Takes on New Ardor Dictator of Portugal for 36 WASHINGTON (AP)— Years, Died at His Home in Lis the Nixon Administration’S M Bon Today After a Long Ulness

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Salazar Dead A t 81 Years 5, 1970 LISBON (AP) —Antonio de Oliveira Salazar,’ premier and Takes On New Ardor dictator of Portugal for 36 WASHINGTON (AP)— years, died at his home In Lis The Nixon administration’s M bon today after a long Ulness. bid to halt the arms race < o > He was 81 and Europe’s longest and a U.S. admiraj^’s warn ( 0 > surviving government chief In Kickover ing of growing So^®t nar modem times. val power have refueP^d the heated Senate debate over B (G> Ike government secretary of <0 > Opposes [ton. Information said Salazar died at / m the nation’s defense budg <0) 9:46 a.m. Among those at his et. (G> The issue presently stems bedside was Dona Maria de Je over the $19.2 billion military Bepert 12 days ago, and since then his question are older models. Debate resumed today in the ) condition had steadily wors The comments of the admiral, Senate, only a few hours after it - Weather ened. U S. Plan was disclosed the United States - Weather Bonn, Moscow known as father of the nuclear - Weather A bashful dictator, Salazar By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS submarine and a long-time had asked the Soviet Union to (G) loved power but shunned Its Thousands of youths demon champion of naval strength, Join in a mutual limit on land [ountle star- trappings. Ruler of the world’s strated in Amman today to pro were made in March before the and sea-based strateg^lc nuclear if Canada last great Vlctorian-style over Talk of Peace test acceptance by Jordan and Joint Atomic Energy Committee missiles. The proposal would 1 wife with Evelyn seas empire, he lived like an ob Egypt of a U.S. plan for peace and released Sunday. limit ABMs to approximately scure clerk, Simpllcltyj frugali MOSCOW (AP) — The West Soviet Union. But in an attempt in the Middle East. Syria and Rlckover also said the Soviet the same number now deployed ■B6. Two ty and austerity marked his per arotmd Moscow by the Soviet ike their German and Soviet foreig;n min to appease the political opposi Iraq stepped up attacks on the Union had asked the United u guna to sonal life. plan, indicating a deepening Union. ry beauty, isters began talks in Moscow to tion at home, Scheel brought States for one of its most ad a Powers, A shy, scholarly economist, he Arab rift on the issue. The Soviet have not replied day to complete a ‘ nonaggres along amendments he wants to vanced computers to use in con was rarely seen by his own peo The demonstrators in the Jor to the American approach. Sen. lohaay Car sion pact the Bonn government attach to the treaty emphasizing nection with an experimental (C> ple. In a nation of poverty, he nuclear accelerator at Serpu John Stennis, D-Mlss., chairman hopes will open the way to bet Bonns’s aims of German reunif danian capital called President Shew (G> paid himself |130 a week and ter relations with Eastern Eu Gamal Abdel Nasser of Egypt a khov. of the Senate Armed Services spent his vacations in a one-sto ication and improved access to rope. coward. The youths appeared to He said Soviet ballistic mis Oommittee, said Sunday that ry cottage In the village where West Berlin. West German Foreign Minis be members of Arab guerrilla sile submarines are now sta Sen. John Stennis talks about the ABM system on a any attempt to limit the 1.3 bil he was bom. Scheel arrived Sunday from ter Walter Scheel and Soviet organizations and union mem tioned off both American coasts, television program. (AP Photofax) lion asked by the Pentagon for But from the day he took over Bonn and called on Gromyko at Foreign Minister Andrei Gro bers. and that its total nuclear fleet the Safeguard ABM syetem as premier in 1932, he held Por his office this morning. A West may outnumber that of the Uni* could "pull the rug’ ’from under acted at tugal and its African fiefs in an myko are trying to conclude an German source said Scheel The Palestinian guerrillas trd States.” the U.S. bargaining team at the ouna worn- Iron grip. Rebellions developed agreement in which West Ger also have assailed the U.S .pro I. misabeth planned to present his amend “ The Soviets are capable of Vienna arms limitation talks. ■owall. Her- but did not prevail during his many and the Soviet Union re posal. ments at this first meeting but siartlng tomorrow the biggest Houston Gun Battle Senate Democratic Leader y Keller- lifetime .In the African territo nounce the use of force against Jordan’s acceptance of the that Gromyko was not expected war there has ever been,” Mike Mansfield said he believes ries of Angola, Mozambique and each other and West Germany plan on Sunday carried a reser Star Baa*- to respond until a later session. Rlckover said, “ and frankly I Guinea. accepts the postwar loss of Ger it no coincidence that the now Bepert ment could not stop the actions come.” Leaves Militant Dead uprising came to naught. vealed at the time the Senate eather aad of Palestinian guerrillas in con Rlckover said the long-stand (C> Salazar’s technique was pa tinuing to attack inside Israel. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS O. Halle, Jr., 24, a white, whom t**® ABM and other liar ternal, sometimes even benevo ing State Department proposal The chairman of a black mili- police said was associated with systems was opening, The U.S. plan calls for a 90-day to sell used nuclear subs to al agles" '67. lent. But he controlled police tant party in Houston, Tex., was the militant Students lor a Dem- H*® decision to out Oom- cease-fire. lies hets been opposed by other read. who and press and permitted token fatally shot and five other men ocratic Society. He wtis in poor deployment was ap- In Algîers, the newspaper El government agencies. “ Only the rmer and opposition for only 40 days be wounded Sunday night during condition at the hospital with ®"® 0 in 'aos. B52s Hammer Reds Moudjahid, which usually re State Department has kept the ■en O’Hara, fore elections every four years. what police described as a gun abdominal wounds. ^*1.® the Senate now is flects the views of the Algerian niatter alive,” he said. With a reputation for financial battle between themselves and Some 200 oolicemen swent T f* S a fe ^ a ^ system, '67 Skip government, also rejected the ’’The State Department has . . . “®*” ® policemen swept intended to protect the naUon’s onery. Fa- wizardry, Salazar kept Portu gal’s budget balanced when oth Amid Buildup Talks plan. very little appreciation for the a. “ ‘® shooUng in offensive missiles, should be ex- lehaajr Car- The Israeli cabinet postponed value of our Polaris submarine Elsewhere Sunday police in southeast Houston and barricad- panded to four sites Hit tresses dropped 1,200 tons of posed for Eg;ypt, Jordan and Is any laws” but Police Chief H.G. WASHINGTON (AP) — Be- if it could obtain needed loans, It eatln* bombs on North Vietnamese Korean Oaims rael. Members of the Israeli SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. (AP) Short said they were “ walking fore the Penn Central reorgan- "A reorganization of this rall- mptuBbld LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) — bunkers, base camps, weapons government contend that the — President Nixon set up two down the street, one with a pis- ized under the Bankruptcy Act under section 77 (of the positions, staging areas and sup Egyptians would use a limited sessions with advisers today, Recession has hit the Las Vegas Delay of Pullout tol, and one with a shotg;un.” the Department of Transporta (See Page Twelve) Strip. ply depots. Other B62s and cease-fire period to fortify mis one on cutting defense costs and “ We were shooting to kill,” i e r ' another for a novornll look at tion told Congress such a move Hardest pinched are luxury smaller fighter-bombers pounO- SEOUL (AP) — Tha United sile sites and other military po said police intelligence chief • L a te r the economy, following a week hotels catering to the high roll ed enemy supply routes from States has agreed to delay the sitions along the Suez Canal. C.J. Norris. “ They were shoot could lead to a government sub end baseball outing. ers and big spenders who take Laos and Cambodia. withdrawal of American troops Sources in Jerusaleih said ing to kill me and I sure wasn’t sidy or takeover of some of the Judge Deciding President Nixon had assured Flying in to meet with Nixon fE-IN on the legal gambling empo The U.S. Command ordered from Korea until South Korea’s going to shoot for their legs. nation’s railroads. Premier Golda Melr after were Secretary of Defense Mel 64S-S860 riums on weekend flings or the strikes after intelligence re armed forces are modernized. This isn’t a cowboy movie Undersecretary James M. On Rock Festival Egypt accepted the plan that vin R. Laird and Deputy Secre summer vacations. ports that some North Viet where you shoot to wound Beggs also testified “ the likeli Defense Minister Jung Nae-hiuk the United States would main tary David Packard—to discuss ” I can tell you one thing, we namese troops were moving said today. them.” hood is that the whole rail trans Bulletin are not ihaklng a thin dime,” tain a balance of power in the a blue ribbon task force’s re FESTIVAL BARRED back into border areas from The disclosure was in a report Dead was Carl Hampton, 21, portation system in this country and said Harvey Diederich, market which they withdrew when region. commendations on a probable would suffer very severely” and MIDDLETOWN, Conn. (AP) to the National Assembly’s for Egyptian President Gamal Pentagon reorganization. chairman of the People’s Party AVE ing director at the Tropicana American and South Viet the ability of other railroads to — Judge Aaron Palmer of Su eign affairs and defense com Abdel Nasser approved the pro The President scheduled an II. Police said they found a shot Hotel. namese forces struck at the ene obtain needed financing could perior Court issued an injunc HERE mittees on Jung’s meeting in posal last week after the Soviet other session an hour later to gun near where he fell with an The Tropicana has had a 70 my's Cambodian sanctuaries in be severely impaired.” tion today barring the contro U SEE Honolulu last week with David Union endorsed it. Syria reject- confer with top domestic policy abdominal wound. He died in a per cent occupancy rate this May and June. Beggs gave this testimony to versial rock festival scheduled month, said Diederich, com hospital several hours later. HIS A spokesman said 18,500 South K (See Page Two) (See Page Two) a House Appropriations subcom this weekend at the Powder pared to 90 pet* cent last July. (See Page Nineteen) Among the injured was Roy IGN mittee June 11, when the admin Ridge ski area. "People are pulling in their istration was planning a De Festival promoters said earl horns. They are more careful fense Department guarantee of ier today they would appeal If t o o ” about spending their money,” ____ I some $200 million bank loans to •fudge Palmer issued an ad T. said Earle Thompson, president Penn Central. verse ruling, of the Stardust and Aladdin ho-- The gîarantee plan was OS. tels. Lockheed Faeing Finaneial Crisis dropped June 19 in the face of MIDDLETOWN, Conn. (A P I - T. “ We’re Just not getting the strong congressional opposition. Superior Court Judge Aaron players we used to get,” - said By MICHAEL OETLER is that the nation’s top defense ect ran up a billion-dollar cost Senate go along with House The railroad then went ahead Palmer was expected to deliver Walter Fitzpatrick, managing with the reorgEmization against a decision today on a request — The Washington Post contractor (2.07 billion dollars overrun, but the excess was not authorization of 200 million dol director of Howard Hughes’ De which Beggs had warned. by nearby Mlddlefield to bar a liii. WASHINGTON — An Agena in total sales in 1969), and the the biggest one ever to hit a lars in contingency funds for the sert Inn Hotel. The transcript of his testimo controversial rock festival il ii Only two of the Desert Inn’s rocket pushes a Samos satellite archetype of the vaunted Amer single program. Other defense C-5A in the military spending :::::: around the world, enabling its ican industrial - technological contractors have similar prob ny was made public today. scheduled for next weekend. 1 l*tiB six craps tables were operating bill now on the Senate floor “ If you throw the railroad into [ L cameras to scan the earth be base, is now facing potential lems but have escaped through Already hundreds of young i i i one night last week after the and 2.) Can the firm raise an reorganization, the likelihood is VUNT iiiii low for signs of new Russian bankruptcy. a system whose principle objec rock devotees have begun to ar late performance in the show estimated (>50 million dollars that there is no way . . . of reor SS-9 missiles sites. The Agena As Lockheed’s problems im- tive for years has been to get rive in Mlddlefield, a rural town room, an action time usually fa from private sources without ganizing this railroad and bring vored by heavy gamblers. is made by Lockheed. fold, it sends new shudders the weapons the country needs government guarantees to see of 4,600. ing it back to financial health,” Promoters of the fesUval, There were nothing but $1 chips Days later, the Samos ejects through an aerospace Industry, and worry about the deuiils lat them through first deliveries of Beggs said. which is to be held at the Pow on five blackjack tables—and its packet of top secret film already shaken by a 3 billion er. their commercial L-lOli Airbus “ The longer it stays in a re der Ridge ski area, say they the other four tables didn’t even and a specitilly equipped G130 dollar dip in sales last year and Yet Lockheed g;ot caught in a in the fall of 1971. organization, I think the more have players. transport plant snares it over the loss of more than 200,000 have sold $0,000 tickets already new. contract and a new era. Most observers believe that the likelihood that some form of and could accommodate 60,000 The state had reported a 31 the Pacific and heads for home Jobs. Among Lockheed’s fel Ironically, had tl\e company Lockheed could survive failure government aid, some govern at the festival. per cent increase in its revenue in Hawaii. Lockheed manufac low aerospace giants, there is and the Air Force been less to obtain government authoriza ment subsidy and eventually from gaming taxes collected in tures the C-130. little smugness. “ There, but for Despite the promoters’ warn secretive during the early tion of the 200 million dollars perhaps nationalization, would ings to young rock fans that T.nn Vegas during the final three What Samos misses, h'gh fly the grace of God, go I,” is the stages of trouble, many Penta on one hand, or, on the other, be the result.” they won’t get in without tick months of 1969 over the previous ing SR-71 and U-2 reconnais attitude expressed. gon observers believe the Con of failure to raise the 250 mil He said he thought the rail ets, the town has maintained year. sance planes often obtain. 1)1 its broadest terms, the gress as it has in the past, road could be^ brought back to A strike by culinary workers lion dollars from private ihat there is nway of control- Those planes, and their world question is whether Americin w ^ ld have been understanding. health with good management shut down Strip hotels for four sources. But It would be fatal Ing the size of the crowd. ^ farnous designer, C. L. “ Kelly” defense needs require the gov Instead, the C-6A exploded days this spring and knocked to Lockheed in its present form In their petition for an injunc Johnson, are from Lockheed. ernment to keep a faltering de upon them and the Air Force if it got neither. the lega from under that boom, tion, the townqieople said that Off the Florida coast. Navy fense industry afloat as’ a mat as a scandal, and the outcome Fire Halts Service but it has only been in the last On Capitol Hill, some staunch the rock festival wU pose a! technicians ready a Poseidon ter. of national security; or for the company, the military six weeks the nation’s economic foes of the C-5A and high mili NEW YORK (AP)—A third- health hazard and will create missile for its first underwater whether such companies should and the country is still mixed slowdown surfaced in Las Ve tary spending believe bankrupt rail fire forced evacuation of a general nuisance. test shot. Lockheed produces suffer the classical free enter up in the debris. cy might be a good thing, a passengers from three Penn The promoters call themselves gas. the Poseidon missile. prise penalty for failure to keep Said Robbins Cahill, director Pentagon officials privy to catharsis for the industry. Central trains in a smoke-filled Middleton Arts International. At Charleston (S. C.) Air solvent — corporate death or Lockheed’s critical cash flow of the Strip Hotels’ Association: One economist and C-5A tunnel this morning and halted The petition was tiled by the Ftorce Base, a Big C-141 Jet merger with a healthy partner. "If we don’t pull ottt of it before problems believe two key ques critic, Richard Kauffman of all service into and out of Grand town and more than 2 individ transport takes off for Vietnam,, Tire Lockheed case is special, fall we will really get hit when tions will determine whether the the Joint Economic Committee, Central Terminal." uals. ittille ground crews ready Ihe however, because the firm the tourists get off the road.” company, that has delivered says there is no hard evidence Power on three of the four On Sunday, it was learned huge C-5a transport off for its Ihe Landmark Hotel dropped claims the government is at more than 31,000 ain>lanes and - that Lockheed’s going into tracks leading into the terminal that a battalion of national first European runs next month. fault over ’’unrealistic'’ co.n- the price of drinks from fl.26 to 1,000 strategic missiles to the , bankruptcy would have an ad was restored at 10:64 a.m., and Guardsmen will stand ready to 75 cents to a tti^ t customers. Both planes also carry the tracUng procedures, since armed forces in its 38-year/ verse effect on the national a Penn Central siwkesman said come to Mlddlefield over the history, will face either take Several hot^ have cut the Lockheed trademark. abanoned by the Pentagon. economy. power on the fourth track would weekend as it conducts reached- TTiis scenario is real. What The case is also not without over or bankruptcy in the next (See Page Ten) soems unbelievable, however. irony. The Lockheed C-6A proj several months; 1.) Will the (See Page Eight) (See Page Twelve) (See Page lUrteea) r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, JULY 27, 1970 PAGE THRE!E FACE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, JULY 27, 1970 get-togethers rather than an Vernon THE here and abroad. In Ehiropa, SheinMôltl on Bridge Ifs Prayer outdated and dreary place for the student who shews musical MOVIE IVaiNQS Hehron THEATER TIME mumbling a few words from talent, as evidenced by stand FOR PARENTS AND SCHEDULE PUT ALL CBIMINAL.S scripture. TALCOTTYILLE WATER CO. ard tests, goes from elementary NORTH GOP Names For Profit An official of the Buddhist YOUNG PEOPIE b e h in d ir o n b a r s school to a public school of arts St. Peter’s ♦ QI75 Federation, which claims a HEREBY NOTIFIES ITS (XTSTOMERS THAT T tf obiêthn tim rttktg§ to k ih m Cinema I (East Hartford) —: C? AKQJ76 *^THE W AY where he will get academic M By ALFRED 8HEINWOLD membership of 80,000 temples pefwis ebewufw ew*aWr ei Getting Stral^t, 7, 9:25; Magic John Daigle In Japan I UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE NO WATER IS TO ^ a I ■ - - - - — 0 J work but wrlll get strong instru movfv womwni tvr wy To Meet On Moments, 9:06. If you search for the evildoers throughout Japan, said he per- BE USED FOR SPRINKLING LAWNS OR GAR mental or vocal training. * QI sonally believed business "could I H E A R D n r East Hartford Drive-In—Oet- of our bridge society, you may John L. Daigle has been nam TOKYO (AP) — For $2.78 a DENS OR FILLING SWIMMING POOLS. The result is that at age 19 he find a criminal at every point of WEST EAST ed overaU campaign director for be Instrumental In propagating % I AU ACCS AOMimO Ing Straight, 8:80; Ambuahers, Japanese motorist visiting a is generally qualified for a posi C«ntril AudiiACts Annex Sale the compass. You may even ♦ A3 ♦ 2 the November elections by the relglon." 9 105 3 2 by John C ru fce r . tion in a professional orchestea East Windsor Drive-In — Out have to %11 the Jails wdth the C? 4 RepubUcan Town Committee. temple can buy a prayer “ We are not, of course, urging in one of the smaller cities. He A special parish meeting of ^f Towners, 8:80; Downhill Rac- bridge authorities who have led 0 86532 0 A974 lOIton Tedford has been nam- - against the road’s perils, a them to concentrate on malting TALCOTTYILLE WATER CO. has had orchestral experience ALL ACES AOMITTCO 4b 10974 PKtfllil GulAancf Sug9tstid St. Peter’s Episcopal Church ers 10:45. us astray. Maybe today’s hand 4i 86532 ed chairman for Republican charm and—^just in case—an ac money," Hiroomt Haraoka of TALOOTTVILLE, OONN. in school and has more or less SOUTH the federation said, "but we at which members wUl be re- Manchester Drive-In wUl show that I’n» one of those Town Chairman ’Thomas Car- cident Insurance policy. learned the standard repertoire. 4 K 109 8 64 ruthers, who is seeking election also lu^ve no intention o^ dis 0 » lliere la a new mualcal or| ^ - viable string program in the There also exist professional C? 98 as state Senator from the 36th Japan’s Buddhist and Shinto couraging them as long as their schools, knowm in Germany for ilSTilCTED to sell the annex. Mansfield Drive-In—Tlie Hell- North-South vulnerable. 0 KQ 10 priests, financially pressed In a laaUon in town, somethinK I am Manchester Public Schools. IMtr 17 rtqMirtt accomptnying District. 'Tedford will also be activities are something that do In point of fact, string play example as Hochschule, where Last month, the vestry ap- cats, 8:46; Weekend With The opening lead—Four of Hearts 4b A K coordinator in Vernon for the materialistic society, have tak not deny religion.” vmy hi^py to report. Sponaored the musician can get training Pirwit or Adult Guardian ers are in short supply for the pointed a committee consisting Babysitter 10:16. Dummy vôn the first trick South Wert campaign for the U.S. Senate en up commerce to pay their the UMtarian-Unlveraaliata, above and beyond that en North East A Shinto priest in Tokyo was professional orchestras of this of Hedley Hill, D. Benton (Drit- State Theatre — Chlsum, 2:35, ^ jb the ace at hearts, and East Pass candidate Lowell Weicker. worldly bills. Many temples and countered in the junior and sen 1 ^ Pass I 4 more direct. He asked; “ How It la worUng under the tentative country and Europe. Europe is tenden and Raymond Piche to 6:00, 9:20, Hook, Line,Sc Sink- pjayed the discouraging deuce, Pass D(mald Sadrozlnskl was named shrines have built and manage ior high age brackets. This is ^ HO OHC UNOCA 17 AOMIHEO 3 41 Pass 4 NT can we propagate religion If we name of The Community even short in the matter of (Ago limit may vary investigate the advisability of or, 1:00, 7:60. West took the next trick wrlth coordinator in Vernon for the apartment houses and hotels. where soloists are turned out, Pass 5 4 All Pass cannot maintain the place of Amateur Ensemble, althoug^h good brass players. ’The em- in cortain anas) selling the annex. U.A. Theatre — M*A*S*H, ^ce of trumps and had to 0 campaign of ’Thomas Meakiii, Others operate parking lots and as well as the first desk men of worship? After all, It takes a lot this title la by no meaiui hard {riiasls on high school and col »•••••••• ’The annex conslsU of two 7:00, 9:00. „ , ^ „ guess which ace his partner GOP-endorsed candidate for gasoline stations or conduct to sell religion In Japan these the best orchestras. Since the _ Catch 22, 7:00. and fast. It la a sort of "summer lege bands-has kept the U. S. > S) ' bams and a building situated Bumside cards, i point for the double- governor. classes in flower arrangement days." replacement" for the Manches word “ Hochschule” literally ortM« from being very short in this on 21 acres across the street 9:20. With 14 seats still available and the tea ceremony. ter Civic Orchestra, or at least department, however. means "high school" in Eng- MotiON nenM coot e* Mt9-mi«uuT«M ish, many Americans c(»ifuse from the church. South took 12 trick. ton—but this hand is still a for the five-day trip to Canada A survey by a religious organ hopes to be something of that How many bridge c r i m e s ope,mg bid. You planned for the Veirum senior ization indicates 40 per cent of As a parent, you might give its status. It is a professional After consulting with two nature. serious ccmsideration to music can you spot? Decide for your- and one citizens, registrations will be the 3,393 shrines and temples Marcus Favors school at university level. local real estate brokers, the Hie group is presently in the as a career for your child. And self before you read on. open starting today to outsiders. questioned were involved In None of this is available in committee reported that it had king and should avoid counting throes of organisation and re music education. At one time No Guess Reservations may be made at some form of business. Dickey-Lincoln the United States. We support Salazar been advised to sell only the You have only one ace and one hearses at the Unitarian Church it seemed as though the only West should not have ^ S'*®®® should avoid counting the recreation office, Lottie Fisk Special services for motorists the largest number of sym buildings and a one-acre lot NEW HAVEN, Oonn. (AP)— in Manchester. There will be a way someone wdth a musical after t^lng the ace of Queens and Jacks at their ap- BuUding, Henry Park. A down originated at Marito Fudo, a rehearsal Thursday evening and phony orchestras anywhere but wrlth 160-ft.. frontage. leaire State Sen. Edward L. Marcus, bent could make a living was there is always a shortage of East should drop the ten of ’ , . , yîue payment will be accepted upon Buddhist temple northesust of anybody interested should bring The lot imder consideration is hearts at the first trick to show Parent po^lnt vMue. registration. •X contender in the Democratic to get into the field of music instrumentalists at the top. This Copyright 1970 ’Tokyo. bis or her instrument with him Dead At 150 feet from the Miner home that his side entry is in the high Kriston on Radio party’s three-way U.S. Senate education. results in raids on the personnel General Features Cprp. The temples have no regular to sign up for membership at Tliat has changed now. ’The and 165 feet from the Keefe Nutmeg Summer Playhouse side suit rather than in the low Dr. Joseph Kristan, local primary, said Sunday he sup that time. of lesser orchestras. Detiiot, for Sunday worshipers to provide 2 newest violinist in the Boston home on Rt. 86. In Storrs:” The Miser” by Mo- side suit: diamonds rather than physician, will be the guest on ports the controversial Dickey- Mrs. Roland Chirico of Wap- example, once raided the Hart contributions and a Marita Symt^wiy or the Cleveland In Hebron, the minimum the Jean C!olbert prog;ram on Lincoln public power project in plng is handling personnel mat ford in grand style and it took 81 Years here, adapted by Miles Malle- <=1^3^ preference signal" priest said people visit them Orchestra will get $1S,000 for frontage Is 160 feet wrlth <»e LOVEBUG Thursday at 11 a.m. on radio Maine. ters and she is the one to. con several years to recover. less often as the pleasures of the (Continued from Page One) acre as the minimum size. son, tomorrow through Satur- tell West to lead a dia- J n ’B Shown First station W n c . tact when you show up. If, by his base pay. ’This is augmented Thus it Is apparent that there material world Increase. He setid the plan would pro by extra concerts, recording Thus, the lot would be within day at 8:30 p.m. mond. East would wdn and re- Tonight Dr. Kristan said the program any chance, she should be im- really is a shortage of good, fed and most illiterate in Eu , WWW up- >000 J______As a result, Shojin Hashimoto vide a "standard to judge fees and in time by regular the towm’s regulations for a (Soodspeed Opera House In turn a heart; and West’s ruff Thursday will deal with many able to be there. I’m sure some performing, musicians. It is rope. said, "our revenue suffered and whether utilities are efficient in raises for length oi service. The WALT DISNEY important misconceptions and body else will be glad to enroll time the public schools in this Yet Portugal’s voters showed building lot. East Haddam: "I Do, I Do" wiin wrould defeat the con ^ ct. we were forced to do something producing electricity at the low musicians at the Met in New productions* confusing and conflicting state you. You’re even welcome to country, sind Manchester in political unconcern and made no ’The parish wrlll also be asked Patrice Munsel, tonight through North’s iMmv U> ®P^,« about it." ’The priests devised a est possible cost." ments regarding health, fitness, attend Just to listen, according York get considerabiy higher particular, realized what is go serious move to replace him. In to authorize the vestry to pay Friday at 8:30 p.m., Saturday was criminal. He had poinU special blessing \riilch he said nie project would set up the fees, but they work a great ing on. We need a strong string nutrition and exercise. COMPLETE rob« T I to Mrs. Chirico. . . . j 198* Salazar declared the public off the amount due for repairs attracted 50,(X)0 drivers to the first publicly-owned electricity 7 many more hours and the job « . p^.. W.JP..P.P S ”S n ..n p“5vS'..“ “ Pinochle Besnlte IMIU8AMIMIJH* Membership is not limited to program here, but we don t get êyenue had increased 12-fold to to the church from funds re- temple last year. generating plant in New Eng at 2:30 and Saturday at 6. p„i„t count belong In jail on a The Vernon Senior Citizens* SINCE 1914 Manchester residents, and there is certainly no sinecure. It, With about a score of high $6(X) million. Illiteracy in the ceived from this sale of the an- ’The prayer costs either $4 or land. Oakd^lle Musical Theatre In bread and water. Pinochle group had 86 players people from South Windsor, Wages are nearly the same school age members in the school population had dropped nex. Also, to place the remaln- «tiu w»»l b-vw* TECHNICOLOir $5, depending on how elaborate INSURANCE Wallingford: Robert (3oulet and South was guilty of a mlsde- in the regular pbumhle session Marcus said that New Eng Rockville and Bolton have al in Europe. ’The Music Critics Community Amateur Ensem- to almost zero from 70 per cent der in the Building Fund Ac- It is, and Hashimoto said it is so Association, of which I am a Carol Lawrence, tonight êanor in bidding four no- held last ’Tuesday and the same land is "the only region in the ready signed up as well as local ble. It Is evident that young peo- production was up, count. ~WACrDISMEir^ popular on holidays that drivers member, made a survey of the pie feel a definite need for some through Saturday at 7 and 10 trump. A cue mid of four clubs number at the tournament ses country without such a facility,” resldenta. In all, some °40-odd A8C Elections must keep their cars moving I I I I I i I I I M 1 1 1 * i Ehiropean situation last year sort of organized orchestral en p.m.-; Leonard (2ohen, Sunday would allow North to sign off sion on ’Thursday. and also "has the highest power SERVICE people now make up the group, HAYLEY The while they receive their bless and came up with the guess deavor. Properly this is a mat Local farmers and ranchers at 7 and 10 p.m. at four spades, and then South Tuesday winners were Wil costs in the nation, causing a half of whom are string players. have been informed that the ings. About half the membership that "It is a poor violinist who ter for the public schools. The Triangle Playhouse in might pass and stay out of trou- MILLS. liam Luetjen, 716; A. Bateman, mass ex(xlus of industry." ’The group plans a public con Portugal Agricultural Stabilization and Farmlngton: "Three Men on a ble. ( ^ no means sure. South Other temples took the cue " i n are students of high school age can’t earn $15,000 yearly in Technicolor' 7(X); Emily Brooks, 697; Tom The alternatives, Marcus said, Berlin, for example." cert September 2nd at which Conservation Service (ASC) Horse," tonight through Satur- might make a second try for Madden, 678; Irene Petersen, from Marita. Takahata Fudo while the remainder are house Community elections wrlll be B 9 added the insurance feature, of are plants powered by “ fossil REAL wives, business men and a Wages are a little less so far time a "Boston Pops” atmos day at 8:40 p.m. slam even If North signed off.) 670; Adeline Koschwitz, 668; fuel producing air pollution, nu as base pay goes over there, phere wrlll prevail, although held in September. Storrowton Theatre at East- Perhaps West, the only lnn<> Minnie Luetjen, 666, and EM- fering the package of a blessing, coulee of doctors including Doc Colonies a charm and a $;280 policy for clear plants causing thermal tor John Eddy who was the first but there is greater security, wrlth cookies and lemonade in Hebron, along with Andover, em States ExposlUon Park, cent man, should go behind iUDCHESKII PUn(iS-t49 S49I ward Ronan, 649. ESTATE Mill; N6IMM1I5 the yen equivalent of $2.78. pollution and pumped storage president of the Manchester since musicians in opera houses stead of beer and pretzels. Plan Bolton and (Columbia, belongs to west Springfield; “ I Do, I L)0 ' bars for his bad guessing. In- ’The ’Ihursday session was Kifuku Fudo, one of the oldest which destroys the natural beau Civic Orchestra and is still the and symphonies are on wrhat to attend. The music will be In Community IV of ASC and is wlth John Davidson, tonight nocent men would die of lone- THEATRE EAST 'held at the Oystal Lake cot established temples In down ty of the surrounding terrain." first trombonist of that group. amounts to civil service. More lighter vein than that provided represented by Wilbur S. Por through Friday at 8:30 p.m.. liness If we all got our just des- tage of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Restive town Tokyo, recently demol •nie proposed Dickey-Lincoln With roughly 20 strings and over, they get far more record by the Manchester Civic. ter, chairman; Edward A. Saturday at 9 p.m., matinees serta. Barrows. Winners were Ann And don’t forget that rehear LISBON (AP) If the people Dally Question ished Its century-old building project would be powered by a 20 wrind instruments, the group ing dates for serious music than Foote, vice chairman, and Ron Wednesday at 2 and Saturday Morrell, 642; Ann Barbero, 584, sal Thursday evening! Notice of Portugal seemed satisfied ald Saglio, first alternate. As dealer, you hold: Queen, and replaced It with a steel and dam on the upper St. John figures to be a bit out of tonal is the case in this country. at 4:30. and Ann Flechslg, 682. of other ones wrlll appear in with Salazar as premier it was A slate of six nominees wrlll _ , J-7-6; Hearts, A-K Q J 7-6; dla- Cattle Market, Far Eastern Style concrete structure complete River in Maine. balance, since the general rule Organizations like the Man The American S h ^ es^ w e ^ Card playing was followed by Herald locals. not so with the blacks of Angola, be develêd for the commu- with n»m-to-room closed cir It has been strongly opposed la two strings to one of the chester Civic and the newly Festival Tlieatre In Stratford: a cookout. ’The wedding anniver Brokers move through a herd of cattle in an open air market outside Chau other instruments. Nevertheless formed Community Amateur Mozambique and Guinea. Cop- ,;ity,” M d’ !W local farmer or ■ you say? saries of Mr. snd Mrs. Songallo cuit television. Its superior said by private utilities, and the plan ing with mounting struggles for rancher is eligible to nominate “Othello," Wednesday You have 17 points In high Doc in the western portion of South Vietnam’s Mekong Delta. The cattle were he "electronlzed" the temple to has run into roadblocks several the fact that there are string Ensemble, serve as early train Saturday matinees; "Devil’s and Mr. and Mrs. Pratt were smuggled across the border from Cambodia. In the background, in front of a players at all is amaslng in ing grounds for music^ aspi independence ate deeply Into candidates by peUUon. provide visitors, particularly times when it has come up for ROBERT J. SMITH, ’Tuesday evening. acknoweldged as were the blrth- view of the persistent obstinacy rants. This Is' particularly im the carefully nurtured Portu- peUUons must be limited to Disciple.” Buddhist temple, is a convoy of trucks moving into Cambodia for a military young people, with a place for funding in Congress. Arab Rift guese treasury. nominee each, signed by at Thursday and Sunday matinees; davs of Doris Schweitzer, AI operation. (AP Photofax) on the part of school authorities portant in this country in view Nutland, William Rogalus, Eva INSmUNSMITHS SINCE 1914 The nation was forced to six eligible voters In the '‘All’s Well That Ends Well, against setting up any sort of of the differences in education ’Theurer and Irene Petersen. maintain an army of more than community and received at the Wednesday and Saturday eve- ENDS ’There will be no *Tue8dav ses Grows On 100,000 men overseas. About 40 county office of ASC by Aug. nlngs. Performances at 2 and TUES. 649-5241 per cent of the national budgets sion this week. ’The tournament 96S MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER 17. 8:90 p.m. session will be held ’Thursday at Hot Thurmond, Nixon Feud J of recent years has been spent Ballots will be mailed to Sharon «2onn.) Playhouse; (Ground Floor Noxt to Houis 8i Halo) on defense. 1:16 p.m. at the Lottie Fisk PeaceIdea elig;lble voters about Sept. 1 and “The World of Sholom Alel- FREE 12 Transistor Radio Building. ’Ihere has been a boom in chem" (folk tales from the must be mailed or returned In Given Away NIGHTLY to Voter SesMlon PINEHURST (Continued from Page One) tourism, with an Important in world of "Fiddler on the Roof” person by Sept. 11. Lucky Customer! Ihe voter - making session flux of foreign exchange. But by Arnold Perl), Thursday ed It Sunday as expected, and so scheduled to be held on Aug. 19 Cools Over Desegregation the trade balance showed a defi 30 p.m., SHE CAME TO Complete Home did Iraq, which has troops sta The f m w ^ I J r e e X s have through Saturtay ®t 8:3 will be held Instead on Aug. 10, Notice cit of moiê than $371 million in ’Thursday matinee at 2:30. WASHINGTON (AP) —Sen. emphasized his support for tex cong;ressional delegation, could been scheduled for this week: Thmsday matinee at 2. SIT WITH BABY... ’Town (merk Henry Butler an Furnishings Since tioned in Jordan. 