A \- PAGE TWENTY-FOUR Illattrb^Btrr £tn?nihg FlUDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1969 AvNago Daily Net Pre8a4tan ■br Ihe Week Itaded The Weather AntdlS, 19« . Second Ht. Michael C. Egan, Sunny, mild today. F air to­ About Towp son of Mr. and Mrs. James J, night, low In 80s. Fair tomor­ Egan of 171 B. Center St.,, has Caron^ Porter To Head • AT PESO'S # 15,459 row, high 76 to 80. Monday ESinma NetUeton Group of been recognized for helping his 49 . cloudy with 20 per cent chance Center Congregational Church unit earn the Aerospace ORCMABD FRESH: Hole Haven PetMtoe, BarOett Fears, of rain. Murray^s Clerk Campaign H a n e h c M te t -4 City of Vitiate Charm wHl have a potiuck Monday at Defense Command “A” Award. Dfaltoiis, Maos, Oravenstein Applea. / 6:30 p.m. In the Robbins Room, He Is a disaster conjtrol officer VOL. LXXXVra, NO. 293 WilHam M. Murray Jr., GOP clerk, to oi^x>se Incumbent De­ (SIXTEEN PAGES—TV SECHON) ■/ / / o f the church. Mrs. Nona M c­ in the 1st Fighter Wing at Self­ NATIVE: Cauliflower, Oreen and Oolden Beans, flpltiafii. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1969 (Clasalfled Advertiaing on Page 18) candidate for Manchester town mocrat Edward TomUel. Beet Oreens, E gg Plant, BrooooU, Beeio, letlre, PRICE TEN CENTS Cann will conduct a service ridge AFB, Mich. Swies Chard, and . Lima Beano, Botnoine, meeting after dinner. clerk, has announced the forma­ It’s vote followed rejection of Murray, after he had been Fanmipo, Bed and Hot Peppers, Savoy and Bed tion of a Bill Murray for Town Richard. Martin South School nominated from the floor. Cabbage, Salad Bowl, Boston Lettnee, Aoom sad I U. S. Air Force Airman Har­ PTA executive board will meet Clerk Committee, with David Butternut Sqnnah, Pidd lng Onions, Bed Bn- Murray, stAnequently, took pmted Onicas, Few . old A. Bernstein, son of Mr. Monday at 8 p.m. at the home L. Caron his campaign co: out petitions for GOP nominee A Chi'p Off and Mrs. Raymond G. Bern­ of Mr. and Mrs. Darden Has- ordinator and J. Winthrop for town clerk. On Sept. 2, he FRESH: Pineapples, Peaches, Ptonw, Red DeUcioas Apples, stein of 22 Coleman Rd., recent­ lett, 8 Tuck Rd. All committees Porter his campaign treasurer. filed his petitions with. Repub­ Crawshow, Persian, Oasatn, Melons, The Old Bark ly graduated from the training should be represented at this lican Registrar Fred Peck. The Be^ White, Bine, Grapes, Lbneo, Grapedndt, SANTA ANA. CaU. (AP)— course for administrative spe­ meeting. Caron, former president of Stmwberrlei. Nixon, Aides Ponder latter, after checking the 646 Hhi giUridpeppy would have the Manchester YR (Young Re­ cialists at Keesler' AFB, Miss. names on the petltitms against b c ^ proud oV htm. publicans) Club, said today that Sunset Rebekah Lodge will MiEinchester’s voting lists, de­ WEEKEND SPECIALS" he is “ concerned at the Inde­ 1700, a grandson of famed meet Mjonday at 8 p.m. at Odd clared that 696 of them were cision demonstrated by the NATIVE PEACHES ; ...... 3 lbs. movie dbg M n Tin 'Tin, rout­ Fellows Hall. A potiuck will be of registered Republicans. He leadeinhip of the GOP Town ed two ptatol-wielding men served at 6:30 with members certifled Murray’s candidacy. who w ere preparing to He up Com m ittee," in noi endorsing MELTON APPLES ...... qt. beg S 1 j06 of King David Lodge of Odd Murray’s name will appear on a housekeeper. Viet War at Retreat Murray. Fellows as guests. There will the Nov. 4 voting machines as BEET GREENS...... per lb. While the gunmen were WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi­ be an Assembly Officers Night He pleadged, "We will make Ihe official Republican candi­ looking for a roll of adhesive dent's chief mttional security af­ niun, but declined to specify tic iteiues on hla mind at Oamp dent Nixon, welghli^g a decision on Wednesday In East Hart­ every effort to secure the elec­ date for town clerk. CAULIFLOWER ...... heed 3 5 « tape with wMch to tie up fairs authority, was among when. They doubted the South­ David. It was announced he on future U.S. troop pullbnck.s ford. Those wishing to attend tion of the entire Reptdillcan To date, the GOP leadership’s their vlctkn, she broke away thote who accomparied Nixon east A.slan conflict would be a would go over "legislative prior­ /f slate,” and promises a vigorous We Osrry The Manchester Eventeg Herald from Vietnani' and new moves the program may contact Mrs. position, on not endorsing Mur* and screamed, “ T lc o !” to the nearby mountain hido- cenlr.il Item in his speech to the ities" with Bryce N. Harlow, as­ : campaign to that end, despite to ertd the war, was at his Oamp away. ' Thora Maloney, 613 Main St. ray, remains unchanged. OOfMFLETE LINE OF SUNDAY PAPERS 'Rln T7n T in ’s offspring U.N. General Assembly rzext sistant for congretedonal rela­ ■ I I I Murray’s “unceremonious re­ David retreat with some of his White House sources said the bounded into the room. The Thursday. tions; John D. Ehrllciiman. buff by the GOP leadership, for O PEN 6 A J f. to 9 P A L D A IL Y clo.'«st advisers toHslblllty of another will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at (j.g.) Ramsey, officer of the deck of U.S. destroy­ and Yukon-Delta. P r ic e s Being Studied round of U S. force withdrawals, 6 C u p the Post Home. fuel oil er Frank E. Evans last June when the ship collid­ start at $696. Remember By GEORGE RSPER North Vietnam President Ho beyond the 2S.OOO-man pullback GASOLINE By PAUL RECER flight b>- one bomber -a day P e r c o la t o r ed with an Australian carrier, pleaded guilty to there are many fun days left Pul four OIL Asoociated Preea Writer C hl-pnh. over Soirth Vietnam. announced lost June, and of op- Yoga classes directed by in the fall. Have your trailer AP Aerospace Writer three charges of negligence and dereliction of Two wnivxvi of bombers One apokesmnn said. "It kioka IKirtimltlrs toward a peaceful Frank Zarafis of New Haven NOW . . . and save NOW. SAIGON (AP) — Bombing SP ACE CEN TER. Houston dumixxt 300 tons of exploalvea 27 like operatloriN are Ixick to nor­ solution that m'ght open up fol­ duty. (A P Photofax) OPEN: MONDAY T H R U British Troops Build Fence raids over South Vietnam are SPECIAL will start Tuesday at 1 p.m. at BANTLY Oil (AP) — Six sclentlifs shared lowing the death of North Vlet- F R ID A Y —10:00 AJd. to 9:00 mlle.s northeast of Saigon, an­ mal for tlie time being. I have St. Maurice's Church, Bolton. ' OMI' W V IN( . two ounces of luneu- dust Friday back to normal today, but P.M., SATURDAY — 10:00 other inladon stniek base no idea what Is going Xn in muiiese Pr.wident Ho Chi Mlidi, Classes are open to beginners. ; :i M \l\ -'I i;i.l I AJM. to 0:00 P.M.. T R A IL E R in the first distribuUon of mat­ Wa.Hhlngton is directing them, camps along the t'ambodlon Washington. The BtCs are being were dIscussMi at brood-acale I 1,1 1, I'l. I vi-. $ 3 .9 9 Those planning to attend are re­ St. Bridget Science Pupils WORLD, me, Exit 94 off ter from the moon to private in­ military spokesmen sold. border 1)8 miles northeast of the controlled out of the^. We'll leriew Frkhiy. vestigators. Reg.