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PAGE TWENTY-TWO FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1970 lEwttttig li n a li Average Daily Net Press Run The Weather For The Week Bnded Fair, not as cool tonight; low Angnst 16, leie 65' to 60, Tomorrow cloudy, Residents ot Otis St. 93 Pints oi Blood Donated warmer, chance ot showers late IE in day; high In 80s. Moday—fa ir-. 14,780 pleasant Criticize PZC Procedure At 20th Anniversary Visit Open fonighfr tillill 9:00! Manchester— A City of Village Charm Four realdents of OUs St., ap­ checked Into the matter and ’The 20th anniversary 'visit of James Barnett our entire stock that he had received promises pearing last nlg^t at a Board of the Bloodmobile at St. James’ Esirl Bissell VOL. LXXXK, NO. 275 (SIXTEEN PAGES—TV SEITHON) MANCHESTER CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1970 (Classified Advertising -boys’— srirls* \ dures followed at public hear­ from Town Manager Robert tered program. Warren E. LeForte ings and meetings by the Plan­ Weiss and Director of Public ’Ihe Bloodmobile first accept­ John Torzsa Works •miliam O’Neill. ning and Zoning Oommission ed donors in Manchester on Stephen Carney Nixon’s Commission Astronomer Reports PZC. Odegard said that the last June 6, 1060 at Center Church, Mrs. Bernadette Schulz „ word from Weiss and O’Neill after initiating the nation’s only Joseph Michalik Senate Vote Opposes Funds Tliey charged that the com­ mission pays less attention to had Indicated that the work was all-state free blood program in Edward J. Fontana Danbury the day before. New W orldForming homeowners who speak at the to have been done about two Leon Rivers Mapping Guidelines meetings than it does to techni­ mcxiths ago, but was held up be­ Yesterday, 61 doners kept ap­ pointments and 44 walked in. The following donors walked cal experts, testifying for de­ cause Boctfd of Directors’ action in. ttvwacic c f BRIGHTON, England (AP) — tance light will travel in one velopers. is needed on assessment proce­ Only two prospective doners W downtown wkhcheswrj* A British astronomer says he year. were rejected. James V. McCooe ^ opM MI*, aad Rfl For Foreign Troops in Laos dures. has found a planetary system The star Is surrounded by a Tlielr comments stem from A number of people reached Da-vid Branweln For Campus Peace hearings and decisions on a re­ forming around a large star, disc of matter 4 billion miles A Beach St. resident, who had the multi-gallon mark at the an­ Mrs. Constance Tomezuk - WASHINGTON (AP) — The WASHINGTON (AP) — Em­ quest by developer Raymond the roof of a campus building Epsilon Aurigae, far out In across and has been intriguing complained last month about niversary visit. ’They are Mrs. Florian Bolduc President’s Commission on had a camera mounted on a rl' phasizing its opposition to a Damato for apartments on Otis the parking of buses on Besuih space. scientists for 40 years because Margatet Brooks and Don Car­ Mrs. Germaine Freink Campus Unrest, its hearings fie gunstock, something that jf confirmed, this would be of Its unusual activity wide Indochina war, the Senate St. Damato has been given pre- St., said last night that the prac­ penter, six gallons; Howard A. Sister Rita Clare Hoffner has voted against use of U.S. complete, starts preliminary ^ d have looked like a fire- first Ume a planetary sys- Kopal told the conference Ut- liminary approval for eight tice continues, despite a "cease- Miller, Donald K. Anderson Marlene Clark work today on what Its chair­ funds for foreign troops fighting apartments. and-desist’’ order to the bus and Edward Atkinson, five gal­ James H. Ridyard man has described as the "very He also testified that FBI had beTn found In support of Laos and Cambo­ *nM four residents complained company on Aug. 6. lons. ’Thaddeus Gadarowski .W E ARE hard task’’ of drafting recom- agents discovered military bul- thoueh astrnnnmorn dia. also that, because of what they And, a Benton St. resident Also, Mrs. Jean Kielick, four Mrs. June Offen mendations on how to keep lets as far as one mile away unvo / i f u made up of solid particles and The amendment, sponsored called "the round table discus­ made three suggestions pertain­ gallons; Mrs. Eileen C. l^ynn, Daniel Guamaccia peace at the nation’s coUeges from the shooting site and that ooservea stars w h^e they not gases Eisas was originallyorielnallv be­be- by Sen. J. W. Fulbright, D-Ark., sions between the PZC and the ing to his street. and Frank J. Preneta, three Alvin Baldt ANNOUNCING this fall. , agenU had picked up 60 pounds I*® lieved. was adopted by voice vote Fri­ eaperts,” very few other i>er- He recommended that park­ gallons; William Strain and Mrs. Margaret Dorie Chairman William W. Scran- of rocks, sticks and other ob- p_of m v tr \ But he said the particles mak- day and attached to the $19.2 sons in the room udiere the dis­ Mrs. Edwina Grant and Roger The start of our new beginner classes for the organ. ing be banned 'within 25 feet o f . Joseph Czerwinskl ^ said the commission would jects from the scene. nounced ‘"8 up the star’s seml-transpar-transpar- billion military purchasing bill. cussions 'were held knew what J. Bolduc, one gallon. Age groups 8-10, 11-12, 13-14 and adults. This course the E. Center St. intersection, Richard D. Poudrler hold working seminars all day James C. Woodring Jr. of thp Friday at include some equallingequalllng The amendment will be consid­ 2 transpired or what was decided. ’The next regular Bloodmo­ consists of 6 weeks of group instructions, 1 hour a before starting to draft Its re- Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, said he Jy® ^temattonal Astronomical that stop signs be installed at Mrs. ’Thomas Zemke the size of small planets. ered later In a conference with bile visit is scheduled for Sept. commendations to President saw a National Guard lieutenant conference. Last night’s comment session Benton and Wadsworth Sts., Mrs. Mildred M. Berggren week for the young students and 2 hours for the Kopal said astronomers have the House where its fate is un- 14 at St. Mary’s Episcopal Nixon. He said he hoped the re- give what appeared to be a Kopal, a professor of astrono- certadn. was manned by GOP Director and that tree branches which Mrs. Candace Hendricks adults. Music material and practice facilities will be been surprised by the low tem­ David Odegard. With few excep­ Church, 33 Park St., from 1:46 port would be ready sometime hand signal that started the Manchester University, In related action Friday, the are obscuring the stop sign at Wentworth Johnson furnished. perature of the system, about tions, all of the comment ses­ to 6:30 p.m. next month. shooting. ®P' ow500 uesreesdegrees or aoomabout the heat of Senate approved by voice vote Benton and Durkin Sts. be re­ 'The following donors kept ap­ Ernest A. Ley The commission concluded its The 19-year-old told the com- Aurigae, is 20 times as big aide of the sions, now in their fourth year, This course is designed primarily to assist the moon. an amendment by Sen. Birch moved. pointments. David R. Pierce hearings Friday at Kent State mission that the officer turned ^ ®un and 6,000 light years have been manned by Republi­ Paul S. Seybolt Jr. student to realize his or her ability to play,before Bayh, D-Ind., to reassert the cans. The Democratic directors Mrs. Martha Kurowskl University, Ohio, where four toward the troops, raised his away. A light year is the dis- (See Page Eight) Mrs. Anne Rothwell purchasing an organ. congressional prerogative of say that they are not boycot­ William Matushak students died in a confrontation pistol in the air, then turned setting ceilings on the level of Donald Bernard ting the semi-monthly sessions, Odd Creature Mrs. Marie D. Miller This course has been very successful for the with National Guardsmen May back toward the crowd of stu- ” U.S. military manpower. Deroaler photo 2 however. Allan P. Walch Mrs. Natalie Moseley young and adult student, with amazing results within 4. It had previously taken testl- dents and “ started to fire point And it adopted 69-0 an amend­ The sea potato, also known Sherman R. Collins Mrs. Rosalind A. Mudry a limited time. mony in Washington and at blank Into the ground.’ ’ ment by Sen. Charles Peresy, R- A South St. resident, who had as the heart urchin, burrows it­ Jackson, Miss., where two Shaws Wed 25 Years Mrs. Cecilia Michalak Charles Button In keeping with commission ni., to cut troop rotations by 26 requested several times in the self into the ocean floor, young Negroes were killed by Mrs. Marie Benson Miss Myra Perry Registrations are now being accepted for Sept. policy not to pursue details of Israel Claims Proof per cent, a step he said would past three years that South St., stretches its vacuumlike legs up Mr. and Mrs. Shaw were mar­ gunfire during a demonstration Mr. and Mrs. James F. Shaw William Strickland Alfred A. Santos We suggest that you call now, each group will have the shootings that might be pre­ save $140 million. The amend­ a dirt road, be Improved, com­ through the sandy bottom to ried July 16, 1945 at St. Peter’s May 14. of 37 Edison St. were feted at Mrs. Jane M. 'White limited enrollment. sented to a grand jury, Wood- ment exempted the Vietnam plained of the lack of attention suck up food, then draws its Cathedral in Rome, Italy, and Reuben Cutler At Its final session at Kent a 26th wedding anniversary din­ Orrln C. 'White ring was not questioned in detail combat zone and hardship areas to his complaint. legs back down through the were blessed by the late Pope Joseph Kovalsky State, the commission was told about what followed, Of Truce Violations sand. Miss Carols Barbato Total cost $15.00 — Call 872-4622 where tours are purposely Odegard told him that he had ner-dance last Simday at Plus Xn. They spent their Mrs. Betty J. Baranowskl that only Ohio NaUonal Guards- a special state grand jury will T. Michael Zemke By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS short. honeymoon on the Isle of Capri. Mrs. Madeline Botti men fired guns during the May begin an investlgaUon of the Pagranl’s Crystal Lake Ball­ Stephen Rascher Fulbright said his amendment Mrs. Shaw came to the United Mrs. Wanda Bonadles 4 disturbance in which 11 stu- shootinss earlv next month. Israel i claims i- it •has new “ irrefutable”...... evidence . . - that------room in Ellington. Miss Joann R. Dwlre dovetails with the Senate’s pre- Many friends attended the re­ States on the first war brides Mrs. Alice Larrlmore dents were also wounded. Woodring said students who continuing ^ ave Violations of the Middle Mrs. Jean Chaplin Mrs. Helen Dwire George Warren, an attorney had been jeering and throwing East cease-fire by moving more SAM antiaircraft mis- 'viously expressed conviction Sm You At Th» "Fimiian's P««ch Festival" ception g;lven by the couple’s liner to New York City from that the United States should Italy. The couple has lived in Mrs. Helen Aseltine on the commission’s staff, said rocks at guardsmen seemed tosiles closer to the Suez Canal Tonialit— Over Motrii ot the Fhehouse! daughters, Miss Cathy Shaw not become further enmeshed In and Miss Patsy Shaw, both of Manchester since 1949. Mr. Miss Connie M. Quey FBI agents determined 29 fgei they had won a victory as The complaint, the fourth ------Orchard Fresh Native Peaches; Early Macs, Melba and Warsaw Pact Report foreign conflict, spieclfically In Manchester. Tom Kelly and his Shaw has a real estate office in Miss Patricia Ann Barbate guardsmen fired a minimum of the guardsmen headed back such since the cease-fire went the desire was not "an absolute Gravenstein Apples! Burdette Webb Jr. STVDIO 64 shots in 11 seconds. over the grassy knoll toward a into effect at midnight Aug. 7, condition.’’ attempts to shore up the govern­ orchestra played lor dancing. East Hartford. Delivered to Bonn ments of Cambodia and Laos by NATIVE: Com, Tomatoes, Beet Greens, SheU, Um a Beans, Fred H. Ruggles The FBI, he said, reported safer position. Then, he said, was based on material gathered The military command in Tel Green, Yellow Beans, Salad Bowl, Boston Let­ military action. Mrs. Anne Ruggles BONN, Germany (AP) — that "no other than a ^ a rd s- the troops turned and fired. Thursday, Israel said. Aviv said an Israeli soldier was tuce, Cukes, Leeks, Savoy, Red Cabbage, Cauli­ West Germany gave a cautious ROUTE 83, VERNON •/« M ilt North of Tht Circit - sn-K tf “ It seems to me Intolerable Peter Ratti flower, Hot, DUl, Red Peppers, Sweet Potatoes, welcome today to the commu­ ^ ®® , 8T® a rearm ^VASHINGTON (AP) — Light-"P**® Israeli military command killed by bazooka fire Friday we should finance that kind of Imported Red oiilons. Black Radishes and Sba- Austin Chambers nique issued following the War­ W ^ e n also said the FBI weight automatic M16 rifles are said the evidence indicates "the near the Lebanese border. The act—Invasion by neighboring lots. James B. Grimes saw Pact summit meeting lA found no evidence of a sniper being Issued to National Guard construction of missile batteries fire apparenUy came from Arab countries,” Fulbright said. FRESH: Peaches, Plums, Nectarines, Honeydews, Canta­ Carl Rivers Moscow on the Soviet-German firing at guardsmen, contradict- troops who will have the rapid- other preparational work guerrillas, who have vowed to “ This amendment would pre­ loupes, Crawsaw Melons, Strawberries, Limes, Coventry 4-H Corn Supper Arthur S. Lassow treaty. ONE DAY-SATURDAY ONLY! Ing an earlier report that sniper fire weapons available for com- sHH lb progress” within 20 miles sabotage 'the peace talks, vent us from financing them Pineapples, Grapes, Bartlett Pears, Mangoes, Douglas R. Hayes Watermelons, Prune Plums and Grapefruit. Spokesman Ruedlger von fire precipitated the shootings. bat and putting down riots and U^® canal. The terms of the Reports from the Lebanese from these funds," he said. ” If Robert Otten VISIT OCR SMPOR'TED BASKET DISPLAY Wednesday, Aug. 26th Weehmar said the government He said the FBI described student disorders, it has been I^ ce bar new military deploy- capital of Beirut and the Jorda- they want to do it on their own, Charles H. Spratly "took note of the comunlque guardsmen Involved in the learned, ment within 30 miles of the wat- nian capital of Amman indicat- we cannot stop them. But we WEEKEND SPECIALS 5:00 — 7:00 P.M. Arthur E. Doane with Interest and shares the ifO'l ISI shootings as "terribly scared.” The M16s gradually are re- erway. don’t have to pay the bill.” (See Page Eight) CANTALOUPES...... « for f M , 0 0 Donald Ellis hope that the So'vlet-German Warren, a 31-year-old Lans- placing World War II vintage There was no Egyptian com­ Adoption of the three amend­ NATIVE TOMATOES ...... lb. 2 9 e NORTH COVENTRY COMMUNITY HOUSE Darden E. Haslett treaty, slg;ned on Aug. 12, will Ing, Mich, attorney, said the ment on the charges. Egypt has ments ended a week of debate NATIVE PEACHES ...... 2 lbs. 4 9 t RT. 44A George M. Blake lead to improvement in rela­ FBI learned a photogprapher on (See Page Eight) refused to acknowledge any of on the military purchasing bill Carl J. Dauber tions with the Warsaw Padt (AP Plntofax) marked by defeat of an amend­ A CHERRY TOMATOES...... basket S 9 * Israel’s charges of cease-fire MENU: COKE and Assorted Flavors 2 4 12-oz. cans $ 2 J 9 8 Paul A. Bernard countries." violations. South Vietnamese soldiers carry a wounded comrade through a flooded Cambo­ ment to cut back the Safeguard We Carry A Full Line of Your Favorite Com Fritters with Maple Syrup In Washington, the State De­ Arab General dian rice paddy to an evacuation helicopter after a fierce 24-hou.r battle. antimissile system. Morning and Evening Newspapers! IAI..E partment|JcU Clllcltt acuUsaid lUJno LvJXformal lllcU protestJJXT/LtSoL a ^ ^ Still unresolved are bids to re­ Com On The Cob Coroner Says Sharon Tate had been received from Egypt ASSaSSinateU place the military draft with an Ham DONATION: concerning American surveil­ all-volunteer armed force and to Salad Adulto $2.00 lance of the cease-fire by U2 spy force a U.S. military withdraw­ CLEARANCE SALE - 1970 FORDS Was Hanged and Stabbed Agnew To Confer with Nixon al from Indochina by the end of D i r p n Rolls — Coffee Children 6-12 $1.00 planes and satellites. p r o d u c e i " In Mideast 1971. Home-Made Pie Children under 6, Free AT DILLON SALES & SERVICE, INC. SAVE OVER By LINDA DEUTSCH chest, abdomen, arms, back and A spokesman dismissed a charge by Egypt’s semiofficial Vtt OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER—««8-eS84______Associated Press Writer thigh. "In my opinion,” he said, ^ BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — WASHINGTON (AP) — The U 319 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER , "five stab wounds in themselves newspaper A1 Ahram that the Iranian Gen. Teimour Bakhtiar, Prior to Embarking for Asia Pentagon cites curtailment of LOS ANGELES (AP) — would have caused a fatal out- flights are a “ pretext for esplon- a bitter opponent of the Shah of B62 raids as another bit of evi­ 20% Blonde, pregnant Sharon Tate come.” He said none of the stab a^e” and said the survelllEince Iran, has been assassinated SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. (AP) than do American soldiers, and economic advisers are on the dence the U.S. role in the Viet­ SAMPLE BUY was hanged as well as stabbed, wounds was Inflicted alter she will continue from the Israeli while on a hunting trip in Iraq, — Vice President Spiro T. Ag­ banned use of U.S. funds for for­ agenda. nam war is being reduced. the county coroner says. died. side of the cease-fire line. the newspaper A1 Nahar report­ new confers today with Presi­ eign troops in support of Laos In addition, Nixon will wel­ Secretary of Defense Melvin stock No. 3896 1970 FORD Coroner Thomas T. Noguchi, Charles Manson and three The State Department also ed today. dent Nixon and top White House and Cambodia. come another group of editors R. Laird said the average B62 testifying lor the state in the wemen followers on trial for the said there is reason for hope The paper did not name the officials before setUrig out on The White House announced and broadcasters Monday for sorties—one flight by one plane 2 Door Sportaroof XL, Hideawway Headlamps, Wheel Covers, Tate murder trial, said there murders of Miss Tate and six that indirect peace talks me- assassin but said three Iranian his second trip to Asia this year. Nixon planned a statement in the third in a series of foreign —would be cut from 1,200 to Courtesy JJghts, 260 H.P. V-8 Engine, Crulsomatic Transmis­ were rope burns on the actress others Aug 9-10, 1969, sat quietly dialed by U.N. envoy Gunnar V. students who hijacked an Ira- The vice president, who visit­ connection with Aggiew’s depar­ policy briefing for news execu­ 1,000 a month. Eighteen months sion, 'VlsibUity Group, F78xl6 Fiberglass Belted WSW ’Tires, neck and left cheek, as well as Noguchi testified. Once, Man- jarring will begin soon, perhaps nian airliner to Baghdad last ed 11 Asian and Pacific nations ture at noon from nearby El tives. Some 60 Western editors ago the average was 1,800. G Rocker Panel Molding, Body Side Molding, Power Steering, 16 stab wounds on her body. gon smiled, and the three girls by next week. McCloskey indi- June turned out to be Iranian in- during a three-week trip in Jan­ Toro Marine (Jorps Air Station have been invited from Hawaii, The reductions will save a lot AM Radio, Undercoat. A picture of the dead womans’ whispered to their attorneys, cated that Jarring might have telligence agents who “ master­ uary, will be gone a lltUe more on a 10-day trip to South Korea, Alaska, Washington, Oregon, of money, but a Pentagon D0N7 B E FO O LED face, exhibited by the prosecu- Earlier, Sgt. Michael Mc- word by early in the week on minded” the assassination. than a week this time. South Ko­ Nationalist China, South Viet­ Idaho, Arizona, Nevada, Utah, spokesman, explaining Laird’s Factory List Price ...... $3879.25 Uon, showed two dark abrasions Gann, describing what officer BY UNETHICAL ADVERTISING------DEAL DIRECT WITH ECONOMY'S QUALITY the site or diplomatic level of A1 Nahar said travelers from rea, NaUonalist CJhina, Thailand nam and Thailand. New Mexico, Montana and Wyo­ on the cheekbone. found at the Tate mansion, said (See Page Two) DILLON YEAR END SAVINGS...... ^19.25 the -talks. Baghdad gave this account; and South Vietnam are on his Nixon sent him on the mission ming. CRAFTSMEN. WE HAVE FOR YEARS DONE SUB-CONTRACT WORK WITH MANY OF THE "It is my opinion,” Noguchi me killers apparenUy did not ------ij— Indirect talks are the next Bakhtiar, an Iranian aide, an itinerary. to get a report on Southeast Earlier briefings were held at SO CALLED BIG HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES. YOU MUST SAVE WHEN YOU DEAL said, “ that Uie rope contacted ransack the house, which con- New Orleans for Southern news Iraqi guard and the three stu­ ' His mission is to talk with and Asia, where the President $3260.00 quite firmly. It is quite consist- tained various narcoUcs and Middle East peace dents were on a hunting trip executives and Los Angeles for DIRECT WITH ECONOMY BUILDERS, INC. ent that the decedent was about 8100 proposed by the United listen to Asian leaders on the launcljed his Nixon Doctrine a Aug. 9 in the Iraqi province of national media, representatives. hanged.” McGann' said marijuana. States and accepted by Israel, Nixon Doctrine, under which the year ago, proposing more Aslan Dyala, close, to the Iranian bor­ Nixon himself added one spe­ 1^300 Seen Police found a thick white ny- hashish, cocaine and the hallucl- Egypt and Jordan. United States 'will provide as­ self-help. der. cial event to the calender by in­ lon rope around the neck of the nogenlc drug MDA were found In New York, Israel’s chief sistance only to those Asian na- Aides said the President plans DILLON SALES AND SERVICE, INC. The aide shot Bakhtiar and viting Diaz Ordaz to be guest of screen beauty, looped over a liv- at the estate—-In a living rcom U.N. delegate, Yosef Tekoah, Uons which help themselves. a busy schedule during his stay 319 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER then tried to flee to the Iranian honor at a presidential state Losing Jobs ing room celling beam with the cabinet, in a nightstand in a met with Jarring and said when Agnew, who had been in the in California. He has brought DORMERS $ border with the stud/ents. Iraqi along a number of key White dinner Sept. 3 in connection with other end around the neck of bedroom shared by victims Abl- asked if the negotiations would border guards arrested them. Los Angeles area since a poliO- Jay Sebrlng, another of the five gau polger and Wojielech Fry- start by next week: “ It's diffi­ House advisers. Including Secre­ the celebration of San Diego’s Bakhtiar, a cousin of former cal speech Thursday night, 200th anniversary. vlcUms. kowsky, and in the black sports- cult for me to say.” tary of State William P. Rogers In Hartford Queen Soraya and chief of secu- planned to come by helicopter The dinner will be held at the Defense objections cut off ^ar belonging to Sebring. The semiofficial Cairo news- and Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell, rlty in Iran in the late 1950s, to the Western White House for showpiece Hotel Del Coronado. HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — questions on hang;ing just before a police source said out of p a ^ r Al^Ahram^says^Eg^t^has rushed to a Baghdad hospi­ meeUngs with Nixon, national both of whom expect to remain 850 the trial recessed until Monday, court that the street vaule of the for the two weeks. Nixon promised it will feature About 1,300 employes of the instructed its chief U.N. dele­ security aide Henry Kissinger FULL SHED DORMER ON Noguchi said he expects to narcotics was about $400. tal and died two days later. Meetings with the Cabinet, U.S. and Mexican food and told Royal Typewriter will lose their gate, Mohamed Hassan Elzay The newspaper said the assas­ and other officials before his WE TAKE THE elaborate during later testimo­ McGann said $18 was in open b> press for New York as National Security Council and jobs when that division of Litton 24x30 CAPE FRAMED. sin had been living with scheduled noon departure from (See Page Seven) Industries moves production fa­ ny- view on a st^ d , smaU ^ 1- the peace talks. Is- nearby El Tor Marine Air Sta­ Using life-sized diagrams of amounts were in purses and Bakhtiar since the general took cilities to England, according to ROOF TO MATCH ENTIRE ROOF. men's Jarring it would tion. GUESSWORK OUT OF the front and back of Miss wallets, $80 was in sebringSebrlne’s s '■®®‘ Jarrmg^ ii woma on ggymm ' in Baghdad early last an announcement Friday. SIDING OPTIONAL . . . Tate’s body, Noguchi showed After a refueling stop in Ha­ regular Cyprus, but a spokesman said (See Page Two) A Royal spokesman, who at­ STUD U " CENTER where she was stabbed—in the (See Page Eight) waii, Agnew planned to conUnue tributed the shift to foreign com­ 2 7 . 5 0 west across the international Nixon Places No Barriers petition, said in a letter to plant 3 DOUBLE HUNG WINDOWS CAR TUNE-UPS: dateline before an overnight employes that the layoffs would DONE BY OUR QUAUTY CRAFTSMEN! stop at Guam. be completed by July 1971. On Monday, he flies to Seoul, On Cambodian Air Strikes The spokesman, Ronald L. South Korea, for two days of White, president of the dl'vlslon, 2 SAIGON (AP) — President Vietnamese supply routes nm- said production of all portable FAMOUS “CRAIG SCOTT talks with officials concerned Nixon has placed no geographi­ nlng southward from Laos. about U.S. plans to withdraw cal restrictions on U.S. Air Meanwhile, Associated Press models and most parts of the WE CAN HANDLE ALL HOME NEEDS DELUXE TAILORED 20,000 of the 63,000 U.S. troops 470 manual and the 660-666 elec­ — NO JOB IS TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL — Force strikes inside Cambodia correspondent T. Jeff Williams there. against North Vietnamese and reported from Phnom Penh that tric typewriters would be per­ The rest of Agnew’s schedule Viet Cong troops and supplies, Cambodian forces had begun formed In Hull, England and has not been completed, but he informed sources said today. clearing operations northeast of shipped to Hartford' for as­ is likely to spend at least one The sources said that al­ the capital. Reports from sembly. night in Nationalist CJhina, two though some historical shrines Phnom Penh said three Viet Royal’s need to compete nights in Thailand and one in such Eis the Angkor temple ruins Cong battalions—perhaps up to more effectively against lower 2 South Vietnam. There had been northwest of Phnom Penh may 1,000 troops or more—apparent­ coet foreign-made machines At MILEX . . . we don’t guess what's wrong with your speculaUon about a possible be off limits to U.S. bombers, ly had slipped away. maikes this shift essential,” car’s engine . . we know. Our automotive specialists brief stop in Cambodia, but offi­ there arc no geographical limi­ Maj. Am Rong, the Cambo­ 'White said In the letter. automatically diagnose any engine problem and come ADD-A-LEVEL ROOFING SIDING GUTTERS Concrete Work cials say now none is planned. tations if military officials be­ dian military spokesman, said Earlier this year, the com­ up with the right answers to have your car like new lieve enemy buildups might pany said workers at the Roysd again. MILEX eliminates guesswork with an exclusive Agnew is taking a smaller several air strikes were carried 40-step electronic analysis, a 30-point complete elec­ party with him than on the Jan­ pose a threat to allied forces in out against suspected Viet Cong plant at Hull earn about one- tronic tune-up, an electronic carburetor adjustment, and uary trip. And Mrs. Agnew is South Vietnam. base areas near Prek Tameak, third as much as those in Hart­ our famous 6,000 m ile/120 day coast-to-coast guar­ sta^ng behind at Ocean C^ty, This was the first time such a nine miles northeast of Phnom ford. antee Including parts and labor. Md. disclosure had been made, but Penh. He did not specify whose Labor leaders began to pre­ GUARANTEED Back to Regular Price Monday Morning 'The trip is designed to provide the sources said it did not repre­ airplanes conducted the latest pare for large layoffs two sent any change in policy. strikes. months ago when the move to ELECTRONIC TUNE-UP Everything thol s new for fall in university the President with a report on the situation in Southeast Asia a The disclosure came in re­ "There are no boundaries for England appeared Ine'vltable. • 40-step Engine Analysis styled sport coats by Craig Scolt-including American bombers in Cambo­ GARAGES CAR PORTS REC ROOMS KITCHENS STORM WINDOWS year after he visited the area sponse to queries whether Extensive job Interviewing and • New Sparkplugs, New Points, plaids, herringbones tattorsalls. a-s well as dia,” said one source. ” If we 0 95 and unveiled his Nixon Doc- American planes had supported assistance have been set up by / New Condenser, Carburetor solid color blazers. Two button styles wiih Cambodian forces during the felt Interdiction of enemy forces the company. Calibration and Timing ’ 2 4 . trine. high singly center vents. / Regulars, shorts, heavy fighting Thursday and would secure our positions in On Aug/ 4, a Boston attorney • 6,000 Mile/4 Month Guarantee Fw Most Cm . As on this trip, Agnew is ex­ longs. One doy only. Hurry ini Friday within six to nine miles the event enemy forces became for the National Labor Rela­ INC. pected to emphasize the Ameri­ of Phnom Penh. a potential threat to Vietnam, tions Board confirmed the filing SINCE can aid to Asian officials, who One source said no American we would hit where we had to. of a complaint by Local 987, MILEX KNOW S ’ fear the Nixon administration “ Whenever possible,, Cambo­ 1955 warplanes had supported the United Auto Workers union, tp ECONOMY BUILDERS how to taka hotter cars of your car's engine. Call for an appoint- may be planning a virtual U.S. battle but added the comment dian and South Vietnamese which nearly all the 2,6(X> Royal 945 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER nent or stop In to MILEX today. pullout from the area in the face that they would not be forbidden planes are hitting as many tar­ production workers belong. Ac­ One of our trained repreaen- Open Thura. to 9 P.M; of antiwar sentiment, especially If military officials thought that gets as they can reach an(l han­ tion on the complaint is pend­ LIBERAL dle. When they need help, the tativee will call and help 249 Broad Street in the U.S. Senate. a potential threat was posed to ing. U.S. Air Force goes.” 8 7 2 -0 6 4 7 Ampio Freo Pprkin^J The Senate voted this week to allied forces in Vietnam. Jeremiah J. Driscoll, presi­ FINANCING with year space problems. (Naor tho Parkado in Manchatfar] V The latest disclosure con­ cut the supplementary allow­ Informants said most Ameri­ dent of Local 937, declined to firmed the American policy of AVAILABLE ASK FOR MR. WOOD No obllgatloa, of coarse. ances under which Thai and can air strikes in CJambodla are speculate in June on the pos­ 643-2197 providing direct air support to sibility of legal action against (AP Photofax) South Kbrenn troons receive centered . east of the Mekong Cambodian ground forces, al- Royal. He said then that he Hours: Monday thru Saturday 8-5 ' ^You're not^ having an exaggerated c ^ e of double Newark, Del. plant lot. Picture was taken with a more combat p-iy from the Unit­ River in the Northeastern part vision! This is just a view of (jars parked in a 500mm. lens, pulling the cars closer together ed States for being in Vietnam of the country against North (See Page Seven) (See Page Eigllt) FACE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, . AUGUST 22, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD., MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1970 PAGE THREE Weeklong Festival at UConn Closes Sheinwolfl on Bridge T it o N a m e s Bond Prices Senate Votes / GOLDEN JUBILEE EVEN GREAT EXPERT H i s E n v o y J u m p A f t e r A g a in s t A i d MOVIE RAHNOS . SOMETIMES FUMBLES NORTH Puppeteers Have Diverse Interests PEACHES FORRARENT 8 A N D ♦ A By ALFRED 8HEINWOLD Z> AQJ942 / To Vatican By JUNE LINTON N e w R u m o r s To Indoeliina YOUNG PEOPLE O Q42 (Herald Reporter) APPLES Tfm otf9Ctiv9 ot th§ ntktg§ i$ to Morm When a baseball player catch­ * 984 BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (OonUnned from Page One) That little fellow dangling NEW YO R K YAP) — Bond p fw H dbouit tho ouHo^f/Hy 0/ es a ball in the outfield with his WEST EAST (AP) — President *1510 today Graveiuitein and movio cowfwf tqr wtomtng by thoir cAMdroo. from strings, supported by rods prices forged higher during the statement, declined to say this skull, you are sure to reaul 4 J 10 54 3 4 Q876 appointed Vjekoslav Cvrlje as Early McIntosh or concealing a lively hand was past week, spurred on by both was the reason. about it in all the papers. When Z> K873 C? 10 ambassador to the Vatican, A U A6ES AOMIHED O 105 0 987 studied from head to toe this news and rumors that money However, money was a reason GiAtral Audiences a bridge player does something marking the first time in 18 4> K6 ♦ QJ752 week at the University Con­ conditions were, easing, accord­ ORCHARD Laird cited when he annotmced equally inept, he is mortally of­ years Belgrade and the Holy SOUTH necticut, where the annual fep- ing to the investment banklhg the first reduction t o '1,600 sor­ ALL AteS AOHim O fended at any colunmlst who See have had fuU diplomatic re­ HILL Pirtfllil Guidtnu Sunntid writes a word about it. So I 4 K 9 2 lations. tival of the Puppeteers of house of Salomon Brothers. ties 18 months ago. 6 P Z> 65 AVERY ST., WAPPING won’t say who played today’s Cvrlje had been an informal America was staged on cam­ Gains were sharper on the ’Die 28-ton bomb load for a O AKJ63 hand, but I will mention tlmt government envoy to the Vati­ pus. government side of the market B8—^used against enemy troops 4 A 103 . it was a well-known American can since 1966. than on the corporate eide. and fortifications—costs an esti­ AESTAICTEO West North East ' T h e talents and interests Uniltr 17 raw im KCWiHiAnying player, competing in the world Msgr. Mario Cagna, who had •Ihe Federal Reserve Board’s mated $66,000. The new reduc­ Pirmt or Adult Guordlm Pass 1 (? Pass 2 <> which prompted over 600 puj>- championship pair contest In been the Vatican’s envoy to Yu­ announcement late Monday that tion will save $11 million a Pass 3 0 Pass 4 N T peteers to come were as varied Stockholm a few weeks ago. goslavia, was also promoted to it was lowering reserve require­ month—and that appeals to Pass 5 Pass 5 N T as the members' themselves. West dealer. the rank of nuncio, or ambassa­ ments for time deposits was the congressional critics searching Pass 6 4 Pass 6 N T Five women came all the . NO ONE UNDER 17 AOMIUED North-South -vulnerable. dor. first impetus. for ways to cut military spend­ (Ago limit mty vary All Pass way from Gothenburg, Sweden, ATTEN TIO N Opening lead — Four of The promotions were an­ ing. In cirtain oroat) to perform but even more to Rumors later proven false Spades. nounced in a joint communique. “ This further step in the re­ learn. An Englishman came to Thursday that banks would low­ LITTLE CAR FANS: Dechirer won the first trick nto broke diplomatic rela­ lecture on his favorite subject, duction of U.S. operations in ■u n ggB M« IS] numMctivf with one losing club and no er the prime Interest rate also in dummy with the ace of tions in 1962 in retaliation for the toy theater, and a retired Southeast Asia coincides with or TX way to get to dummy for the sparked a brief upward trend, WE ARE NOW TAKING MOTION nCTUm coot or ULTMiXJUkTlON spades and should have bowed the appointment of Archbishop Russian artist came because he the continuing redeployment of established hearts. analysts said. three times to the West in g;rati- Alojzijc Stepinac as a cardinal. finds puppets interesting as a U.S. forces from South Vietnam, ’There’s probably a moral in tude for the neutral lead. South Stepinac then was confined to hobby. Friday’s good news, accord­ ORDERS FOR THE NEW the increased rates of sorties by led the deuce of diamonds to this story, but I ’ll let the read­ ing to some analysts, was the his native -village on charges of George Speaight is known as the South Vietnamese air force, the king and returned a heart er supply It. lowering of rates on large Cer­ coUalxirating with the Nazis the greatest living historian of CHEVY VEGA 2300 and the increasing moderniza­ THEATER TIME to try a finesse with the queen. Dally Ouejrtion tificates of Deposit by the two during World War n . He died puppetry in the world. He lec­ tion of the South Vietnamese air East dropped the ten, and now Partner opens with one spade, largest banks in New York City. SCHEDULE there. tured Wednesday on the Eng­ force,” the Pentagon explained. the slam was on ice. and the next player passes. You Yugosla-via is the second Com­ lish toy theater and on Pimch TTils was taken by some observ­ The Vietnamese air force has hold: Spades, Q-8-7-6; Hearts, Declarer could continue with munist nation to have full rela­ and Judy, a pair with a re­ ers to be an indication that mon­ CHEVROLET no B62s and the Pentagon said SATTIRDAY 10; Diamonds, 9-8-7; Clubs, ()• the ace and jack of hearts to tions with the Vatican. The oth­ markable past. He has written ey conditions were easing. there is no plan to give them Burnside—Catch 22, 7:10-9:20. J-7-6-2, force out the king, and could er is Cuba. and rewritten books on both ’The two banks, Chase Man­ GO., INC. any. East Hartford Drive-In—^The What do you say? (»RTER get to dummy with the queen Vietnamese have about 20 subjects. Tlie American edition hattan and First National City, Moonshine War, 10:46; Ice Sta­ of diammds to take the nine of Answer; Bid two spades. You 1229 MAIN STREET squadrons of helicopters, of "Punch and Judy” was pub­ posted new rates of 7*^ per cent MANCHESTER tion Zebra, 8:10. hearts and then the last two count 6 points in high cards and transports and observation and Airline Upkeep lished just last week by Plays on 30-to-69-day CD’s and 7% per East Windsor Drive-In—^The hearts. He would make five 3 points for the singleton, easily attack aircraft. The punch Inc. of Boston. cent on 60-to-89-day CD’s. ’This Boatnlks, 8:10; Swiss Family hearts, two spades, four dia­ enough for a raise when you comes from a half-dozen squad­ Record Privacy "Punch is still very much represents a drop ofper cent. Robinson, 10:16. monds and the ace of clubs. have four-card support for his rons of propeller-driven A1 alive in England,” declared ’The new rates apply to CD’s of Manchester Drive-In — ’Two Repeats Finesse suit. * Skyraiders and four squadrons Defended by FAA Speaight, who said he just over $100,000. Certificates of de­ Mules for Sister Sara, 10:00; I f South had played the hand Copyright 1970 of Jets, Including one of F6 doesn’t believe that Pimch is posit are negotiable bhnk depos­ Secret War of Harry Frigg 9:20. in that way, you might be read­ General Features Corp. Freedom Fighters and three WASHINGTON (A P ) — really such a murderous char­ it slips. State ’Theatre—^The Out of ing about it now, but the first squadrons of A37s. That’s about Granting the public free access acter as he seems. Although he On the government side, shor­ Towners, 1:60-6:46-9136; ’True paragrai^ of this story would 60 aircrsift with 46 more prom­ knocks people about on their ter term bonds—under seven Children Hold Carnival Grit, 3:36-7:26. be different. South had the to Federal Aviation Administra­ ised by the United States. heads, he’s not for real and it UA ’Theatre—Patton, 1:00, slam in his grasp, but he bob- tion data on airline maintenance years—picked up half point. But the Vietnamese air force is a convenient way to get 4:00, 7:16, 10:30. bled it. Longer term governments, after unson^s To Help Clear Up Air cannot do a B62’s job. problems would do more harm them off the stage, speaight sharp losses early in the week, “They’re not anywhere near South led a diamond to the than good for aviation safety, explained. Some day the air may be a • SUNDAY picked up about one point. Above, sons of Mr. and Mrs. the firepower of the B62,” says jack and led another heart to says F A A Administrator John Burnside—Catch 22, 2 :40, 4:60, Delight’s Audience Aggressive bidding for new little clearer as the result of a Joseph Grzyb of 106 Woodhill an Air Force colonel. repeat the finesse, hoping that H. Shaffer. 