1967. Foreign investments in Southbury (Conn.) Playhouse; Strom ’Iburmond appears head tile import quota legislation. be adversely affected by Nixon Use of hose for watering taunts, shrubs, ond K v i i h ' s 'Today: a n d w e n t a w a y nounced today. 1899! Ice Cream Sale Jordan’s conditional accept- ® *^ ty- “Two for the See-saw” by Wil “ These are steps in the right policies. Butler said the change will ed for a reconciliation with Industrialists say many sectors St Peter’s Episcopal Church liam Gibson, tomorrow through WITH DADDY! direction, but we will be watch residential oar woshing Is hereby prohibitad ance followed a day-long meet of the economy are in trouble as Parish meeting, 8 p.m. give more persons an opportu President Nixon following a U Save 80c on every gallon of Friday at 8:30 p.m., Saturday at ing to see whether the adminis OPSIN • DAYS EVERY WEEK—THURS. MIGHTS TOJL • ing Sunday of Prime Minister a result. Regional District Board of nity to become electors and to feud over proposed administra between the hours of 7 A.M. and 9 P.M. 6 and 9 p.m. enroll with a party prior to the tration changes the underlymg Lan Xang Is Laos Sealtest Ice Cream at Pine- Abdel Moneim Rlfal’s cabinet Comoared with living stand Education meeting, 7:30 p.m., Gkx>dwln ’Theatre of ’The Aus tion desegregation programs for MASH coming primaries. attitudes being put forward by Keith's Offer Another Quality Servicel' and an announcement by the ards in . the more advanced in Rham High School. tin Arts Center at ’Trinity (Col the South. I the crew of liberal advisers," he LUANG PRABANG — Prom until further notice. hurst’s July Sale . . . dustrial countries, that of the Tuesday: An Ingo Preminger Production The Aug. 10 session will be guerrillas Saturday night that lege in Hartford: Movies, "Hue ’The South Carolina Republi said. the 14th century to the 18th, average Portuguese is low. He Planning and Zoning Commis- Qry" with Alastair Sim Color by Deluxe" held in the Memorial Building, All $1.09 Flavors Vg gallon in they will fight on for "complete I babysitter can said Sunday the President In an earlier interview with Laos was a powerful kingdom liberation of Palestine." gets about 48 pounds of meat a Sion meeting, 8 p.m., Town Of- Tuesday; "Eclipse” with Mon- Panavision" Park Place, Rockville, from 6 Town of Manchester for Wruphotstery? ^ COLOR by DELUXE SI appears to have "repudiaied the Hie Associated I*ress, Thur known as Lan Xang Horn Khao cluding flavor of the month year. A recent report said the flee Building. jea Vitti and Alain Delon (Ital- p.m. to 8 p.m. Jordanian sources said the bad advice given to him by mond cit§d Robert H. Fine):, — the Land of the Million Ele cabinet meeting was tom with gross national product per capl- ’Thursday: lan), TTiursday. Performances WHAT OAMES OlO MOMMY PLAY Greater Hartford Won’t Let To be eligible to register as lAfoter Depos’l iiieirt II S WHAT YOU DON f SEE THAT MAKES CUSTOM* Raspberry Rambler. . WHILE DADDY WAS AWAV*> an elector, one must be a some aides and executive offi •former secretary of health, edu phants and the White Parasol. dlsagrsement, and some mem- I® *® I®®® ^700 a year. Elec- Board of Selectmen meeting, at 8 p.m. It Go! This Fantastic Some Laotians still call their United States citizen, at least cers.” cation and welfare, and Jerris REUPHOLSTERY FROM US SO SUPERIOR All $1.19 Premium Flavors only 89c Yi gallon. bers threatened to resign. ’The IHc power consumption is only 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. ------^------— 2nd err — Film Held Over country Lan Xang. L government appointed last 468 kilowatt hours per capita an- •t h e HEIXOATS" 15th S«M*A»S*H w e e k 21 year of age and have com "Apparently, the President’s K. Leonard, assistant attorney pleted six months residency in good will and common sense general for civil rights, aa two month by King Hussein includes nually. Manchester Evening Herald \C^4VltlTP1* c ...... SHOP PINEHURST EVERY DAY FOR FRESHLY men the administration could do Fuiniture is sUipptd lad repdded h - ■, at least six Palestinians sympa Reports of bloody uprisings Hebron Correspondent, Ankte the town of Vernon at the time won out," ’ITiurmond said in a GROUND CHUCK PATTIES 89c LB. OR and military reprisals In the of application. report to his constituents. But without. thetic to the guerrillas, and Emt, Tel. 228-3971. 3By THE ASSO<3IA’TED PRESS Splints fitted witk ItitiM twiai i i strife-tom African territories he said he would continue The senator, wdio was instru m w .. CHOPPED SIRLOIN PATTIES $1.09 LB. sources said they attempted to Sticky, humid and hot weather brought denunciation from the watching the White House to see mental in helping Nixon win the (Available alao in 4 lb. boxea iresh or frozen to take on long block approval of the proposal. hung over the East and South Ortiflsl sNifte of tin u tm mtered W ' United Nations and sharp criti “ Head straight for Getting Straight !” | Shoe Makers if adminlstimtlon attitudes real trips.) Rifal announced the decision Bighop Hailed early today while thundershow 1968 Republican presidential ■f'VDr, cism from the United States, an -- OoO S.l/mj99( W/NS ftAdio pUtfore csapietil) retaiH was "unanimous, positive emd ers drenched an area from the Lobbying For ly have changed. nomination, declined to say THE M Cbnek, U.8. Cholof. of oourze, ia a good early in the week consistent with the reply of the ally of Portugal In the North At HONG KONG (AP) — Blsh<^ ’Thurmond recently accused whether he would support Nixon lantic Treaty Organization. Sal Midwest to the central Rockies. Nra hOia nU nkhiai it nod value.. . . United Arab Republic (egypt).’’ James E. Wtilsh has received a ELLIOTT CANDICE Nixon of breaking faith with the again in 1972. azar denounced the uprisings. Scattered thunderstorms dot- Import Quota Informed sources said the re letter from President Nixon say- T South because of an Internal But he said the administra DOLLARS- Frm CiiMUUIr . rpsbsM ply to Washington would contain w hich culminated In a full-scale ing his "sacrflce and courage W A S H I N G T O N (AP)— GOULD-BERGEN Revenue Service ruling denying tion’s desegregation policies some reservations, the chief of Anijolan rebellion in March will always be remembered by oouui. Domestic shoe manufacturers All IMU jiNU npiM Clear skies dominated the rest tax exempt status to private could j e o p a r diz e election U.S. Choice Chuck ^7^ 88® which would say the Amman 1961, as an insidious move In- men who cherish peace and wdio are out to convince consumers of the nation. Early morning schools and a Justice Depart chances of CK>P candidates in DO-MORE Free Are C**m govemment could not be re- spired and financed by foreign work for peace." that a quota on imports oC foot f temperature extremes varied ment decision to send lawyers the South this November. Blade Chuck Roost' t. 59® sponsible for actions by the Pal- powers. He insisted he was not The Roman Catholic mission- wear would not send prices sky All u m mN «lthi| Ki kM44««A ^ estlntan commandos. Since they opposed to Angolan Independ- ary, 79, was 'released earlier f®™ “ ‘ ’ rocketing in this country. into the region to oversee (school He said It’s “altogether possi CLEARANCE are responsible for most of the ence, only to Independence this month after 12 years in a ^ ytl>®p llie lr product is in an unwel desegregation. ble” that Southern Republicans FalfK 9Jtte>"s c irtfiih aatebed kacA aad IrMt attacks from Joiân on Israel, granted too hastily. Red Chinese prison. come spotlight especially since The senator warned Nixon in will conduct their fall cam Block Chuck Pot Roost 79® F u iitirt 15 picked op nd delivered at so itir i cker(e lean center cuts or this promised no appreciable re------President Nixon has threatened a July 16 Senate speech the ad paigns without seeking the ad duction in the level of fighting to veto trade legialation that ministration’s desegregation ministration’s endorsement and AIR-CO.'4DITIOrtOR BT, mt to ■AW aT. Beta import limits stricter than S T A T E — the White House in the 1972 elec He added that if he were run ' WE DON'T JUST COVER YOUR tier. MANCHISTIB CINTIB he has recommended. He has Chuck Steak ib 79® Syria’s rejection1 of the Ameri- Delay of Pullout rfiif P*Ba aiAB or thiatb agreed in principle to textile tion. ning for re-elecyon this year— FURNITURE. WE REBUILD IT! can peace initiative came as no MAT. Id s . EYE. CtM * 9 M quotas, but the pending bill He attributed the desegrega which he Is not—^he wouM not We have very tender Oalvee and Beet Liver and Smoked Pork surprise, because Syria never (Continued from Page One) Dspirtmint e( Thsitrs would set mandoteny limits on tion plans to liberal White want Nixon In South (Carolina EVERY PIECE 18 PBOTECTED BY 800DOHGABD(g) AT NO EXTRA COST TO YOU— ! Cbope which are bringing new face# to Pinehnnt every week. has accepted the 1967 United Packard, U.S. deputy secretary IbhnWayne Tti» Univtniiy o f Cennseticut footwear aa well. House advisers. campaigning for him at this Nations Security (Council resolu NUTMEG The American Footwear Man "I pointed out the dangers of time. of defense. Equity Rsiidtnt Compiny tnclucled FREE! Extra Arm Covers ANOTHER EABLV WEEK VALUE . .. tion on the Middle East. Damas Jung also said the United ufacturers Association chal keeping the wrong kind of advis "I would say right at this time cus radio said Sunday this re States will provide the South PANAVISIOHe TCCHNIC0L0R9 14fh Season lenges estimates that tlia bill ers,’’ Thurmond said. the recent actions have reduced to Match Your Upholstery .. . U.S. CHOICE fusal remains "absolute,” pre Tuaidiy through Siturdoy . sloifs’conn. would result in a sharp rise in 'The IRS, 'Thurmond said, has his popularity and It probably cluding acceptance of any politi KoreEin air force with a squad 3 9 July 21 • Auauit I sboe prices, as some consumer since granted tax exemptions to would not be the pertinent time cal solution based on it. ron of 82 reconnaissance planes Go-mt Blat. liM , Eve. 7:59 2 Cube Steaks ib. 1 JEBRY IXWIS groups and retailers contend. six Southern private schools, for him to make an appear SOFA or 2 CHAIRS Iraq called on all members of shortly J. ROBERT DIETZ Hie association estimates that and sent letters declaring an ance” in South Carolina, ’Thur the Arab League to Join In re In his report today, Jung de "HOOK, UNE * SINKEB'* Add y«ae8 of beauty and nied reports that the United Peter Lawford, Ann FVeaele in tba pending bill stiU would per open admissions policy would be mond said. comfort to your pres^ ^;>- The Early Bird jection of the U.S. plan. G mit some 167 million p ain to en sufficient to secure tax exemp Thurmond said the gubernato holstered Fimtiture by avail geta teal Tuea. and Wed. iqiecial buys at Pinehurat States will withdraw a third of MOLIERE'S its 62,(X)0-man force in Korea ter the country in 1971, and 176 tion in the future. rial campaign of Rep. Albert ing yourself of this g n a t of fer from our Custom Reuf)- RICHES with or without the Seoul gov mlUion pain in 1972. By com Nixon overruled the Justice Watson, the only other Republi Lake Closed parison, 196 million p ain were bolstering Department. *99 Department, he -added, and re can in the South Carolina ernment’s consent. THE MISER CSioose from a Special Group up FAIRFIELD (AP)—Lake Mo- imported in 1969. He said Korean and American ADMISSION of the Newest Patterns in • Pateas Are Oana|il«be COFFEE RICH 5 for 99® hegan, in which 4(X) children military (lim it 19 to an order, please) leaders will begin Tuoi-Thurj. $3,00 & $3.25 Traidiional, Modem, Colonial Including Fabric have been getting swimming meeting this week in Seoul to Fri.-Sot. $3,25 & $3.50 and Provincial Fabitca in Profeesloncti WorkroanaUe) JJecoratnr Oolora, LAND O’LAKES lessons, has been closed because plan the modernization pro BOX OFFICE 429-2912 and AU Nesv Cuabkona of bacterial contamination. gram. Gen. Jedm H. Mlchaelis, AIR-CONOmONED CURTAIN: 1:30 WE SPECIALIZE IN CUSTOM MADE First Selectman John J. Sul- commander of U.S. forces in LAST CHANCE! LAST WEEK! BUHER JIT P C Ilvan said "natural factors that u,g, be said. Tlie Korean HARRIET S. JORGENSEN THEATRE FABRICS w d CLEAR VINYL SLIPCOVERS W lb. did not exist last year” were delegation will be headed by Mfith a $6.00 purchase . . . Ice Phone 643-4159 for Keith's Cream and Ctgs not Included. to blame—specifically, higher (j^n. Shim Heung-stm, who be- water temperature, greater use comes chairman of the Korean FREE HOME SERVICE! SEALTEST of the lake and less rain. Joint Chiefs of Staff next month. Entire Shoe Stock ‘The town was preparing Sun- Meanwdille, Communist China We sterilize and repad, seats are rebuiK, 'springs are retted, new webbing used, loose joints ore reghaed, spring cuab- day to chlorinate the water and marked the 17th anniversary of |4c4(-k4(4t4c-K4c4(| BONE ions are replaced, seams and welting are hnivfl 'nawM MILK alredy had a fire pumper at the Korean armistice agree- HOMIS U.AYS NIGHTS AMIKENICHOLSFILM WHITE frames are completely polisbed. Oal. Jug (OontenU) work aerating it, but Sullivan ment today with a pledge of 2 pair W)th a $5.00 purchaac . . . Ice M(,iN lUf WFD IHUR said it couldn’t be determined support suDDort for the North Koreans SOME Cream and O g a not included. arnRC PAmc o k n • i p m AlANARKIN Have You IVied KelUi’s “ One-Stop Sboppiagf'* yet when the beach will be re in the event of another conflict. BLACK * 1 3 ® * opened. Here’s aN yea tMe • We*U Come To Yonr • AU Parctaasee Impeetod efL^Br^Bee$B PATENT * Home To Advise You! Before Delivery ! CLOROX Canine Census W*wi»ieierwt.. . S1.00 6 .9 0 • Use Our New Bevolviiig • We Have ‘Terms To MADISON HEIGHTS, Mich. twn*e4f etwieiws s ; Credit Flan! Pleese Everyone! gallon Jug mm% B$BW ee w u i f a la $ fjl BUY FOR NOW AND NEXT SUMMER — REG. TO $20.00 With a $5.00 purchaac . . . Ice (AP)—It’s that time of year— tar bN rWM fraui I F A ta MB FA) Cream and Clga not included. the dog census days of summer imbw 9 Mi j w piay eviiigiiii toe Madison Heights. •wweetFieyws . . . Si.00 Buy aB I e( aheve apnriaU wHh «m 95A9 porchase in addiUon A team of four women 1s lferiee#eier ie fw . • .M sM «e the Menis tbemaelves. Publiahed DaUy Except Stmdayx Solng house-to-house to make ewee eeeeis e» sAi T FA !• le FA I n rn it u r 4^ •od HolldiiyB at is Blsoeil Street sure the does are vaccinated leMi tar tfl rWM I FA ta BUed Wanwa and TWwn a t Maacheater food orders welcomed. Koacheeter, Oonn. (06040) Telephone 648-7m and have U ce n s ^ f t IM 6 MAINST. MANCHESTER .Second cuss PoeUge Paid st ^ AIR CONDiriONCn lUiBcheater. Oonn. holder who denied having a dog Coming Sunday 881 MAIN ST. Opposite the Benaet Junior High Seboel PInehurst Grocery Inc. ® 'p ^ S rta ^ A d t2 «*“ despite a lot of boridng coming SHOWN AT BURNSIDE SHOES MANCHESTER OB U m p r. (Sooth End) llala BtIeet^ One Tear ...... $30.0v from the home, are given tlck- Sonny James 7:00-9:20 'I A.r 854 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER M7-142S^ F B m t MAIN ST. FABKINO CORNER MAIN AND MIDDLE TURNPIKE SU Mentha...... 16.80 ^ IRIE PAkKIfJG or la our own lot noxt to store . . . three Meetfes ...... 7.90 3 FREE SHOWS

Y MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 27, 1970 PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 27, 1970 Kostenko-McCooe ' Ganali-Zimmer KeougK-Waidley Roberts-Seaver Qoodin-W ightman Lipp'Duprey Barbara Ellen McCpoe of East Nancy ■ 6 ■ 'if?*.>■ Hertford and Fredrlc' Michael side, Calif, and, James E. Pamela Louise Seaver of Sut St. Margaret Mary Church in Kostenko of Manchester were Keough of Arlington, Va., for ton, Mass., and U.S. Army South Windsor was the scene^ united in marriage at noon Sat merly of Manchester, were Spec. 5 Richard Clarke Roberts Saturday morning of the mar urday at St. Rose Church, East united in marriage Saturday of Olastcmbury were married riage of Cynthia Ginger Hartford. evening at St. Joseph Church, Saturday afternoon at the First The bride is the daughter of Fontana, Calif. Duprey to Ronald Franklin Omgregatlonal Church in Sut Mr. and Mrs. John K. .MtKJooe The bride is the daughter of ton. Lipp, both of South Windsor. of East Hartford. The bride Dr. and Mrs. William T. Hall The bride is a daughter of The bride is a daughter of groom' is the son of Mr. and of Riverside. The bridegroom is Mr. and Mrs. Dcmald W. Sea Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Duprey Mrs. Frsmeis Kostenko of 111 the son of Mr. and Mrs. John ver of Sutton. The bridegroom of 86 Lake St.. South Windsor. Florence St. is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd W. Kedugh of 49 Academy St. The bridegroom is a son of Mrs. The Rev. Raymond F. Ker- Father Mix performed the J. Roberts of Glastonbury. nick, pastor of St. Rose Church, The Rev. Chester Wetzel of Earl Russell of South Windsor. double-ring ceremony. Baskets The Rev. Thomas O’Neil of performed the ceremony. of daisies and gladioli were on the First Church of Christ, Con Given in marriage by her St. Margaret Mary Church per gregational, of Glastonbury per father, the bride wore a full- the altar. formed the double-ring cere formed the double-ring cere length Alfred Angelo original The bride was given in mar mony. Miss Barbara Vander- mony and was celebrant at the gown designed with long sleeves, riage by her step-father. She Baan erf Sutton was organist, nuptial Mass. Bouquets of pink empire waistline, scalloped wore a full-length gown of and Charles B, Roberts of Bos and white flowers with baby’s neckline and detachable watteau white organza and Chantilly ton, brother of Ule bridegroom, breath were on the altar. chapel-length train. Her elbow- lace with train. Her slioulder- was flute soloist. Bouquets of The bride wore a full-length, length silk Illusion veil was ar m m length veil trimmed with garden flowers were on the empire gown of silk organza ap- ranged from a camelot head- m m matching lace was arranged altar. pllqued with re-embroidered piece accented with Alencon from a petal headpiece of se The bride designed and made Alencon lace, and designed with lace, pearls, and rhinestones. quins and pearls and she car her full-length empire gown of scoop neckline, puffed sleeves, Miss Darlena C ote of Man ried a bouquet of orchids and dotted Swiss sheer nylon over and chapel-length train edged chester was maid of honor. She white marguerlta daisies. taffeta, fashioned with lace- with matching lace. Her wore a full-length melon chiffon Miss Rosalie Keough of Bos cuffed bishop sleeves and a cathedral-length veil was ar over crepe gown, accented with ton, sister of the bridegroom, Victorian neckline trimmed ranged from a matching cloche yellow, orange, and green floral was maid of honor. Brides with lace. Her chapel-length headpiece accented with bead bands at the empire waistline maids were Miss Linda Roberts veil was trimmed with match ed re-embroidered Alencon lace and cuffs, and designed with of Dallas, Tex., and Mrs. Peter 2 ing lace and arranged from a and she carried a cascade bou long sheer chiffon sleeves; and Keane of San Francisco, I Calif. lace headpiece. quet of white roses and a matching headbow. She car Miss Natalie Powell of San Miss Gwenn F. Seaver of ried a bouquet of melon carna stephanotis, accented with red Diego, Calif., niece of the bride, Plymouth, Mass., sister of the ’X tions, yellow daisies, and baby’s roses. was flower girl. They wore full- bride, was maid of honor. Miss breath. length daisy print ninon organ V, Sharon Langer of Thompson, Miss Susan Duprey of South Bridesmaids were Miss Karen za gowns and daisy headp'eces. Mrs. Paulus Ingram of Willing- Windsor, sister of the bride, was McCooe of Bolton cousin of the Robert Vaida of Manchester ton, and Hiss Lia Seaver of maid of honor. Bridemaids bride; Miss Deborah Evarts of served as best man. Ushers MlUbury, Mass., cousin of the were Miss Mary Duprey, anoth Mystic, niece of the bridegroom; were Dennis Hall of Riverside, bride, were bridesmaids. er sister of the bride; Miss Di and M^s. Edward Dziob of and Peter Keane of San Fran 7 The bride’s attendants wore ane Deseautels, and Miss Judith Southlng;ton. Miss Jane Klatt of empire gowns of nylon dotted Morow, all of South Windsor. Wethersfield, cousin of the bride, cisco. Leonard Hall of River side was ring bearer. Swiss over taffeta, designed ’The bridal attendants wore / was flower girl. with white bodices, Victorian Identical full-length empire Their yellow chiffon over Mrs. Hall wore a pink chiffon dress with matching acces necklines and yellow skirts and gowns of pink silk organza, de crepe gowns were styled to sories. The bridegroom’s moth carried baskets of flowers. signed with A-line skirts, scoop match the honor attendant’s. er wore' a pale gold silk shan Paulus Ingram of Willington necklines, and puffed sleeves, The bridemaids carried bouquets tung dress with matching acces served as best man. Ushers .accented with ribbon and vai of yellow carnations and daisies f e w . were Joseph Lloyd Roberts of and baby’s breath. The flower sories. lace, and floral headpieces. Following a reception at the Duitemp photo Glastonbury, brother of the They carried bouquets of pink girl carried a basket of the church youth center, the couple Dee’s photo MRS. RICHARD CLARKE ROBERTS bridegroom; Scott W. Seaver of carnations and baby’s breath same flowers. Sutton, brother of the bride; Uazione iihoto Edward Dziob of Southington Tutty photo left for a wedding trip to Maui, MRS. JAMES E. KEOUGH centered with roses and accent American Heritage photo Hawaii. They will live at 3709 seph A. Cataldi, brother of the and George H. Rowe IV, of Fort MRS. LOUIS JOSEPH GOODIN ed with pink streamers. served as best man. Ushers MRS. ALBERT F. CANALI Devens, Mass. MRS. FREDERIC MICHAEL KOSTENKO were John McCooe of East Hart- S. 3rd., Arlington, Va. bride, and Richard Burnett, Miss Doreen McConnell of tern in the office of U.S. Rep. Methodist University School of Mrs. Seaver wore an aqua MRS. RONALD FRANKLIN LIPP ford’ brother of the bride; and Elizabeth Mary Zimmer of Mrs. Keough, a 1963 honor Wedding brother of the bridegroom, both Karen Gaige Wightman and bouquet of daisies and pink North (Coventry was flower g;irl. full-length gowns designed with graduate of Fontana (Calif.) John V. Tunney in Washington, Law, where he was editor of dress edged with lace and pale baby’s breath. Ted Chokas, and A1 Kolpanik, j , r-, i- apricot linen skirts embroider of Manchester. Louis Joseph Goodin, both of She wore a full-length empire both of Manchester. Wapping and Albert F. Canali High School, received an AB D. C., she is an attorney in the the law journal and a member Mrs. Cataldi wore a blue- yellow cmcessories. The bride Bridesmaids were Miss Bon East Hartford was ring bearer. a long-sleeved white dress ac ed with white flowers at the Manchester, were united in mar gown of mint green dotted After a reception at the of Framingham, Mass., were degree from Ripon (Wis.) Col- Litigation Division, General of the Order of the Colt and Phi Burnett • Cataldi green A-line" dress and coat en groom’s mother wore an ice nie Wightman, sister of the Mrs. Duprey wore a pink cented with red, blue, and green hemlines, white peasant riage last night at Center Con- Swiss designed with puff sleeves lege in 1967, where she was a Counsels Office, U. S. Depart- Delta Phi legal fraternity. He semble with matching accesso blue dress with matching acces bride, and Miss Sandra Wirta, crepe dress and a corsage of brocade on the bodice and cuffs Knights of Columbus Home in united in marriage Saturday bodices, apricot chiffon sashes, The marriage of Joan Cataldi sories. and a pink floral headpiece. Manchester, the couple left on member of Kappa Delta ment of Agriculture, Washing- is an attorney with the Bureau ries and a white orchid. The g;regational Church. both of Manchester. They wore whitq cymbldium orchids. The and red accessories. After Aug. noon at St. Margaret Mary and picture hats. The honor at After a reception in the She carried a moss green bas a wedding trip to Aruba, Cur sorority. She graduated this ton. of OperaUng Rights, Civil Aero- to Kenneth L. Burnett, both of bridegroom's mother wore a The bride is a daughter of Mr. full-length gowns of silk organza, bridegroom’s mother wore a 1 the couple will reside at 113 Church in Wapping. tendant carried a basket of church vestry, Mr. and Mrs. ket of pink and white flowers. acao, and Venezuela. ’They will year from the Southern Meth- Mr. Keough is a 1962 graduate nautics Board, Washing;ton. Manchester, was solemnized blue A-line dress with pearls, fashioned with white bodices The bride Is a daughter of white garden flowers. The Roberta left for a motor trip and Mrs. Walter Wightman of Paul La (Jroix of East Hart mint green lace dress with Downey Dr., Manchester. live in Vernon. odist University School of Law, of the former Holy Trinity High Commissioned ns a captain in white accessories and an or and aqua skirts. They wore Mrs. Lipp, a graduate <4 Mx. and Mrs. Kyle Zimmer Sr., bridesmaids carried baskets of Friday evening at the Church through New England, They 357 Woodbridge St. The bride ford served as best man. Ush matching accessories and a Mrs. Kostenko is a graduate Dallas, and is a member of School in Hartford. He received the U. S. Army, Judge Advocate matching headpieces and car 2354 Ellington Rd., Wapping. multi-colored garden flowers. of the Assumption. chid. will live in the Columbia S. C;, groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. ers were Richard Russell of corsage of white mlnlalure South Windsor High School, is of East Hartford High School Kappa Beta Pi legal sorority a BS degree in 1966 from Bos- General Corps, he will report ried colonial bouquets of white The bridegroom is a son of Mrs. Alfred Crowley Jr. of Shrews The bride is the daughter of After the lawn reception at area. After Aug. 17, he will be Bernard Goodin of 173 Loomis daisies and aqua baby’s breath. South Windsor.. brother of the carnations and pink tea roses. employed as a g;raphlcB artist and Mr. Kostenko is a Manches and Pi Kappa Delta professional ton College, and a Juris doctor for active duty in February Josephine Canali of 15 Cyress bury, Mass., served as beat Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Cataldi the home of the bride’s parents, stationed at Ft. Jackson, S. C. St. John Goodin of Manchester bridegroom; Michael Duprey of A reception was held at the by United Aircraft Corp., East ter High School graduate. Both fraternity, A 1967 summer in- degree in 1969 from Southern 1971. St., Farmingham, and the late man. Ushers were Kyle Zimmer of 33 McKinley St. The bride Mr. and Mrs. Burnett left for a 'Ihe bride, a graduate of Sut The Rev. Clifford O. Simpson served as his brother’s best South Windsor, brother of the Podunk Mill Club in South Hartford. Mr. Lipp attends the attended Manchester (Commun Albert Canali. Jr. of Wapping, brother of the groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. motor trip. For traveling she ton High School and the Univer of Center Congregational Chureh man. Ushers were Kevin Wight bride; and James Orfitelli of Windsor. For a wedding trip to Computer Processing Institute, ity College and graduated from The Rev. Joseph P. Schick of bride; David Potenza and Walter Burnett of 133 Main St. wore a white dress with a blue sity of Connecticut School of performed the double-ring man, brother of the bride, and Manchester. (Jraig Baker of Virginia Beach, Mrs. Lipp wore East Hartford. the New Haven-Hartford The Rev. Edward S. Pepin of coat, white accessories and a Physical Therapy, is employed ceremony. Mrs. D. Rivers was Thomas Goodin, brother of the Business School, Hartford Margaret Mary Church per- James Hastings, both of Fram- SlivinskaS'Murdock the Church of the Assumption white orchid. They will live in at Manchester Memorial Hospi organist, and the soloist was groom, both of Manchester. branch. Mrs. Kostenko is em- the double-ring cere- ingham; Andrew Montalbano of ployed as a secretary by United ôr>y- Miss Helene O’Connor of Westboro, Mass., and CSiarles J performed the double-ring cere Manchester. tal. The bridegroom, a Glaston Miss Bonnie Starr. Mrs. Wightman wore a yel mony. Paul Chetelat was the Mr. and Mrs. Burnett, both bury High School graduate, re The bride was given in mar low chiffon dress with match Aircraft International, East Glastonbury was organist. Solomon of Hamden. Carol Ann Murdock of Coven- organist. Bouquets of gladioli, Manchester High School gradu ceived his BA degree in 1967 riage by her father. She wore a ing accessories and a gardenia Giguere-Ehrhardt Hartford. Mr. Kostenko is em- e‘''®n marrage Mrs.______Zimmer______wore a blue ar- try ^ ___ and______A1 Peter______Sllvinskas of stephanotis and chrysanthe ates, are employed at Pratt and and his MA deg;ree in 1969, both full-length Swiss empire gown, corsage. The bridegroom’s ployed at Canada Dry Co., by her father wore a f ^ n c dress with bell-shaped pleat- êw Britain were married Sat mums were on the altar. Whitney Division of United Air from the University of Connect accented with Venlse lace and mother was dressed in pink Wethersfield. chiffon gown trimmed with gro3 gjj sleeves and a corsage of as- , , . o. Sharon A. Ehrhardt of Ver Mary’s The bride was given in mar craft Corp. in East Hartford. icut. He entered the Army in designed with a high lace neck crepe with matching accessor non and Leo J. Giguere Jr. of point de Venise lace and seed sorted garden flowers TTie ^ ^ riage by her father. She wore a She attended the University of Jan. 1969 and recently re line, sheer yoke and skirt and ies and a white orchid corsage. Newington were wed Saturday pearls. Her French illusion veil bridegroom’s mother wore a Church, Coventry, street-length dress of white Hartford. He is attending Man turned from a year’s tour of detachable train. Her elbow- Following a reception at the morning at Sacred Heart Delma photo was arranged from a Juliet cap, hot pink chiffon dress and a The bride is a daughter of Chantilly lace over shantung. chester Community College and duty in Vietnam. length veil of illusion was ar Elks Club, the couple left on an (3iurch, Vernon. Engaged Engaged and she carried a Scandinavian corsage of white and pink roses. Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Mur- Her veil was arranged from a is a three-year veteran of U.S. ranged from a Venlse lace auto trip to Cape Cod. They will The bride is the daughter of Weddings love ring of white baby’s After a reception at the home dock of Pucker St., Coventry, u headpiece and she carried a live on Wellman Rd. matching pill box hat trimmed Army Service. Pool-Side Nuptials Mr. and Mrs. John B. Ehrhardt 'The engagement of Miss Lee ’Hie engagement of Miss breath, miniature carnations, of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. 'The brldeg;room is the son of with seed pearls and tulle, and cascade bouquet of daisies and Mrs. Goodin is a 1969 grad Jr. of 38 Michael Dr., Vernon. Ellen Coldren of Uniontown, orchids and greens. Canali left (or a cross country Mrs. Teofile Slivinskas of New CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) white baby’s breath. Nancy Sue Button of Man MacDonald - Atkinson she carried a cascade bouquet uate of Manchester High School The bridegroom ’is a son of Pa., to Guy Frederick Tanga- Miss Alyce Zimmer of Wap- motor trip. Britain and the late Alexander Mary Beth Fok and Richard Mrs. Joseph Brooks of Man of white carnations, orchids and and is employed as a receptlonst Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Giguere rone of Manchester has been chester to John Richard Ander ping, sister of the bride, was Both Mr. and Mrs. Canali are .Slivinskas. Schauble, both of Charlotte, will chester, sister of the bride was for the legal firm of Halloran, stephanotis. Sr. of East Hartford. announced by her parents, Mr. son of West Hartford has been maid of honor. Bridesmaids graduates of Southern Connect- The Rev. Joseph Berard of wed Friday night. matron of honor. Her full-length Mrs. William Avery of Rock Sage, Phelon & Hagarty in The Rev. Richard Bernier of were Miss Frances Zimmer of icut State College in New Sacred Heart C:iiurch, Waure- The ceremony will be held ex gown of silk organza was fash Hartford. Mr. Goodin, a 1967 and Mrs. Ira B. Coldren of announced by her parents, Mr. ville was matron of honor. She Sacred Heart (Jhurch perform Wapplng, sister of me bride; Haven. He is an elementary gan, performed me double-ring actly where Richard works—be ioned with a white bodice and graduate of Manchester High Uniontown. and Mrs. Wilbur H. Button of wore a lavender antique satin ed the ceremony. Miss Renee Antaya of Wethers- school teacher at Haynes Phib- ceremony, side the swimming pool at an pink skirt, accented with School, is a highway engineer Her fiance is the son of Mr Given in marriage by her 33 Crestwood Dr. field, cousin of the bride; Miss lie School in Sudbury, Mass., dress with purple accessories apartment complex where he is daisies. She wore a matching for the State of Connecticut in and Mrs. Felix A. Tangarone of Given in marriage by nnr and carried a cascade bouquet father, the bride wore a full- Her fiance is the son of Mrs. Wilhelmenia Wright of Wilton; and a football coach at Lincoln, a lîfeguard. headpiece and carried a colonial Wethersfield. length crepe sheath gown ac 29 Harvard Rd. Miss Pat Kegel of Plalnville; famer, me bride wore a fuU- L John H. Anderson of West Hart Sudbury (Mass.) of purple and lavender mini empire gown of silk cented with venise lace at the hDss Coldren, a graduate of ford and the late Mr. Anderson. and Miss Jane Solomon of Ham High School. Mrs. Canali is an ature carnations surrounded organza accented wim pjau with green foliage. neckline and designed with lace Uniontown Area Senior High den. elementary art teacher in Hop- sleeves and chapel-length train Miss Button, who received her d’ange lace at me high scallop- Walter James Burnett of School, is a senior at Marietta The bride’s attendants wore kinton Mass. trimmed with matching lace. BA degree in mathmatics at the ______ed neckline and yoke bodice, Manchester served as best man Liebmari'Janelle Ohio College, where she is Her three-tiered elbow-length University of (Connecticut, will _ , A-line skirt wim scalloped hem- for his brother. Ushers were Jo vice president of Sigma Kappa veil was arranged from a lace Sorority. teach Grade 9 in Rockville this (3iarlene Wennergren of Man- dist Chuch, performed me dou- line appllqued wim lace and a Suzanne Lucille Janelle of (all. Chester, ewsm of me bride; ble-ring ceremony. Jack Grove detachable camedral - length floral headpiece. A Manchester High School Tolland and James Paul Lleb- Mrs. Robert Demers of En and Miss Elaine DelGreco, al- was organist. A bouquet of watteau train edged wim graduate, Mr. Tangarone grad Mr. Anderson, a graduate of field, cousin of the bride, was so of Manchester. .spring flowers was on the altar, matching lace. Her camedral- man of Manchester exchanged uated from Marietta College in the University of (Connecticut matron of honor. Bridesmaids The attendants were dressed The bride was given in mar- lengm mantilla was arranged vows Saturday morning in St. 1970 with a BA degree in bus where he received a BS degree were Miss Ruth Ellsworth of alike in apricot color empire nage by her son, Mark Stidsen from a headpiece of lace ac- iness administration. He is em- in business adm^stration, is Matthew’s Church in Tolland. Rockville and Miss Gerry Gaul- gowns. They wore matching of Windsor. She wore an em- cented wim pearls and crystals, loyed at the Connecticut Bank employed at the Factory Insur The bride is a daughter of Mr. ton of Hartford. ance Association in Hartford. tulle headpieces, and carried bfoidered beige linen dress with and she carried a cascade bou- and Mrs. Lionel W. Janelle of ’Ihe bridal attendants wore and Trust Co. in Hartford. ’The wedding is planned for bouquets of black eyed susans. a corsage of pink sweetheart quet of white orchids, roses, Ann Dr., Tolland. The bride identical full-length yellow An early January 1971 wed- Robert MacDonald of East June 1971. roses and stephanotis. stephanotis and Ivy. groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. linen sleeveless gowns accented Ing Is planned. Greenwich served as his brom- Mrs. Wesley Warner of Whit- ,, , ,, ... j . Engaged . , . * Miss Kamieen Murdock of John G. Llebman of 600 Lydall with white lace at the empire Mrs. Clinton H. MacDonald er’s best man. Ushers were enville. Mass., ’ sister of me _ ...... St. waistline and designed with ‘ ■••a bride, was matron of honor. She Coventry sister of the bride, The engagement of Miss David E. Atkinson of Nashua, was maid of honor. Bridcs- Mary Denise Doherty of Win TTie Rev. Clifford J. Curtin o f small stand-up collar and train Diana Margaret Atkinson and N. H., bromer of the bride; and w°®® a blue dress with matching jjjgg Noiina Hed- chester, Mass., to Stephen St. Matthew’s Church performed trimmed with matching lace; ; V i Clinton H. MacDonald, bom of Thomas Packard and Edward l.ict coat and a corsage of yel man of (Coventry, and Mrs. Earl Thomas O’Brien of East Hart the double-ring ceremony. Mrs. and matching headpieces. Manchester, exchanged vows Szymanoski, both of Manches low roses. ford, formely of Manchester, Harold W. Garrity was organ Richard Giguere of Hartford Saturday afternoon, July 11, at Marshall E. Hodge of Man- Amirault of Hazardvllle. ter. The bridal attendants wore has been announced by her par ist and soloist. Bouquets oi served as his brother’s best 'r.5 iFrrs Soum United Memodist Church. <;hester served as his bromer’s Mrs. Atkinson wore a pink identical - full-lengm empire Daniels ents, Mr. and Mrs. Neal E. Do gladioli were on the altar. man. Ushers were Gary Ehr The bride is me daughter of print dress with white accessor best man. Ushers were Dana ’The bride was given in mar gowns of white chiffon accented herty Jr. of Winchester. hardt of Vernon, brother of the Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Atkin ies. The bridegroom’s momer Stidsen of Windsor, another son riage by her father. She wore bride; and Robert Hathaway of FORMAL jf the bride; and Wesley Warner wim venise lace and satin rib Her fiance is the son of Mr. son of 102 Oxford St. The bride wore a turquoise dress wim bon and designed wim high lace and Mrs. Thomas L. O’Brien of an empire gown of satin lace, Hartford. groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. of Whitensville, Mass., bromer- white accessories. B6m had cor in-law of the bride. necklines and A-line skirts, and In planning South American East Hartford. designed with a stand-up collar, After a reception at the Elks We Alex S. MacDonald of 41 S. Al c travels you have to think in sages of white gladenlas. The bridegroom’s