$4.95 Save $.96 minded to bring a blanket. K’nrI, V illr ^7 '*■ :j 7 I 1-84 (Wilbur (JrosB Highway), To Bring Down Ba rricades ’The B62s resumed their at­ capital, and two mlralons hit the Just continue on a jday-to-day As th«‘ 31*-hour seaskm for the Mandiester, Tel. 646-2114. The moon samples, part of 48 tacks after a 36-hour halt order­ central ixMist near Da Nang. basis." / admlnlrinillon's lop strategists *UmlMd Urn* ott*r pounds of lunar material The Rev. Harold W. Richard­ Select Own Lab Experiments By OOUN FROST Informants said the barriers soliers inside decided caution ed by President Nixon to test Spokesmen declined to specu­ The decision to/resume the was ending, the White House brought to earth by Apollo 11, Treat yourself to ttiou- son, pastor of Wapping Oom- Assoctsted Press Writer probably would be removed aft­ was the better part of valor and the Intenttons of the Communist late whether the BKSh would raids came at a time wtien com- dlsclosetl that Nixon hod or- munity Church, will conduct a There Is a “ new look" to the science by lectures and the all BEXiFAST, Northern Ireland tiered a 36-liour holt in B82 er a face-saving agreement with moved away." (See Page Fifteen) Command following the three- continue to maintain their aver­ sands of good cups of service Sunday at 8:16 a.m. on science cuniulm at St. Brid­ too frequent “ cookbook recipe” (AiP) —^After averting another bombings o w r South VIeinam the army that would allow lead­ But the crowd then advanced day cease fire tor the funeral of age of shout 60 sorties—one coffee. PYREX Ware 6 radio station WDNF. The pro­ get School this year. “ Introduc­ laboratory exercises. It is al­ clash between Roman Catholics ers of the eiKlave to take them on a Catholic bar in a predomi- White House Presn Secretary gram Is sponsored by the Man­ tory Physical Science" (IPS) most entirely student-labora­ and Protestants, British troops Ronald I,. Kicgler portrayed the cup percolators are down voluntarily. nanUy Protestant neighborhood, chester Council of Churches and is the form al name, but this tory oriented. worked today to complete the boniteng iwuse ns an effort to known as the sweetheart Details of the agreement were sm affKd in the door, broke ail the Clergy of Manctiester. doesn’t tell the whole story. “Three or four days a week, “ Belfast Wall,’’ a steel and determine whether Hanot In- said to have been worked out the windows and threw two gas­ of coffee lovers 'dause John Yellen, science Instruc­ pupils will be performing their CAPTAIN MAC'S baitbed wire feiK e designed to between a “Free Belfast” dele­ oline bombs inside. leiKked to Ixild down offensives they make award>wlnnlng tor at Gideon Welles Junior own experiments, followed by separate the neighborhoods of following Its proclaimed 72-hour gation that met with British Catholics began gathering to High School In Glastonbury, discussing results and reaching the two groups. cease-fire honoring Ho. N lx «i coffee every time. Home Secretary Jaimes Callagh­ retaliate, and more Protestants describes It as “ students carry­ conclusions,” Sister Mary Jane We'll give your burner the full treat­ The Brltirii hope the fence onlerty) the gbint bombers back LIQQETT DRUa an in London Friday. began streaming into the area. ing the load, enjoying their ex­ Edwards said. “I will be there SEA FOOD ment . . . to make sure that it is func­ will persuade both Oatholics and Into action after the enemy at-- Hoilie & Hale PARKADI An army spokesman said Flnaliy, the arm y spokesman periences and becoming the pri­ only as a guide.” tioning properly . . . to give you Protettants to dismantle the trouble between the two groups tucks returned to ttwi level of be­ S<8 MAIN ST. said, British troops arrived and OPEN mary contributors to their own She is excited and enthusias­ carefree, economical heating comfort. barricades they , erected after Friday night began when a fore the eease-flre. Die spokes­ learning.” tic about the new approach. the crowds dispersed. 17:45 A.M. to 10 P.M. Day or night, routine or emergency, last month’s rloUiig. crowd of Protestaivts ap­ man add Before the opening of school, “A child must be involved, tak­ 'The bar is bn the same street we'll fake full responsibility for the The (JathoHc O v li Defense proached British troops and Nixon held a further confer­ Sister Mary Jane Edwards, ing apart and putting together, where a Methodist church aitd a operation of your burner. .And we Oominittee of “Free Belfast” “ bashed and banged the roofs ence, after the breakup of the Grades 6-8 science teacher at to learn,” she said. noeets tonight to decide whether Junior high school were heavily FRESH FISH make prompt delivery of famous and windows" of trucks they general W id e House meeting, St. Bridget, attended an in- the barriers should come down. wore driving. He added, “The (See Page Sixteen) wllh the |>iirtlcl|xints fmm the service Institute conducted by SPECIALIZING IN BAKED STUFFED Atlantic heating oil. Avenue of the Fineslt I’nclflc area Three Included Yellen at the Glastonbury For full details of our complete burner Gen CrrlgiitiMi W Abmins. U H school. The five full-day ses­ LOBSTER AND SHRIMP NEW YORK (AP) — A aty service, call or write coiimiiuidrr In South Violnam: sions were sponsored by the Oouncll comonittee approved READY FOR YOU TO BAKE A'hn John 8 McOiln. the coni- publisher of the texts and man­ Thursday a bill to name a street muiider-ln-rhlef of U.S. Pacific uals. at the site of the proposed new FOGARTY BROTHERS, INC. fom u, ansi Ellsworth Hunker, One Day “ We covered about one-third $46 million police headquarters Mideast Air Battling U.S nmImiMador to South Viet­ of the material during the work­ “ Avenue of the Finest.” 