7:10, 9:20. To the delight of his audience tax-free municipals forced Candy Kitchen carnival held yesterday in tN? Rd., wearing Hungaiian-style East had falsecarded with 10-x Discussing the Pentagon But Rep. John E. Moss, D- the energetic red-haired Eng­ back yard of the home of Mr. hats in keeping with the music, East Hartford Drive-In—^The of hearts. ’The second finesse yields down to the point where Where Town Pools—same hours as ment disclosed that the rise in Rt. 30, Vernon — Tolland Coun­ half full Instead of half empty,” to Iran caused a break in diplo­ Llords, the International repre­ by a car operated by John Monday . . . today Is the last the Consumer Price Index last COMPUltr. IT IUCLUD(r*>. IMT4C65T ty Fair — Horse Show today, remarked Monte Gordon, ana­ matic relations between the two Astiore or afloat, sentative for Puppeteers of Brown, 38, of Norwich. Both of Instructions. month was considerably less PnxJucfi#,,. along with other events. lyst for Bache & Co., Friday. countries. they're rocking H n iT D IS N E t America and the planning be­ were walking in the high-speed PRINCIPAL, lkJ5>Ue,AKiC£r^,£-SVMAT£0 Community Y, N. Main St., than the average monthly in­ East Lyme Fire Bradley International Airport, •"There is a feeling that we are Bakhtiar was wanted by Iran gan for this trip. lane, police said. 8:30 p.m., Experitheatre ’70 crease between February and the boat! Rt. 76, Windsor Locks, noon — beginning to look toward the ostensibly on a charge of abuse Keeping It Simple 4A/D MAIA/TAINANCL- -Pjti- presents ’"The Fantastlcks." Sweeps 5 Stores 6 p.m. — Bradley A ir Museum first signs of recovery in the May. of power when he was chief of Alice Rorberg, director at the O V A mOMfr WITU 2f>% Drug Advisory Center, 81 Rus­ The market reacted by pro­ rAMMOUNI MCYUOIS . . . .donation: 76 cents adults economy.” security. But it has long been EAST LYME, Conn. (AP) — center, Kerstin Wendt-Larson, Extended Forecast sell St., 647-9222, 6 p.m.-9 p.m. pelling the industrial average JJICNLEMIIlOa SJUHtYOEMaS and 26 cents children. Added Richard Scruggs, ana­ believed that his bitter apposi­ A general-alarm fire swept Kate ’Thorlid, Ulla Bjurde and o o w v r o t A Y£rAt MOtrCAC>h- MHS Guidance and Place­ ahead nearly 16 points and lift­ JINQISMMN STOIT The extended outlook is for Community Y, N. Main St., lyst for Goodbody & Co; “ A tion and alleged attempts to in­ through a Nlantlc riiopping cen­ Elver Johansson paid all of ment Offices—open 8 a.m. to sunny and pleasant weather 7:30 p.m. —Experitheatre '70 ing it above the 740 level, an im­ 1HE0UHIFT0WIKI1S ter early today, causing heavy their own expenses for the trip. A T AN INV£^STM£-NT, pattern of economic recovery is cite a tribal revolt against the Monday and again Wednesday. presents “ The Fantastlcks.” noon and 1-3 p.m. portant psychologilcal barrier. damage to four small businesses As they spoke in English just a pretty clearly 'visible. We can Shah were the real motives be­ COIOII »T MOMiM A MMMXml nchM ’Tuesday, partly cloudy with a NOT ttN T OOWV TVe O^Alkl. 4-H Fair Grounds, Bradley TTie gain in the average for and a supermarket. bit hesitantly, the enormity of Monday, Aug. 24 see the bottom of the recession hind Iran’s relentless hunt for chance of showers. Overnight Field, Rt. 76, Windsor Locks, the week, narrowed by a small Fire officials said the blaze presenting a puppet play in a Globe Hollow — lessons at 10 saucer.” him. low temperatures ranging from CALL Hartford County 4-H Fair, 2 decline Monday, was 34.67 Today: 8: 36 - 7:26 burned out of control for about foreign langfuage became evi­ a.m.-noon; open 1-8 p.m. What promoted the optimism After serving a nine-month MORSE POWERS SIIVERS the upper 60s to mid 60s. After­ p.m. - 11:30 p.m.—Some attrac­ points. ’The Associated Press Sunday: 3:10 - 7:00 three hours, consuming four dent. They explained earnestly, OPEN DAILY FROM 1 UU 7 Waddell, Verpleuick, Saulters was a number of encouraging jail term in Lebanon, Bakhtiar TFCHNICOLOR -31-LCj ,9:on.i,o,vn„P.M.c„on. noon highs near 80. tions are the Doodlebug Draw 60-stock average rose 7.6 to ntmm\ rtmi fmmk shops in one building and the “ We had to make it as simple Directions: From Hartford, and Swanson Pools — lessons pieces of news on the economic appeared in Iraq. He was grant­ -4 2nd Hit — take Rt. 2 to the North West­ at 6:30 p.m.. Folk Sing at 7:30 243.8. Standard & Poor’s 600- Public Market in an adjacent as possible.” at 11 a.m.-noon; open 1-6 and front during the week. ed asylum following the Baa- chester, Moodus Exit, turn p.m. and square dancing from stock index advanced 4.06 to JOHN WAYNE building at Main and Pennsyl­ 6-8 p.m. On ’Tuesday, for instance, the thlst regime’s 1969 quarrel with While they are here the wom­ right onto Rt. 149. Westches­ 8:30 - 11:30 p.m. 79.24. And the New York Stock WALT V r y , / y / vania streets. mestchester Saulters Pool — Adplt Eve­ Federal Reserve Board dis­ Iran over navigation rights in 4 en are trying to take advantage aPEN AU DAY ter Hills Is 1 mile on right. Exchange index of some 1,200 GLEN CAMPBELL Fourteen firefighting vehicles ning Swim. Saturday, Aug. 20 closed it was cutting reserve re­ Shatt El Arab 'Waterway. GLENN FORDas of many workshops. "W e can’t From New London, take Rt. common stocks climbed 2.08 to from Niantlc, Old Lyme, Flan­ SUNDAY 86 to Rt. 2 and the North hills Drug Advisory Center, 81 Rus- Globe Hollow—open 10 a.m. r quirements on certain time de­ TECHIlieOLOir learn about puppetry at home,” 6 p.m. posits, a move that in effect 42.86. KIM DARBY ders and Waterford responded to they said, and expressed their 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Westchester, Moodus Exit. ■ sell St., 647-0222, 2 p.m.-6 p.m. Of the 1,766 Issues traded on the 2:46 a.m. alarm. Turn right onto Rt. 149. West­ MHS Guidance and Placement Waddell, Verplanck, Saulters makes money more readily ‘Flying Fish feelings that "It means so available. ’Tight credit long has the Big Board, 1,227 advanced Two firemen were injured ARTHUR DRUG chester Hills Is 1 mile on Offices — open 8 a.m.-noon and and Swanson Pools — open 11 HALWAUIS' One of the visitors. much just to come behind the right. been considered a prime market and 387 declined, New yearly The freshwater butterfly fish PftOOUCTfON slightly during the struggle to 1-3 p.m. a.m. - 6 p.m. TONITE — PLEASE DON’T stages; the people are so kind.” Drug Advisory Center, 81 Rus­ depressant. lows exceeded highs 113 to 36. is only about five inches loiig TELL THE ENDING bring the blaze under control. The artist from Moscow is Pathfinders Club, Norman St., sell St., 647-9222, 1-9 p.m. TTie same day, Paul W. Mc­ Big Board volume increased at maturity, but it can leap out One suffered smoke inhalation, provided all the exltement and Aaron Lebindensky and his fin­ 7:30-9:30 p.m., Alateens — open Community Y, N. Main St., Cracken, chairman of the Presi­ to 49.9 million shares from 38.9 of the water for distances up to the other received a cut Up, of­ romance required in escapist gers guide meigic markers in­ to teens with a relative or friend 8:30 p.m., Experitheatre ’70 dent’s Council of Economic Ad- million shares the previous six feet and glide to a soft land­ ficials said. drkma. There was little other stead of puppets on this trip. with a drinking problem. ing with the aid of its large Although the blaze was report­ entertainment. presents “ ’The Fantasticks." visers, said that the economic week. He has recorded UConn cam­ Frank Ballard, festival coordinator and UConn's Tuesday, Aug. 26 4-H Fair Grounds, BBradley downturn had nm its course. Of the week’s 20-most active pectoral fins. IHMCDUr • 1 MMUn miM fc]^D CUNT ed under control at 6:65, police As the sheets became popular pus scenes in a charming series Town Pools — same as Mon­ Field, Rt. 76, Windsor Locks, Against this news backdrop. Issues, 17 advanced and three continued detouring traffic there were many sold showing of quick freehand colored own puppeteer, is shown with puppets. day’s schedule. Hartford Coimty 4-H Fair, 9 the market turned upward, declined. EASTWOOD around the charred buildings, all the characters in all the cos­ sketches. They are temporarily tumes and In all the poses, and MHS Guidance and Place­ a.m. - 11 p.m. — Special events ...the deadliest man which included an old railroad on exhibit in the Buckley Hall age of retirement there) and he acti’/itles went on all week, day the scenery as well. TheEng- J t e j T W / L ment Offices — open 8 a.m.- today include the Horse Draw alive...takes on a station. lounge, and with others he has said he does a lot with puppetry and night. The talk was of the llsh phrase “ a penny plain, tup­ noon and 1-3 p.m. — reglstra- and dancing to the Great Train whole army with Officials were unable to pin­ done during his six-month stay with sixth and seventh graders standing ovation given Dick pence colored’ referred to tlcHi of new students today. Robbery from 8 - 11 p.m. STAR OAXEIC’-yQ) two guns and a point the cause of the blaze In this country will be on ex­ in an English speaking school, Myers, and of the fun at the Swanson Pool — Adult Swim -By CLAY R. POLLAN- fistiul of dynamite! or give a damage estimate this these sheets. ’The children cut volunteering to do this a few potpourris where everyone ■ gets LIBRA hibit In Moscow when he re­ Night. Your Daily Activity Guide morning. out the figures, pasted them on turns. They 'Will be, as he ex­ hours a week. The latest puppet into the acts. But mostly to "The Fantasticks” wlU also be V4R. 2» SEEr.ll^ cardboard, constructed stages, Drug Advisory Center, 8i Rus­ According to the Stars. pressed it, “ a picture of Ameri­ play they made and performed write about such a gathering Is presented Simday, the 30th,.. To develop message for Sunday, ocr. 11 and being mostly boys set Cooling-*! sell St., 647-9222, 2 p.m.-6 p.m. n ca In drawing.” He tries to cap­ was Winnie the Pooh which he to write of the puppeteers them­ also, the 4-H Fair has some In­ O 2- 4-22-401 I9-2.‘L394; about making them work. S/43-53-77 read words corresponding to numbers Lennon Collection ture a feeling not quite possible translated from Russian to selves. By its nature puppetry Trinity Covenant Church, teresting events scheduled for of your Zodiac birth sign. 73-74-75 “C About 300 plays were adapted ^ T A U R U S English for the occasion. once removed, and so there Refreshing—I Hackmatack St., 7:30 p.m. Simday . . . like, would you be­ SCORRIO DALLAS, Tex. (A P ) — A con­ with a camera. 0 . \ AfR. 20 1 W rite 31 Depressed 61 Stogr>ont into sheets for toy theatres and ’The many performances and were, it seemed, no strangers. “ Murk Fandly Muslcale” — con­ lieve. a Horse Show I 2 Compontons 32 Notes 62 W i^ OCT. 11 troversial collection of etchings many are available even now in Lebindensky studied art at I1 '5T< ^ / MAY JO 3 Your 33 Be 63 Condition cert of patriotic, folk and sacred NOY. 2t by Beatle John Lennon depict­ Pollocks’ in London. the Art Institute of Chicago A summertime ^12-23-33-35] 4 Are 34 By 64 Contocts years ago and taught art at the music.. .free will offering. Horse Show Exhibitors . 3/'62-67-69 5 Creative 35 Coreful 65 May 1- 3- 6-17/? . ing his love life with wife Yoko They provided historians with 6 Own 36 Of 66 Remember 18-20-55 Architectural Institute of Mos­ Wednesday, Aug. 26 save Sept. 27th! GEMINI Ono is on sale at a Dallas gal­ a complete record of the the­ 7 Work 37 Moy 67 Your SAGITTARIUS cow. He’s now retired (60 is the favorite Trinity Ccdlege Campus, 7:16 8 Get 38 For 68 That ctiNT EASTWOOD lery. But showings are by ap­ ater of that time and children NOY. A m p.m. — last in the summer caril­ 9Good 39 Right 69 Mor$ey 11 pointment only. with a wonderfully creative toy. Any church, school or town or­ < V JUNE 10 lon concert series . . . rain or 10 Possibility 40 To 70 Into J DEC. 21 1 ^ 91IRLEY MACLAINE “ I keep them in a portfoUo According to his wife Mary, ganization may list an event of ?M 6-21-31-34 11 Eorly 41 Break 71Todoy ' ! A MARTIN RACKIN MOOwCTiON BQjoy It here at Shady CHw 41-44-4841, Ui shine • . . free. Interest to teens (18-21) by 58-86-90 12 Deception 42 In 72 Especiolty v and only show them serious Speaight himself when a yoiuig jar take aome boma . . . 13 Ur>der 43 Your 73 Some ^ buyers,” said Ralph Kahn, di­ lad enjoyed toy theaters as a North Coventry Community calling Fran (Irfrs. Frank J.) CANCER BITUMINOUSl 14 Check 74 Doubtful TWO MULES FOR SISTER SARA M rw a y 44 Up CAPRICORN rector of the Contemporary Gal­ hobby. She described him as House, Rt. 44A, 6-7 p.m. Coven­ and Candy Conway, 267 Hack­ JUNE 11 15 Original 45 D ^ lo p 75 Motter ScLMam N*LTZ Sitri 1$ BUOO BOETTICMER 0-k m DON SIEGEL fimts4 R NANTIN RACKIN try 4-H Com Supper . . . great matack St., 649-6080, or Karen 16 Don't 46 Bo 76 Importont lery. “an actor and scholar by incli­ JULY 11 JAN. It ■ A UNIVERSAL PICTURE ■ TECHNICOLOR* ■ PANAVISION* is open menu . . . reasonable $2. per 17 Ticker • 47 Appreciotion 77 Appeol r . prohibited Kahn said three etchings from ' nation and temperament,” and DELIGHTFULLY AIR-CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT! Gilmore, 649-9276. 8-11-30-38 18 To^y 48 Any 78 Popers T4-24-51-57ir DRIVEWAYS adult; |1 children 6-12, and 79 Be iG Pl MJ-MMAOIIHTTeD P»>ePKat Ouxlance 5wg9nted the coUection, which was seized her eyes twinkled as she recall­ '49-65-79-82 19 You're 49 Delays « 72-76-78 C , ’ “ ^ ‘^••t'l'dn’tsayaword about monday! Fartdng Areas • Gas Stations • Basketball Corals under 6, Free! 0. 20 Firvjnces 50 Or 80 Your by London police before a court ed the theater-oriented child­ Now Booking for Summer Work LEO 51 Personol 81 A killing, double-crossing or blowing Town Pools — Same as Mon­ 21 Be L ruled It was not obscene, "are hood of their two children. An­ j JULY U 22 Responsive 52 Developed 82 Encountered see us for PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW RIBCAUSE OF A Shadip '^IsufL (babup SioM A, day's schedule. 23 Possible 53 Sex 83 Sentimental ImnUCKMcGOOHAN *ingsup. in a questionable area.’ ’ thony and Margaret. PRICE INCREASE SOON Lots of Earthquakes \^AUS. 11 Drug Advisory Center, 81 Rus­ 24 Carefully 54 Discourogir>g 64 Morrey-mokei “ The others,’’ Kahn added, ’The recreation room of the 25 Probably 55 Fovored 85 Needs coijoe gloss dip AU Work PersonaUy Supervised. We Are 100%' Insured. Of the 50,000 earthquakes that S>15-27-37-46 “ you could show to a R-year-old. Speaight home became part TWO CONVENIENT liOOA'nONS sell St., 2 p.m.-6 p.m. tel. 647- cS/52-7081-84 26 Auspicious 56 Of 86 Or WHO YOU COX- irSHOW YOUOOfT/ 6222. occur a n n u a lly over the earth, 27 Idea 57 Items 67 Talents i H e ' They’re beautiful, masterly stage, Mrs. Speaight said, re­ VIRGO PISCES TheHoonshincWfcir and aH Rt. • ft 44A-Open DaUy and Sun.; Parkade Bnuteb-Mita. tlUu Sat. MBS Guidance and Placement about 100 are large enough to 28 Send 58 Stotements 88 Birthdoys The Secret Ular of done and great art.’’ calling how her husband man­ DeMAIO BROTHERS / AUG. 11 29 Aspects 59 AAokir>g 89 Chor^irtg EEt. It PA# Offices — open 8 a.m.-noon and produce substantial destruction 90 Gossip He Is asking $1,400 for the col­ aged to reduce Shakespeare to I^SEET. 11 30 Storf 60 Excellent UAR. IOC PBULnimman accessories.. C A U 643-7691 (Jaha and Bernioe Rieg) 1-2 p.m. If they are centered near inbab- 8/23 - CO>&TAnHiP<<0 Vi lection, known as “ Bag One." a sufferable half-hour and the 1-32-36471 Waddell Fool — Tfsen Swim itated areas, according to En­ SllB@Good (g)Adre«e f)Neutnl A UNIVERSAL PICTURE He said he would not break it family and guest would go QT It -^50668388 ®SYLVA KOSCINA TECHNICOLOR* Night. cyclopaedia Britannica.

- 1 , - ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1970 PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.; SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1970 PA G E PTVB Manchester IRanrl^Ffiipr said, "and the same thing—in a Weaker form—is In half of the homes and most Connecticut Hospital Notes They Set A Record lEttFttttts l|praUi farms.” FUBUBHBD BY TBX. The news from North Carolina Yankee v n n m ^ h o c b s HBRAJLO PRINTINO CO.. IM(. At Peach Festival -IS BlneU ftreei illustmtes the risks a nipid-paced civili- tetermedlate Oarp Semi- MuicJh ester, Conn. fctvate, nooii-2 p jn ., and 4 p.m. HAMnjPON GETS CONTRACT TBOILAS r. FBRGUSOB zaion takes when-Hit leaps from m.: private leoma, !• a.m.> ‘ Hamilton Standard Divisiem of quarts of cream, serve both on about 125 dozen biscuits, PubUsbera proved peril into something else still 4 pjn., and 4 p.m.*i p.m. Founded October 1, 1881 The debate tuw now become United Aircraft has been chosen - wash it down with 65 gallons of coffee and 10 gallons of relatively untested. an Inescapable part of the rou­ redlatrtes: PaicBls allowed by The Boeing Company to Published B rery Evenln* E xcept Suno&yr milk, and you have a successful and record-breaking And it gives at least a temporary tine of standing for public of­ ttgto exoept nooo>2 p.m .; supply the leading edge flap ac­ Peach F e s t i v a l . ------^------and HoUdnye. Entered at tbe Poet Office at olhen, 2 p.m.-t p jai. Mancnemer, Conn., ax Second Claaa Maij stimulus to the arguments of those who fice, and the game ot Judging tuation system for Boeing’s Last night’s Peach Festival ending at 9, by Miss Manchester Matter. Self Servloe: !• a.m.>S p.m., supersonic transport (SST). by the 8th Dlrirtct EHre Depart- of 1970 — Miss Maria Christina preach that we had better stop playing .'•X. candidates by their perform- 4 pjn.>8 p.m. SDBSCRtPTION R ATsi aiioe has become a routine Hamilton Standard will de­ ■iP- ment has to be called th^ most Salazar. The winners wsre an- Payable In Advance iBteasIve Gate and Ooronary One Year ...... ISO.Ob upset chemistry with our envlnmment, with the voters. sign, develop, manufacture and successful in its 21-year history nounced by John Christensen, Sir Montba 1&.M and ease back toward letting nature The deducUon would seem to C an : Immedlnte only, test the actuation system and of strawberry and peach festi- co-chairman of the festival, Three Montba 7.80 V4 ■ “ ■JQjSine, limited to five mln- vals. Wally Irish Jr. was chairman One Montb E«0 rule Itself. be that the prospective candi­ deliver two sets for use on'the date, after having seen to it prototype aircraft which Boeing I The lines formed early, even Richard Skogland, treas- ____ lOlMBBR OF But the hard and fast rule will still Maternltgr: F atten, U a.m.- THE A^OCIATBO PRESS that he or she is bom with Urig p.m., and (:M p.m.-8 will Lssemble at its Seattle befons the 6 o’clock opening, and o " t**® ^aa Tbe Associated Press Is exclusively en­ be that the farmer who has worms on photogenic face and figure, plant. the last person wasn’t served by Art Bjork. titled to tbe use of republication of all PJn.; otten , 8 p.m.-4 p.m., and until 8:30. Irish said that about 80 per- news dlspatcbes credited to it or not other­ his crop will still be willing to take should deliberately begin train­ SsN p.m.>8 p.m. The SST has full-span leading wise credited in this paper and also the ing, as early in Ufe am poesible, „ ' ■ , _ . sons were involved with prepay local news published here. some chances, providing he kills tfie Age lilmlte: Ig In maternity, e i^ flaps to increase lift dur­ All lights of republtcatton of special dis­ i the festival and thri for the ordeal of the debate. U In otter nnaa, no limit in ing takeoff and landing. Ham­ 800 children went through the 35 ^^n and 20 women worked patches herein are also reserved. worms. TTie final question is that '4%^ sign and forced practice. Broad Brook; Eric T. Jackson, Don’t Believe Us Try Us tions, and addressing a conference of are more just than others. In all these Yet the best teacher, as al­ 25 Demlng St., South Windsor; Photogreiphied by Regiimld Pinto ways, is actual experience, and Patrick Letoumeau, 188 Brook­ 130 SPRUCE STREET — 643-0031 international educators v^ o staff a ser­ instances, the one oonununlty that was IN WOODSTOCK CEMETERY the best practice is the retd en­ field St.; Mrs. Ruth E. Llnsley, ies of international schools operated always being left out was Manchester, gagement. Stafford Springs; John A. Lucas throughout the world primarily for the and we wear no particular sense of Each of the three partlclpanto Sr., 94 Tracy Dr.; Mrs. Bar­ in the major debate series of bara A. McKay, Storrs; Leon O. children of people who serve interna­ guilt. For that matter, it has been pro­ aid geographers to view urban­ Wonders of the Universe. ization trends and to modern­ A Thought for Today the primary season — that Perras, 20 Litchfield St.; Biyan claimed, anyway, that the rain falls on NOTICE! tional organizations, was on relatively ize maps. In forestry it wUl pro­ Sponsored by the Manchester among the aspirants for the C. Peterson, East Hartford. safe ground, the other day, when he the just and the unjust. vide indentiflcation of potential Council of Churches Democratic nomination for the Also, Richard M. Rogers, 44 More Rd.; Mrs. Mary I. Scho­ Will the lady who was so very kind and helpful to urged education toward a "new allegi­ What we do have to keep clear is New Spacecraft encroachments, such as blight United States Senate—came into or overkill of trees. In agricul­ the 1970 political picture with field, 50 Clinton St.; Milo E. From 'the tiny, all-in-one kitchenette unit like the and appliances. Though at the Center St. location that the poesible validity of that law of To Be OaUed God’s Sixis our little black poodle (Duffy) on Tuesday morn­ ance." ture It can locate crops and In­ considerable rehearsal o f the Ward, 694 Rye St., South Wind­ one in the foreground, to the largest and most com­ "Blessed are the peacemakers, only a few short months, Dascanio and his wife It would, of course, be an allegiance the rains does not by any means estab­ terpret trends In crops and acre- ■ general buainees of appearing sor; Mrs. Mary Wescott, 108 W. plex kitchen installation, Lou Dascanio of the Cus­ Dot have been in business in the Manchester area ing, August 18th, please call as soon as possible. To Monitor Pollution for they shall be called sons of lillddle Tpke. to the international community as a lish the premise that the rains them­ age. It can provide the tracing before the public. One had tom Kitchen Center at 385 Center St. is equipped for 25 years and have handled over a thousand of water sources to permit pre­ God.” trained for the pulpit; another selves are just. By » B . I. M. LEVrrr, manently orbited space station BIRTHS YESTEIRDAY: A to handle every kitchen need — from cabinets, kitchen installations. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) whole. diction of floods and its effects Actually, no one makes peace had specialized in salesmanship SUDS & SCISSORS of the future. son to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley plumbing and electrical work, to floor coverings And Secretary General Thant had the Their presumed indifference to the DIRECTOR upon surrounding areas that rely but God. We may be able to as a profession and speaking at 875-7624 The ERTS satellite will use make many things, but peace BlUIer, 180 Elizabeth Dr.; a son unanswerable argument. Only as we de­ moral worth of those down below cannot The Fels Planetarium the Nimbus spacecraft as a on water flow and Its availabil­ organizational breakfasts as an is not one of them. Only He to Mr. and Mrs. Ted Barch, classroom work over 12 weeks. half of the engineer examina­ ney Dr., has been promoted to week’s quarterly meeting of the P.S. We are so very grateful to you ... of The Franklin Institute model. It will be stabilized in ity. In oceanography it can de­ avocation; the third had han­ velop people whose allegiance "extends be construed upward to mean that they has the depth of love needed Hemlock Point Rd., Coventry. Jainchlll said the course is suit­ tion and have been issued cer­ systems associate. He began New Ehigland Building Code As- all three axes and will be capa­ termine flow patterns and po­ dled hundreds of issues in actu­ beyond the parochial Interests of any achieve, by their indifference, any such Within the next two years a to bring harmony to this broken ed for anyone who wants to im­ tificates as engIneer-in-training. his career 'with Travelers in sociaUon, held in Warwick, R.I. ble of training its sensors to tential effects upon currents al legislative experience. DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: new spacecraft, the Earth Re­ world. Who, then, are the prove his tax knowledge. FYom Manchester; James G. 1967 as a programmer, and Lawrence’s illustrated talk, one state" will mankind ever be able to thing as Impartiality, or fairness. within two miles of a targeted and tides and their relation to Yet only the actual experi­ Mrs. Gertrude M. Redmer, 2 peacemakers? Whom does God lliomaa J. MoHalc Elnrollment forms are avail­ Best, Frederic C. Grycklewlcz, since 1969 has served as sys­ "Beating the Averages,” "fashion a Just and peaceful society.” Perhaps they didn't even realize that sources Technology Satellite point. It will orbit the earth at fishing fleets. ence of their actual debating Chambers St.; Ernest Pom- call His sons? He calls us. We able from the H & R Block of­ George P. Hammer, Paul A. tems assistant. Adams earned showed how handicapped per­ (E5RTS), will be orbiting the an altitude of about 560 miles The Congress and scientists with one another really taught phrey, 37 Foster St.; Donald E. McHale joiived CBT as an at­ This is the lesson mankind has been they were neglecting Manchester when wonder about this call and even fice at 627 Farmington Ave., Laquerre Sr., John S. Phillips, a B.A. from Lehigh University sons, when placed In the right in a sun-synchronous circular are concerned with the cost of them very much. Between their Anderson, 231 Green Rd.; Mrs. torney In 1967, and has been In earth with its objective the Hartford. Classes will be set up Richard J. Sazlnskl. in 1959, and an M.A. from the job without architectural bar­ giving itself, in the hard school of ex­ they were falling on Bloomfield, Som­ orbit of 99 degrees. At this alti­ the space program. In the case doubt it. We know how poorly first television appearance to­ Louis Churtla, 12 Crosby R d.; the law department since then. Imaging of the earth. It will pro­ in any area where the demand Prom Rockville - Vernon: University of Oklahoma In 1962. riers, have better-than-average perience, ever since it got Itself organiz- ers, Glastonbury and Woodstock. tude, its period will be 103 of the ERTS system, they will equipped we are to deal dispas­ gether and their last there was Mrs. Jacqueline Berube, East A graduate of St. Michael’s Is great enough. Certificates Charles H. Bleice, Stephen Ron- Robert W. Eubanks, of 236 work records. Lawrence is vide basic information in the minutes. It will be so oriented find that the greatest potential sionately with the great con­ almost as much difference as Hartford; Mrs. Georgina Vince, College In Vermont, hie received ' ed into the nation-state form of political That didn’t, as we Mancunians watch­ wiU be awarded to graduates, skl Jr., John P. Upton Jr. Alice Dr., will be systems man­ former chairman of the Gov­ areas of agriculture, forestry, that it will pass over North return in terms of dollars in­ flicts and issues which tear peo­ between kindergarten and grad­ 227 McKee St. a bachelor of laws deg;ree from suet i etUT AMD existence. ed the clouds sail past, cool our own and there is no obligation. From South Windsor: James ager. He started with Travelers ernor’s Cmmjttee on Employ­ America at about 9:30 a.m. and vested cannot be matched by ple asunder. And yet there is uate school. Each, it seemed Catholic University in Washing­ geology, oceanography, hydro­ Also, Mrs. Delores T. Hazard, E. Daley, Robert J. Factora, in 1964 as a service representa­ ment of the Handicapped. But, although history Itself ought to gardens, lawns, or spirits. take about 20 minutes to scan any other facet of the space within us a talent for trusting to us, was doing about a thou­ ton in 1987. He is a member of IT'5 C06TIM6 PLt-MTY. logy and greography. The real East Hampton; Milton W. Sher­ PASS ENGINEER EXAMS Adrian J. GenotU Jr. tive in the office administraUon The best kind of rain is a general the continent. It will have ther­ program. It has been estimated obedience which God wants put sand per cent better for him­ the American Bar Association, be knocking the lesson Into our heads, "sleeper" In this spacecraft man, RED 3, Bolton; Mrs. Cath­ Nineteen persons from this Prom Bolton; Michael C. department. In 1966 he was mal control units to maintain that the long-range estimated to use. Perhaps it has been dor­ self at the end than at the be­ the ConnecUcut and Hartford Hie 26th annual New England &UT DO YOU e>LAMt- M t. we pay relatively little attention to it. rain, which plays no favorites, but which may well evolve as a monitor­ erine A. EYanzosa, 181 Summit area have successfully passed HeaJy, Anthony J. Sobol m . named special assistant, and in a viable temperature for the annual economic benefits de­ mant for a long time. But it is ginning. Coimty Bar Association, and tlve Fail Conference of the Society ing device to curb the degra­ St.; John P. Barbleri, East June examinatiwis given by the EYom Columbia; Clarence R. 1968 became admlniatraUve as­ of the Plastics Industry will be WITH- WIOIA DOWW PAYMWVT;- And even when It is the intemalonal falls with equal generosity upon all kinds sensors. With a lifetime of rived from a highly successful there. God calls us to trust Him The opportunity offered the Hartford Estate and Business dation of our environment. To Hartford; Linda C. Pagani, 311 ConnecUcut State Board of Ferguson, Scott H. Dunnack. sistant. Later that same year, held at Wentworth-by-the-Sea In servant erf an international organization of people in all places. That kind of rain about one year, the two ERTS ERTS system could reach $100 and to obey His word. entrants in the two Democratic Planning Coimcil. provide these basic data, the Cooper Hill St.; Rebecca J. Cur­ ReglstraUMi tor Professional FYom Hebron: Robert R. he Wiis made senior informa­ Portsmouth, N. H., Sept. 23-26. A-KID mTfeE.fe5 T EA Tt-i- ? satellites will provide two years billion for the world. Most im­ When the call came through races for Congressional nomi­ addressing a group of international edu­ can make us feel at peace with every­ new spacecraft will carry a rier, 161 Porter St Engineers and Land Surveyors Gamache. tion analyst. Eubanks Is a Corporate planning, financial of activity in this field, pointing portantly, this figure does not the prophet Hosea, probably nations was, on the other hand, OALDOR MANAGER cators inside an international building, body, and envious of none, and soaks most sophisticated complex of Also, Kurt A. Hassett, 60 Ben­ and are now qualified to prac- graduare of Tufts University. policies, and manufacturing the way for the 1976-1980 period include the savings to the health Israel and Judah folt the way so limited that their public de­ Edward H. Morgan of Ver­ sensors. ton St.; Mrs. Carol Papanos, Uce in the state. Investment Analyst standards will be among the there is still, som ^ow, an atmosihere in better. when significantly more com­ and well-being of mankind we do. They wondered If he was bate appearances were painful non haa been named manager ISTI4tLOWEST General Electric has been Beebe Camp Rd., Coventry; Those qualifying as engineers Donald J. Toney,' of 102 Red­ BRIEFS topics. Additional information prehensive data may be obtain­ through pinpointing and elimi­ really referring to them. He exhibitions of blinking faces, of the sporting goods depart­ of rashness and daring about his awarded a $50 million contract Mrs. Valerie Wetherell, 79 included; wood Rd., has been appointed William L. Zlmmermann, may be obtained by writing the ed. nating pollution problems. In was. "And in the place where awkward grabs at issues, stilt­ ment at Caldor’s new Rocky /?AT£‘ yolf'L L FIND TOO AY, AMO remarks. No matter how obvious the to develop these satellites. With Cushman Dr.; Mrs. Thelma D. an account investment officer CLU, vice president of G.T. La- society, 260 Park Ave., New The initial instrumentation light of this potential it is cer­ it was said to them, ‘You are ed acting for the camera,all a HIU department store, which EYom Manchester; David J Detective’s Criticism Of Court this company’s background and Briggs, 97 WelU St.; Mrs. Deb­ with t h e Hartford National Bonne and Associates, recently York, N.Y. 10017. AVA!LAt>Lh,A^ 43 common sense of such remarks may be, to be used on EIRTB will com­ tain that the first steps taken not my people,’ it shall be said matter of limited exposure ex­ opened Thursday. Donovan and Renato N. Nicola experience in the building of the orah BeU, 424 W. Middle Tpke.; attended a seminar sponsored the impossibility of attaining the goals The legal profession ought to focus at­ prise a three-camera return by NASA will be followed by to them, ’Sons of the living perience rather than a reflec­ Morgan has been with Caidor EVom Rockvllle-Vemon: Ron / 0% DOWMPAYM^hlTfO^ ^UKLIFIFO highly successful Nimbus by the Practicing Law Institute Unemployment claims in Con­ tention on the type of criticism that a beam vidlcon multlspectral tel­ others until ERTS becomes a God’ ’’ (Hosea 1:10) This is tion of any basic jiersonal in­ Mrs. Mildred Brennan,. East since 1966 eind previously was aid W. Barton, Everett O. Gard they set never seems to shrink very at the Essex House in New York necticut decreased by 8,000 dur­ Madison police officer has leveled at weather spacecraft, the ERTS evision system which can pro­ mature operational system. God’s word to us today. adequacy. Hartford; Mrs. Sharon J. Ziem- assigned to the Manchester ner, Joseph M. Kostoss, Mi' BUY6et>, AT City. The seminar covered new ing the week ended Aug. 16, to much. Mankind may know better; it Circuit Courts. The specific grievances in its area may well surpass vide a ground resolution of Prayer: Master of all things, There is no substitute for ex­ ba, Stafford 'Springs. store at Burr Comers. He and chael A. Reardon. tax laws, estate planning and 64,073, according to the State Coi^DOMIh/IUM^^ ' expressed have general applications and Nimbus In performance. who hast ordered life that from perience, but where a candi­ Also, Mrs. Josephine B. Ma- EYom South Windsor: George will keep on doing the thing it does. about 200 feet. EIRTS will also his wife, Dorothy, have two professional corporations. call for corrective measures as an essen­ The ERTS program is being date’s family sees it is not gora, 32 Columbus S t; Timothy F. Oorruthers, Jirfm S. Hlrd, Labor Department. For the CALL. | -2lir-9660. It is almost unbelievable that, in 25 provide a multispectral radio- the beginning It shall be a children. They live on Elver- same period a year ago, claims tial facet of general court reform developed to help plaimers hus­ available, it should buy a dum­ A. Parsons, 106 Pine S t; Mrs. Richard L. Leete, David A. metric scanner which will scan struggle even unto the end, so green Rd. Arnold Lawrence, A. I. A., declined to 36,291. In Manchest­ short years, mankind has come so close At stoke Is not just the matter of re­ band the world’s resources and Herald my micropheme, focus a bright Oonrad Stanitskl and daughter, Peck. OPEN DAILY FROM 1 till 7 swaths as the satellite moves guide and order that struggle of the architectural firm. The er last week, claims totaled 90S, to provide vital information to light, force the candidate to sit Storrs; Mrs. Jsuik Johnson and Directions; From Hartford, to reducing the United Nations to the spect for policemen or conditions that along its orbit. It will have a within us that what is good may TAX CLASSES SET From Ellington: Douglas D. LAwrence Associates, 671 Por­ also a sUs^t decline from the cope with natural disasters Yesterdays at a bare table, and then sub­ daughter, 98 Webster Lane, He­ take Rt. 2 to the North West­ hopeless futility of the League of Na­ affect them directly but the effectiveness 6-megacycIe videotape recorder conquer and that ail discor­ H & R Block, Inc., the naUon’s HUl, Robert L. Marino, John J. ter St., was the speedeer at this week previous. chester, Moodus EjXlt, turn of the judicial system — whether it is which could Induce starvation system for storage of the above dance may at last be brought ject him to searching questions bron; Mrs. Donald Bums w d Puglia, Joseph R. Russo. tions before It. But the trouble has been and devastation. With the glo­ largest tax service, will conduct right onto Rt. 149. Westches­ uiestchester functioning as it should to serve society data. A third element in this 25 Years Ago into harmony. Amen. as to whether he la tor or daughter, 446 W. Middle Tpke.; a basic Income tax course start­ FYom Tolland; Richard D. ter Hills Is 1 mile on right. that, after a brave beg^inning, and after and mete out justice. The alleged court bal population soaring emd the system will be a receiver where Winthrop Nelson Jr. against motherhood. Mrs. Peter Wild and daughter, Lander. From New London, take Rt. hills continued use of land-reducing Tin can collection in Man­ ing Sept. 14 for anyone interest­ a phase in which the United States Itself deficiencies cited before the Madison the data can be stored and read Minister of 126 E Rachel Rd.; Mrs. Fred ed. Classes wlU be held through­ Qualifying as land surveyors 86 to Rt. 2 and the North open spaces, an Inventory of chester since November 1942 Westchester, Moodus Exit. seemed to be taking the good lead Board of Commissioners are not merely out on demand. Christian Education Barre and son, 187D Sycamore were Donald A. Booth of Ver­ SUMMER TREE CARE available resources is important totals 495,000 pounds. Q u ota tion s out Hartford County, under the Turn right onto Rt. 149. West­ isolated complaints but down-to-earth re­ There is tremendous interest Center Congregational Church "If the ’Dial government, for Lone; Mrs. Davie