mother wore matching petal headpieces with Miss Doherty, a June grad tapered sleeves accented at the Club in Rockville, the couple ton St. -> reverse. In the Andes, for cuffs with seed pearls, and a Rent After a reception at Ckwper a blue dress and white accessor- ''ells. The honor attendant car- uate of Anna Marta College, left for a wedding trip to Ber The Rev. Gary Cornell, asso instance, the ski season matching pleated train with a muda. They will live at 448 Wil Hall of South C3iurch, a wedding i.is with a corsage of yellow Tied a white parasol with pale starts on June 15. TTie color Paxton, Mass., is employed by ciate pastor of Soum United supper was served at me home satin bow. Her three-tiered veil lard Ave., Newington. roses. pink roses, baby’s bream, and Mlnica piiDto ful grape festival at Caxias Cahners Publishing Co. in Bos It • • • • • Memodist Church, performed of me bride’s parents. For a 2 of illusion was arranged from Mrs. Giguere, a graduate of After a reception in Cooper ivy. ’The bridesmaids also car- Do Sul in Brazil is in March. ton. Mr. O’Brien, a 1969 gradu MRS. AL PETER SLIVINSKAS a comelot headpiece of satin Rockville High School, attended (he “ in” look me double-ring ceremony, motor trip to the State of Wash- Hall of South Church, the couple nled parasols but wim pale yel- In Aigfentina and Chile, the ate of AssumpUon College, Wor to tcear 'out! lace trimmed with seed pearls, the University of Connecticut James McKay was organist, ington, Mrs. MacDonald wore a left on a wedding trip to north- iotv roses, baby’s bream, and farther south you go the cold cester, Mass., will receive his er it gets at any time of the and she carried a cascade bou and is employed as a rating Bouquets of gladioli and daisies yellow and white dress with a cm New England. They will ivy. master’s degree from the Uni EVERYTHING year. In Bolivia the average quet of chrysanthemums and analyst by ’Travelers Insurance were on me altar. corsage of roses and daisies. make their home in Windsor. Leroy Urbanskl of New versity of Pittsburgh School of FOR WEDDINGS The bride, given in marriage The couple will live in at 14721 temperature orck Bano’s birthplace. Miss Power employed as a jewlry designer all kinds of group and tle dairy firm In 1967. Denise Linda Diessner of West of Ellington. is 19, Bano 27. U.S. CHOICE at me Napier Jewelry (3o., personal travel. All Allis, was the first runnerup. ’Two bridesmaids were LeSlanc ptioto Meriden. The .Johansen’s first greeting Chevrolet Ov/ners phases of travel, air, dressed in green and two in lav MRS. JAMES PAUL LIEBMAN GROUND CHUCK 89® pastor of .Sourn United Memo- when mey docked in Seattle was steamship, plus all _ar- ender. Their empire gowns of a port official who told Johan NEED REPAIRS SEE US FOR rangements for accom FAMOIS lightweight floral brocade were lace with a green hat, and car neckline and long pouffed WANTED 3 Hodge - Stidsen sen he would only be able to tie his boat up at Fishermen’s Ter • KENDALL OIL PRODUCTS modations: Why not fashioned with pleated back ried a matching lace handbag. sleeves, and white accessories. • GENUINE CHEVROLET PARTS HUDSON VITAMINS Mrs. Eleanor J. Stidsen of minal for a few hours because It come in and talk to us panels, and they carried velvet The bridegroom’s mother wore After Aug. 2, they will live at Clean, Late Model NA-nVE BntCH MOUNfAIN a FACTORY TRAINED ’TECHNICIANS and 643-1442 'Windsor and Richard W Hodge wasn’t a fishing vessel. w Travd Senriea 1 soon? 35 Barry Rd., Tel. baskets of purple and yellow turquoise chiffon long-sleeved 45 Wellman Rd. of Manchester were married • SERVICE RENTAL CABS DRUG PRODUCTS a CONVENIENT MASTER CHARGE PLAN 646-8012. laytyell pompons. , dress and coat, a matching hat The bride, a graduate of El USED CARS TOMATOES LB. Cwfitl* ( EiMd Saturday afternoon at South A 555 MAIN STREET ^ 29® or GMAC BUDGET PLAN ^ .Available .At John G. Liebman Jr. of Man and accessories and a corsage lington High School, is a clerk Top Prices Paid • CoAdid • Color United Methodist Church. K 643-2165 ffllLPFUL HINTS chester served as best man for of yellow carnations. in the medical record depart TH E MAXVEL OK ItoW • frO“Bridols The bride is a daughter of Mr. OaU 64IMS2S8 or Stop In for an Appokitaoent WELDON DRUc; ( 0. For All Makes! • EoffogtmeRt Photos Liaasn brim Âottiorized * 8?eat in Biaa* A If you're packing items such his brother. Ushers wetfe Rus After a,reception at the Koe- ment at Manchester Memorial OXYDOL 7 OZ. TRIAL SIZE PKO. 7 ® Ml . MT MAM BTMIT. MAHChsollH and Mrs. Carl Petersen of Mas 7fi7 M:iin StnN‘t • AoAOoocAmonts • Invifotioof ^ Chester for *U Alrllnee, - z as electric razors or travel sell Schaller of Vernon, Robert ciuszko CTub in Rockville, Mr. Hospital. Mr. Liebman, a grad CARTER CHEVROLET O P ix MONDAY YWtU iSATUUDAY S:J0 TO 5 M sachusetts. The bridegroom is a PAMCAM Irons, etc. be sure that the thuiisday i;m to tM w' PROFESSIONAL OPEN wBeUieeds and Steamship^ CARTER CHEVROLET C0„ IRC. A t tho .Sank* I>ou Giguere of Lisbon Falls, and and Mrs. Liebman left for a nio- uate of Manchester High School C O ., INC. PHOTOGRAPHERS son of Mrs. Rena Hodge of 65 Unea. ^ fWeign electricity will take Bruce Thttle and David ’Tuttle, and Porter School of Engineer Jarvis Rd. and the late Harold 1229 MAIN ST. — MANCHESTER your j^ lia n c e , and also, if Direct-Hy-.Mail Price tor trip to the Pocono Moim- 7 5 LAurcl St., M «nch«t«r |7rlS AAI. I » IfrPAL both of Manchester. ing and Design in Rocky Hip, 1229 Main St HIGHLAND PARK MARKET / f B. Hodge. ► you need some sort of -A.Hk for Free Catalog tains. For travelli^, she wore a 317 HIGHLAND STOEBT BY APPOnmCNT CNLY adapter. Mrs. Panelle wore a short- princess dress of lavender voile is a tool designer at Colt’s Phone 649-5238 MANCHESTER ’The Rev. Dr. J. Manley Shaw, sleeved dress of beige chiffon print designed with a scooped Industries in Hartford. t r /'

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.* MONDAY. JTJLY 27. 1970 P A G E SE V E N 1970 P AG E Six MANCHESTER EVENING HEiyVLD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 27, / Drug Center Kids on Drugs CONSUMPTION PER QUARTER IN CUBIC FEET Vernon One can imagine some of the com s I 8 IRanrl^pBtpr the Drug Advisory Onter H eld Therapeutic ments on such a development. —I ------Zoning Panel Reviewing 81 RuMell St. Is observing the In Capital Area • 0 £ t t p m t t 0 ”took at that! ’Ihe blacks are no bet following summer siêdule: M onday, T u esd a y and JWJBL18HIBD BT TBB ter than we are!” WASHINGTON (AP) — A Proposed Regulations HBRALD^raENTINO CO.. OfC Wednesday, 8:S0 a.m. to 8 18 BIm U SlTMt suburban Washington public luBOhMter. Coon. ”A lot they care about their own. Why p .m . The Zoning Commission is in ner, who drew up the new or THOMAS r. #SRQ080h Thursday and Friday, 8:30 health physician says nearly 800 WA1.TBB R. FEROUBOK ahouM w e ? ” the process of reviewing a pro dinance, said any changes PabUrtien a.m. to 9 p.m. elementary school children In 7 0 adopted will affect only new WNmded OctotMr 1, m And one can imagine many people in posed set of zoning regulations Saturday, 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. the area cure receiving drugs to areas. They will not affect any PaMWMd Brenr Bvenlnc Bxcapt Sundajr. white communities nodding in sympathy There will be an answering which will try to combine the existing ones. and BoUdays. Smarad at u a Pom Offloa at calm their behavior. service every night except best of the two present sets of Manchaatar, Conn., as Second CMaa Mall and agreement with some cf the argu Dr. Esther Robinson added, Oonceming. mobile homes, the Mattar.______^______Sunday from the time the regulations. ments the black people of ICanbasaet, however, the total represents commission felt such develop center closes until 8 a.m. A SUBSCRIPTION RATES only one per cent of the elemen The review of the some 60- ments should be serviced by a Payabla in AdTanoa themselves already owiiers of their own backup person will be con Ona Taar ...... SW.OO tary school pupils. SO page document is expected to community or public water sup-, tacted to help the caller If ac Months ...... 15.60 homes, used in objecting to the creatioa “ A bout ISO o f th ^ children are be completed at a meeting of ply and should be on a sewer Th/aa Months ...... 7.80 n ecessary. Ona Month ...... 8.00 of low Income rental project with subsl- under the care of public health the commission July 30. line. For drug advisory Informa department physicians,” she Presently the town has two sets Some of the proposed regula MEMBER OF diea for other blacks wfao can’t afford to THE ASSOCIATED PRESS tion caU: 6474BB. said Friday. “The drugs are of zoning laws. One is that of tions still to be reviewed will Tlta Associated Press Is axcloslrely en- own their own. ttiiad to the use (u rapubUcatlon of all prescribed for over-active and the former city and the other of involve the height and size of news dispatches credited to It or not other nmi-goed directed children, but the former fire district. The buildings, size and area of lots, wise oradtted In this paper and also the Such a project would. It was argued In 50 local news published bare. only with the parents’ permis- governments were consolidated the percentage of a lot a build All rlfbts of rapubUcatlon of spadai dlt- Kanhasset, bring in pecqile who wouldn't Police Log SlMJ.” more than five years ago. p a ^ a s herein are also reserrad. ing may occupy and the density keep the property neat and clean, and Dr. Robinson said the drugs, In the section already review of population. The Herald PrinUns Company Inc., as ed, the commission said it feels sumes no financial reaponslDlllty for typo whoee presence and conduct wouldn’t ARBE8TO Dexedrine or Ritalin, have the The proposed regulations will graphical errors appetknng In afhrartwe- help protect the existing real estate val Four juvenUe girls were taken opposite effect on children than some of the definitions, con also go to the planning Com manta and other reading matter In The into custody as the result of they have on adults. Both drugs Mandiester Evening Herald 4 0 cerning commercial develop mission for review and recom ues In the community. Why bring a two separate shoplifting Incl- sUmulate adults but, when ad- ment should be tightened. mendations. A plan of develop Suhacrlber to Los Angeles Tbnea-Washlns- ton Post News Service. ghetto Into a nice euburben community? ilents over the weekend. Both ministered to children between The question was also posed ment for the entire town was Pull service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. Incidents occurred at Treasure six and 10 years of age, they are as to where to draw the line on Publishers Representatives — Mathews, Such argument by the established approved two years ago. Bhannoa and Cullen Inc., Special Agency City in the Parkade. All four calming and nonaddlctlve, she limitations of home occupa McAlmont said the proposed — New Toik, Chicago, Detroit and Boston. blacks in Manhasset not merely appeals were referred to juvenile au- said. tions. The recommendation is regulations will probably go to MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OPCIRCnLa- to white logic In other situations. thorities and released in the. The drugs are used mily long that such occupations be limit a public hearing some time in TTONB. ______custody of their parents. enough to curb the disruptive SO It also enrages those blsuik leaders ed to those directly related to the fall. Display advertising closing hours ------months to three or four years, domestic crafts. It is also Ih r Monday — l p.m. PVlday. who are trying to work for better bous Glenn O. Powers, of Glaston- she said, XV>r Tuesday — l p.m. Bamrday. recommended that such occupa Ih r Wednesday — l p.m. Monday. ing for blacks. bury, charged with operating a Dr. Robinson,, a pubUc health tions be allowed on a limited Winds Darken Town For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. motorcycle without a motor- doctor In Montgomery County, Ihr Ptlday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. iThey have taken to calling the black cycle license. He was arrested Md., said the program is not dl- •’^ 8 - ^ n e w MILFORD (AP)—Some For Saturaay — 1 p.m. Thursday. The proposed regulations Milford were CUwsifled deadline — 6 p.m. day be residents of Manhasset "racists.” last night on Spencer St. Ckiurt rected by the school system. fore publlcatiqn. 6 p.m. Friday tor to would allow limited commercial electricity or telephone llatnrday and Monday publication date Aug. 10. She said problem students are Between such interpretations of their development in multi-family ggj-yjeg for as much as 21 hours refered to the county health de iMoaday, July 27 stand, the black residents of Mfuihasset Clermont Caron, 16, of Hart complexes. The Zoning Com- over the weekend, after a sud- partment by school nurses, who this have Illustrated the poesibUlty that there ford, charged with larceny un work for the health department. mission did not favor this severe storm uprooted recommendation and suggested [j.ggg downed power lines and is one question at stake which Is at least der $16. He was arrested last A Montgomery County school '‘Change Your Partner** night in connection with a belt spokesman, Kenneth K. Muir, that It be eliminated and to tQgjf [jê roof off ah electronics as Important as the questiem of race it allegedly stolen from Treasure 10 keep such complexes strictly Saturday night. Service A recant article In the London Ob said that “under no circum self. City in the Parkade. Court date stances do the schools prescribe residential. ^gg restored Sunday. server sucgesta posallimtiee wUtdi, U It Is the question of economic status. A ug. 10. drugs. A suggestion concerning how Police said the storm demol- our Impertinence can be pardoned, “County policy forbids use of much land is needed to support ighed the roof of the Bundy The black residents of Manhasset op Bruce A. Kearns, 18, of East might also be found in the history books. drugs in schools unless with the one horse was also discussed at corp., a building about 5(X) feet posed the influx of newcomers not be Hartford, arrested oh a warrant specific advice and consent of length by the commission. The long, with its heavy winds, Hie article auggesta that Britain’s new cause their skins were going to be black, Saturday and charged with the physician and parent,” he proposed ordinances called for Sections of nearby Sherman, Oonaervatlve government may be begin breaking and entering with said. on acre, and the commission New Fairfield, Roxbury, Kent but because they were going to be poor. criminal intent, and larceny un The figures in the lefthancJ column represent dol ning to move toward a "hlatorlcal Muir said teachers and princi lars and the figures across the top indicate con asked that it be raised to two. and Brldge\^ter also suffered There would be, then, one very simple der $15. He was arrested in con pals have the responsibility to Weiss^ O^Neill Recommend The Tolland (bounty Agrlcultur- power failures because of tlie reversal of alliances.” sumption per quarter in cubic feet. This chart is a way to make all these newcomers wel nection with a housebreak at note hyperactivity eunong stu al Center says one-half acre is storm, according to a Connectl- 112 Woodslde St. He was re dents EUid report it to parents. comparison of water charges on a quarterly basis. By its use of the word historical It come to black Manhasset. That would be Along Country Roads With Sylvian Ollara Revised Water Rate Hikes sufflcient. cut Light and Power Company leased on a $600 non-surety He said the school then leaves 1. Rockville and Aqueduct . 2. Connecticut Water John McAlmont, town plan- spokesman. means history-making. What ws would to give them enough cash to make the THE PASTURE bond. Court date Aug. 10. the problem to the physician. Town Manager Robert Weiss next 100 cubic feet, the quarter Co. 3. Metropolitan District Commission. 4. Man ly charge would be $12.18. Un suggest is that the propoaed reversal of down payment on a home of their own Past experience with the and Public Works Director Wil chester Water Co. 5. The proposed water rate for Joseph LaForge of 29 W. der the $8.50 . minimum, - and drugs indicates they are safe. liam O’Neill say that they made Town of Manchester customers. 6. The present rate alliances Is hlstartcal In the sense that and park the right kind of new car in Gardner St., charged with intox with 31 cents for each of the Dr. Robinson said. However, for Town of Manchester customers. It cornea right out ctf the textbooka of the front of It. ication. He was arrested Satur a mistake last week in comput- next 100 cubic feet, it would be «...she acknowledged there are j y^g per-caplta, per-day day at Spruce and School Sts. $ 12.22. p a s t That would, apparently, make It easier few, if any, long-range studies ® . (Jourt date A u g. 10. consumption of water for the And should the famt'y of four on the effects on children. quitoes.” His nearest neighbor for either blacks or whites to welcome Open Form average home—for a family of use more water per quarter BITUMINOUSI The Idea is that Britain may be ahlft- Inside Use of similar drugs in Oma is 16 miles away. But distance is new black neighbors. Richard C. Bird, 27, of 38 four. tnan the estimated 2,400 cubic Gold Alaska ha, Neb., recently sparked pub nothing in the wilderness. Carl Ing Its chief friendahlp on the Buropean Harvard Rd., charged with dis (Consequently, they are rec feet (even as HtUe as 100 cubic What this means, for the really Impor Nixon And Israel Uc protest from parents and son’s traplines are 60 miles mainland from West Qermany, where it regarding double lines. He was ommending a schedule for feet more), its quarterly water tant thing that may be in It, is that the Dr. Jacobson On Marijuana people can handle alcohol and teachers. water-rate Increases other than W ild erness from his cabin. DRIVEWAYS arrested Saturday afternoon on Dill would be more under the Parking Areas • Ota Stations s Basketball Courts has been eince the war, back to France, others cannot. He generally walks It nowa basic econom ic approEUih to a situation W; Middle Tpke. Court date the one backed last Tuesday schedule now being recom Now ‘Booking for Summer Work vriiere it waa before the war. To the Editor, Another point that I made night by the Board of Directors. days. At his age, his dogs some between races may be as important Report Aug. 10. mended by Weiss and O’Neill Slim’s Home PLACE YOUR ORl>ER NOW BECAUSE OF A was that it seemed hypocritical Weiss and O’Neill had stated times are a Uttle hard to handle. At a recent meeting of the Spending Spat than under the one accepted last PRICE INCREASE SOON A lot of involved reasona are diacuas- as the question of race itself, and more Drug Advisory Council I made for a group of adults, several Tuesday night that the per capi LAKE ItflNCHUMINA, Alaska he remains ta rty ^ a ased on a recommended rate So isn’t It about time, right now, and on sternly warned against at look at marijuana,” and this accident. . . . above his homestead, the Imitation fur Is more of a con- u re.) ahead is the most serious crisis Bank during the cease-fire, the less serious than those of either off for a day. schedule also proposed by Weiss Inside Report San Clemente three weeks ago was in reply to the question towering mass of Mt. McKinley, cem right now to the old trap- eqiecially with a reaurgent Germany The wife of a geudener must contend in U.S.-Israeli relations since tobacco or alcohol, both of ------A final Senate vote is expect- and O’Neill. PIVE STORES OF FASHION has compelled the Russians to raised by one of the members, PoUce reported heavy dam- gg„,j money bill lo "An awful lot of people on the per than his rug;ged life. Sable threatening to move toward better un- with the many exasperating inanlfesta- President Eisenhower forced (See Page Seven) which are socially and legally Under that proposal, the min (Continued from Page 6) take a fresh look at the whole to wit; “ What should our policy imum .charge, where four-fifths outside no doubt would think pelts now bring only $15 or $20. Uons of this horticultural craze. Mother the Israelis to evacuate the acceptable in our present socie age to a car operated by Lynn p^ggident Nbcon—who has deritanding with Russia on the Blast, problem. That fresh look, so situaOon along the Jordan ôu can tell In 1948 they werd worth $72 Earts decorates the doorwdys of her headlands at Sharm-Bl Sheik be regarding marijuana?” I did ty. Ingram of East Hartford, in- (gjîed it an example of exces- and three-quarter inch meters the Administration argument not use the expression "adopt volved in a collision with a Car gj^^ spending on Capitol Hill, are in use, would go from $4.60 River is perilous. them I wouldn’t trade my life each. for Britain to remember how much It tome and almost Indelibly blackens the in 1957 under threat of U.S. The real point that I tried to goes, frightened Moscow and Herald a softer attitude." I added that operated by Jesus C. Perera, administraUon has de- per quarter to $8.80 per quarter. Hussein was almost over- How can I gut his knowledge is more lovea and admlrea France? soaps and sinks of the bathrooms. Her support for anti-Israeli sanc make at the meeting, and this changed its earlier policy of my attitude regarding mari 29, of 173 Spruce St. The acci- gg^bed as innocuous a set of The minimum rate Includes an thrown during the brief civil lonely with so much to do? fundamental than the market husband's compulsion to linger In his tions by the United Nations. Yesterdays was reported correctly in the letting the situation go from bad juana has changed in the past dent occurred Saturday after- gngg.controverslal civil rights allowance for the first 1.200 war between his own army and ^ have my dogs. place. He knows that wolves Once there was, of course, a brief garden until the last glimmer of daylight This new crisis, assuming no paper, was that our problem Cameo to worse. year largely as a result of read noon in the Dairy Queen park cubic feet of water. the Palestinian commandos two "'Television? You can have it. don’t attack dogs or human disappears beymid his horizon of toma radical change in Cairo, will was to find meaningful activi restrictions tacked onto the eiqipositioa that such balance of power In short, Moscow now wants 25 Years Ago ing in our medical journals ing. lot on Broad St. Under the existing $4.50 min- months ago One result of that I wouldn’t accept one as a gift. I beings, that “ you can get five toes and lettuce can delay endless sup either “ deliver" the government ties for our youngsters so that school aid measure, but Senate poUtlce had become outmoded. The a political settlement and, dur scholarlly studies regarding imum-charge schedule per ^gg g agreement un- prefer reading. Anyway, I don’t gallons of good grease from a per hours. And the supper menus, them of Prime Minister Golda Meir, they were not bored to death, Democratic Leader Mike Mans change of namCj ing Nasser’s long stay in the George and Clive Dart are the pharmacologic effects of Anita D. Fecitt, 92 Bolton quarter, the customer pays 30 der which the government âve electricity.” black bear. Good for baking and big marie against It was that it bad al selves, often have a tell-tale monotony. already under extreme hawk- granted a permit by the Zoning or driven to drugs for diversion field said those terms are likely One week’s entrees, for instance, might Sovlfet capital, exerted against this drug, f am, no longer St., charged with evading re- cents for each 100 cubic feet of promised to coordinate its His one contact with the out- frying doughnuts.” ways, in the end, led to the war It waa dove tensions, or critically rup Board of Appeals to erect a or escape from what they to stir debate anyhow. include ihubarb sauce, rhubarb pie, the Egyptian maximum pres frightened by the sound of this ^lt)onslblllty. She was arrested water over the first 1,200 cubic ture historically intimate rela seven-stall garage on their pro thought was an absurd, irra The total amount of money al army with the commandos, glv- side is a battery-powered short- Carlson sleeps when he likes, supposed to prevent. ThlB couldn’t be rhubarb oobbier, and rhubarb consom sure to that end. The result, say word and know that its effects Sunday afternoon after her car feet. tions between the U.S. and perty at 315 E. Center St. and tional and meaningless exist ready is disputed. The appropri Ing the Palestinians far more wave radio on a shelf near his reads when he likes, gets up Sale me. For another week, it might mean Presidential advisers, was a far are mild unless concentrated was involved in an accident on Under the $8.50 minimum allowed to happen, in the atomic age. Israel. to use part of another lot own ence. If we could find ways of aiiu..ation is $463 million higher than schedule, the customer freedom of action. But if he ac- when he likes, “ .^ d I a l^ y s buttered peas one night, peas with avo more affirmative response to in the form of hashish. To be Main St. with a car operated cepted the temporary cease- “ Th® whole world has gone have my dogs to ^ k to. When It was theorised. There would have to As of today, Mr. Nixon’s top ed by them on the west; the keeping our youngsters occu Nixon proposed. The President ^ cado the next, followed by minted peas, the U.S. plan than the White sure marijuana may lead to by Robert W. Post. 22, of 72 would pay 31 cents for each 100 Mideast advisers are convinced dairy has been at this spot for pied or employed in construc called it a sample of a perals- gyjjjg (ggj gf water over the first fire. King Hussein would also crazy,” ^ y s (prison. “ We don’t they s t ^ ^ e r i n g back, I be a United Nations, to be the one alli peas with almonds, and mushroom-cur House had dared hope for. harder drugs, and this is indeed Wells St. (Jourt date Aug. 10...... L ^ 1 ______have note out here. Just mos- know I’ll be in trouble.” that Israel will reluctantly ac the past 28 years and the new tive projects we would be well tent and growing tendency on ^ goo cubic feet. have to silence the commandos ried peas. To ease Mrs. Meir’s domestic a danger, but this is true of al ance among all nations, to take world cept the temporary cease-fire zoning rules must be waived to Now, Weiss and O’Neill are who, unlike Hussein himself. Despite these Irritations, a gârdener’s political problem in selling the cohol or any intoxicant or stim on our way to solving the drug H Hurst Jr 35 of Hart- Capitol Hill to approve In- poUtlcB away from big power anarchy and consent to serious negotia allow it to remain there. problem. ford*"*âreed with failure to creases in expenditures without recommending an alternate want not a setUement but pro- Cameo wife must be educated to the tact that tions with the ArAb states peace plan to her cabinet, the ulant. While part of the prob Our Chairman, Godfrey Gour- yleW rlgh of way at an Intersec- providing the revenue to pay the schedule—which would charge a traded warfare with Israel, and put it into clvlUsed hameaa. an avid horticulturis is sick. He must through the offices of Gunnar U. S. is dangling the promise lem of alcoholism is the bever 10 Years Ago ley, made it clear that smoking tlon He was arrested Saturday costs." $ minimum per quarter, with Worse still Is Syria, which has be approached with understandiiig and Jarring, the special United Na of special types of defensive age itself, by far the greater 7.50 "pot” was simply a symptom nlglit after his car was Involved Despite the criUclsm, there the first 1,200 cubic feet allow- never even accepted the IS But that was a few hundred battles sympathy, if he is to fee cured. Based on tions negotiator in the Middle weapons — but not the offensive Paper firm says it will pipe part of the problem lies in the of trouble and not the basic In an accident with a car driven were indications Nixon might gbie under the minimum, as November, 1967, UN resolution in the Fhr East and the Near Blast my own experience as both a daughter East. supersonic F-4 Phantoms Israel Lydall Brook past Rogers Pond type of person who must resort Jl to an amateur gardener and the wife of wants — for delivery after a as step hoped to help eliminate to or rely upon alcohol. In the problem itself. Smoking “ pot” by Marlon Campbell of 171 E. stop short of a veto of the bill, in before. calling for a guarantee of ago. The President simply won’t one, I offer here a few suggestions to al settlement. disagreeable odors. vast majority of "potsmokers" according to Bruno Bettelhelm cienter St at Summit St. and part because of the warning of However, the customer would Israel’s independence tad sov now take no for an answer from Republican congressional lead- pay 39 cents for each 100 cubic leviate, maybe even eliminate, the rav Further, President Nixon will no harm has been reported and is a sign of rebellion, whether Perret PI. Court date Aug. 10. ereignty and withdrawal of Slowly, but surely, the worid has gone Jerusalem, even though he ful era that it would be difficult to feet over the first 1,200 cubic ages of this gardening epidemic. Pri hold open the possibility of in General Manager Richard heroin addiction, though possi it be against our parents, our Israeli troops from territories ly comprehends the possibility Martin reports town’s cash sur feet. FUNERAL HOME back to the games it knows. Blngland, marily, however, they will be aimed at cluding U.S. troops in the ble, is not common. The consti institutions of learning (in loco COMPLAINTS sustain one. occupied in the six-day war. Of that Mrs. Meir’s cabinet might plus for fiscal year reaches only They say that their latest rec Burlington having helped build Germany back up to preserving your marriage (and your splinter under the pressure. peace-keeping forces which tutional inadequacy of the parentis) or society In general. A motorcycle was taken from all the territorial adjustments to 142 East Center Street $ 11,000 . ommended schedule would give mind) until the crisis passes. Or at least Israeli hawks are convinced— eventualy would be sent to de youngster has more to do with The prolonged adolescence of a garage at 364 Parker St. some be made as part of a settle- power, now begins to look toward Ftance our youth has given them an time Friday night. Also taken Thieves Gelt '836,000 the average homeowner a small- TEL, 649-7199 until winter brings to an end most of the or say they are—that the tem militarized areas to g;uarantee American Legion reports loss his switching to harder drugs er percentage increase and that m®ut, Israell^cupled for a friendship to balance Germany. feverish activity of the growing season. porary cease-fire In the U.S. the borders finally agreed to. of $310 on its fireworks show. than smoking "pot” Itself. Some abundance of time to rebel and was a license plate from an From Town !Hall it would be the least expensive Golan Heights In Syria poses (1) Don’t raise the roof when your hus our affluence has enabled them other motorcycle. The United States, having befriended Us for those water users within the the moat Intractable deadlock, WILLIAM'J. LENNON Savings starting at) band pilfers all your platters and cookie to purchase drugs with which THOMPSON (AP) — The defeated enemy, Japan, back into power minimum—1,200 cubic feet. But Mr. Nixon is playing his tins. (Ckteh handy tra ys fo r see d lin g s!) to express their rebellion. T o Sometime early Saturday Thompson Town Hall was brok Director Raising the minimum rate bold peace game one play at a 27% on your favor ful proqierity, now begins to find Jiîan Don’t wince or whine when all the pen rebel is normal and acceptable morning a car parked at 67 S. en Into Saturday and $36,500 per quarter to $7.50 means a 66 time. The next move is to get cils and rulers in the house become —in fact, no progress Is possible Adams St. was painted by 'van worth of cash and checks was answers the same trade and sphere of influence Fischetti per cent Increase for those using Israel Itself into the game on props for tiny tomato plants. Through It without It. Our problem as dals. found missing from the tax col ite panty hose now I rival it waa back before the war began, 1,200 cubic feet or less. Raising the U. S. side. any questions on funerals, customs, pro all, Just smile and practice the power of 1979 Chicago Daily NeW* adults is to see that the ener lector’s office. it to $8.50 would mean a 77 per A door at Vegins Car Wash on and has to biqis, again, that there Is no poritive thinking; ’’You’re a genius at gies of our youth are channeled The thieves apparenUy broke ^g„t increase. . cedures, etc. Ck)me in, phone or write for that Burlington-| W. Middle Tpke. was tampered marriage, either by force or consent, improvlsatloa, dear! Who would have Into forms of constructive re a rear window and tried with- However, there is almost no Bik Brewery Due with Friday night. Entry to the a dependable answer. No obligation, natur thought of boring drainage hiês In my bellion, not lost in destructive, out success to open the town difference between the two PRBTOMA — A $36 mlUlon between the japemese powerhouse and building was not gained. Cameo has become freezer containers to make extra pots.” / violent and the stupifylng es clerk's safe, state police said, schedules for the average brewery (#111 be built at Ross- ally. the Chinese mainland. We might, in (2) There’s no need to be squeamish capism of drugs. Then they went Into the tax family of four, using 2,400 cubic lyn, near here. It will have an An air conditioner valued at “Burlington". Stock thia square dance world, have to shift about a compost pile. Recycle garbage Thankfully collector’s office and took about feet per quarter —actually, only annual capacity of 88 million $550 waa taken from a home at Perhaps this question has been on your I* in this way, and you’ll be placed on a Charles E. Jacobson Jr., MJ>. $9,(X)0 in cash and $27,600 in four cents per quarter. • gallons, equivalent to the total from loving J^pan to loving Oommunlst 39 Overland St. Saturday after m ind: pedestal by your adoring husband, par Physician Representative on checks made out to the town, Under the $7.60 minimum and beers consumption in South At- up now on this once- Gfainiu ticularly if he’s an organic-gardening en the D.A.C. noon. police said. with 39 cents for each of the rica in 1968. th u sia st T m , the romance will never go in-a-lifetime event! A wallet containing $16 was Q. We have no living relatives. My hus h- out of your marriage — It It’s worth that taken Saturday afternoon from band reuses to talk about “funeral ar much to you. Parkade Cleaners. (8) Never, never keep track the true A Thought for Today rangements” and says either one of us ^ n Race, Or Economics? Sponsored by the Manchester hfuidle it for the other. Can I do anything costs of home-grown produce. After all, Sometime Sunday, a shed at gardening is sujiposed to be dirt-cheap! Council of Churches on my own without his approval? ■ What has happened down in Man- the JarvU C!o., New State Rd. But that’s the trouble right there. Dirt A. This is a “sticky” question. Has he was broken into. Nothing was YOGA hasaet. Long Island, will be twisted and isn’ t cheap anym ore, nm* is the para $3.00 PANTY HOSE NOW §2 .2 9 “There Is another kind of taken. considered, for example, that you may die contorted Into all kinds of poisoooua uses phernalia needed to keep it in top condi ghetto—an interior ghetto of the EXERCISE CLASS for together in an accident? Such things do 3 Pairs $6.50.., Save $2.50 on 3 Pairs tion. One wife, for example, estimated by the bate, specialist of our day. But, mind where we seal off parts of Merchandise and $200 in cash happen. Apart from the funeral problem, $2.50 PANTY HOSE NOW §1 .8 9 that her husband’s tomatoes were worth while they will extort every possible democracy that don’t isult us, wero taken from a home at 17 HEALTH and BEAUTY . . . there are other important matters involved 3 Pairs $5.50 .,. Save $2.00 on 3 Pairs |2 each, and peas a nickel each—in view where we box off our ohllgatlans Cole St. sometime between Sat .. .leam to relax and relieve tension $3.50 PANTY HOSE NOW § 2 ^ 9 negative advantage from it, they wUl be of the expenses of his gardening venture. that should be resolved. Impress on him X to justice and shut out our com urday, July 18 and last Thurs- . . .acquire energy, overcome fatigue 3 Pairs $7.50 ... Save $3.00 on 3 Pairs (4) Aggravating as the whole situation there is NO obligation for the two of you sure to ignore the Important positive les mitments to fairness. This ghetto day. may be, console yourself with the knowl to come in and get dependable and com son that might also be gained from It of the mind is no less stinking Approximately $100 In cash July 27th thru August 22nd edge that it’s worse on the gardener. and rotten than the ghetto of was taken from an apartment wAof yoga can do for you;; .“ JjTrr.r'' plete information on everything that He’s the one who, under the illusion that the c ity .” at 164 Park St. Saturday after should be though about.. NOW. If he still What happened down in Hknhaaeet he’s enjoying a leisurely hobby. Is ac “ An Hour of RelaxaUcn and Tranquility” By Sargent Shriver noon. refuses, we suggest you come in yourself was that the residents of a black commu tually more overworked than a subsist Submitted by m a r i n e G9RPS LEAGUE HALL—718 Pariier St., Mancheoter Ideal lor Men for a confident!