978 SUlllVAN AVE. 319 BROAD STREET nam Fuel OU — Oil Burner Saks and Service shop," Sister Mary Jane Ed­ The new two-block street runs NEXT TO AQUARIUM DECORS — M4-2S1S Apother who attended the Only Air Ocndlthinlng wards said. “ There will be ton between I^aric Row and Pearl top-level gaitiriing. Philip ..C. SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. s Insared Budget Payment Plan more throughout the year as we Street Just north of the Brooklyn Hnhih. headed back to, Paris get Into the course,” s 24 Hoar Ctatomer Service Sat., Sepf. 13 Bridge. 649-4SS8 where he Is the' senior protea The new method Is a com­ The city’s police often are re­ Enters Fifth Day skmal diplomat on (he U.S. iw- plete and dramatic departure ferred to as “ New York's fin­ gothitlng team. from the former teaching of est." The White House announce- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS were driven back,” he said of the gUK. TTioy reporteo kill­ Israel reported its Jets blasted “ They never fired one shot or ing 100-160 Egyptians in t^ese (Rea Paga Haven) Egyptian targets near P ott Suez drop]^ one bomb.” attacks. today tor the fourth time in five The reported new ’ Israeli at­ On Wednesday Israeli Jets re­ W OODLAND GARDENS "Plants That Please" days. Bigypt claimed planes of tacks came as Israelis observed turned to hit the area. A day lat­ YEWS its air force attacked Israeli po­ Rosh Hashana, the two-day holi­ er Egypt launched a counterat­ Fair Yfmr Fall ArrangenientB, Get sitions in the Sinai Peninsula. day that marks the start of the tack on Israeli positions In the Con" Policy UPRIGHT, 18”-24” H iffh...... $3.25 F o r A T ruly Gohnfnl FaO, Plant UPRIGHT 24”-28” High ...... $3,75 Both sides gave differing ver- year 5730 on the Jewish calen­ occupied Sinai Desert. This "DO-IT-YOURSELF" skms of air acttvllies south of dar. touched off what Israeli officers SPREADING 12”-15” Dta...... $2.00 the Suez Canal. described as the biggest air bat­ I Inch allied Interviewed on the state radio SPREADING 15”-18” Dia...... $2.50 DRY MATERIALS NOW! tle since the June 1967 war. An Israeli spokesman said the after today’s attack, Dayan Israeli jets mounted another By DAVID .MAHON It’s Thne For Fall Planting Now "Nature’s Time" Is The Tfme Israeli planes struck at Abu Da- said, “ I don’t delude myself into Aaaw-lated Preaa Writer raj, 40 uiiiee south of Poi^ Suez attack on the Port Suez area MUMS thinking these raids in them­ Friday. PAIIIH (AP) North Vlat- Full and Nicely Shaped Plants—Up to 12 Years Old TO SOW GRASS SEED! and returned safely. selves will bring an end to the namrse and Viet Gong detegatea R#9. $1.19 'Defense Minister Mbehc Day­ Dayan emphalrized Is r a e l 44 Baldwin Rd., Manchester— 644*8049 fighting. There is such a thing 10 the |ieare conference rslteral- BUELL’S AFRICAN VI0LE1S an said the raids were designed as a constetnatlon of pressure on launched the attacks to retain rd lodny their demonila for a NOW ONLY its initiative because It did not New Shades and Varieties! to force Egypt “to guard those our part.” U H Inaqi withdrawal and the places" and tie up troops. want to find iself in a situation Golfer Lee Trevino proposen to l>et President Nixon Iloune tixlay. Tlie 1 ’reMidenHiaid he t'tnildn’t lake 3 for $2.75 He said the raids force Egypt riXiihliahinenl of a roolltlon gov- A (Talro radio broadcast, how­ on his making a putt on the White JIouKe green the lx*t, tliat the^ 'rrea.'iiiry' I>e|iartmetit is juHf dn lieled) Beg. u . u ...... NOW wmm S f o r S t S l I to tie up troops in the area, pre­ ernrin-nl In ikiuth Vte4nnm ever, said Egyptian planes raid­ (Sec Page Sixteen) as Ryder Cuj) team memliers toured tiie Wliite acroHs tilt- Htreet. T h e l’ll^>^i(le^t miMHed tiie ituU. (This Weekend Only) sumably meaning that they Tllelr s|)eechaa allowed no ed Israeli positions on tlie east have to withdraw them from the •sgiM of iMtslc policy cliangaa shore o f the Gulf of Suez as well 200 KINDS OF HOUSE PLANTS! west bank o f the Suez Canal. atice tile dralh «>f President Ho Presenting UME (DoloiiM lfe) \ os other areas on the southern Dayan’s Interviewer reminded (.Til Mlnh of North Vietnam port of Siiml, occupied by Israe­ Only W bag ~ 3 for $1.9S him Egypt had said it would not Kept 3 This S3rd plenary se»- LOOK ^ FOR ONLY 49e li since the June 1967 war. the good old Volkswagen. shift troops away from the west »iisi of Ihe talks, originally Double Begonias, Indoor-Ontdoor Ivy, Shrimp Plant Co- The broadcast said the planes He Discovers Baboon Mummies SI tin luted for Hope 4 . hud been Il'i not your ordinary taks'.a-gombls Usus, Small African Violets (no flowers), Gynnra, etc. bank of Suez. uisd car. C D E E I 25 Pansy Plants with met no resistance aiKl returned |a>-t|s>ned al North Vietnam’s I safely. It added that Israeli “Well, okay, “Dayan said, “If n't o car ihal hot potted Ihe VW 14- n % B E « Parehase of FortUlier! I FOUNDATION PLANT SPECIAL! they don’t do it, that front will re<|urst for Ihe mourning |»rl- planes tried to retaliate later by IIi'Hvy IN’miliv isl I polnl tofely and perfoneonce tett. Deep Red HIno Azaleas, Salmon Fedora Azaleas, Blue striking at Egyptian positions remain vulnerable and It will be In Search for Physician’s Tomb HydrangeasHydrangeas, English Holly, P.JJM.— - — — Rhododen- - - M - M Neither of Ihe- two chief lielr And hat ow 100% guarantee that around Ras Za'farana, 56 miles possible to hit tt again. I don't IHmTlANIi. Maine (Al’l drons, etc. By ALFRED FRIENDLY the world’s first physician, who wliat Is the supfiosHlon' For an g.itrs wtio had gone to Hanoi we'll repair or reploce oil mo|or mechan­ ' ONLY WWiDD south of Port Suez on the gulf's think they enjoyed what we did I-asrry It Heather. 33. of I The Washington Poet was later to become wurslilt>rd iiiiKWer, one must go laick to for Hu's funeral, was (treseni ical parlt* for 30 doyt or 1000 mllei^ west diore, but were driven off to them last ’Djesday." l.’.rirnarxl musi sfieiKl nt least scons® TURFBUILDER SPECIAL! — SPECIAL!- i CAIRO—Three years ago. it a« a dlety himself the beginning and trace Hut tlwlr ik-puttes mads K clear whichever comet firtt. HAH Plant Food, 6-10-5 ...... 