Cone and son, supervision of Bruce J. Jaln- non; Clarence R. EVrguson of ^ establishing its own allegiance to to those responsible for our fu­ NOW IS THE HM E t o PRUNE TOUR TREES AND ALSO chester Hiils is 1 mUe on flection of serious issues that have in this satellite system. As of Pioneer Parachute Co. Is example, wants to attract any­ Reagan Rd., Rockville. Columbia; Earl R. Kloter and ture. chill, area head of operations. TO SHAPE THEM UP. IT IS ALSO A GOOD TIME TO right. something higher than Its own national plagued the Circuit Court for a good this moment, the departments awarded the Army-Navy E pro­ body on their own, that’s their The course, which wlU cover Bruce R. Rogers, both of Tol­ many years. The use of sensors from orbit­ of Ag^rlcuture, Interior, Com­ CHECK THE TREES FOR BRACINO OF WEAK interests, the people of the world have duction award for the fourth Rare Courtesy business. They just won’t be aU major areas of tax return land. BRANCHES. The Implications of examples given by al altitudes goes back to the merce, Defense and State are been flunking the opportunity to make time. able to use our money to do it," preparation, entails 72 hours of Die following passed the first Madison Detective Sgt. Charles Ham­ days of the earliest satellites. definitely Involved in the plan­ BERLIN (AP) — West Berlin —Sen. Barry Goldwater, R- Duplicate Bridge FOR COMPLETE TREE CARE CALL themselves really citizens of the world, mond are disturbing enough to warrant TTie later manned Mercury, ning of objectives, and they may 10 Years Ago Mayor Klaus Schuetz drove Ariz., commenting Friday on and have been chooelng, often by mere inveetigation. He described a case in­ Gemini and Apollo orbiters used become Involved In the financ­ through East Germany Friday the Senate’s denial of U.S. funds Results last night In a dupli­ volving indecent assault on a 14-year-old cameras to photograph the ing. Danish Scouts play host at an and was given preferential for foreign troops fighting in cate bridge game at the Italian- Donald>1 J. Toimey CARTER TREE EXPERT Indifference and inertia, not to pressure Reagan Tax Reform Killed; youth., In the opinion of the detective, the earth’s surface. This, an un­ Scientists and political fig­ Appreciation Dinner, and hold treatment, a rare occurrence In Laos and Cambodia. American Club are: North- 643-7695 their own national governments toward case was well-prepared by police for planned side effect, disclosed ures view the ERTS satelUte as a final campfire session before the past. "I think it is a tragedy when South, Joseph Marcello and Bank and Trust Co. Toney join­ LICENSED & INSURED TREE SURGEON international comity Instead of na­ prosecution and he reports that the boy various resources and, more being meaningful to an extra­ ending a two-month visit here. A government official said you go from Cl tear gas to Ml Richard Pasternak, first; Mrs. He Vows Battle at Polls ed the bank In 1967 as an in­ was willing to testify against the alleged slgnlficanUy, illustrated the po­ ordinarily large segment of the Schuetz, who had often been bullets,” —Dennis Durand, a Lawrence E’agan and Robert vestment analyst. tionalistic anarchy. SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) grant across the board In Octo­ offender. Yet the charge was changed to tential of remote environmental population. Geolog^lsts are in­ Harold Iverson withdraws as harassed or even turned back Marine veteran and Kent State Stratton, second; Mrs. Joseph He is a 1966 g;raduate of Indi­ ber, but next year it would have GERRIES The necessary higher allegiance —one breach of the peace. sensing from space. The new trigued by the view of the director candidate on GOP tick­ during other border crossing at­ student, testifying at the Presi­ Marcello and Raymond Schap- — The longest leglslaUve ses­ ana University with a B.S. de­ to all manklnd-^is still waiting its Such leniency must be frustrating and satellite will be able to provide earth’s surface to provide clues et because of business pres­ tempts, was treated with "spe­ dent’s Commission on Campus pert, third. sion in California history is cut back aid to about 28 per cent gree, and is \rith the U.S. Army THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT to geomorphology and the de­ sures; former Mayor Harold A. cial politeness” by Commumlst of recipients. chance. mystifying to policemen. They cannot be accurate and frequent invento­ Unrest’s hearing Into the con­ Also, East-West, Mr. and Mrs. over, climaxed by the stunning Reserve program. He is active Non-CredH- Exlumloii DRY CLHNING CENKR blamed for wondering on \riiat basis ries of the earth’s resources. fining of accurate boundaries Turkington is the GOP- execu­ guards. He was coming from frontation between National Alfred LaPlant, first; Edward in the Manchester Big Brothers tive committee’s choice for senate defeat of Gov. Ronald charges are reduced. Even if they are PreUmlnary plans Indicate between geologic formations. Bonn via Hanover after consul­ Guardsmen and students at the Conway and Mrs. Donald Ray­ program, and In the church Announces dosses fci 419 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER willing to overlook the fact that they that early in 1972 the first Data from this spacecraft will draft to fill vacancy. tations In West Germany. Ohio University last spring. mond, secmid; and Myles W al^ Reagan’s $1 bllUim tax reform Great Earthquakes basketbadl leagues. bill and his welfare reform pro- Nerve Gas On Land have worked in vain to bring in evidence ERTB satellite will be launched and Sydney Wyde, third. Some ot the great earth­ Computer Programming to support the proper charge, they must to return pictures of the entire The game, sponsored by the poeal. quakes of historic times oc­ TWO PROMOTED Manchester Bridge Club, Is Instructor: James Dobie From the tobacco fields of North be troubled by the fact that justice is not North American continent once But many of the 229-day-long curred In Lisbon in 1775, San Two Manchester men have being done if the courts are sloughing played each Friday at 8 p.m. at Carolina comes the sad story ot poison­ every 18 days. The pictures will session’s battles will be refought EYancisco in 1906, Tokyo in 1923, received promotions In the per­ Successful completion of this 3 course Major Certifi­ Back-To-School off cases. By Whitaker the clubhouse, 185 Eldridge St. sonal lines system department ing, leading to death In at least two measure 100 miles on a side, so this fall as election Issues— Chile In 1960 and Alaska in 1064, Of particular concern to the policeman Play is open to the public. cate program idll qualify you for consideration as a that the scale will be sufficient especially with the Republican according to Ehicyclopaedla at the Travelers Insurance Co. ca ses, from the insecticide called para- is the sltuatlcm that finds a prosecuting Robert B. Adams, of 46 Dow- beginning programmer. The required courses and to detect subtle changes in sur­ governor out to avenge the Britannica. thion, which farmers have begun to use attorney nollying (not preceding with) suggested sequence are: face detail. Pollution problems Democratic defeat of his tax bill in place of the banned DDT. charges arising out of assaults on police can thus be detected and steps Mustachioed Police SPECIALS in the senate. INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS AND officers. The detective reports that this taken to remOdy them. Parathion keeps the plants free of UNIVEiRSITY CITY, Mb. Reagan is running against SYSTEMS CONCEPTS happens quite often, is discouraging to As an example, pictures can (AF) — Twelve of the 79 offi­ Democratic Assemblyman Jess bugs and worms. law officers and poses a threat to good show the entire Delaware Val­ PROGRAMMING PRINCIPLES WORKSHOP police work. cers in the University City Po­ Unruh, his chief legislative ad­ COBOL WORKSHOP 777's Lyl* Josoph Ifw now owiwr h going oR And it does break down and decom­ ley area to permit the extent of lice Department are sporting Aside from the fact that hoodlums are versary the last four years. T A G SALE pose more quickly than DDfT. smog or other pollutants within moustaches. oirt' fo moko ft acotar on you . . . more likely to assault policemen when The startling tax bill defeat Where: 1800 Asylum Ave., West Hartford. reach of available sensors to be In July, Chief James P. Da- But it also eqiparently retains its harm­ they think they can get away with it, ended a six-week deadlock on When: Intro to Computers starts Sept. 22, Tues. & detected and traced. This satel­ mos lifted a ban against side- there is another disturbing aspect to this Thurs. evenings, for 12 sessions from 7:00- ful powers beyond the five days In which lite could have shown the pol­ bums and moustaches at the re­ the issue. A Novembm' replay of Sofurday. Aug. 22. 1970 problem. If policemen feel those who at­ # Do One Lood — Get Vi Load It is supposed to be dangerous. And chil­ lution cover which blanketed the quest of the department’s Po­ the tax fi^ t was assured \riien to 10:00 p.m. tack them will escape punishment in the Eastern United 3tates In late lice-Community Relatlmis Com­ Reagan angrily vowed to cam­ WOODWORKING EQUIPMENT Course Fee: $125.00— ( Fee includes all student costs dren who work or even walk In fields courts, there may be temptation on their Cleaned Free. July. mittee. paign against the dozen Demo­ and MATERIALS where it has been used have been strick­ part to dispense punishment themselves. with the exception of textbooks where re­ With more than one ERTS So far, "I haven’t observed crats and lone Republican \riio Unis arises a situation conducive to po­ quired.) en by It. satelUte in the sky (the second any that are out of order," Da- defeated his tax bill. HARDWARE — FORMICA ^ISO Per Load lice brutality. Program Fee: $375.00— Courses 2 and 3 will followIhi is scheduled for launch in 1978), moe said. "We are not going to But Democrats welcome the LUMBER — PLYWOOD lik e most insecticides parathion The Madison Board of Police Conunis- sequence. it will be possible to obtain permit shaggy hair, just as we campaign issue of taxes. Diey works attacking tbe nervous system. sioners has promised to investigate the MACHINERY — TOOLS & CLAMPS short-interval pictures of the are not going to h^ve unpr^ssed say they’l l , explain Reagan’s • For ovory suit or pMn dross^You got gtifs It is, In fact, a member erf the same accusatlexis. The board would be doing same area to chaiV patterns, uniforms." the public a great service by collecting program favored the rich and CABINETS & VANITIES Please enroU me In tte above oomrae in Hartford. Enolozed chemical family as that nerve gas the spot changes and anticipate that Democratic oppoeition res­ I I diots or boy^ pair of trousors Dono Fmol enough data for an accurate assessment trends. Once this data is avail­ WINDOWS and DOORS is my check or money order made out to The Untvendly Army has just dumped into tbe Atlantic, cued Californians from a tax in­ of court performance. able, emergency measures can crease disguised as tax reform. Miscellaneous Itgms — Trucks of Oonnectient for g...... amid so much cmitroversy. Granted, there may bo satisfactory ex­ be taken to reduce pollution iKanrl^FBtfr SUIT & DRESS ...... S in This circumstance moved one North planations for the alleged conditions that hazards. The measure would have in­ Hot Air Furnace — Benches — Etc. I' Mall to: Hie Certificate Program, U-66, Hie Unlvenlty of I the police officer has protested. Judicial creased the state sales tax from Carolina authority on poisons, who also Scientists associated with the Connecticut, Storrs, Conn.oMt8B. Tel. 429-8U1, Ext. 1288. SKIRT & TROUSERS, SWEATERS 60s operations should not be viewed sim- earth-resources program have five to six cents on the dollar pointed out that many insecticides used plisUcally. Extenuating circumstances been studying the application of and provided property tax re- STYLE CRAFT I Name in tbe home are also basically nerve sometimes warrant reductiem of charges various sensors. They realize Uef. (AS lypsSf to comment on the irony In­ or ni^es. Each case must be considered that one of the primary contri­ individually. But when a trend of undue volved. butions of the ERTS system PLUS DOUBLE GREEN STAMPS court leniency, of posslUe court laxity, will be to test the effectiveness THIS W EEK! “ ntojr’re worried about that shipload appears to have set In, It is time to get of sensors. .Eventually sensors of nerve gas out In the Atlantic," abe answers to serious queshons. — NEW with the greatest potential will l‘l f- HAVEN REGIBTm. be made available to the per­ i PA G E SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, IWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1970 PAGE SiflVEN C h u r c h e s South Africa’s Through th^ Catskills Chureh of Ito Aaaimipttoa Center Ooagrecatloiinl Ofanrcta First Church of Christ, Ask lU r^rotc AdMW St. liiid nton^aon Rd. United Cbnroh of Chrlat Scientist The Baby Has Rev. Edward 8. Peplii^ Paetor U Center St. 447 N. Main St. Blacks May Be Rev. Robert J. Burbank Rev. CUflord O. Stnipaoq, Faith Among the Hills Minleter 11 a.m.. Church service, Sun­ Saturday, Maases at 5:80 and This column of questions and answers on federal To make this election the By JUNE B. TOBCPKINS Rev. Wlnihrop Nelaon Jr., ■ day School and nursery. farmer must show that the 7:S0 p.m. Minister of Bellgloiis Education “ Mind" ia the siibject of the Church Victims Herald Reporter Been Named tax matters is provided by the local office .of the U.S. income from the crops would Sunday, Masses at 7, 8, 9:16, lesson - sermon. H ie Golden normally have been reported By BOON LEWAU> mits every time they enter an Some thirty-five years or so 10:80 and 11:45 a.m. 9:80 a.m., Worship Service. Text: Psalms 88:11. Internal Revenue Service and is published as a public in the following year. Asaoolatod Press Writer African township. ago, first mentlMi of toe Cat- The Rev. Ernest Harris, asso­ The Christian Science Read­ service to taxpayers. The column answers questions Different languages, custr years, toe CatskiUs have Rev. Edward M. LaBose “ Hie Truth Is Beautiful." Nurs­ Main St. The hours are 11 a.m., Costello Nowlckl, 135 Summer St., Manchester. He was born a new challenge in this racially ly follow the gist of a white cler- been labeled toe “ borscht belt" “ Aasiatant Pastor ery. to 4 p.m. Monday throuSih Q ) I teach schooL Cad I de­ A ) You may meet your in­ Q) I attended the annual Aug. 4 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand­ where toe great majority of Friday during July and August. duct my room and board for creased liability either through meeting of my church group segregated ccountry o u n ^ as black parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Costello, 20 Edlsmi Rd., Man­ nacular services are a closed hotels and summer boarding Saturday, Mass at 6 p.n#. St. Bfaty’s Episcopal Church the four weeks I attend a sum­ higher*withholding or through and was paid for part of my men seek to reshape the white chester. His paternal grwdparents are Mr. and Mrs. (Chester book to whites. houses catered to the Jewish Sunday, Masses at 7:80, 9, Church and Park Sts. Concordia Imtheran Church mer class as well as my books payments o f estimated tax. travel expenses. Do I have to man’s churches in their own im­ Nowlckl, 137 Summer Sti, Manchester. He has a brother, Rob- 10:15 and 11:80 ami. pay tax on this? Also, am I Less sophisticated Africans in populati(Hi. bi, 2, and a sister, Lorrl, 1. Rev. George F .Nostrand, 40 Pitkin St. and tuition? Increased amounts may be age. allowed any charitable deduc­ particular find the rigidly West­ •I • « * « Rector Rev. Joseph E. Bourret, withheld either by not claim­ A welter of new sects has at­ During toe past decade, how­ St. BrldKct Church tion for my other expenses? ern forms and traditions d es­ Rev. RnaeeU Alien Pastor ing all the exemptions you are tracted a quarter of South Afri- ever, toe famous mountains Dsiesslo, Debra Ann, daughter of Joseph Jr. and Joan Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor A ) I f the course qualifies tablished churches foreign to Rev. Timothy Oarberry Rev. Louis E. Bauer Jr., entitled to or by having a spe­ ' ca’s black majority and some have attracted groups of Sanchis Dalessio, 71 Goodwin St., Manchester. She was born Rev. Harry McBrlen as an educational expense A ) I f you are attending the their nature. In the past quarter Rev. Ronald HaMeman Assistant Pastor cified additional amount with­ churchmen see this aa a meas­ Ukrainian and Greek baok- Aug. 12 at Msmehester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand­ Rev. Neil F. FMacerald . then you may deduct your meeting as an official delegate century this has caused a mush­ ure of failure in the white C3irls- grounds who seem to have found parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Splno, Waterbury. Her patern­ room and board fo r the time held if you are now claiming o f your church, and not solely room proliferation of independ­ 7:80 a.m.. Holy Oommunion. 8 a.m.. The Service. no exemptions. Changes in Uan establishment. a likeness in toe CatskiUs to al grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Dalessio Sr.. Hart­ Saturday, Masses at 5 and 8 you are required to be away as a member, the expenses ent black sects. H iey had only 10 a.m.. Morning Prayer. Ser­ 9 a.m.. Holy Communion, Black priest; have fired the their native Carpathian Moun­ ford. -— .— p.m. from home. Travel expenses withholding are made by com­ paid for you will usually not about 761,000 members in 1946. mon by the Rev. Mr. AUen. Church School and Nursery, pleting Form W-4, which may first salvos in a battle for a tains and their Grecian ranges. Sunday, Masses at 7, 8, 9:15, to and from the place where be taxable. If any portion of By 1960, the number had in­ About 30 years ago, a young LaHouse, Jeffrey Edmond, son of Archie and Elaine Nursery sitters. Walk in the the course was given may also be obtained from your em­ greater voice in estabUshed creased to 2.8 million—^21.2 per 1080 and noon in the church. St. John's Polish National the expenses paid cover the man came to Windham, N.Y., Goulet LaHouse, Shoddy Mill Rd., Andover. He was bom Aug. Park for young children. be deductible. ployer. churohes. cent of the black four-to-one ma­ w CathoUc Church expenses o f a family member from New York C31ty for rea- 13 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandfath­ To handle the ipereaaed tax And an interdenominational jority of about 18 million. The St. James' Church Rev. Walter A. Hyssko, To qualify as an educa­ that portion is taxable income. rons of health. WilUam Koonan er is (Charles Goulet, Bolton. His paternal grandparents are Mr. Zion EvaageUcal LnUieraa liability through the estimated ^ o r m movement is under way gects now claim the support of Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, Pastor tional expense deduction, the was probably toe first Greek and Mrs. Dellum LaHouse, Wilson. Church tax system, file an estimated A delegate may deduct as a to resist the distortion of church an esUmated 26 per cent ot the Greek Orthodox Cffiurch of the Assumption at Windham, N.Y. on Rt. 28. Pastor course must be required by to settle among an established •i • O' » • (Mlaaouri Synod) tax declaration b y September charitable contribution his un­ Me caused by more than two country’s Africans, Rev. Joseph E. Vnjs Masses, 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. your employer as necessary Yankee community. In time, Vertetoiillle, Cassandra, daughter of Laurence and Caro­ Cooper and High Sts. 16. Copies o f Form 1040ES reimbursed expenses. Include decades of officially sanctioned g y comparison, African mem- toe Hellenistic and Byzantine through donations ol labor, ma- Ctoereshnlowsky. The iconostasis Rev. Thomas Barry to keep your job or status. A rkfrhAI* r^roolra timT*0 fn ——— aMMavusw WA iCAUVIAt COlilllUWOIL^ . XlIC l\;UItLK9|W1919 lyn Jaworski Vertefeullle, Fiske Ave., Hampton. She was Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, Pastor and instructions can be ob­ travel coats, meals and lodging r a ^ sepegation. . bership of the established Hiia a » a owiav thoi>o nra P®***®^' And SO, tile exterior 11- terisls, money and religious ar- (toe screen which separates toe Rev. James M. Boyle course that maintains or im­ bom July 16 at Manchester Memorial Hosoltal. Her maternal tained from your local IRS during the meeting but not J^ve African Roman Catholic churches remained mostly stat- Q lustrates toe Hellenistic, and tifacts. Even toe site was do- high altar from toe rest of toe proves the skills needed on RTandnarents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jaworski, Hampton. 9 a.m.. Divine Wondilp. Nurs­ M eskill Backs office. personal expenses. such as p r le ^ wrote in a manifesto ic. of white-led churches, Meth- about a dwen y® ";«> ™ d rw - Interior toe Byzantine. H io nated. church), is a maze of delicate- Saturday, Masses at 5 and your present job also qualifies. Ident families; but with toe Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Louis Verte- ery in Parish House. sightseeing or side trips. published in a Jdiannesbuig odists have the most Africans— number of Doric Columns The church is especially at- ly beautiful symbolic carvings 7:80 p.m. several Greek hotels, the pop­ feullle, Willlmantic. Bargaining For No deduction is allowed for Q) I understand that under newspaper that despite Pope about 12 per cent. around toe outside matches tractive on toe crest of a hill in korina pine, a light wood Sunday, Masses 6, 7:80, 9, ulation increases to three or •I • * Calvary Church courses that help you obtain the new tax law farmers don’t Q) I had an extension of Paul s plea in Uganda last year largest association of the those of toe Parthenon. which rises steeply from Rt. 23 from Arizona. 10:80 a.m., and noon. four thousand during toe sum­ Kiibasek, Heather Leigh, daughter of Anthony and Carol (AssembUes of God) a new job or one in another have to declare what they get time to file my return so why ‘ P«<=lous and original new sects is the African Inde- State Employes mer. Inside toe Greek Orthodox not far from toe top of East Prominent motifs are wheat Karasinski Kubasek, Storrs. She was bom Aug. 14 at Man­ 647 E. Middle Ipke. field. from crop insurance in the did I get charged interest conMbutlon of negrltude" to pendent Church Aasoclatlon Church ol toe Assumption, be- Windham Mountain, or about a and grapes which represent toe chester Memorial Hosnital. Her maternal grandparents are (Xinroh ol Jesus Christ of Rev. K. L. Gustafson, HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — year they receive it. Is that when I did pay? Catholicism, his church in South ( a ICA), which has SOS member yond toe vestibule, is a moder- jjalf hour’s ride from toe Rip members of toe Holy Sacrament Latter-day Saints (M<»inon) Mr. and Mrs. Steven Karasinski, Rt. 44A, Coventry. Her pa­ Pastor Support for the right of col­ right? Africa “ cherishes” apartheid churches. Many of these preach ate sized sanctuary. Icons Winkle Bridge. —toe bread and the wine, HUlstown Rd. and Woodside St. .. . we like to ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kubasek, 78 West lective bargaining by state em­ Q) My income looks like it’s A ) An extension o f time viille pretending to condemn it. a blend of Christianity and ele­ beautifully painted by toe Reason for toe high location Adorning toe iconostasis and Paul E. NnttaU, Bialnm 10:80 a.m.. Unified Service of does not excuse you from the bring our families St., Rockville. She has a sister, Amy, 6. ployes was expressed Friday by going to be higher than I ex­ A ) Yes, proceeds from in­ Hie priests pleaded for Afri- ments from Africa’s animlst monks from toe island of Cy- Qf ujg building had Its origin the high waU above.,are elabo- * • *1 *1 * percent annual interest Worship and Sunday School. ’Thomas J. Meskill, RepubUcan pected. Can I increase my surance received from damage 6 canlz^on of the church whUe tribal past which would have the walls and toe jn during toe wars between rate icons painted by Peter 9 a.m.. Priesthood. 1321 Kramer, Beth Anno, daughter of Robert and Beverly Nursery facility available. Af­ candidate for governor. withholding or do I have to to crops may be declared as charge added when payments accepting the temporarily un­ made a 19th century missiemary As one guest told me, "W e altar gate, 10:80 a.m., Sunday School. Turkey. Churches in Cholodny. Hoffman Kramer, 41 Nike Cbrcle, Manchester. She was bom ter the service there will be a Meskill also criticized the fi- pay estimated tax? income in the following year. are not made on time. alterable fact of apartheid in g^ab for his Bible. like to bring our families and Classes for all ages. church family picnic followed Greece were built on mountain Aug. 11 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand­ EmUio Q. Daddario, had taken public life. ’Hiey demanded H iou^ an older generation ot children where they can mingle 5 p.m.. Sacrament Service. by a Water Baptismal Service . . . chandeliers tops where men who guarded parents are Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hoffman, Philadelphia, Pa. Her the same position ’Thursday. more openings in the Merarchy ^ i t e churchmen would have with others of the same ethnic- . . . top of the at Camp Charlton of the As­ toe congregations could keep a paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Kramer, for black priests who, they condemned many of the new background and culture.” imported from Greece sembUes of God. Both men addressed the annual watchful eye on the enemy central dome Lewistown, Pa. Unitarian Universallst Society charged, are now uMPte TO e>uMpfeE. 10:46 a.m.. Holiness Meeting. Minister of Christian Education general election. DHIETTOR Rev. Felix M. Davis dustry—and then to keep these 22 fs optan ter lor no more than two cou- John J. FerreU, 23, of Avery for a memorial to toe churches , -If Nursery provided. Minister 9:46 a.m., Sunday School A major problem facing re- pies (four persons). Shores was charged with fall- in toe Ukraine which underwent ‘ “ explain tne buudlng. wages in line throupdi cost-of- 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Second Gongregatloiial Oiurch HI there. While you’re read­ you’ll weuit to see this one, and " r e A P F i c tvfi-aY d a y ? 7 p.m.. Open air service at Rev. Ernest S. Harris, Classes for all ages. form-minded clergymen is the living adjustments.” United Chiirch Of Christ m o n d a y ! it’s a good chance to see our So there It is, and get on toe ®''® to grant toe right-of-way to- destruction grew to a reaUty In ------• Center Park. Everyone invited. The Rev. Mr. Lacey preaching. 11 a.m.. Worship Service, social gap between white and ing this column, I should be Associate Minister Rt. 44A, Oovent^ yoimger generation doing some­ phone and find your partner and day at 1 a.m. by Coventry po- 1962 when toe finished church Coffee hour after the church Nursery. chasing a little white ball over / / Rev. Robert K. Beohtold, black (Christians caused by us f o r thing constructive euid imetgin- at least one of you show up any dee. Court date is Sept. 14 at was dedicated, United Pentecostal Church service. 6 p.m., Wesleyan Youth. apartheid. SuHHiwr SpocM 9:80 a.m., Union Service at Minister toe green (I hope) hills of ative. From all reports, there’s day Tuesday through Friday, Manchester. As with toe Greek Orthodox MOV^ UPTO 187 Woodbridge St. 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer. Though there is no law Center Congregational Church. Gladstone Adds school supplios Maine. plenty of good tEilent and toe Sept. 1 through 4. Walter Szczerba, 43, of Wash- Church of toe Assumption, Robert Baker, Pastor Gilead Congregational CSiurch against multiracial worship, the Poftobla Typowfltw 10 a.m. ,WorBhlp Service. Yep, I started a two-week va­ show sounds like a g;ood night It sounds like a good trip to burn Ave. was charged with much was donated. Tlie wooden J{iLU ONLY 20, $3 Million To Hebron St. Maurice Church, Bolton three Afrikaner churches en­ of «dl kfnds! ’Trinity Convenant Church cation this weekend way up out. me, and so if you’ve been breach of peace and Intoxication structure contains hardly more 10 a.m., Sunday School. Rev. Herbert O. Kelsey Jr., Rev. Robert W. Cronin, Pastor force segregation. Social separ­ to MlNUlbi> O UT O f £~A^J 302 Hackmatack St. Vernon United Methodist around Sebec Lake just outside This group is really working thinking about it you’d better yesterday at 10 p.m. by Ctoven- than a handful of nails. Logs Adjusted 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Pastor ation make it physically diffi­ .99 Rev. Norman E. Swensen, Deficit Guess Church of Dover^Foxcroft, in case hard for this one and really make your move come Sept. 1. try police. Court tdate Is' Sept, and beams of red cedar from Ckemed 7:80 p.m.. Evangelistic Serv­ Saturday Masses, 5 and 7 p.m. cult for different races to wor­ UAkTf020,AMO MAE-Troeo. o^/ Pastor Rt. 80 you’re familiar with Maine. deserves your support, so Jot Man, with all that Information 14 at Manchester. ice. HARTFORD, Ctonn. (AP) — 9:30 a.m., Worship service. Sunday Masses, 7:30, 9:15 and ship together even in multira­ British Columbia are expertly New Ribbon Rev. Joe K. Carpenter, We have a couple items of down toe dates and plan to at- I guess I ’d better sign off for 20UT&2. Vouz% UOMi, IKiTUi- State Comptroller Louis I. Glad­ The Rev. J. Jermain Bodine, a.m. fitted and joined together to Oikd 9:30 a.m.. Morning Worship. Minister 1 1 cial denominations. In addition, interest to discuss today, and Jehovah’s Witnesses stone raised by |3 million his assistant pastor, will preach. tned. now. make a sound structure that ’The Rev. Mr. Swensen preach­ most rank and file white (Hiris- number one will be about our POOJL , WUlLtr TM^ jSE-*»T OF Kingdom Hall estimate of the budget deficit His topic: ‘ "Time After H m e.” Unitarian Fellowship tlans by now accept social seg­ My man Friday, gentleman Cut out this column and read Rockville should last for 300 years. Yote Typowritor ing on the subject “Christ is 9:80 a.m.. Worship Service. baseball game at Fenway Park. 726 N. Main St. Connecticut will face at the end Nursery provided. of Glastonbury regation no matter what their Jim Nason, Is as busy as a over toe trip a couple of times The church is particularly TNEr PAC.K C2AWL^ WITH The Vine.” Nursery for pre­ Nursery. I just want to remind you that S ^ v i c * M /9 -4 m of the current two-year period. Academy Junior High churches say. beaver getting your building In and then if you have a question Hospital Notes noteworthy for Its exquisite 9:30 a.m., Plbllc Bible dis­ school children. 10 a.m.. Story Hour for Kin- toe game is going to be on Sat­ ’The. de&'cit during the last fis­ Main St., Glastoidiury A few Africans can usually be shape for another season, and call us at toe office. wood carvings by Michael 20 Birdi Stw f TRAFFIC. CALL /-2(p7- course “ Artf You Ready for the urday afternoon Sept. 19, be­ cal period, which ended June 30, seen in the rear benches of I ’m sure you’ll appreciate what Remember, toe building is Vlsltliig hours are 12:30 to 8 Attack by Gog of Magog?” North United Methodist Church tween toe Red Sox and Ted OPEN DAILY FROM 1 tiU 7 1969, was $160 million. The next Rev, Robert W. Ihloff, Vicar 10:80 a.m.. Service, Nursery white churches in cities, but he’s done and is doing when open from 9 a.m. to noon and p.m. in all areas except ma- Directions: From Hartford, 10:80 a.m., Group discussion 300 Parker St. Prince ot Peace Lutheran Williams' Senators. If you’re fiscal period ends June 30, 1971. and School. eVen this is rare in more con­ you get back into toe swing of take Rt. 2 to toe North West- ot the July 15 Watchtower Rev. Earle R. Custer, Church 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m so drop by tem lty where they are 2 to 4 Comptroller Gladstone made 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. servative rural areas. familiar at all with toe layout things around toe 14th of Sep­ for a visit or a little card play- chMter,-- - t mvmMusM ^us AUJWIV,Exit, turnkUTlI magaxlne articles “ Meeting the Pastor Rt. 81 and North River Rd. and 8:80 to 8 p.m. the estimate in a report to Gov. 10:18 a.m.. Morning Prayer, Messiah Evang^cal Lutheran Some church authorities of toe park, then you’ll know tember. ing. ______right onto Rt. 149. Westches­ Divine Requirement of Obedi­ Coventry OPEN John Dempsey. ’Die report clos­ Nursery and Children’s Nature Church organize group visits by Elites that Section 13, where we’ll be Well, now folks, here’s toe ter Hills is 1 mile on right. ence" and “ Obedience the De­ 9 a.m., Worship Service. Ser­ Rev. W. H. WUkeus, Pastor ed the books on the fiscal year Wisconsin Synod sitting, isn’t too bad as it’s right Admitted mli^day: Harold From New London, take Rt. sired Course.” mon: "Love Covers a Multitude Walk. to African churches. ’Hiougfa of­ news you’ve been waiting for ties will begin on Monday. Sept. Loveland HUl, Rock- hiHs which ended last June 30. 296 Buckland Rd.^ Wiqiping around first base. 86 to Rt. 2 and toe North ol Sins.” Nursery for children 11:16 a.m.. Punch and con­ 9 a.m.. Worship Service. ficialdom is usually cooperative, and I ’m sure when you read it WESTOWK Westchester, Moodus Exit. ’The comptrollers’ estimate of So everything is all set ex­ ______vUle; Mary Jane Lea, Mill St., up to five years old. versation. Rev. Karl R. Gurgel, Pastor whltec hurches in cities, but you’ll agree that our Camida ALL DAY Turn right onto Rt. 149. West­ the budget deficit is $3 million cept for toe time w e’ll be leav­ Broad Brook; Elizabeth Lord, p h a r m a c y Bolton Congregational Ouirish black church socials need per- trip will be a memorable one. chester Hills is 1 mile on higher than he estimated in a ing, Euid because it’s still quite Jobs Hill Rd., Ellington; Tina South United Methodist Church U n lt^ Congregational Church Bolton Center Bd. 10 a.m.. Worship Service. We mentioned that It would right. report three months ago. a long way off we’ll announce Howard, Eaton Rd., Cynthia Main St. at Hartford Rd. United Church of Christ Rev. J. Stanton Conover, 11 a,m.. Worship Service. cost in toe neighborhood of Agnew Set THE Rev. J. Manley Shaw, D. D., Hie deficit, according to that later. All who have Howard, Eaton Rd., David Ttdland BUnister LISTE N TO $100. Well, just read what’s in SUNDAY Pastor Gladstone, is due to revenues Rev. Donald G. Miller, St. John’s Eptocopal Cliurch registered to go must stop In store for you for $106 per per­ Bpyle, Birch Rd., all RockviUe; BIBLE falling behind estimates by $117 “Bevivaltime and pay up toe remainder for Cecil Rosen, Middletown; Syl­ Rev. Carl W. Saunders, Minister 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. BL SO, Vernon son, two to a room. Here we go. For Trip ■All Medicinal Services Available Associate Pastor million, while at the same time Rev. Robert H. Wellner, Echoes” toe trip,' which Is $4. This ctui Monday, Oct. 5, we leave toe via Keppner, Summit Rd., Ver­ SPEAKS spending is up by $75 million Sermon by the Rev. Mr. Con­ (Continued from Page One) non; WUfred Bishop, Storrs; Rev. Gary S. Cornell, 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship over. Rector be done any day now. Senior Center at 8:30 a.m. and 455 HARTFORD RD. 643-523Ql: over what was budgeted. Most W E X T 1550 I mentioned about a trip to Ehrol Boober, Saugus, M eiss.; Associate Pastor Service and Church School. travel north across Massachu­ Diaz Ordaz of the overspending is in the Rockingham Park, and boy, that CaUfornla Qall Maloney, Terrace Dr., Eugene 11 a.m.. High School Class. St. Matthew’s CBturch 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. Sunday 8:45 a.m> setts and Into Vermont. In Ver­ m m SALE welfare field, he said. “ owes much to toe Mexican Rockville, 10 a.m.. Worship for the 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim F e - 10 a.m.. Fam ily Service. Monday morning I was getting mont we will travel over Route and Mildred Llsk, Brewer ’Hie disappointing revenues in­ Tolland whole church. Sermon: “ Hot lowship. quite a few calls Inquiring about 1-91 to Bellows Falls. Then over people, toe Mexican-AmeriCEms, Falrvlew Ave., Rockville, THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT cluded the corporation levy— Rev. J. Clifford Curttn, Pastor Line to God.” ’Ihe Rev. Mr. toe trip. We are making plans Rt. 103 across toe state to Rut­ for what they have contribut- Dlschaiged "niursday: Gail LAST ’to) POOLS of this TYpe • $64 million less than predict­ ’Today’s tongue - speaking Saunders preaching. Infant-tod­ St. Francis ot Assisi to go to toe races; however, land and thence along Rt. 7 to „ Maloney, Terrace Dr., Patricia Non-Credit Extension ed—and sales and use taxes, Saturday Mass, 7 p.m. REDUCED in Price for idienomenon may well owe dler nursery and preschool it will not be until toe latter Burlington. In Burlington, we Miner, Windsor Ave., Michaal $46 million less than anticipat­ 678 Ellington Rd. Sunday Masses, 7, 8:80, and its spread to the spiritual child care only, at Susannah South Windsor part of September and toe pro­ meet Rt. 89 and travel on this At a fareweU luncheon he Wrona, Mountain St., Hope presents SUMMER CLEARANCE sterility of denominational- ed. 10:30 a.m. Wesley Hall. Rev. Gordon B. Wadhams, grams will be started again by route to Montreal. grave for Diaz Ordaz in Puerto Gronski, Snipslc Lake Rd., Rob- ism. Many nominal ‘Chris­ ’The highway fund is expected Vallarta, Mexico, FYlday, Nixexi in YeUen, Terrace. Dr., Scott tians’ have grown weary of Pastor Trinity Evangelical Lutheran then, so be patient and just On arrival in MontreaJ, we Emanuel Lutheran Church to show a $2.1 million surplus My etNT i ovtE.'^od had declared, “ I hope that our SedUk, Scott Dr., Donna dark, REAL ESTATE playing the meaningless during the two-year period end­ Rev. Lawrence Bock, Church 6 start saving a few bucks to help will check into toe Hotel Mar­ 'church gam e’ — status re­ Church and Chestnut Sts. Assistant Pastor (Missouri Synod) feed some of toe four-legged tinique where we will stay two visit here wlU bring many oto- East St., all RockviUe; Law- Rev. C. Henry Anderson, ing June 30, 1971, Gladstone I w a n t A N ICtr HOMt, fcUT ers from America and other rence Covington, Johnathan ligion holds no appeal to said. 86 Pro^iect St., BookvIUe nags. nights. Get this part; Your them. Tragically, some are Pastor lands to come to this wonderful Rd., Vernon; GUbert Ames, & Practices Saturday, Masses at 6 and 7 Rev. Bruce Rudolf By toe way, we have quite a meals at toe Martinique will be looking lor a stimulus to the Bruce J. Evenson, Intern WHErtt DO I FIND A NiCt- nation,” and Diaz OrdEiz Dockerel Rd., Vernon; Mrs. p.m. list of members presently In toe Included in toe tour price. TTiat This % bOWK an toe above are feeling much a brief visit in Three Rivers, came up and Nixon had him Established brokers should request a brochure de­ purpose behind all such ca­ Rev. George F.X. Reilly, Rev. Earl K. Pettlbone, better now and that they’ll all Quebec. shaking hands, too. ^ scribing more advanced offerings in the Real Es­ pacities was to reveal and 1 COME PREPARED TO SWIM I Pastor Minister WouLo ro2 2 s ykAti k t s /m.%. , be home real soon and ready Then on to Quebec (31ty where tate Profession. confirm the Christian gomel, Rev. William Schneider we will stay overnight at Ilie Heb. 3:1-4. to start with us in September. WE FEATURE ABOVE AND BELOW GROUND POOLS Rev. Anthony MltcheU /A/ClUOi-^ J-ST/MATJU> TAytS,TO0/ Laurentides Motel. As in Mon­ No such purpose exists to­ 9:46 a.m., Sunday School Here’s a clumce for you folks 1979 VfMJtBWAOKlH day, and jto linguistic ability classes for all ages. cfKUL vriio enjoy plays emd musicals. treal, your meals here at The THINK SMAUflNUttJ SEDAN obtained liistantaneouBly The Salvafion Army Saturday Mass, 7 p.m. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. A group of young coUege and Laurentides will be Included in DeUvaMd In hWiThiwhnr I Pleaae enroU me In the above courae In Monaieater. I |Y0U can save AAe THIS without previous exposure Is Sunday Masses, 7, 9:15, 10:80 5:46 p.m., CSirlst’s Ambassa­ high school students known eis toe tour. After checking in and Bqutyped with le*theretite im Ehiclosed la my check or money order made out to (Ihe I — invites you to attend — OPEN DAILY FROM 1 tUl 7 possessed today. The nature and 11:46 a.m. dors youth group. toe “ Ebcperitoeatre-70” are pre­ having lunch, we will have a terlor, wlniUiield washer, A- I Univeraity of Connecticut for |...... i D O N 'T W A IT WEEKEN and purposelessness of, and Directions: From Hartford, three-hour tour of Quebec City. ed eleetrtc wipers, heater, 7 p.m., Evangelistic service. take Rt. 2 to the North West­ senting a musical ceilled “ llie Mall to: The Certificate Program, U-66, The University ' the overempbasia upon to­ OUTDOOR WORSHIP SERVICES St. Mary’s Church Fantasticks" at toe Community After returning to the motel, we S ogger, 4-way safety flasheta ON THE PURCHASE OP A QUALITY day's alleged tongue-speaUng chester, Moodus Exit, turn , - - a- back-up lights, front and real of Connecticut, Storrs, Conn. 06268. Tel. 429-88U, Ext. | Rt. 31, Coventry RockviUe United Methodist right onto Rt. 149. Westches- Y on N, Main St. A ll gold card CEin either take a short tour to eitypse its fraudulant claims Rev. F. Bernard BllUer, Pastor St. Anne De Beaupre then or seat belts, Testherette headresta as unBlblical. CENTER PARK Cburdb ter Hills is 1 mUe on rig^t. membera will be able to get in steering wheel lock and riai Rev. Richard F. Roughan, 142 Grove St. FYom New London, take Rt. hills at a discount price for this show wait until toe evening for this I Name ...... 1 window daCraater. Assistant Pastor SABRINA POOL Special Music, Hjonn Sihg, Bible Preaching Rev. Willard E. CookUn, 85 to Rt. 2 Emd the North which win be held Aug. 20, 21 visit. AddreM ...... Westchester, Moodus Ebdt. I I S«M m P M b b t o c i M 2Va a l l w M r t o f Church of Christ BDnister A M Y 9 and 22 at 8:80 p.m. and toe 23rd TTiursday at 8:80 a.m., we TED TRUDON B t .88 ToDaM ' (Street) (Ctty)...... (zipOode) I IgriaD and Vetnon BtneU Every Sunday Evening 7:00 P.M. Saturday Mass, 7:30 p.m. Turn right onto Rt. 149. West­ MrrnMMDjT. at 7:30 p.m. and agedn on Aug. leave Quebec and a little dif­ chester Hills is 1 mile on Talesttvlils, Om m . ■pHo* L«k* Im. T«L 7B24E71 Phsaat fliSdUT Sunday Masses, 7:80, 9:30 and 9:80 a.m.. Worship K A N O H B S m 27, 28 and 29 at 8:30 p.m. and ferent route home to toe (^ty j P ay Telephone...... Social Security No. Service. right. VOUCSWKDEN 10:46 a.m. Nursery provided. (Next to ARP) toe 30to at 7:30 p.m. of VUlEige (jbarm. I f you like musicals. Pm sure Now if that sounds good to P A G E EIG H T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1970 f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTEp, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1970 PAG E N IN E