^ and frank review of the MANCHESTER & CORBINS CORNER and Women of nity In that town succeaafuUy opposed ence farmer in an underdeveloped coun Rev. Norman E. Swensen A manhole cover at Robinson (3*A8SE8 START MONDAY, AUGUST 3rd Intermediate at 7:18 P.M. • Begtamen at 8:30 P.M. A ll A g es. several problems posed in your question. STORES CLOSED ALL DAY TOMOR. try. His muscles ache; his back Is break Park was dropped into the man and dsfsatsd a Housing Authority pro ing; and the weeds show no mercy. But Regiatrattoa Mon., August trd at 8:48 and 7:48 Please brlpg ROW (TUESDAY) FOR INVENTORY. On This Date hole sometime over the week posal which would have — mysteriously (or is be cracking under Aflflwsi* ...... S12.00 S m a ll M a t In 1789, the U.S. Oragress es end. The Incident was discover Established 1874— ^Three generations of service the strain?) be says be loves it! — . . . YOUR DfS’mUCTOR — SHIRLBIY BANKS . . . some low income housing for black ♦ Ab/? » ^HOUMT se CAU£b 'CL0BB£Rm', iTSMOULb B£ ^ tablished the Department of ed by Terry Oourtwrlght of 619 MARKHTE NOWAK IN THE NATTON- Foreign Affairs—the forerunner N. Main St. after he sJmost fell famlllss poorwr than they worn. AL OBSERVER. of the State Department. in the open bole. PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, JULY 27, 1970 MANCHESTER f^VENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., M OlÂY, JULY 27, 1970 PAGE N INE publican opposition is a major Hartford; his maternal grand W elfare R eform WEIS an employe of 'Garvey had consumed alcoholic bever parents, Joseph and EHda Zeppa Itehron problem. ’Die panel resumes Blast KiUs Man Manchester Bonn, Moscow Grain, Inc. He was found in the Baby Alcoholic ages regularly. Tests showed Salmond of Manchester; his hearings Tuesday. Must Pass Now , shaft with a fire extinguisher in the infEuit’s blood to contadn Eil- maternal great - grandmother, Hospital Notes In Grain Tower Heralding Politics “ The miracle has happened,” his hEuvds, thejr . soid. He was Dies, P a ir H eld most enough alcohol to prose Mrs. Angelo Zeppa of Manches (iirl, 4, Claims Moynihan Moynihan said. “ The bill has identified as Ja^tqs HUbbEWd, cute Ein adult for drunken driv Now Is The Time ter and his paternal great- — — — —— By Sol R. Cohen------v r o m r o h o u b s CHICAGb (A P ) — A 160-foot- HUNTINGTON BEACH, Calif. WAfimNOTON (AP) -Dan been passed In the House two to 61, of ChlcEtgo. V ing. Police Say \ grandmother, Mrs. Georgina t ™. II mil.... Intemiedlate Cara Semi> Talk o f Peatc high shaft of a 24-tower grain el (AP) — A bsu- mEild Eind her iel P. Moynihan says it took a one. Miracles are miracles.” It WEto not Immediate^vtatown Carniellta Louise Reynolds, Folsom of Fort Chariotte, Fla. P^vate, noon-S p.m., and 4 p.m. Drowns At HAVE UNWANTED HAIR REMOVED evator caught .fire, causing' whether the injured w e r v ^ m - Marine sergeEint boyfriend were 21, Emd S. Sgt. Gary Wayne The funeral wUl be held tol t p.m.; private rooms, 10 a.m.* (Coattnued from Page One) miracle to get President Nixon’s But he said that if the Senate She Voiced rlty for the peoples of Europe.” welfare re fo m through the does not approve the reform grain dust to explode today. One pEuiy employes. Jailed for investigation of mur Rapp, 21, stationed at Los" sEtfely fuid permanently by electrolysis. Free consulta morrow at 11 a.m. at the John .V . ®’ . ^ Man- 't p.m., and 4 p.m.*S p.m. G ay City The West German govern- F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 tomorrow lor a whirl- Local 1199 ofof' the NaUona Pediatrics: Parents allowed Socialist Chancellor Willy Htouse. Mike Mansfield says it features this year, the funds person was killed and three oth A West GermEA ship, the der Eifter a coroner reported the Alamitos Naval A ir Station, tions. AH work done by ajgiointment only. Please call— "w ill be nickled and dimed” ers injured, firemen said. j womEui’s one-yeEU'-old son died were booked Friday, authorities Death Wish W. Center St. Burial will be In Unl^91 ALTON ST., MANCHESTER • 649-24167 Early reports Indicated that caused by alcoholism, said coro^ death and were free on bail either fcil or Jumped to her Mrs. Isabeile McCulng Shopping Parkade. j w Weicker Haven last week, ■ ------unanimous!} ------Intensive Cara and------Coronary •’ Park G ^ r n ^ ’s postwar eastern bor- diplomaUc Ues with only three cammdnted Sunday that “ If this “ Also, I guess I would say I burning grain threatened the the ship was not damaged. ner’s investigator Jack CEiIe. when the corner’s office made death------early------Saturdayj morning Mrs. Isabelle McCulng. 89, of J"®” wllltspend about a half endorsed the Rev. Joseph Duf- Care: Immediate family only, .State police said the girl, ders gives away the govern- communist states-the Soviet bill does not pass this year, it do not see the politics of this other shafts in the structure. The elevator is on the Calu Cale SEdd the baby apparently its report. from the second-floor porch of 23 Duval St., widow of Charles ^® greeting fey for the Democratic nomina- anytime, limited' to five min- Rochelle Chicoine, w.as found In nient's chief bargaining point Union, Yugoslavia and Romania woh’t pass this decade.” country, becoming more liber Firemen pumped water into her Terryvllle home. S. McCulng, died Saturday at a choppers. Then, he will attend tion for U. S. senator. ntea. met R iver on the South Side. four feet of water about 40 feet ^tjôut getting enough in re- —but would like to expand trade Meanwhile, Senate Democrat al,” he said. ” I think they’re one of the holes and hosed down Mrs. Cordner was taken first Manchester convalescent home “ cocktail party at the home of On Friday, the union’s execu- Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m.- from shore. She was the daugh- gjn an article Sunday In and pollUcal relations with oth- ic Leader kJSuisfleld declared going to become more conserva the other section* of the eleva to Bristol Hospital and then after a long illness. Republican Town Chairman M. tive council, meeting in New 12:45 p.m., and 6:8d p.m.-8 tor of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Chi- pr^vda, the Soriet Communist ers, particularly Poland, that "Whether the bill is forth tive.” tor to keep grain dust from ex transferred to Hartford Hospital Mrs. McCulng was born Nov. Adler Dobkin. There, he will York City, took similar action, p.m.; others, 3 p.m.-4 p.m., and colne of 27 Fuller Ave., who newspaper. Indicated a a draft of the ntMraggression ploding. Sudan Sets Record where she was pronounced dead 1*. 1«80 in Marion County, Ohio, *h6ot about 100 invited guests. ------6:80 p.m.-S p.m. coming is In the hands of the Key features of the proposed were visiting at the park with reception for the amend- pact was worked out In meet- O iief FTre Marshal Curtis Vol- KHARTOUM -Cotton produc on arrival, Terryvllle police and came to Manchester 13 Weicker will speak also at a Alphonsus Donahue, the Age Limits: 10 in maternity, RepubUcans.” And the Montan welfare overhaul Include a Rochelle and three other chll- scheel worked up to ngs between January and May kamer said the fire was started tion In the Sudan last year said. years ago to make her home nieetlng of the Manchester Ro- party-endorsed candidate for ^ other areas, no llmtt In an said " I t looks Uke It’s going $1,600 minimuni annual income •iren. counter the Christian Democrat- between Gromyko and Egcm by friction on a conveyer belt reached a record of 1.2 million Dr. Bradford Blanchard, as- with her daughter, Mrs. W. Guy tary Club. the DemocraUc nomination for arf^-aervlce, to have tough sledding.” guarantee for a fam ily of four. Four lifeguards were on duty argument. Bahr, a state secretary in loading grain into the elevator. 420-pound hales, a gain of 16 slstant Hartford medical ex- Ollyer. ------U. S. senator, has been endors------The fam ily assistance pro Funding would nearly double yesterday “ tJhe park Speaking of ’’the Increased Brandt's office, He said it was too esu'ly to per cent ShqMrt* dropped to aminer, said death was due to a has no other survivors. The Republican Town Com- ed by the Meriden Pulaski Club. The administration reminds gram is now before the Senate to William F. MUler, 'b® sfat ^ right-wing revenge- Improvement of relations with federal welfare expenditures, to make a damage estimate. 930,000 bales from the 1,068,000 fractured skull and broken neck. Funeral services will be Wed- mlttee has a routine business w e believe that a Daddario^ visitors that with construction Finance.^ Oommlttee- where R e some *9.1 bilUon. Officials said the man killed bales shipped In 1968. Terryvllle Police Chief John nesday at the Denser Funeral meeting scheduled for Wednes- Donahue ticket in November way, parking space is Klrnltaky, who investigated. Home, Marion, Ohio. Burial will day. It will be at 8 p.m. inwill give us the added leader- ***“ ***‘l- Visitors are askedw ea Sto is about the size fore Scheel’s visit. Pravda said cornerstone of B r ^ ’a foreign said Mrs. Cordner was with her be in the Green Camp (Ohio) the Municipal Building Hearing ship needed for the 1970’s a hospital while the of a ’cUy block. "practical resulU depend on policy since his Social Demo- nine-year old daughter on their Cemetery. Room, with no speakers sched- club spokesman said. Parking problem exists. The girl’s father told police how far the West German gov- crats and the Christian Demo- porch about 25 feet above a con- Holmes Funeral Home, 400 uled. ______■— ae and his wife were ewimming emment will show readiness to crats formed a coalition govern- N Crete walk about 8 a.m, Satur- Main St., w m In charge of local Plans will be discussed for state Sen. John Lupton, who Patients Today: 241 about 50 feet from :<ôre and respect the situation that has ment in 1966 and he became for- arrangementa^____ the Aug. 12 GOP primary. is seeking the GOP nomination ADMITTED SATURDAY: could see Rochelle playing on developed in Europe after the elgn minister. After the Chrls- The mother, who according to „ senator, has appointed Mrs. Jessie Amadeo, 162 Eld- the shore. He said he went back ^var_the immutability of the tlan Democrats lost out last fall police, often expressed a wish fSh“ beth êm ano Republican Donald Genovesi, Gaetoii J. Devero of Unionvllle ridge St.; Mrs. Eleanor M. 10 shore at about 2:30 .and then present European frontiers, the and Brandt became chancellor, to Join her deceased father, was VERNON — Mrs. Elizabeth state representative from Man- as administrative manager of Chambers, East Hartford; AI- returned to the water. existence of two German states he stepped up efforts to improve 2 quoted as saying: T guess I ’ll G. Tremano, 82, of 69 Skinner cheater’s 18th Assembly Dls- the Hartford Lupton-for-Senator bert Fournier, 210 Benedict A short time later a • brother and two sisters. ters, Mrs. Mather Neill of Man- E. Ellis, 25C House Dr.; Sharon ents, include two brothers, Ray- men and six women have al- was Mrs. Renate Nazaroff, who PLUS TOP VALUE STAMPS tHAT ' Eldridge and Robin Oordner, Friends may call at the fu The Newkirk and Whitney Fu- cheater with whom she made D. Fales, 993 Main St.; Mrs. mond Chicoine and Roneld ready heard the testimony of has supposedly been separated both at home; a brother, Ed neral home tonight from 7 to neral Home, 818 Burnside Ave., her home and Mrs. Earl Pot- Christine L. Prescoln, 568 Hil- Chicoine, and a sister, Renee several witnesses. from her husband for over a ADD TO YOUR SAVINGS POWER! ward J. Bartley of Hartford; 9. and a sister, Mrs. Donald East Hartford, was In charge ter of Brushton, N. Y .; five Hard St.; Dean V. Gustafson, 76 Chicoine, all at home; her pa Nazaroff, 27, allegedly shot year. Her address was given as of arrangements. grandchildren, and seven great- Goodwin St.; M. Bradley Hayes, ternal "grandparents, Mr. and and killed ’Vilbrin, 32, during 203 Maple St., where, poUce Eldridge of Anaheim, Calif. Mrs. Edward M. Campbell 7 ‘ Funeral sendees wlU be to grandchildren. 530 Mt. Vernon Dr., Rockville. Mrs. Raymond Chicoine of Sa a street argument that followed said, Vilbrin had been receiving TOLLAND — Mrs. Catherine morrow at 9 a.m. at the Holmes Edward J. Bennett Funeral services will be to- Also, Mrs. Shirley B. Hein, co, Maine; and her maternal a traffic accident Jan. 5. The mail. L«ng Campbell, 61, of New Rd., grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. At the time of the shooting, Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Thee vrifa of retired Edward “ “J. • ------Bennett, 60, morrow at 2 p.m. at Holmes Enfield; Robert W. Jolie, 73 incident occurred at about 1- t , ” ! North Granby, father of Mrs. Funeral Home, 403 Main St. Church St.; Brenda L. Lausier Charles Poulin of Putnam. 10:30 p.m., shortly after cars police speculated that the fight All Specials are Rev. Dr. J. Manley Shaw, pas- r , Edward m r'arrr.K^n hi h ------' ’ ------..... and death were the result of tor of South United Methodist vesterdav at Cedareât unani Motes of Manchester, died The Rev. Wlnthrop Nelson ui y»arenouse r-oim; jvirs. marga- The funeral will be tomorrow driven by Nazaroff and Vilbrin TOP effective Monday hostilities which had been build Church, will offlctate. Burial tal Dublin, Ireland, Center Congregational Church ret J. McKee, 42F Bluefleld D r.; at 8:15 a.m. from the Be.ijamin collided at the Spruce and Oak St. Intersection. ing up between Nazaroff and and Tuesday, will be In East Cemetery. m „ Cornell was h«m vacationing with will officiate. Burial will be in James J. Martino, 60 Broad St.; J. Callahan Fhmeral Home 1602 iV ftU Main St., East Hartford, with a his wife. Mrs. Nazaroff was Friends may call at the fu- New BriSta’^^d l^d ^rad , h * Elmwood Cemetery, Batavia, Lawrence E. Milligan, Ware- Police, attracted to the scene July 27 & 28, 1970 I 1. •. . I.. .. » anu naa uvea m Survivors also Include two N. Y. house Point Mrs Elhie Miner Mass of the Angels at St. by women’s screams, found Vil present at the shooting; also present was another woman de neral home tonight from 7 to 9. Hartford for many years before sons, seven other daughters, -There are no catling ' hours. Volpe Rd., Bolton; Mrs. Doro- ’ Mary’s Church, East Hartford, brin lying in a pile of snow scribed as Nazaroff’s girlfriend. ------coming to Tolland five years nis mother, a sister, and a ------thy Moody, Manchester Manor; at 9. Burial will be in St. Mary’s bleeding, and Nazaroff sitting In Peter J. Kondra granddaughter. Cemetery, East Hartf-orl. his car nearby. Vilbrin was pro- Also testifying at the trial last We reserve the right to popular Frieda O. Argenta John T. Rodger, 113 Branford Peter Josenh Kondra, 48, of Survivors, besides her hus- Rig body will be returned week were several Manchester ROCKVILLE — The funeral of St.; Mrs. Oretta Rogers, 1163 Friends may call at the fu- nounced dead on arrival at Man- limit quantities 17 Sevmniir St., husband of Mrs. band. Include a son. Air Force to the United States for burial. police officers and detectives. Mrs. Frieda O. Argenta, 80, of E. Middle Tpke.; John W. Ros- neral home tonight from 7 to 9. cheater Memorial Hospital. J Officer Jon Hawthorne arrived W ^ h fp ^ tte^ n n ^^® Euneral Home, 29 ii,,uieiu,Enfleld, a rtocKViiieRockville nauve,native, wnowho ai,si, O8 i..oiiageCottage 01 St.. ------A coroner’s Inquest late In at the scene while on routine Hartford Ave., In North Gran- died Friday at the home of her Also. Nancy J. St. Pierre. 216 February found that the colli sion occurred when Nazeroff patrol. Officer Orville Cleve wn« horn Tima M *0’8 h lu r tn ««v ^ arrange- daughter, Mrs. Hazel Truoiolo, School St.; Donald R. Strick- land was sent to assist Haw ^ ^nd M ^ ^ held this afternoon at the land, RR3, Coventry; Mrs. About Town tried to intercept Vilbrin. Both thorne minutes later. ^ ^ ^ ^ Mrs. Patricia C. Davis of ------Somers Funeral Home, Main St., Eleanor M. Tower Rt 87 New students entering Man- were following Nazeroff’s es- Capt. George McCaugtiey told lived In Manrhester for the nast Pocasset, Mass.- three brothers. Maurice ,E. Downey Somers. Burial was in Grove Columbia; Mrs. Ruth'E. Turn- chester High School In Septem- tranged wife in separate cars. the court that Nazaroff did not ber may register at the school Deputy Coroner William J. have the .22-caIlber pistol reg^ls- f6rd. for five years, and former- Long, both of Haniden- two Chester, N. H., brother of Mrs. Mrs. Argenta was the widow on Tuesdays and Thursdays Shea Jr. found that after the tered with the Manchester from 8:30 to 11 a.m., and 1 to collision, Vilbrin first attacked ly had been emnloved for 16 sisters. Mrs. Prances L r lis Lid Robert D. Brennan of 28 Prince- of John A A rp n ta and had liv- b /r t h SA-TORd I y a .inn to police; and Cpl. Tanguay, of the 2:30 p.m. They must present a years at the Poval Tvnewriter Mrs. Bernadette Nagle both of ” yesterday at a ed in Enfield for 10 years. ivrr i Nazaroff as the latter tried to state police firearms licensing year.«nd report card or have a get back Into his car. Nazaroff u Co.. Hartford. He was an Arm v New Haven; and ^ r ^ d - Manchester (N.H.) hospital. Charles a *'®" E ^ t Hartiord '=°'dfarb, and permits division, said that transcript forwarded to the veteran-----, ofo, World War jII. j and children. Survivors also Include his “ “ J’ a Argenta of glRTHS YFST p r h a v a o then allegedly pulled a pistol the gun was not registered with was a member of the Army- The funeral will be Wednes- '^'® ' three sons, a grandchild ^ daughters, BIRTHS YE STE R D A Y. A son school prior to registration. from under his dashboard, suid the state, either. leral will be Wednes- '^ 'e , three sons, a grandchild Truoiolo of Enfield” Mrs and Mrs. Charles Me- Testing of new students enter fo p p / e ^ fired three or four shots at Vil Manchester Eletective Sgt. ing Grades 11 and 12 will be brin. John Krinjak Identified the vlc- held at the high school Tues The cause of death was given tim’s coat and pointed out the day, Sept. 8, at 1 p.m. as multiple gunshot wounds in tw "ê® r^M r*j^Sh'1ura‘! "I"*®*" ^he Chur“ “ rf the nors Funeral Home 537 Union SchSze^"™^^ iLssIchL^^^^^^ ^wnTy I^ra^df^Tto^M r* bullet holes; and Detective Lt. II the chest and arms, internal in Joseph Sartor Identified the cart nuskas of ’ Wlndso^ ^ d Mrs Conception, Hart- St., Manchester. N. H. sisters, Mrs. Lillian Anderson “ "d Mrs. Marcel Couturier, 36 Manchester WATES will meet juries, and a fractured left arm. ridge cases from the weapon. Thomas Clanev of Augusta Ga will be in ------of East Hartford; Mrs. Helen Manor Lane, Wapplng; a son to tomorrow at the Italian-Ameri- sauce Nazaroff was originally Also taking the witness stand L The funeral will be tom orrow Memorial Park, Mr*. Mary C. Dunlap Murphy of Florida and Miss Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Cote. 106 can Club. Weighing in will be charged with first degree mur for the state was Dr. Frederick at 8:30 a.m. from the W.P. Mrs. Mary Chase Dunlap, 84, Rose and Miss Elsie Schulze of S^rnmit St. from 6 to 7 p.m. Later, the der, but the charge was later Becker, pathologist at Manches Quish Funeral Home 225 M ^ ii Eriends may call at the fu- of 87 Boulder Rd,. widow of Rockville; 13 grandchildren a n d ------group will have a swim party lowered to second degree. On ter Memorial Hospital, who per St., with a Mass of requiem at borne tomorrow from 2 to Sheldon Dunlap, died this mom- great-grandchildren. at the home of Mrs. Elsie Mln- March 18, the manslaughter formed the autopsy; David St.’ Bridget Church at 9. Burial ® ®"d 7 to 9 p.m. ing at a Manchester convales------icucci, Lakewood Dr, Andover Lockheed Facing charge was filed, after an 18- Solomnson, of 9l Spruce St., a will be in St. Bridget Cemetery. ------®ent home. Mrs. Helen H. Coleman Lake. member grand Jury refused to witness to the shooting; and i Friend* may call et the fu- ariTi **y®**® Mrs. Dunlap was bom March Mrs. Helen Hoyle Coleman, — 1/ Finance Crisis Mrs. Judy Baker, a friend of neral home tonight from 7 to 9. 1" Hampden, Mass., 69, of East Hartford, formerly (Continued from Page One) Mrs. Nazaroff. F ^ c l s Myette Jr„ Infant son and lived in Newton-Highland, of Manchester, died ’ yesterday Mrs. Baker was also present James F. Hughe* Unlike Penn Central, ...... -« ---- ^ “ J: ’ *^*®*'® Man- at Mt. Sinai Hospital, Hartford, ------...... with at the shooting, and she testifi James Francis Hughes, 60, of ^ Broad Brook and Chester six years ago. She was she was the widow of Dennis of 8.5 billion dollars, Apartment Density Rules ed Friday that she had heard Wethersfield, brother of Mrs. P Coleman Lockheed's assets come to several shots in rapid succes Robert Vanderhoof of Manches- M nni'hdtafdti- Mrs. Coleman was bom April billion dollars, On PZC Agenda Tonight sion and had seen the gun. She ter, died Saturday at St. Fran- lYlanCn€8ier ArCO 5 jg^,, Manchester L rt Others, including Sen. Wll- on. T>i , J r. . said that there was a lot of •I* M* c t a ^ p l t a l . , , , ^ Z T ------„ nôved to East Hartford 18"®'" (D-Wis), the The Planning and Zoning rooms, 7 of three bedrooms, and Commotion around the car and ,r RockvJie Boy, 12, Hurt S Commission is slated to con- ’3 of four bedrooms. when Vilbrin was shot he stood U.S.D.A. CHOICE ~ aider adopting its proposed other business tonight, the next to the car for a moment, ) new density regulations for eenimission ^s slated to act on then turned around and stagger- \ The funeral will be tomorrow T | j - G f l t * and'^WWtifev'Df'l^f^*^*^ '"escue of*Lockheed, ^ T ^ ^ tita g three petitions heard at its last ed across the street. He was at 9 a.m. at the DiUion Funer- -111 l - l l l y y i ^ l C V ^ t T H s l l Whitney Division of United precedent ’’ servina apartments at a technical ses jessiori. later found in a yard at 91 Oak al Home, 63 Main St., with a Aircraft Corp., East Hartford. notice to aerospace contractors sion tonight In the Municipal Among these is the request of St. V solemn h l^ Mass of requiem Â 12-year-old Rockville boy Edward H. Clements, 33 33, of Survivors include three sons, .^^ho overextended thpm,ai„la Building. Three petitions, which developer Raymond F. Damato Nazaroff is free on a J7,000 at 10 at the Church of the In- 1b reported In serious condition 18 Village St., Rockville, have previously been heard, and L o n d o n » ? • " » • for approval to build more eash bond posted Jan. 26 by his carnation In Wethersfield, at...... Rockville General Hospital Arrested and- charged ■ with in- ,“ Windsor,5" Harry T. Coleman of them out Si S two plan change requests are apartments at the rear of his employer, Gunver Mfg. Co of Burial wlU be in Mt. St. Bene- tôm injuries suffered in a ^ breach of peace East Hartford, and Dennis G. The Pentagon is worried also up for PZC action. Brried couples. ----- Timotfay Boothroyd PUralnen was taken to Rock- Police said Whitney was matched by a boast from Soviet tee. The firm also uses th Timothy Joseph Boothroyd, vUle General Hospital for treat- traveling south at a high rate A.dm. Sergei Gorshkov wlio said sands of subcontractors The regulations now in effect °roen Manor Associates i* eight months, son of Frederick ment. tiourt date was not set of speed. He crossed the cen- bis navy’s nuclear s u b m a r i n e s ______’ allow for different densities In “ blng for a plan change in iu G im B a td e 8. and Linda Salmond Booth- pending his release from the ter line, entered the northbound bave “ bound the htmds of the the various zones, and are based Northfield Green condominium HARTFORD NATIONAL Fancy GREEN PEPPERS royd of 24 F’alrfleld St., died hospital. Iqije and struck a car being imperialists” and can give ” .a Egg Production Dips upon unlta per acre: 10 units In eemplex off Lydall St. to in. Saturday at Manchester Me- David Naglak, 17, of Stafford driven by Edward Prevost, 82, crushing rebuff to any aggres- CHICAGO — US ere nrodiip mi A zone, 14 In a P zone, and ®**">e a swimming pool and « KiUs M ilitant -7 C Business The (Coiûed from Page One) morlal Hospital. Springs was arrested Sunday of East Hartford. sor.” ^^n last year reached M 8 hii to a or zone. *"eetlng room. THE! c h o i c e : B A N K He was born Dec. 12, 1969. and charged vrith speeding and Police also said that Whitney Some senators have contend- Uon, down nearly i nw’ cM t •lUmber of bedrooms allowed company is nigp gaan-- EttablUhed 1792 Member F .D .I.C . Doston and Romaine per acre is rot regul.ited. to delete three-bedivai», About 76 persona were arrest- LETTUCE Survivor* besides hi* parents passing in a no-passing zone, had forced several other cars td up to $5 billion can be .safely from the 1968 t o ^ L ^ e r * on (nti «ned for ®“ poUce said they seized Hinw • usi aiiTUi • »ui • liana • mem • anwiui • asocia include his paternal grand- He U schedule to appear in off the road. He is scheduled cut from the pending bill with-farms at the start of 1970 The S proposed 15 per cent rule, planned for each cluster m .1, iraanaiiMMHs • zaani • ipaocia • iiMirnwMmiim • nius • pnw mw ■ am can parents, Frederick and Honora RockvUle Cirult Court 12 Aug. to appear In RockvlUe arcu lt out endangering national securi- laled 323 6 mlUion however, would set apartmeiit complex, and to s u b Z n L .. Jo " “ merous weapons and Black \ \ aMnf i a . Mntumimu •- «(asni - iiîaafîiaas • an* - auit . oiHTaM maxlmums of 10 umic of one of two' bedroom, t Panther party Uterafure in the iinta • maiim istni . iia* KeUeher Boothroyd of Bast 18. Court 12 Aug. 18. ty. with 317.1 mlUlon a yeLrT^?/^ S i a • iw« A twa • "M f • v bedroom per acre, 8 of two bed- designated a s Z Z t o . ’ beadquarters building V- : \ Representstive officts^îiMS i\i Nira York, London, Nssssu knd 1Hong Kong \ ^ RED, JUICY PEACHES______where the raUy took place.

\ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, JULY 27, 1970 PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN BIANGHESTER EVENING HERALD. BtANCHESTER. CONN„ MONDAY. JULY 27, 1970 Milford Seeks / * ------ByCLAYR-POLLAN^ H its ARin LlIRA W ater Ban B52s Hammer Reds MAR. 21 Your Daily Aefivily Guido y t To Spark Effort The Town Water Department AfR. If '• According lo iho Starr, 'I To Save Sound B a n k L o b b y has placed a 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. ,17-22-3545 To develop message for Tuesday, Final Week Phase IVvo Di'59-45-83-90 read words corresponding to numbers 4-18-29-34/ Potato Chips f FREE! ban against the use of hose for 48-5048 ) F|oten Amid Biiildup Talks ^TAUHUS MILFQRp, Conn, (JVP) — A | I n G o th a m watering lawns and shrubs and SCORRIO plan to organise some 40 4om- Stop & Shop . . . 1-lb Twin Pack for car washing. AfR. 20 1 Someont's 31 Cancel 61 A with this coupon stop & ^ op. . . 6 oz can (Oonttntied ftem Page; One) 2Chono« 32 Home 62 To ocr. 22 mimiUea in a three-state area to ’Die ban, for Manchester and t^ M A Y 20 Good thru Wednesday, July 29. Goodxtffru Wednesday, July 29. NBW YORK (AP) — A bomb South Vietnamese positions. The 3 Stoy 33 Restrain 63 Disregard NOY. It “ restore Long Island Sound jos | with this coupon and a *5 purchase Glastonbury customers of town drawal program. A commu ^ 1- 5-10-31 4 Expect 34 And Limit one pkg per coupon per customer. nqôded iln the Ipbby of the a great natural resource” viUa f and a *5 purchase Limitit one can per coupon per cicustomer water, is effective immediately, nique s^d American troop reports said at least three South A/49-40-73 5Goir>g 35 To 65 Your i Bank of Almerlca b id in g early Vietnamese marines were killed GIMINI 6 Cupid 36 Your announced today by Mayor Ekl- and will remain in force until strength dropped 1,800 last 7 Louah 37Moy 67 You ^ SAGITTARIUS Shop and four fishermen were wound MAY 21 8 Your ward J. Koslowski. today, ruining some marble and further notice. week, to 406,800. This is the low 38 Roys 68 Today y NOY. 22 M y^<2jUN£J0 9 Chormina 39 Would The mayor said he bats sent a couple windows. \ Water Superintendent Gray- est total since Janultry 1667. ed. There was no word on Cam 69 To 1 10 To 40 You 70 A s DEC. 21 ^ letters to leaders ot communi lOchael Thomas Tureck said don Lockwood, in explaining The U.S. Command said activ bodian casualties. V 7-li-2t>46 It Of 41 Bose .1 53-70K188 6-19-24-40(t- ties In Connecticut, New York it also spoiled some breakfasts the ban, said it is becaiase of ity in Vietnam involving U.S. 12 Difficulties 42 Inveigle 54-44-82J)7\» distribution problems, and not CANCIR 13 Just 43 The 73 0!!t * and Rhode Island bordering the and came close to getting him. forces "continued to be light . 14Clos« 44 Nose 74 The S CAPRICORN FINAL DAY: FRIDAY, JULY 31, 8 P.M. JUNE 21 sound, asking them to attend a TVireck, 06, a bakery delivery because of any shortage of and scattered.” 15 Personolitv 45 Issues 75 Lot e DEC. 22 water. He said that, although Big Spenders JULY 22 16 To 46 And ‘ 76 Rights meeting here Sept. 10 to launch \ man, pulled up outside the bank “ No major ground engage 1 / Ciive 47 To JAN. I f c Frankfurt Rolls the reservoir storage is ample 77 Grindstone a Seashore Action tor Environ in Manhattan’s financial district ments were reported, with the - S4.67 18 Friendly 48 Welcome 78 Persons 8- 9-1528/Ci Rockin Rolls FRFFi I Pork&Beans about 3:20 a.m. He was running for all purposes, the size of Pull in Horns^ 1./M-76-;^76-79-89 19 Dotes 49 Or 79 Of 30-55-44 kfe ment (SAFE) program. water mains does not permit majority of U.S. casualties re LIO 20 Off 50 News 80 Cheerful Kozlowski said the purxx>se oi I > In Tomato Sauce a UtUe late. sulting from minor ground con 21 Crofty 51 Be 81 If AQUARIUS the supply to reach heavy users 22 Attention 52 To JAN. 20 the program Is to combine com Stop & Shop . . . 12 oz pkg of 8 Sun Glory . . . 16 oz can "I don’t know whether that’s tacts, attacks by Are, sind booby 62 Affectionote 11 with this coupon during the extended drought, Las Vegas Hit L iA U G . 22 23 Your bJ Create 83 Associates munity efforts to deal with good or bad,” he said later. traps,” a communique said. It 24 On 54 Urge FES. IS Good thru Wednesday. July 29. Good thru Wednesday, July 29. now in its Util day. 84 Unpleasant restoration of the sound and with this coupon and a *5 purchase He took a box of cake and bag reported nine Americans killed 2-11-25J9 * 25 Scenery 55 New 85 Possible 3-14-16.23^ Limit one pkg per coupon per customer. Limit one can per- coupon per customer. He said that the water depart (Continaed from Page One) o .'5841-75 26 Friend 56 So 86Tosks 32-41-8I-I and emergency situations such and a' *5 purchase of rolls into the lobby leading ment has a program for install and five wounded. 27 Keep 57 Kind VIRGO 87 Gestures PISCES as oil seepage and spillage. into the building. A bank en More fighting also was report hours of casino dealers and 26 Attrocts 58 Help 88 Atmosphere [QSbopcShopl âopoSiop, '-w • ing larger water mains in many a ^ A U G . 2J 2V 1 idings EES. If "The task of restoring Long trance leads off the lobby. sections of town. When complet ed at Kiri Rom, 50 miles south waitresses. Outright layoffs are 59 Affecting 89 Competitors 22 30 Interesting 60 Bock 90 Now MAR. 20 Island Sound as a great natural “ Usually, the guard on duty ed, the program is expected to west of Phnom Penh, but there beginning. ^ 7/28 comes to the door and opens it,” ^1-26-3742 13-27-36-444 resource must begin with the Mondays Tuesday and Wednesday Only! solve water-distribution prob were no details. Burton Cohen, executive vice ^7-71-8446 j^ '@ G o o d (^ A d verse ^ N e u t u l he said. "This morning, he lems, he said. president at the Flamingo Hotel Chief executives of communities wasn’ there. I was Just alxMt to The Cambodian command boi^dering the sound,” Kozlowski A spokesman for the private also reported that five of the na said one factor hurting the Strip press the button when I looked ly owned Manchester Water Co., said in- his letter. tion’s major highways had been is a cutback in corporate and down alongside the wall near which serves most of the North expense account spending. "I do not believe that we can cut by North Vietnamese and the door. End, said today that the com “ It used to be when you had a wait until the states and federal Viet Ck>ng attacks or road Castro Sugar Sour, Frankfuits FREE! I Mustard “ I saw what looked like a pany has no plans for restricting group from someplace like Gen ^^Good health and physical fitness government act,” Mayor Kozlow Extra mild blocks. ski said. "We must join forces Stop & Shop .. .9 oz jar 2 brown leather valise to me,” he the use of water by its custom eral Motors, you knew you had Unofficial reports In Phnom ers. good spenders,” said Cohen. "It now to cope with this important with this coupon said, '"nien I smelled a strong Penh said Cambodian and South Colonial Good thru Wednesday, July 29. odor and I saw this smoke com just isn’t true anymore.” j are the logical and necessary problem.” and a *5 purchase Vietnamese troops clashed dur Offers To Resign Great tast Limit one jar per coupon per customer. ing from the bag. I knew some ing the weekend near Neak ing when cooked 1-lb thing was wrong and I made a MLAnn (AP) — Fidel Castro items, such as meat, milk, TVA Elecricity Luong, the major ferry crossing starting points for on the barbecue right-about-face. Bomb Harmless says Cuba is beset by economic bread, vegetables, tobacco and Manson Trial p k g 36 miles southeast of Phnom clothing. grill. ” I was no more than about S Penh where the South Viet DOWNEY. Calif. (AP) — trouble and needs better leader to 10 feet away when this thing Heads North To He said Chiba’s balance of namese marines have a base. Paul Redwood thought some excellence in all things. ship from Its Communist party. Witness Given exploded,” ’Tureck said. “ I body was bombing him when a trade is worsening, especially Cool Off Gotham According to the reports, a Addressing his island country 7 <3 threw my cakes and the bag of red, dislike object crashed next with the Soviet Union. State Inununity KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — unit of Cambodian troops or Sunday night on the 17th anni rolls in the air, as it practically to him as he was quietly wash "The enemy says we have Electricity will begin streaming dered a South Vietnamese fish versary ot his revolution, Castro pushed me out of the place.” ing boat to stop after It had ing his car. problems,” Ciastro declared. “ In LOS ANGELES (AP) — A for north today from the generators called its problems “ the respon mer member of C:harles M. "I couldn’t hear for a few sec been searched by South Viet Redwood, 45, ducked behind a reality, they are tight. That of the Tennessee Valley Authorl- sibility of' all of us, and mine In Manson’s hippie-style "family” onds,” added Tureck, who said namese troops. The fishermen wall, thinking the five-inch-wide there is discontent. And they ty to New York City. particular.” who is the state’s star witness in he felt a bit shaken and was refused, and the Cambodians thing might be a time bomb. It are right. That there are Irrita The 150,000 kilowatts to keep He said Oiba could change its the Sharon Tate murder trial going to see his doctor. No one fired on it. South Vietnamese wasn’t. tions. And our enemies are New Yorkers' air conditioning leadership if it wanted to— will receive immunity from pro else was injured in the blast. marines then fired artillery Into Investigating policemen said right.” Bomb section detectives later units running la being diverted “ right now, at the moment it Castro, who recently replaced secution for her testimony this from the power normally sup the Cambodian positions, and Sunday it was a fuel cap that week, the prosecution says. found a two-inch metal cap they return fire was directed at the fell from a passing airplane. wishes”—^but apparently saw no Sugar Minister Francisco said probably came from a pipe plied by TVA to the Atomic EJn- likelihood that this woulij^come Marrero and Education Mlnis- ’the witness, Linda Kasabian, bomb, along with Cuban and ergy Commission’s three ura- to pass. tel( Jose Uanusa, a long-time 21, was indicted with Manson nlum enrichment plants at Oak and three women followers Viet Oong flogs. In the lobby, a "We have no fear in admitting close associate, said more CTabl- Ridge, Tenn.; Paducah, Ky.; whose trial resumes today. slab of marble was smashed, our responsibility and stating net changes must be made. and Portsmouth, Ohio. She was expected to take the and glass was broken there and our problems before the people “ We have certain underdevel The electricity will ball out Everybody loves stand this afternoon. in a restaurant window across in view of the confidence that Let's Cook-Out! opment in leadendilp,” he said. Deputy Dist. Atty. Vincent the street. Cionsolidated Edison wdille the We didn't say that. OUR BRIDAL REGISTRY we have,” the prime minister Castro also said chsuiges must Bugliosi said In his opmlng Surveying the wreckage, Tur New York power company tries to get two of its major generat The President's declared. be made in the structure of statement FViday Mrs. Kasa eck declared: “ Well, they won’t ing plants back on the line. Castro spoke at the end of a Cuba’s Communist party. bian would testity that Manson get any rolls and cake this Council on Physical 12-month sugar harvest which Castro’s broadcast speech ordered some of his followers to morning. Con Ed’s Buchanan, N.Y., nu mini-pricing saves you money! clear plant went out of opera Fitness did. But we yielded 8V4 million tons — a commemorated his July 26, shoot and stab the seven victims tion In May with a breakdown record, but still far short of the 1903, assault on an army bar and write messages on the walls and the million-kilowatt Ravens- couldn't agree more! goal of 10 mllllon tans. racks of then dictator Fulgenclo In their blood. Ray’s Brother wood generator In Queens The prime minister admitted Batista. Before the trial recessed tor failed, leaving New Yorkers that while manpower was mob The attack failed, but Castro the weekend prosecutors intro Arrested After with the prospect of a power ilised to hiuarest cEUie, there was continued his campaign until he duced the first three of more shortage in the event of a long a lag in production of other toppled Batista in 1909. than 80 witnesses: Miss Tate’s Boy, 16, Shot hot spell. father, her estate caretaker and ITie Tennessee Valley Author her maid. Special for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday only! aAVANNAH , Ga. (AP) — Jer ity Is supplying another 700,000 Bugliosi said Manson ordered ry Ray, whose brother is im kilowatts to northern cities, in Training Camp Bombing the killings of Miss Tate, a J prisoned for the slaying of Dr. cluding 260,000 to Chicago and is young actress, and six others on Martin Luther King Jr., has drawing on an Oklahoma power Fails to H alt Operation two nights last August to dem been jailed in the shooting of a system for 200,000 kilowatts to onstrate how blacks might start white teen-ager at the head a war to exterminate Whites. meet the demands. BPJtRTA, WU. (AP) — The the blasts to recent explosives quarters of the White suprema Bugliosi said Manson believed Army says summer training thefts In the area. Three pounds cist National States Rights par of TNT and some smoke gre- the victorious blacks would turn ty- Brides love it, wedding programs will continue uninter power over to him and his de Sarge in Stroll guests love it, mothers nades vanished from a test Chatham Ckiunty police, who rupted at nearby (hunp MeCToy range last month. sert-dwelling band as the only particularly love it surviving whites. Chicken Parts Sale! arrested Ray, 30, a short time despite a series of explosions Fifteen sticks of dynamite and after the 16-year-old youth was Up lOeath Valley It Insures complete On trial with iManson, 85, are harmony and coordina that shook the base Sunday. some blasting caps, weighing a * shot in the chest Saturday night, "Our job is to train troops, Patricia Krenwinkel, 22, Leslie u DEATH VALLEY, Calif. (AP) tion for everybody. And the bride selects from the total 60 pounds, were taken ear said they were holding him il has been the mistiion of the European Health and we will continue to c e ra te lier this month from a stone Van Houten, 20, and Susan At U.S. Grade “A” White — Army S. Sgt. Jack Nelson largest collection of fine Silver, China and Crystal found