60 lbs. only gs.10 by Egyptian fighters. Dayan was referring to an at­ 314 years, ami tnn|'be nine. was mummified Ibises, ’nils Reserved about theories, Em ery’s work and hypotheaes. null If any pdicy change Is con- So even If anything doet go wrong It 15,000 aq. ft...... GISJNI In Tel Aviv, an Israeli spokes­ tack in which an Israeli ar­ In tenie |>rlson for two bur- HAH Lnwn Food, Covers 0,000 eq. I t ...... M lbs. gt.49 year, it’s mummified baboons. careful about guesses. hesMant A husky. Boft-apoken. humor- teiii|Wnir .IS laying. ' Nothing Is more 1966 VW 1966 VW — Ing aruittier $3 W In • break Reg. W 96 M Junipers, Rhodo, Asaleczs, Hemlocks, Pines many, triguing.” may find It tomorrow, or ten lea 2900 HC.l and of nearby precioua than Iratepandence and IhNuxe-Mauon Wag­ Faotback Sunroof. Vinyl in­ many m ore! nl a filling teollon. In West 6,000 sq. f t ...... , ...... NOW The mUMon or more tolees years from now—or never. But miislabas massive rectangu­ fCa-e- radio. M996 19* _ M« - at Whst were they/ditng In a place interior, vfly clean. I vently believes in the necessity glury. 2 b< 6 lor die other ate Republican leadersliip a with gypeum—cement—aa If the grid himself And Imlvitep Uiat had beer/left untouched by l»le will re'(>iutety continue their of effective and cohesive Repub­ 'SIC 4 Got A Problem? Gome In and Lot John or Loon TanaAira ibln Yon! three-way contest. they were so many rubbed-out came to be equated wllh 'Thoth. man for millennia’ fight until they achieve Indi- 1965 VW Hruska, regarded as tRe con­ lican action in the Senate." gangsters prepared for consign­ assuming his attributes. jMMrr (•endep-r ami freedom " II was/hot unlll 1964 that Bock to Ragular PrUm Monday Morning 1966 VW servative entry in the struggle Scott said he felt he had ment to uie bottom rjt the East urvj even identity lonh Ka Thi, deputy chief of Sedan, Uiue, Emery e ^ ld set about discover radio. ^ 9 5 Sedan. Blue, vinyl to succeed ElvereU M. Dlrluen proved this during eight months Btver Dr. Emery. Edwards The baboons were along the ir»- Viet Cbng delegation, spoke ing answer Then a hunch Everything that'i new for fall in university interior, wlilUwmlta. is expected to make his formal as Republican whip. He defeat­ professor of Egyptology at the sides of two underground pun- In -im'lar terms. ti.-ird/n«-il to a Ihrory Tiic styled sport coots by Craig Scott—including ^LiuMMincement today. ed Bruska. 23 to 20, to win that University of I-ondon. has found sages, one sbovc the other One 81.28 Milliim T i l e United Htatss mute with- ex de(eislU In (he middle of ptaids« herringbones tattersolls, os well os Sen. Hugh Scott of Pennsylva­ position at' the beginning of the 500. of them. The discovery is passage runs.. 140 yards, the Ilraw from South VIsInam all solid color blazers. Two button styles with earlier suggested a ahrlne 1965 VW 1966 VW nia, the acting leader, already < uirent Cr^ngreas unique in Egyptian excavations otber *0 They are about four U.S tnaipe and those of other double side vents or 3-buttori styles with ■'a place o(. pilgrimage in fact (lost of Kiot.*i Sm a i i , kjuUo, vary has opened his campaign with a There remained one question Tlie baboon cemetery, come test wide and six to seven feet fuietgrt cuunlrtra Without posing single center vent. Regulars, shorts, longs. Sunroof. White, M M the shrine, much reterretj to In One doy only. Hurry Ini $1115 radio. letter o i candidacy seeking to mark on the lineup of possible upon In the last few montia and high FVxm and celling are of lU llT F O R / i’ Cimn (ARl - my contmons whatsoever.’’ he both KgyptUn aiwi clasakal play down the element of ideolo­ candidates. Sen. Gordon Allot! only recently announced, is at solid rock, the material that Ice/ iig fires and fjthrr d.un •-lid A coalition government n Writing, of Imhotep The king 1967 VW gy in the Republican race. of Colorado, who hsui adiised 9at}

■ ‘ Judicial Report Says: , Happenings Society Folk MOVIE AUDIENCE Sheinwoki on Bridge Vision Tests ‘♦♦‘ ••♦g u id e ******* News for Senior Citizens C A B O kays Congress Joins Mayors’ A SERVICE OF FILM-MAKERS F o r T e e n s DUMlVnr MAY HAVE View Folksy AND THEATERS. BRIDGE PROBLEMS NORTH The Baby Has Offered For ' By W ALLY FORTIN Airline Fare Discrimination, Militants Saturday, Sept. 13 These r«tply to Mmt A QUO8 5 D iR H m roR Opposition to Funds Freeze Teen Center, School St., 7:30- released aftef Nuv 1. 1968 By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Q A63 WAaUNGTON (AP) — Some 11 p.jn-. Dance to the "Flilush” . New Fashions 0 74 Pre-Schoolers Hello everybody, wont to hear organised programs this past program. But Ctec said the ad­ THIS S E ^ Not every dummy knows Adjustments 300 mayors and their alUee In Last year’s membership card 4k 752 I ‘ something? week mean anything, then It ministration la determined to CAPRi, Italy (AP) — Fashion in add indicates the Him was Oongreas - eu« growing angry preserve the oonce|it o t NDP. Causes of Irish Violence and 75 cents, will get you in. what to say at the end of a EAST A pre-school vlsloo testing gVe started our season of ac- *»^e’m In tor a banner WASHINGTON (AP) - Air­ has gone folksy on carefree submitted and approved under WEST , Been Named program for children three . . ... year, ty* had 127 In attendance with the Nixon administration’s "Undoubtedly we will have to Sunday, Sept. 14 bridge hand. I f your partner A A62 4 943 line fares would go up (or short By COUN FROST tains. What we have to do now dering of political boundaries to Capri. the Motion Picture Code to five yearn oW wUl toe heW ^ for the Fun-Day. four-month freeze on all appli­ limit the kinds of undertaklnge Henry Park, Rockville, Demo­ has played the hand like a cen­ C? 974 ^ 8 Aasocisted Press Writer Is get on with the reforms we favor the Protestants as three ’That’s the message from that of Self'Regulatipn. on the third Monday of each ‘nd'khsd using yo^u bus. The This past week there was hops but would be reduced cations for stepped-up urban re­ to someWhat ahort-range ottes," crat-Republican Outing starts at O J 10 9 2 O KQ853 have promised." basic causes of discontent fashion carnival called Maremo- tipede with 99 broken legs, are month from 9 o,m. to noon "JoHy Green Giant" really quite a bit of talking, but from slightly tor some longer flights newal assistance. he said. "We may arell have to 1 p.m. Ba.seball game -between Suggested for GENERAL 4k A64 4k J 1098 BELFAST, Northern Ireland Militant Protestant and Catho­ among the Catholics. da now in full swing on the Med­ Wood, Brandi Lynne, daughter o< CUaries and Susan starting Sept. 