Obituary Nixon Panel Police Log Sharon Tate M aps Plans Leonard DeVoe ARRESTS W as Hanged Leonard DeVoe, 66, of VOnd- Louis P. McLain, 16, o t 20 Bor, etepfather at Mrs. Martha For Campus Cambridge St., charged with And Stabbed Pusseault o( Coventry and Mrs. attempted breaking and enter­ Marie Hughes of Rockville, died (Continaed from Page Onei ing. He was arrested last night (Oonilnned from Fags Om ) USINESS h^ERVICES DIRECTORY yesterday in a Windsor ccm- near the Senior Citizens Center Ml rifles and the newer M14 as valescent home. on Linden St. Court date Sept. Jacket on a chair, and |9.6i was the standard weapon in National in" the wallet of Steven Parent, Survivors include his wife, a Guard and Army Reserve com­ 14. son, a stepson, 2 daughters, 3 bat units, a spokesman for the killed in his car outside the Joy W. Blakeslee, 18, of 66 other stepdaughters, a brother, National Guard Bureau said house. Helaine Rd., charged with pos­ 2 sisters, 22 grandchildren, and Friday. CAMPING HIGH GRADE session of alcoholic liquor on Before the regiilar court ses­ several great-grandchildren. No offlcial announcement was sion, the shaggy-haired Manstm, public property. He was axrest- The funeral will be Monday made of their distribution to 36, testified in support of a mo­ EQUIPMENT __j M . ed night in Center Springs PRINTING at 11 a.m. at the Merwin, Leek O u ^ u^ts, under frequent tion asking the sheriff’s depart­ Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags, Job and Commercial and Sheehan Funeral Home, 35 criticism in recent years for us- _____ ment .to “ cease and desist’’ cer^ FUNERAL HOME Air Mattresses, Stoves, MMONAlin* Poquonock Ave., Windsor, with ing too much firepower, too tain Jail practices which he says Lanterns Printing Norman Dusseault, 64, of the Rev. James SUver officiat- readily, in civil disturbances. are ’’barbaric.’’ Prompt and Elflolent ing. Burial wUl be in Elm Grove “ It vdll be the only weapon is- Manson, barefoot and clad in Wm. J. Lennon, Director FARR’S Prlnthtg ot AH Kinds Cemetery, Windsor. sued to, uicHi,them, aim and u U uiethe govergover- arrested yesterday morning at ' rumpled blue prison denims, Camp • Bike - Sport •ERVICB Frlen wiU officiate. Burial will be in ® of frequent civil dls- end — — paper back^books’ ph^m^Ty to Is “ We fit to please you!” RE-UPHOLSIERING Bolton Center Cemetery. order. “ I’m not sure that ques- Cars driven by William Men- over 3,(X)0 people from 7 p.m. Any boy interested in these The Recreation Department South Windsor correspondent berry festival Tuesday on the * Tun«-Ups to 1 a.m. Ostrinsky CAMPBELL, BORDEN, SWEET other items too numerous to Dryers and RCA Whirl- The tailor shop also specializes Seafood • MODERN FURNTTOBB There are no calling hours. was even addressed, but I zel of Coventry and Richard A. sports should come to practice has announced that swimming Barbara Varrick, Tel. 644-8274. synagogue grounds, 28 Talcott pool Cleaners. As busy as South Windsor Youth Council * Engin* CItaning LIFE, FRENCH, MUELLER, mention. You name it and In reweaving, dry cleaning, and ANTIQUES _____ ^ n ’t think that would have Marouski of South Windsor were Ave. ’The festival will start at Spruce St. is, there Is conven- 43 OAK STREET along with the Senior Citizen’s DEALER IN WASTE KELLOGG’S, MUCKE.’ Bill’s got it. custom made suUs, pants ancl • Store Stool* and Booth* Mrs. Albert 8. Tardif “ y difference.” The mis- Involved . in . an accident i ^ yester- 2 a.m. * Minor Repairs TBI.. 649-9987 Club concluded several months’ MATERIALS Well, of course, Bill wa? being coats; plus all typles of altera­ a Custom Fumltore WAPPING-Mrs. Marie Ann to “ work in preparing for the party. Nixon Places No Barriers Drug Center An open air card party will * Stam ps a little facetious but literally he tions and professional services SUpoover* and Draperies Raymond Tardif, 63, of East tor war using the most _____ Two bands, “ The Orphans” be held during the afternoon. was telling the gospel truth be­ on mens, womens and childrens Made to Order Hartford, sister of Mrs. Isabel- equipment, and the “ Down Beats,” rocked Babysitters will be available. IRON cause the MEMORIAL CORNER clothes. Complete Seleotton * f Minor damage occurred yes­ Next week the Drug Ad­ Material* la Bird of Wapping, died yes- _ contrast with the M14, the terday afternoon when a truck all night for the “ swingers” and On Cambodian Air Strikes Mrs. Henry Novgrad is chair­ STORE handles only the best In t(xlay's Inflationary econo- Reuben Plen’s terday at home. She was the ^ placed on automatic visory Center, 81 Russell SL, SCRAP METAL FREE ESHMA.TBS rrDid”flrrHi'm^r« driven by Robert A. PoweU of the Hartford Bavarian Band (Continued from Page One) man. She will be assisted by .veil-known brand prooucts. It you will be pleased to know wife of Albert 8. Tardif. rapid fire simply by flipping a crestwood Dr. was Involved will observe curtailed hours Mrs. Jerome Apltow, Mrs. Har­ that Luca's prices for all tailor­ Lower Level ot the Perhad* played for the “oldsters” wdth because Mark Swerdloff, co­ IbuUdRuit-aiU .stands to reason that customers Texaco Sfafion 648-6334 Survivors also include 7 sons, lever on its side. The M14 re­ s;ng-alongs and dance music. old Moees, Mrs. Herbert Bello, and PAPER ing work Is most fair. Mr. Add­ in an accident with a car driven though the U.S. Command pre- Vietnamese headquar­ ordinator of the center, will Aill come back again and again Mon. h Tne*. 9-6, Sat. 9-1 a daughter, 6 other sisters, and quires a special wrench not is­ Hartford Mayor Ann Uccello, Mrs. Reuben Blonstein, Mrs. 781 PARKER ST. abbo' is a master tailor with 381 Main Strsat by Sandra E. Bauld of 77 Hem­ ters to describe the raids as “ in- ters in Saigon announced the be on vacation. Volunteers for the tried and true products 26 grandchildren. sued to the troops. Paul Semel, Mrs. Barry Tel. 643-6738 or 643-6879 S58 BURNSIDE AVE. over ten years experience. lock St. at Center and Broad Republican candidate for the terdictlon” missions primarily closeout of a 10-day operation from PANDA will operate the with the names they can trust. The funeral will be Tuesday The M16 weighs two pounds SU. U.S. Representative from the Oguschewltz and Mrs. Charles EAST HARTFORD This does not mean that the Should you wish your dry clean­ Phoiw 643-9149 at the Michaud Funeral Home, aimed at cutting off North Viet­ inside Cambodia and claimed 47 center. less than the eight-pound M14 First Congressional District, and Kanter. MEMORIAL CORNER STORE ing (which is done next door In St. Agatha, Maine. Burial will namese troops and supplies that North Vietnamese and Viet Today’s hours are 1 p.m. 289-6333 Hydramatlo Tranwnlaelon and fires a 5.66mm round simi­ A written warning for follow­ Barbara Dunn, Republican can­ Cong soldiers killed and 41 rifles James Evans Named is not progressive. . . . Bill Is the laundromat) pressed, Mr. GLASS be in St. Agatha. to 9 p.m. YOUR Power and Hand Tools Repairing lar to a .22-caliber sing. The. ing too closely was Issued to didate for Secretary of State, threaten allied forces in South captured. South Viehiamese James Evans of Rt. 83 has always on the l(x>kout loi some Addabbo will do that for you • For Auto Wlndahlelds Friends m a y call at the M14 uses a 7.62mm cartridge. attended the affair where they Vietnam.' Hours for Monday, ’Tues­ COMPIETE Painting and Decorating All Work Guaranteed John T. Rodgers of 113 Branford losses were reported as 16 klllOf’ been appointed vice president new products to please his best at a slight charge. • For Store Fronts and Benjamin J. (JallEdian B^mer^ll ______met and talked to town rest day, and Wednesday next Tools St. after the car he was driving Sources said the North Viet­ and 78 wounded. at ’TransCom Inc., of Bloom­ PET CENTERlH^.i ?;! Garden and Land Tools friends, his customers. Every Or better yet, he will do your Texaco Lubrication Servloe all Blzes of windows Home, 1602 Main St., East dents. week will be from 2 p.m. to We Give Green Stamp* was Involved in an accident with namese are infiltrating from the The operation centered Just field. Canarlea — Parakeets Baby, Household, Party effort is made to cater to the entire dry cleaning and press­ Hartford tonight from 7 to 9. Mayor Uccello, when asked », j , 6 p.m. a For Table Tops a car driven by Phyllis W. Pa­ „ - u J , J North through Laos and Cambo- inside the Cambodian border Evans was formerly Data Eln- Tropical Flah — Tap«toa>: and Banquet Supplies needs of the public as space and ing. Don’t worry if you get a to make a speech, declined1 , r, . Hours for ’Thursday and Buttsters —> fiwWpg -' 1^300 Seen quette of 118 Florence St. The I. I ^ smaller groups to avoid across from South Vietnam’s glneering manager. In his new Invalid Needs availability of products allow. rip, tear or bum in your cloth­ Frederick J. Links stating, "This is1 a fun night1 not Friday next week will be BBxed Breed P|qipisa, OPEN 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. accident occurred yesterday" bombing raids. War Zone C northwest of Saigon position he will be responsible Bill makes sure that he car­ ing. Luca’s reweavlng and SATURDAY 8 A.M.-NOON Frederick J. Links, 79, of evening at E. Middle Tpke. and a speech night, but all I want from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Aquarium Acoeusorlai^ A . ries items that will move so The enemy “ is moving farther and was aimed at blocking new for design and manufacturing mending will make it look like TOURAINE Hartford, brother of Ernest Losing Jobs Vernon St. to (lo is congratulate the young Saturday’s hours next week Oar Own Special Btsudsd that freshness Is assured. Of away from the Interdiction in North Vietnamese infiltration of data terminals and the asso­ Pet Faoda LUCA’S new again. The tailor shop J. A. WHITE Links of Rockville and Karl H. people of the town of South will be 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. course the turnover at the Me- Laos and Cambodia,” said one routes. ciated equipment for telephone­ SBLF-SERVIOE hours are different from the Links of Hebron, died Thursday A motorcyclist, David Kind- Windsor for this wonderful, won­ 'There will be an answering MANCHESTER MORIAL CORNER STORE is PAINTS GLASS CO., INC. In Hartford source. “ He’ll go as far west line transmission. LAUNDRAMAT Laundromat hours. They are at Hartford Hospital. He was berg, of 14 Packard St., fell derful affair. Congratulations A spokesman said that due to service every night except Dry CleaBingaad ’IlBllottBg BO great that all products are 31 BiaseU St. — Tel. 649-7SM into Laos and Cambodia as he termination of the operation. PiBT CENIER 8 am. to 6 p.m. dally; Thurs­ a veteran insurance man, and (Continued from Page One) from the motorcycle he was and good luck with your proj­ Sunday from the time the Also: ReW'Oaviiig and custoJn fresh stock and It Is virtually FOR BEST RESULTS has to. He is using more routes, South Vietnamese strength in St. day night'till 9 p.m. So remem­ had held many positions and riding yesterday afternoon on ect,’’ she said. center closes until 3 a.m. A made suits, plants and soaits. guaranteed that you will always wn. ... II , . . . including waterways. U.S. Cambodia had decreased from ber, be It washing, dry clean­ memberships in Masonic organ- would consult with international Packard St. He was taken to backup person will be con­ Ffiir prices, too! find really fresh bread, crispy When the affair was first be- bombers are hitting the water­ 17,6(X) troops to 16,(XX). At the ing, reweavlng, meniling or izations. union officials and union attor- Manchester Memorial Hospital tacted to help the caller if New World potato chips and all the other ing considered for townwide ways he moves on.” height of operations in May and complete tailoring service plus PAUL'S DUPONT’S Survdvors also include his neys to assess the tentative where he was treated for mul­ participation, it met with some o tt o necessary. items that must be fresh to be „ „ Sources said U.S. bombing June, the South Vietnamese had Dutch Boy at Johnson’s custommade clothes its Luca's PAINT SUPPLY wife, two daughters, another move. tiple abrasions and released. criticism as to proper police For drug advisory informa­ KIDDIE right and appreciated. Stop ’n Do brother, a sister, six g;randchild- Manufacturing workers will protection ®°rtles have been averaging 49,000 troops operating inside Seen Shaping , Laundromat and Tailor Shop at tion, call: 647-9222. Anybody who enters the______ME' Are you acquainted with the scrub and scrub and still have Spruce St. 645 MAIN STREET ren, and six great-grand- most likely be affected by the Md clean-up pro- ^bout 60 per day in C a m b ^ a Cambodia. Prop: "R udy" DuPout COMPLAINTS cedures. But there was no f j (Continued from Page One) KORRAL 176-179 ______MORIAL CXiRNER STORE famous Dutch Boy Paint? If «»e same wonderful sheen you quesUons Tel. 649-0300 children. move, as well as some assem­ A wallet containihg $25 in trouble anywhere,” said Police current figures for S$iruce Stvrst, CHILD whether It be for the first time not stop in at the E. A. John- have always had. • j or problems, please feel free Funeral services will be Mon­ blers. Company spokesmen said cash was taken from a pocket- (Jhief John J. Kerrigan, “ and Most current theories about DAT CARE CENTER Mandtestar 275 Main Street the projected layoffs would be or the hundredth is Immediate- son Paint Oo.. 723 Main St., and Johnson P a l^ is also head- to call Mr. Addabbo at 648-7767. day at 11 ajn . at Rose Hill Fu­ book in the rear of Fabric Fair the clean-up problem will be . They said, however, that the formation of the earth and Hourly a Dally a Weekly Brlva^In Puihbqt neral Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky “ worked out as the transfer of Second Congressional District ly impressed with the splc and see the -wonderful display they quarters for Califoi^a ^ n t s Phone: 649-6977 in the Parkade sometime be- taken care of.” Off-duty police- monsoons now prev^lii^ the other planets of the solar ReapMialble Care for 2, 8, span conditions prevalll^. The have there. Do you want a paint these are wonTOrtw or HUl. Burial will be in Rose Hill production is effected.” 4, S-yr. olda from 7 a.m. to AUTOMOTIVE twieen 10 a.m. and noon yester- men where hired by the organl- sections of IndocW- system assumed they condensed Featuring a complete line of Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Employment at the local f p.m. Monday thru Sat­ store Is the epitome of aU that that can really take? If so, they can be applied to the ou - day. The wallet was later found “ tivity in from a ring of matter at much Is sanitary and desirable. choose Dutch Boy Satin Egg- e***® of the hwse while It ® s WORLD ALMANAC Shell Product* plus Friends may call at the fu­ plant will be slashed to "at Pickett Eyes Import Rules; higher temperatures. urday. MEMORIAL FACTS minus the money. patrolmen. Volunteer firemen Hot Lunches Served SUPPLIES General Automotive neral home tomorrow from 7 to least half” the present level by Meanwhile, ground action KopaTs discovery means The folks at the MEMORIAL shell Enamel that has been es- wamf"^dry "sprfl to Repairing next July, according to White. were on hand in the event they 9 Dehnont St.. Mancheater CORNER STORE CORNER STORE like people P®®lally formulated to bring a ^ ® ®P®1* ‘ ® 9 p.m. A Masonic service will continued in a lull in South Vlet- scientists may have to rethink oj.un.Ei iiKe people —------— ------o - nolTTHno. 'Rjp.jt of aU, It Spokesmen for Royal also ex­ A car tape deck valued at $148 were heeded. Stanley Presses Recount s Party Goods, Magazines and they do their best to kerve lovely, lasting appeal to areas j PLUS be held tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. much of what has until now 649-5531 dries In Just 30 minutes so that plained that some of the manu- was stolen from a car parked at Admission to the party was with only small clashes re­ • Groceries, Cold Cuts all their customers from 9 a.m. lhat get a lot of hard usa at the funeral home. 63 Constance Dr. sometime. been regarded as astronomical MACHINE SHOP Tlie family suggests that any facturlng process wUl stay in free and the only charge was ported. By BETTE QUA'TRALE other countries to use the for­ s Fruits—Vegetables to midnight every night, 365 It re.alsts wear, liquids, mixture I-' „ Tuesday night. The theft was for dancing. (Herald Reporter) fact. memorial contribuUons be made Hartf''rd. Foreign plants cannot North Vietnamese gunners eign labor at cheaper wages. days a year.-There must be but “ '‘I as no other finish c m , . n^lnts that take SERVICE SON W ILLIS Hundreds of thousands of o Greeting Cards to the Masonic Charity Founds- do all the work done here, they reported to pol ce ye y. Commemorative mugs, piz- slammed 16 rounds of mortars Stanley Recount few people In Manchester and I®r «P®®‘®I “ l^yd r^ lM ^ve f ^ Voicing some reluctance over stars already exist in the same We Depend On Vou . . . tlon in care of the Masonic said, and many buyers, partlcu- zas, hamburgers and hot dogs, into Fire Base Barnett, an allied While Pickett is assuming the surrounding areas who haven’t. Satin EggsheU a tough film that callfomld paints retain their A 1969 Oldsmoblle Cutlass was home-baked goods and soft arUllery base in the’ northern decision to advocate Import DemocraUc candi- region as Epsilon Aurigae. The MRRCURY You Can Depend On Us! GARAGE Home and Hospital, Walling- larly government agencies, over the years, found the ME- L t ' ^ ^ fto‘ gIo"s < C k , and do MANCHESTER ford. specify American - made ma- stolen from Manchester Motor drinks were available. Daniel sector of the country that has restrictions, Democratic Second date for Congress, his primary formation of a new planetary I Travel Agency 18 Main St., Tel. 649-4531 Sales on W. Center St. som/etime system there would indicate Open 7 Days A Week MORIAL CORNER STORE the ®°y . they wear? Why not ask about [ _____ chines. Administrative head­ Leone, co-chairman of the par- been under frequent shelling at- District Oongressional candi- opponent William Stanley hasn’t till Midnight only place they could find an ®*’® ^ Inspiration to Johnson Paint Co. AUTO PARTS quarters for Royal will also re­ Wednesday or Thursday. ty, said, ’’Everything was sold; tack. No casualties or damage date John Pickett has called for given up the race yet. such a development is either Spoclallilng In Mrs. Frank Muzikevik rare or takes place more quick­ 646^2756 Item badly needed late at t"®^® Bov nalnt California Paints also manu- WAPPING — Mrs. Anna main here. were reported. the imposiUon of import restric- Announcing he will seek a re­ 362 MAIN ST. 646-0293 nlght or on a holiday, etc. More ^*'® facture another most popular ■?70 BROAD SI A written warning for posses­ was just one huge success.” count in all the district’s 64 ly than was believed. NO SERVICE BRAKE SERVICE Muzikevik, 80, of 1010 Avery U.S. helicopter gunshlps and Uons on textiles to forestall the and More of the public are be- m^ufactjired product, Ray-O-Glass, the Inside sion of alcoholic liquor in a ’The proceeds from the party towns yesterday, the actual Key information in identifying CHARGE The world’s largest dome St., wife of Frank Muzikevik, motor vehicle operated by a an airborne rifle unit dropped closings of American texUle • coming aware that this little suits your ^ I® ’' s®mi-gloss and flat pa(nt will be used for the proposed . .v, i, i, , j i machinery to seek the recount the system has been provided is the Astrodome of the Front End Alignmant died this morning at Manches­ Cars Hit Poles, m T II i. I onto the battlefield and killed 10 RESERVA’nONS FOR store carries a wide variety of P ® ^ v T i lo that comes in 20 different OPEN minor was issued last night to Teen . Senior , 1 Drop-In Center to mills. was begun by his key support­ by recent observations including Buy - SeU ter Memorial Hospital. Thomas Sharpley, 18, of .South North Vietnamese soldiers one a HOTELS producU from BREAD, MILK, colors. Here you can achieve Harris County Sports Sta­ be built on Nevers Rd. ers. data from a U.S. space satellite. Appraise dium in Houston, Tex. The SAT. TO 1 P.M. Ganarol Rapair Work Mrs. Muzikevik was bom Aug- Three Injured, Rd. He was stopped for a rou­ mile northeast of the old U.S. He cited the announced clo­ a AIRLINES COINS and SODA to NYLONS, PAM- t o ° t o ^ ^ e and whether ®®*®'' y®“ ®y blandlng Historic District a STEAJMSHIPS 15, 1890 in Lithuania, and had tine check on Vernon St. when sure of Vernon’s Aldon Spinning Stanley’s Tolland County co­ Collections Wanted PERS, N TACKS, and FISH dome has an inside di­ Steven Williams was chosen Marine base at Khe Sanh in the We’re Paying Top Current ameter of 642 feet and an lived in Wapping for the past Drivers Warned t.:e action was taken. northern sector. No U.S casued- Mills as an “ example of the ordinator, Tolland’s First Se­ 627 Main St.,. Manchester HOOKS. To use the jargon of temporary chairman of the His­ damage being done to American lectman and Town (Jhalrman Prices, Contact Us I t homf or U,. Md., “ outside diameter of 710 Fine Quality 66 years. tles were reported. Nation’s Weather the NOW generation, the ME­ Dutch Boy will fill the bill for ™ P®“®®’ Does It wash weU. JOHN’S Two cars struck telephone toric District Commission at an textile industry by foreign im­ (Carles Thlfault, announced he feet. The World Almanac Survivors, besides her hus­ Thirty-five dollars in cash was Delayed repoiis from the Lao­ MORIAL CORNER STORE is It sure does, and all kinds of poles early this morning in sep­ organizational meeting this ports made with cheap labor.” will oversee the recounts In the CONNECTICUT spills can be wiped up with a says. The Pantheon, built band, include two sons, John taken from a wallet sometime tian capital of Vientiane said By THE ASSOCIA’TED PRESS where It’s at and you’U find Bill ATLANTIC Muzikevik of Manchester and arate accidents. Three people week. “ The closing of Aldon Spin­ county with the help of Willing- Fair and pleasant weather fa­ Ferguson there doing his thing. They have a wonderful Une ^amp cloth. by the Romans, is the larg­ DIAMONDS between 12:30 p.m. Thursday Pathet Lao troops overran two 128 E. CENTER ST. Stanley Muzikevik of Wapping; were injured. 1716 commission will meet ning Mills indicates more clear­ ton’s First Selectman Al DeCic- vored a large part of the nation CUNLIFFE VALLEY COIN GO. In other words ^ you’U______find of quaUty paints, varnishes and Thinking of redecorating this est dome of ancient archi­ __ From and 4:30 p.m. yesterday. ’The govemnlent outposts ’Thursday. MANCHESTER a daughter. Miss Sophie Muzik­ A written warning for operat­ Sept. 8 at 8 p.m. alter review­ ly than ever that it is unfair cd, Hebron’s former Democrat­ 97 Center Street, Manchster whatever you need anytime at enamels, and this is great news spring? The place to go is the tecture with a diameter of n n a w r a JEWELRY victim said that the last time One position was 20 miles west texlay, but thunderstorms damp­ evik of Wapping; two brothers, ing after drinking was issued to ing material pertinent to its or­ and unrealistic to ask American ic Town C^halrman Joseph 643-6296 for every homeowner in town. e . A Johnson Paint Ck>. ITiey 142 feet at its base. D I U l l O STORE she knew the money was in her of the royal capital of Luang ened weekend activities in the MOTOR SALES the MEMORIAL CORNER 649-8132 Joseph Snelus of Waterbury and Patrick M. Donohue of 583 Hart­ ganizational function, including industry and workers to com- Kearns, and Gerald Belanger of Same Address—8 Tears You wUl find on the shelves a jisve so many beautiful Items to a Expert Watch Repairing wallet was at the bank on Prabang and the other 10 miles central Plains, the Mississippi STORE and you’ll get a ready Copyright® 1970, John Snelus of Lithuania; and ford Rd. after the car ho was copies of local ordinances and pete with South Korea and Jap- Ellington. EXPERT AUTO BOOT and Daily 9-6 Thurs. till 9 complete line of famous Dutch choose from that you had better Newspaper Enterprise Assn. • Flm Sdeotlon of Gift* Thursday afternoon. She could north of Sam ’Thong on the _ Valley and parts of the South. smile and prompt service from two grandchildren. drivin’’- struck a telephone pole not say exactly where or when statutes governing its opera­ anese manufacturers,” Pickett All the necessary forms to A downpour of more than 1% FENDER REPAIRS Monday Closed Bill and aU his friendly helpers. Boy paints,' ■varnishes and en- pj^n more than one aftem(x>n For A ll Oooasloiu BRAKES, TUNE-UPS tions. southwestern edge of the Plain ^dded sembles, every one especially browse around. Don’t • Longlne, Bulova, TTie funeral will be Monday on Hartford Rd., shortly after the money was stolen. seek a recount in each of the inches soaked Oianute, Kan., in ENAMEL and LACQUER He likes to point out that he Commission members are of Jars. blended to do its job best, glv- ^^orry about being wel(x>me for Wlttnaoer and Caravelle at 8 a.m. from the Holmes Fu­ midnight. I, II I,- 1.1 I Explaining his reluctance at 13 county towns were made out the predawn hours. An inch or REFINISHINOS custom cuts aU his cold cuts MINOR REPAIRS Steven Williams, John WTiolley, ing lasting value. You <»n also sr^ always welcome in this Watcher neral Home, 400 Main St., Man­ Donohue was taken to Man­ Three 100-lb. barrels of chlor­ Sources said they did not con- advocaUng the restricUons, yesterday for filing with the lo­ more drenched some Iowa com­ REASONABLE PRICES such as ham, bologna and sala­ Mrs. John Burgdorf, Mrs. sider either action significant. pickett warned that “ import re- gft your painting equipment, gtore. (Comfortable chairs, 787 Main St., MandMster chester, with a Mass of requiem chester Memorial Hospital ine, a case of chlorine tablets cal town clerks. munities. RT. 8S—VERNON, CONN. mi exactly to his customers Uk- Phone 648-6617 JOHN KENSEL, Proprietin’ Myrtle . Odium and Robert toOj and help plan any painting roomy tables, and so many at St. Margaret Mary Church where he was admitted with and assorted tools were taken North Vietnamese and Pathet strictions should never be allow- The date of the recount is still Marble-size hail pelted down­ Just Above the TralBe Ha mi 11'5 ing. No advance cut packaged at 9. Burial will be in St. Cath­ Staiger. Loa activity has decreased in jq become a refuge for inef- proiect. Do stop In at your sample books that you will multiple lacerations. He is list­ from the Park and Recreation undetermined, pending a decl- town Amarillo, Tex., during a drole meat is sold there because the erine’s Cemetery, Broad Brook. ed in satisfactory condition. Department garage on Harrison Alternates are Stuart Grisel, Laos because of the heavy mon- ficiency wlth inflated profit sion by the state’s election divl- nighttime thunderstorm. Printery Dutch Boy headquarters before scarcely believe there could be TEL. Ott-OOM MEMORIAL CORNER STORE you make plans for painting this so many awaiting your ap- Friends may call at the fu­ A written waiming-for failure St. sometime ’Thursday night. Mrs. Deane Smith, Richard soon rains. margins, Nor should we legis- sion. Heavy rains hit some areas Commercial Printing and realizes that the customers neral home tonight from 7 to 9 to drive in the proper lane was There wais no evidence of break­ late broad restrictions which late Friday. Up to 2% inches fell spring. proval. According to state statutes, a Rubber Stampa don’t like dried out pre-cut Have you a “ busy area?” If Wallpaper for every room in p.m. issued to Alan Stein of West ing and entering. will threaten the health of inter­ recount in an election is pos­ on Tuscalosa, Ala., and New products. This is esjiecially Im­ Hartford after the car he was national trade.” Orleans. Nearly 2 inches • Wedding Invitations and so, stop in and talk with Mr. the house—so many prices to sible only if the difference is Accessories portant to BIU because he often Joiinson and he will ha've the choose from—so many pat- William L. ShaugfaneMy driving struck a telephone pole Vote at 18 Committee "We must not return to the less than one-half of one per washed Wichita, Kan. FRONT END likes to brag about the wonder­ • Business Cards, answet to this problem. terns to look at that you should William L. Shaughnessy, 66. at E. Center and Woodbridge Israel Says former protectionist days,” he cent of the votes. This means ful quality he sells in aU the o i 17 Hathaway Lane died early Sts. shortly before 3 a.m. Police Letterheads, Envelopes So many of us have an area really allow yourself plenty of added. "The restrictions should there would have to be about L e ^ Notice DYNAMICS Mucke products. Including hot that always seems in need of (time. this morning at Manchester reported that a flat tire con­ Raises Funds for Drive be applied only when the basic S44 BROAD STREET e AU types of Business HOME OF FAMOUS BRANDS 152 votes or less separating Forms—Register—One­ dogs, salami and bologna. scrubbing up, but -with Dutch For all your painting needs, Memorial Hospital. tributed to the accident. He and Arabs Break OBDEB OF NOTICE (Behind Dairy Queen) Manchester’s “ Let’s Vote 18” pear on Radio StaUon WINF at survival of an Industryindustry is in Stanley and Pickett. In the un- AT A CX5URT OF PROBA’TB, time Carbon—^Padded—etc. Bov Satin Eggshell you can make the E. A. Johnson Paint •' Hotpolnt a Maytag e.Frigldaire e Zenith Mr. Shaughnessy was bom Peter Friedman, 14, of E. Cen­ held at Manchester, within and for Phone: 049-4045 commlttee reports a successful p m. Monday, to explain quesUon.” official vote, though, there is e Custom Made Oo. your headquarters. e RCA • Paimaonlc e-Westinghouse a HoQioint May 19, 1904 in Agawam, ter St. were injured, but re­ the alms of the local and state "We now face such a situaUon about 276 votes separating the district of Manchester, on the Speoialixing In Cease-Fire launch 18th day of Ausust, A. D. 1970. Rubber Stamps e Stereo* • Dlahwashers • Radio* * TV* * Dryer* c Etc. Mara., son of James and Kath­ quired no hospital treatment. of Ita campaign Thurs- jue texUle industry in them. Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, SYimt En4 Geometry erine Sheehan Shaughnessy, (Continued from Page One) day night, when bake sales Locally, the committee has Eastern Connecticut, Pickett