while they Investigated the ôr twenty years kins, 21. says he wanted to do something anywhere. Register earlyl Canq> McOoy as usual,” said quarry near La Ooese, about 20 shooting. Spas to help men and women discover lor themselves that vibrant good for U.S troops in Vietnam, so Od. Richard A. Oecellus, the miles to the West. White Gem chickens are bred with care . . . meatier, tastier and ten Hie teen-ager, described by health adds a plus to every — yes, every — activity and aspect of life. We while recuperating from broken boss cmnmander. Officials said the blast in the Snake VictSm police as a member of the par der. Your family will love them. We are so confident in our own exclu elbow suffered In a helicopter have also demonstrated in 82 health clubs in this country and abroad that EUectric service was inter base telephone exchange blew MIAMI (AP) — Snake han ty, was reported in critical con- crash he walked the length o t J EWELERS-SILVERSMITHS keeping fit is a pleasure in itself the European Health Spa way. rupted tor 90 minutes, and tele- some siding off the building and dler BUI Haaat, whose blood sive White Gems that we say you just can't buy a better chicken. (Ution at Memorial Hospital. Downtown Manchester Death Valley. Idioae communications were damaged some equipment. A contains.so many Emti-toxins It Police said he apparently was 968 Main Street curtailed by the three predawn Nelson, who completed his Our three-quarter-million-dollar facility now under construction in Manchester small trsmsformer was dam can save the lives of other shot with a .38-caliber pistol eicploslons. aged at the power substation. snake-bite victims. Is reported L five-day, 180-mlle trek Satur through a window of the party is designed "from the ground up" to provide the latest and best in scientifically- Jtn anonymous telephone call Last spring, twdSbottles of ex day, says he hasn’t ruled out an in serious condition after being headquarters after he removed developed conditioning eriuipment. No "store front" operation, it will also led to evacuation of five persons plosives were found at the other stroll across the nation’s bitten by a Malaysian pit viper. party records and papers. ’The from the base telephone ex Army’s Badger ordinance plant hottest desert. include a large swimming pool, heated mineral whirlpool bath for body mas “ His condition is bad. It’s Chicken shot came from inside the build change bu ild in g before It was near Baraboo, about 60 miles “ It’s so hard to describe the sage, and Danish cold plunge for a bracing effect on the circulation. An ing, said police. ouvE on. damaged by one of the blasts. ~ southeast of Camp McO>y. A very bad,” said Dr. Ben Shep grauideur of it all, the sunsets, Ray, whose brother, James Arizona-dry inhalation room (good for sinus, head colds), Turkish steam room, JUmost slmultanoeus blasts University of Wlsccxisin student pard, his attending physician, the mountain ranges, the colors Earl Ray, is serving a 99-year Finnish rock sauna and Swedish massage department each will contribute damaged the base’s mlan newspaper said unidentified an Sunday night. sentence after pleading guilty to —all so unimaginably beauti electrical plant arid dug a bole tiwar spokesmen took credit for ful,” he said, '"nie feeling of something special to members' healthful relaxation and enjoyment. the slaying of King, has been PERMANENT near a reservoir. placing the devices. working In Georgia as the cam space, the historical feeling you No injuries were reported. Since December, flrebomb- paign manager for J.B Stoner, can’t escape the Interesting peo About 6,000 Army reservists and Ings have damaged several mil ple who live there.” Breasts an avowed segregaUonlst who National Guard trainees are at itary facilities at the university During Nelson’s walk the day WAVE SELLIN6 What a great treat. Barbecued breast of chicken seeks the Democratic guberna ONLY MINUTES A W A Y ... the base. Some arrived Satur and In the Madison area, about . . . meaty, plump and juicy! Cook over char torial nomination. time temperature soared past day from MIsaouri, Kansas, IIU- 80 miles southeast of the camp. YOUR GAR? lb Long associated with anti-Ne 120 degrees and the ground tem noU, Michigan, Iowa, Colorado coal 'til they’re golden brown. perature reached 170. Nelson, of by Caryl Richards We Boy d ea n Used gro and anti-Jewish causes, and Nebraska. Cars Outright Stoner tried unsuccessfully last Cleveland, Ohio, started the Army Investigators were Extended Forecast trek during daylight hours but Highest Priises Paid year to win a new trial for joined by FBI agMtts, and tight switched to nighttime walking James Earl Ray. He was re security was put on the base. Fair and not so wsurm Hiurs- after two days. WONDERFUL WORKINO OLIVE OIL IN EVERY DROP TED TRUDON lb tained as Ray’s lawyer after . . . protects and lusters your hair as It waves. It simply OfRcials did not immediately day and Friday, with daytime White Gem Fresh Chicken Livers 69° "HTlhout enough water a man Ray said he wanted to change cannot leave the hair dull and dry, it gives you the softest, Identify the type of exidoslve In high temperatures in the low to VOLKSWAGEN could almost dry up within six his guilty plea to Innocent. loveliest, most lasting permanent you’ve ever had. volved. middle 80s and overnight low Bonte 88, TalcottvUle hours out there,” he said. “ The Uaochesiei “ temperatures In the upper, 50s 6(8-2838 A1 St. Lawrence, chief of the Offtclals said there was no heat gets to be so intense and and low 00a. U.S. Grade “ /4” White Gem Chatham County detectives, Immediate reason for relating V.S. Grade “ /<” White Gem you’re drinking boiling hot wa said the wounded youth “ had SPECIAL . . . Caryl Richards ONE OF THE STOP & SHOP COMPANIES ter, it’s just too much of a strain been around these people for OLIVE OIL Permanent to move.” 11.85 about three or four weeks,” No A Vietnam veteran. Nelson home address was listed for Did we ever mention the poolside lounge area for carefree lazing and the him. carried an American flag sewn Includes Shampoo, Test Cxirls, Styling Set and Glamour Spray to his back pack. Police said they could release private sun booths in which one minute of exposure equals one hour in the Wings and Haircut Included by Misses Marlon, Sandra and Tricla W d un-scramble Thighs no other details. sun? These, too, are favorites at our health clubs. 2 Ray, of St. Louis, Mo., has Pearson Home been working with the National Of course, dossing and grooming areas will offer comfort, convenience pri nour Chicken thighs are Your maxi • ma1^ States Rights party in addition ideal fo r’packing guarantees all their OTTAWA (AP) — Lester B. Schultz Beauty Salon vacy — withT the security of individual lockers. Reception and lounge areas. meat or else . . . or to helping Stoner, vdio was the Pearson, former prime minister in your weekend Shop . . . but really, it's impossible to "tell all"^here. picnic basket. Be- else your money party’s vice presidential candi of Canada, left Sunday the hos 44 OAK STREET—PHONE 643-8951 Ingoil back, cheerfully. sure you have SUPERMARKETS date in 1964. pital where his right eye was re If you value your health and fitness and want a trimmer, younger-looking ap moved last week because of a Air Conditioned— Ample Parking enough. lb tumor. pearance, you owe it to yourself to check it out in person. You'll find the Euro We reserve the right to limit quantities. Civil Jet Crashes, pean Health Spa offers something truly new and unique in the Hartford area budget in even monWily payments. 7 Four in Crew Dead NAHA, Okinawa (AP) — A Flying ’Ilger DCS cargo plane ABOUT FEES AND ''PHASES" Some days are hot. Some days are cold. Even your weatherman crashed today on a coral reef as Monday, Tuesday & fp'ednesday only! Freshly baked in our own ovens! it approached Naha airport for Are you going on vacation? The sooner you join the European Health Spa, the lower your fees will be doesn’t know for sure. a landing, killing its four crew Our company offers memberships in 10 gradually increasing "price phases"’ That’s why your heating oil budget needs a balancing act. . men. Please fiN out and givo to your Manchester Evening Herald And that’s what we offer you. The heating oil budget-payment Hie plane, owned by the nowsboy. Phase One at the Manchester Spa is already closed. But you can still enroll at Flying Tiger Line of Los An the low Phase Two Charter Membership level — IF YOU ACT NOW! plan that spreads your payments evenly over the months. geles, was on a charter flight What you pay in May, you pay in December. preen Peppers Variety Bread Sale! from Tokyo for the U.S. Air ,• ■‘i ' ' ■ -C ' • There’s no finance charge. No carrying charge. All you pay stop & Shop Vi Force. It carried mall and mili NAME . . for is clean, dependable Mobil heatipôil. What _ _ For crunchier salads, add enna, Cracked tary cargo. E U R O P E A N I slices of green pepper and 'Hie craft hit a reef a quarter you get is heating efficiency all year ’round. Wheat or Swedish / / i health SVAD see what a difference it ' Rye. 16-oz. of a mile from Naha runway ADDRESS Call us now. We’re home heating special- ,| loaves and broke into three plsuls. Offi makes. It adds extra tang Daisy Caraway ists. And Budget Un-scramblers. rl6Q lliig OH cials said the nose and tail sank -delicious! ■ 15 Rye. 19 oz. almost immediately, but the TOWN ...... STATE .... main part of the fuselage stayed IMIOUR SERVKEI • PHONE t04ltS afloat for a time. Vocation Starts ...... |...... stop & Shop Hie U.S. Navy recovered the 22 oz pkg of 12 teur bodlea. Add a little zin^ to your salads! Native Split English Muffins A Fl3dng Hger spokesman in Vocation Ends ...... 515 Middle Turnpike West Moriarty Brothers Your L o t Angeles said the crew, all Choice Calif(»nlans, were Capt. C)eo ^ Or moN to Manchester Evening HeroM Manchester, Conn. Stop&Shop Toastie Sale WE GIVE VALUABLE GREEN STAMPS! Chicory or Escarole Bran or Oatmeal, lOVz-oz. Corn 6-oz, Date 9-oz M. TTeft, 08, Huntington Beach; . Circulation Def»t. Ws. 1st. officer Robert Foley, 69 San- PRE-OPENING HOURS reel fme to drop in Ctomente; 2nd officer William 13 BIssiell ^treef, Monchoster, Conn. 06D40 V 10 AM . to 8 P.M. 31S CENTER STREET MANCHESTER A. George, 49, Canoga Park; any day or cAll V Mon.-Sat. and navigator Walter M. Rob 647-1471 for more information Stop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST. MANCHESTER erts, 40, t^land. ®1970 MFM V Owned and operated 6y Health Industries, Inc. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, JULY 27, 1970 PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, JULY 27, 1970

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(Votf-Ci See Saturday’s TV Week says, the authorlufft of a coun for Complete Ustiiigs; Of Dock Crews Study hy UN Concludes try might try one thing after an Claim Ten People other to hold the crime level SKYVIEW ROOFING CONTRACTORS LONDON (AP) —A court of Railroad Bankruptcy UNITEJD NA’ITONB, N.Y. and female delinquency usually down; for example, rural devcl- By m E ASSOCIATED PRESS death accidentally Saturday by 5:W II) Barke’s Law inquiry today rejected the de (A P ) — A new U.N. report says remains unchanged until the lat- opment projects for unemployed r o o f i n g — SIDING — GUTTERS (M> K sssten (Oontiiiaed from P »g e One) Five young persons died fo a 14-year-old boy who believed (4»> F Tresp (0) mand bjr 47,(XX) strikliiig British that despite long investigation, phases of development and youth, child health achemo.s 5:25 (41) Wealher Wateh (0) longshoremen for pay increases Bankruptcy Act), even if you August issue distributed Sun 305 Keeney St. Glastonbury. Conn. accidents over the weekend in the rifle he fired at the -victim the experts sUU do not know complexity, when female stressing behavior, housing Contained a 22 caliber blank, S:M (M) OUUcaa’s U U ad (C) that would almost double their eliminated all of Oie debt struc day, said that "unique” book Otumecticut, and five more Con (49 Tiath ar Caaseqaeacea ture, would save you only $90 what causes crime. delinquency increase,!.” especially designed for problem Free Estimates— Reasonable Prices youth who reportedly pulled the 8:51 (U ) Sawias Shaw , (C> basic wage. keeping enabled Penn Central to necticut residents lost their lives • :N (14) WeiUSer — Sport, aad million against a financial prob dis^lse the tme state of its af- < I In those phases, too, come children, new banking practices trigger, but said he was also of News (C> The inquiry headed by Lord , Despite the years of exten- tremendous increase in to discourage robberies, and de- in other states. lem that you face on the order fsdrs before the railroad filed HAROLD PARENT North Haven. Hasttey-Bitaklay Bepert for 13 days—have already re the problem of the other five or probably be restored before the prepared by the U.N. Secretarl- ming Friday night and did not (8) Tratk ar CaBsaqaeaeae (C the development of a 'youth cul- 26. sengers ran off a road and jected the employers’ offer. six railroads that are Just a lit afternoon rush hour. 649-4521 return. The body was found by (U ) Ciuidld Camera ture’ in the world make It likely 54 McKEE STREET struck a tree. The car was driv (3949) News — Weather — There was no immediate Indica tle bit behind this road, al The trouble delayed soma the building superintendent. Sparta aad FMhIaas (C> "F or nearly every factor that this is a fasbjen which ‘O hio’ Riles H im en by Dale Albert, 19, also of tion of their reaction to the rec though we have some hope that trains for nearly two hours. Now Ls the time to bring In your .screens to be repaired. Edson Middleton, 10, died Sat 7:19 (W) My Warld aad Weloame known to be associated with de- could cross frontiers easily . .. LAKE CHARLES, La. (AP) Wallingford, who was hospi Te It M (0) that will solve itself . . . . ” Through trains from Boston to Storm window glaas replaced. urday afternoon from injuries ommendation. linquency, from ‘broken homes’ “ New waves -of offenses can — The protest song “ Ohio,” talized with minor injuries, po (IS) Mavie He also said management Washington were unaffected, the Seminarian he received when struck by a (8-49) It Takas a TUef (O) However, the Pearson recom and mental deficiency to over- derive from student protests which deals with the shooting of lice said. 8:99 (19) Maaday Theatre A Penn Central spokesman ment which have been thought’ Hebron when she wandered into enibankment along Summit 1:1 I (8-8-89-49) Nwes aad Weather other benefits, from $26.40 to the Penn Central Co.’s account in October will be in Italian, he — Prayer apd Sign Oft said the fire occurred after two potentially crime-inducing; Ur a pond and drowned, police Road and rolled over, state po $48. Management refused to ing practices was "shockingly will have crash courses first in New Haven Division trains lost banization, industrialization said. lice said. The driver was listed BDUOATION TV (29) raise the basic wage but offered in error.” that language. Next year he will population g;rowth, migration Michael Laplerre, 7, of Bristol Monday, July 27 "H ie references to accounting their contact shoes, the gadgets become a lay dearnn able to in fair condition at Westerly to raise the guaranteed mini r'rom farm to city and techno drowned at the Rockwell Park practices and to Peat, Marwick, that pick up power from the give communion, to baptize, and Hospital in Rhode Island. I Say It with Rands mum “work or not” weekly logical change. Lagoon, a city park in Bristol, I What’s New B (C) Mitchell ft Co. are utterly wrong third rail. The trains were the to perform weddings, but not to Bernadette Ann IDuffy, 2, of I Lowell Welches wage from $38.40 to $48. 7:60 a.m. out of New Rochelle Urbanization, it explains Sunday. Police said the child Norwalk fell from a dock Into I French Chet After studying the report, rep- . . . ." said Walter E. Hanson, say Mass. HoIIandalse and Beomalse and the 7:36 a.m. out of Port means more "uncontrolled chll had been missing from his home Lake Bomoseen at Castleton, repentatlves of the employers senior partner of the firm. A member of St. James’ par I Worid Frees (C) M o n d a y * Tuesday * W ednesday Chester. dren on the streets of a town' . about two hours before life Vt., Saturday afternoon. Rescu i Black doamal (C) and the men were to see Robert The Fortune article, in the ish and a graduate of its school, and "Implies more opportunities - guards recoverSd his body. ers pulled her from 2Vi feet of Black athletes BUI Bussell, Carr, the minister of employ Charbonneau was in the first for crime with less risk of detec Arthur Ashe. Johnny Sample, A 12-year-old North Haven water and attempted artificial Jackie Robmson, and Harry ment and productivity. Hopeful graduating class of East Cath tion and a disturbing juxtaposi COQO/FlEAJt boy, Peter Fox m , was shot to respiration, -without success. Edwards assume role of olic High School, 1968, where he tlon of affluence and poverty protestor as they chaUenge that the report might yet lead to Second Congressional District racial discrimination in ath a settlement, the government was active in art, creative writ letics and dissect public ing and glee clubs. He attended “ The effect of industrializa image ot black athlete. meanwhile held back on the use St. Thomas Seminary in Bloom tion on crime is said to be I The Toy That Urew Cn of troops to move essential sup Pickett, Stanley Propose "Shadows" '22. Lon Chaney plies. field for two years, received his through other factors: . .. offer Ringo Turns 30, i Science and Society B BA degree and studied theology ing work to women who then Plans to Ease Tax Burden at St. John’s College in Brigh may not be able to give proper ton, Mass. He is the son of Mr. care to their children . . ., Police Station Bomb SMOKED Suggestions to help the indi ’Thames Shipyard in that town. and Mrs. William Ch.arbonneau young people being attracted to BOSTON (AP) — Eleven win RUbBkIIiZeO vidual taxpayer were made over He said he hopes that the ef ,Sr. town when there is still not suf Life Doesn’t End forts w ill be successful. dow panes at a police substation the weekend by two Democratic ficient work to go around , . . LONDON (AP) — Ringo Starr got him a remote country cot were shattered Sunday night Referring to the fact that state senators seeking the post “ Excessive population g^rowth has been 80 for 20 days, and he tage. when a bomb exploded in an ad every town has a post office leads to crime by adding weight says it isn’t so bad after all. Ringo claims he doesn’t know jacent alley. of Congressman from the Sec which is served by local police Secret Vote to the burden on the wage earn how much money he has. He no Police said the explosion was fo r th at ond District in the coming Nov and fire protection, Stanley sug er, overcrowding small houses, “ When I was 10, I thought 30 would be the end of the world,” longer talks about material an army training device used to STRIKING DIFFERENCE ember election. gested that there should be outgrowing school facilities . ■ ■ the Beatles drummer told an in things. -What he does like is en simulate artillery. in John Pickett of Mlddlptown is more meaningful contribution to May Die In "However . . . most of these tertaining. He now appears as a SHOULDERS terviewer from the Daily Ex Patrolm an Albert Mc the party-endorsed candidate for the communities for post offices influences have provoked en LEAN PORK, SHORT SHANK press, "but it’s nothing. It’s singer and dancer and admits: Donough, who was alone on BLACKTOP PAVEMENTS the post and William Stanley of and other federal installations. deavor and g^reatness as well as House Test okay.” " I quite enjoy all that. It’s duty at the station when the for prompt strvice, phono Norwich is the primary chal ’The senator explained that in delinquency. It depends on the Ringo was 30 on July 7. strange for me when I’m up blast occurred, said It knocked Monchesrer Herdwore lenger. the town of New London where WASHINGTON (AP) — The person.” front, you know, after all those Though crime in general The Beatles are okay, too, him the floor. He was not in Pickett suggested national federal facilities have removed House may decide today wheth years at the back.” and Supply, Inc. grows as a coimtry develops, Ringo said, even though the jured.to standardization of welfare pay literally millions of dollars of er to junk its ancient rule per The Starrs have two sons, -Witnesses reported seeing two 877 MAXN ST. 64844*6 ments to "help reduce the stag the paper states, "the propor- foursome has not performed in LATson, Prop. taxable property from the 55ak, 4 and Jason, 2. They ex youths lea-ving the scene car gering financial burden now car grand list, local taxpayers are mitting members to vote secret- tiona’te’ dlfference between male public for more than two years. pect a third child in the fall. rying a paper bag. ried by the Connecticut taxpay in effect supporting the federal ly on many major issues. They continue to make hit re ers.” government twice. He com The test will come on an cords. Pickett blamed much of the mented that this is once when amendment to abolish the teller "W e are as united as we ever growth of welfare payments they pay their local taxes and vote, the practice of counting were:” Ringo said, "and nobody Judge Deciding over the past 20 years on the a second time when they pay members walking between two wants a split. On Rock Festival steady influx of poor people their federal income tax. colleagues. No names are re NICHOLS "Tile general public doesn’t PLAZA DEPT. STORE from states and territories with Because New Lo.idon is a fed corded. want us to split. The fans ob (Continued from Page One) (We Have A N oOod T o Pleaae) grossly Inadequate welfare sys erally impacted area, Stanley A formidable coalition of Re viously don’t want a split. And MANCHESTER E. MHHILB IPKE. (Next to Popular Mkt.) tems. He said the payments iissurod his workers that he publicans and Democrats sup the Beatles don’t want one real uled training maneuvers in Old have grown from $26.4 million would . have a statement soon port the amendment to a 140- ly either. Lyme, about 20 miles away by OPEN W1S>., THUB8., Fill. tIU t to a projected $181.3 million by concerning his desire to restore page congressional reorganiza TIRE "W hat we are doing at the expressway. lb next year. federally impacted urea funds tion bill which the House has moment la all our own things Lt. Col. Edward Nigrelli said “ It’s time for the other states which have been cut recently in been considering off and on for and getting them out of the way. NEED SOMETHING FOR BABY? Stinday that the guardsmen to face up to their responsibilit a Nixon Administration econ two weeks. SPECIALISTS Then we’ll see what we shall do The Teller vote is used during were originally scheduled to un Sliced »49< ies and to provide adequate help omy move. together. I should think around Hnd A WondMfgl SiB cHon At Plan consideration of amendments IN dergo training last weekend, but to their people,” Pickett stated. Stanley is challenging party- November we should all know when the House sits as a com-' the session was put off one '' He expleiined that the time Is endorsed candidate State sena where we are.” o Birdseye preftdded gaon dliêia $8«88 doa. coming when Connecticut will no mlttee. • ALIGNMENT week. tor John Pickett of Middletown, (Front End Parts) Ringo has been making films longer be able to support vast Roll-call votes are not allowed They will be acailable if they o Nylon carriage nets $149 each. in the August primary for the at such times unless an amend and a solo album, and his wife, are needed in Middlefleld dur numbers of welfare recipients nomination of congressman a Training Panta double thlekmiao triple orotoh 8 for ment is approved. An amend • BRAKES Maureen, has cut his hair the ing the festival, he added. from outside its borders. from the Second Dletrlct. TTie $1.18 \ ment defeated normally cannot (Disc or Regular) shortest it has been since 1962. The battalion includes men W li o le or la t e n t C u t Pickett emphasized that he In winner of the primary will run be voted on by later roll-call. ”I just got bored with its from Middleto-wn, New Britain, o Oolorfal Terry Backed BIba $ for 9Sc. no way seeks restrictions on the against Republican Robert • MUFFLERS poor, the sick and the unemploy The proposed change would being long,” Ringo explained. Manchester and West Hartford. *o Fine quality Crib Sheeta $1.M eaoh Steele of Vernon. There are no ed already living in this state, require members to be recorded “ It was driving me nuts. One challengers for the Republican • TAIL PIPES ' o W Ute quUted Baby Pads 6Sc each, but rather seeks to Improve the by name on future teller votes if day I found I just hated it. You FaSH BE£F BlBlir nomination. at least 20 of those present de • 78 Series size with low profile can’t live with what people iden services being offered to Con • SH O C K S Barges Cost Less o Baby Underahlits S lor $1.69. orCryi.O-Vac necticut residents. mand it. No longer would a for steady ride, steering tify you by.” LOUISVItiliE, Ky. — Hopper o Receiving Blanketa 8 tor $14S. Praising the state for being member be able to vote against • Broader footprint traction There have been lots of other Computer Education major amendments and keep • Gdyr. Bertttrias contact than comparable changes for the Liverpool lad barges, used on inland water among other states with “ a PLUS MANY BEAUTIFUL GIFT 1TEU8. FnnvDii nnicvpi' his action from the official conventional size tires. Two who made millions as a pop star ways. cost about $62 per ton of soul,” Pickett said, however, CHICAGO (AP) — Computer COMB IN AND SEE! THE VALUES ABE GREAT! ' lypvP*nUNHii^^ w D a M M iNPw liiR ’ V"- ized educational control in plan record. Polyester cord body plies, and now owns three houses capacity. B y comparison, new that there is a limit to how 296 Broad St., Tel. 643-H61 non-flat spotting, two fiberglass much longer Connecticut resi ning ochoo) programs will en Another pending amendment worth over half a million dol open-hopper railroad cars cost Straight Cut backed by a smaller coalition belts suppress tread-squirming about $160 per ton of capacity. dents can afford to foot the bill able administrators to make de HOURS wear and maintain traction lars. For his birthday his wife for everyone else. cisions based on information would permit recording of votes Mon., Tues., Wed. 8-5:30 effectiveness "Unless the federal govern from many sources, an educator and attendance during House ment takes action, the poor here says. sessions by electronics or elec Thurs., 8-8 people of this nation will con trical equipment. Dr. Benjamin C. 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(A P )— Vikings 23-7 for the world cham Powell came to bat against Hall dent Nixon as a spectator in An the top of the inning on a two- stalemated contract dispute be pionship. Country Chib upsets Boog Powell to run single by Frank Howard In the Indians second-game Coach Hank Stram pror with the bases loaded in the aheim Stadiun, Boston blasted victory, Stove Hargan pitched a tween the players and club own Len Dawson, his left leg MATCH strike out with the bases fourth. He singled in two runs. MUwaukee 2-5, Cleveland and a one-nm single by Aurelio nounced his Kansas C!ity ers. taped as a result of a 1969 in- Saturday Rodriguez. five-hitter and Gralg Nettles, loaded. So Minnesota pitch Baltimore led 6-1 when Powell swept Kansas City 6-6 and 3-0, Eddie Leon and Tony Horton football team in good “ Our 'squad reported in good Jmy that caused him to miss Low gross—Sam Clchon 76, Oakland nipped the New York Ken McMullen, Roger Repoz physical condition,” Stram said six games, was one of five vet vis 68; J. Peragallo, J. Pagano ers Jim Perry and Dick came up against Woodson in the and Sandy Alomar homered for homered. physical condition, today eighth. He crashed his 26th hom Yankees 4-3 and the (îlcago • • • for Friday night’s clash after four workouts were held eran quarterbacks on the prac- 69; B. Tarca, E. Heath 70; net Woodson, much to their White Sox blanked Detroit 4-0. California. Howard hit his 28th over the weekend. ” I thought Uce field. —J. Malley, D. Zeroski 68; J. er to boost his RBI total to 86. homer in the sixth. It was fol WHITE SOX - ■nGBRS — with the College All Stars * * * our concentration was excellent Dawson, slated to start in Watson, F. Pehlcane 69; W. chagrin, helped make the Baltimore, first in the Ameri lowed by Mike Epstein’s second The White Sox victory over ANGELS - SENATORS — at Chicago’s l^ldier Field and the execution was sharp.” C3ilcago, said the squad was re Glguere, G. Giguere 60; S. Mc big Baltimore first base- can League East, added two of the game and 13th of the Detroit was the fourth straight Fifteen pitchers, elg^t by Cal and said he expects the lieved because the players as Farland, D. Lata 60; N. Tyler, man happy in a big way. runs in the ninth in completing year. —and third complete game in Only one problem arose ajs ifornia, paraded to the mound in that stretch—for Tommy John, Chiefs to win it. the Chiefs practiced twice Satur sociation reversed an earlier B. Jarvis 60; D. St. John, R. ■T probably ought to come the rout of the West-leading * . * * Apparently not disturbed over the Angels’ victory over Wash 9-12, who pitched a seven-hitter. day, twice Sunday and faced decision and decided to let the Gllha 61. through more than I do, but the Twins. Dave McNally upped his ington, which came when Bill INDIANS - ROYALS — the 10-day delay in veterans re Carlos May singled home a run throe one-hour sessions today. Chiefs play even though they SELECTED NINE only thing I really hate to do record to 13-7 with his first vic Cowan singled and scored on Rookie Roy Foster's three-run porting to training camp, Stram in the sixth after a two baae er Stram found a shortage of vet will break camp after the game Class A—Bob McGurkln 31-4- with the bases loaded is strike tory since June 30. Perry suf Jarvis Tatum’s two-out double. homer sparked Cleveland’s 6-6 said: ror by Dick McAuBffo and a eran defensive tackles with the if there still is no agreement on 27, Carroll Maddox 30-8-27, out,” Powell said Sunday after fered his eighth loss in the bid Chico Ruiz had scored on a first-game victory over Kansas ‘"nie past Is gone. As I’ve bunt for the only run John need- sudden retirement of Ed Loth- the contract. Norm Clark 32-6-27; B—Jim leading the Orioles’ 11-1 trounc for his 16th victory. forceout to give California a 10- City’s despite a two-run homer said so many times, football is ed. amer and the failure of Ernie "We felt a moral obligation Melley 31-7-24, Tom Migliore ing of the Minnesota Twins. California edged Washington 10 tie in the ninth after Wash and two-nm single by the Roy a game of now. Now we’ve got Ladd to show up. to play this game,” Dawson 32-6-26, Sam Watson 32-6-26, Ed to settle dmvn and win Friday said. ” We feel very strongly To remedy ’ the situation, Wadas 32-6-26, Neal Tyler 31-6- night. We wouldn’t be playing about the players association 26; C—Art Jacobsen 34-10-24, this game If I didn’t think we Stram shifted rookie Bob Lig but we also know this game is Pete Zerio 35-10-28; low gross— Hall of Fame could win it. I think we have gett, the C3ilefs’ 16th round for charity.” John Kristof 70, Dick Cronin 70; ample time to get ready.” draft chcrice from Nebraska, Stram said the same line-up Blind bogey—Pat Mistretta, ’Hie Chiefs’ veterans were as from offense to defense. ToWelcome he used in the Super Bowl game Tom Meegan, Ed Warner 88. sembled here hurriedly Satur The Chiefs, in addlticm to will start against the All-Stars. PRO SWEEPS day after the National Football their aerial game, worked ex The Chiefs will hold two work 2 Low gross—Dick Cronin 70, Four Greats League Players Association Ifn- tensively on end-around plays outs both Tuesday and Wednes John Kristof 70; low net—C. ally agreed to let Kansas caty which picked up Super Bowl day. They will ggo to Chicago McCarthy 82-14-68, Jim Melley 9 OOPEJRSTOWN, N.Y. (AP) work out and play the AU-Stars. yardage last January when Kan Thursday and practice In Sol 74- 13-61, Harry Atherton 78-10- — Four new members move Veterans on the other 26 clubs sas City thrashed the Minnesota dier Field Thursday night. 68, Neal Tyler 78-10-68, Steve into baseball’s Hall of Fame to Matava 72-4-68, F’rank Kleman day as 10,000 fans Jam this his 75- 7-68. ______(MP Fbototex) Pros H old Wide 25-9-2 Edge in Summer Series BEST TWELVE TRIPLE CROSSING— Hitting home plate three times after hammering home toric village to honor Lou Bou dreau, Earle Combs, Jesse Sunday 7 runs yesterday against St. Louis was Cincinnati’s Johnny Bench. Here he’s J A P Fhotnfax) Class A—Ernie Susanin 46-6- getting a handshake after rounding third base by Coach Alex Grammas. Haines and Ford Frick, and to BACK-BREAKER — Canada’s Debbie Brill, hair Commonwealth Games Saturday in Edinburgh,Edi ■ 40, Stan McFarland 46-4-41, watch a ball game. fljdng, cleared the bar to win high jump event in Scotland. The winning leap measured five feet, 10. College All-Star Gridders John Kristof 44-3-41, Bundl Tar After watching the formal in ca 46-4-41; B—Ed Wadas 46-6- duction ceremonies and the un 39, Jim Horvath 4§-6-40, Nick Carlo 46-6-40; O—Tony Pag- veiling of the new plaques, Should Be in Great Shape linghl 62-10-42, Ray Remes 66-18- One Day on Bench boosting the total membership Arnie, Jack Richer 42, George McLafferty 61-9-42, to 118, the fans stroll down Main CHICAGO (AP) —— Ths at a conditioning disadvantage Their last victory was in 1663, Don Edwards 62-10-42, Dan Mor- Street to Doubleday Fêld to see 37th College All Star foot- .although they sUll go into the a 20-17 upset of the Green Bay llne 60-8-42, Rhoar Flydal 60-8- 42; low gross—Stan Hillnski 74; the annual Hall of Fame exhibi ball game will find the pro- game as a championship unit Packers. They also dented De- 83, tion game. fessionals humping to get which defeated Mlnm-sota 23-7 36-19 in 1968 and both tri- ^ Because Montreal, one of last By $20,000 Purse ready for combat this year m laat season’s Super Bowl umphs c ^ e under toe p ldan ce year’s expansion clubs, is play Costly to Perez in a reversal o f form. » • acoin ir at th« aikairi- hRim Low gross—Stan HlUnski 74, ing here for the first time, a The AU-Sters, who have been -me CWefs were unable to Willie Olekslnskl 76; low n e t- planeload of 98 persons from (AP FhotoAui) , LIGONIER, Pa. (A P )— Nicklaus had the crowd roar edge of the cup on the par-4 drilling since July 10 at North- open their camp unUl last Sat- Horvath 78-11-67, Hugh Montreal will be on hand for the PA’HENT . . . UP TO A POINT — Base Umpire the batter, New York’s Bud Harrelson, had struck It was Palmer country and ing at the ninth when he hit his hole. co topped Montreal 6-2. berto Rodriguez, who homered Htoverslty, w lU _ta^r toe_ contract Hamilton 79-11-68, John Kristof NEW YORK (AP) — game between the Expos and Frank Dezelan listened to protest by Met Manager at the ball. Crawford, who called the pitch a ball, they were Arnie’s Army. second shot five feet away. But The 15th hole was the last Tony Perez learned that In the opener, relieved and got breath for Moody and Cramp off drills this week for F rt^ y squabble between owners and luid said “ We’ve worked 75-6-69. the Chicago White Sox. Gil Hodges then went into a jaw to paw discussion. then reversed his call. 'This brought Hodges out But Jack Nicklaus earned he hung his putt and had to be only one day on the bench REDS - CARDS — Hank Aaron to end the game. ton, who paired every hole on idg^t’s battle with the Kansas players In toe National Fbotball camp on toe assumption toe CRIERS Bench, “ having the best day The Cubs took the homer play Although both teams are The ump signaled to Plate Ump Shag Crawford that and in doing so he was automatically out of game. his share of glory, too. satisfied with a par. City Chiefs, ohumpiivnR of all League. game would be played. We’ll be can cost him his lead in Golf’s most famous duo, play the back nine. Moody went into Thursday I’ve had since I was nine years in the nightcap as Billy Wil- bumping around in the lower professional football. Although toe confrontation is ready.” homers and runs batted in ing together Instead of against “ Hold him In,” one of Amle’s the water on his drive, took a Low gross — Jan Leonard 81; old in litUe league ball,” opened Hams and Jim Hickman, who reaches of their respective divi Army told Nicklaus on the 10th The CMefs, who didn’t get toe (ar from settled, toe NFL Play- Although Graham will not each other, shot a final-round 67 stroke, but hit his next shot sev low net — Avis Hamilton 93-94- — if Johnny Bench is play- his barrage in the first Inning had one in the opener, each con- sions, the annual game attracts tee. But he didn’t there. Simday In the National Four- en feet away and canned it to go-ahead lor their drills until era’ Associations gave its con- have Terry Bradshaw of Loulsl- 69, Alice Ansaldl 87-26-61; Putts ing. wlUi a three-run shot. He con- nected, whUe Hal King hit At- a sellout throng. The American His tee shot went Into a fair save par 4. last Friday night, ■will have had aent for toe Chifs to play in ana Tech at Ms disposal at the League, which long ago lost its Ball championship for a three- — Avis Hamilton 28, Alice An The AUanta Braves, on the nected for No. 2 in Uie second lanta’s only homer, Me^s Outhit Dodgers way bunker and he topped his Palmer and Nicklaus were oMy a minimum of five days to All-Star game. vital quarterback position, he stroke victory over three other saldl, 28. other hand, found out that Oi^ with one on. and then hit his • • • domination of the All-Star se second shot, the ball going only STAFFORD SPEEDWAY prepare and get in shai>e for teams. They finished with a 269 both on In two and Nicklaus’ The All-Stars have lost their still has a couple of highly ca- FOUR b a l l b e s t b a l l lando Cepeda on the bench for third in the fifth with none on. ASTROS - PIRATES _ ries, still holds a 15-11-1 edge in about 60 yards. Palmer turned, second shot was just five feet Fred DeSarro, national modi- yjg midsummer gridiron classic, last six games against tlie pro- pable passers in Dennis Shaw of Just one at bat can cost them a Given two more chances at jim m y Wynn’s two-run homer this series that means no more total. Sunday his hands on his hips, and Just away. He made it and the edge fled point leader, added to Ms i „ years whUe toe pros fe.ssional champions Including San Diego State and Mike Lynn Prior, Eileen Plodzlk, ball game—even if Hank Aaron record-tying four in one game, „ff Dave GlusU 8^2, in the 10th than possession of the Hall of “There’s never been a mem laughed. ber-guest tournament that has was now two strokes. total Saturday night at Stafford ^^re busy buUdlng up a win- last year’s near miss In a 62-24 Phipps of Purdue. Bradshaw Tina Mikolowsky, Avis Hamll- 1- hitting. he singled in the sixth inning, p„t Houston over Pitts- Fame Cup. Palmer held Nicklaus in with Speedway with a pair of 'victor But Suffer Setback had this much attenUon,” the The crowd Jammed around nlng record of 26-9-2 against toe defeat at toe hands of Joe Na- was an early casualty in toe ton 68. With Perez resting for the day then drove in his 96th run with a burgh and kept the Pirates’ ’The inducUon ceremonies are a bar. the two as they finished the ies in toe two 25-lap main collegians, it was toe All Stars mato and toe New York Jets. All-Star camp. SENIOR TOURNABtENT J American League blond Nicklaus said. with his 30 homers and 94 ground out in the eighth as he Eastern Division lead at 1% set for 10 a.m. BDT, in front of But Nicklaus got the birdie on round, cheering every shot even events. NEW YORK (AP)__The frame wlUi a double and was re- starter Don Sltton, 12-7, the vie- East Division “ I’ll Invite him back every who had to scramble while pre Jhii Horvath 77-11-60, 78^-67 RBIs, Bench slammed three sent the Cardinals to their games over the Mets. the Hall of Fame Library. Com- 12, nearly getting an eagle as though the second was antlcli- In toe first 26, DeSarro was W. L. Pet. G.B. year,” said Palmer. paring lor toe big game. total 133, runner up, Ed Ansaldl homers and a single and drove eighth straight loss and 17th in ’The game was delayed 74 nissioner Boiê Kuhn runs the New York Mete got three E his second shot rolled over the mactic. pressed hard across toe line by BaJUmore 62 37 .626 — Their 26 under per gave them This year, toe Chiefs will be Paterno To Headline Clinic 138, Jim Colburn, KU Masl 189. in seven runs in CincinnaU’s 12- 19 games. , minutes with none out in ihe show with the[help of Bob Hunt more hits than Los Ange- tition of Friday night’s embav- Tom Haller’s fourth homer of Leo Cleary with Bugs Stevens 6 rout over St. Louis Sunday, His outburst made things easy Detroit 66 43 .661 6^ the 340,0(X> first prize, 120,000 Ellinifton Ri'diie er of the Losv Angeles Herald les—but they also strand- assment when he was picked off the year, Ted Sizemores' sacri- tolrd, Ed Yerrington fomth end giving Bench the National for rookie Wayne Simpson. 