22 at the Com- stepped out in tine style, and on, we hope to make the Officials of the Department of the political groups starts at audiences. you allowed to say a word about under terms of the year's sec­ sot arbitrary and temporary (AP) — Prime Minister James lic leaders denounced the re­ The report warned of “a ris­ iterranean Island. SOUTH FrancU Wood, 838 Carter Rd.. RoclcvUIe. fflie'-was bom Sept munity " Y ” on North Main St, day more enjoyable, and live up Housing and Urban Devrtop- limits over and above that" 3:30 p.m. The “Crimson Haze” g Suggesltd (or MATURE insects? Unfortunately, no. ond adjustment approved by the Chlchester-Clark has admitted port, which accused them of fo­ ing sense of continuing injus­ M aremodaCapri, now in its 4 K7 8, at Manchester Memorial HoqiltaL Her maltemBl grandpar­ ment maintain they are working to play for dancing. Other at­ Bridge is supposed to be a very iT'® o' sons a r i d f ^ t l ^ events on *o ° f Fun-Day. Civil AeronauticB Board. "Projects are going to have to that his Protestant Party menting the religious strife. tices and grief among large sec­ third year, is organized by a audisnees (parental dlacra- < 0 KQJ 1052 ents are Mr. and Mirs. Gene Rlsley, Widiltia, Kan. Her pater­ feverishly to lift the freeze and tractions include .sky diving ard charge by the Man- Monday, at the Center, and nat- Here's some new* many of be slowed down," be warned. has treated the Roman Cathol­ The 10,000-word report, re­ tions of the Catholic population bright jet-setting entrepreneur. tion advised). posh game, and you’re sup­ 0 A6 nal gntndmodier 4s Mns. Joan Wood, Kingman, g«ti The board late Friday ap­ Sam the Neighborhood Develop­ "W e must get this runaaray situ­ the presence of Miss Connect­ Chester PuWic^ HeaSh Nurses uraUy a return trip later In the heen waiting for. Our ics badly and reaffirmed its de­ leased today, was the result of a ... in respect to inadequacy of Count Rudy Crespi. The event B RESTRICTED — Peraone posed to spread a little culture 4k KQ3 proved, with some modifica­ ment Program —NDP. But they ation in haraeaa.” icut. Outing is open to the pub­ Association and local votuntaer aay. three-day trip to Pennsylvania termination on reform. judicial Inquiry by a three-man housing conditions, unfair meth­ has brought the big spending around while you’re playing It. South West North East Bagge, Todd Stuart, son of Richard J. and Oeorgio Ray- women trained by the Con- „ ______Dutch Ooimtry. Well, we have have yet to develop a spending Cox said demand* on the pm- lic. under 16 not admitted, un­ Our Season opened wAh a tions, a (are ((^mula proposed Commenting on a judicial In­ commission Into ^ e nature and ods of allocation of houses, and tourists flocking back to this en­ 'That’s why today’s hand gave I <5 Pass I 4 Pass bum Bagge, RFD 1, Teleigraph Rd., Demdspoct, Mass. He was neotlcut Society tor formula that satisfies the Presi­ gram this year total about $1.9 .Monday, Sept. 15 less accompanied by parent hang, as we broke our attend- finalized, and by American AlrllneB?'''\ quiry’s report on Northern Ire­ causes of the troubles between misuse In certain cases of house chanting island. September used North a problem. 4 9 All Pass bom Scqit. 3 at Cape Cod Ho^iilnl, Hyannis, Mass. His mater­ ventlon of BUndness. dent's inflation-consctous Budg­ or adult guardian. Other major trunk felines billion—more than four times land’s year of violence, Chlches­ Ulster’s Protestant majority allocations to perpetuate Union­ ECHS — All classes, full nal granc^nremlB are Mr. and Mrs. M. Rejibum, New London. Those wishing a mobile unit “ oe record tor our Kitchen So- o*** • t*'® » w p . We’m taking et Bureau, which Imposed the to be the end of the season, but South dealer. inose wisnuig a mobUe unit j . ^ nersons nortlclnat- o^® of 45 people on Oct. 7. were invited by the board! to ap­ the amount likely to be avail­ ter-Clark said: “It is self-evi­ and Catholic minority. ist control of the local authorl‘ schedule, S:02 a.m. -2:30 p. m. (*) Persona under 16 not ad­ Neither side vulnerable. HM paternal gitandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Ricfaaid J. Bagge, freeze April SO, able. the now hotels, packed to capac­ tor n ^ r y school may con- g. and 9. We wUl begin mgliter- ply for the adjustments which dent that in the past all of us’ The inquiry began March 3. ty.’ Williams Building, St. M ary’s mitted. Thii ege reetriction spade, one diamond and one 09 Feiguson Rd. tact Manchester PuWc Health oum was greet to see “ y.. As a result, by one congres- ity, prove that -Maremoda has Opening lead — Jack of Dia­ may become effective Oct. 1. Cbngreae deviaed the program have made mistakes. The ques­ I.a8t month’s riots, in which It also cited “ complaints, now Church, Park St., 6:30 - 10 p.m.. may be higher in certain club. ' • • • » • Numes Association office at 56 ""“ y smiling faces again, and ^ « P 'stonal count, some 47 applicant changed all that. monds. ■nie rates would be effective last year to speed up urban re­ tion is what do we do now—prof­ eight persons were killed, oc­ well documented in fact, of dis­ PINTO, Inc., drug information Owen, Jennifer Lynn, daughter of Fred P. and Jacqueline Elart Center St. I sure hope everyone enjoyed Tonight, in the hauntingly artaa. Check theater or West opened the jack of dia­ We return now to North, who We will only register peraone until Jan. 91, but a spokeoman clQee and counties stand to tose newal. it from these mistakes, or sink curred while the report was crimination in the making of lo­ center . . . inquiries kept anony- AnaWUsMo Owen, 16 Laurel PI. Bhe was bom Sept. 2 at Mhn- beautiful setting of the Certosa advertising. monds, East put up the queen, had a problem In finding the The Connecticut Society for who missed going on the said it was likely they would renewal credit this month tor Unlike conventional pro­ into a welter of recriminations being prepared. cal government appointments at meus. cherter Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are of them didn t 'win anything. Monastery, with the sea softly Printed St • public ttrvice and South won with the ace. right comment after South had the Prevention of BUndness $24 million in improvements al­ grams, NDP allowa a city to which would Insure that those The commission listed Inferior More o i the same next Mon­ previous trip. We wUI make a be continued Indefinitely. all levels but especially of sen­ Pathflncle'rs Club, Norman St., lapping below, 19 of Italy’s most by thit ntwtptper mangled the hand. “ I knew a tS i. and Mm. Dombde Anaataalo, 52 Ansaldl Rd. Her paternal warns that one out of every 20 ready made. Hundreds of others start work on a portion of a re- South promptly drew three day. waiting Uat of persons who did All five members of the board mistakes will be repeated . . . housing, anll-Cathollc discrimi­ ior posts.” 