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»♦ ^ >- * r- - PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1970 PAGZ ELEVEN THE Spencer in Shutout Casper Leads Koosman in Driver’s Seat ^s N eeded Herald Angle AND r SUTTON, Mass. (A P)—Masters champion Billy Cas­ per figures the Pleasant Valley Country Club golf ^urae EARL YOST owes him something—and he’s anxious to collect in the Spoita Edltar As Moriarty’s Win As Mets Cut Pirates Lead Bow Again $150,000 Avco Classic. Casper, frustrated In previous conquer any course. Including ■' NEW YORK (AP) — In a sore arm said, "M y arm feels nlngs Chicago starter Bfll American League By EARL YOST winners of 20 of 24 regular Uon^ at home for the night’s de- Sports Dial Just three hits in 11 Innings be­ visits to the 7,212-yard layout acenlc Pleasant VaUey In cen- the driver’s seat for a good. I was changing speeds off Hands, 14-11. WiUle McCovey East Division KANSAS CITY (AP)— Hot Race for Twi’a MVP. .. TT J Call him Baggy Pantis, season starts, the MB’s warmed fenslve gem. fore he too was removed for a SA’niRDAY fashioned a second masterful jral MMsachusetts. chancre New York Mets’ my curve very 'well. When I drove in one run and scored o.i- W. L. Pet. G.B. It took the Boston Red Sox Race for the most valuable player in the Hartford qj^j Man, Shorty or Five by up to the task with one run in extra base hit • off lefthander Jerry Koosman reached back for the fast boll other for the Giants. Baltimore 79 44 .642 —. 12 innings this time but pinch batter in the bottom of the 1:30 (8) Great Races of Six- round and charged Into a three- casper fired a four-under-par • • same inning. Twilis^it League may boil, down to two men, Lev Spen- Five but 40-year-old right- the second and then two big up- Spencer was a gift, strong’s stroke lead Friday at the half- ^ opening round ’iTiurs- occasiemaUy, It was there. • • • New York 68. 64 .667 10% they finally did their thing pulled back on the throttle Thus after those two heroic cer and Gene Johnson, both of Manchester's Monarty’s. J S e r Lev S ^ M er b S a y risings-four runs in the ^wering fiy bail would tove 2:00 (8-30) Reds vs. Mets, way mafk of the 72-l)ole test ^ trailed by two strokes - The run off Koosman was un- EXPOS - BRAVES — Detroit 66 67 .637 18 and switched gem’s to per­ on the road in a 2-1 loss to performances. It was the reliev­ The rubber-armed Spencer copped 10 of 11 resplar sea- look on ^ e and Three m the fourth-to tum WBMI worth $32,000 to the winner. ^ fashioned a bill- 't earned when Bud Harrelson Th® Expos roUed to their Boston 62 59 .612 16 fection, steering the Big the Kansas City Royals. ers who got the decisions—a vic­ 6 :00 (30) Avco Golf '"Thls course owes me a bun- ______booted a fourth Inning grounder, fourth straight triumph behind Cleveland 89 64 .480 son dwisions while Johnson fashioned a b^liant, and straight pitching successes the same into a rout. tering the field and prevented llant 66. Sikes sUpped to a 74 for Bed Machine into a tempo­ 20 Thus another away-from- tory for Royals submarine bailer consistent, .444 batting average to pace all hitters as the against the Harttord insurance Hot-hitting Stan Slomcinsky any catch. Strong wound up (8) Wide World of Sports die and I’m going to be back to 3«.hole total of 140 Friday, aft- his second error of the game, ^® Uome-run hltUng of Bob Bal- Wash’n. 58 66 .472 21 home swing Is off on the wrong rary skid. endlng a record-tying 64 games Ted Abernathy, 7-3 and a loss black- Pittsburgh black; and Group. Mr. Five by Five made was the only player with two with a two base hit. 8:30 Red Sox vs. Royals, collect,” Casper sald“ Just one - Q^^aper had applied heavy Koosman, a 17-game winner West: DlviUon foot, with Gary Peters (11-10) of errorless baU by the Mets’ man. Carl Moron, 'who needed to Boston southpaw Ken Brett, of San Diego, blJf. The Jeto wUl “ «ve for five last night at Mt. hits, one a booming triple. Cart- Thanks to the Rec EDepartment W n c year ago after being embw- „re with a 67 for a 188, last year and winner of two Minnesota 73 48 .603 — named by manager Eddie Kas- 9:30 (3) NFL: Vikings vs. Oil- rassed by a whopping first- 3-7. teUo, pitching ace of Herb s. - ^ebo when he hurled the Hart- son „„„ put Icing on the cake with the playing field was In Up-top World Series games for the Csdlfomia 68 56 .663 6 ko to try to g;et things even to­ ICartello fashioned the jjeat K® *® white Jerseys at home for ohn.... srs round 81 and failing to make the two Mets’ raUies 'with a single Reggie Smith got the Red Sox Minnesota. . .Don McCafferty, ford Twilight L-amie a three-run homer In the fourth ' ' “ world champion Mets, complet­ and Bob TUlman homered for Oakland 68 66 .648 6% night In the middle game of the earned nm record and wn- »Vie henw rnirf ^ ^ SUNDAY cut for the first time In 80 tour- Sikes started with an . ®^Iy and double, helping the Reds’ to off on top when he hit his 19th 'laltlmcre head coach who ed his first start since June the Braves whUe Hank Aaron Kansas City 47 76 .382 27 three-game series here. key for the Western Division Brothers of Manchester to an Wlshlnsky, third of M ^lartv’s lodged a protest 1 : (8) Mets cs. Reds, WBMI naments. birdie in a bid to overtake their third straight loss. homer leading off the fourth in­ played with the Giants In the 26th, stalling the Cincinnati Milwaukee 46 78 .871 28% Jim Hooker (7-13) Is the ning, stretching his consecutive champions. 8-0 success. A disappointing **t*'®® Insurance pitchers, over a rufe Interpretatlon^n the 2:18 (18) Yankees vs. White A two-time U.S. Open cham- per, but then faded. He s^d, I • • • scheduled Royads pitcher In a • • • late ’40s sporting a crew cut, re­ it Sox WINF pion, the millionaire goUer con- played exactly as I did in the Reds oh seven hits In New Chicago 44 82 .349 31% grame hitting streak to 13 In the crowd of 300 viewed the pro- Starter Walt Strong, who had DODGERS - PIRATES — duel of left-handers. ports on long hair for players: withdrew it 3:00 ^ (3) AAU ^ Track sidered hvby mniivmany as the world’s first round except I didn’t hole York’s 4-1 triumph Friday the all-time list with 1,829. Friday’s Resnlto X, process. Pnnta F bbms a variety of deliveries and mo- with the victory. Osteen, 18-11, had a run of 46 • • • The Red Sox wound up their ’All I care about is whether c®®dlngs j 4:30 (3) NFL Action: “ Rook- best was true to his word. He’s any putts and I hit two bad iron night. It was the Reds’ third Kansas City 2, Boston 1, 12 In­ id.'N x'' Brett breezed through the 11th they can see the footbaU or not. “ was the first of a best of tlons and little on the ball, ab- most recent home stand with an Uori&rty <8> back and proving that he can shots.” straight loss and their West lead scoreless innings against Pitts- CARDS - PADRES__ nings but lost the strike zone In the Dsfensive back Bruce Taylor, And of course If there’s any three-game set for the division sorbed the loss. Bob Brundage ies to Remember” REGGIE SMITH alb h rbl dwindled to' a still-fat 10 games burgh at Dodger Stadium before The Cardinals exploded for 16 New York 4, Chicago 2 8-6 record, making them a 12th, walking the first two Kan­ a first round choice of San hanging outside their helmets playoff crown. Second game Is worked two-thirds of an inning 1 0 (30) Avco Golf the Pfirates got a fifth-lnnlng run hits, getting three apiece from healthy 42-23 on the Fenway Bright Spot Francisco and voted the out Slomcinaky lb Red Sox vs. Royals, W nC over Los Angeles. Minnesota 4, Washington 3 sas City batters. Lou PlnleUa ■UuSS^^pSyer'^on ^ somebody can grab and set Monday night at 8 :30 at before Wlshlnsky came on In the Porteus Lr Namath Status Questionable Claude Osteen of the Dodgers on successive two-out singles by winning pitcher Nelson Briles Baltimore 6, California 0 Park ledger this seaslon. Unfor­ got for their efforts was a 1-1 beat out a bunt to fill the bases Caiiscxn cf Matty Alou, Dave Cash and Bo- Lou Brock and a homer and tunately for them, however, they All-Star team that lost to them by, I guess that Sterling Field In West Hartford fourth to finish up. JAarino 2b won his fourth straight over Cleveland 6, Oakland 3 standoff. with nobody out, and Kasko Knrtmnm City, ' displayed speed, would be too long.” . . . Calvin with a third game. If necessary, Johnson, the (loop’s No. 1 hit- Johnson 3b berto Clemente. single by Joe Torre In belting still must play half their games Siebert, shooting for his 14th Poila.''ici as T r i o Added Pittsburgh at home, stopping Detroit 6, Milwaukee 4 called on Sparky Lyle. quickness and good moves as a whose 942 rushing yards as Tuesday night at Mt. Nebo. ter doubled In one official trip, WiUhoim c * * * the Padres. on the road, whero their record victory against six losses, gave the Pirates 2-1 on a seven-hlttfr, CUBS - GIANTS — • • • Lyle got Kirkpatrick to punt and kickoff returner but ® Dallas rookie last season Spencer, who owned all four drove in a marker and tallied p sending the Mets to within m BUD HARREXSON Saturday’s Games is now a sorry 20-36 counting up only four hits In 10 innings bounce Into a force play at the Giants Meet Jets The Cubs missed a chance to ASTROS - PHILS — — •corns any urging that he ® r®?tilar season decisions over once. 26 8 9 T o G H O L ist games of the East D^sion-lead- Boston (Peters 11-10) at Kan- Friday night’s loss. before leaving for a pinch hitter plate, but Kasko then brought In and Houston spUt a doublehead­ pick up ground on the Pirates Don Wilson tossed a three-hit- sas City (Rooker 7-13), N Both starters—Sonny Siebert ■hould switch to running back: ► ^ tn Insurancemen, wasn’t at his S*^pnpcr, the wlnningest hurler Hartford (0) NEW HAVEN, Conn. (A P )-T h e big question about Ing Pirates. er, the Phillies winning the in the top of the 11th. Gary Wagner to pitch to the ab h rbi Howie Johnson, Larry zieg- Joe Namath today is not does he or doesn’t he, but will but still remain only four games ter for the Astros In the night- Washington (Hannan 9-6) at tor Boston and Wally Bunker for Bunker, who went into the ^ ^ T a r c a r r ^ - n l^wero best but it was good enough. He m regular season play with 10 ciccagllone In other National League opener 9-3 and the Astros the right-handed hitting Bob Oliver, ler and Bob Rosburg are the back In third place as they fell cap with Jim Wynn connecting Minnesota (Kaat 10-9) Kansas City—pitched well game with a 0-7 record, was playing comerback. It’s a real “ rib® ball fu,. redolent of some great “ d®clslons on the, right side S S SS h ? 3 he or won’t he? games, San Francisco trimmed nightcap 9-1. to Giants’ right-hander Frcmk for a homer while Jim Bunnlng and the latter blooped a single pressure test. One man against «Ion® when ’Us done, then ’^ e r o w m the recipient of som e ^ a t s S'""®!® ,2b 0 latest professionals to make ’The question concerns his Chicago 5-1, Montreal tripped New York (Bahnsen 11-8) at enough to win 99 games out of even more effective. The former to right to send home the win­ one man. You get burned some- H done quickly.” . . .Atl^ta de enslves play, to reTch toL^ft » a " c f their intentions known to com- playing In Sunday’s NaUonal Reterger’s slx-hltter. took the opener for the Phils, Chicago (Johnson 1-3) 100 Friday night, but all they 0 AUanta 6-4, St Louis trounced METS REDS — Baltimore Oriole ace allowed ning run. times, but the satlsfacUon of running back ^ r m o n W ^ es l®ft«elder ^ h n Porteus short- pete In the $100,000 plus 19th Eagles Score Football League exhibition San Francisco ipotmded out 10 scattering 10 hits as Don Money Milwaukee (Krausse 11-13) at San Diego 14-8 and Philadelphia Koosman, 8-6, but plagued by hits and all five runs In 6 2-8 In- slugged a threer-un homer. breaking up a key third down who hopes to be avdlable to atop Bob Polaskl and the ever & ^ p p Greater Hartford Open that game between New York’s Detroit (McLain 2-4) play, Intercepting a pass, or play on weekends while on ac- reliable Gene Johnson at third v,is lob wellAlthough hitiess wishin.'Jcy i they will participate In this Hoop Victory crosstown rivals, the Jeto and Oakland (Odom 6-8) at Cleve­ Bullpen Ace Puts Out Fire rtlcklng a run^r on a sweep tlve duty as a U. S. Army lieu- ^ase and the veteran Bob Carl- Spencer w ^ tv rice T L s e rom ” year's tournament at Wethers­ the Giants, who meet here in land (Jiargon 6-2) Mojor League provides you with tremendous t e n ^ , hM teen aligned to the centerfleld. ner via an (error and a walk. Bracato rf field Country Club Labor Day Yale Bowl In the annual Alble Fresh Breeze Fast W in s California (Wright 17-9) at •aUsfacUon.” . . . Washington ^ iiAr 'Tom "^be stocky, gum-chewing vet- ’The losers contributed five 24 0 7 0 weekend. Over Biot as Booth Memorial Game. Baltimore (Palmer 17-7), N =s=Leaderf== qua^rback Sorniy J u r g e ^ which Falcons itoebacker ’^ m - effecUvely scattered seven mlscues and this aided the home Moriarty 014 300-8 Johnson, the 44-year-old na­ Expected to attract 70,(XX) Declining Chances Sunday’s Games Unbelievable Throws on the ciurent I-formaUon fad: my Nobis is an enlisted man. , , ^^ . nine in its senring fmoieq o. tive of Minnesota, an amateur The Eagles broke open a tight f ^ g provide the stage for a ValiaotHope N utm eg T ilt, Bostmi at Kansas City Amerlean League "I think you could win wlOi Uie AnUclpatlng Uielr fli^t confron- bits. Including two tnfleid taps & Porteus ’ ky^' Johnson; 3b, Elomoin- arisen; sb. Clccagllone, until he was 30, highlighted his basketball game In the fourth rehearsal of their first regfular Washington at Minnesota Batting (360 at bats)—Yas- d d single wing If you could taUon In the mUltary, Wages and a gift double, walked but Poia^; dp. to S^ui^i career with victories in the 1958 quarter last night at the Chart- season meeting In history on In Cup Trial Remain to Play Golf Downs W est New York at Chicago, 2 Key to Yankee Win trzemskl, Boston .824; Oliva, exnute lu d properiy n>6Uvata expacA h« wUl w y : "AUenaon, ana and atrpck out Paa In ylaW- antapea m d Saa grant a ” wa K a S ? i W & k J s : S ______Azalea Open, the 1939 Baton ®i’ Oak^^Courts to defeat Bloto,______. .yje — gamea-...... now has ...... also Milwaukee at Detroit Minnesota .821. y<” » l..lp pr...™ KfitSnTr'tSSWS Raag. 0;an,,nnd >>> “>• ..>11".. »*•> NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) — Val­ NEW YORK (AP)—If you’re one of those frustrated BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (AP) — Oakland at Cleveland CHICAGO (A P)— “ Our relief pitching has been great Runs—Yastrzemski, Boston formaUiHis.” . . .Philosophy of a my, tlon cut short by darkness after jjls bullet toss In the fifth cut Inwlngs, Bromnge 1 for i run In 2-3 finished the New Orleans Open holders in the Senior IDlvislon be Namath’s debut 95; Tovar, Minnesota 90. iant, handed Its first loss by In­ souls who must queue up before dawn on week-ends to Q u arter^ ks Paul Jarvis of California______at Baltimore, 5:30 all season but that throw was something else,’’ said rookie linebacker: "Bi track, • • • six innings. timimdown (Hthea qnAAHv speedy riAr»ro-AGeorge rHAnncr-Clccag- widhdim" " ^ rtins. pb, tied with M Miller ’iilA r Rnrher Barter and while Blota S were champs in ni,artArhAAVquarterback whrkflA whose main con­ £(et in a round of ^olf, you can ^et no solace from the Newington and Simsbury’s Doug p.m. start Runs batted to—F. Howard, somebody has great speed or End o f the Line tjje Senior II loop. trepid, hopes for a fresh breeze Ralph Houk Friday night after his New York Yankees Bob Charles. Barber won cern is the Giants’ pass rudi. president of the American Society of Golf Course Archi Cramphln alternated Friday Monday’s Games Washington 96; J. Powell, Bal­ athletic ability and they’ll win. sudden death playoff but It was ^"®The winners weniwent aneauahead az-32- Namath, AWOL from the Jet today when it resumes the had whipped the Chicago White Sox 4-2. tects. night to lead the East to a 31-16 Detroit at Oakland, 5 p.m. “ Ihat throw” was unloaded------timore 96; KUlebrew, Minneso­ It’s the same In basketball. The PhU Burgess reports that Johnson's best finish In years. 28 at the half and built up an g^mp the first two weeks of America’s Cup trials against who predicts a trend toward start ta 96. guy with size and ability will credit for the successful S'mS" Rov Emerson UomeRunsHelpSinkCongo Although Howie did not re- ®*Sbt point margin at the end training, reported last Tuesday “ Although we figure the num­ ■victory over the West In the an­ by rightfielder Jim L^tle In the New ^ew York starter Steve Kline Heritage after a day that left ber of courses in this country smaller and more subtle nual Nutmeg Bowl scholastic Cleveland at California, N Hits—Oliva, Minnesota 166; A. win. But that’s why I love foot- Fimd softball program fJbt cord any tournament victories three periods. The East Cath- ^gg bejng plagued ninth toning to cut down what ^ent Into the sixth with a 4-1 everyone grasping for air. courses as opposed to the long, Johnson, (Jallfomia 147. hall. It’s unique. Somebody Tuesday night at CSiarter Oak in 1969, he experienced his test °bc Brmy took adv^tage of a mentally because football no has doubled in the last 10 football game. Baltimore at Milwaukee, N could have teen a game-wln- lead only to have Bill Melton Valiant, with a 3-1 record alt- 7,000-yard-plus heavyweights nlng rally by the White Sox. Doubles—Harper, Milwau­ might be bigger or have more Park should go to John MdPar- Scores Easy LcilOX, Gorm an year on the tour, and the sea- t l ^ g Biota club and outscored jQ^ger was his main concern, years, from 5,000 to 10,000,” East safety A1 Eccleston of Kansas City at Washington slug his 24th homer of the sea­ qr Friday’s loss In these final says E.L. Packard of Chicago, that demand muscle and length. With one out to the ninth Ken kee 32; Fregosl, California 28; abllity than you, but you can land and Ray Peck. So, frwit son was marked by high finish- , , j j And he added: New Londem insured the -victory Chicago at Bostem son and Ed Herrmann and Syd trials to decide the United "there is a declining opportuni­ ‘‘I have read Sarazen’s com­ Berry and ptoch-batter Duane Otis, Kansas City 28; R. Smith, stUI teat him. You can teat him and center genUemen for a Job Net Triumph es in the U.S. Open and the Rtogerald ^ e d the ^ „ late in the fourth period when O’Brien follow with singles. with things you ,can’t put your well done . . .’Hiere are now 91 States defender In September, ty to play golf. ments and it’s true that It some­ he intercepted the first pass of Natiqnal League Josephson both singled. Boston 28. PGA ^ m p lon sh lp . connore 16, John Slemlenskl 13 . Th~e startling wonto reflect- will meet Heritage, 1-2, in to­ Triples—TXwar, Minnesota 11; finger on. Intangibles. . .some- families in the Nelpslc Tennis FORT WORTH, Tex. (AP) — "Whereas a few years ago times takes five hours to play a Ludlowe’s mike Tetreau and East Division Llndy McDaniel, ace of the Roti Kllmkowskl relieved thing Inside.” —Steve Klner, 6- Club membership . . .Jack Re- ___ Softball Winners a* ^ Mike Finnegan getting 12 ^”8' Namath s I®®^ bis ^®®® day’s only race on Rhode Island there was one golf course for modem course,” Packard said. and KUne and on his first pitch to Otis, Kansas City 7; Stanley, De­ "One time out there I thought I fromr\m RriHAA/iAABridgeton, ma Mo., tnr for riApr.near- , . 6 e> -e> would not Stand Up to the rigors sprinted 29 yards for a touch­ W. L. Pet. G.B. Yankee bullpen, came to 1, 220 pound third round draft pass checks In with the Informs- Sound. every 27,000 people in the Unit­ “ It would be wonderful If we Into H«rry, Herrmann was picked troit 7. have teen serving Six first inning runs put Lenox Phannacy in front to ly four years lived m the rah- . , Tommv of another season, have made down. That gave the -winners Pittsburgh 68 67 .644 — his first pitch was sent choice of the Dallas Cowboys. . tlon that the ticket sale has France, the French contend­ ed States, today there Is one had challenging courses which 66 67 .633 1^ right field for a stogie by Gall second base by catcher Jake Home runs—Klllebrew, Min­ stay as ij defeated Center Congo, 16-12, last night at bit's warren along wiui the pomts. Cari Hoen- this more than the usual pre- the highest total any team has New York .Attendance at the 24 NFL pre- b®®n brisk to date for the 8x er, and Gretel n of Australia, course for every 29,000.” could be played In perhaps two scored since the all-star series Chicago 64 61 .512 4 Hopkins. LytUe then unloaded Gibbs. On the next pitch. Berry nesota 37; F. Howard, Washing­ seasem games played thus far hlbtUon NBA basketb^l game That’s how Roy Emerson de- Charter Oak Park. Congo, in losing, was eliminated from Tour’s young hopeful players, . . . - ^ » losOw s®®®®" i° f tbe shaggy-haired will take the weekend off before Packard was in New York hours. A man could leave his of­ ton 33; Yastrzemski, Boston 33. irited hlH 7-9. 8-1. 6-1 vlctorv ______Ti. _ i a-._ m___ o, _ ct,n,Ao.UAo- aoaVi waaP In the "6“ ®“ pomis in a losing quarterback with j the^a n.iillnn.mllUon- started in 1968. St. Louis 58 66 .468 9^ an unbelievable throw to nail hit Into an tontog-endlng double passed one mlUlm last weekend between New York and Boston fcrited his 7-9, 6-1, 6-1 ^ t® ry further competition in the double elimination Town Slow struggling each week in — cause. clashing Monday in the second over the week-end to confer fice In the afternoon and get in Stolen bases—Harper, Mil­ arm and dime-store The victors moved into the Phlla’phla 86 69 .444 12^ Berry at the plate. play. 5 ^ n 544,063 fans pushed the ®t the University of Hartford on ®v®r Pancho ^ ^ e z ^ p,tg^ SoftbaU T o u r n a m e n t .------customary 12-hole qu^ifying McHale and Tom Kelley test of their test-of-seven series with other members of his so­ a round of golf before dinner. waukee 30; P. Kelly, Kansas overaU total to 1,061,677 for an Sept. 27. Tlcketo are on TOle at ^gbt t ^ ^ ^ n t o ^ ^ m l f i ^ a Gorman Brothers came up an inslde-the-park-homer. their officiating •'"ees lead they never lost with a 76- Montreal 64 70 .436 131^ Ptoch-batter Walt Williams "Kllmkowskl has teen great to decide the challenger to the ciety on the problems of golf "However, we are a nation of City 27; Alomar, California 27. ------Manchester. ®f the Colonial NaUonal Invlta ^ „g jj,g bottom of Turkington Stan Ogrod- Suddenly, late in the 1969 g^j„g j^g gggtggt yard pass play on the second West Division hit McDaniel’s next pitch into as our middle man,” said Houk. average of 44,287. Nasslff Arms In ------At the top camps earlier In United States boat. course architecture. heroes. There always will be Pitching (11 declslcms)—Cuel­ Proceeds will enter the UHart- tlon Tennis ^um am ent. u,e seventh Inning4*«w«$nrv to4a eliminateAl4*qM$««n4A nlk BIU Fcrtln D I and Leo ^’DavO .QAD.CU’^nseason, ^I ZiegleraP’IoT* foundfOllFIfl himselfhlTTlS^lf the week. Coach Weeb Ewbank play from scrimmage. Jarvis Cincinnati centerfleld for the final out of ”He had a couple of bad in a playoff with Homero Blan­ Gretel n survived the erratic ’’The demand Is greater than men who will want to test his got It going with a toss to Angeles the game. games early to the season but lar, Baltimore 18-6, .760, 3.67; ir« t i » *®*^ Book Scholarship program Spain K]„ck Co. from further play rapped out two hits anlece of the Jets did not rule out Na- and light 'Winds Friday to come ever—more and more people skill against the giant.” Cato, Detroit 12-4, .760, 8.41. K ick o ff R e t o m s . . . seventh annual Charlie stunned third-seeded Ken Rose- r,^th a 10-9 victory. Gorman’s r^L^rcaTHnhAnthsTon^ cas for first place in a tourna­ New Dates math’a playing against the Newington teammate Greg ®®® Fran. McDaniel’s two-pitch relief even with that his earned-run BOSTON (AP) —Suffolk from behind on the final leg and are taking up the game,” he The golf course architect, Strikeouts — McDowell, AU 18 American Football am - RobWns Five Mile Road Race wall 6-3, 6-2 to Join Emerson, battled back f r ^ a four-run ah Tift three ______ment he almost didn't enter — Giants, but did emphasize that Swayne, who scampered to the Atlanta performance wasn’t the only average is only slightly over Downs, given permission by the teat France for a 1-0 lead. said. "But conditions prevent a Packard said, must walk a tight ference teams except Cleveland Middletown will be held to- who faces Wimbledon champion dg„g,t ^ lead 5-4 and then re- ThneiLrTTH o-aihT the Michigan Classic. He won “ It would be foolish to play him end zone. one of the night for the Yan- 3.00. But I still can’t get over Cleveland 27; Lollch, Detroit and CincinnaU will wear colored night starting at 6 o ’clock. Post John Newcomte tonight while gained the lead after Klock i,,.- his first tournament on the sec­ Massachusetts State Racing Friday’s races couldn’t have rate of construction to match line between designing a course kees. 163. Santos was to win” and said if he played, it The East’s kicker was Injured ®®" that throw by LytUe.” Jerseys tor regular-season entries will be accepted . . .Did Gimeno Jousts with defending U- went ahead 7-8 with three runs prAditAd with nn Commission to change Its har­ been a real test for any of the the explosion.” that Is a challenge to the good Friday’s Results inside the ond extra hole. should be considered a bonus. halfback Skip Hurley of Middle- National League games. The Browns and Ben- yo^ noUce where the town is tllst Rod Laver. jg the sixth inning. Klock scor- n„_i, v,r,™or ness dates this year, says It ex­ Hie best guess In that Na- 12-meter yachts with winds Money Is tight. Real estate Is player and one that doesn’t town Xavier, who made all four San Frtmcisco 6, (Chicago 1 gals will wear white.------The AFC ^ulvertlslng for bids for the con The heat and humidity took g^ twice In the seventh to dead- ranging from zero to only six at a premium. Big housing and break the spirit of the ordinary Los Angeles 2, Pittsburgh 1 Batting (850 at bats)—Carty, Lenox plays Monday night at pects the earlier than usual ^ “th o^“y four'drys'work of the winner’s extra points and colors are BalUmore, blue; Bos- strucUon of a Bennet Junior Its toll and Emerson said ‘ Pan- lo^k the count again and Don P e r fe c t a P a y o f f meeting to attract several top miles on hour, forcing the suburban business develop­ duffer. St. Louis 14, San Diego 8 Atlanta .860; Clemente, Pitts­ 7:30 against Gorman. behind him, will not see any sig­ added a field goal with three burgh .848. ton, red; Buffalo, blue; Clncln- High AthleUc Field? It wouldn’t oho obviously got tired In the Denley’s stogie drove to the PMIWNAL, Vt. (AP)—The Big Canadian stables that It other- nificant action, but will be in American race to be halted aft­ ments are getting priority. seconds left to play. Montreal 6, Atlanta 4 Neipsic Net Club nati, black; Cleveland, brown; be a bad Idea If the current last set. He’s a lot older than I Lenox 643 210 x—16-22-3 Runs—B. Williams, Chicago winning run. Perfecta at Green Mountain wise might not have had. there at least for a series of two er only 10.8 miles and the for­ Packard said he agreed 'with The West stayed in contention New York 4, Ctocinnatl 1 Denver, orange; Houston, blue; fields were maintained In top am, but I have to work a lot 110; Bonds, San Ftancisco 109. Congo 041 007 0-12-14-4 pgrk Friday night paid $12,472 The new dates are Sept. 18 —both as a psychological factor eign yachts to finish Just under Gene Sarazen, the outspoken M i d f f C t S , S t O C k s through the first half largely be­ Philadelphia 9-1, Houston 3-9 Kansas City, red; Miami, aqua; order before any additional harder. Pancho’s g o t a fluid Runs batted to—Bench, Cin­ STANDINGS BUI McCarthy rapped out ^®. °n® unidentified ticket holder through Oct. 26 the earliest for his teammates and because the six-hour time limit. champion the 1920s and 1930s “ ’ cause of the passing of quarter­ Saturday’s Games New York Jets, green; Oakland, fields were being built. style and a good serve.” Expands Facilities cinnati 121; Perez, Cincinnati W. L. three hits for Gorman with corr®®riy picked the first meeting at Uie Boston track 70,000 fans have purchased Uck- Go at Thompson back Jim Ryan, of Jonathan Atlanta (Nash 12-6) at Mont­ Denley and Jack Bousfield get- ®n«i second horses In two since it inaugurated harness ets In anticipation of seeing real (Renko 8-8), N 119. Alberti 3 0 Law. He threw a 12-yard scor- Neipsic Tennis Club facilities are expanding to keep Hits—B. Williams, Chicago Gorman 3 1 ting two hits each. The winners straight races. The winning racing In 1959. him. Sunday night will be chamnlon- tog pass to the first period to at Yeflterday's Stars P ro Football Chart: Sl Louis combinations were 4-1 and 2-5. pace with the growing membership and activities. A g a r 160; Rose, Cincinnati 160. PITCHING — Dave McNally, Lenox 2 1 were outhlt, 14-12. ship time for the NASCAR Late ^ Gary Belmont of Staples ^®w York (MeAndrew 7-11 Houston (Dierker 11-11) at rage-sized combination clubhouse-storage house, which Doubles—FVxir tied at 39. Orioles, stopped California 8-0 Klock 2 2 Klock’s Tom Jezoult and Art Pro Comebacks Model Sportsman stock cars at and a 3-yaraer3-yarder to end enu Brentureni Warner knocked out three hits next year will house rest room facilities, is nearing com­ Triples—Vf. Davis, Los Ange­ on a six-hitter to become the Congo 1 2 Nine-Gome Slate Thompson Speedway as they nm pletion, adjacent to the club’s Gaping Holes in Defense with two hits coming from Bill Dallas Cowboys Enter Season a 60-lap championship feature S.„,ord « Derby b. t". S e t?,’.. I.O. les 15; Kesatoger, Chicago 18. major leagues’ first 19-game Wholesale 1 2 quarter. two lower courts. Present fenc­ ed up from there as Eric eas­ Fecko and Tony Kastauskas. Central Connecticut’s 1970 In a combined program with the Angeles (Sutton 13-9), N Home runs—Bench, Cincinna­ winner. Allied 0 2 football team will play a nine- After hEtlftime, however, all ing will be changed to form a ily qualified for the team as a Lantern Gorman 060 003 2—10-12-6 ARDC-NEMA mldgjEts at 7. St. Louis (Gibson 17-6) at San ti 41; Perez, Cincinnati 38. BATTING — Bin Sudakls, Must Be Shored Up Firmly 0 2 game schedule, opening on With Same Old Equipment Now in Spotlight West could manage was a safe­ larger spectator’s area at the freshman. His personal inter­ Klock 401 002 2— 9-14-2 This will be the longest race Diego (Coombs 9-9), N est in coaching and arranging Stolen bases—Tolan, Cincinna­ Dodgers, deUvered two runs g,p_ LOUIS (AP)—^Hard-throw- ger and Chuck Walker at ends Sept. 19 at Kutztown State of DALLAS (AP) The Dallas 2-1 sieason last year, the Cow- , ty. Chicago (Holtzman 13-9) at west end of the course. ti 46; Bonds, San Francisco 40. The annusd series between matches for Eric with better with a single and his 11th homer j^g quarterback Jim Hart knows and aggressive Fred Heron and Lenox scored to all but the Pennsylvania. In all, the Blue cowboys enter the 1970 season ’“®y® ®X®in folded on him like a NEW Y O R K Z^’^TtivTef^^^o^m^ San BYanclsco (Perry 17-11) Services of the talented young players has contributed a great Pitching (11 decisions)—Simp­ Jime high school graduates now In a 2-1 victory over Pittsburgh, be’s No. 1, meaning the St. Bob Rowe — a strong tandemsixth frame and received a big T o u o h On e n e r s “ ''® encounters at *®wn chair In the Eastern . ball in 1968 after an interval of six years,” Paul Brown son oval. Qualifying will be Sunday’s Games tennis player Eric Schledlng, of deal. son, Cincinnati 14-3, .824, 8.01; g p€31 home and four on the road, in- Conference playoff of the Na- stands -with Blast leading 7-2 and ------Louis Cardinals could well be- last year—at tackles. scare from the losers In the says, “ the biggest single change I saw was the great through heats and consolation Atlanta at Montreal Glastonbury, have been retain­ Three years ago, as a sopho­ Gibson, St. Louis 17-6, .778, 3.66. ______It won’t take long to deter- eluding their annual battle at ®inII® Central Con- Schledlng lives near the high appearance in the annual Cou- LOS ANGELES (AP) — Gary Several years ago linebackers ______^____ ^ ______opponents’ attacks and wound hig him as No. 1, but his record changes throughout our footbaU backbone of a winning team. NEW YORK (A P )—Tom Tischinski wnggled off Bill nectlcut’s w o football team school tennis courts and first be­ rant-Park sponsored tourna­ Hall says he doesn’t know how up yielding 389 points. ®* interceptions In four previous ' team.” “ Look at It fills way,” Brown held the center of attention. To- R j^ e y ’s hook, Reg^e Smith shagged Wally Bunker’s will have the ability to put came Interested to the game by ment at Colt Park in July fast he can swim. The record day, the spotlight ’Die result was a skid from a ®®®n®ns as Johnson’s fill-in is ^ One of Landry’s changes In- ; explains. ’’When we play Kan­ :ht is on corner- line and Ken Berry swallowed Ron Klimkowski’s sinker, points on the scoreboard. Over watchto*? others play. His fa­ where he competently swung books may take quite a beating backs, the men charged with a 43-game span the past five 9-4-1 finish In 1968 to 4-94 In. n®‘ lavorable. J f elude mo'vlng All-Pro offensive sas City, they run about four Tlie three fishermen fig u r e ------ther, Charles Schledlng, a Glas­ his way Into the finals, only to before he finds out. defending against short passes years, the Blue DevUs have SAT., AUGUST 22 1969, leaving Coach Charley ■Should the 6-foot-2, 206-pound- "^3^ tackle Ralph Neely to offensive ’’ plays to our wie. Why? Their they’ve never had It so good. ORIOLES • ANGELS — tonbury native, played with him be beaten by the top seeded At 19, Hall has only one chal­ to the flat and deep throwns teen blanked but once, a 23-0 Winner convinced "w e'v e no- ®*" cn™ the 111, he has an out- guard where the Cowboys need defense fakes the ball away Tischinski, Minnesota’s Ught- until his eon teat him too often. player. lenge to the 400-meter Individual snumN6 iHn PJL ■ M j from us. qiiat’s what makes downfield. backed by Brooks loss to Montclair State last sea­ whore to go but up.” standing set of receivers In John more height and heft and sUp- hitting reserve catcher, McNally, By Junior high school age, Eric Neipsic members will miss medley—the clock. Friday night itcrtu fm tk m l their offense look so effective.” "There’s no question that the son. In contrast, they’ve record­ Winner, who has survived GllUam, Jackie Smith and Dave plng In towering Rayfield smacked "his first major league Robinson’s three-nm homer, started playing through the the slender blond figure with in the national AAU champion- Bud Grant, vdiose Minnesota comerback has the greatest ed 18 shutouts during the same traces of deep dissent on his WllUams, who combined for 161 Wright Into Neely's old post. home run Friday night-before scattered six hits to bringing ^ summer, with encouragement boyish charm and shy smile, chips he sped the distance to STOCK Vikings won the NFL title last single responsibility of ®®y manager Rlgney could pull him season mark to 19-7 as the Or- period, also-ran club, thus welcomes ®®i®*i®® in 1969. Another concerns the leaky'* from a neighbor. Glastonbury when Schledlng goes off to col­ 4:31.03, nearly three seconds year by limiting the opposition player on the field,” Tom Lan. out of the lineup—to give the loles breezed to their sixth CAR back a healthy Jerry Stoval to Wiliams, rangy and acrobat- right comerback spot which Mel >’ High Coach Ward Thomas pick­ lege to September. tetter than the world record ot to an average ot 10 points per dry of the Dallas Oiwboys, as­ Twins a 4-3 victory over Wash- straight -victory. a comerback position and hopes *®> f®****®*! liHit i® i**® NFL with Renfro, the NFL’s leading pass 4:33.90 he set in the AAU meet game, admits the shoe pinches serts. “ If he makes a mistake, togton. • • • ^ RACES Roger WehrU and Terry Brown “ rec®PU®n8 to Gilliam’s 62 for thief at weak safety last year, last year. -when It’s on the other foot. you’re dead.” Smith’s 19th homer ruined INDIANS - A’S — have profited from experience. ®i®ii* place. Williams scored will permanently anchor. Veter* . “ You never know wdiat you’re “ You can have a great front HaU’s home is Garden Grove, He has obtained former AFL ^“''en touchdowns and G llU ^ an Dave 'WhltseU was obtained ^ going to nm into -when you four, exceptional linebackers Calif.—as his sun-bleached hair star Miller Farr to man the left n*®®- averaging 19.6 yards and a from New Orleans to roam at’ have the ball because the de­ and fine safety men, but If you attests—but he swims for Doc comer, with WehrU at right cor- Renfro’s old free safety spot. fense is so versatile. Years ago have two weak comerbacks i>eo- CounsUman at Indiana Univer­ Fleet MacArthur Lane wiU be tw lrl^ toee-W t b ^ t o bases^impty blasts as the In- ner and Stoval and 11-season "Out No. 1 objective Is to it kept, to one setup all day. ple are going to kill you,” Stram hander sity, the reigning NCAA team vet Lorry Wilson at safeties. tried at running back, with 6- strengthen our pass defense,” ' That’s what mode Johnny 11 dlans over^iwered the A’s. champion. Ihls spring, he be­ foot-3, 230-pound Cid Edwards says tersely. H i^y regarded is Tony Plum­ says Landry, who realises It Unitas’ audibles famous. He The heavy pressime on cor- nipped Boston ^1 on cSiance, and rookie Rick came the first swimmer ever and Johnny Roland offering er’s bases-loaded stogie to the finished up for Mc- mer, the club’s 10th round draft was the soft underbelly of the ! changed his signals on the line nerbacks has prompted all the to win four NCAA indoor tttlea good power at the other running choice from Pacific. Cowboy team In 1969. of scrimmage to take advan­ coaches to the survey to adopt 12th. DoweU, 18-8, who left the game to a stogie meet. post. KUmkowski, a rookie reuei ^ g linebacking, like file deep Other changes Include putfing.. tage of openings he saw to the the zone defense to the second- g jgUgt, got three oute on two ^ The 6-foot, 160-pound HaU had secondary, was finged with Big, hard-working Ernie Mc­ flanker Lance Rentzel In the^ other team’s alignment, but a simple explanation for his LAP MAM EVENT ary’, although------pltcnes they to uerry, admit theyiuppui« X ^» e s to Berry, nipping a Chi- • • • green last season but should be Millan and Bob Reynolds give backfleld and sending him in- he’ll tell you be uses few audi­ world record: “I Just swam the Improved given the frequently the Cardinals continued excel­ motion to give defensive backs bles now because defenses are ran, m l t o e m . BummM _ fastest spUts of my life.” lence at offensive tackles, but coverage. York Yankees down the White PUIS FI6URE 8 outstanding service of Larry even more trouble trylhg to. much harder to read.” His opening legs Friday—69.- the interior—save ninth-year 'You get much figlhter pro­ Sax 4-2. A1 Kaline’s bases-loaded dou- Stallings. cope with Rentzel and Bob ‘ The Kansas City “ stack” ex­ 74 to the butterfly and 1:07.71 guard Irv (3>oode—is new. tection with the man-to-man,” In other American League pig and three Brewers’ errors Stallings Is at left linebacker, Hayes and letting Rookie of the ploited by Hank Stram to win­ in the backstroke— drew him Tom Fears of the New Orleans games, Baltimore blanked Call- keyed a four-run fourth inning Mdth Jamie Rivers In the middle Year Calvin HIU carry the baU , ning the last Superbowl has in­ Saints, declares, "but the trou­ clear of seven other finalists. more. spired many defensive varl- fomla 6-0 as Dave McNally be- rally that carried the Tigers A capacity crowd at Los An­ and Rocky Rosema on the right ble Is you must have top per­ came the first 19-game winner paat MUwaukee. Southpaw Lea side. A rookie, Don Parish of 50-Lap Feature Hie quarterback job Is devel-,, aUmis. “ Tile stack simply sonnel. If your comerback Is geles Swim Stadium roared oping into a hot duel between.. means that at least one line­ to the majors; Cleveland caln overcame a shsdey start when each split was posted and Stanford, has Impressed In prac­ hand.tog a fast receiver idone trimmed Oakland 6-8 for Sam and notched his 12th victory to Set at Stafford Craig Morton and Roger fitau-.* backer, usually TIfiUle Lanier, shouted encouragement as he tice. and he’s beaten cm a pass. It's McDowell’s 18th victory and De- le declalcma. The Cardinals’ front four lists bach. Landry is expected to., Is Btoficaed behind a defensive a touchdown. In the zone de­ stroked smoothly throu^ the Tonight, the Stafford Springs give Morton, ■who Is showing • tackle who plays on the nose of trolt topped Milwaukee 6-4. ------breaststroke and backstroke. second-year player Rolf Krue- Motor Speedway abandms Its fense, there are other people to signs of fuU recovery from a . the center,” Stram explains. What’s hU UmitT “ God otOjir regular twin 28-lap program for help out and maybe It’s not a shoulder separation in 1960, the"^ "Sometimes either one or both t w in s -s e n a t o b s Ellington Golfer knows,” Hall said. another In 6, series of "Stafford TD.” THE MOST EXCITING nod as the starter. of the other linebackers, Bobby “ Ideally, you’d like to sit back with 'G eorge Mltterwald, ® a a a T>—2 ^ Hie other three individual Specials.” On tap wiU be a 60- Mnnesota’s regular catcher, ^plltS rFlZC Steady Walt Garrison wiU Bell and Jim Lynch, also are and play man^to-man,” Grant races Friday belonged to HaU’s |RM)E IN THE WORLD lap double ptfint mid-season stacked behind men to the front meeting a military reserve com- z start at fuUback to round out confides. “ It’s easier to teach Indiana teammate, Mark Spitz, championship race at 8:16. row. mUin»nt, Tlscblnski, a .171 hl^ pro A1 Fuchs of Rock Ridge ■m iiiiiiiiii fu o Dallas’ offense, the best in the. and there’s less margin for and to a pair of schoolmates at M m a*rl2 JO In addlUon to the 100 nafion- "The advantage of this align­ ter, was pressed into a starting and Assistant Pro Bob Schaefer NFL last year. « error, but It requires a com­ Long Beach, Calif., MUUkan al championship points, Pro­ SpUt-end Bob Hayes, who Is in. ment Is that the c^enke doesnt’ role. He went out to his first two gf Ellington Ridge won the 27- moter Jack Arute has also an­ bination of talents not many Hlgh-Ann Simmons and Susie a salary dispute with the Oow->t know whether the Itoebackeis trlps to the pUte, then ham- hole OamecUcut PGA Pro-Pro nounced that the purse has players possess. We’re primar­ Atwood. C.C. boys. Is playing out his qpfiim.. wUl peel ofX to the right or to mered the tie-breaking homer Best BaU C3iampionshlps yes- teen Increased to $5,000 includ- ily a zone team because our He is being strongly chaUenged the left, or barge In straij^t off Casey Cox In the seventh In- terday at West Hartford. The OPEN TO PUBUC ling the $1,000 winner’s check. persmmel Is not as fast or as by footbaU veteran. ahead vdien the ball la sn ip ed . nlng. It was his first extrarbase pair spUt $400. Twenty-two One New Foe It has also been announced The big Idea of the stack Is to good as tha man-t-man de­ Central Connecticut’s 1870 1 MUe from Gay City Margene Adkins. mands. I’m not giving away a hit of this season. teams competed. that the first five finishers In Other offensive line regulom get away from even spacing of “Do you know what I was The winning team had a score football schedule shows one new' this race will be guaranteed the ROOKIE LEAGUE CHABIPS—Undefeated durins' trade secret because we mix ■OUR 1 » • ittMMI ^ h a m b a i^ , Steve (Mwhny. Second row, David should be center Malcolm Walk-- the defensive linemen, yddeh ___ thiniHng aU the time?” said Rig- of 82-36-84—102. Alex Hackney of opponent, Edinboro State c< R t S5, B ifcm i, Canti. top five starting places In the regular Little League Rookie and post-season play was patterned after the Giant them up. Every team doe . McCann, Bob Giola, Jeff Phelon, Jack Dunn, David er, guards John Nfiand and, ney. ” I -was looking for a spot to Manchester and WaUy (Xchon of Pennsylvania. The two teanu system for many years,' and the only remedy for a constant $12,000 September Stafford 200 was the Red Sox entry. Team members, front, Brian John WUbur and tackle Tony lift Mm for a plnch-hltter.” EUtogton also took part. Oub Member Barbara Bayer and Eric Scheiding clash at Central on Got. 81. Classic. Burke, row MaA Eich, Mark Gluhosky, Dav­ throw a monkey wrench into headache.’ ’ Shea, Mark Gagnon, Jim Smith, Mark Stone, Matt id Elhs. Coaches John Dunn, Herb Phelon, Ellis Roy. Llscio.