14-2, New York 61 46 ,626 10 each. It also gave Palmer his WILLIMANTIC ERCXI CLUB Examiner, president of the , basorim nors McLaren’s Cars Triumph Hop Harrington fifth. League lead in both categories who didn’t allow a hit until one ed three more baserunners. Boston 50 47 .516 11 first victory of the year—on his CLUB MATCH runners on second and third. Baseball Writers Association j u 1 r ' ^1®°" Jones followed with a producing Infield single enabled The second feature saw De with 33 and 96 out in the sixth inning. He need home course. Pats Shift Date Low gross—Som Clchon 76, Cesar Cedeno gave Houston who is master of ceremonies. And that kept them fromsharp single to right but Bill the Dodgers to open a 3-0 lead Cleveland 47 62 .476 16 Sarro edging Cleary with two ed help when St. Louis scored Three strokes back, at 262, laps to go to take toe checkered second gross—Ed Clchon 77, Cepeda, given an extra game, an early 3-1 lead with a two-run Another planeload of 70 gaining ground in the tight Russell unleashed a perfect before Wayne Garrett cracked Wash’n. 46 63 .469 16^ five times with the aid of sever were Bruce Crampton and flag. third gross—Sam RydsowsU 79, did still more for Atlanta. He homer, but the Pirates caught friends of Boudreau from his National League East pen- late-starting the first of his two in the game West Division Oville Moody, the tournament’s Issac Wins Easily,, U al errors in the eighth. (W ); low gross—^Dave Lingua ripped three homers and a sin up in the seventh on Manny San- home town of Harvey, 111., will , ^ Weis at the plate. Donn Clende- —his seventh and eighth of the Minnesota 60 33 .646 oldest pair, 68-year-old Sam RIVERSIDE SPEEDWAY For Golts’ Game gle and drove in six runs in an A, _ '^2, second gross—Stan Miurkow- CUBS — guillen’s sacrifice fly. watch the former (Cleveland 1 ace. non’s pinch-single sent Jones to season—to put New York on the California 68 41 .686 Snead and 42-year-old Gardner Continuing Ms fine driving AMHERST, Mass. (A P )— ^The Baltimore Colts will ski 72, second gross—Ray Ko- 8-3 victory over the Chicago • • • shortstop- and player-manager Dodgers, with clutch third and brought up Tommie scoreboard, Oakland Dickinson, and the 1668 cham Cube in the opener of their dou Cepeda, with 11 hits in the sklUs, Bob Stefanlk, walked off play the Patriots in Boston Oct. 4 with the return £fame âk 76, second gross—Jim Oor- PADRES - PHILS — take his place with the baseball relief work from Jim Brewer, Agee, Russell’s sacrifice fly in the Kansas City pions, George Archer and Bob Tops NASCAR Points bleheader. four-game series against the with toe 75-lap main event at Ed SILK CITY LEAGUE in Baltimore Oct. 25 in a switch of the original Nation- ^ (E R); first net—Pat Cubs, was even more successful A1 Ferrara hit two homei-s greaU of the past. beat New York 6-3 Sunday.Sunday, But Brewer fed one of his sixth and Manny Motarun-scor-Mota run-scor- Milwaukee by Nichols, Who shot a fine 63 on Carroll’s oval Saturday. Lou W. li. al Football League schedule. Pat Coppetta 97-31-68, second He had two singles and a dou the final round. NEW YORK (A P)— When Harry Hyde came South ble in the nightcap, but was tak- — ^ ...... boosted.. . his...... homer total... to„ and Nate Colbert and Steve Boudreau, 62, was voted into Preventing the Mets from cut- screwballs to Agee and the Mets ing infield single in the ninth cll- CWcago Carangelo was second and Tom Billiards 20 2 The teams agreed over toe net—Gehe Samson 82-19-72, Sunday’s Results Each player In the second from the Northeast three years ago, fool box in hand, en out for a pinch-runner in the 21 with solo shots in the second Huntz had" one each in San Die- the Hall by the veteran baseball ® pinch- hitter slapped into a dou- maxed the Los Angeles scoring, he vowed that one of his stock raemg cars would win VlMng was tolrd. Green Manor 17 6 weekend to the mutually desired They are Bob Cochran, 19, of third ndt—Walt Whitmarsh 90- en out lor a pincn runner in the ^ In January with 232 of a ^‘visional lead. TJiey’ll try to —ble -play...... that- preserved...... - ^ Los An- The Mets -have never been Baltimore 11, Minnesota 1 spot won 38,166.67. Sportsman 12 12 swap. Baltimore’s Memorial Richmond, Vt.; Ron Biderman, 16-74, Walt Mckaln 87-13-74, eighth inning. Crampton and Moody were the NASCAR Grand National championship in fewer THOMPSON SPEEmWAY He watched on the sidelines in grtuid slam of the season in Philadelphia’s four-game wln- possible 300 votes, or more than close the gap against the idle geles’ 4-3 lead. particularly kind to Brewer, he Boston 12, .Milwaukee 5 Walnut 11 12 Stadium figures to be still In use 18, of Stowe, Vt.; Steve Latorop, Harry Fontanella 82-8-74 (W); Bucs tonight as Tom Seaver, A single, an error and a walk says. It started in 1962 when he Oakland 4, New York 3 Ued with Palmer and Nicklaus than four seasons. Picking up where be left off L the ninth Inning when Tommie tbe fifth. He also singled home a "'"B streak. the required 75 per cent. He week. Acadia 5 18 Oct. 4 by toe baseball Orioles, 19, of Amherst, N. H., and Tyler first net—F’rank MorelU 100-82- until the 12th hole when Arnie Hyde came close last year, Saturday night, Fred DeSarro Aaron, his replacement, came run in the ninth. ^ • • • played 16 big league seasons 14-6, goes against Gaylord Per- loaded the bases with two out in gave up a pinch-hit grand-slam California 11, Washington 10, McLaren cars now have won DeCormler- 4 20 who are expected to be involved Palmer, 19, of Kearsarge, N.H. 68, third net—Ed Dymon 82-13- ry, 14-9, of the put It close to the pin and Jack when his driver Bobby Isaac piloted toe No. 16 to a first and to bat with two on and two but, Cepeda’s two singles in the GIANTS - EXPOS — with Cleveland and Boston and visiting San the ninth but again Brewer was homer to Tim Harkness “ and 11 Innings 17 in a row in toe 31 million In toe American League cham 66, fourth net—Jim Johnston Francisco Giants. hit a nine iron about a foot and captured a dozen events, includ second at toe five - elghtos BEC LEAGUE and Hank Aaron came in to nightcap were unproductive but Juan Marichal scattered nine had a career batting average of equal to the task, getting Weis I’ve been having trouble with Chicago 4, Detroit 0 series, with Gurney getting toe pionsMp series then. MeanwlMe STORM, Conn. (AP)—Joe 86-14-71 (E R ); kickers—'Pat Co Art Shamsky opened a half away, then got the birdie. ing his first 600-miIer In toe fi Thompson oval Sunday. W. L. I>lnch hit and hit into a force his double in the eighth, with At- hits for San Francisco and won .296, leading the American the on a pop-up to hand Dodger ’em ever since,” Brewer smiled. Cleveland 6-3, Kansas City 6-0 ______year after taking toe Oct. 4 date. Is a better home Patemoi whose Penn State foot- petta 97-26-73, Tom Joyce 78-6- Nicklaus got four of the nal race of toe season In Texas. Moose Hewitt was second and Gunver 9 3 one for toe Pats, who expect to ball teams have 21 straight ■vie- 73, Dave Rand 83-10-73, Jim out. n ie Braves lost 7-6. lanta trailing 7-3, led to a run only his fourth game of the seo- League in 1944 with .327. Bou Today’s Gaines team's six birdies and hit his Isaac,' a'short-track specialist “ ’® *®‘® ®™®® hard-running Leo Cleary was Lantern House 8 4 play their home games at Har- tories and SO In a row without a Spearman 113-40-73, Bob Jones Bench and Cepeda led a day when Mike Lum tripled—and it son against nine losses. Willie dreau managed Cleceland, Bos Baltimore (Palmer 14-6) at second shots exceptionally well. en, killed In testing accident Oakland, Angels, Orioles and Senators Next from Catawba, N.C., is on toe tolrd. VPW 7 6 vard Stadium, since the latter loss to boast toe nation’s cur- 90-17-73, John Harrigan 79-6-73, of home-run hitting and run- also sent him to the bench for Mays and Willie McCovey gave ton, Kansas City and the Chica Minnesota (Blyleven 4-3), N Only hla putting kept the final June 8. rampage again Ms year and Ms Cleary turned toe tables cm Barrys 7 6 date would be on toe same rent longest winning and un- Sam Clchon 76-6-71, Irv Griffin scoring as Houston edged Pitts- pinch-runner Tommie Aaron. him plenty of batting help, each go Cubs before moving into the New York (Stottlemyre 9-9) at score from being even more de Isaac, a mod - haired 160- Gorman 6 0 burgh 6-4 in 10 Innings, San Die- He watched from the sidelines driving in two runs. Mays with title chances grow bettor with DeSarro in the second pert of weekend as toe Dartmouto-Har- beaten streaks, 'will be toe 84-6-78, Rod Dole 98-20-78, Joe radio-television berth in (Chica California (May 5-6), N cisive on this lush par 71 course pounder, now holds a 40-point Pizza 6 7 go mauled Philadelphia 16-2 while Gil Garido singled, Felix two of his three singles and each outing. toe Mghtts racing program win vard game and could cause con- speaker at the 25th anniversary Clchon 81-3-78, BUI Marsh 88-10- go. Only games scheduled In the hills of western Pennsyl Isaac, with cMef mechanic ®<^® over fellow I ^ e driver ning with DeSarro second, Ed Discount 4 9 Los Angeles stopped the New Millan doubled and Tony Gonza- McCovey with a double and a (Jombs, 70, Haines, 76, and Trouble Ahead for Red Soekers Tuesday’s Ganes fusioin since both games would Connecticut Coaches CUMc Aug. 78, Tony Lembo 86-8-78, Stan vania. Hyde in toe pits, easily won toe Yerrington third. Town 2 10 York Mets 6-3 and San Francis- lez singled for two runs, and Ro- triple. Frick 76, were selected by the Boston at Oakland, N be teleidsed by different net- 11-13 at toe University of Con HlUnski 78-0-78, Jim Throng nationally televised 250 - mile a e ^ n . OANDLEUGHT LEAGUE ■works. necticut. 107-29-78. veterans committee in a special New York at California, N Grand National at Nashville, He had « ^ e d second to W. L. PRO SHOP EVENTS election. Washington at Milwaukee, N j Sports Schedule' Tenn., Saturday. The win, worth ® K*ohard ^ t t y In a Hunter Notches 14th Win with Grant’s Help On Longest Road Trip of Year Alberti 10 2 DENVER (AP)—Two skiers SUTTON, Mass. (AP)—Oil Sunday CJombs spent 12 years in the Kansas City at Detroit, N TONIGHT Main Issue 33.310. put toe 36-year-old dricer ‘ !®’ Lenox 8 4 CM Rodriguez, toe 130-pound Low gross A—Stan Markow- majors with the New York Yan Minnesota at Cleveland, N Seftball each from Vermont and New MILWAUKEE (AP) — The Red Sox salvaged one year, and sUced the lead to 4-3 in toe lead for toe 1970 cham- Friday Mght and toe Tedford 8 4 Puerto Rican who amazes gal skl 77; B—Al Kamp 73; C— kees as leadoff man and center Chicago at Baltimore, N Acadia vs. Decormier, 7:30 HampsMre are among the U.S. The Boston Red Sox, off to game in the Milwaukee series in the fourth when Gerry Mc- plonshlp, which pays a bonus of T " T WINF 8 6 leries by )>elng one of toe long- Beany Fay, Elmer Rlggott 83; fielder for the great teams from Pension Plan racers on Oak about 350,000 at season’s end. It Nashville track after only three Rays toe team going to est Mtters on too PGA tour de- D—Morris Kamlns 86; FI—Dick A’s Rally, Overcome Yanks 1924 through 1935 and compiled a disappointing start on Sunday when two home runs by Nertney hit his sixth homer with National League Billiards vs. Walnut, 8 ;45 Oak hours sleep. 6 7 was Isaac’s sixth victory. Dicks 4 8 AustraUa this month to compete spite Ms smaU stature, has sent Merker 92. a .325 average. their longest road trip of Conigliaro and one each nobody on. East Division Town vs. Pizza, 6:16 Nebo Bobby Allison, who also is in Elsewhere during the week- With NFL Taylors 4 8 in international Alpine events in Ms entry for toe 3160,000 BETTER NINE OAKLAND (AP)— ^The Hunter had failed in four pre- ’The A’s are off today before H^nes, a 2 4 ^ m e wiimer for ^ by Cart Yastrzemskl and The Red Sox exploded for four W. L. Pet. G.B. WINF vs. Rays, 7:30 Nebo end, A1 Unser padded Ms U.S. «>e race for toe Grand Nation- Wyman 8 being organized by that ebun- Avco Golf Classic at Pleasant Class A—Stan Markowskl 37- Oakland Athletics are play- vious tries for No. 14 and had opening a three-game series — 9 St. Louis in 1927, won 210 and George Thomas powered them 'Pittsburgh 55 46 .660 Mota’s vs. Klock, 6:16 Keeney Auto Club championsMp lead by title, came In secohd at PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Ne try’s National Ski Federation, VaUey Country Club. Aug. 20-28. 3-34; B—Al Kemp 36-6-31; C— not won a game since July 4. with the Boston Red Sox here lost 168 for the Cardinals. The weekend series to the Mil- ing their best baseball of * to a 12-6 victory. New York 62 45 .536 1% CB&T vs. Fire, 6:15 Robert winning a 160-mile race for In- Nashville, but Ms Dodge trailed gotiators in the National Foot INDY LEAGUE Chet Wlncze 40-7-33, Beany Pay For a while, it didn’t look as Tuesday night. Chuck Dobson, again, with Yastrzemski’s 27th the season, and that’s no knuckiebaii pitcher broke in waukee ' Brewers, have a They lost the Friday night and CMcago 60 48 .610 4 son ball League contract dispute W. L. 40-7-33; D—^Morris Kamlns 41- though he would win Sunday. 10-10, will pitch that game for dlanapolis Speedway cars on a by two laps. Neil CasUes was surprise to manager Ralph with Cincinnati in 1918 but had travel day today before Saturday games, though, thus PMla’pMa 46 61 .469 8 Alumni Jr. Baseball Schedule third in a Dodge and Cecil Gor scheduled a Joint session today Klock 9 3 9-82; El—FVank MorelU 47-16-31; “ In other years, I didn’t want the A’s with Vicente Romo Milwaukee errors helping out road course at IndlanapoUa. Houk of the New York no record and came back with opening the West Coast dropping the series 2-1 and too. Montreal 42 57 .424 12% Elks vs. Red Sox don fourth In a Ford. to discuss results of subcommit Wholesale 9 8 Rosewall Never Lost Poise to come out of the game be- scheduled to pitch for the Red Old pro Tiny Lund, still going kickers—PMl D1 Corcla, Jack Yankees. St. Louis to stay from 1920 portion of the trip at Oak- winding up on the wrong end of St. Louis 41 67 .418 13 Basketball Unser, toe Indianapolis 600 tee "work sessions” held Sun B.A. a u b ' 8 4 (Joldberg, Beany F’ay, Elmer cause we didn’t have good re Sox. Peters started it with a single Eagles vs. Jets, 7:45 North strong at 43, won Ms 16th of toe After watching the A’s come through 1937. land Tuesday night. a 5-7 serie s score against the West Division winner, won 310,430 as he paced day. Am. Driving 6 6 Rlggott 73; Ray Seraphln, 'Bob lief pitchers. Now that we have and came all the way home UCA vs. PNEU, 9:00 North season in NASCAR’s Grand ^ ^ In Defeating Cliff Richey from behind Sunday to nip the expansion Brewers. Cincinnati 70 30 ___ Mark Donohue across toe fin- Federal mediator Gilbert J. Army A Navy 6 7 Grant, I don’t worry,” Hunter when Reggie Smith singled and .700 O’Brien, Chet Wlncze, Ed Keat- Yankees, 4-3, Houk said he had Los Angeles 56 41 Indian Jrs. vs. Lakers, 7 :45 A m e rica series by beaU^ 51- J “ indlanapoUs Race- Seldin said toe negotiators broke Telephone 6 7 GINCINNIATI (AP) — Ken Richey, San Angelo, Texas, de- ing 77. said. .677 12% year-old Buck Baker across toe ^ ^ ^ picked Oakland to win the West Atlanta 48 61 South up into toe smaller work ses Annum 3 9 RosewaU said he never lost Ms 2 .486 21% fending Western men’s champ, MIXED SCOTCH Grant tooic over in the eighth Beavers vs» Eagle Jrs., 9:00 finish Une by an ®y®lash In a the final 60 ern Division title in the Ameri San Fran. 46 60 :479 22 sions Sunday and each group Mota 3 9 confidence, even «dien he was Low net—Art FYler, LU Hunt inning after Hunter gave up a South 300-lap event at Ona, W. va. spun off said a break that went Rose- can League. Houston 46 64 .466 24% was assigned specific areas of trailing CUff Richey Simday In * a er 60; second net—Ed Keat single to leadoff man Curt Ble- Baker had won two events ear- course twice in the final 10 DUSTY LEAGUE three-game series Tuesday San Diego 40 61 .896 80% toe dispute to discuss. toe finals of toe Western TennU “ >® ing, Ann Levy 66; third net— “They’re a soUd team when fary. Mudeat retired six New Her In toe week on a Northern „jUeg. But Ms leswl was sizable W. L around, night. Ray Culp (10-9) is sched errors, and Carmen Fanzone Sundays’ Results The negotiations were stlU ChamplonsMps. Floyd O’Brien, Elbe Marsh everyone is healthy,” Houk York batters in a row for his New Englands tour for toe Southern - based enough to allow Mm to pit for Congo 11 1 "I’d been playing toe game "I ’ve got Mm 6-2 and 80-all in said. “ Ihey had bad luck at leth save of the season, uled to pitch against Diego Se- drove in the fourth run of the In Cincinnati 12, St. Louis 6 shrouded In secrecy as they 66%; fourth net—Irv Parber, gui (6-6 ) Wednesday night, and sports sedans. fuel In toe late stages without AUied 8 4 toe right way," he said. "I Just toe third set and he Mts a line," the start of the season with Manager John McNamara of ning with a sacrifice fly to make Atlanta 8-6, Chicago 8-7 have been since toe talks began _A Vera Honnon 67; fifth net— Mike Nagy (3-3) to work against Grown to Ruby Denis Hulme won Ms second gîving it up. Dickenson 7 5 missed a few shots and he was Injuries but are playing good the A ’s made a trip to the the score 8-3. Houston 6, Pittsburgh 4, 10 In MAiNCHBSTER, Maine (AP) last 'Friday. Seldin refused to Jim Hunter (13-8) in the Thurs » strai^ t ■victory in toe rich Can- Mario Andretti, a three - time Pero’s 7 6 making a few. I felt a few good inch further back and It would The Brewers countered in the nings say if any progress has been ball now.” mound after Hunter gave up day night finale. —John Ruby won toe New Bkig- Am series, leading new co-iriv- •winner of toe event and top CBAT( 6 6 shots and I’d be rig^t back In have been a point for me. That’s 7 Los Angeles 6, New York 3 made. Sunday’s victory was the sixth four hits, including a pair of sixth with a walk, a single by land Amateur Golf Champlon- er Pete (3ethln to a 1-2 finish qualifier tMs year, made oMy Methodist 4 8 there.' how close toe match was.” After that it’s on to Anaheim San Diego 16, HiUadelphia 2 The main issue on the table Sports Dial in a row for the A’s who moved home runs in the first two In McNertney and a single of Phil sMp Saturday by edging Joe In a 200-mller at Edmonton, Al- 15 laps. He was involved In a No. FMd FTre 8 9 RosewaU did make a few good Rosewall, Australia, won to within 8V4 games of the first nings. for a series with the Angels, San Francisco 6, Montreal concerns pensions for toe play Roof producing one run and put Browning In a dramatic finale, berta. Gfetoln had replaced Don mlxup with Scooter Patrick and Multi 8 9 shots, for he ralUed from a 6-2 36,000 for Ms victory, whUe TONIGHT place Minnesota Twins in the told him that he wasn’t then stops at Baltimore and ting nen on first and second Today’s Games 2 and 1. ers. The NFL. owners have of Richey picked up 32,600. Their 8:M Mets 'vs. Giants, WBMI Washington before the club re Gurney as toe No. 2 driver for Ronnie Bucknum that sidelined deficit in toe third set and beat American League West. pitching like he should,” Mc- with two out. San Francisco (Perry 14-9) at Ruby, of M ils River, Conn., fered 3I8 million toward pen SENIOR BA8KETBAIX. Richey, 7-9, 9-7, 8-6, for the match lasted three hours and 10 11:60 Yanks vs. Angsls, WlNF turns to Fenway Park Aug. 8. New York (Seaver 14-6), N team McLaren earlier in the all three cars. Jlm Hunter, with an assist Namara said, and Hunter Danny Walton came In to blrdied toe first three rounds sions over toe next four years. W. L. men’s singles title, minutes. from relief ace Jim "Mudeat” settled down. In Sunday’s game here, Yas- pinch-hit for relief pitcher Bob ou.,Los Angeles (Osteen li-7) at of toe afternoon round at the The Players Asteclatlon is de Indiana 3 0 Cânt, won his 14th victory of The Yankees took a p-0 lead trzemskl walked with two out in Bolin at this point, and Boston (Fryman 6-6), N 6,020-yard Augusta Country Club manding 326 mUlloo. Biota 8 0 Eagles the season. That's the most on homers by Jerry Kenney and the first inning and scored on manager Eddie Kasko count- (BrUes 2-8) at Cln- course to pull even with Brown Legion Out of Flag Chase^ The league’s 1,300 players 2 1 Conlgllaro’s 18th homer of the ered with reliever Gary Warner (Merritt 16-8), N Mota 2 1 Hunter has won in a season Ron Hansen and went ahead ing, of Westrni, Mass., who was were scheduled to report to their in his five - year major-league 3-1 with another run in the year, and the Red Sox were nev- for Peters. Walton got a broken games scheduled ahead by three holes after the Barrya 2 1 er caught although they had a training camps Sunday, but no career. fourth inning. bat double to the opposite field, Tuesday’s Games morning round. Shoot for .5 0 0 Win Mark UCA 2 1 few anxious moments before San Diego at Montreal, N one allowed up and most of the PNBHJ 2 1 The A’s put together a three- scoring McNertney, but Wagner The Oonnecticut golfer jumped ZONE STANDINGS Manchester has a 6-7 won-loss FRONT END DYNAMICS Gary Peters recorded his ninth San Francisco at New York,' camps remained Mooed. Bears 2 1 S igaakiM —ucBataaE. rally in the sixth to win. got Ted Kubiak on a grounder to to a 2-up lead with a 25-foot W. L. record with five games left victory in 17 decisions 'with re N •The NFL contract eiqiored at Wholesale 2 1 Second baseman Dick Green end the threat and mowed down birdie putt on the sixth and an :13 1 lief help from Getry JWEtgner. Houston at Chicago East Hartford wMch means toe club must win midnight Saturday/ Eagles ’69 2 1, drove In the winning, run with the Brewers on Just one hit over other long one on toe ninth. 9 4 WImi lalncii{ St. Louis at Atlanta , South Windsor four of five to go over toe .500 One of the player representap. PFOT 1 2 an infield single. Dave Dtmcan Skip Lockwood, the former the last three innings to gain Browning won toe lOto to slice 7 6 Ploy Golf ■Windsor tives Ken Bowman M the Green Jets 1 2 For pounded his hinth homer of the Catholic Memorial High School credit for a save. Plttsburgî at Cincinnati, N 7 mark, no small order. toe deficit to home run of the 141 p in s-a v e M e 2l9 f S ^ Tonight toe locals trek to home with East Hartford and to rule on before It could be Indian Jrs. 1 2 little 'Missies 12, Olds 11 plate blocked and the ball in his mitt but is was dislodged for score. left of the green, and after cMp- two-run homer, his 21st of the year. game route. plng up he m i ^ d a four-foot Windsor Locks with Brad toe finale Friday, Aug. 7 at Mt. termed either a lockout or a Eagles Jrs. 1 2 putt. Steurer slated to pitch. Nebo against Rockville. strike. Lakers 1 3

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PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 27, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CbNN., MONt)AY, JULY 27, 1970 / PAGE SEVENTEEN BUG6S BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Business Services THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Help Wanted— Mole 36 Help Wanted— Male 36 WHAT'S SOIN' I'M WASHIN' OUR BASEBALL OfFcIred 13 BETTER WALDOS vrMvv.'?.- ON OUT HER^, TEAM'S UNIFORMS.' Aiuwtr to'rf«>»o«» PART-TIME dishwaaher want CICERO? HUSTLE, BEEN IN LAWN Mowers —s Garden trie- 'T hat cxpemsive mod suit that looked M A R LOOK A T TH E THEN/ TRACTION - SoMEltoW DOE6HT LOOM 6 0 DAGfllMG WANTED — General mafJHO BOUGHT iT.' ferred. Apply Cavey’s, 46 East MUST GET HOME tr e a su r y N\CHT HE Parts tind accessories. New Metronlc’s Inc., Route 6 A 44A, Center St., Manchester. IMMEDIATELY CANT HIT THE, ACROSS 59 Knight of and used lawn mowers. Hours Boltota, Conn. - TO...EfZ,AH-.- STANO VS(?UEAKY Round Table advertising 8 to 6, Monday to Saturday. I BET To CUT QUITE A, UkE A BEACHED Ul9 GIRDLE FEEP AAY PET ANY MORE STAIR./ 1 Meadow------LE-Ml CORP., Manchester, 60 Distress i Mini-Motors, 188 (rear) W. FIGURE IMTHAT7 VEAH! >»n4ALE 1MA1^ BEEtl IH 19 RILLIKIG WANTED — licensed plumber p i r a n h a FISH (SET-WELL SThe----- signal CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Conn. 643-2862. Experienced B E FO R E t h e y BASKETS.' bird Middle Tpke;, 649-8706. »K)T?rtEri,riEiI.' I jHESUKjlbOLOMG.' rilM' immediately. Good wages, BECOME 8 House----- 61 Nestling 8 AJM. to 4:30 P.M. lathe and Bridgeport o^ra- r S sjr-n HEED A tlE\M good working conditions. 646- tors, second shift only. PANGEI 12 Black (poet.) DQWN 9UiT. BROTrtER'y 2112. 13 Number | 1 Shakespear COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. f^tousehoM Services 14 Ceremony ean king 15 Tropical plant 4 :S0 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUCA'nON Offered 13-A EXPERIENCED ° oil burner 2 Competent man for various duties .for PAINT SALES 16 Red songbird 3 Extent of 17 Greek letter 41 Organ of sight Deadline lor Saturday and Monday la 4:30 p.m. Fritoy 18 Comment 19 Narrow Inlet 42 Colonize TWO handymen want a variety maintenance company. Top space 44 Strikes , STOCK CLERK 20 Relate again 4 Mixes, 23 Lump of earth o f . jobs by day or hour. We wages, Blue (Jross, CMS, life KM 21 Through as dough 24 Italian city repeatedly PLEASE READ YOUR AD clean yards, atUcs and cellars. Insurance, vacation and holi (prefix) 25 Preposition 46 Desert ALLEY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 22 Beverage 5 Rosettes on Classlfled or “Want Ada“ an> tsku. ^ Reasonable. Call 643-5305. days. Write Box “J”, Man Must be high sch<)ol gradiuate a hat 26 State (Fr.) inhabitant and completed m ilituyobU- 23 Papal war 6 List of quotes 28 Encourage 47 Roman chester Herald, giving details j HOL>tX)W. WHAT THE B A TTC R V , x , , MY SOSH, POC, 1 I GUESS SC ,..BLIT rrU. TAKE A COUPLE against emperor- CUSTOM made draperies, slip of experience, etc. gatiem. Experience helpful but A \M^S THAT,'* V M U S T HAVE WHAT 7 Earth (Latin) 29 Pick out f ARE TtXJ _ VOR I WILL BE PAYS TO REPLACE THIS Moslems 30 Great Lake 48 Cicatrix vers and reupholsterlng. not necessary, will train. Ap ^ BLOWN UP,' ABOUT ' ' ALL RIGHT? X IN A FEW BATTERY CASE/ 27 Vestige 8 Author 50 Three at dice ply in person to: ^ POC? MINUTES' 9 Russian hemp 33 Prison Budget terms. Established in • ONE experienced arc welder 31 Trim 10 And others warders 51 Molten rock ' 1946. Days, 624-0164, eve branches 36 Exhibit feel 52 Type of 1 h,»eS^!"Er^“'*vrSS and one experienced assem (ab.), nings, 649-7690. bler, both men must be able to 32 Girl’s name 11 Dickens ing (jocose) poetry • COLOR FASHION, INC. 34 Prickly fruit 39 Surrounds 54 Also work to blueprints, Harper character LIOHT TRUCKING, cellar and 30 Lafayette Square envelope Buffing Machine Oo. 289-7471. 35 Shoulder T“ 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II atUcs cleaned, odd jobs, lawns, Rockville, (Jonn. (comb, form) _ (BockvlOe. Tcdl Free) trees cut and removed. 643- 36 Jacob’s 12 i r 14 643-2711 6000. brother (Bib.) 16 17 875-3136 MANAGER to help me run my 37 Biblical judge 15 REWEAVING of bums, moth- EXPERIENCED business, some sales knowl 38 Coarse cotton IS 19 24 . . „ holes, zippers repaired. Win- drilling ■ edge helpful. For appointment AUrOniODlMS FOf S q Ic 4 dow shades made to measure, MACHINISTS OUT OUR WAY BY J. a WILLIAMS 40 Braced 5 T iz call, 289-3272. framework 1 ------all size Venetian blinds. Keys 25 26 k 29 Tsi leg . U S Foi Off — All rtghit rsisrred * for railroad 23 24 HERALD made while you wait. Tape re C 1970 by Uo'Ud feoltoe Syndkat*. In<. CAPABLE OF MACHINING FULL-TIME, window cleaner, 7-37 7-37 m a k e h im t a k e YEAH, BUT I A L L RIGHT, T H E N -I N 43 Jack at 1966 VOLKSWAGEN. Can be It O W H IA, ini. ORDER TO EVEN UP 34 corders for rent. Marlow's, 867 ' AIRCRAFT TYPE FITTINGS L U, UJ. 0«.« OFF THOSE SPECS, C A N 'T S E E A cribbage 31 seen at 67 Pine St., after 5:30. Must have commercial REFEREE " I WON'T T H IN G TH' AAATCH,WELLHAVE ■ ■ ber- Main St., 649-5221. TO BLUEPRINT. HIM TAKE 'EM OFF 45 American BOX LETTERS residential experience. 646- DARE LAKlDA BLOW W ITH O U T 35 36 Painting— Fdpering 21 Help Wanted— 4220. WHILE HE'S THEM-' e v e r y O T H E R humorist 1 J i 1 WINDOW CLEANING done at Help Wonfed— 2 DAVY JONES BY L E F T and McWILLIAMS r 46 Having a 41 42 I WEARlW 'EM.' ROUND,'SQUARE' 38 39 Fm* Your ûfo Accessorias special low rates. Fast, effi Female E. A. PATrijN CO. OFF/ handle □ i JO SEPH P. LEW IS — Custom 35 Female 35 FTJLL-TIME help wanted, some 49 Vessel for J3“ 44 1 45 Informatioii Tires cient service. Call for free Painting, interior and exterior, HEY, DAVY... DENTAL assistant wanted for 303 Wetherell St. mechanical experience. Top OH, HELLO, M ISS-I THEY'RE YES, THEY'RE GOINS boiling 1 estimates. 646-4220.. paperhanging, frally Insured. COME BACK', DO YOU KNOW < GOING FOR TO MARRY 50 THEY 46 ♦7 (8 4. 50 51 52 THE HERALD will not dental speciality in a modem Manchester wages paid. Apply 270 Hartford liquids FOUR 13x650-4 lug chrome re For free estimates call 649- WAITRESS wanteiTTTJll or part- WHY THEY TORE, THEIR MARRIAGE CAN ADOPT THAT 53 Reanimate 1 dlsclnsa the identity of LIGHT trucking, yards, cellars, downtown Hartford office. Ex Rd., Manchester. 53 54 te verse • ^ e els with tires and 9658. If no answer 643-6362. time. Call Tolland — 876-9960. LICENSE! BOY! 55 Golf course 1970 MrNaaiiiil 644-2822. DORMERS, garages, porches, Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 cial rates tor people over 65. mensurate with experience. mature women. Mrs. Miller, ence not necessary. HAPPTBOOf 300ia.REFLEaOR Inr. m Lost cmd Found 1 rec rooms, room additions, (Jail my competitors, then call Monday through FMday, 9 un 649-5985. NUDIST • Excellent fringe benefits. TH REE little kittens, looking SHORT R IBS BY FRANK O’NEAL kitchens, add-a-Ievels, roofing, me. Estim ates given. 649-7863. til 5 p.m., alternating Satur • Manager average income $16,- for good homes. CaU 649-6480. CAMP TELESCOPE LOST — Male mongrel dog, Motorcycles— siding, general repairs. QuaUty days. References both personal 100 with many earning over after 6 p.m. anytime week white with brown and black EXPERIENCED house paint IN THE INTEREST OF SCIENCE Bicycles 11 workmanship. Financing avail and business required. Please 2 0 ,0 0 0 . ends. HBV.OOWNTHWg/ markings, Bolton area. 643- able. Economy Builders, Inc. ing, very reasonable. Call tor reply Box “OC,” Manchester STATISTICAL f W6E0N HARLEY Three-wheeler, 1968 6101. 643-6159, 872-0647 evenings. free estimates. Wonderwall Herald. For a local appointment call 203- AKC registered Scottish terrier Honda, 460 engine, needs CLERK 488-6435, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. or Painting Co., 1-423-8117. puppies, temporary shots, work, $600. or best offer. Call UNTER girls for full-time, w rite: LOST — Passbook No. E7948 WES ROBBINS Carpentry re wormed. Do not shed. $126. 646-4268. ROGER’S PAIN'nNG, Interior Savings Bank of Manchester. modeling specialist. Additions, morning shift, please apply In Position open tor person with Call 647-1101. Application made for payment. rec rdleB, Savings Bank of Manchester. before 10 p.m. WAITRESS — If you are a high wages, gcxxl benefits and good Employment Manager ready August 1st. 745-9091. BUZZ SAWYER ' Application made for payment. HALLMARK BuUding Oo. for schl graduate, like people, working conditions. Apply 69 Flax Mill La.ne BY ROY CRANE Branford, Connecticut 06405 home Improvement, additions, Floor Finishing 24 and are interested in a posi SAINT BERNARD, male, tan J WE'RE MOST / YES, AND PUT HIMSELF HE HAS SOME DOCTORED TAPES, MR. BANKS, WHICH SAWYER, WE HIRED YOU TO LOST — Passbook No. 74618 1969 HONDA S90, low mileage, rec rooma, house pKiinting, tion offering steady work and FIRST NATIONAL Now over 240 shops In 7 States and white approximately one CONCERNED. V IN AS PRESIDENT. CAN HE'HOPES WILL PROVE MIU'RE NOT ONLY A BUSINESS DESTROY WHIP CRAWLEY. Savings Bank of Manchester. good condition. Call 643-0201. garages, roofing, gutters. FVee FLOOR SANDING, and refln- TVE HAP ATIP V >T BE TRUE ! g(x>d conditions, meals furnish An Equal Opportunity Employer year old. Very good with chil NINCOMPOOP BUT A PHILANDERING RAKE. Application made for payment. estimates. All work guaran ishing (specializing in older STORES THAT WHIP CRAWIEY ARE^ 1967 BSA, 260 cc, 1,600 m il^, floors). In and outside paint ed, apply at CSillder’s Restau dren. 646-3988. PLANS TO KICK W j rhrKir m / en o u g h ROPE TO teed.. 646-2627. rant, 250 Hartford Rd., Man Park & Oakland Ave. to7t ?™ HIMSELF, SIR. excellent condition, $600. Call ing. Ceilings. No job too small. OUT OF BLOCK , OUTRACEOUS.' , 649-1743 between 6-8 p.m. N. J. LaFlamme — Carpenter chester. Experience not neces TRUfJKDRTVER for our yard. YEA R old white male ColUe- INDUSTRIES. w n d o t i John Verfallle, 649-5750. East Harttonl VJBiPe HAVIMSA Personob 3 contractor. Additions, remodel sary. No Sunday work. Davis & Bradford Lumber Co Shepherd, free to fine family. 200 Tolland St., East Hartford! Call 646-4686 by July 81st. come sfê^K s\f?e! NOEL ADAIR Dry Skin Foot ing and repairs. CaU anytime Business Services for free estimates. 876-1642. Bonds Brocks— LADY wanted to live in as com Creme, lubricants for callous panion to disabled lady. Own EIXPERIENCED painters want AKC white German shepherd, es, hard dry skin, rough heels, Offered 13 Mortgogos 27 A SUMMER to remember — 10 months old. $75. CaU 649- CARPENTRY — concrete steps, room. Call 872-3900. Lots of extra cash to be earn ed. CaU between 6-7, 649-4343 U 5712. legs. Softens and sthes tired TWO YOUNG married men flrs, hatchways, remodeling or apply In person, 296 (Jooper f MORTAGES, loans, first, W'E ARE looking tor a medical ed selling Avon cosmetics In 7 -i7 feet. Quinn’s Pharmacy, 873 will do small repair jobs and porches, garages, closets, ceU- HIU. second, third. All kinds. Realty assistant to work in the office own locality In hours of your BRITTANY Spaniels — pups, Main, Manchester. painting, also cellar cleaning ings, attics finished, rec IR l»70 W NIA. W „ TJA. tej. U S. M . OH, statewide. Credit rating un of a doctor in Manchester. Ai>- choice Call now; 289-4922. PART-TIME, for lawn and AKC registered. Dual champi --’v and light trucking. Call 646- rooms, formiOK for part-time work tor new paint, excellent condition. LEON Cieszynski biillder—^new 289-9361 Best offer. 649-2696. knives, scissors, garden and homes custom built, remodel gross $25,000. Excellent oppor small concern, handle morn shop tools. Power mowers re ing, additions, rec rooms, ga tunity tor teachers. Call 661- ing coffee break and lunch tor An equal opportunity employer, WE NEVER CHARGE AN APPLICANT A FEE 1963 COMET, $250. 1966 Ponti paired and serviced. Pick up rages, kitchens remodeled, 1081 tor further Information, office personnel. Hours 9 a.m." ac, all power, air-conditioning, and delivered. Sharpall, 686 bath tile, cement work. Steps, after 6 p.m. — 1:30 p.m. Pleasant sur- ______excellent condition. $1,100. Adams St. (rear) Manchester, dormers. Residential or com ------i------roundings, ample free parking GET MY FREE catalog. 63 EAST CENTER ST. MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Call Savings Bank of Manches 643-5306. mercial. Call 649-4291. available. IB/fing Co., Inc. 643- Flexible hours, good earnings, PART or full-time National” • SHIP; REC. & STOCK ATTENDANT SHELL OIL CO. average $3. per hour, now company, flexible hours, excel shift, good condition, $250. (Jail CUSTOM MADE slip cover*, 7707. 477 (JONN. BLVD. • INDUSTRIAL SHEET METAL MECHANIC 643-0374. hiring. You’U enjoy being a lent pay. 646-0361, 4-6 p.m. 2 $82 - $129, in the convenience EAST HARTFORD, CONN. _____ a______Vanda Beauty (Jounselor. No We offer: PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER of your living room. Chooee 1966 WHITE Volkswagen 1300, Roofing and age limit. Call 876-6484 be KEYPUNCH Operators — ex BUT WHAT'S from over 200 exciting prints. T H E R E 'S BUT SUPPOSE YOU 6edan, one owner, low mile Chimneys 16-A BEAUTY SALON — 4 statioM, tween 10 a.m.-2 p.m. perienced, days, part or fuU- • GOOD WAGES & FRINGE BENEFITS T H E R E TO Grant’s of. Vernon, 872-9171. D O ' W H E N •SWIMMING-, GET AN OVERWHELMING DKJK age. Excellent condition. exceUent Main St location. time. Immediate assignments, • PROFIT SHARING H IK IN G , ROOFING — Speidalizing re WOMAN — Part-time for coun Y O U <50 COMPULSION TO VISIT eOVALU $1,096. 872-8126. TIMBERLAND Tree Service, CaU tor details. Frechette veiy high pay. No fee. Apply B O A T IN G , 7-A7 pairing roofs of all kinds, new ter work. Apply in person Cor • PLENTY OF OVERTIME CAMPINC5 \FISMING. THE LIBRARY? tree removal, pruning, shrubs, Realtors, 647-9993. Staff Builds, Suite 602^ 11 ■?» 