8 - 9:30 p.m., Alatcens, open to newsy designers parade fun fa­ man in a London bridge club gmadmoiber Is Mrs. Elwyn E. Owen, 86 Cooper S t She has a preschool chUdren needs some are loeing constmctlon time -fiewal area with yearly grante rounds of trumpj, a fatal error. sister, Leslie, 2. go last time, but would like to voted tor the Increase, although “We are quite prepared to ac­ nation in making government And it said there were “ com­ ttens who have a relative or shions for next .summer. who always used to play hands form' of eye care and often We had 44 playere tor our , awaiting a decision Jrom the'lad- and loans while planning contin­ cept the facts the report con­ appointments, and gerrym an­ WTien declarer then led' the .. «rr« ♦ • • *i Vice Chairman Robert T. Mur­ plaints, again well documented friend with a urinking problem. Milan Schon, Trico, Avagolf, ,, . , , 1.1 1. j like thgt. North related. He neither the riilldmn nor par- Friday night Setback Touroa- “ “ ministration. Wng of spades from his hand, ^ names only if there Is any room phy and member G. Joseph ues on the remaindBr. in some cases, of deliberate Further information, call 644- Ken Scott, Krizia, Mlrsa, Llvio Harmon. Boderick Charles, son of RteUaid and BUsahelh ents are aware that any vision ’ll®**! with the toUowing win Lawrence M. Oox, assistant The Johnson admlnistmtlon THEATER TIME Wes Pro^rly refused to win ^ left, or we have drop-outs. Mlnncttl said It was loo gener­ manipulation of local govern­ 0133 . . . inquiries kept anony­ Di Simone and Carlo Palazzi Bostick Harmon, 51 ElizabSth Dr. He was bom Sept. 1 at Man- prob’em exiats. Vision problems "®ra( Floyd Post—134, "SUm’ HUD secretary for renewal and applied the. hard sell to the ment electoral boundaries to SCHEDULE the trick. East carefully played . __ spotted early may be correct- Dolirtns—182, Lee Steinmeyer— The price of this trip will be ous. Mlnnettt cited an Interim mous. are just some of the high-pow­ . , , . j 1 ■ j, f 11. 1 falling into the trap, diester Memorial 'Hospital. His maternal grandparents are housing assistance, said in an riepped-up program and ro- achieve and maintain Unlonlrt his lowest spade to indicate that $40 per person,' and this In- (are boost of 3.9 per cent grarit- Red China’s Arsenal Tiieselay, .Sept. 16 ered names on the program. No. Checkbooks.” Mr. and Mm. Dudley 8. Boattek, 73 Ludlow Rd. HIs paternal ed 80 that vision Is irot im- PYonk Anderson—129, Lzi' interview ’it la most kkely" cniitcd 36 .citkM. They received control of local authorities and he held three cards in the suit. paired. This is especiaUy Im- *^® Crawford—129, Clara Renn 1"’° nlghU lodging, (two ed by the board last February. Williams Building, St. M ary’s Thur-day night, a peppy pa- SATURDAY ^ , , There will be no charge for gmndf!a«ier Is Gordon Harmon, 38 Piine HUl St. Hla maternal that leas than $300 million will $100 million In new money dur­ so to deny Catholics Influence West got the message and knew portant for children suffering ~^26. Angle Jarvis—123, Ted “ room) bus fare,, a meal at While the formula boosts Church, Park St,, 6:.30 - 10 p.m,, ra/le of boutique styles called Burnside — Midnight Cowboy, great grandmother is Mm. Chester A. Howard, SL FMembuig, be n\-nllable for NDP. ing the l|*cal Year that ended proportionate to their num­ that he ecu d afford to take the ^ STIel, from amblyopia or "lazy-eye fUvard-122, Bemlce Martin— ‘he Plain and Fancy Restau- fares on an average of 6.36 per PINTO, Inc., drug information Maremoda Difussione provided 7:15, 9:20. This average la less than $1 June 90^ «a wen os 1940 minion Ill-Stocked for War bers.” next spade Instead of holding up ^ ^ bUndness,” a condlUon In which PTorance PUtt—H9. and ‘ hree slght-oeelng trips cent. It is in the shorter (lights center . . . inquiries kept anony­ a sparkling aperltivo for to- CTnema I—Beat House In Lon­ million for each of the appli­ of previouriy reservtd funds. The report recommended re­ hisrv 4 a aceorSA an second time. ♦ a child unconsciously gets used ^®‘h* Jasanls—118. that would otherwise cort extra have the big percentage In- LONDON (AP) — Red Chi­ heads in July and are expected mous. n'ght's main dish, HTd-iong and don, 3:20, 6:45, 10:10; Impos­ obvious business of instruction. DreseUy, James Andrew, son of David and Elisabeth Nan cants or accepted communities Another 275 cltlea and coun­ forms beyond those alrejidy Dresselly, Tmuds Trail, Bndon, 7:30; Kenner, cents per mile tor flighia of of chromosome breaks produced folks, it’s true that, due to the sleeved. Ribbons, wound thong- * *1 • • *1 ^ sportswear to evening many people turning out to help of Ootober. o i ^ f ^ t l l ^ e ^ cials want lo ditch the renewal a fight with government troops China’s armed forces, he add­ the method of political persiui- 9:25. more than 2,000 mtlea. in the bone-marrow cells and re rising cost of bands, upkeep, like around arms and legs, took apparel. with some of our volunteer pro- take as numv huaM ne tuMxloi ed, "a re in a much poorer state flion had, in her opinion, failed." Ea-st -Windsor Drive-In— On Piano's Restaurant Foamier, Diane Jean, daughter of EkneSt and LUDan productive cells of male ruts in etc., the price of membership the pla(5e of all those clinking We hope to able see sonwitonve The basic fare covers coach In regard to equipment" than the Way to the Cru.sades, 7:30; Snide Fournier, 169 Main St., Manchester. She was bom Sept. mSritTbv ‘ ' bL to jecled with a chemical that is a imd^ next chains and Maltese crosses. 