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PAGS V ff E L y E MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY, AUGUST. 22, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1970 PAGE THIRTEEN BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Antwer fo Previgus Puiil* Motorcyctes THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Holp Wonted Fomote JU ST UAy-BACIC WITH A X |v T Bicyctes Equine Bit IS olPI3 1 ,J 3 3 SL- 11 , AN HIT'EM WITH P A S T E Q :e B T y A CLOSIN' SPRING, STA R T IB [Oe u AfVJnn A 1966 HONDA SOB, excellent con- A ll '/e a r ■THE'/ RODE THE SAME CITY S o WMATIS TMERE ABOUT A CAANCE REMEMBER, HACK, l_ e D] CLASSIFIED HACK gApy.'WHEN AND A , M m m GRAB THE LEAD ^ ACROSS 2 Martian M U g dlUon, must be seen. $460. Call ELEVATOR V/lTHOUT EVEN A GLANCE MEETING IN TME COUNTRY AIR ? EXECUTIVE SECRETARY RIGHT AWAV WHILE VTHE v n= AFTERBURNER CLOSIN' EH ■ SI TlW^OTHER CARS ARE) OPENS UP, THEY'LL; KICK, 1 Hqi-seman's (comb, form) X L* 1 DTa 649-0997 alter 6 p.m. I CAN'T seat 3 Department o 3 Is! M\r A SIDS STILL FEELING OUT THINK IT'S A ' (ab.) M T 1967 BSA, 6S0 cc lightening orig­ MNA. b a b y : SMALL Attractive position open for capable secretary to THE FIELD ! YOU'LL^ W ROCKET.' M IS S .' 7 Restraining 3 m i H ADVERTISING 4 Female deer A WORLP, MEY?^ have a f a s t TRACK headgear for MIE E M rsj e Mm m inal, clean, |900. Firm. 649- busy executive. Shorthand and tjrping essential. AND ESCAPE a horse 5 Andean 1 X 1 © e gj Ar r ^ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 5638. Air-conditioned office with music. Excellent fringe THE FU M ES/ 13 Small space ruminant C A M X A A nL- o 14 Keep G Dining A P E L.[Ie S l_ V D A| ' 8 AJM.to4:30PJK benefits. 15 Reiterate 7 Made firm n E R S 5 n r 11 A g E ieI 16 Diminished SKesist Business Services authority by 23 Ratlike rodent .42 Slow (music) COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. AHV ------‘'J - C ...BUT I STILL DON'T \ 32 Persia ?1 Eye part 38 Wisest 49 Hardy heroine TREE SERVIC® (Soucler) — 51 Fruit drink D ^ IT ^ P E ^ and REPORT ERRORS In time lor the TOU THINK ABOUT/ WEL^ IT'LL\ KNOW IF IT'LU j 33 Mortgage, for 22 Bestows 41 Gerti in next inaertlon. The Herald la reaponalbie lor only ONE In­ Trees cut, building lots clear­ IT, JONES? ( s u r e 'GET 1 OUAJ.IFY AS AN / approval on statuary 53 Pull along ACCOUNTING CLERK ^ ^ UP AND ) AXnOMOBILE.' instance. correct or omlttod inaertlon lor any adverOaement and then ed, trees topped. Got a tree 34 Native of 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 ^ y to ^ extmt ol a “make good” insertion. Errors vrhlch 'GO... > ------T K .? Latvia 1 problem I Well worth phone do not lessen the value ol the advertisement wiO not be call, 742-8262. New position just opened. Experienced in accounts 35 Otherwise 13 14 corrected by "make good” insertion. 36 Possessive payable and accounts receivable. Pleasant air- pronoun fS" 16 SHARPENING Service—Saws, conditioned office. Many fringe benefits. ____ BORN 39 Comfort (RoekvtUe, ToU Free) knives, axes, shears, skates, PIPLOAAATr 40 Makes 17 ,8 19 20 rotary blades. Quick service. e i*w w MU enduring ■ ■ 2, 643-2711 Capitol Equipment Co., 88 COLONIAL BOARD CQ 43 Emmet 875-3136 Main St., Manchester. Hours 46 Custom 23 24 25 26 28 29 30 Subsidiary of Lydall Inc. 47 Part of 7 ■ dally 7:80-6, lliursday, 7:30-9. OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS across 31 w Automobites For Sate 4 ______Saturday, 7:30-4. 643-7968. 615 P arker St., Manchester, Conn. 50 Rearing 1 ■ ■ Mrs. E. 8. Loftus stance of a 33 intlUMPH, 1967, new top, wire YOUNG married men I TOOK MV TWO RED PILLS VES, AWP YOU'LL HAVE A/IE \ horse 1 ■ 1 1 HERALD wheels, Call after 6 p.m. 668- repair Jobs and a-A3. ABOUT AW HOUR AGO, PIPW'T TAKIWD THEM IF YOU DDW'T J 52 Lure 35 36 37 38 I 7 SO THAT WOULD ^AAKE IT SET YOUR MIWD OW THAT S 1 7826. painting, also cellar cleaning 54 Eluder 4U 42 Help Wanted— ALMOST TIME FDR MY OREEW BOOR AWP DUITAAAkUWDA 55 Mink----- BOX LETTERS ------and light trucking. CSill 646- Buildknq— Painting— Papering 21 Help Wanted— REGISTERED OWE—RIDHT? AUDI OET TH’ TIME-STUPYOW PILL SULP- 48 49 1953 FX)RD Crestline convert- 2692, 646-2047. DAVY JONES BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS WHITE CAPSULE AW HOUR IWD-YOU HAVEN'T TORWEP (pl.) 43 44 45 46 Contracting 14 NURSES Female 35 A FADE FOR TEW MIWUTES.' 56 Most ■ For Your ible, restored to original mint Female 35 AMP A HALF AFTER. THAT exclusive 50 51 52 53 WANTED babysitter in my Hh---- n. ...in. IXJW'T I 7 Several shifts open, shift 57 Citadels Infonnatioii DarU^°"t(um °ere^y^rofesslonaf e^ WES ROBBINS Carpentry re- SPRAY palnU^, free esU- home, from 6 p.m. unUl 12 mid­ 54 55 paru, $660. without parts, modeline-modeling aneciallatspecialist. AddiUons,AdHItlnna mates.______Insured. 643-0879. CLERKS differential and weekend dif­ r DOWN THE HER.4LD will iwi firm. 649-9772. service. For appointment call ferential. No shift rotation. night. Laurel St. vicinity. Call 56 $1 after 6:30, Mr. James Chartier, rec rooms, dormers, porches, CONTRACTOR — Interior, ex- 1 Variety of 22 dUclnn» t!se iduntity ol Several positions are now For further Information, or 646-4493, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. cuiy advertiser using bo>: 1970 MAVERICK, 6 cylinder 617-1303. cabinets, formica, bullt-lns, terlor painting, paper hanging. open in various departments chalcedony _ _ bathrooms, kitchens, <149-3446. to arrange personal inter­ (Htwspopti Initrprht Aitn.) letters. Readers answer automatic, radio. Expanded Discount on wallpaper. Call for persons experienced In view, please call Personnel R^ELIABLE girl to baby-sit ing blind box ads who family-forces "sal’e, $1.8£r«3': ,re?“ sU: SAVE-MONEy7"Pasr servlci: Oscar Hebert, 646-3048. figure work. Company of­ Dept., Manchester Memorial mornings 7:46 to 11:46 from desire to protect their fers excellent wages and 4638. Hospital, 646-1222, Ext. 243. now until start of school. Vi­ identity can follow ‘his mates. 643-0679. Dormers, room additions, ga­ JOSEPH P. LEWIS — Custom working conditions, conven­ cinity Wadell Rd. 643-9706. procedure 1966 CHEVROLET ImpiUa con­ rages, porches, roofing and Painting, interior and exterior, ient free parking aiid an ex­ vertible, 6 cylinder, sUck shift, MANCHESTER Tree Service — siding. Compare prices. Add- paperhanging, fully insured. cellent free benefit program. MONEY getting type? Earn $50 HAIRDRESSER Flill-tlme, Enclose yoiu ropiy u> Specializing in tree removal, A-Level Dormer Corp. 289- good salary plus commissions. the box in an envelope - runs but needs some work, $296. For free estimates call 649- Apply to $100 weekly showing our ter­ Call 643-1439 after 6 :30. pruning, shrubs, lots cleared. 0449. 9658. If no answer 643-6362. rific line of toys, gifts, novel­ Casa De Coiffures, East Hart­ address to the <3lasdilied FYiUy insured. CsJl 649-6422. ______Manager, Manchsstei First National Stores, Inc. ties, household items. Call 629- ford, Mr. Aldo 628-2278. Evening Herald, together 1969 PLYMOUTH wagon, fully -r 1- '. a“T CARPENTRY — concrete steps, b .H. MAGOWAN JR. & Sons, 1122 or 528-0506. with a memo listii^ ths equipped with air-condiUonlng. TOU ARE A-1. Truck Is A-1- floors, hatchways, remodeling interior and exterior painting, Park & Oakland Avenues WOMEN for snack bar eve­ \ IfTt hr >Wn< Hmrn* lyei^wNi. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER companies you do NOT $2,700 or best offer. Call 643- Cellars, atUcs, yards, drive- porches, garages, closets, cell- paper hanging. Thirty years East Hartford, Conn. nings, hours 6—closing. Must want to see your letter. 8277. ways sealed and small truck- Ings, attics finished, rec experience, four generations. be able to work Saturday or Your letter wUi be de­ Ing done A-1 right. Call Tre- rooms, formica, ceramic, 0th- Free esUmates, fully Insured. pAr>T> o-nunr nnAtifncm LADY Sunday or 4:30 — 7 evenings. WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE stroyed if the advertiser 1961 4-DOOR blue Chevrolet, 2 mano TruckingTrucklne Service tolltoll- e er r related related work. work. No No job lob too too hao643-7361. -tooi PART - TIMhi openings now Apply In person Vernon Lanes, is one you've mentioned. new rear tl res, radio, one free. 742-9487. small. Dan Moran, Builder. available in all positions. Ap­ Route 83, Vernon. ply to manager, Parkade DUNHILL THEY'RE JOKES If not It wUI be handled owner . In good running con­ Evenings, 649-8880. HOUSEPAINTINO — scraping, WHAT TOP DOLLAR SORRY/CAN'T In the usual manner dition. Call after 6 p.m., 649- TIMBERLAND Tree Service, Bowling Lanes, Parkade Shop­ SECRETARY ' FROM sanding, roofs applied and re­ DO FOR THE REAL AFFORD 'EM/ HEROES ARE MADE-WOT BORW 7972. tree removal, pruning, shrubs, DORMERS, garages, porches, paired. Chimneys and gfutters. ping Center. Administrative Assistant, $7,020. Help Wonted— Mate 36 YOU BAD ONES.' COMIC STRIPS.' EUid lots cleared. Fifteen years roc rooms, room additions, ------plus, company pays fee. Insured, bonded, free esti­ IP YOU DRIVE you can sell PART - TIME openings now PAY? 1968 CHEVROLET, 4-door sedan, experience. Bonded and tosur- kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, mates. Work guaranteed. 643- Lost and Found 1 6 cylinder, standard, Bel air. siding, general repairs. Quality Dutch Maid clothing, any REGIONAL SALES MANAGER available In all positions. Apply ed. FYee estimates. Call 647- 7026. three evenings. You can earn highly regarded national w-.,..... J SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL Private owner. Good condition, 9479. workmanship. Financing avail­ to manager, Parkade Bowling REWARD — Female, orange, 649-8028. $1,176. able. Economy Builders, Inc. ROGER’S PAINTING, Interior over $100. For interview call ^°Xated°' & e ”,®^(in |^®®- Shopping Cen- white, tiger cat, unusual face ______SHARPENING ______Service — ____Saws 643-6159, 872-0647 evenings. and exterior, ceiling, wall­ 742-8031. hls frequent absences) type of *®*’' 3. HEAR YXJ markings. Route 85, School, Ga^^e 1M9 convertible, knives, scissors, garden and papering. Call anytime, 643- ,®®-®- EARN extra money, part-time PBOfDSED ID LAOy MAR/ MAV RIGHT I Hebron Roads. 646-3475. powder blue with white top. shop tools. Power mowers re­ CARPENTRY and remodeling 0923. Time On Your Hands? retary. If you are articulate, , . , . i. , , j, Radio, heater, automatic. Best paired and serviced. Pick up rec rooms, dormers, kitchens, ______career oriented - hav/e good wholesale dis- offer. 872-4420. and delivered. Sharpall, 686 additions and garages. GaU INSIDE—outside painting. Spe- ^ e n use It to earn money — gkills and desire a challenging tributor, phone 643-2628. Announenmnnis 2 Tom Corbitt,- 643-0086. o r havie fun — make friends — the position...... that offers- extraordi- ® 1962 CHEVY II, needs minor re­ Adams St. (rear) Manchester, claJ rates for people over 66. Representa- Miw‘gro^‘ and''slla'l^“Doten Blaster for walk-ln type BACKYARD Carnival for ben­ pairs Asking $100. Call be­ 643-5305. ALL masonary, stone walls pa­ Call my compeUtors, then call lives sell in their own localiUes. call for a convei^ent in- room. Uberal paid benefits: efit of Muscular Dystrophy, me. Estimates given. 649-7863. Call now. tween 5-7 p.m. 649-5977. tios, steps, stoops, and water tervlew. paid vacaUon, holidays, sick Monday, Aug. 24, 11-4, 15 Hud­ LAWN Mowers — Garden trac­ tors repaired and sharpened. proofing, new and repair. Call 289-4922 leave, profit sharing, insur­ son St., Manchester. 1932 FORD Model A, street rod, 627-0982. ance and uniform service. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE ----- 265 Oievy engine, automatic Parts and accessories. New and used lawn mowers. Hours Floor Finishing 24 w a n t e d gin Friday, expert- To^^ifB^^^^maly^pavs*^^ Variety MetelCraft 21 In- THERES ONE THING CERTAIN.. PAN, YOU TAILED THAT SAWYER GUY TO A O' & 1 transmission, mag wheels. MASONRY — All types of stone __ ------nneed or bright beginner. Di­ ______P o n o n o ______k f $600. 647-1778. 8 to 6, Monday to Saturday. and concrete work. Quality FLOOR SANDING, and refin OLD WHIPPLE CRAWLEY ROOMING HOUSE. COULD YOU FIND IT Mini-Motors, 188 (rear) W. versified position, small office, We have been in the business j workmanship, work guaran­ ishing (specializing in older part-Ume Pleasant manner, enough to realize when SPRAY Painter ^ for produc- WHAT NEVER TOOK A BEATING AGAIN ? N ^L AD.^ Dry Skin Foot r e D Camaro hardtop. 8 Middle Tpke., 649-8706. ARE WE SITTING DOWN. teed. CaU after 6, 643-1870, 644- floors). In and outside paint­ good figure aptitude, typ- .‘^he job of all jobs” opens. Na- tion sheet metal. Familiar with cylinder, floor shift, excellent ~ 2976. ing. Ceilings. No job too small. < _ J 1. - 11. J J turally, a cream puff of a job all types of paints and equip­ TO PO, WMAT DID SHESAV? , NOTHING VET. SHES> M, h s^ dry skin, rough heels, eonditlon. $1,995. Phone. 646- ing and shorthand ability de- requlr/es a cream puff of a gal SIR? legs. Softens and soothes Ured JUNK CARS removed, John Verfaille, 649-5760. ment iiBimge. T.iheral paid ben­ STILL LAUSHING. HALLMARK Building Co. for sired. Salary commensurate with excellent skills. You must efits: paid vacation, holidays, feet. Quinn's Pharmacy, 873 __ ;______each. Call 872-9433. home improvement, additions, with ability. Call anytime, 646- be highly organized for this Main, Manchester. 1969 PLYMOUTH Fury, m 4- 1839. "front desk", much PUBLIC sick leave, profit sharing, in­ POLLARD Tree Service — ESc- rec rooms, house painting, surance and uniform service. door sedan, fully equipped, air- garages, roofing, gutters. Ftee Bonds— Stocks— ______CONTACT__ position.____ Not__ only_, WANTED — Ride from Henry conditioned, low mileage. Ex­ pert tree removal, pruning and 77 WARM, understanding woman will you be a receptionist, but Variety MetalCraft Co., 81 In- St., Manchester to 90 Washing­ trimming. Reasonable. Free estimates. All work guaran­ IvlO irgO gO S * # ...^n rle-hl hnnH o-nl In tMa Kiicnr ov. wood Rd..Rd., RockvRocky Hill. I) cellent condition. $2,295. 643- teed. 646-0202. wanted to care for three well •'iKht hand gal in this busy, ex- ton St., Hartford. Hours 8:30- 6339 after 5. estimates. 528-3021. ------m o r t g a g e s , loans, first, sec- behaved little girls in my Bol- “!f/,‘®,„"®^„°"‘®®-,,,^°^® 4:30. 649-1466. GENERAL help, grinding, N. J. LaFlamme — (Jarpenter ond. third. All kinds. Realty ton home for approximately ^ convenient interview, washing and ail around shop rr^ rrz r------zr:------: r 1961 OOMET, good second car, STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, WANTED — Driver to share fireplaces, flagstone terraces. contractor. Additions, remod­ statewide. Credit rating unnec­ two weeks each month. Hours Shopping Parkade, Manchester work. Should have some shop “Yes, I have noticed one thing that might help him $150. May be seen Sunday, eling and repairs. Call any­ essary. Reasonable. Confiden­ from 7:30 to 5:30 daily, no 647-9922 driving to CECO or Pratt & Lake All concrete repairs, both in­ weekends or evenings. Own experience. Liberal paid bene­ get to the top . . . he has a mighty tmek skin!’’ Hickory Trail, Pine time for free estimate. 875- tial, quick arrangements. Alvin fits, paid vacaUon, holidays, Whitney, West Hartford from Shores, Ctoventry. side and outside railings, land­ transportation. $25 per day. 100 Constitution Plaza, Hartford MCanchester west side. Hours 8 scaping. Reasonably priced. 1642. Lundy Agency. 527-7971. 983 278-6560 sick leave, profit sharing, in­ Main St., Hartford. Evenings, Write Box "S”, Manchester MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD to 4:30. Call 649-2050. 1961 F-85 OLDSMOBILE, auto­ Call 643-0861. Herald. surance, and uniform service. 233-6879. LEGAL Secretary, experienced, Variety MetaKJraft Co., 31 In­ matic transmission, radio, new LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also Special Services 15 HMMl I ^ ^THIS PICTURE OF RAYMON ''' WANTED — Ride from Bissell tires. Good condition. Call 643- MORTGAGES — 1st. and 2nd., INTERVIEWING dental assls- must be good transcriptiontst wood Rd., Rocky Hill. REEUES. WHO WAS CONVICTED OF moving large appliances. and typist, one-girl office. DIDN'T SEE STEVE CANYON BY MIL'TON CANIFF St., Manchester to Hartford 8165. CREATIVE Catering — offer­ mortgages—Interim financing tant-secretary. FVlI-part-tlme. THIS IS B IL L H U D S O N HUDSONS HAIR FIRST DEGREE MURDER TWO Y EA ^ Hospital, hours 8-4:30, 647-9480. Burning barrels delivered, $4. Write P. O. Box 470, Manches­ a g o ! REEVES' ONLY DEFENSE tiMS ing formal dining, modern buf­ — expedient and confidential References. Write Box "AA", ALL RIGHT— EXCEPT — HE U/AS FIRST $200 gets excellent run 644-1776. ter, Conn. ^WANT TO UP^ WEARING A SURE, 5UMMER.I ?OH,BOY-WHEN^ ANP YOU PROBABLY^ fets, cookouts, stag parties service. J. J. Real Estate Manchester Herald. THAT HUDSON'S HAIP^ IT WAS PROBABLY 1 THINK OF SOME PUT IN A FULL DAY WANTED — Driver with room created especially for you. 24 — . /5 BLACK! CONCRE-TE work, sidewalk^ Assoc. 643-5129. YOUR INCOME PULL LISTENING OF THE LOUSY MEALS SOMEWHERE BE- to transport small desk to recently rebuilt, new brakes. Leggett St., East Hartford, PART-TIME counter girl, living I HAVE HAP... SLDES COOKINO THESE patios, etc. Free estimates. Chicago area. Call 649-6768. Call 643-2011. 628-5348. in Vernon area to work after- MOTEL maid wanted, six-day IMMEDIATELY? GOODIES Call 742-9791 or 528-6880. noons and Saturdays in dry week. Call 643-1556. WANTED ride from Wood­ 1964 FORD custom 2-door, 6 Business Opportunity 28 cleaning store. Apply FHsher ------If you have a car and can land St. to Pratt Whitney, first BOLTX3N typing service, fast .spare 6 to H lionrs weekly, cylinder, standard, with extra accurate typing done in my Roofing— Siding 16 MANCHESTER—Package store. Cleaners, 325 Broad St., Man­ yon can enjoy excellent extra shift. Shipping and receiving. tires. Must sell, $176 or best chester. home on IBM Selectrlc. Must b IDWELL Home Improvement Call for details. Frechette Real­ NURSE AIDES. . .LPNS income. 649-9014. offer. 643-9708 or 4 U ttle St. pick up and deliver materials. Co. Ebepert installation of tors, 647-0993. CLERK-TYPIST. Modern down­ Vacancies on all shifts. We are expanding rapiilly RIDE WANTEE) Constitution 643-9849. aluminum siding, gutters and town air-conditl()ned office. and need distrilmtors to .ser­ Plaza area by Traveler’s em­ trim. Roofing installation and FVee parking. Advancement op­ v ice routes of vending 1963 CHEVROLET, station Nurse aides, must have com­ machines. ploye, Porter-East Center St. wagon, $300. Call 643-6348. repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. portunities. Phone Mr. Rich­ pleted training program in a area. Call 646-1313. SUNOCO ards for interview. 646-1213. WE ESTABLISH ROUTESI Household Services ROOFING and roof repair, general hospital or have at 1969 VOLVO, 2-door, many ex­ — ;------—;------least 6 months general hospital NO SALES CALLS! WANTED — ride from Porter Offered 13-A Coughlin Roofing Co., Inc. 643- MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY tras, excellent condition. Ask­ DRIVERS for school buses, experience. Excellent salary NO SOLICITING! St. area Manchester to Con­ ing $2,700. Call anytime, 875- 7707. A valuable franchise will 7:30-9 a.m., 2:16 - 3:46 p.m. and benefits. Please call Per- stitution Plaza, hours 8:30 to soon be .available in the JUST SERVICING! AADNiy-GO NO, NO, MONTyJ .^USTTHE 0172. TWO handymen want a variety Manchester-Vemon area. Manchester or Vernon schools, sonnel Dept, to arrange for a ONE ON OUR DOORSTEP' 4:30. 646-4276. - of jobs by day or hour. We ^ ^ ROO^G and repairs Good pay scale. We train you. personal Interview. Vigorous l-l)illion pins re­ FETCH THE W K > F ! done realistically. F'ree esti­ We offer paid training, fi­ PAPER. $260 BUYS AN exceptionally clean yards, attics and ceUars. nancial assistance, and busi­ 643-2414 or 872-6997. cession proof Imsiness. Cash WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLl good running 1960 Rambler, 6 Reasonable. Call 643-5305. mates. CaU anytime, 649-1616. ness counseling. For Infor­ ------MANCHESTER sales. No credit risks. Works Automobiles For Sole 4 cylinder, 4-door sedan. N ew ...... mation call Mr. Cox, Sun Oil for yon d.iy and night — VWJ even while yon slci-p. RN or LPN part-Ume. CaU MEMORIAL HOSPITAL YOU SURE KNCW rubber including snow tires. CUSTOM made draperies, slip Co. 568-3400. Evenings and IF THE GERMe DON’T 1967 MERCURY Comet, Capri, Call 876-5116 from 5 to 9 p.m. covers tuid reupholstering. Roofing and weekends, Mr. Bill Fitz­ 649-4519. Earnings can grow to GET >OLA, SQWEITHI MG HOWTOEA6E A V-8, very clean, 23,000 miles. Budget terms. EstabUshed in Chimneys 16-A gerald collect 413-739-8093. 71 Haynes St. $1,000 per mnoth with in­ ELSE WILL, PERSONS MIND. CaU 646-4980 after 6. MEDICAL Placement Service — 646-1222, Ext. 243 vestment starting as loxv as 1945. Days, 624-0154, eve­ .$000. 1970 TORINO, 351. automatic. nings, 649-7590. ROOFING — Specializing re­ If you need a licensed nurse or DUNE Buggy — Real sharp, 875-0042 after 6. pairing roofs of all kinds, new trained aide for elderly, con- We train, connscl, guide custom paint, many extras. LIGllT trucking, yards, cellars, roofs, gutter work, chimneys MANCHESTER — Newer de- valescent or chronically lU. 232- WOMAN to sleep in nights for and help you get going. No New, poe-A-TracUon, tires, attics cleaned and removed. cleaned and repaired. 30 years luxe equipped barber shop, lo- 6226, 643-8707. experience neet;ssary. Easy, 3rd shift working mother. CaU enjoyable work. ^ < 3 3 Hurst, SW. Must seU, no rea­ Trucks— ^Tractors 5 Bulk delivery. 644-8962. experience. FVee esUmates. cated In professional area, at- — __ —— ------— — —— 647-9604, 10-6 p.m., only. sonable offer refused. Coll 528- Call Howley 643-6361, 644- tractive lease. Reasonably COUNTER help wanted, 10-3 This is the age of vending g -2 Z $342 or 289-5181. REWEAVING of burns, moth- 8333. priced. Hayes Agency, 646- Monday through Fri- machines. We provide only CHEVROLET 1961 half - ton holes, zippers repaired. Win­ 0131 Monday through Satur- WAITRESS wanted full or part- quality eipiipinent plus the CAOC finest line of snack items. PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER KavAUJ 1968 PLYMOUTH Fury, 4-door, pick-up, 6 cylinder. 643-2628. dow shades made to measure. day. StarUng Sept. 1st. CaU or ' ume. CaU Tolland — 876-9960. exceUent mechanical condi­ all size VeneUan blinds. Keys rnifl Plumhinn 17 ATTENTION dealers, business apply Arby’s Roast Beef, 267 Get started now while choice tion, very reasonable. 643-5048 made while you wait. TapeTane re^re- ______unn riumB ^ ■ men, neddlers.peddlers, etc. Roval Royal elec- Broad St..St., 649-8043. ACT NOW — Demonstrate toys. routes available. Write, giv­ weekends and after 6 p.m. Trailers— ing name address, phone corders for rent. Marlow’s 867 GRANT’S Plumbing Service — trie__ typewriters,...... regularly____J Santa’s Parties offers the number and sufficient refer­ 1 Mobile Homes 6*A Main St., 649-5221. Free esUmates, plus quaUty $195., now $88. Also IBMs at INTELLIGENT woman who en- most! Highest commissions, NEEID CAR? Chredlt very bad? joys diversity and responsibUl- ences. Write lo: work. 643-6341. prices too low to menUon. CaU J „ .11 _it,. A largest selecUons! No coUect- • • Bankrupt, repossession? Hon- a.BC Better Homes, largest dls- q d d JOBS, light trucking, c a r- ______ty to work In doctor’s office. 649-7798 after 6. ing, no delivering. Earn a free Ussery Industries, Inc., CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE 'TURNER est Douglas accepts lowest pj^y of mobile homes In Con- pentry, roofs, miscellaneous re- s a m WATSON Plumbing and Monday-Friday afternoons, 1-6 kit. Also booking parties. CaU U l down, smaUest payments, any- necUcut. Open house daUy 9-9, pairs, paUos, porches, retain­ Heating. Bathroom remodel­ p.m. College background pre­ or write, “Santa’s Parties,” _/(9J Empire Central AE J.PM tKEE SLUMBERS PEACEPULUV, HMM.-KEAU,y where. Not small loan finance summer Special new 12* wide ing walls, ceramic Ule, con­ ing and repairs. F'ree esU­ Privole instniefions 32 ferred. Write Box "RR" Man­ Avon, Conn., 00001, Telephone Dept. 00748 H A FATEFUL RACKAGE IS BEING LOAPEP AN INCREPIBLE company plan. Douglas Mo- for $4,995. ABC Better Homes, crete work. Clean up. 646-0253, mates. (Jail 649-3808. chester Herald. 1-673-3456. Dallas, Texas 15241. ABOARD A FLAME AT THE BOSTON AIRPORT LIKENED! tors, 846 Main. 1463 Berlin Turnpike, Berlin, anyUme. EXPERIENCED Manchester teacher, will tutor in my home, 1963 RAMBLER Ambassador 4- Conn. 828-6541.______grades 1-8. CaU 628-1622. door wagon. AU new Ures. ------—------WOODEN drain gutters cleaned Mililnory, Brakes and transmission re- Garago— Sorvici and sealed. 643-0679. Dressmaking 19 cenUy overhauled. EhcceUent Help Wanted— “ J/ >v-l transportaUon. $396. 18 Jordt Storag* 10 VENETIAN blinds cleaned at TROUBLE finding minis? (Jus- Female 35 WE NEED ■ IW lit NIA. It. TM »«t US I HELP St., 643-8840. reasmiable rates, cash and made dresses, ladles suits, - wnsinm at earaae for rent gowns and alteraUons. Prompt APPLICATIONS now being ac- 1961 PONTIAC, 2-door hardtop,ID. WXIN X Uflv >4 IS delivery. UoolvHealy RlltIHIncrBuilding 'Main-Main- asa omH ava. $10. 247-4046. 683-7402. service. CaU 649-1133. cepted for day time and eve­ Saleswomen and Cashier — Full and Part-Time LANCELOT BY COKER and PENN white, stereo-console, $860. 648- __ tenance Service, 461 Main St., ning help. Flexible hours, uni­ / played a litt le \ 5069. — Manchester. 646-4220. HEMMING — minor alterations forms supplied. Experience If you like fabrics, you will love working in our exciting store sur­ LANCE, WILL YOU ) and custom made lingerie. 646- 10&&THI&IN y/sURE, ( PASKETSALL IN i> 1967 (JORVETTE. 2 tops, blue, Motorcyctes— helpful but not necessary. rounded by a fabulous selection of the newest fabrics from all over I HI©H SCHOOL^ f > LIGHT cellar and 4829. Friendly Ice Cream, 435 Main THe©AK&A©e //THIN©, 0 * white interior, low mUeage, au- Bicyctes 11 atUcs cleaned, odd jobs, lawns, the world. Come in and talk to Mr. Shenkman Jr. and he will ar- FOR M E? ^ ( LORI. tomaUc transmission. CaU af­ St., Manchester. An equal op­ trees cut and removed. 643- portunity employer. te r 4:80 649-9476. 6000. Moving— T rucking— Ichlduir^'* O'- c o lle g e LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON KAWASKI 176 Bushwacker, CLEANING woman wanted, 8-4 T - r 1964 FORD, $226. Savings Bank 1969, $400. CaU 643-4025. Storago 20 94. -nwMK Hosprm/- of Manchester, 923 Main St. days -weekly. Perm anent posi­ tion. Send name, address, 646J700. 1968 TRIUMPH TR-64, 660. ex- Building— MANCHESTER — Dellvery- \ViT*, ceUent condiUon. Low mUeage, phone number and references Contracting 14 Bght trucking and package de­ to Box R, Manchester Herald. 1968 GTO — Power steering air- $946. CaU 647-9660. livery. Refrigerators, washers opdS condlUoned, 3-speed, $2,000 or AU replys confidential. Writing best offer. CaU 646-1788 or 643- HONflA, 1967, 160. ExceUent I^ON (JieMynskl ^ d e r —new and stove moVing, specialty. abUity not required. (Pilgrim vliills 7 - + homes custom built, remodel­ Folding chairs for rent 649- 8XL: 7880. condiUon. Owner In service. $276. CaU 643-6625. ing, additions, rec rooms, ga­ 0762. COMBINATION bookkeeper - FABRIC DEPARTMENT STORE 1962 DODGE DART 4-door hard- rages, kitchens remodeled, saleswoman, 6-day week, fuU- C int t, KU, ■«. Cep*le» UA.‘7«OMireeto*e«Ce*e. NL Oi. ^ top,' automaUc, power brakes 1969 BONNEVILX®. 660 cc, bath tile, cement work. Steps, Ume, Tuesday-Saturday. Ap­ Oakland St., Route 83, Manchester

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Help Wanted— Mole or Female 37 Houses For Rent dS Business Property Houses For Solo 72 Houses For Solo 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Scrie 72 Houses For Sale 72 O u t of Town For Sale 70 New Chemicals REDECORATED Brat floor 2- MANCHESTER Green section— For Sole 75 BEBRY’S WORLD family, 2 bedrooms, kitchen, CONVALESCENT home, long Unique A;room Colonial, all Check Waste CLASSIFIED tw o FAMILIES “LEISURE TIME” living room with fireplace, eatablished business. Always MANCHESTER new inside, 2-car garage, treed MALE and FEMALE yard, stove, refrigrerator, heat MANCHESTER VALUES Of Pesticides full, great opportunity tor right OPEN FOR INSPECTION HOUSE lot, $17,900. Hayes A ^ncy, 646- SOUTH WINDSOR Included. $200 monthly and person. For more information, 1. ’Truly a handyman’s special 0181. MACHINE OPERATORS WALKER ST. New llstliig — 6-room Colonial. Spacious WASHINGTON (AP) — A ADVERTISING lease. 643.0002 after 6 p.m. call Phllbrick Agency, Real­ SUNDAY 2-5 p !m . . . . 6 A 5 duplex, bj^h will be OPEN FOR INSPECTION living room, dining room, kitchen with Aluminiun sided Ranch, easy SIX-ROOM CAPE, 8 or 4 bed- team of Texas researchers said MACHINE REPAIRMEN tors, 648-4200. vacant. No central heat, needs CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS MACHINE CLEANERS birch cabinets, stove and double stainless ONLY $30,900 some repairs. Situated adjacient housework, far more leisure. rooms, fireplace, basement SUNDAY 2-5 P.M. Friday it hasdevelofped chemi­ O ut of Town sink, 3 large bedrooms, full bath, enclosed to high schcxil, shopping, etc. Roomy yet compact 6%-r(X)m garage, large shaded yard, cals which could increase the ef­ 8 AJI. to 4:30 PJM. AUXILIARY WORKERS RESTAURANT business show­ sun porch, 2-car garage. Walking distance Ranch. Plenty of closets. Large 48 AGNES DRIVE Asking $19,900. $ii0,600. R. T. Dolin Agency, 38 COLONY ROAD fectiveness of herbicides and in­ For Rent 66 ing excellent net profit in high- to 8ch(x>ls, bus and shopping. Asking f treed lot, $23,600. Will Train Qualified Applicants. traffic count location. Es­ $26,500. 247-8780, 643-2861. secticides while decreasing en- 0(»nr CLOSING t i m e f o r c l a s s i f i e d A D V l Company paid fringe benefits including Profit VERNON — T«ailow Brook tablished over 20 years. Price L(x>k at your leisure. 2. 4&4 on Cambridge Street. — -j------— Directions: Route 6 to Colony vironmental poUutlim. Apartments. Immediately new includes all the real estate, PORTER ST. Immaculate 7H-room Colonial Cape. First Both sexin vacant. Excellent in­ NEW LIS’TING — six - loom Rd. just past Moore’s on west "nje chem icals, called 4:M P31. DAT B E ^R E PUBUCATION Sharing. ■ Directions: East Middle ’Turn­ KEITH REAL ESTATE 3% rooms at $160.' Heat, hot restaurant fully equipped, plus fl(x>r paneled famUy room vrith many cus- come prcxiucer, fine location. Ranch, central air-condition- side of street. Signs on property, "water-degradable polymers,’’ DeadUne lor Saturday and Monday la 4:80 p.m. Prldai APPLY: ^~water, refrigerator, oven-range, toni built-in features, including grill type pike to Vernon, right on Hilltop, Giiod value at.$28,96b. ing, two full baths, fireplace, a house. $66,000. Owner wiU left on Agnes Dr. Signs on prop­ 646-4126 649-1922 Look at your leisure. *>« “ » phanM- \ disposal, dishwasher, wall to fireplace, large well-lighted Uvlng room wall to wall carpet, garage, ceuUcal aid or in the packaging take back mortgage. Philbrick with fireplace, formal dining room with erty. TO C B COOPERATION t^TUL. f% | A | A A 9 1 wall carpeting, air-conditioning, full basement. Shows well, Custom built, 2 twin size bed- industry, the resear(diers sai(L Cheney Brothers, Inc. Agency, Realtors, 648-4200. built-in china cabinets, work saver kitch­ owner transfered. $24,900. ______BE APPRECIATED l# I M k I I swimming pool, lighted tennis ^ CROCKETT, Realtor y o u a r e cordlaUy invited to rooms, fireplace, Bolton stone n . L. Beasley and R. L, Col- 31 Cooper Hill St. en, 3 bedrooms, 1% vanity type tll^ Wolverton Agency, Realtors, front, country kitchen, open M d ^ Auetln'scrence As- courts, basketball court, park­ MANCHES’TER suburbs, busi­ baths. First flr laundry ixxim, waU to 2 full baths, living room, kitchen Inspect this immaculate 7- MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT first level. Fully finished knotty 6*»-2813. enclosed porch, 2-car attached -o-i-tna ine told of the devel ing and storage all included. ness location 6%-room Ranch, waU carpeting, central air-conditioning 643-1577 room Ctolonial with attached ------garage, 45’ professionally pan- sociates me., told of me devel- No pets, call Hartford, 527-9238, 1% baths, excellent conation, pine recreation room and bar. Continued From Preceding Pope throughout. Finished rec nx>m in the base­ Extra cabinets and office space, garage located in beautiful El- WOODHILL HEIGHTS —- 7H-7% . iiedelert recreation room.room . GE heatItoat opment in ,a report . to the technl- MAN — WOMAN for cleaning Vernon, 872-4400. country store, out buildings. ment, attached garage, large paUo with Ungton Ridge. Upon your in- room Ranch, flrst-flixir family and hot water, 150’ front, well journal Science. Articles For Sale 45 garage, just right, well land­ DECEPTTVELY big, 3 bed­ mornings, 7-12, apply in per­ 280’ frontage. Hayes Agency, fireplace. Good value. $37,600. scaped lot. specUon you will find a huge landscaped lot. Only $32,000. Polymers are compounds Help Wanted— Male 36 Help Wanted— Male 36 EAST Hartford — four-room rooms, family room, move-in rcKim, large beautifully finish- son Vernon Lanes, Route 83, TAKE SOIL away the Blue 646-0131. living room with fireplace, for­ ‘ ed rec room in basement, en­ created by me union of two or heated apartment. Call 643- WOODLAND ST. 7-room custom Ranch. Main floor, 8 bed- condition including carpeting, MANCHESTER OFFICE Vernon. Lustter way from carpets and tooms, kitchen wlUi carpeted eating area, mal dining room, kitchen with closed patio, garage. Ebccep- more similar molecules. ’The 0514. Gale Realty, Realtors MLS drapes, aluminum siding, fire­ PRINTING PLANT upholstery. Rent electric sham- spacious living room with fuU waU atone loads of cabinets and built-in tlonally well maintained. Phil- Gale Realty, Realtors MLS new compound has the same OF THE pooer $1. Paul” s Paint & Wall­ Investment Property fireplace and glass sUdh^ doors leading 289-7939 289-1923 place, oversized cape, central. range and oven, half bath and brick Agency, Realtors, 643 elements as me original but pos^ MALE-FEMALE paper Supply. Wanted To Rent 68 For Sole 70-A to a large stone patio, carpeted flexirs, Morrison, Realtor, 643-1016. paneled family room with slid­ 4200. 289-7939 289-1923 sesses a higher molecular DRIVER HARTFORD COURANT Uled bath. First fl(x)r offers large rec weight and has different physl- MANCHES’TER — Croft Dr. ing glass doors leading to your Must be 21 years of age. Some MJSfJELLANEOUS tag sale, WANTED — 6-room apartment MANCHESTER close to shop­ room plus office or studio and full bath. patio. Upstairs, full ceramic tile MANCHES’TER — Only $31,900 cial properties. lifting. New England’s fastest growing HELP WANTED for family of 6, excellent per­ ping, 4-famlly with 4 room Oversized 2-car garage, treed lot, city TWO-FAMILY duplex, centrally Immaculate 6-nx>m Ranch, ______newspaper is adding a man to open daily until 7 p.m., 646 bam, master bedroom wim half Brlck-7-room Ranch. Comtem- ’The new polymers differ from North Main St., Manchester, sonal and credit references. apartments, 4-car garage, new uUiities. Asking $3i3,600. I(x;ated in Manchester. Five garage, aluminum siding, '^'^alk-ln closet two porary styled wim sunken llv- VERNON . . .’Top buy here . . . those already discovered in that its Manchester Circulation staff. room s each side. ’Two-car ga­ RECEIVER-STOCKMAN MOONLIGHTERS, PART- backyard. 876-6827 after 6 p.m. heating systems and roof. Mid beautiful yard. Asking only more bedrooms, one of which ing room. Treed lot. 'The Phil 6 % jw m ranch w ^ 1% bams, they break ddwn in me presence Applicant must be qualified to BE’TTE DRIVE For the large family Executive type. 11- rage. Excellent condition. Receive and move heavy skids TIME PEOPLE SELL room Ranch, 5 bedlam s, spacious living $28,900. Frechette Realtors, carpet in kitchen, fireplace, moisture, work with boys, must be a high FTANO teacher' seeks small 30’s. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. $28,900. ’The Paul W. Dougan has a buUt-ln ’ desk. ’There’s Calder Agency, 666-0006, 646- of paper, utilizing fork truck. school g^raduate with a good KNAPP SHOES. No boss. room, separate study, large dining room, 647-9993. 0396. excellent location. Tough to The chemicals, when com­ No experience necessary. BERNZOMA'nC catalytic heat­ winterized cottage or apart­ Agency, Realtors, 649-4636, 646- more, much, much more like driving record (automobile fur­ Extra income easy. Big MANCHES’TER — business big kitchen with deluxe bullt-lM anil central air-conditioning, walk­ beat at only $26,900. T. J. bined wim conventional herbi­ nished). COMMISSIONS. We Train. er, 7,000 BTU. Call 643-6437. © mo by NEA, Inc. ment in or near Manchester. block with 6 apartments, ex­ canned g(xxl cabinet. Living room wiUi 1021. MANCHESTER - two - family, Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. cides, produce a sticky resin Top wages plus a liberal bene­ large lot, 5-6 in good condition, out basement, closets galore fit program that includes a No experience. No invest­ Call 1-429-3311 ext. 1830, 9-5 cellent condition. Owner will glass doors and sun deck, 3 fuU baths, 2 Lots For Solo 73 Duties consist of working with fireplaces, 2-car attached garage. 