1968 CHEVROLET Biscayne, RxVs, gutter work, chimneys ner STJWi>^nw n.E WAGON, done In my home, reasonable. MANCHESTER OPEN BY APPT. WED. ULL 7 P.M. go i, HU. be. 7 -3 7 FALCON 1967, 2-door, auto GRANDMOTHER, wanted, with MANCHESTER, CONN. and stove moving, specialty. matic transmission, exceUent - own transportation. Pleasant 528^9416 Fol, exceUent con A shut down would hit retaU- t i 3 Rooms of New Furniture GREEN Manor—3-bedroom fur tors, 646-4200. dition, treed lot. 19,000. Hayes Associated Press Writer ers hard. If their sales dromMd SIX ROOMS, older Colonial, on family room with many cus Zinsser, Belfiore Agency, 647- front-to-back Uving room with CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS from nished Ranch house with fireplace, half bath. Second A gency, 646-0181. because 860 custom ers w ere large comer lot, garage, cen CENTRALLY tom built-ins, spacious liv 1418. LAND — Louis Dimmock Real CHILU o 6 t h E, Ohio (AP)— screened porch, all conven WOODHUii HEIGHTS — 7^- flo o r has 6 bedroom a, 8 fuU _ . ... forced to find jbbs elsewhere. 8 AM. to 4:80 PJL tral location, tremendous busi ing room, formal dining ty, R ealtors, 649-9628. iences. Available for school LOCATOD rt)om Ranch, first-floor famUy MANCHESTEIR - For the large baths. Two-car 'garage, beau AM8TON Lake — Four-room The story of a community that their inventories would also be M O D EL HOM E ness potential. Call today. room and convenient kitch room, large beautifully finish shell on beautiful wooded lot. year. References required. en, three bedrooms, i% famUy, five bedrooms, new tifully landscaped yard. For cared and worked together.” cut, and the base on which they Heritage House, 646-2482. Owner transferred to Texas. ed rec room in basement on- Beach, boating prlvUegea. CLOSING TDIE FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ★ COLONIAL Call 649-6925. tiled baths, first floor laun root, furnace and storm win further details call PhUbrick Neat 6% room Ranch, fresh closed patio, garage. Bxcep- Term s. 1-687-2647. That’s how the ChlUlcothe Go- property taxes 'would be re- ★ MODERN dry room, two fireplaces, dows. On bus line, tor 818,600. A gency, R ealtors, 648-4200. PJi. DAT BEFtmi: PDBUOAnOIl ly painted, carpeted kitch tianaUy well maintained. Phll zette described the overcoming ★ SPANISH Qot of Town wall to wall carpeting, cen Flano A gency, 646-0191. Nixon Meets I for Saturdaj mad Monday la p.ni. Frida; Land For Sole 71 en, beautiful rear patio. 2- brick A gency, R ealtors, 646- MANCHESTER — Beautiful 6- of an economic cristo that “ Publish^ ★ PROVINCIAL For Rent car garage, price dropped tral air conditioning thiîgh. 4200. NEW RAISED RANCH In Hlgb- 66 out. Attached garage, many room Cape with 8 bedrooms, Out of Town threatened this city o f 26,000 from SOUTH MANCHESTER — Ap- $27,900. Im m ediate occu land Park area, 6 rooms on formal dining room, carpeted His Advisors Ministerial Association said the VERNON — Wniow Brook extras. E ecellent value. 888 - Oho’s first c^ tal. proxlmately 6 acres with 641’ pancy. T. J. Crockett, Real CAMBRIDGE St. — 2-storles, first floor, modem kitchen, Uving room with flnplace, pri For Sol* 75 unemployed representing about DIAL 643-2711 Apartments. Immediately new 600. 6 rooms, heated garage, large The crisis developed In May $288 - fron&ge, half mile to Martin tor 643-1677. large Uving room with fire vate shaded yard. Wolverton WEJST HARTFORD — Colonial 10 p er cent ot the town’s labor 8H room s at $160, 4H at $186. lovely shaded yard, patio. On Spending when the city’s second biggest School. Owner will finance. M. place, S large bedrooma, 2-car A gency, R ealtors, 649-2818. 6-bedrooms, Ihi baths, fire force, "wlU either be present as Any Item may be purchased Heat, hot water, refrigerator, Owner going South. Can be employer, Wear-Ever Alumi ckio H. Palm er R ealtor, 643-6321. A.SSUMABLE 6 per cent mert- U & R REALTY CO., INC. garage. Priced below market place, formal dining room, 2- (Gontinned from Page One) unem ployed In the com m unity ConHmitd From Prtctliiiq P separately. oven-range, dlsimsal, dish bought with or without com- OVERSIZED Cape, 7 laê num Inc., said it would close be gage, monthly payments $90. 648-2692 value. PhUbrick Agency, Real car garage. Immediate occu or must find employment else washer, wall to wall carpeting, rooms, central location, re cause its operations had bcome INSTANT C3REDIT small three-bedroom Ranch. Robert D. Murdock. Realtor pJote furnishings. Convenient tors, 646-4200. pancy. Reasonably priced at adirisers on an "overview of the where. The result In our com 41 ArtklM For Sol* 45 alr-condlUonlng, swimming to schools, shopping and bus. cently redecorated, fireplace, uneconomical. pool, lighted tennis courts, Houses For Sole 72 Modem kitchen, new furnace. $26,900. CaU D ick Martens at econ om y.” munity tn either event would be Reasonably priced. Charles ROCKLEIDGD — 4 - bedroom aluminum siding-, garage, The potential severity of this TEN-TEAR old opayed female DARK, rich, stone free, loam, OPEN SUNDAYS 10-6 basketball cotirt, parking and Call and see this cube. hOtten the Paul W. Dougan Agency, tra g ic.” NORTH ELM St., 2 family du Cape, original owner retiring, many features. Mid 20’s. Mor As a followup to dlscussliHi of family doc would like home five-yards, $20. Sand, gravel, MON.-FRI. 10-9 storage aU included. No pets.' MANCHESTER — Deluxe cus A gency, Realtors, 648-6980. Ponticelll, Owner-Broker, 649- R ealtors, 649-4636, 646-1021. _ . . „ . ___ , loss o f 860 ----- job s was — ------increased Then, the . second shoe with lovely family. Call OSS- atone, fill, manure, pool and tom 7-room Garrison Colonial, plex, 7 large rooms each side, 9644 or 872-4782. XM baths, rec room, broeze- rison Realtor, 648-1016. expected' Pentagon reorgqnlza- later when the largest employer dropped. Mead Papers Division CaU H artford, 527-9238, V er — 4-bedroom way, double garage, flowering OOM. patio sand. 84S-9604. 2% baths, 2-car garage, all MANCHESTEIR nice condition, 2-car garage, BOLTON — SPACIOUS 4%- tion plans, Nixon will meet announced an 800-man cutback, of the Mad Corp., the city’s old- non, 872-4400. 1% baths, 2-car ga- HACKMATACK - Keeney St, trees, 829,900. Hayes A gency, BOWERS School — 6-room ex l aluminum, private treed lot. Colonial, lot 100x160. Call P eg ClesiTn- room Ranch, Uke new c o n a again Tuesday with Laird, Chlllicothe fought back with est and largest employer, said It ALiUMINXJM sheets used as H (S G area . .. nice 6H-room Ranch 646-0131. pandable Ranch, aU room s HEBRON — Available immedi plush__ living _ in the _ ____ finest of rage with paUo, sdumlnim sid- ' bM, B roker, 649-4291. tion, eat-ln kitchen, buUt-ins, public appeals and a newspaper would lay off some 800 of Its Liv* Stock 42 printing places, .009 thick, 23x on half-acre lot. Lavatory in very large, 2 fireplaces, 2-car Packard and his top budget ately, 3 rooni heated apart neighborhoods. Hayes Agency, Uig, fenced yard. Mid 20’s. fireplace, garage, lake privi campaign. It led to the Involve 4,000 workers by Sept. 1 in an 86” , 26 cents each o r 5 fo r $1 FURNITURE VACANT, Nice 3 - bedroom basement, carport, many ex MANCHESTER — 4-famlly plus garage, screened porch, $22,- making officlEds for "prelimi HORSESHOEINO or trimming ment, furnished or unfurnish 646-0131. M orrison Realtor, 643-1016. leges. $^,600. Hayes Agency, ment of Gov. JEunes A. Rhodes, economy move. 643-2m . 669 Burnside Ave. Ranch near shopping, schools, tras, $14,500 GI m ortgage as restaurant rental, large gross, 900. PhUbrick A gency, 646-4200. nary discussions” on the de is a'must for your riding en ed. Security deposit required. 646-0131. an Intra-unlon dispute and the City leaders Increased their East Hartford RANCH — 6 rooms, Isirge living RAYMOND RD. 9-room Garri churches. Full cellar. Swedish sum able. Asking $25,900. T.J. exceUent return, prime loca fense budget fo r the 1972 fiscal joym ent. Call 648-1490 o r write NEED tires? 40 per cent dis 228-9300. son Colonial on one-acre lot. tion. F rechette R ealtors, 647- NEW LISTING — One year old, year that begins next July 1. forefelture of a pay hike and efforts to save W ear^ver. Tom Robenhymer, 86 Falknor 289-0756 room with fireplace, paneled fireplace, aluminum storms, Crockett, R ealtor, 643-1677. aluminum sided 8 room, 4-bed sisrVEN-ROOM SpUt L evel, 8 In an effort to break the dead count. Premium. First Line. fsimlly room, air-conditioned, Four baths, 4 bedrooms, large 9993. bedrooms, family room, 2- benefit increase by Wear-Ever’s Dr., Manchester. EAST HARTFORD — CasabeUa screens. 4% per cent mortgage room OolonUd, fireplaced fami ' On Sunday, Nixon left the wo lock, Schaefer privately caUed Ride ovals. And truck tires. BEFORE YOU BUY FURNI large msister bedroom, attrac formal dining room, 24’ living r a n c h — three bedrooms, din em ployes. Circle, deluxe 4-room apart assumption possible with large FOUR-room Ranch below $20,- acre treed lot, fireplace, ga menfolk of-the family at their Gov. Rhodes for help. Coles Discount Station, 401 TURE ANYWHERE, SEE OUR tive yard with privacy, $26,900. room, screened porch, 2-car ing room, den, flreplaced-Uv- ly room, buUt-lns, IH baths, Now It looks Uke W ear-Ever ment, heat, hot water, appU- down payment or conven 000. Fenced-in back yard, alu rage. Priced to seU. Hayes oceanfront villa here and went Rhodes contacted the union’s W est Center St., 643-0332. LOW PRICES. Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, garage, beautifully landscaped. ing room. Scenic wooded lot, acre lot 16 minutes to Pratt will stay. Poultry and Supplies 43 ances, dishwasher, parking, tional financing avaUable. Mr. minum siding. On bus line, A gency, 646-0131. by helicopter to sit through a International headquarters at 646-4200. For further information call Manchester’s best location. and Whitney, 3 miles to UConn. ”It showed an unusual com ONE oi the finer things ot life— SEWING MACHINE — New "Where did we go wrong?" 242-8046. Zinsser, Belfiore Agency, 647- near shopping. Call Braltb- basebaU slugfest at Anaheim St. Louis and apparently won FOR Sale — Nice red and black Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, Bel A ir R eal Estate 643-9382. Upper 20’s. Wolverton Agency, TINKER POND and Birch Blue Lustre carpet and uphol 1413. Stadium—home of the Califor munity effort.” said Robert their support to keep the plant laying hens. $1. each. 612 Kee 1969 zig-zag, unclaim ed lay LARGE unususil Rsmch with a 646-4200. waite A gency, R ealtor, 649- R ealtors, 649-2818. Mountain Rd., Bolton, new 6- stery cleaner. Rent electric away, buttonholes, mono nia Angels. After 11 innings and Schaefer, president and publish open. ney S t Resort Property view. Features 24’ living room, FIVE-BEDROOM Colonial, two NEW LtSTTNGl — Six-room 4698. room Ranch, three unfinished shampooer $1. The Sherwln- PRICE REDUCBID. Owner, anx nearly four hours, the Angels er of the Gazette. On June 8 the company and grams, hems, etc. Now only large formal dining room, U- $22,600 DOLL HOUSE, dead-end years old, aluminum siding, Ranch, central air condition second floor. Two baths, cast WUliams Co. Aportoients— Flats— Apartments— Rots— For Rent 67 MANCHESTER — You must ious on this lovely alunrilnum nicked the Washington Senators “Community leaders stepped the local, with an international $64. Easy term s. 622-0931 deal brsiry, 3 or 4 bedrooms, three street, 160x160, trees, 6-room 2V4 baths, formal dining room, ing, two fuU baths, fireplace, iron baseboard heating, 3-zone er. see this 6-room quality. Colo sided Cape with fireplace, rec 11- 10. In when the thing was dead. A representative on hand, an Articles For Sal* 45 SCREENED loam, processed . Tenements 63 Tenements 63 COLUMBIA Lake — waterfront fireplaces, 3% baths, recrea- Ranch, breezeway, 2-car ga first-floor famUy room, mod wall to wall carpet, garage, system , 1,000 gallon oil tank lon room, garages, on a three- rage, Hutchins Agency, Real full basement. Shows well, own nial, large rooms, g;arage, ex room, oversized garage. Close Sitting with Mr, and Mrs. community somewhat compla nounced a new proposal to save BUILDINO coming down, pur gravel, bankrun gravel, sand, cottage, ail facilities. Openings em kitchen with buUt-lns, 2- underground. Aluminum sid Aug. 22 on. 649-0498, 228-9852. acre lot. Call for appointment. tors, 649-6324. er transferred. 124,900. W olver cellent condition, exceUent lo to Parkade, $22,900. Wolverton Gene Autry behind the Angels’ cent about industrial growth be the firm. But, despite recom; fill, stone. George H. Grifflng. Machinery cmd Tools 52 ®o l t o n — Deluxe s% rooms, LARGE, 2-bedroom apartment ca r garage. $43,960. PhUbrick ing, 2-car garage, two fire chased from a demoUUon com PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, ton A gency, R ealtors, 649-2813. cation, 827,000. Owner 646^1569.' A gency R ealtors, 649-2813. dugout along the third base line, came alert to its problems,” mendations by the local's execu pany, 1,006 used fluorescent In c., Andover, 742-7886. carpeting, appUances, air-con in new duplex, appUances, pri REGENT ST. — 4-room house A gency, R ealtors, 646-4200. places, one acre comer lot. TWO machinist’s tool chests vate basement, beautiful yard. SIX-ROOM shore cottage, pri 646-4200. - Nixon tossed balls to players said Schaefer, who worked publ tive board and the AWIU, the light fixtures, 4’ with two ditioning, private finished on industrial zone lot 100x160. TWO-FAMILY o f 4-4. New on MANCHESTER — 6 room Colo Much more. E\>r appointment ELEX7TRIC typewriter, origi One child, no pets. $176. month vate beach. Available Aug;ust 180 FOOT frontage, secluded MANCHESTEIR — Colonial, and spectators at the outset. icly and privately to save the union members twice rejected bulbs, $3 eaich. SeU any and lots of fine tools and meas basements. Attractive residen MANCHESTER — To setUe es- Call Peg Cleszynski, Broker, nial with 3 bedrooms, country ca ll Towne R eal Estate, 649- nally $199.60, sa crifice $86. A lso ly without utilities. Rental 15, to Septem ber 6. Call 643- landscaped wide open coimtry- the market. CentraUy located. clean, good condition and in a Then he settled down to keeping plant. the proposal. amount Ideal for recessed, uring instmments. Am retired, tial area. Adults only, no pets. tate, older 6H-room 2-story 649-4291. sized kitchen, dining room, 1^ 4066. portable electric typewriter, agreement and security. M.H. 6931. side, plastered walls, lovely One heating system. One unit pleasant neighborhood. Seven his own scorecard, until the But it almost didn’t come off, By now a split had developed will sell at sacrifice. Phone L .F . Plano, 649-5371. home, central, quiet, ' con baths, garage, $24,900. W olver ceilings, garages, factories, of never used, $76. CaU 649-7708 Palm er, R ealtor, 643-6321. 6-room Ranch, attached ga vacant on sale. T.J. Crockett, large rooms, IH baths, screen COVENTRY — 6-room Raised marathon produced so many When Wear-Ever, a subsldl between a majority of the lo 640-0600. NEW HAMPSHIRE-Three bed venient location. ExceUent BOWERS SCHOOL Area-6-room ton A gency, R ealtors, 649-2813. fices, schools, warehouses, rec after 6. LOOKINO lor anything in real rage. $26,000. Hutchins Agen R ealtor, 643-1577. ed porch, 2-car garage. Alum Ranch. Modem kitchen with substitutes—22 men got into ary of Aluminum Co. of Ameri cal’s executive board, who were rooms, wall to wall carpeting, terms to qusillfied buyer, $26,- Cape. Fireplace, sunporch, reation rooms. Discount 25 or estate rentals—apartments, large kitchen, patio. Land cy , 649-6824. MANCHESTER — Constance inum storms and screens. bullt-lns, ihi baths, fireplace, each line-up one short of an ca, said it would shut down un willing to accept the agreement, more on location. Gremmo A TWO guns, one 30-80, one 248. electric uUUUes, fireplace. 000. J.D . R eal Estate Asso HEY THERE — Terrific 3-fam- and local president Glenn Man- Stereo outfit. Set of dumbbells. Musical Instoiments 53 homes, multiple dwellings, no scaped grounds. Austin Cham Dr., 6-room Ranch, aluminum Kitchen buUt - Ins, fireplace, family room, sundeck, 2-car American League record—that less its employes agreed to fore Son Sales, 819 East Middle Furnished Clean, scenic, complete. Handy ciates, 643-6129, 643-8779. MANCHESTER —Large center lly Income property close to son. Set of encyclopedia. Portable fees. Call J.D. Real Estate As bers, Realtor, MLS 043-2325. siding, fireplace, garage, treed dry basement. Assumable garage, % acre wooded lot, he gave up. go the incmases due them under Tpke., Manchester. 649-9963. FENDER Bassman Amp., also Apartments 63-A to beach and acUvities. $90 entrance four bedroom Ranch. everything, a ty utiUties, More At this point the Chamber of electric oven. Phone 646-8786. sociates, Inc. 648-6129. MANCHESTER — 2 fam ily, 6-5 lot, flowering shnibs. CaU now. mortgage. UtiUty shed. And $25,500. Phllbrick A gency, Autry, the former cowboy their contract, the union refused Vox bass guitar and Hage- weekly. 876-2272 or 1-603-367- ANTIQUE COLONIAL with six Two baths, double garage, 42’ information caU the Morrison Commerce launched a "Save NICELY furnished three-room with 2 cso* garsige, nice floor $24,900. Hayes A gency, 646- very fa ir ly ' priced at $29,000. R ealtors, 646-4200. m ovie star \riio is one o f the at first to negotiate the matter. ROOF TOP luggage carrier, strom 12-string guitar. 648-6920 MANCHESTER Center — 4797. room s, (plus) and new utiU- family room, fireplace, fenced A gency, R ealtor, 648-1016. Wear-Ever” drive Including a apartment, first floor in two- plan including 2 bedrooms, ex 0131. Odegard Realty, 643-4366. major owners of the Angels, Wear-Ever President John S. 6’x4’x2’. CaU 742-8352 after o r 648-8024. Home and office for lease, one wooded lot. $31,900. P at Huff VERNON — Deluxe Ranch for „ , newspaper ad with a coupon for Boots and Accessories 46 family house. Heat and elec cellent condition. A good buy. tles. Assumable mortgage, 80 P E R CENT m ortgage at 7% said the president told him he ■6:80. ■ child preferred, $260. per man, M eyer, R ealtor, 643-6930. only $26,900. Can’t beat this H elton said the 70-acre plant, residents to send to Alcoa ask- tricity included. $150. J. D. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, $24,900. Out o f State owner per cent, 4-bedroom Dutch Co was "tom between the two which makes aluminum cooking GERICH'S Msuine Service — month, heat included. Refer home for this price. Ihi baths, SPOTS before yoiir eyes — on Antiques 56 R eal Estate Associates, 643- Wanted To Rent 68 649-2813. ’ . must sell and wUl listen to any lonial, redecorated, near teams but tried to remain neu Evlnrude motors, sales and ences required. Hayes Agency, IMMACULATE 3 - bedroom kitchen carpeted, three bed utensils, was suffering finan W ear-Ever In ChlUlcothe. your new carpet-remove them 6129. offer. Odegard Realty, 643- schools, shopping and bus, 8- tral.” service. 1082 Tolland Tpke., ANTIQUE bam boards with 646-0181. WANTED —Year ’roimd home NEW Listing. Simply immacu Raised Ranch loaded with rooms, big dry cellar, fire cially because of the 1908 con The response was described with Blue Lustre. Rent elec 4366. car garage with loft, lot lOOx PRE-SCHOOL SPECIALS tract with Local 110 of the Alu Buckland, Conn., 648-2363. original nails. $2. per foot or BOLTON Notch — For geiiue- on Bolton, Andover, Columbia late Rsuich custom built for everything that you coiild place in living room. And it A sidelines feature o f the 32- os “substantial.” tric ahampooer, $1. Barrett THREE beautiful rooms, heat, 140. Austin Chambers Realtor, best offer. Call 647-1101. man, efficiency apartment, aU or Coventry Lakes, for one present owners. large airy NINE ACRES — sweeping want. 2 baths, 2-car garage, Is well kept. Give us a call, hit game was a mad dash each minum Worker International Meanwhile, city Councilman Plumbing Supply Co., 381 hot water, stove, refrigerator, MLS, 643-2326. Manchester and vicinity : — utilities, bath with shower, pri year beginning in September. rooms, plus deUghtfully views, lovely six-room stone 2 fireplaces, built-ins, air-con T .J. Crockett, Reedtor, 643- half inning by youngsters bound Union, AFL-CIO. Ralph Helmlck worked behind Broad S t , 646-1504. Household Goods 51 parking included, 568-0833. CHOCOLATE set of fine china, vate entrance, near shops, $36. Call 643-8712. screened porch. Park - like, Ranch. Large enclosed porch, ditioning, summer and winter PORTER ST. area — Plcture- MANCHESTEIR — $22,900. 6-room Cape Cod on Texas size 1677. for Nixon’s box to get presiden Hamilton said Wear-Ever was the scenes. PILE is soft and lofty, .colors MAHOGANY bedroom set, mls- hand painted about 1860. $126. weekly. 643-2226. landscaped 400’ yard. Close to 2-car garage. Out-buUding. drapes, wall-to-wall carpeting, pretty is this immaculate ono- lot not far from new Route 6. Immediate occupancy. tial autographs on programs, running at least $1 an hour “I appointed myself as the Please caU 644-0629 anytime WE HAVE customers waiting BOLTON 6-room Cape, large baseballs, gloves and rented retaln brilliance in carpets cellaneous tables, maple kltch- for the rental of your apart schools and shopping. Don’t Hutchins A gency, 649-6824. patio, walking distance to owner 6-room Colonial with more in wages and benefits than representative of the city,” he after 1 p.m. VERNON — $23,900. 4-bedroom fuU dorm ered Cape Cod on lot, large rooms, mud room, seat cushions. Smiling, Nixon said, “ to see what I could do to - cleaned with Blue Lustre Rent on table and chairs, floor ment or home. J.D. Real Business Property miss it. Belfiore Agency, 647- grade and junior high school. formal dining room, beamed Its competitors, who do not nec Com pare at $34,900. CoUl-Wag- ceiling living room, fireplace a private treed lot. Seldom can we offer a 7-room home lake privileges. Only $20,000. kept obliging until play was re essarily use aluminum, and did bring the two groups together.” electric shampooer $1. Paul's polisher, bureaus, desk and BIRCHES ANTIQUES^ 44-A, E state A ssociates, Inc. 643- Business Locations For Sole 70 1413. In tills price range. P lano A gency 646-0191. sumed. Then his Secret Service not have to meet the nationwide Helmlck, contacted company Paint A WaUpaper Supply. others. Call 742-7000. Ashford, Conn., open only Sat 6129. ------—ab______ner 665 Burnside Ave., East and deep wooded lot. This For Rent 64 CONVA^SCENT home, long MANCHESTER is within four i m i T A T I O N Hartford, 289-0241. home is In exceUent condition bodyguards would bold off the aluminum workers pay scale. officials to see vriiether they urday, 10 a.m., to 4 p.m., dur MANCHEISTER — $26,900. 3-bedroom Cape Cod In a nice BOLIXIN 6 room SpUt L evel, youngsters until three more CARPETS a fright? Make them~ CONTEMPORARY dining table MODERN second-floor, 4-room OFFICE SPACE, exceUent lo established business. Always miles of this beautiful 5-room In a lovely neighborhood. A residential area. Oversized garage, 2 zone heat, flre- As a result, he said, ”We had would accept yet another union a beautiful sight with Blue and six chairs, $160. C om er ing July and August. Resume in 2-famlly dwelling, heat, dis PRIVACY with convenience — fireplaced Uving room, tile men were out. regular hours September. cation, parking, first and sec full, great opportunity for right Ranch. Has lot 76x161’ . Full T O B ID good value at $29,900". Helen placed-llvlng room are just a few of Its features. to seek certain adjustments In '’®^® although the company had Lustre. Rent electric sham and coffee tables, $46. Two posal, range, refrigerator, person. For more information, price $18,900. CaU on this one. a 5% per cent assumable mort bath, large kitchen, ExceUent already laid off 200 employes. ond floor available. Electric Sealed bids will be received D. Cole, R ealtor, 643-6666. condition, treed lot, $20,600. wages to make us more compet pooer $1. Olcott Variety Store. mahogony chests, $40. Danish MAN’S size 44 Buffalo hide fur shades, antennae, parking, call PhiU>rick Agency, Real Mitten Agency, Realtors, 643- gage on a 7-room Cape. Con MANCHESTEIR — $27,900. 3-bedrom Ranch with a first floor Wear-Ever said there was still heat, air-conditioning and jani at the office of the Director of Hayes A gency 646-0181. itive or not be able to continue chair, $36. Em pire chair, $6. coat, wristlets, quilted lining. yard, cellar, adults, no pets. tors, 646-4200. 6930. venient to schools, exceUent MANCHESTER — 6-room old family room In lovely "Green Manor” . Garage, carpet 'Relief Projects time to reach an agreement. MANSFIELD flush toUet, good torial service available. As low General Services, 41 Center in business.” Room divider planter, $6. Qual Mint condition. 644-8962. A ug. 1st. occupancy, $160. 644- neighborhood. Take your er home on Pearl St. Needs ing and fireplace just begin to tell the story. 'Helmlck then spoke to several condlUcn. For use in tmek as $100 per month. CaU 649- RESTAURANT business show IMMACULATE 6^-room Ranch Street, Manchester, Conn., un VERNON — New Ustlng — 7- JERUSALEM (AP) — The At issue was a pay raise and ity carpeting and padding, 8169. siesta on the patio. 1^ baths, work but well worth the effort. union executive committee cam per or trailer. 742-8862 a f 6384, ask fo r M ax Grossman. ing excellent net profit in high- with rec room and ^garage, til August 6, 1970 at 11:00 a.m . VERNON — $23,900. 7V4-room Raised Ranch surrounded by room Raised Ranch, three CARE relief agency has ended fringe’ benefits Increase adding $280. French provencial bed eat-in kitchen. Price reduced. Priced accordingly at $17,900. members who favored the ter 6:80. ATTRACTIVE 6 - room apart traffic count location. Es three bedipoms, kitchen has for 1% private acres. Aluminum siding, fireplace, bullt-lns, years old. Wooded lot with 21 years of food parcel distribu about 16 cents an hour to em- room chest with mirror, chair, Wearing Apparel— MAIN STREBIT office space, Keith Real Estate, 646-4126, 2-famUy conversion posslbUl- , , agreement and urged a petition ment, centraUy located, stove, tablished over 20 years. Price buUt-lns and dining area. Im INSTALLATION OF SEW 1% baths and garage. Need we say more? swimming pool. Convenient to tion In Israel with the presenta- ployes’ paychecks. The hikes be circulated'calling for a third 'V i n e h.p. tractor, with 42” 100 per cent location near 649-1922. ties. Call The Paul W. Dougan end table, vanity and bench, Furs 57 parking, adults, references, no includes aU the real estate, mediate occupancy. Assum ER MAIN IN PINE STREET. stores and schools. Good tion here of the agency’s would cost the firm about vote. ' mower and snow blade. Like banks, air-conditioned, auto Agency, Realtors, 649-4636, MANCHESTER — $34,900. One-year old custom built alum i $196. Call 644-0629 ^ r 1 p. m. pets. $160. Sept. 1st. 649-6324. restaurant fully equipped, plus able m ortgage. $23,600. W olver Bid forms, plans and specifi PRESTIGE deluxe home, Cov neighborhood. Priced for fast 800,000th food j^ k a g e . $600,000. new condition.' 649-8807. BEAUTIFUL beaver coat, $276. matic fire sprinkler. Apply 646-1021. num Bided Ranch on a beautiful treed lot. 2 car garage. A majority of the executive a house. $66,000. Owner wlU ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. cations are available at the sale at $27,900. R & B A ssocl- CARE’S director in Israel, After finally agreeing to ne- UPRIGHT freezer, exceUent Original cost, $1,000. Call 644- MANCHESTER — Two b^- M arlow’s, 867 Main St. entry lake frontage, 226’ with H i baths, all appliances, flrepIaced-Uving room and board decided to change the take back mortgage. Phllbrick General Services Office, 41 Cen 11 room s, Shi baths, irall to wall ted Brokers, 649-9926. Harold SUlcox, said the agency gotlate, the 460-member local wording ot the peUtiem and turn, ELECTRIC exercycle, deluxe condition, too large for family 0629 after 1 p.m . room apartment available 68 SOMERSET Dr. Custom carpeting. One of a kind situation. gymnasium model. Cost over HARTFORD RD.—2,000 square A gency, R ealtors, 646-4200. OVERSIZED 7-room Cape, ter Street, M anchester, Otm- carpeting throughout, balcony would continue other projects In rejected the company’s proposal it into a vote on the agreement o f 2. Call 649-6116. Aug. 1st, $175., includes heat feet with overhead door. Ideal large Uving room with fire built, immaculate 7 - room BOLTON —New 8-room cus $600, wUl sacrifice $260. G olf necticut. overlooking cathedral celling VERNON — $34,900. Monroe Moses, custom built 7-room Israel and the occu pied territo- M ay 28 by a vote o f 384-2. itself. and appliances; 2 bedrooms, fo r m anufacturing. etc. 649- place, modern kitchen with Raised Ranch. Heavenly pri tom built Raised Ranch. Four clubs, 1, 8, 4, 6. Pow er BUt MOVING —Must sell complete IVontod To Buy 58 Town of Manchester, sunken living room with fire vate wooded lot backing up to Raised Ranch. Beamed ceilings, 2 hi baths, bullt-lns, The city In the southern Ohio Wear-Ever announced on avaUaMe August 1st. $190. in 7296. buUt-lns, iVi baths, 4 bed flreplaced-Uvlng room and a 2-car garage. Outstanding bedrooms, double garage, acre citation woods, used 8 months. apartment furnishings. Bed Investment Property Connecticut place. Tremendous center Nature Center. Two fireplaces, v.n/1 '”®***^® preschool farmlands, where Ohio's Consti- June 23 it had received notifica HOUSEHOLDS lots — Antiques cludes heat, appUances and rooms, formal dining room, buy for the discerning shopper. treed lot. $31,500. Hayes Agen Cost $112, a s k ^ $60. CaU 649- room set, dining set, converti OFFICE SPACE for rent. Robert B. Weiss, halls, story book kitchen, two- nmviiHno-Strip Md fution was signed on a whiskey tion from St. Louis that the bric-a-brac, locks, frames, wall to wall carpeting; one For Sal* 70-A full shed dormer, on a treed 2-car garage, buUt-lns, thermo- cy, 646-0131. providing food rations to about .u 8867 after 6- p.m . ble couch, desk, and tables, Northeast Shopping Center, General Manager car garage. Parkllke atmo pane windows, natural trim, 1V4 barrelhead, braced for the agreement had been ratified, glassware. We buy estates. VU- bedroom available August 1st, % acre lot. $27,900, Phllbrick 130,000 Arabs in the territories braced fo r the chairs, rugs, lamps, TV, Rockville. Includes carpeting, T.J. CROCKETT, Realtor is the BOLTON — Three - bedroom shock. hadn’t been for a major- TWO portable TVs, one Motoro lage Peddler. Auctioneer, 420 $162 includes appUances, ca r Agency, Realtors^ 646-4200. sphere. Morrison Realtor, 643- baths, huge rear redwood deck. occupied by Israel In the 1967 stereo, bookcases, small appli heat, electric, and air-condi agency to caU for multiple 1016. stone Ranch, high on a cliff The county auditor estimated the êcutlve hoard,” said la, $46; one Zenith, $20. CaU Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247. peting, and air-conditioning. One minute to new Route 6. war. ances dishes, bicycles, golf tioning. Immediate occupancy. family dwellings. Some top-in Helen D. Cole, Realtor, 648- overlooking Eastern Connect public schools serving more Local Union Secretary Tom 643-0889, 648-6796. Security deposit and one year CARE spent 21 mllUon doUars McCord, "the plant wouldn’t bo clubs, fishing equipment, WANTEID — Antique furniture, CaU Joe M ertan Agency, 876- come producers available. SPRUCE ST. — Older four-fam- 6666. - B & W - icut. Nine acres in all. Also than 6,(XX) pupils would lose up lease required. We also have during Its 21 year parcel distri there today.” photographic dark room equip glass, pewter, oil paintings or 6798, 872-4289. Why get Involved in stocks, - Uy, 18 room s, needs work. included Is a service buUding. to $180,000 annually'In property other fine, one and two bed bution program in Israel. Communities look down on ment, tools, miscellaneous other antique items. Any quan etc.' when you can own Income Business zoned too. Comer PRICE REDUCED. Near high The BARROWS and WALLACE Company One of the better buys avaU taxes. NOTICE room apartments available for AIR-CONDITIONED office producing property and take property. Reasonable mort school, older home, single or unions as a rule,” said McChrd, item s. 872-3126. tity. The H arrison’s, M8-8709, M anchester Parkade, M anchester, 649-3306 able. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, PUBUC HEARING 166 Oakland Street. September and October 1st oc space avaUable. Inquire HoU- advantage of items like ap gage can be arranged. WUl 2-famlIy, double garage, good 643-1677. "but this time the union fought SINGEIR Touch and Sew m a cupancies. For information day Lanes, 89 Spencer St., preciation, depreciation, re SET-UP MAN lease, build or sell. Call 649- investment. Virginia Celinskl, Our professional home counselors can help you arrange to save the plant so people could ADEftnONAL M anchester, 643-2126. work. It was a joint effort by all APPROPRIATIONS hogony desk cabinet. Maple caU The Paul W. Dougan pairs, etc. Call 643-1677. 4622 from 8 a.m . to 6 p.m . Broker, 649-1116. financing with as little as i0% down. Whether you are buv- COVENTRY LAKE — Tremen- NOTICE Ing or selling call a professional. ^ o f u s.” BOARD OF DIRECTORS trouser rack, maple hamper, Rooms Without Board 59 A gency, R ealtors, 640-4636, dous value offered in this jum STORE, 20’x70’ , 846 Main St., DU PLEX, 6-4, tile baths, m od PUBLIC HEARING But Manson charged "unfair TOWN OF MANCHESTER, Hitchcock chaira. 643-7266. 646-1021. bo sized Colonial home. Fea THE THOMPSON House—Oot- Downtown Manchester. AvaU em kitchens, 2-car garage, one A ‘ Smoothie’ BOARD OF DHIECTDRS labor practices” were involved CONNECTICUT tures modem kitchen with CXILLIER baby carriage $20; tage St., centraUy located, TWO - BEU>ROOM apartment, able Septem ber 1st. Call 632- plus acre lot. Heritage House. built-ins, 2 fuU baths, 20’ m as TOWN OP MANCHESTER, OONNECTTCUT ____In the_ petition and called for an Notice is hereby given that large pleasantly furnished 3114. FIRST CLASS Long-Line Vest ETRST TIME offered, better Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of InvestlKation bv the National la- chUdren’s chrome table and second floor, appUances, heat 646-2482. MANCHESTER — Bhi - room ter bedroom^ fireplace, garage. the Board' ot Directors, Town than new, large 3-bedroom Co Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing In the Hear- w «AiQtinT,« chair set, $16; baby’s scale, $3; room s, parking. CaU 649-2868 and hot w ater. $166. Security, Ranch, 60x120’ lot, on bus CaU quickly on this prime of Manchester, Connecticut, BROAD STREET LOCATION lonial, plus 2-car garage. Xhi Ing Room at the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, Manchw- Union jum per seat, $6. AU item s Uke for overnight and permanent no pets. 646-1166. MANCHESTER close to shop Power press set-up man familiar wttfi bkmk line. $23,900. P iano Agency, value. $24,900. Phllbrick Agen wiU hold a PubUc Hearing in AVAILABLE August 1st, space baths, fireplace, wall-to-waJI ter, Connecticut, Tuesday, August 4, 1970, at 8:00 p.m. to consider required a standup vote or new. CaU 876-8761. guest rates. ping, 4-family with 4 room 646-0191. cy, R ealtors, 646-4200. and act on the following: secret kohbaUot,..* i,.he paid. the Hearing Room at the Mu MANCHESTER — Northwood suitable for retail or service apartments, 4-car garage, new ' cmd form dies and crir feed. Good benefite, carpeting, rec room, alum ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, business. One 16x35’ and one PROPOSED WATER RATE SCHEIDULE But the former pioneer settle nicipal Building, 4i Center SINGER touch and sew with Apartments. Luxury spUt-level, heating systems said roof. Mid wages and groWHi potential. inum siding. Ideal for doctor’s MOVE RIGHT Into this 3 or 4 ANDOVER - AU electric Ranch, ment in Shawnee Indian territo- gentleman, shower bath, free 30x35’. Large 10x10’ doors. FOR GENERAL CUSTXXMEJR BILLIN G: Street, Manchester, Ckmnecti- cabinet. Monograms, hems, one bedroom. Cental air-con 30’s. R ayes Agency, 6464)131. residence or practice. One bedroom im m aculate C!ape. kitchen a housewife’s dream. The foUowlng Quarterly Minimum Charges for Water from The day the agreement was parking. Apply 196 Spruce St. 649-6644. cut, Tuesday, August 4, 1970, embroiders, etc. Used, excel ditioning, carpeting, formal Uv- Apply block from Manchester Memo Privacy, one acre plus lot. Five bedrooms, exquisite set the mains of the Town of Manchester Water Department: ry was revelling In Its victory, ing room, family room, VA at 8:00 p.m. to consider and act lent condition. Guaranteed. NEIW modem offices, ideal for MANCHESTER — business rial. Be first to see. Upper H eritage House, 646-2482. ting. $1,000 down, no points to PROPOSED aannounced Wear - Ever said NICE bedroom for gentleman, baths, private basement, bal on the fpro- 646-0131. 647- 9903. room Colonial, one of Manches washer, 3-years old, other mis to share duplex with same. MANCHESTER' Green ground BOLTON — BuUding lots with For the next first 10,0(X) cubic feet per quarter year $ .89 prlation to General Fund cellaneous articles. 643-0446. AVAILABLE A ug. 16. Clean 4- ter’s most gracious homes, thi beautiful view of Connecticut For the next 40,000 cubic feet per quarter year or any part Furnished except for own bed flo o r 900 sq. ft., front portion baths, stately grounds, etc. Un Bhi room Ranch, 2-car ga Budget 1970-71, Recreation room apartment. Second floor. Valley, one of Connecticut’s AU In excess of 60,000 cubic feet per quaiker year .26 Today in Histqry RCA Whirliwol coppertone re room. Free parking, close to carpeted. Second floor, 1800 sq. believable value at $69,600. rage, partially finished walk —$260—to be financed from Heat, stove, refrigerator, ga highest elevations. Owners wUl PROPOSED MISCELLANEOUS WATER CHARGES: frigerator and stove. Very bus line. 647-9236, after 6 p.m . ft., suitable for light manufac- WOODLAND out basement, fireplace, Chlorination and Pumping By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. basebaU league registration Please senancy. Meter Rental: P er (Quarter days left in the year. priation to General Fund Change 1 Secretarial Science □ 646-0191. % ” and % ” prices. Washer, dryer, refrig shower. References. Please ly. Also two air-conditioned of APARTMENTS 1 tom deluxe home, family 7.60/unlt Today's Blglillglit in History Budget 1970-71, Elections— DUPLEX — 3^ large, rooms, 1” erator, beds, cots, buggy, sofa, caU 649-0719. fices, on street level with small Homestead Street room, dining room, 2H baths, 16.50/unlt $9,000—to cover cost con heat, hoV water, appUances, 1 Nam e ...... 1 ANDOVER — Wooded buUding LAWRENCE F. FIANO, Ihi" 27.00/unlt On this date in 1063, an arm is chair. B est offers. 648-1717. work shop. CaU 649-2741 o r 649- Manchester, Conn. brick front, double garage. tice was signed at Panmunjom ducting both Republican NICE clean room, shower, carpeting, air - conditioning, lot, artesian weU, walking dis REALTOR 2” 40.00/unlt 6688. 