6 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar- B finest fol­ service with first-class jet the Soviet Union’s, but he re­ Wait Until Dark, 9:15. ROUTE 6 & 44A BOLTON, CONN. Jean Livingston, Cheryl and up. The weather waa just some- fares 25 per cent higher and metabolic breakdown product of to'lawful and what in ) Five Pre-Raphaelite gone pagan ente are }lbr. and Mm. LaFayette Snide, BeUows Fails, Vt, Her iage while making the trip. fused to speculate on the future. Manche.ster Drive-In —Hell’s KrlsUn Hennequln, and Anita thing else, and along with the night roach fares 25 per cent tlic artificial sweetener. dollars will get you a member­ might be one w ay of describing paternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Fournier Sr. More details later. "Chinese ’ stocks of fissile all probability might have oth­ Angels 69, 10:00; Brute and the and Sandra Sperry. dampnese and rain everyone lower than the baoc. He said it Is liazardous to re­ ship card and free admission this late.st free abandoned look. BeUows Falla, Vt. She has a sister, Nancy, 3. Don’t foiget our boaebail trip Tee Spoon Restaurant material might bo sufficient for erwise been peaceful demon­ Beast, 7:55. Refreshments will be served was keeping both eyes on late animal results to humans on the night of purchase, Mem- Bikinis will be nuder than ♦ *1 ♦ • *1 to Fenway Park on Thursthiy, The discounts for promotional about too atomic bombs of nom­ strations," State Theatre — Charly, 2:40, after the show. Tickets may be "Gerda” the hurricane. We did BOUTS 89 — TAlXXnrVlLU when dealing with genetle ox- ... II ij V, ,1 •’crshlp, open to all town high Sopt. 25. Those who still owe (ares will be reduced from the inal (20-klloton) yield or a ever. Thursday night’s be.st was Long, Susan, daughter of John C. Jr. and Mary MaUoy purchased at the door' or by have eight persona present, and "u! -^ o o l sophomores, juniors, and 6:10, 9:45; For the Love of Ivy, money for this trip must pay up prciien't 25 per cent lo 20 per smaller amalgam of both hydro­ perlmcnls but unless the dlffer- had lime to read the report ful­ just two scrnp.s of brown kid Lang, 188 Proiapect St., Bcurt Hartfoid. She was bom Sept. 7 at contacting Mrs. Robert Bant- seniors, has been extended to 1:00, 4:30, 8:00. they worked real hard, and by Friday Sept. 19. cent (or Discover America gen and atomic varieties,” the enci: can be shown between liow ly. "but my first impression is leather crl.sscrossed with fine Manchertor Momcrtal Hospitel. Her maternal gmndparenta are ly, 4 Garth Rd. made a fine showing. handle the material all recent area high school gold chains. Mr. and Mm. Ekhvaed A. Malloy, Washington, D.C. Her pater Our ’nuiraday morning pino­ (ares; from 50 per cent at HELP WANTED report said. "Some of the fusion that . . . it allows all the signs of BURNSIDE HAS A WINNER! The volunteers receive free present to 40 per cent for youth (H-bomb) weapons could be of •)*’w it would be handled in grads and college students liv­ With it, the model girls wore a «aS grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John C. Long 8r., 361 W. chle tournament hod 48 parti­ hasty compilation and contra­ HIs greatest cru^de. coffee, and doughnuts, as a lit­ standby (ares; luid from S3 1-S Waiter or WaitresB. Full or |Mtrt-tknfi. D«p«ndfibU ing In Manchester. So, break brown jensey cagoule. ■ Center St, Manchester. cipating with the following win- several megatons. "y”'* Uio anl- dictory re-cdltlng. It falls to tle treat. (or their hard work. per cent to 20 per cent (or young ’’’The lengthening )fap that has r«*8ults to stand unless and out your “rainy day" money At midnight, the scene of the • « • '• -*> Radio Today neira: Blanche McDowell — 645, deal with the biuslc social prob­ T m We’II be looking (or more help ^ u lt reservation (aren. and fictivo retired man for full or imrt>tlnie. Apptjr been noted between nuclear 'mill refuted." and support your local Teen show switched from Capri’s Penner, Anne Marie, daughter of WUUam and Marianne WDMC—1166 W. J. Meaeier — 642, Louise lems.” Center. 1:00 Joe Haxer next Tuesday morning, and if Family plan diacounts will be tests may mean, however, that Legator reported appreciable Paisley, in the .United States .swanky Quislsnna Hotel to form NeufeW Penner, 647 Foster St., WappIng. She was bom Sept. 7 Moyerhoff — 619, Francis Flka In peraon between 2-4. 3:00 Dick HcDonouxh your not doing anything for a reduced, aloo, lo lialf (are for fissile material Is not being pro- nunilx'rB of breaks resul'ed In on a fund-raising tour, culled a brilliant multicolored chain as at Mlancherter Memorial H a rta l. Her maternal grandmother B:00 Ken Griffin — 607, Adekside Pickett — 606, Any town organization, school is Mm. Anna Harder, Inman, Kan. Her paternal grandparente 1:00 News, Slirn Off couple of hours in the morning children 2 to II, and two-thlrda duced In the quantities forecast Riven an amount equivalent the panel “ a backroom comml.s- the mannequins danced through WBCH—tl# Katherine Frey — 567, Tom or church Interested In listing how about joining ua. The bus (are (or children 12 to 21, oc- In the West. •“ ••*'*4 whlcli^ might be con- slon,” and said that since there the towns’ tiny piazza on nar­ M attie Rev. and Mm. WTlIlam Penner, Bristol, VL She ima a 1:00 Matinee Grant — 566, Robina OuroU — activities of interest to teens brother, Wniiam Jr., 9; and a sister, MteheUe, 10. 4:00 Hartfnnt Illztillgtits will make a quick run through .componylng the adult. "Likewise, the Chinese mis- sumed by a Imman drinking had been no “ .sworn public in­ row, twisting .streeUs. ’ON MY WAY 7:00 News 665, Mary Thrall — 563, Es­ may contact Fran Conway, • ♦ • ♦ « the route starting at 8:80 a.m., In accepting the American slle program has apparently not several bottles of diet soft drink quiry. Protc.Htants refused to Only at dawn did the crowd TO THE CRUSADES. 7:30 Oasllxht ther Anderson — 660, Peg Ven- (Mrs. Frank J.), 267 Hnckma- Tomkunas, Timothy BUchael, son of Alex and Patricia wnc—1»8# and if you want a ride, plan on propoosl, the board rejected progressed ns fast lui expected “ day. cooperate. Therefore its evi­ start -to thin. I MET A GIRL WH6 1:00 News drtllo — 666, Peter Frey — 562. tac St., 649-6080 anytime, KnthI HarU Tomkunas, 117 Penney Dr., East Harttoid. He was bom being along the route a little plans by five other olrUnes for . . . It Is possible that tl\e ad------dence is all Calluillc evidence,” This mu.st be the only fashion Alto.. .Audrey Hepburn 1:15 Your Home Decorator At our Fun-Day meeting Mrs. **WATT UNTIL IM ftK" Sept. 7 at MancheiKer Memortai Hospital. His maternal grand­ 1 ;66 Boston at N.Y. earlier than usual. Increoaea ranging from 4.8 to 8 vanced weapons program fal­ "I am very glad the commls- Knapp, 643-5766, during the day, .show on earth where the audl 4:40 Monitor Georgtnia Vince was made Striki’ra Wurii or Karon Olllmore, 649-9276 af­ parents are Mr. and Mm. Anthony F. Hard, East Hartford. Hto Wednesday we held our first per cent. tered In 1966-68 duo to political slon has condemned m e,” ho enee plays an active part. hp BURNSIDE 6:00 Weekend Edllkici ohalTimin of the fund raising ter school hours 6:00 News, Weallier Fun-Day of the year, and Uke All trunk olrHnea taking od- unson^s harassment of the small scien­ (>ov«‘riiiii«‘iil Not T»i Act The celebrities, .socialites, £4M w /m o /i paternal grandporertte are Mr. and Mm. Alex Thmkunas, 20 Jo- committee, and Mrs. Mary said, ‘'because I wouldn’t want 6:20 Strictly Sports always there was quite a bit voiiltage of the new formula tific community engaged on the movie .