16x32’ QUALITY e-room Colonial, ga­ near everyming. Call on mis and we could go on and on but. COVENTRY' — oTr^i^rRals^ non-contributory pension plan. ment. Contact Anthony Gion- "Let's put up a 'Men Only' sign and maybe we can pick p.m. finance 80 per cent at 8H per ’The addition of moisture our newspaper boy organization Boars and Accessories 46 in-ground swimming pl. Large treed rage, large rooms, private one. Mitten Agency, Realtors, Instead, why not come out and CX)VENTRY — Valley View, 6 Ranch. Modern kitchen wim in the servicing of present and friddo, 126 Ridge Rd., Bris­ up some of that Women's Lib business!" cent. Terrific Income produc­ backyard. Excellent condition, see for yourself what $30,900. ^ ____causes me polymer to break Apply in person WANTED—3 or 4-room flat, lot. Priced in the upper 60’s. 643-6930. acres, 323’ road frontage, ex­ built-ins, 1% batl^, fireplace releastog me herbicide, or call prospective subscribers in the tol, Telephone 682-2737. CRIS CRAFT cruiser, 23’, head, _ first floor, widow, no children, er. Call now, Hayes Agency, excellent Icxiation. Owner, 646- will buy for you and your fam­ cellent area. Possible 2 lots» Manchester-Bolton area. washstand, sleeps 2, 115 h.p. family rwm, sundeck, 2 - ^ researchers said conven- no pets, with garage or park­ 646-0131. Ample Financing available for the above 1659. FIVE-BEDROOM Colonial, two ily. CJall me Paul W. Dougran $10,900. Hayes Agency, 643 ALLIED Chrysler marine engine. In ing. 649-1163. years old, aluminum siding, Agency, Realtors, 649-4635, 646- ■ U°nal weed and Insect WUers We offer pleasant working con­ Rooms Without Board 59 Fumishod values or possible trades. MANCKESTBR — ’To setUe es­ 0131. $25.^. PhUMck Agency, poUute water supplies because PRINTING SERVICES, ditions (inside and outside DESK clerk-weekends. Apply in the water ready to go. $1,250, 2^i baths, formal dining nxim, 1C21. tate, older 6^-room 2-story Realtors, 646-4200. irrigation water wash work), paid vacation, pension person, Flano Motor Inn, 100 firm. 643-9356, after 5. THE ’THOMPSON House — Cot­ Apartments 63-A Land For Sale 71 first-flcKir family nxim, mcxl- VERNON — Acre plus, high Inc. home, central, quiet, con­ PITKIN Street. . .One of Man­ plan, paid Blue Cross, CMS and East Center St. tage St., centrally located, Business Property em kitchen wim built-ins, 2- scenic location. $6,900. Bolton ROCKVILLE — Exclusive ai^ay much of the chemical. 679 Middle Turnpike West NICELY furnished three-room COLUMBIA — 7 acres, 268’ U &. R REALTY CO., INC. venient l(x;ation. Ehccellent chester’s most gracious Major Medical and annual in­ large pleasantly furnished For Sale 70 car garage. $43,950. Philbrick Lake, Vernon, half jicre $4,200. bedrixim Colonial. Beautifully Farmers mus must use ten Manchester, Conn,—643-1101 crease commensurate with abil­ WANTED — Drug Store clerk, Garden— Farm - apartment, first floor in two- frontage, brook, lake rights. 643-2692 terms to qualified buyer, $26,- homes, 11 rooms, 4% baths . . . rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Tolland acre, $3,000. Hayes situated on 3 wcxxled acres. times as much pesticide as ity. Applicant must live in the full or part-time. Experienced family house. Heat and elec­ Located in very good area. New and Used Homes 000. J.D. Real Estate Asso­ Selling for $59,500 and well Dairy Products 50 for overnight and permanent ROBERT D. MURDOCK, Realtor, 643-6472 Agency, 646-0181. Owner transferred. Call 876- would be normally needed, mey Manchester-Bolton area. Apply preferred. Good pay. Excellent tricity included. $160. J. D. For details call Lange Agency, ciates, 6436129, 643-8779. GARRISON Colonial, modern worm it. T.J. Crockett, Real­ said. EXPERIENCED painters want­ guest rates. BUSINESS II 6483. working conditions. Reliable, TOMATOES—pick your own. Real Estate Associates, 643- 228-9349, 228-3296. kitchen, formal dining room, tor, 643-1677. AMS’TON Lake — Wooded lot. Tests of a polymerized 2,4-D ed. Call 649-4343 between 6-7 or IMMACULA’TE 7-room Raised HARTFORD COURANT references. Write Box “ W,” Five cents per pound, 21 Angel 5129. PROPERTY Enjoy fishing, boating, beach­ VERNON — 7-room Raised on grazing lands in Kansas apply in person, 295 Cooper COMFORTABLY furnished MANCHESTER large living rcxim wim fire­ Manchester Herald. St. Ranch wim 3 bedrexims, kitch­ POUR families . . .excellent in­ es, $896'. $46 down, 60 payments Ranch on beautifully treed lot. "showed exceptional control" of HUl St. sleeping room for employed BOLTCN Notch — Efficiency rTwo buildings and extra lot, place, one full and two half- Mr. Joseph Hammond, Mg(r. Houses For Sale 72 DESIGNED FOR COUNTRY HOME en has built-in oven and range, vestments. We have two of at $17.66. Amston Lake Com­ Four bedrexims, swimming weeds at application rates of BUTTER and Sugar com, gentleman, on bus line, park­ with wall-to-wall carpeting, comer location. One building baths, four bednxims, lot lOOx has two apartments and one large airy living room, dining mem for sale on me east side. pany, 1-637-2647. (Omers. Ppen pool. Immediate occupancy, one pound per acre. BOY WANTED to clean cellar, 627 Main St., Manchester beans, beets, summer and win­ ing. 272 Main. new kitchenette, all utilities, 4 DEVON Drive — Contempo­ Where pollution is some- 180’. $31,500. Philbrick Agency, Situations WanTed— office. Second buiMing occupied HAPPY LIVING room, 2 bathrooms, huge fam­ Good financing. T. J. Crockett, 7 days.) Priced for quick sale. R.B. As- “ No evidence for migration of other odd jobs. 649-7634 after ter squash, tomatoes, peppers, for one adult. $ ^ weekly. 643- rary 3-bedroom Ranch. Living ming you read about. Away Realtors, 646-4200. 649-5261 Fema!e 38 ROOM for woman in private by full-time Day Care Center. ily room and 2-car garage. Realtor, 643-1677. sociated Brokers, 6439926. herbicide was found,"’ me re- 7 p.m. onions and fruit. 21 Angel St., 2226. room with Swedish fireplace, from city noise but wim a home, kitchen and living room $115,(KK). You’ll tlnd charm and conveni­ easy access to highway sys­ Only $30,900. Wolverton Agen- r a n CH - “ e “rooms, large Ito- searchers said. OIL BURNER service man with WAN’TED general office work. Manchester. wall to wall carpeting, drapes. cy. Realtors, 6432813. Resort Property CUSTODIAN — Full-time year experience in all phases of No. privileges. Southend. 643-8078 THREE - room apartment, fur­ Air-conditioned family room ence plus prestige and pleasure tem. Four bedrooms and ing r(x>m wim fireplace, pan­ AMSTON Lake — Three bed- Rgeause me new chemicals round employment, 48 hours Experienced secretary includ­ after 6 p.m. DAY CARE CENTER in a 7 room ranch designed for plenty of rexjm for me chil­ eled family room, air-condl- VERY TRULY YOURS For Sale 74 rooms, yew ’round, fireplace, ^ 2 oil burner service. Excellent ing legal desires job with GARDEIN fresh vegetables, nished, heat, hot water, elec­ off kitchen, carport, $24,900. OWNERS anxious for quick water view. ' per week, evening shift, paid happy family living. Features dren. Priced for quick sale tloned large master bedroom, magnificent ence of moisture, mey concelva- benefits and salary opportun­ chance for advancement. Ex­ sweet corn, summer squash, ROOM for rent, gentleman tricity, single person, no chil­ Owners, 643-2215 or 649-8638. at $22,900. Call J. McLaugh­ sale, price reduced! Six-year This older home is priced lor COVENTRY — Log cabin sum- $14,900. Low down payment. vacation and hospitalization. Established business, fully fully equipped kitchen, open full attractive yard wim privacy,. . ^ - ■- bly could be used wim medi- ity for willing individual. perience includes purchasing, cucumbers. Always picked only, central location, free dren or pets. 643-2617 after equipped, state licensed. Excel­ attic, heatod basement with rec lin 649-5306. old U ft R Colonial. Five bed- YOU. Duplex wim 6 large rooms Apply to manager, Parkade MANCHESTER — Brand new $25,900. Philbrick Agency, Real­ mer cottage, fireplaced living Union shop. All inquiries held quality control, legal collection day of sale. Buckland Farms, parking, references required. 5:30. lent income, $25,500. ' room and fireplace, 1 ^ bams, 2 r(xims, 8\i bams, 2 fireplaces. on each sid/e. Modestly priced at Bowling Lanes Shopping Park­ custom built 4-bedroom Garri­ tors, 646-4200. room, completely carpeted, 2647.2 ^ ’’ (Omers LipenO ^ ^ T 7f aays)d a S wimin «««“ me body. ~ - confidential. Call Mr. Grim­ work. Typing 60 words per Comer Adams and ’Tolland 643-2693. car garage and park like lot. Many omer extras. For details $26,500. Plenty of attic and base­ enclosed porch, excellent con­ ade. son Colonial, charming family B &. W ment storage for things you’ll BOL’TON - - Assumable mort- They also could bo used in aldi, 629-2649 for interview ap­ minute plus. Call after 5 p.m., ’Tpke. This lovely Rcxikledgc home has call Philbrick Agency, Real­ NEW LISTING — One year old, dition, treed lot. $9,000. Hayes Business Locations F&D ANNULLI REALTY neighborhood, walk to bus, aluminum siding for low cost BARROWS and WALLACE CO. use some day. Two furnaces. It gage, -room Ranch. Big conjuncUon convenUonal pointment. 289-7870. SINGLE room to rent, shower tors, 646-4200. aluminum sided 8 room, 4-bed- Agency, 646-0131. 4% wim and bath, near high school, 649-6544 shopping, schools. Aluminum maintenance. ’This is a quality Manchester Parkade, Manch. needs some painting and it’s paneled living room, oven and packaging materials, me re­ DRIVERS for school buses For Rent 64 649-5306 room Ckilonial, fireplaced fami- priced to make it worth your DESIGNER - EXPERIENCED junior engi­ Household Goods 51 reasonable. 649-9167 after 3:30. siding, 1^ Crane color baths, built home in mint condition. AMSTON Lake — small cottage range, garage, basement, searchers said. For an appointment to inspect. MANCHESTER — 17 - room ly room, built-ins, 1% bams, while. Excellent neighborhood 7:30 - 9 a.m., 2:16 - 3:46 p.m. neering technician, will do typ­ MIDDLE ’TURNPIKE near Par­ built-in dishwasher, disposal, on 2 beautiful, large land­ Large lot wim trees. Mid The two scientists said " ’mis Manchester or Vernon schools. CLEAN, USED refrigerators, call Doris Smirn, Jarvis Realty LARGE unusual Ranch wim a house on high traffic count acre lot 15 minutes to Pratt DR4FTSMAN EXCELLENT room for female kade, air - conditioned office oven and range, city utilities, T-» •> rr r* ^ ^ ^ '' i HaUT TTo Q fl1T., Realtors, MLS, 643-1121. view. Features 24’ living room, highway situated on 19,800 and Whitney, 3 miles to UConn. scaped lots. Lake privileges. Good pay scale. We train you. school teacher. Kitchen privi­ space available. Excellent $31,900. BuUder, 649-5624, 643- KEITH REAL ESTATE Realtors, Route 30, Vernon, polymers otters great promise 1714. with guarantees. See them at large formal dining room, li­ square toot parcel, gcxxl busi­ Upper 20’s. Wolverton Agency, $3,600. Amston Lake Company Engineering of sprinkler, 643-2414 or 872-6997. leges. Call 649-6258 after 4 p.m. parking. As low as $125. INVITATION 0609. 1-637-2647. (Omers. Open 7 643-9574 872-4166. controlled release of her- B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 brary, 3 or 4 bediooms, three ness potential. Philbrick Agen­ Realtors, 649-2813. 646-4126 649-1922 fire protection systems, ex­ monthly. Call Lou Arruda, 644- ’THE big-little house. 290 Bid- fireplaces, 3^ baths, recrea- days). ______!______!______blcides, insecticides . . . fungi- CABINET makers. Exhibit shop Main St. Call 643-2171. ROOM for rent, ladies only, T O B ID cy, Realtors, 646-4200. 6-room cldes, rodenticides, defoliants perience preferred or com­ Situations Wanted— 1639. well St. secluded yet so cen­ ' ion room, garages, on a three- MANCHESTER — A spacious WELL MAINTAINED experience preferred. Excel­ kitchen privileges, laundry fa­ AMS’TON Lake — 3 bedrooms. brick-front Ranch on Manches- and pharmaceuticals.” plete backgrotmd in ability Male 39 SEWING MACHINE — New PRESIDENTIAL tral —l(X)k it over, fall in love. acre lot. C!all for appointment. MANCHES’TBR — Beautiful 6- lawn surrounds mis 4-bedroom SI, SI senlorita, Spanish influ- lent openings. Displaycraft, cilities, parking. 649-5129. NEW modem offices, ideal for ’The Board of Education, Man­ Outstanding waterfront, needs ter Rd., OlMtonbury. Nicely But mey warned that "be- to read all phases of build­ Manchester, 643-9567. 1969 zig zag, unclaimed laya­ Make reasonable otter. Time Philbrick Agency, Realtors, room Cape wim 3 bedrooms, Cape home in a nelghborhoixi ence Colonial, 7 spacious professionals. Plenty of free chester, Connecticut, invites extensive repairs. Low, low landscaped %-acre lot. Good nlgn" polymeric formations ing construction plans. Per­ CARIGGRAPHIC technician way, buttonholes, monograms, (3LEAN, pleasemt room in pri­ VILLAGE nearing for us to leave Man­ 646-4200. formal dining room, carpeted ideal for your children. Call us rooms, baths, 2-car garage, will do illustrations and map parking. East Center St. loca­ bids for a television camera. down payment, budget terms. buy at $25,900. Call Carriage would have to be found before manent job, salary open, full SHOE salesman wanted, full­ hems, etc. Now only $64. Easy vate home for working gentle­ living room wim fireplace, pri­ now to see mis lovely home. central, city utilities. Morrison, tion. Call 646-2212. Bids will be received up to 3:30 chester. Could assist financing. Lifetime opportunity. Amston mey could be used wim medi­ company benefits. Mall res­ time, 40 hours weekly, good preparation, part-time. 649- terms. 622-0931 dealer. man. 129 Walker St., Manches­ APARTMENTS TWO houses for sale — one 7- vate shaded yard. Wolverton Only $24,900. The Paul W. Dou­ Realtor, 643-1016. Realty, 646-1110, 649-0346. 1714 evenings. p.m., D.S.T., Aug(ust 28, 1970. room, one 8-room, self-clean­ Lake Company, 1-687-2647. cines. umes to Automatic Sprinkler salary, hospitalization, vaca­ ter. STORE, 20’x70’, 846 Main St., MANCHESTER Green Area — Agency, Realtors, 6432818. gan Agency, Realtors, 649-4636, ’The right is reserved to reject ing range, dishwasher, copper (Omers. Open 7 days.) Corp., P.O. Box 87, Man­ tion and many other benefits. Downtown Manchester. Avail­ Now renting, (Hie and two 6Vi-room Ranch, fireplace, full 6431021. NEW LIS’TING — Immacutate any and all bids. Specifications bedrexim apartments. Carpet­ plumbing, 200 amp service. MANCHESTER—Excellent area. chester, Conn. Apply Miles Shoes, Parkade, NORTH Main St. — furnished able September 1st. Call 522- basement. Offers invited. Fll- aluminum sided Ranch wim BOLTON $24,900 Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 Public Notice and bid forma may be obtained ing, 2 air-condiUoners, 1 Vi Mid 30’s each. Easily financed. large center hall, 4-bedroom MANCHES’TER — Huge 8-room Manchester, Ctonn. room, private bath, kitchen, 3114. loramo Realty, 643-1094. garage, full basement, biu at the Business Office, Board of baths. Ranch, half acre wcxxled lot, 2 C!olonial, excellent condition, Out of Town Manchester Line, high location, An equal opportunity employer. HOME needed for male private sitting room. $30 week­ Alton Wilcox, 43 Berkley Dr., line Possible three bedirooms, Education, 1146 Main Street, Call Frances K. KEENEY Street area — 7-room baths, double garage, 42’ fam­ garage, large lot, centrally lo­ For Sale 75 large older 6 finisned, 7-room NOTICE OF BID TRUCK driver, full-time, excel­ cat. House trained, good ‘Jfer! To Lease or Buy ly. 289-0939, 643-2098. MAIN STREET office space, Vernon, 643-7367. carpeting. $19,900. ' Wolverton Cape, ^enclosed breezev.’ay, 2-car Manchester, Connecticut. Wagner, Rental Colonial, 1^ baths, 6 per cent ily room, newly painted, cated. Owner may help in fl- 'me B o i^ of Eldueatlon, Man­ lent fringe benefits. See Wil­ sonality. Call 640-8695. 100 per cent location near Manager, 646-2623 Agency, Realtor, 6432813. VERNON garage, 1% acres, trees. 3 Rooms of New Furniture COMPLETE light housekeeping assumable mortgage. Flllo- CIRCA 1740 large aumentlc Co- manclng. Asking only $28,000. chester,' Omneottcut, soUolto MEXIHANIC’S helper — pin set­ liam Lowry or Walter Schind­ banks, air-conditioned, auto­ Elouglas E. Pierce, or 643-1028. $31,900. Meyer, Realtors, 643- from room, private entrance, park­ ramo Realty, 643-1094. lonial, 11 rooms. Seven fire­ EYechette Realtors, 647-9908. EVERYTHING IS BIG bids for roof repairs to tbs ter machines, evenings 6-11 ler, W. G. Glenney Co., 336 No. matic lire sprinkler. Apply Business Manager 0609. Manchester High School. Bsslt SIAMESE mother cat and kit­ ing. 649-0358, 643-6266. places, two baths, some of me BUT — ANDOVER $29,900 p.m. Must be able to work Main St., Manchester. Marlow’s, 867 Main St. MANCHESTER. — 8 - room PRICE: its small — rooms ed bids will be received until tens for sale. 646-3168. original floors, lames, doors, WE CX)ULD have gotten more, MANCHES’TER — 2 family, 35 SOUTH FARMS Saturday or Sunday. Apply in MODEL HOME FURNISHED room for gentle­ Raised Ranch, 4 bedrooms, but owner says sell, so $16,600 wim 2 car garage, nice floor are big, lot is huge. Alumi­ Vacant 6-bedroom, modern 9- September 8, 1970 at 8:80 p.m., FULL-’TIME desk clerk, ma­ MANCHESTER Green — ground etc. Can rent upstairs vdille room Ranch, built-in kitchen, person. Vernon Lanes, Route man with kitchen privileges, baths. Offers invited. EHUo- buys a C!ape on Wcxxlbridge St. plan including 2 bedrixims, ex­ num sided Raised Ranch, D.S.T., at which time mey will ture, reliable person, second FREE — playful female kitten, ★ COLONIAL fl(K)r 900 square feftt, front por­ restoring if desired. Assum­ MOVE RIGHT IN: 7-room 7% rooms, fireplace, garage faniily rcxim wim fireplace, 2 83, Vernon. mostly black, 6 weeks old, near bus line, 649-6914. tion carpeted. Second floor, one ramo Realty, 643-1094. Elve rooms, garage, deep treed cellent condition. A good buy. be publicly opened. The right is shift. Available weekends. Call ★ MODERN able mortgage. $27,000. Phil­ Ranch. 3 bednxims, formal din­ and your own swimming baths, sundeck, walk-out base­ reoerved to reject any and all housebroken, 742-8731. large room, 360 square feet, al­ lot. Includes stove and refrig­ Wolverton Agency, Realtors, WANTED two part-time custo­ 643-1555. ★ SPANISH MANCHESTER — 9 - room brick Agency, Realtors, 646- ing nxim, flrst-fl(x>r family pm cape. BARROWS and WALLACE CX). separately. one wim 6 rooms, bom expand­ large lot, extras. CJhoice resi­ Manchester Parkade, Manch. 876-0024 between 9-3. Monday- Your opportunity to join an and wormed. Alter 6 p.m., 643- $135. monthly. 529-0518. room , formal dining rcx>m, den, Private yard. Handy to 646-1180 COVENTRY — -year old, new­ Apartments— Flats— dential neighborhood. 4% per schcxil, shopping, church«es, 649-5306 4 EViday. expanding fabric chain is 0412. SOUTH FARMS able. Situated on well land­ 3 bedieoms, garage. Job trans­ INSTANT CREDIT Tenements 63 STORE — Suitable for ’TV, cent assumable mortgage. Ap­ bus line. C3ty utilities, 3 or 4 ly painted, 7-room oversized here! Retail experiencie scaped acre. Ckcll for details. fer dictates bargain price of BOLTON . . .Ranch high on a PART-TTME driver stock clerk, FREE — Four long haired bob- barber shop, shoe repair, etc. praised mid 20’s. Will consid­ bedrexims, fireplace, over­ Cape, on treed acre, 6 miles helpful but not essential. Quality built homes in a double “ A” suburban Asking $64,900. Philbrick $28,900. Call early! Bel Air cliff overlooking Eastern Conn. over 21, nights, and weekends. tailed kittens (Manx ances­ OPEN SUNDAYS 10-6 WE HAVE customers waiting Includes lavatory, heated. Ap­ er any reasonable offer for fast sized garage, just painted. from Manchester, 1% baths, NOTICE Call Mr. Shenkman, Jr. at setting with all city utilities. A dozen different Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Real Estate. 643-9332. Nine acres in all. Utility build­ Must have car. Apply Arthur Pilgrim Mills for opportu­ try.) Two yellow and white, at- MON.-FRI. 10-9 for the rental of your apart­ proximately 18x22’. Comer sale. Owner, 643-0862. Prudent buy — Mid 20s. Mr. MANCHESTER is next dexjr to bullt-lns, raised fireplace. Own­ ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ styles to ch(X)se from. Lcv/ls, 649-6306. this beautiful 4-room Ranch, ing. Truly a unique property PUBLIC HEARING Drug, 942 Main St., Manches­ nity to discuss your future. tracUvely marked, two black. Eldrldge and Spruce St. See MANCHESTER — 3-bedroom er anxious, $26,600. 742-8131. tate Associates, Inc. 643-5129. has oversized garage and in that must be seen. Sensibly REPEAL OF ORDINANCE ter. Call today! Box trained. Seven weeks old. owner, 254 Spruce St. Come see our models or plans to discover why frame and brick Ranch under Call 742-6702. H &L G The Ensemble The Pompon B & W • • excellent condition. Call on this. priced in me forties. T. J. MECHANIC, full - Ume days. AVAILABLE for September 1st. these homes are selling. Prices start in the low 10 years young, fireplace, wall- $19,500. Mitten Agency, Real­ Citockett, Realtors, 643-1677. Wanted— Real Estate 77 BOARD OF DIRECTORS 646-4422 to-wall carpet in living leom, BARROWS and WALLACE CO. Apply in person. Charest Esso, (xicupancy, 1-bedroom luxury Houses For Rent 65 30’s! tors, 643-6930. ’TOWN OF MANCHES’TER. FURNITURE apartment at beautiful Teresa dining room and hall, huge Manchester Parkade, Manch. BOL’TON 6-ro9m Cape, large ALL CASH for your property CXJNNECmCUT Route 30, Vernon. Live Stock 42 649-5306 - PART-’TIME counter help, two 669 Burnside Ave. Apartments includes wall to SIX-ROOM Colonial, $240. lease South Farms is off Dartmouth Rd., across from finished rec rcxim, 2-zone heat, MANCHES’TER — 7-room Co- lot, large rooms, mud room, within 24 hours. Avoid red PROPOSED ORDINANCE wall carpeting, air-condition­ and references. Wolverton the Richard Martin School. Dartmouth Rd. runs country size lot. Spotless in­ (COUNTRY Club area . . .new lonial, near bus line, back­ lake privileges. Only $20,000. tape, instant service. Hayes or three nights a week, 5-1 a.m. East Hartford Notice is hereby given that FOUR heifers and three goats. ing, dishwasher, refrigerator, Agency, 649-2813. terior must be seen. ’Bie Paul nine room colonial. Four bed- yard fenced in, needs some Fiano Agency 646-0191. Agency, 646-0181. Call or apply Arby’s Roost 289-0756 north-south between Spring St. and Fern St. me Board of Directors, ’Town NOTICE 644-0248. range, disposal, $162. per W. Dougan Agency, Realtors, rtxims, 2% baths, two car ga­ remodeling, $23,900. Mitten Beef, 257 Broad St., 649-8043. TO rent for hunting season, 8- CXIVENTRY — Hurry won’t last! of Manchester, Connecticut, wiU BEFORE YOU BUY FURNI­ month. Paul W. Dougan Agen­ 649-4535, 6431021. rage. Now under construction. Agency, Realtors, 648-6930. p u b u c h e a r in g DONUT man or man to be TURE ANYWHERE, SEE OUR cy, 649-4636, 646-i021. rcxim house on Deer Isle, Move right in, 3room Ranch, LAND—Louis Dlmock Realty, hold a Public Hearing in me SEILLER moving out of town, Choice setting, land adjoins win si-r Realtors, 649-9823. Hearing Room at me Municipal trained as donut man. Please Articles For Sale 45 LOW PRICES. Maine. References required. MERRITT AGENCY Town watershed property. T. Ranch — $26,600. Six garage. Only $8,000. down. ADDI'nONAL call collect. Mr. St. Hilaire, AVAILABLE September 1st., Call Esten or Barry. Phone at 6%-room Cape on large lot, rexims, wall-to-wall carpet, Owner will finance. Only Building, 41 Center Street, Man­ MAHOGANY dining room set, J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. APPROPRIA’nONS '203-822-8723 for appointment. ALUMINUM sheets used as One bedrexim apartment at Deer Isle 207-348-2517. Man­ 6 4 6 -1 1 8 0 near bus line. Call Braimwalte built-ins, fireplace, 2-car $12,900. 628-0686. chester, Connecticut, ’Tuesday, $96. BBoudoir chair, $10. Sunny Brcxik Village. Includes chester phone 643-6157. Call af­ Agency, Realtor, 649-4693. TO SETTLE estate —four-bed- garage, trees. Hutchins Agency, September 1, 1970, at 8 p.m. to BOARD OF DIRECTORS printing plates, .009 thick, 23x Vacuum cleaner, $10. Call 643- heat and appliances. $160 per rnnectlcut, will 12-place, $30. 643-6972. en. House equipped completely garage, beautifully land­ ter. patio sand. 643-9504. child preferred, $250. per Realtor, MLS, 643-2325. on one floor, quality con­ wim a view. Assumable mort­ TOWN OF MANCHES’TER, tober 7, 1969. hold a Public Hearing in the except for bed linen and scaped. Price reduced to SINGER touch and sew with month, heat included. Refer­ TOMORROW, SUNDAY, 2 - S PJI. struction, maintenance free gage. $25,9(X). Philbrick Agen­ CONNECmCHT A copy of me proix»ed Or­ Hearing Room at the Municipal TAG SALE — Hundreds of arti­ towels. Furnished. CARPENTER’S helper wanted, cabinet. Monograms, hems, ences required. Hayes Agency, $66,(XX). For further informa­ NINE-ROOM Colonial, large house of your dreams. Easy cy, Realtors, 646-4200. PROPOSED ORDINANCE dinance may be seen in me Building, 41 Center Street, Man­ cles of good clothing and all full - time, own transportation embroiders, etc. Used, excel­ 646-0181. tion call Philbrick Agency, kitchen, formal dining room, care for lot wim privacy. Town Clerk’s office during chester, Connecticut, ’Tuesday, types of miscellaneous items. Short walk to everything. SEVEN-RCK)M SpUt Level, 8 necessary, call 742-6062 after lent condition. Guaranteed. Realtors, 646-4200. 20’ living room, 1% baths, first- Notice is hereby given that business hours, September 1, 1970, at 8:00 p.m. Some antlqes, old bottles, A’lTRACnVE 4V4 rexims, sec­ Let us show you how to r^e-- bedrooms, family room, 2- 7 p.m. Full price now $66 or 7 month­ floor family room, 4 bedrooms, the Board of Directors, Town of Dated at Manchester, Con- to consider and act on the fol­ Saturday, August 22nd and Sun­ ond flexir, porch, stove, refrig­ WOODLAND POR’TER ST. area — Picture- lax and enjoy mose leisure ly payments of $8. 622-0476, 2-car garage. Large lot, $28,- years. Manchester, ConnecUcut, wdll „ecUcut, this 20m day of Au- lowing: FULL - TIME or part - time day August 23rd, from 10 to 4. erator, parking may be ar­ pretty Is Oils immaculate ono- 900. Philbrick Agency, Real­ rage. Priced to seU. Hayes hold a Public Hearing in the Proposed additional appro­ help wanted mornings, with dealer. ranged. Opjxisite Center Park, owner 6-room Colonial wim 64 Homestead St., Manchester. MANOR H B H tors, 646-4200. Agency, 646-0181. Hearing Room at me Municipal James P. Parr, priation to General Fund mechanical experience. Top adults, no pets, references re­ formal dining room, beamed • • 36" ROPER gas stove with gas B &. 'W COVENTRY LAKE — ’Tremen- Building, 41 Center StrMt, Man- Secretary Budget 1970-71, Police De­ wages paid. Apply 270 Hart­ NEED tires? 40 per cent dis­ quired. 640-7629. heater, excellent condition. APARTMENTS ceiling Uvlng room, fireplace CONTEMPORARY 7% - room b ARROWS and WALLACE CX>. Board of Directors partment $12,000.00 ford Rd., Manchester. count. Premium. First Line. dous value ottered in this jum- Chester Connecticut 643-9839. Homestead Street and deep wooded lot. This Ranch wim large lot in beauU- Manchester Parkade, Manch. bo sized Colonial home. Pea- Septenil»r 1. 1970 at 8:00 p.m., lor Special Services, to be Wide ovals. And truck tires. ’THREE nxims, with heat, Manchester, Conn. Manchester, Conn. home is in exceUent condition fuUy wooded setting. Pink 649-6306 tures modem kitchen wim consider and act on me fol- financed by an increase in SUPERIN’TENDENT for room­ Coles Discount Station, 461 ’THREE-PIECE bedroom set, stove and refrigerator, no in a lovely neighborhood. A marble fireplacb, 3 b ed room s,______pets, close to bus line and WOODLAND MANOR otters buUt-ins, 2 fuU baths, 20’ mas­ lowing: current services. ing house. Man or man and West Center St., 643-6332. mahogany, $300, or best offer. k j good value at $29,900. Helen 1% baths, family room, large MANCHESTER — Just listed, 7- ’The purchase of approxi- Proposed additional appro­ wife. Excellent situation for shopping center. References. the ultimate in ccHivenlent SI ter bedroom, fireplace, garage. LEGAL Call between 9-2, 647-1397. D. Cole, Realtor, 6436666. flagstone patio. $29,600. Phil­ room older Ckilonial, 2-car ga­ mateUy 11.29 acres of land someone on Social Security. FLYING instruction bcxiks, Security deposit. Available presUge living, with schools, CaU quickly on this prime priation to General Fimd brick Agency, Realtors, 643 rage, nice landscaped yard. adjacent to me ’Town of Light duties. Apartment pro­ compasses, home course law SOFA bed, $76; gas hot water Sept. 1st. 646-1098. shopping and religious facil­ MANCHES’TER — Ebccluslve value. $24,000. Philbrick Agen­ NOTICE Budget 1970 - 71, Pen­ ities nearby. 4200. Owner may help in financing. Manchester Disposal Area sion Fund Administration vided. All utilities provided, txxiks, kitchen set, 649-6698. heater $30. Call 649-7841, any­ 7 1,800 square foot custom built cy, Realtors, 646-4200. ONE - BEDROOM apartment. Only $22,900. EYechette Real­ from Kohn Bromers for the $1,325.00 convenient central location. time. Cape, breezeway, 3 ca r ga­ IMMACHLATE 6%-room TUuich TOWN OF ANDOVER SCREENED loam, processed Sept. 1st. occupancy. $165 per IMMEDIA’TE OCCUPANCY CJICKHET tors, 647-9993. COVENTRY — 3room Cape, sum of $60,000 plus me, con­ Write P. O. Box 829, Manches­ rage, beautiful wooded double rec room and garage, PUBLIC HEARING OF THE to be financed from unap­ gravel, bankrun gravel, sand, SEWING Machine — Singer zig month, includes heat and ap­ Spacious one-bedroom wim 1% baths, one-car garage, veyance by me ’Town to ter, Conn. 67 KENNEDY ROAD lot. Asking $36,900. Preebette mree bedrooms, kitchen has LGOKIE, LOOKIE ' 4-bedroom ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS propriated surplus. fill, stone. George H. Gritting. zag with cabinet. Very reason­ pliances. Paul W.. Dougan apartments, refrigerator, 1402 beautiful stone fireplace, well Kohn Bromers of four acres stove, dishwasher, disposal, 10M-24)i 5462 Realtors, 647-9998. Oiloni^, 1% baths, 2-car gar­ Proposed additicmal appro­ Inc., Andover, 742-7886. able. Call 249-0786, Agency, 649-4636, 646-1021. Here’s a job change situation that makes avail­ buUt-ins and dining area. Im­ shaded lot, year 'round home, of land bounded on the norm The Zoning Board of Appeals priation to Capital Im­ MECHANIC for school bus air-cxinditioning, fuU carpet-- age, central, city utUlties, alu­ able a three-year young prestige Forest Hillw NEW LISTING—Bowers School, mediate occupancy. Assum­ paneled kitchen wim plenty of by me HELCX) power ease­ of Andover, Conn. wUl hold a provement Reserve Fund fleet. Work inside and out. ’TWO-YEAR old Sylvania color ing, total electric through­ -Start now to make this able mortgage, $23,600. Wolver­ minum siding. Priced right. LOOKING for anything in real home. This is truly an ideal situation — a fine Top a slim and sleek dress 3-bedroom Colonial, 1% baths, cabinets, oU hot air heat wim ment, on me west by pn^ public hearing in me town office 1970-71 Budget, for Kohn Plenty of overtime, (tood rate ’TV, Maytag washer, dryer, estate rental - apartments, out. with a buttoned-jacket attractive pompon hat. Morrison Realtor, 643101(S. Wanfed->-To Buy 58 home, up to the minute in amenities and appoint­ garage, low, low 20’s. Wolver- ton Agency, Realtors, 6432813. humidifier, 'Possible assum­ erty of Kohn Bromers, on buUding on Wednesday, Septem­ Property acquisition for gcxid man. 643-2414. stereo, brass fireplace set, twin homes, multiple dwellings, no M training equipment, to be We believe this eight-room, four-bedroom Gar­ ton tsf Is calu fw Mck„Nt- CODE wst StzM MiaOir. 1% baths, rec room, breeze- rooms, 1% baths, air-condition- _ . , .__,__ move. Sells for $3,260. Will tity. ’The Harrison’s, 643-8709, FIVE-ROOM apartment, newly I tws t s ^ M * flrtt-cMs B illlv heated garage, 2 stories, patio 2-car garage. Out-buUding. ance. financed by a Grant. STRUCTURAL steel laiyout man rison Colonial with 2 1 / 9 baths and a two-car garage The Fall & Winter '70 way, double garage, flowering tag. % acre lot. Priced for business take $2,000. Never used or 165 Oakland Street renovated. Stove, refrigerator, ■m 'B on elt. Maaekester wim large lovely shaded yard. Hutchins Agency, 6436824. Dated in Andover this 22nd James F. Farr, for fabrication shop, top is fairly priced in the low forties. Come, see if you XV( AVS. ALHUM is 654, includes trees, $29,900. Hayes Agency, quick sale. $29,000. Principles erected. Easy payments. 643- heat, hot water. For appoint­ U & R agree with us. or YOBK, postage and handling. 6430131. Ckin be bought wim or wimout only. 872-8640. Dated at Manchester, Ckmnec- day of August 1070. Secretary wages, long hours, all benefits, 7246. Dealer. ment 643-9353 or 228-3918. M.T. lasn. (ximplete furnishings. Owner BOWEIRS Sidiool — Tliree or tlcut, this 20m day of August Zoning Board of Appeals, AMrest «itk ZIP FUWII OUILTS. ..Six ippllOM Board of Directors steady employment. Apply at REALTY C O .. INC. Pfiat N«m Mi III pliciS itiliiil Pattin Andover, Conn. Rooms Without Board 59 COM, tt| M 1 Silt. $22,500 DOLL HOUSE, dead-end going soum. Ckinvenient to four-bedroom Cape. WaU-to- BOLTON —New 3room cus- 1070. Manchester^ Ctonn. yard in person untir5:30 p.m. CAJIPETS and life too can be SIX-R(JOM apartment, near 99 EAST CENTER STREET THE WILLIAM L BELFIORE ADENGY pltcti, II^ IM S fir till 0101- street, 150x160, trees, 3 room schools, shopping and bus. waU carpeting, sun room, tom built Raised Ranch. Four Board of Directors Marvin Graboff, LARGE furnished room far The Fall, 4 Winter "70 SS4, licliln pMtili m i kaa- Dated at Mancheiitor, Con­ Manchester Strutctural Steel, beau^ful if ypu use Blue stores and bus line, adults MANCHESTER, CONN. Basic FASHION Book is 01 mf. Ranch, breezeway, 3 ca r ga­ Reasonabley priced, mid(Ue large kitchen, raised torrace. bedroonu; double garage, acre James F. Farr, Chairman male only, parking, $16 week-y. necticut, this eighteenth day of Mitchell Dr., '.Manchester, Lustre. Rent eledtrlc shamp- only. Security deposit requir­ 648-9661 or 643-2692 REALTORS 647-1413 65^, includes postage and rage, Hutchins Agency Real- 20’s. cai^ries PonticeUi, owner- Austin A. Chambers, Realtor, treed lot. $31,600. Hayes Agen- Secretary Albert Richey, August 1970. Conn. er $1. Olcott Variety Store. CaU 644-0123 after 5. ed. Call after 2 p.m: 649-1287. handling. tors, 6138834. ’------broker, 6430644 or 872-4732. MLS, 6432325. cy, 6430131. Manchester, Conn. Secretary PAGE SIXTEEN SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1970 i ^ m U i / NEWINGTON! -I REASUK Come on in! Visit oor newest Family store in NEWINGTON! You'll find sensational values in all 4 Treasure City Stores to celebrate the event # n r Hurry! v , '

In VFW Post M rs. M ary t^eDuc o f 40 Cam­ bridge St was Installed yester­ day as National Council mem­ ber of the VFW Auxiliary repre­ senting the Departments of Con­ necticut and Massachusetts. The ceremony took place at the an­ nual National VFW Auxiliary Convention in Miami Beach, Fla. everything for Mrs. LeDuc is also serving as INCREDIBLE! OUR ENTIRE STOCK national youth activities chair­ man for the Eastern States Con­ DRASTICALLY MARKED DOWN ference of the VFW Auxiliary, LIMITED A past president of the Manches­ QUANTITIES ter VFW Auxiliary, she is a past w e Reserve Tbe State Department president, B l^ to Limit past District president, and past Quantities I president of the Hartford-Tol- land County Counil. She is also White and M a former member of the Town Roll Up Sleeve Ladles’ Shirts pastels w l of Manchester Board of Direc­ r\ 1 Criss Cross tors. BRASSIERE Long Dieeve Doyr Dniris Solids and deeptones 01 Name Approved Helene Jurtis Spray Net Hold 3 forSI WASHINGTON (AP) — The nomination of Philadelphia at­ 45 RPM Records Oldles but Ooodles 3for 3 1 torney MUm W. Kirkpatrick as a federal trade commissioner Men’s & Ladles’ Wallets & Purses $2 values 58c

was approved by the Senate Sheer & Lovely A popwta* bre at a vory, vary low Commerce Committee Friday prico. Docron and cotton with an tmbroldsrod cwp and Kodol Rbor* 7 OL Economy Size Prell Shampoo Val. 2.04 99e and sent to the Senate for a con­ nil. In wMlo. Poddsd A A t cvp, NYLON 3701; Unpoddod, A-A-C cwp. 33- firmation vote, probably next 40. week. 4 oz. Secret Spray Deodorant Lasts hours. 49c Kirkpatrick will succeed Cas­ SLEEPWEAR 1^ per W. Weinberger, currently Gomhinatlon Padlock Protect your property. 77c deputy director of the Presi­ HOSEHUGGER dent’s Office of Management Mini Desk Lamp with Bulb A 8.59 Value 1J94 and Budget. President Nixon, who nominated Kirkpatrick la expected to name him FTC Simulated Cedar Storage Chest 86c chairman. Rug Remnants Handsome tweeds and colors 47c

Advertisement — Muny tn arid chooM horn ovr lor^a foil » **<**w^ •* ny<*n town* m baby M b . Owr n«v, flodi llttlo ponty hoso Scale Matchbox Gars 59c each value 3for SI Thoy'r* frimmad with rwffiM at th« bwp9 or of popwlor ontron oi>d nocMn* »nd at the bottom. ■ ri9ht colwi lycra, twoolly trimmod with loco. mint, pink, coral, m olts, ilock, tool Yowr cholco ecial programs, and lots of in last season’s national Nielsen does. CBS executives say NBC-’TV’s "Knaft Music Hall,” them. It is experimenting, not *" M««m nrt* 100% » important,” said Berry. “No- unrecognised. "Larry Storch M, pieeH. Tew «nn ibeeei SHARPENED 277 BROAD body goes for big laughs. We’ve said I could rob a bank and taken Jokes out if they dmi’t fit walk away unnoticed,” he said, We Are Not Satisfied the character. “I’ve got the most ncmdescript Until You Are! IBEDQDILTS “I’ve heard it doesn’t relate to face in the worid. If I go any- Saturdays on NBC will STEREO the problems o t today. If you whore in this town people are bring back the Woody 649-8705 want to see the problems of to- impressed because of Jackie, Woodpecker Show b^ 188R W. Middle ’Tumidke TAPES day, turn on the news. I think His wife, Jackie Joseph, con- ginning Sept. 12. there's room tor shows that are ducts a popular talk show on a pure entertainment.” Los Angeles television station. FOR Ken admits that he is worried He said, “I was having my CBS is moving away from camper fixed and a little girl CARS its omphiuris on shows appealing said to me, ‘you’re Jackie Jo- L T. WOOD 51 BISSELL STREET to people in small towns and ni- sejdi’s husband.’ Blocks, Crashed, CkdMs. 24-Hoar Vendor Service on It-Ib. bac ral areas. He also is quick to “I always try to rationalise CnMhed lee. Plaat open weekdays 8-6, Sundays 8-L Bissell TV-Badlo Sales and Service It these Prices add that he doesn’t think “May- that H’s better to have tiie pri- St. runs east from Main St. at State Theatre. SRN SHEETS berry” ritould be lumped into vaey,” be said. 1 ^ 7 7 m ito .