1 Street ...... ■ Hutchins A gency, 649-6824. ending the Korean War. and Democratic Primaries, parking, gentleman preferred. patio, antennae, adults, park WOODLAND MANOR offers tance to lake and school, very Meter Removal 88.00 per unit the ultimate in convenient Your 1 649-5371 Private Fire Hydrants 9.00 per hydrant/year In 1802, the U.S. governm ent to be financed by an in 648-7760. ing. 649-6760. MIDDLE TURNPIKE near Par- .C ity ...... State...... Z i p . . . . MANCHHJS'i’jurt — Ranch, qual good residential area. Paul W. crease in MlsceUaneous PREftoENTIAL VnXAOE prestige Uving, with schools, Private PTre Service: granted pensions of eight dol kade, air - conditioned (rfflee ity construction, very pleasant Dougan A gency, R ealtors, 649- Minimum Sprinkler Revenue. APARTMENTS 238 CHARTER Oak St.—Room 638 CENTER BT-4H-room du shopping and religious facil- 1 Phone ...... •Age...... 1 connection chaiges for standpipe and lars a month to survivors at the space avaUable. ExceUent iUes nearby. residentia] neighborhood. 4686, 646-1021. sprinkler heads: James F. Farr, with private entrance, suitable plex, IH baths, all appUances, CENTRAL and northern Ver Indian wars. Now renting, one and two bed fo r working genUeman, $16. parking. A s low as $126. Image 1 MH 7/27 Absolutely Immaculate condi mont — Acreage, farms and Per (Quarter P er T ear Secretary fuUy carpeted, 2 alr-conditlon- IMMEDIATE OCX3UPANCY TOLLAND — acre building 4” Connection In 1009, OrvlUe W right set a room apartments. Carpeting, weekly. 649-1746. monthly. Call Lou Arm da, 644- tion and assumable moHgage. country homes. PYve brochure. $11.25 $ 46.00 Board of Directors ers, heat and hot water, sound One and two spacious bed ______1 lots, $l,600-$2,800. H ayes Agen 6” Connection 16.76 76.00 record by staylnb aloft in an complete G-E kitchen, 2 alr- 1639. 8 3 4 6 Six rooms, dry basement with cy 646-0131. Alfred E. CorU, Real Estate, Manchester, proofing, storage and parking, room apartments, refrigera EASY-CROCHET 8” Connection 87.60 160.00 airplane for more than an hour Go adiere you want to go, do what you want to do, be what 8-18 garage, city water, sewers, E ast B arra, V t. 802-478-7488. 10” Ckmnection Connecticut conditlaaers, 1 ^ baths. CaU on bus line, near shopping, INEXPENSIVE desk space tor, stove, dishwasher, dis 66.28 226.00 and 12 minutes over Fort Myer, Aportmentf— Flats— posal, air-couditiouing, full you want to be ... but do it with style. It’s all part ot a SIZES plaster 'walls, aluminum sid BUILDING LOTS, city sewer 12” Connection 75.00 800.00 Dated at Manchester, Con Prances K. Wagner, Rental $196. per month. Phone avaUable in a ground-floor air- better education. Your first step to a hiîer Income. Ca COVENTRY — Nevdy listed, Va. Tenemenfs 53 carpeting, total electric The exact cut and precise 10-16 ing, storms, screens, and and water, A and B zones. Standpipes: necticut, this twenty-fourth day M anager, 646-2623 or 648-1028. Charles P onticelll, 649-0644. conditioned o ffice . CaU 648- reer Training Institute can show you the way to enter the OH-room custom buUt Ranch Xhi" In 1964, Britain and E gypt o f Ju ly, 1970. throughout. fit of this style makes a doors. Slagstone walks. AU PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, .90/per unit 8.60 FOR rent, second floor, 4 nice 2161. exciting world of IBM Computers — learn Computer Pro- It’s a cool mesh in easy 646-4299. for seUer. Oveisised garage. Xhi" 1.12 4.48 agreed on terms ending 72 yean f\>UR - ROOM apartm ent, 2- slimming fashion with shades, and curtains, carpet rooms, nice lawn, near Main Model apartment open for ^P*” **®**' aU new and that's bow wo crochet that makes this Acre lot Good barn. Lot aad 2” 1.56 of British control of the Sues Ca that smooth-look. No. ing, stove, refrigerator, fire 6.80 St. business section. Adults, no famUy, first floor, heat, yard inspection Sat. and Sun. 1-5, •eacn it . . . through unique, m odem , mulU-medla te AVK. cut the margin requirement tor in oar modem A-1 amvalescent home vrith a doc Recent a YOBS, $10,900. Hayes A gen cy, 046- Wontad Reol Esloto 77 same water rate schedule wiU govern the billing for master { 4636, 646-1021. chester phone 648-6167. Call af Call or come In today. twa ta laelaSa flrrt-clati aMlnai, . MANCHESTER Green section— 0181. stock purchase from 90 per cent tor on staff daily and graduate aides to assist A 2-FAM ILY DUPLEX T iio Banettr MaMbaator and sub-meters. Master meter readings wiU be►e reduced by the ter 6 p. m. Manchester or be Mat Haaw, Addrait aritfe ZIP Unique 4-room Colonial, aU ALL CASH fo r your p9x>i>erty to 70 per cent. yoa. 'Exceptionally high rate, two-weeks sick 2 Bfanchester vicinity X CODE aad Stria NaadMr. sum of the readings of the sub-meters. The master meter vrould 8H-ROOM apartment, stove, re fore 7:30 a. m . WUl be m ost of new inside, 2-car garage, treed AMBTON Lake, wooded lot on within 24 hours. Avoid red be billed on the minimum and granted an allowable as would the Five Yean Ago leave, two-weeks paid vacation, 7-paid holidays. X SWAP For • ir .r . iMM. frigerator, adults only, no pets. summer at Deer Isle. House U & R GAREfR TRAINim INSTITUTE^ The Spring & Sunuaer lot, $17,900. H ayes A gency, 646- town rocul. Beach and boating tape. Instant service. Hayes sub-meters. U. S. A ir Faroe Jets made Blue Uross and life insurance, paid meal time. On 9 4-BEDROOM HOME # AvaUable Aug. 1st. 649-7681. Mat HaaM, Addrau sttb zip ’70 ALBUM is 66f, includes p riv U ^ es. $896. B udget term s. heated by Franklin stove and “ The Personal Growth Center" CODE, ttyla HaaAK aad Slit. 0181. A gency, 646-0181. Shut Off Service: their first attacks against anti bus line. No rotation. Phone Mr. Atlas, East REALTY CO.. INC. postage and handling. Am ston Lake C o., 1-587-2647. $26.00, or actual cost, whichever la greater. If requested other 9 Owner <49-3408 9 TO SUBLET — 2 - bedroom large oil burner stove in kitch . The Spring & Summer aircraft missile sites in the area Hartford Convalescent Home, 528-6978. 99 EAST CENTER STREET SUas Deane, BUghway, Wethersfield, Conn. M W THE ABC QUILTER.. . a ttackar far Six-room Cape Cod on 100x200' (Open 7 days.) OljT OF state buyer wants to than during normal working hours. 9 After 5 P3L # apartment, centrally located. en. House equipped completely ’ 70 Basic fashion Book Rallt-audilai! aha 12 lartly dt- ot Hanoi, North Vietnam. ' MANCHESTER, CONN. . is 65^, including postage sliat. Pittara alacai; dlractlaai. treed lot Fireplace with heat- — buy 3-bedroom home in Man JAMES F. FARR, Secretary A vailable August 1st. CaU 648- except for bed linen and T e l: m -a n -ta n R107-S54, lacladat pntdfd aad Board of Directors One Year Ago 648-9651 or 643-2692 ^ and handling. Saadllaf. alator. Hot water heat garage. chester. WUl pay up to $27,000. 0446. towels. Furnished. Bralthwalte Agency, Realtor, Manchester, Connecticut President Nixon was con Read Herald Ada ^®“- Dated at Manchester, OxmecUcut, this twenty-fourth day of ferring with Indonesian of- ^y. R ealtors, 649-4636, 646-1021. July, 1070. iclals in Jakarta. PAGE TWENTY MONDAY, JULY 27, 1970 ; Bloodmobile Visits St.'Bridget School Tomorrow, 1:45 to 6:30 p.m. :—:

The Klwanls Club of Man Average Daily Net Press Run The Weather About Town chester will meet tomorrow Bloodmobile noon at the Manchester Country School Plans^ Staff Changes - For The Week Aided Sunny, hot and humid Memben of the Army-Navy Wednesday Is Bloodmo June 27, I960 throughout Wedneaday with C3ub will meet to n l^ t at 7 at Club. "There’s No Biz Uke bile Visit day in Manchester, Show Biz!’’ will be the program. chance of a thundershower both the W. P. Qulsh Funeral Home, and the Red Cross mobile On Agenda for School Board Come See! evenings. Low tonight about 70. 2K ICaln St., to pay respects unit will be at St. Bridget Lowell Weicker, Republican The Board of Education meets The board will act on 38 pro 15,610 Ckinsiderable dawn fog. to the late Peter J. Kondra, a School from 1:45 to 6:30 fessional appointments including member. party-endorsed candidate for p.m. ■ tonight at 8 in the Board Room £ a t |iu i 1' Manchester— A City of Village Charm U.S. Senator, will speak to the at Bennet Junior High School two Junior high school guidance Going ori vacation? How counselors, three speech and Come Save! A story hour for children ages Manchester Rotary Club tomor about donating a pint of to give formal approval to plans PRICE TEN CENTS hearing specialists, a psycholog VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 253 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JULY 28, 1970 (Clasailled Advertising on Fage 15) 4—8 will be held In the Junior row at 6:30 p.m. at the Man blood first? The Red Cross and the cost estimate for pro chester Country Club. ical examiner, social worker, room trf Mary Cheney Library will be looking for walk-in posed additions and renovations reading specialist, and school SALE STARTS TODAY tocorrow from 10:SO to 11:16 donors on Wednesday. to Keeney St., Robertson, and nurse. Two professional resigna MILLS.' a.m. and Wednesday from 2:80 NathEm Hale Schools. tions' and an extension of a leave ENDS SATURDAY to 8:16 p.m Miss Susaime Sha Public Records Richard Mankey of Mankey of absence will also be consider w piro o< the Discovery Center in Warrantee Deeds Associates will explain two mi ed. News Conference BUurt Hartford will be guest Stock Market Nutmeg Homes Inc. to Joseph NEW YORK (AP) — Stock nor changes in the proposed A number of committee re NEXT TO CALOOR Morton Charges Democrats SAN (XEMENTE, CaUf. story-teller on Wednesday. plans for Robertson and Nathan R. and Ann L. Coskle, property prices meandered downward in ports and consideration of fund (AP) — President Nixon at 22 Montclair Dr., conveyance Hale. transfers in the 1969-70 School EXIT 93, WILBUR Nixon Begins Planning will hold a news conference The VFW Auxiliary will hold slow trading today. Last week, Mankey Associates tax $43.46. At noon the Dow Jones aver Budget are also on the agenda. CROSS PARKWAY in Los Angeles Thursday a potluck and fun night begin Frank and Jennie Senkbell to aiid members of the Town Build night — his first live, tele age of 30 Industrial was behind ing Committee and the Board ning at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow at Jeffry T. and Marilyn A. Mor 1.72 at 728.60, the low thus far FABRIC Rig Spending to Gain Votes vised session with newsmen the post home. Members are re ton, property at 49 Gardner St., of Education’s Building an d . outside Washington since tak for the session. , The high oc Sites Committee, submitted a minded to bring a dish for the conveyance- tax $24.76. curred near the session’s start WASHINGTON (AP)— Congress has trimmed more might buy the most votes to ing office. supper and an old photografrii of Charles L. Wigren to Robert cost estimate of $1,996,000 lor Fire Calls than $8.3 billion from adminis- keep them in control of Con when the blue-chip indicator the project. Congressional Democrats Press Secretary Ronald L. themselves for a gâme. O. Barrls, property at 13 was ahead 0.13. traUon budgets since President gress.’’ New Defense Budget Ziegler, in announcing the Stephen St., conveyance tax The board will also begin Eighth district firefighters re have been accused by a Re Nixon took office. Senate Republican Leader Analysts said the sluggish vol work on the wording of the ren news conference Monday, The MISAC Corporation of $28.60. ume reflected investor anxiety sponded to a call to 51 Adams publican leader of seeking Sen. Mike Mansfield, D-Mont., Hugh Scott said If the govern said Its exact site had not ovations proposal which will be CLEARANCE the majority leader, said the SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. Manchester will neet tonight at Raymond Alphonse Montpetit over second-barter earnings St. at 7:30 last night on com •bo spend federal money ment runs up a heavy budget been determined. 8 at South United Methodist and Sophie B. Montpetit to Al submitted for approval to the plaint of smoke in the house, record of budget reductions is deficit this year, the administra (AP) — President Nixon and the state of the economy in Board of Directors next Tues The 11 p.m. EDT questlon- Church. bert A. and Mary H. Dubay, general. but It was a false alarm. At “where it might buy the not a party matter. He said tion may have to propose tax in and - answer meeting with gathered top advisers at property on Jensen St., con day. If the directors approve 10:10 p.m., they put out a tele most votes” in coming Democrats and Republicans creases next year to pay the the Western White House Despite an early encouraging the proposal, a public hearing newsmen will enable citizens The Rev. Norman E. Swen- veyance tax $22. trend in second-quarter earn vision fire at 41 Alton St. House and Senate elec have shaped It together. bill. in the West to see and hear today for preliminary dis will be held to discuss it before But Morton, a member of the 2 sen, pastor of Trinity Covenant Richard J. and Norma D. ings reports, the pattern now it appears on the November tions. "Both Congr^s and the Presi a conference in prime eve cussion on the neirt de Church, has been named to the Keeney to Orville L. and Patri appears to be lower. A prelimi Republican NaUonal Chair House, charged that Democrats dent would have to face that,” ning broadcast time. fense budget. ballot. man Rogers C. B. Morton made have ignored the delicate state board of directors of the Chil cia B. Cleveland, property at nary survey, for example, indi In other business tonight, the RANGE Scott said. “It would be the On hand to plan the Pentagon cates that corporate profits de 25% TO 50% the charge Monday as the Sen of the economy, "Ignored all the fault of the Congress.” spending blueprint which Nixon dren’s Home of Cromwell. The 14 Alpine St., conveyance tax \MI board will act on the appoint ate prepared to consider a $4.4 rational warning signals, and 70-year-old home, which cares $21.46. clined by 6% per cent in the sec ment of Michael A. McGuire as FUEL O IL Sen. William Proxmlre, D- will send (Congress In January for youngsters from broken ond quarter, equaling the first- billion education appropriation are off on an old-fashioned Wis., insisted that is not so. He were George P. Shultz, director Marriage Licenses coordinator of the Cooperative GASOLINE bill which exceeds the Nixon ad- Democrat spending spree. homes, is administered by the Robert Ennis LePolt, 34 Rob quarter decline. Occupational Education Pro- Off Our Regular Low Prices said Democrats can prove that Promoters of the office of management and Bhrangelical Convenant Church Signs of less encouraging ministraUon budget by $463 mil ‘"Ilieir motive Is still the the congressional record is one budget; Deputy Director Casper ert Rd., and Suzanne Cowles, g;ram (OOEP) a t Manchester same," he said In a GOP news of America. earnings reports were blamed High School. Patterns By: lion. of cutting appropriations bills, Weinberger; John D. Ehrllch- 363 Keeney St., Aug. 8, St. in part by analysts for the stall BANTLY OIL BRIDAL FABRICS Democrats, however, insisted letter, "to spend money where it Mary’s Episcopal Church. McGuire will be in charge of MoOALL • SIMPLICITY although he said Gon£n*ess is man, executive director of the ing of the market’s rally last (O.MI’ANY, l.\( . OUR SPECIALTY shifting priorities to put more Paul Kerry McNamara, 40 45-60 students in the program ;ii MAi.N .'^riii:i':'i VOGUE • BUTTEBICK To Appeal new domestic council; and Hen week, when the Dow industrial which combines class work with money Into health, education ry A. Kissinger, presidential Durkin St., and Coral Ann Mc- average lost 4.86 points. TKI,. (i I'l- Cooe, 42 Durkin St., Aug. 1, St. employment opportunities in and similar home-front prob foreign policy advisory. Winning issues on the New local businesses. His salary is Itoi'Uv illc lems, while trimming away at Absent was Secretary of De James' Church. York Stock Exchange led losers OPEN EVERY DAY 10 A.M. -- 9 P.M. Nixon To Give ABA G U n E R S Frederick Michael Gaal, Bol paid with project funds, not defense, foreign aid and similar Rock Ban fense Melvin R. Laird, who hur by a slender margin. Hie gain Board of Education funds. spending. ried back to Washington after a $ 2 ^ ton, and Elsie Celia Wetherell, ers had led decliners by nearly 64 Pleasant St., Aug. 1, South Spending dispute came as the MIDDLEFIELD, Conn. Monday conference with Nixon 2 to 1 early in the session. Senate prepared to consider to (AP)—^The promoters of a Per Foot Installed and\ Methodist Church. The Associated Press 60-stock Court Nominee Names on Pentagtm reorganlzaUon pro ( Including Downspouts / Paul Leonard Turcotte, 171 E. day a $4.4 billion education ap planned three day rock fes posals. average was off .9 at 243.1. In p p n p propriations bill already ap Center St., and Lily Christine dustrials were off 1.2, rails off WASHINGTON (AP) — The not give the assoclaUon "a veto tival, faced with a court or The White House said (Cabinet Prompt Guaranteed Daigle, 8 Pioneer Circle, Aug. Nixon adminlstraUon has re power.” proved by the House. A final der banning their show, officers were not participating .3 and utilities off .6. roll call will send It to Nixon. Service 15, South Methodist Church. Rubber issues and building 'h versed its policy and agreed to Outlining the plan at a news say they will file an appeal In the early stages of presiden submit the names of potential conference Monday at the Jus Republican Leader Scott said Russell Herbert Carlisle, West materials were higher. Farm' W i today and then decide what tial budget-making conferences GILTO EXTERIORS Hartford, and Elouise May implements were lower. Supreme Court nominees to the tice Department, Walsh said if it becomes law as Is, the to do about holding the fes and that none would be present Tel. 87SA141 Beaulieu, 78 Niles Dr., Aug. 1, Two steel companies that suf American Bar Association for Mitchell would not be bound by President may refuse to spend tival. Wednesday when Nixon holds a St. James' Church. fered second-quarter losses an investigation of their qualifi the ABA invesUgation In mak the funds which exceed his similar session involving domes- cations. ing a final recommendaUon to budget—or may balance the ad The festival, under the direc showed losses on the market. XMdo! tion of a group calling Itself Uc programs. Latrobe Steel was off ^ at SV* The new system, proposed by President Nixon. ditional outlay with cuts from During, his brief stay here, tc^ ABA officials and approved other federal programs. Middleton Arts IntemaUonal, is while McLouth was off M at SUll, the ABA’s role in picking scheduled to begin Friday. Laird told newsmen the annual 14%. by Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell, people for the high court ob The education bill, a compro cost of fighting the Vietnam war Price on the Big Board’s gives the organized bar a viously will be larger. . Said mise with the House, also In Richard Zelsler of Bridgeport, c M R h g « r most-active list included Occi chance to advise the adminis Walsh of Mitchell: "He doesn’t cludes terms which could stir attorney for the sponsors, said (See Page Eight) fay dental Petroleum, up % at 16; tration against naming a man want to be told someone is good civil rights controversy—al Monday he would appeal the or Braniff, up 1% at 9%; Disney, Schick Custom found unfit professionally for if he is, in fact, not.” though the administration has der first in Sufferior Court In fre«lRs7we nearby Middletown, where it FAIRWAY off 3% at 111; Berkey Photo, off Our Lowest Price Ever! the high bench. MitehelL in a letter to Walsh cleared them as meaningless. % at 6%; Sperry Rand, off % at Sandrilon Man’s Shaver However, Lawrence E. Walsh, and ABA president Bernard G. Those provisions are designed was issued. If it isn’t lifted Proxmire Waits have the siippllat! 22%; and Mead Corp., off % at chairman o t the ABA’s standing Segal, said the change will en to bar the use of federal funds there, he said, the promoters committee on the federal judi able him to take into consldera- to force the busing of pupils, the wlU go “immediately to the Test of Policy 13%. Sheer State Supreme Court.” ^ ptOStlc fMMMT Prices on the American Stock ciary and a vigorous proponent Exchange’s most active list in 15.99 of the chuige, said this would (See Page Four) (See Page Eight) Alan Scherr, director of the On Purchasing Doaiw cluded Husky Oil, up % at 8 11- Panty Hose festival, added that once the ap # frMMf lap* Self sharpening11.47 heads, side trimmer. peal Is filed, the group will then WAflHINaTON (AP) — The 16; Aerodex, up 1% at 6%; Shef J acid test of the Pentagon’s "fly 9 frMMT popMT field Watch, up 1 at 5%; Ling- Comfort control adjusts to suit your face! A decide whether to hold the festi val or not. before you buy” purchasing i>ol- ^ f i w n r Temco-Vought warrant, up % great shaver at a popular price! at 8%; Niagara Frontier Serv Hundreds of young rock fans Icy will be whether it Is applied ices, off % at 4%; and Lodge Sc ls have already arrived in this Youths overturn a CJhicago police car near Grant to aircraft contracts made dur OPEN Ladies' Schick Show Reluctant Israel small, rural town of 4,600, and ing the past year, charges Sen. Shipley, off % at 2%. Four fashion colors; petite, average, the promoters say about 20,000 Park after an outbreak of violence at a rock music Peace Marks tall. Perfect fitting, very sheer. Caprice Shaver 7.27 concert. (AP Photofax) WUUam D. Proxmlre. I n l i t a t THUBS. AND tickets have been sold. They say The Wisconsin Democrat, a "XFise S in n Stainless heads our preparations for the show—^put- FBI. N10BT8 BOWLING GRBB^ Ky. (AP) Kansas City frequent critic of defense spend- Ung up a fence, a bandstand, ng, endorsed the new policy as — A sign In the National Guard ^Robin Cheryl Panty Hose Ronson #500 "alg T 7 0 Accepting 90-Day Cease Fire and provisions for a water sup xn x fiM Armory here says, "Don’t Just Our Reg. 1.69 Assorted colors, sizes. Charge it! Men’s Electric Shaver 4 • 4 O ply—are Just about complete. a means to keep we^qxms costs JERUSALEM (AP) — Indica- high school newspaper editors, mulates Israel’s foreign policy. Park Fest Erupts reasonably close to estimates. u stand there—either be a leader, Positively no rain checks! Superior Court Judge Aaron Rock Concert a follower or get out at the Cantrece II or Agilon tions are mounting that Israel’s "when the government of the Sources close to the govern But, Proxmlre added, "llie ment said a majority of the cab- Palmer announced Monday that way.’’ government will agree reluc- United States takes such an ini- , ___ he was enjoining the promoters KANSAS CITT TAP) —Police proof of the pudding is In the Panty Hose estimated a peaceful, rollicking Our Reg. 1.79 - 1.99 Matte finish. tanUy and with condlUons to the UaUve, it appears to me that we «nmp ^sp r- and several landowners from eating. The question is whether Kleenex Double Dips OQ 0 90-day cease-fire proposed by should accept it, even If we are holding the show or using their When Stars Balk crowd of 17,000 turned out Mon the Pentagon will now comply Waist-Hi Bikini Panty Hose New 280 count tissues in various the United States to get Middle not completely satisfied with all vations land In connection with It, be- CHICAGO (AP) — Thousands There were 148 persons sir- day night for a free rock con with its own policy." E&ypt a-'nd Jordan, the other glamorous colors. East peace talks under way the details.” cause the show’s huge throngs angry youths stormed a stage rested. More than 100 persons, cert put on by the city parks Our Reg. 1.99 Proportioned sizes. two principals, already have ac and recreaUon department. The new policy was an again. But local press reports Alien’s stand was considered cepted the plan. Syria __and Iraq: would create a “public nui- Grant Park Monday after the including 24 policemen, were in- Ilie only problem, police said, nounced by Secretary of De Woodland Gardens said Defense Minister Moshe particularly significant because 7ndor77m7nto" were” not sance” in the town. featured performers at a free Jured. Three youths were shot was a lack of parking space. fense Melvin R. Laird as the Band Aid Plastic Strips Middlefield’s first selectman, rocjj concert failed to appear and wounded. L Dayan is considering reslg;ning he is a member of the cabinet’s requested by U.S. Secretary of They made no arrests, but Senate opend debate on Presi Box of 80 assorted size Bandaids. if the cabinet accepts the Amer- foreign affairs and security william P. Rogers, have Arthur Meckley lost UtUe ^ e êsUval turned Into a police said It was not deter- handed out 25 parking tickets. dent Nixon’s $20.6 billion mili Regular 79c size. lean proposal. committee, along with Mrs. condemned it, and the Palestinl- in w a ^ rock f ^ bloody brick-tossing batUe with « the gunshot vlcUms tary procurement budget. Hie Men’s out of Mlddlefleld” , and an- poUce. The concert was held at Loose YourC^^ Headquarters! A Defense Ministry spokes- Meir, Defense Minister Moshe ^ guerrilla organlzaUons have were hit by policemen’s bullets. Park, near the plush Country Armed Services Committee has Baby Tidy -Ups man termed the reports ”ru- Dayan and Foreign Minister nounclng a plan to restrict the ^ estimated 2,000 of the The melee began shortly after Club Plaza. Sponsors were sur cut the request to $19.3 billion— mors,” but he admitted, "Day- Abba Eban. The committee for- (See Page Eight) use of town roads to town resl- ^50,000 youths gathered______... in the__ Shirt and Short Sale Pre - moistened wash cloths, the 4 p.m. starting time an- prised at the turnout, a figure Chairman John Stennls, an is not enthusiastic about th e ______dents with specially-issued fought with police and lat- D-Miss., says is the minimum cleans and medicates. Prevents nounced for a rock g;roup called "This is Just fantastic,” said Sport, dress and knit shirts- Our 69* U.S. proposal.” er rampaged through the down- Sly and the Family Stone. The Stan Plesser, owner of the Van- the nation can afford in the in diaper rash. The town is accessible b y town---- nn,< area smashing cars and b e tte r quality. Walk and Reg. The reports said Dayan had state roads, which presumably performers did not appear on guard, a mod midtown coffee terest of security. 3.99- $' Lavoris Mouthwash expressed misgivings because store display windows. Several Scotts. KWIT tennis shorts, never press would not be affected by the (See Page Five) (See Page Eight) (See Page Five) fabrics. 5.99 Ew;h and Gargle the U.S. plan speaks of Israeli U.S. Bombs Laotian Border rule, but the rock festival site automobiles were set ablaze. withdrawal from the Arab lands itself—-a ski area called Powder Quart size, regularly 2.19. Keeps captured In the 1967 war. Dayan Ridge —is accessible primarily Boys Walk Shorts or Swim Trunks at CALDO R! breatli fresh for hours. ^ SAIGON (AP) — U.S. B62s eneitiy arms and ammunition Clobbers Cinch Bugs Cold! Limit 2 each per customer believes that Israel’s security gfreaked along both sides of the moving Into South Vietnam’s by town roads. No-iron poly/cotton shorts. depends on its retaining the border with South Viet- northern provinces and into Meckley said that state police Also: Sod Webworm, Oover Mites Sizes 8 to 18. Swim trunks- Gaza Strip, the Golan Heights again today, dropping Cambodia. The targets Included and local constables would en force the rule. The special pass- The Fight Against Pollution and Leaf Hoppers. Covers 2,500 nylon lastex or cotton. S, M, L. 1.50 taken from Syria, and a coastal than 1,800 tons of bombs enemy acUvity, bunkers, base Sq. Ft. only *5.95 Each Complete Stock of these Famous Artists strip along the Sinai desert to hrsom e of the heaviest raids of camps, weapons poslUons, and es were to be distributed today, Uie Strait of Tiran, the key to Is- the Vietnam war. storage " and ^ staging areas. with local residents registering ert Rickies. “They’re typical The U.S. Command noted a each car they Intend to use. doing all they can to fight pollu four studies later, we know the rael’s southern water route to about 60 of the giant tion and “people who think this only change is that the disaster Los Angeles curves right out of SCOTTS AND WOODLAND Long Play Records & Tapes East Africa and Asia. stratofortresses flying,' two- “slight increase” in ground ac- Meckley urged the public to Strong Law the Los Angeles handbook.” I tivity in the northern provinces “stay out of Mlddlefleld. There lay in itself will stop pollution is growing—and the administra GARDENS — TWO NAMES Premier Golda Meir and her y,g strikes hit along a will be disappointed.” tion’s only proposal is more Oxidants are created through . Paul McCartney . Who . Sth Dimension . Three Dog Night Rare Earth . Melame . cabinet had scheduled another 2oo.mlle stretch of the Ho Chi of South Vietnam, including one is nothing to see and no festival a reaction, in the presence of YOU CAN DEPEND ON! Save an Extra attack southwest of Da Nang to attend.” The bill provides that a judge study.” Tom Jones . Elvis Presley . Chicago . Simon & Garfunkel . Andy Wdliams . The meeting today to discuss their jjjjjjj ôwn through the < Permits Suits may require $500 surety bond to reply to the proposal, but it was panhandle to the Cam- Sunday In which four men of an The festival Itself, he said, Witnesses for the Interior De- (See Page Two) Beatles postponed for 24 hours to allow border. American______reconnaissance_ patrol____ was__ ‘a blantant attempt to ex- be posted by the accuser, the partment urged the subcommlt- * Each Record were killed and eight woun led. ploit Mlddlefleld and the kids of In Michigan alm being to discourage a flood tee Monday to defer action on a "further The raids were part of a gguth Vietnamese headquar- this coimtry for selfish gain.” of frivolous suits. bill to restrict ocean dumping tions, , a government spo month-long aerial campaign on LANSING, Mich. (AP) — Also designed to reduce the imtll a study on the problem man said. The first cabinet ae- sides of the border to slow (See Page Four) (See Page Eight) Gov. William MilUken has number of suits is a bar to re- reaches President Nixon’s desk. Pipe Planned •-2.94 a.44 -3.94 bate on the plan was Sunday. signed a law that permits any- peated court complaints in a Subcommittee Chairman John 2 0^" Off Mrs. Meir may reply to W a s h ------— Each T ape on to file suit to protect the air, single situation. D. Dingell, D-Mich, accused the ington Wednesday night in a 2 Our reg. low prices on all water and other natural re administration of foot-dragging ByC itizens Scotts .CLOUT speech to the Knesset, the Israe sources. Not even the state Is and promised quick approval of li parliament. ' 695 Immune from court action. the bill. Sare Clean Up Your Crabgrass Now! Clairol Kindness 4.94 5=^ 5.94 Deputy Premier Yigal Alton In signing the bill Monday, Ottlnger urged that Congress To River went on record Monday night In Labor Fights, Building Lag, Sea Dumping act to halt dumping in all coast ' Milliken said Michigan is the STEVENS POINT, Wta. (AP) No quibble guarantee, satisfaction assured!ured! CovenCovers favor of acceptance, Israel’s .only state to have such a law: al waters of the United States 5,000 Sq. Ft. Hair Setters & Mirrors first ranking minister to do so “The immediate crisis is local —A citizens group proposes the He urged other governors to Held Threat laying of 700 miles of pipeline to in our inventory publicly. support such legislation in their but the problem is national, and clean up the Wisconsin River (Ujest'BcwAl “Even If there are differences Hurt Plan to Hire Blacks states. A similar measure also even perhaps International in and protect it from repoUutlon. 8 Your chance to pick up one of these great beauty aids. Not only of opinion between the U.S. and has been introduced in Con- Along Coast scope,” he said. The project emerged Monday *4.95 all models in all stores' No rain checks. Israel,” AUon told a group of C3HCAGO (AP) — Officials cago Building Trades Council To avert the work stoppages, Ottlnger said the U.S Army Rival say labor disputes and a home and a member of the Chicago and with the strimg persuasion gress. from a meeting headed by 30 Cup WASHINGTON (AP) —Gar Corps of Engineers now allows George Becker, a Stevens Point Click ‘N Clean construction slump have ham- Plan execuUve board, also at- of Mayor Richard J.,Daley, the Under the new law’s sweeping bage dumped into ocean waters dumping of sewage, sludge. # K5. Reg. 9.88...... 7.91 Automatic pered the "Chicago Plan,” a tributes the hiring delays to a building unions and contractors provisions, effective Oct. 1, a State University biology profee- Lef One of Our Experienced Staff off New York City threatens to dredge soil and Industrial waste sor. Can Opener program designed to get more slump In the building industry, agr^d 7rea"e an “environmental Pearl m 210 coastal areas-61 off the #K14, Reg. 17.88...... 14.30 Coffee It envisages the laying of a Incredible black workers into the building particularly home construcUon sentaUyes of the coaliUon who shut down a company for con- „ bor,” Rep. Richard L. Ottln- East Coast, 26 In the Gulf of Help You With Your Lawn Problems! South Korea industry. Nayder says, however, that were demanding an immediate tamlnatlng a waterway, dial- _ congress today. Mexico, 17 off the West Coast 350-mlle pipeline along the river #K20, Reg. 21.88...... 17.50 Value! Maker The federal government progress continues to be made 10,000 Jobs. lenge regulations of state agen- * sclenWlc dato show that to collect municipal and itadus- (Bee Page Two) trlal waste now being dumped Our. Reg. 11.99 hoped the plan would be a mod- in finding Jobs for minority on Jan. 12 they agreed that cies as too lenient toward Indus- ^ 21-mUe-square patch of poUut- #LM I, Reg. 23.88...... 19.10 Sinks Ijaunch el for other U.S. cities to copy, group workers who can qualify 4^000 black workers would be fll- try, or sue a neighbor for foul- water—dubbed the "Dead Into the river. It would be treat Gives Normal Feeding, Yet Also Controls Our Launched last January, Its goal as Journeymen, partly sklUed tgrgd bito the building trades as ing the air with a trash burner, g^^,, because of damage to ma- ed at the point where the Wis COPE Reg. consin flows into the ICasiaslp- # K24, Reg. 26.88...... was to provide 4,000 Jobs this workers or apprenUces. He says apprentices. Journeymen or oo- arcult courts. In addition to ^^g nfg jg spreading toward Beetle Grubs, Earwigs, Sod Webworms, etc. 21.50 9.95 From North year for minority workers. So delays have been encountered the-Job trainees. The Chicago having the power to grant In- y o tk and New Jersey Trapped Air pl. 6.70 far, only 160 Negroes have been mostly In finding Jobs for the pjan lor Equal Opportunity, junctions and impose conditions ghores at the rate of a mile a A second pipeline would carry I KMI. Reg.^29.88...... 23.90 • SEOUL- (AP) — South Korean included in the first group hired least-skilled of minority groups, inc., a nonprofit corporation, to stop pollution, may even di- yg^^, ottlnger said In remarks Not Perilous the purified sewage water back PLUS 8.99 upstream and feed It Into the Cutting unit comes off for easy Fully automatic - brews up to 30 planes sank a 60-ton Nor^ to undergo training with an op- The Chicago Plan received its came Into being. rget governmental units to up- jg,. the House fisheries and wild- NEW YORK (AP) — Eye and headwaters of the Wisconsin rean launch early today In the grating engineers union. impetus last summer when the ^he Labor Department hailed grade standards It finds defl- jjjg gubcommlttee. Covers 5,000 sq. ft.—*only cleaning. Magnetic lid lifter, cord cups, then keeps it deliciously hot! lung-irrtating-oxldants and oth- nga, the Michigan border, Charge your purchases! Uilrd Nortoôuth KoreM s ^ Hubbard, director of the Coalition for United Community the announcement and in May cient. ottlnger. New York’s Demo- DO IT N O W - storage.# 753R #99308 er pollutants trapped since Fri- Becker said he had no -Jn lo w need * P*oJ*ct, says labor disputes and Action, a group of 61 black com- granted the plan $449,000 to hire Until now, court antlpollution cratic candidate for the Senate, day by a mass of stagnant air immediate estimate of the cost, WHY NOT THIS WEEKEND? *6.95 the hiirti. economic squeeze on build- munlty organizatiiHis, shut down ^ gtaff and establish neighbor- actitms could be filed only by ggjd the northern edge of the hanging ___over______the city______have___ not but that the two-waylwv-wi plpdlne i^ ith S l annarentlv bfra "unquestionably hurt the $80 milUon worth of TOns^ction hood centers to recruit Job ap- those suffering a personal loss, polluted area now extends to reached the danger level, the could be in operation within four S ^ J X tJ ^ c k iS ^ r d ^ P ^ Chicago Plan." projects to focus attention on pUgants. The Michigan Chamber of Z tid n 10 miles of Nlw York Health Department says. y ^ ^ “^ e sUstart ot coo- FOR THOSE Sale: Mon. «ento.scents It went . “Finding 4,000 Jobe for minor- uieir aemanos lor now me i^Dor ueparunem Commercec^,„,merce opposed the new aty a ty beaches. _ _ _ But the toe city’s Deponent Department of' of " ^tructicn. PLANTS THAT W A T iR B U R Y WALIINGFORD ■inivn off South Korea’s east 8To«p workers this summer Into C h l c ^ s 19 btolding trades wants to know vdiere the black arguing that It was best to "in February of this year we Air Resources warned Monday -ihe Wisconsin, which raw WOODLAND GARDENS PLEASE! MANCHESTER Anaat near Sokcho 100 miles miracle,” he said. "I unlwis. The Coaiiuon sma omy workers are. The black workers jg^yg jurisdiction over pollution were in possession of scientific that the oxidant problem was through the state’s famous Dells Lakewood 8i Wolcott Rd. thru Wed. ^ o f^ o id ^ ’seven mUes eventually it 3.000 Negress were employed In want to know where the Jobs ânds of agencies trained evidence proving the existence of growing here. resort area, has long been ★ OPEN EVERY DAY TILL 9:00 P.M. ★ 1145 Tolland Turnpike 2380 Dixwell Ave. Rt. 69 Rt. 5 At Meriden Line ot the armistice line be- but how can people w e ,or the work. an ecological catastrophe in our “We’ve had some loVely oxl- ôw n for Its prime fishing, Open Late Every Night expect miracles?” SlmllM P'^tests v^ro made Hubbard, 41, a Negro alder- chamber President Harry coastal waters,’’ Ottlnger said, dant curves over the past few 168 WOODLAND ST., MANCHESTER tween North and South Korea. PHONE 643-8474 Thomas J. Nayder, secre by black workers In Pittsburgh, Hall said most Industries are "Today, six months and at least days," said Oonunissloaer Rob- (See P age Two) (See Page Four) tary - treasurer of the Cbl- Los Angeles and Philadelphia. (gee Page Ten)

Takes on New Ardor Dictator of Portugal for 36 WASHINGTON (AP)— Years, Died at His Home in Lis­ the Nixon Administration’S M Bon Today After a Long Ulness

Takes on New Ardor Dictator of Portugal for 36 WASHINGTON (AP)— Years, Died at His Home in Lis the Nixon Administration’S M Bon Today After a Long Ulness