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SATURDAY JQ PROGRAM Educational MONDAY JO PROGRAM Morning TUESDAY JO PROGRAM U :l ard Burton, Raynumd Maasey. TV * (8) Mike Doaglaa Show (0> Bedbam, Phillip Alford, John (8> Get It ToceUier (18) Double Decker Theater (8) Mike Doeslae Sheir (O) Biography of “Mad Booths" (80) Divorce Goart (C) Menga. (18) DAteltiie 18 “Slaves of Ballon” Richard (WEDH, Channel 2 4 ) (SO) Dlvotee C e u i <0) one of America’s greateat act­ (40) AH My GhOdrea (C) (8) Trath or OonaeqaeBees (0) (40) Candlcpin BowUof Conte, Linda Christian. (40) AU My ChUdiMi (C> ing tamillea and parUcularly (Monday — Friday) 1:80 (8) A* the World Tan* (C) (18) C u d ld Camera 12:89 (8) BFD No, 8 <0) “ Women's Prlswi” Ida Luplno, (8) Aa the World T u a a (C) o t Edwin Booth’s two great' (W) LUo with Liakletter (C> (8640) News — Weather aad (89) Underdog (0 ) Jan Sterling. (88) LUe with Ltahletter (O) tra^dies.. .death o t bis wife (8-40) Let’* Make a Deal Sport* (01 (8-40) Let’i Mahe A Deal (0) 6:8* (8) Siga On aad Prayer 7:98 (50) 1 Dream o f JoaaBie (0> <8) American Bandstand Sunday, August 23 and his hot-beaded brother's 8:00 (8) Love U a Many ^leadored (18) Unabridged (O) (SO) Adam 12 B (C) (8) lA ve 1« a M eay Spleadered assassination of President Lin- 5:65 (8) Town Crier — ■ (C> (8-40) Mod Sqaad (O) 1:90 (8) Superman (C) (8-40) Lawrence Welk Show Thin* (C) ooln. 6:08 (8) Sommer Semeater (C> of Oar Uvea (C) (18) Movie Bridge with Jean Coz B (80) D ay, ot Oar U vos (O) "In a Lonely Place" Hum­ (18) C ^ n . Report (C> 9:00 (8) Green Acres (0) French Chef D 0:00 (S) Mayberry BFD (0) 6:18 (8) Newaoope (8-40) Newlywed Game (C) (89) Jr. TalMit Show (30) Movie (8-40) Newlywed Gam e (O) (80) Movie 6:16 (8) Mrapectlve* (G) (C) phrey Bogart, Gloria Graham. "To Poach Sole Filleto” I (S> Gaidbu Uyht (o> 8:80 (8) Golding Light 8:80 (36) Debbie Beynolda (C) Liake Compounce "By Love Possessed” Lana NET Festival "IVbat's So Bad About Feeling 6:86 (8) Year Commamlty )(0> (80) The Doctor* (C) (40) Movie Turner, Efrem Zimbalist Jr. (80) The D octor, (o> Good?" Geoiwe Peppard and (88) Conaaltatlon (0> 8:86 (30) Julia B (C> "The March King: John Phil­ (8-40) Detiay Gam e (O) (840)____ Datiag ‘ Game ’‘Spider Woman" Basil Rath- and Jason Robards Jr., oth­ Mary TVIer Moore. Group of 6:45 (8) Morning BeOeottoao (C> 8:00 (8) Virginia Graham Show (C) (840) Movie ip Sousa" (8) Vlryiala Graham Show (C> hippies m Vsnhattan’s Green­ (8) Mr. Goober (C) "Journey of R. F. Kennedy” bone. ers. Wealthy attorney comee 8:09 Chicago Festival (80) Another World—Bay City 1;S0 (3) Johnny Quest (C) to fuller understanding of his (80) Another W orld--Bay (Xty wich Village make pet ot trop­ (86) ToAur Show (C) (8-40) Geaetal Hoapital (C) Stoo'. of man and bis time University of lillnois Jazz (8-40) General Hoapital (0 ) 8:00 (8) Capt. Kaagaroo (C> narrated by John HusUm. (8) Great Races ot the SUties moral responsibilUles during B w d ical bird, carrier of rare virus 8:80 (8) Gomer l^le — V8MC (C> Debut. Highlights o t '65 Wat­ few shock-filled days when hli (8) Gomer V ylo — V8MC (0> that gives ita "victims" sense (46) The Flintetooeo (80) Bright Prom ise (L') 0:00 (SO) 5Iovie 8:30 Down East Smlle-ln (80) Bright Prom lae (0 ) . "Help!" The Beatles are pur­ kins Glen Auto Race. whole life seems to crumble.R 9:90 Forsyte Saga of hiqpplness and well-being. B 8:86 (46) Leave It to Beaver (840) One LUe to Uve (O (18) Movie 9:80 (3) NFL Pre-Season Football "A Silent Wooing" (8-40) One Life to U v e (O) 0:80 (8) Doris Day Show (O) 9:66 (8) Hap Blchard* Show (0> 4:00 (8) Banger Statloa (C> sued around world by gang of "Captive Girl" Johnny Weiss­ Ciame (C> 10:00 Evening at Pops (C) (8) Banger Station (O) (18) AUrod Hltohooek (8) Beat the a e c k <0) (80) Another World—Somerset Ekistem riff-raff and mad sci­ muller. Mmnesota Vikings vs. Houston (80) Another W orld—Somerset "Hitchhike” (80) OaUopiag Gourmet (C> (8-40) Dark Shadow* (C) entist who are after sacrificial (80) F Troop (0> Oilers (0-40) Dark Shadowa (0 ) 10:80 (8) WUd Wttd West (C) (40) Maaoter* 4:80 (8) Haael (C) ring which Ringo Is Imocently 2:09I Big ] 8 Theater (8-40) Engelbert Humperdinck Monday, August 24 (040) Dark Shadow* (U) (18) Tea O’clock Boport (O) 6:15 (8) Yogi Bear Show (0> (8) David Frost Show (C> wearing. R "W ee Willie Winkle” '37. Ut- Show (C) PM 4:50 (8) Haael (C) 18:80 (840) Now (C> 9:80 (8) Lacy Show (C> (18) Early Show 0:80 (3> Governor u d J. J. (C) tle miss wins hearts of all 10:80 <8) All American Collego Say It with Hands (8) David Froot Show (0> "Anatomy of Youth" Discus­ (8) Coan-Tea*IOB (G> "Maaaacre Canyon" Phil Car (18) -.ured Hitchcock India and also right to wear Show (C> 6:30 What's New B (18) Early Show sion ot current youth turmoil (40) McHale’a Navy rey, Audrey Totter. "R ood Hog" ^een's troops' plaid. Shirley (40) News — Weather and 7:90 Modem Supervisory Tech­ "Fury of the (^ngo” Johnny mifl UQT6BL 10:00 (S> Movie (80-40) niatatoaes (C) 10:i0 (8) Conu. — WhaVo AheadT Temple, Victor MacLaglen. Sports niques Wetasmulter. (18) Tempo 18 (C) (80) Dinah’* Place (O) 5:00 (8) Borke’* Law (640) M a r cu Welby, M.D. (O) June Lang. 10:45 (40) Movies 7:30> :French Chef (80-40) Fltatotoae* (0 ) U:t0 (S«40-40) Nows — Weather (8) Beal TTom Keanedy Show (80) M uster* (18) Tea O’CIock Beport "Mystery Submarine” '61. In­ “ Unholy Wife” (Jhop Dinner in hour 5:00 (8) Bnrke’o Law aad Sports (C> (Premiere) (40) F Troop (C) 10:80 (3) CBS News f e c i a l (V) telligence officer rescues sci­ 11:00 (8) News — Weather and 8:00I World Press (80) M nniten U:Z5 (S> Movie (40) Jack faTaane Show 5:25 (40) Weather Watch (C) (18) Tempo 18 entist and aids in destruction ^w rts 9:00 NET ; Journal (40) F Troop (O) "W om an in Hiding" '60. Hus­ 10:80 (80) OoBceatratiOB (C> 5:80 (10) O O ligu’* U lu d (C) 11:66 (8-640-46) News — Weather of nuclear sub. MacDcnald C a r 11:80 (80) News — Weather and The Conservative Mr. Buckley 5:85 (40) Weather Watch (0 ) band arranges wile’s "acci­ (40) GaUoplag Goarmet (0> (40) W l ^ s My Liner (C> ud Spoil* (C) Stephanie Steele 5:30 (80) OlUlgan’i U laad (C> dent” when ahe learns thai he 11:00 (SO) Sale of the Ceatary (0> Elaine Griftos por­ rey, Marta Toren, Robert Sports (C) 19:00 Toy That Grew Up Mary Tyler Moore pre­ 0:00 (8-8) Weather — Sport* u d U:2S (8) Movie Douglas. shows up in the new (8) Movie "My Boy" Jackie Coogan. (40) WhaV, My Liao (18) Westerner* to be hanged on fake murder Game or week TBA comedy series, Amie,” (M) Weather — agowto aad U:S0 (St) Tonight Show JsW sy Car- (80) HollywMid Sqaamo (C) “The Interns” Sept. 18 charge earns his freedom thru phrey Bogart and Lee J. Cobb. weekly comedy series, (SO) To TeU the Trath (C) (8) This Week in Sports (C) on Sept. 19. Story of pilot who disguises Tuesday, August 25 Newt (O) son (0) (8) Cona, Midday Boport (O (40) New* on CBS. forced marriage. Guy Madi­ Dick Galiette himself as priest in his efforts PM (18) W eitoraers (O) Sept. 15 (CBS). (S48) DIek Cavett Show (C> (40) That Girl (C) 6:05 (40) 77 S u s e t Strip son, Rhonda Fleming, James Z :l» (8-40) Baseball (C> to escape from Cihlnese war­ 6:00 Film (80) To TeU the Troth (O) (U> Merv Oriffla Show (0> U:H (8) Twelve O’Ucck Beport 0:80 (8) New* with Walter Croo- Griffith. Cincinnati and New York Meta lord. "Iceland — The New I And” (40) New* 1:80 (84M0) Newscope (C> (8) MOe Doagla* (O) U :S6 (86) Tonight Shew Jehaay Gar- (M) Twelve O’clock Hick (0) ktte (V) 7:00 (8) After Dfaaer Movie S;M (18>You Asked For It 7:00 (S) Here’, Lncjr (C> 12:00 ($0) Hugh Hefner (C> 6:30 What'S New B 6:16 (40) 77 Saaoet Strip (18) Caadid Camera (86) Jeopardy (C) (8) New* with Fraak Bu- SOB ( O ) S;M (18) Scene '70 (C) 12:15 (8) Movies 7:00 Ou E'Um 6:80 (8) New* with Walter O n a . ' (46) Boot of EveiythlBg (C) "TO KUl a Mockingbird’’ ’68L (8-46) Dick Cavett Show (C) (8) Truth or Omsequences (C) (88-40) New* - Weather aad nold* u d Howard K. Smith Drama of racial prejudice In 4:S0 (18) Rifleman (18) Mitch MUer "A Fever in the Blood” '61. "'I'he Sound Men” kite <0) E^rt* (0> U :86 (8) New* (O) (18) DIek V u Dyke (18) Merv OrUfla Show 6:M (3) Girl from U.N.C.L.E. (C) Judge, DA and senator all 7:30 Sounds tor Summer Night (8) New* with Frank Bey- 18:80 (8) Search for Tomorrow (G> small southern town u seen 1:66 (»»6640> Newo u d Weather (80) News — Weather aad 7:80 (80) My World and Weloome APFBENTICE8HIP (80) NBC New* (C) thru eyes of two smaU chil­ (8-40) Wide World of SporU Sports have their eye on governor's 8:00 Ne ‘I’ Festival aold* and Howard K. Smith To It B (O) "I consider all the kmi^ yeara (80) The Who, What or W hen — Prayer ud Sign Off U8) Saturday News (C) 7:25 (40) News (O) chair and all use murder trial "Oranko‘8 Caatle” (18) Dick Van Dyke (8-M) It Take* a Thiel (0) Game Jackie Gleason R (C) to further their political am- 9:00 NET Festival (O) (80) NBC New* (O (18) Movie I've spent in show hogineas aa (40) A W oiU Apart Live coverage of 3rd round of (30) NBC Comedy Playhouse bitions. Efrem Zimbalist^imb Jr., "in Name of Allah” 7:00 (8) After Dlaaer Movie "The Little Kidnapper^' my apprentlcesMp.’’ says 12:55 (80) New* (C) froir classic from Pleasant Val- “Simon Says Get Married” Angie Dickinson, J ^ y DantoiL 10:00 Chicago E'esUvai B "King Solomon'* Htnee" *60. 8:00 (80) NBC While Paper (0) ey Cbuntry CHub in Sutton, Bob NewhaJt. Martin Milner “ The System” '63. Frank 10:30 Down iilast Umile-ln (C) Tale of safari searching for Special: "Trip to Nowhere" Lucille Ball, star of "Here’s Mass. and Joanna Barnes with spe­ Lovejoy, Joan Weldon. Robert legendary mhiea of EClng S ( ^ News special on current ef­ Lucy” on the (JBS Television WEDNESDAY JO PROGRAM S:M (18) Amateur Hour (€) cial guest Dorothy Provlne. Arthur. mon. Deborah Kerr, Mewart forts to combat severe drug Network. “I’m not artieaned to (8) Weather ~ Sports and Electronic computer named (40) Science Fiction Theatre Wednesday, August 26 Granger, Richard CarlaoiL 1:66 (8) He Said, She Said (0> News (U) problem among today’s youth, (IS) Tea (PChMsk Boport (O) Simon, usually infallible in “Flame Barrier” PM (8) Trath or OoBaeqaeace* 8:80 (840) Movie admit I’m still learning'. RENT (8) Mike Doaglu Show (C> (18) Voyage to Bottom of Sea 6:00 Chicago Festival B (86) Divorce C u r t (0> (80) Then Game B ro a su (C) matchmaking, has breakdown 1:80 (8) Chiller Theatre (40) Smother* Brother* Som­ (80) Tides of Wells Fhrgo when it has task p la y i^ University of Illinois Jazz (40) AU My ChUdru (C> 6;S0 (8) News Ri^er Mudd (30) NBC News (C) 6:30 What's New B (10) LUe with Liakletter (C) 10:80 (18) Tempo 18 entist, waitress and TV come­ (40) News Hea^ines — USAF U:80 (846040) New* — Weatter (8) 1 Love Lucy (O) dy writer. R 7:00 bounds hor a Summer Night (8-40) Let’s Make a D eal (C) Beligioas film and Sign Off 7:30 Down East 8mile-ln B Banquets, 8:80 (8) Love I* a Many S plu dored and Sport* (C) U:8S (8) Movie 8:00 Something Else casian hero known aa "white hictch Segal. Host Bob Croniie. (S)— Oaidlag...... Light (C) w arrior" leads hi* tribeemen 10:00 'rnir»een i&gaJnst Fate BREATHTAKING CX)L0B TV (80) The Doctor* (C) In valiant battle aulnst tyran­ SUNDAY JO PROGRAM "'rhe Survlors” LUa Ked­ DIMES • GLASSES (8-48) Dattag Game (C) ny of Czar hi 19th Century rova, viewing is yours with this per­ Russia. Steve Reeves, Georgia 6:30 (30) Agriculture on Parade a BANQUET TABLES (8) Virginia Graham Show (C) 6:30 (3) News Roger Mndd (C) son^ size 102 (SO. in. screen por­ (SO) Another World—Boy City Moll, Renato BaldlnL 7:00 (SO) This Is the Life TV RECEPTION SIMULATED a SILVEBWABE (840) Oueral Hospital (C) 11:80 (80) Tonight Show Johnny Cnr- 7:80 (8) Faith for Today * u ( G ) (30) Ring Around the World (80) Bright Prom ise (C) (8-40) Dick Cavett Show (O) 7:56 (3) Sign On and Prayer (C) (8) Land of the Giants (C) 6:00I Fires of Creation sures sharper pictures . . . more o SILVER SERVICE (18) Movie 6:30 What's New B (8-40) One LUe to U ve (C) (18) Merv OrUffai Show r " 8:00 (8-8) Christophers urtland, Frankie 7:30 On Film B D P “tore tube. (80) AjMlher World—Somerset -S ig n Off 8:16 Laine. (840) Duk Shadow* (C) 1:06 (5) New* and Weather — Mo­ (8) Sacred Heart (C) "'ih e Sound Men” Buil^in and UHP antennas. (30) Conn. Elections *70 (C) 8:00 Washington ' Week In Review ment of Meditation u d Sign (40) Insight OH 8:30 <8) Saints for Children (C) (40) I Spy (C) 8:30 NET ; Playhouse All in an attractive, charcoal 8:45 <8) Davey and Goliath (C) 7:30 (3) To Rome with Love (C) ".Anatol” cabinet of lightweight, high im­ AT THE OFER (40) Sacred Heart . (C) (30) World of Disney R (C> 10:00 NET FesUval B (C) 'a y l o h 9:00 (3) World around Us (C) Part I of “ "WUlie and the "In Name of Allah pact plastic. (8) C^pt. Noah (C) Yank” Nick Adams, Jack r e n t a l I learned to sing^ and detnee (18) Blue l>oor (C) Ging, James MacArthur, Peg­ Friday, August 28 like other kids learned their ! TYPEWRITERS (30) Underdog (C) gy LIpton. Kurt Russell. R PM (40) This Is the Life (C> 7:55 (40) News (C) 6:00 Something Els* B alldialbet,’' sajis Dan Dailey, 9:30 (3) University of Michigan (C) 8:00 (3) Ed Sullivan Show (C) 6:30 What's New B star of "The (Sovemor and J.J." GUARANTEED (8) Action 70’s Guests: :^e Marvin, Oliver, 7:00 Fires of Creation B (18) Children's Gospel Hour Shirley Basaey, Woody Allen. 7:30 Bridge with Jean Cox on the OBS Televeaion Network. SERVICE (30) Samson Jo Anne Worley, Topo Glgio, 15S CENTER ST«—G43-2486 "My mother was a singer and 8:00 NET Playhouse B Danny Kaye plays QMlIty work by mm fneten (40) Faith for Today (C) Castro Bros., Yale Glee Club, "Anatol" ^sviisMi:^ my sister sang with the Met- 10:00 (3> Lamp unto My Feet (C) Alcettys. R 9:30 The Toy That Grew Up B refugee fleeing Ger­ inM ■orhoU* M oS (840) The F.B.I. (C) (8) Dialogue (C) "My Boy” Jackie Coogan, ropodltan Opera at the age of oe^M eb e«*ippod oor:^ (18) Oral Roberts 8:30 (30) BUI Cosby Show R (C) ten.” mans with Curt Jur­ (30) Space in the Seventies (C> (18) WUllam F. Buckley Jr, KITCHEN gens and Akim Tami- 88 Yoaw ol Borrteo (40) The Christophers (C) 9:00 (3) Comedy Tonight (C) roff on Tuesday Night 10:30 (3) Look Up and Live (O) (30) Bonansa B (C) OUT OF STYLE (8-40) Movie W ORLD INC DINAH’ S DEGREE T* AONEW A 001* (8) This Is the Life (C) The biggest offstage problem Movie re-showing of (18) Cool McCool (O) "Night of the Generals” '57. / (30) Sacrifice of the Mass Peter O’Toole, Omar Sharif. for the Golddiggers, on location PRESENTING Dinah Shore, whose new day­ “Me And The Colonel” Three Nazi generals, all mur­ (40) Splderman (C) in London for NBC-TV's “Dean time series, "Diiutih’s Place,” over CBS network. 8tOS«lllo0l|i 11:00 (3) Camera Three (C> der suspects, ore relenti^sly STANEK (8) Perspectives (C> pursued by major in Nazi Martin Presents the Golddlg- MUTSGHLER debuts on NBOTV Aug. 3, re­ (18) Come Little Children (C) Int^llgence. 4:80 (8) Haael 9:30 (18) Kathfyn Knhlman Show gers,” was their wardrobe. The ceived her degree In sociology (C) (40) Government Story (C) girls discovered that their col­ (18) Eariy Show 11:16 (30) Sacred Heart Program 10:00 (J) Mission: Impossible (C) WOOD-HUE from VanderblH Unl'versity (8) David Froot Shew (O) 11:30 (3) Biography (30) Bold Ones (C) orful California finery didn’t ELECTRONICS but never worked as a sociolo­ "Jungle Moon Men" Johimy (18) Movie ORIGINAL DESIGNS- "Mark 'iwaln” jibe with London's styles. WelssmuUer. THE SLEEPER (8-40) Discovery (C) "Three Stripes in the Sun” 277 BROAD STREET — PHONE 649-1124 gist. Immediately after gradu­ (3»48) FUatatoae* (C) (18) Dennis the Menace .^do Ray, Phil Carey. with traditions of the past ation, Dinah went to New York 5:0 (8) Barite’* Law (30) Jewish U fe (C) 11:00 (3-840) News — Weather and (80) Mauters 12:00 (3) We Believe Sports (C) RUNNER-UP for a career in show business. (C) 11:2R (8) Movie Amish Craftsmanship (40) F Troop (G) "Jewish” 5:85 "The Violent Men” ’65. Ex- Barbara Anderson, of NBC- (40) Weather Watch (C) (8) Opinionated Man <0 ) Major Appliance 6:80 (80) O U llgu’e Itlaad (O) Leonard Slater, author of '"Hie Bruce Belland, top, and Civil W ar officer fights ruth­ TV's “Ironside" series, was the (40) WhaP* Mr UneT (O) Pledge,” discusses American less land baron trying to take first runner-up as “Miss Ten- Floor & Carpet Center U8) Sewiu Show state of Israel. to pick the representative for visit Our Showroom (18) We*tenier* (18) Rifleman the “ Tim Conway -11:80 (SO) Tonight Show — Johnny the national finals of the Miss (80) To TeU the Trath (G) (30) Conn, Puerto Rican (C) Comedy Hour,” a new, Carson R (o 647-9924 (40) New* (40) BoUer Derby (C) (8) Movio America Pageant when she was (40) 77 Saa*et Strip CHRYSLER 12:89 (3) Face Uie Natlktion (C> "A Man Oalied Peter” '66. a coed at Memphis State Uni­ ^ « INSTANT (8) New* 'wltk Walter Cr«n- fast-paced variety se­ 182 Middle Tpke. 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Radio for the Week THURSDAY JO PROGRAM (These are the basic llsUngs, and Include only those news (840) Animal World (C) 1:00 (8) He Said, She Said (U> (18) Hovie broadcasts of.10 or IB minutes In length. Some stations carry (8) Hike Douglas Show (C> "The Soft Skin" Francoise (30) Divorce Court (C) other short newscasts. Dally sports Information can be found (40) All-M y Children (C) Dorleac, Jean Desailly. (30) Daniel Boone (O) on the sports pages.) 1:80 (8) As the World Turns (C) (C) (30) Life with Linkletter (0) 8:00 (3) Happy Days Guest: Buddy Rich (A40) Let’s Hake a Deal (C) (8-40) That Girl ( 0 ) WINF — 1230 w nc — 1080 2:00 (3) Love Is a Many Splendored 8:30 (SO) Ironside I (O) Thing (C) (840) Bewitched (O) (Monday-Friday)' (30) Days of Our Lives (C) 6:00 Town and Country 9:00 (3) Hovie (Hooday-Frlday) (8.40) Newlywed Game story about richest woman In 7:00 News 10:05 Theatre of Melody (30) The Doctors (C) 11:05 Jean Colbert Show world who returns to her home 7:15 A1 Gates —Speak Up (840) Dating Game (C) town after 20-year absence, to 8:00 CBS World News Roundup 12:00 News, Weather 12:16 Meet Me on the P k oa 3:00 (3) Virginia Graham Show (C) settle score with her former 8:15 A1 Gates —Speak Up (30) Another World—Bay City sweetheart Ingrid Bergman, 9:30 Arthur Godirey 1:00 News (840) General Hospital (C) 1:15 Mlkellne Anthony Quinn. 10:10 Jeff Riggs —Speak Up 3:30 (3) Gomer Pyle — USHO (C) (8-40) This Is Tom Jones (C) 12:00 News 3:05 Afternoon Edition 12:15 Bob Goldforb—Speak Up 6:00 News —Stocks, Weather (30) Bright Promise (C) (18) Alfred Hitchcock 2:10 Chuck Grouse —Speak Op 6:25 Strictly Sports (840) One Life to Live (C) •'No Pain” 7:06 Accent "70 „ 4:00 (3) Ranger Station (C) 10:00 (30) Dean Hartin Presents 4:10 Uncle Jay (30) Another World—Somerset 6:00 News 1-3& “ Edward Newma lan Reports Qolddlggers (C) 6:15 Walter Cronklte 7:60 Joe Caragioia (8-40) Dark Shadows (C) (8401 Sports Special (C> 6:20 Faultless Phil on Sports 8:00 News 4:30 (3) Basel (C> Special: “College Football '70 7:00 The World Tonight 8:15 Pop Concert (8) David Frost Show (C) — The Year of the Quarter­ 7:20 Frank Gilford— Sports 9:06 Nightbeat (18) Early Show back.” Sports special focusing 7:30 News 11:00 News. Bustoiesa. Weather "Montana Territory” Lon Mo- on great quarterbacks who 7:45 ..xiwell Thomas 11:20 Sports Final (^llister, Wanda Hendrix. will be playing Ilege football 7:56 Phil Rlzzuto 11:30 Other Side of the Day (3040) Fllntstones (C) this season. 8:10 Jack Warner on Sports (Saturday) 6:00 (3) Burke’s Law (18) Ten O’clock Report (C) 9:10 Chuck Crouse —Speak Up 6:00 Town and Country (SO) Hnnsters 10:30 (18) Tempo 18 (O) 12:00 Sign Off 6:00 Bob Steele Show (40) F Troop (C) 11:00 (3-880-40) News — Weather * (Satnrdayl 10:00 Gardentime and Sports (0> 10:16 M odem Living 6:26 (40) Weather Watch (C) 6:00 Speak Up Highlights 6:30 (30) GUligan’s Island " " 11:26 (3) Hovie _ .. 7:00 News 10:30 Saturday Showcase (40) What’s Hy UneT Del Russel plays lonsr- "T^e Lieutenant Wore Skirts 7:16 Jeff Riggs—Speak Up 10:60 w n c (Jutdoors 6:60___ (18)___ Sewing ShowSno ’66. TV writer gets Jealous 8:00 CBS World News Roundup 11:00 Saturday Showcase 6:00 (3-8) Weather — Sports haired son of Herschel when his wife Is taken J>ack 8:20 Jeff Riggs 12:00 News, weather Into service. Tom Ewell, 12:16 Saturday Showcase News 9:30 Arthur Godfrey (18) Westerners Bernard! on “Amie,” Sheree North, Rita Moreno. 10:10 The Generation Gap 1:00 News (30) To Ten the Truth (C) "Blonde Balt" ’66. Beverly Mi­ 12:00 News 1:16 Your Home Decorator premiering Sept. 19 on chaels, Jim Davis, Richard 1:30 Saturday Matinee (40) News 12:16 Chuck Crouse —Speak Up 6:05 (40) 77 Sunset Strip CBS. Travis. 6:00 News 2:00 Opera Cron- 11:30 (30) Tonight Show Johnny Car- 5:00 Monitor 6:30 (3) News with Walter 6:30 alike Wallace kite (C) son (0) 7:16 Bob Goldfarb—Speak Up 6:00 News, Weather (840) Dick Cavett Show (C) 6:20 Strictly Sports (8) News with Frank Bey- of Turkey, pointing out all an­ 12:00 Sign Oif nolds and Howard K. Smlth cient buuoings along the way. (18) Herv Orilfin Show ( (Sanday) 6:30 Monitor 1:00 (880-40) Newe—Prayer and 11:00 News, Weather (18) Dick Van Dyke (8) ’Truth or Consequeuces (C) 6:30 News and religious programs (30) NBC News (C) (18) Candid Camera Sign Oil 12:30 Face the Nation 11:20 Sports Final 2:40 (3) News and Weather — Mo­ 11:30 Monitor 7:00 (3) Golden Voyage (C> (3040) News — Weather aad (Speak Up Highlights during other "Trek Through ’Turitey” Hoet Sports (O) ment of Meditation and Sign times, day and night.) 12:00 Other Side of the Day (Sanday) Jack Douglas takes us on tour 7:30 (3) Family Affair (C> on 6:30 Simrise Serenade 7:00 Sunday Strings 8:00 News 8:16 Sabbath Message WDRC — 1360 8:30 Guideline 9:00 News. Weather FRIDAY JO PROGRAM (Honday-Friday > 9:10 Hynmtime *6:00 Bob DeCailo ' 9:30 National Radio Pulpit 10:00 Bob Craig 1:0 (8) He SaU, She Said (C> set in Faria during eariy part 3:00 Dick McDonough 00 Sunday Showcase (8) Hike Douglas Show (C> of century, focusing on hilar­ 7:00 Joe Hager :00 Sunday Sbowcase (30) Divorce 'Court (C) ious hapmnlngs Involving two 12:00 Dick Haddad 10 Sunday Showcase nelghbormg suburban coimles. 45 Travel Trends (40) AU H y ChUdren (C) Gina Lollobrigida, Alec Guin­ *(6:00 on Monday) 00 Sunday Best 1:30 (3) As the Worid Turns (C) (Saturday) (30) Life with Linkletter (C> ness, Robert Uoriey. R 6:00 Bob DeCario Oo Monitor 10 :M (30) Bracken’s World B (C) 00 News (840) Let’s Hake a Deal (C> (18) Ten O’clock Report (C> 10:00 Bob Craig 10 Sunday Edition 2:00 (3) Love Is a Many Splendored 3:00 Terry Woods Thing <0> 10:30 (18) Tempo 18 (O) 7:00 Joe Hager 00 News, Weather, Sports U:00 (3.880-40) News — Weather 30 Meet the Frees (30) Days of Our liv es (U) and Sports 12:00 Dick Haddad (8-40) Newlywed Game (C> (Sunday) ;05 Monitor 11:25 (3) Hovie :3p Yale Reports 2:80 (3) Guiding lig h t (C> • Call Northside 777" '48. SmaU 6:00 Religious and public service :()6 Your Box at the Opera (30) The Doctors (C) programming ad In personal column marka 8:30 Eternal Light (8.40) Dating Game (O) beginning of reporteris efforts 9:00 Scott Morgan 9:06 Monitor 3:00 (3) Virginia Graham Show (C) 2:00 Dick McDonough to free an Innocent man from 10:30 Congressional Report (SO) Another World—Bay City prison. James Stewart, Helen 7:00 Terry Woods (alternate Sundays) (8-40) General Hospital (C) 10:30 Religious and public service Walker, Richard Conte. 11:00 News, Weather, Sports 3:30 (3) Gomer Pyle — USMC 12:00 Sign Off Mature, Mari Blanchard, Vir­ (840) One Life to Live (C) ginia Field. 4:00 (3) Banger Station (C) 11:30 (SO) Tonight Show Johnny Car- WPOP — 1410 (SO) Another World—Somerset (Monday-Friday) son (C) (8-40) Dark Shadows (C) (18) Herv Griffin Show (C> WRCH — 910 6:00 Bill Love — Lou Morton 4:30 (3) Basel (O 10:00 Tom Jones (8-40) Dick Cavett Show (G> (8) David Frost Show (0 ) 1:00 (8) With This B l u (C) (Honday-Saturday) 1:00 Bill Winters (18) Eariy Show 4:00 Mike Greene (SO) Premiere Theatre. 6:00 Reveille "Chinatown at Midnight” "Texas" Western. William 9:00 Rhapsody 7:00 Ray Dunaway Hurd Hatfield, Jean Willes. 12:00 Bobby Rivers Holden and Glenn Ford as 12:00 Matuiee (30-40) Flintatones (C) pair of cowboys who eventual­ 4:00 Highlights of Hartford (Saturday) 6:00 (3) Burke’s Law 6:00 BUI Love — Lou Horton ly wind up on opposite sides 8:00 Gaslight (80) Hnnsters of law. 12:00 Quiet Hours 10:00 Ray Dunaway (40) F Troop (C) 2:00 Bill Winters (40) Newsbeat Headlines — (Sunday) 6:26 (40) Weather Watch (C) USAF Bellgioiu Film and Same as Monday-Saturday listing, 6:00 (Jhlp Hobart 6:30 (SO) GilUimn’s Island (C> except: 12:00 Bobby Rivers Sign OH (40) What's Hy lineT (C) 1:80 (8) Newscope 8:00 Religious programs (Sunday) 6:80 (18) Sewing Show (C> 11:00 Quiet Hours 6:00 Religion 3:00 (30) News and Sign Off 6:00 (8 8) Weather — Sports and 3:06 (3) News and Weather — Mo­ 8:00 Tom Jones News (C> 1:00 Mike Greene ment of HedltiUion aad Sign (18) Westerners OH 6:00 Chip Hobart (SO) To TeU the Tmth (C) (40) News 6:06 (40) 77 Sunset Strip NEW HORSE 6:30 (3) News with Walter Cron- Doug McClure, star of NBO kite (C) Our SPEEDY Specialty (8) News with Frank Bey- TRULY DELiaOUS TV’s ‘"nie Men from Shiloh" nolds and Howard K. Smith (formerly “ The Virginian” ) will (18) Dick Van Dyke have a new horse when the se­ CHICKEN ries opens for its ninth season “ HAWAH” EPISODE Brown in 6 Minntce ELECTRONICS next Fall. Doug rode a qusurter Diane Morrissey, hostess of a Ingrrid Bergman stars The world’s "flnMt eatln’ LABORATORIES horse named Buck on "The Vir- daily interview show on KGMB- as the world’s richest chicken” with Incompaistole glAian" for eight years. His new TV, CBS Television Network af­ woman in the CBS taste. horse Is a dapple-gray quarter filiate in Honolulu, has been horse, Thursday Night at the CALL IN ORDER 277 BROAD cast In an episode of “ Hawaii Movies offering of Pick Up 10 Minutes Later Five-0,” filmed-in-Hawali series OWLS AND A BEE starring Jack Lord and broad­ “The Visit” at 9 p.m. There will be new animated cast Wednesdays on the Net­ DEGI’S DRIVE-IN animal antics added to the pre­ work. Miss Morrissey hails from (30) NBC News (O) 462 CENTER ST^-64S-2660 F.M. AND A.M. 7:00 (8) Death VaUey Days (O) sent favorites next season on England by way of Australia. (8) Truth or Censeqneaoes (0) "Hee Haw” on the CBS Televis­ (18) Candid Camera (80-40) News — Weather aad m ion Network. Rabbits, owls, a CHOREOGRAPHER teorts (O) bee and a mouse are among Tom Hansen has been signed 7:30 (3) Operotlea Elephaat (0) SN O P and the newcomers Joining the barn­ fecial: Documentary work. Hansen formerly was 8:30 (8) Heoui’s Heroes < G > choreographer on “ The Red (S 4 0 )P r a F (0) PLEN’S TEXACO New York Giants and Pitts­ Summer Time Special Skelton Hour” on the Network. burgh Steelen, live from 881 MAIN ST. Three Rivers Stadium, Pitts­ YOUR CHOICE OF CARPETS burgh. GORMAN BROS. TORONTO STREET (30) Nom e of the OaaM (0> COMPLETELY INSTALLED Yongestieet ProducUons, com­ tiOO (3) M erle 770 BIAIN ST. “ Hotel Faradiso" '66. Comedy -W OOU-ACRYUCS— POLYESTER*- pany which produces “Hee Haw” and “ Happy Days” on — NYLON— SHAGS~ the CBS Television Netwoih, Is named after the main street in Don WnUS Gorago Toronto. That's vdiere Frank ^ 00 HOIAlJSfB IN Peppiatt and J d b a Ayleworth, A u t u n a m r a n d executive producers of both AKB S W I O B - DMOLE Ga'rPET GOVERINB, INC. series, first teamed up as young SL AOIO SBPAIB 148 W. MIIHILE TPHE. Ml-USS MANOHB8TEB, CONN. writer-comedians on Canadian MAIN S K . MAMCHl Open Itanra. — Fri. till t:M television. ------—I-