>rtnrH, mannequins and DRIVE IN ★ RT 5 s e i* St, Manchester. He has a sister, Keri, 2. 6:46 Monitor Rhodes la going to nsolal me PARIS (A P ) - French rail lo escape the condemnation of a *1 10:30 Monitor to talk about regarding . plana must (He their proposals at Isost program, but efforts to restore with the planning of our week­ service ranged from zero to in- commission that praises the fm-hion editors thronging Capri 11:00 News, Weather for the season. 14 days In advance of their ef­ the' momentum must now bo in Bought Hole are a pretty dro-sey crowd in White, Alexandra, daughter of Peter J. and Dianne Jones 11:30 Sports Final ly entertainment. freqiM'nt in the third day of the murdering ami outlawed IR A .” 11:30 Other Side of the Day We had Mr. Raymond Dwyer, fective date. Candy Kitchen progress.” White Jr., Pine Lake Dr., Coventry. She was bom Sept. 4 at rail .strike today. One union The Inquest was ordeixHl by themselves. WROP—1414 oolleolor of antique inkwells and Speakingzif entertnlnmefrt''thla Where tjuallly t'aiidy Is Mode Fresh Dolly The Institute’s estimates of LEICESTER, England (AP) Manchsster Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are 1:00 Dick Ileatherton The odjustmenta are offered leader warned the government Northera Ireland’s British gov- The beautiful and the bizarre bottles, talk about hls experi­ izsning Wednesday we wlU have the strengths of the Soviet Un­ The city of I.s!icester has Mr. and MTs. Grady Jones, Panama City, Fla. Her paternal 2:00 Mike Green (or Northwest, American, Unit­ not to take any kind of action ernor, Ix>rd Grey and was cun- go hand in hand. This movie is the best fun in town! 6 :00 Frank Holler ences and he also had on dis­ two of our talenterl nymbers f’hnose Fridii (Her t»0 VsrIellM ion and Cliimi lined up this w a y : bought a hole In the ground and gmndparerito are Mr. and Mm. Peter White, Sr, Gloucester 12:00 Gary Girard ed, Western, Trans World, agaln.st the strikers. ducted by a Scottish High Court Crowd-watching la all part of play a variety of types of Ink­ put on a show for us. p lr. John Gross national product: now Is wondering what to do Majss.She has a sister, Ehnllyann, 5. WINF-ItM Branlff, Eloatem, Continental, Small countryside lines were jiMlgc, Lord Cameron, and two with It. the fun. 6:00 News wells and bottles. It was very O’Neil and hls hot I i ^ fiddle, Delta, NorthweM and Notional. U.S.S.R. $430 billion, China $48- 4 41 4 *4 « 5:10 S p e ^ Up the worst hit. Many of these Belfast profoHHora. Informative, and everyone en­ end John MirLuskie u the piano. 78 billion. British Railways, govem- Wagner, Katherine Gayle, daughter of Kenneth and Mary 6:00 News ’Iha CAB In effect left the nine lines face ]x)sslble euts in gov­ A few hours after the report 6:10 World This Week , , joyed the program Immensely. I Isiow you'll be for a real Military expenditure in 1969; mnit-owned, looked around its McCtdlough Wagnte-, 18 Dailey Circle, RockvUIe. She was bom 6:30 Speak Up local oervlce aJrilnea Air ernment efforts lo reduce the was released, large fires (iroke .musical thrent, you'd belter CRACKER STICKS U.S.S.R. $53 billion, China $4.8- cupboard and found a 1,796- Sept. 6 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand­ 12:00 Slcn Off If the attendance for our West, Allegheny, Frontier, Mo­ climbing deficit of llic national­ out in a Methodist cliurcli and a yard-long tunnel from Leicester plan tsi being (or this one. try tsefior, rriop rraefcam I 7.8 billion. parents are Mr. and Mm. Melvin McCuBo»«h. St. Marys hawk. North C-entroJ Ourk, ized system. nearby junior high scliool in a flfia nosMnga — gveal os Arm y: U.S.S.R. 2 million lo Glenfleld, timi.sod. The rail W. Va. Her paternal grandmother is Mm. ChrisOimta Wagner' We are told UiW Nellieh Moran, Piedmont, Southern and Texas Tlic loMg-dlstanc«' .schedules predominantly Protestant area men, China 2.6 million. line through it has been aban­ S t Mhiys, W. Va. Florence SulUyiui. and EUnsbeth International—out of the tore In­ wore iH'Ing iftalntainod by non- of the city. Troops were culled C o v e n t r y Soviet army In Asia wlUiln doned for years. 4 4) • |4 4 RoWnson were sick, and we cer­ crease bracket. sirlkers nl from one-slxUi lo in to control the crowd that close reach of the Chinese fron­ So BR put It up for sale for Cain, Shaun David, son of David A. and Nancy Store­ tainly hope/by thte WedneotWy • The board ooltmatoa Nothwert tier : 56 divisions, 10 at full com­ one-third the normal frequency. gatheriHl before dawn to wateli ( ’Ity council snapped it up. house Cafai, Harriet Dr.^ Coventry. He was bom Sept. 1 'at Mhn- all will good enough to would receive the greateot bene­ tile flames. Achievement Test Set bat strength. E lg h fo f the 66 di­ Mcanwlillc Georges Seguy, Now they don’t know whnt to chSrter Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. join US. fit. a 7,78 per cent Inrreaos. visions arc tiuik divisions. Chinn secrolary-gcneral of the strong­ Youths thn-w stones ami bot- do with it. One taxjwiycr wrote and Mm. Howard Stondiouse, Fort Myem, F^l Hh pateriBl I knqfkr I’ve probnbly left while Netlonal would get file has a total of 108 Infantry divi­ est of several unions lavolved, lle.s at 60 firemen fighting U'c in : grandparente are MY. and Mm. G. Douglas Gain, Weymouth, F o r G r a d e s 9 -lZ in O c to b e r out. hcMfever this la least benefit, a boort of S.02 per sions and five armored, three ttie Communlst led tieneral Con­ bluzt's. Both buildings were "F ill It Up and forget about Mass. He has a brother, Steven, 4; and a atster, Stacey, 2. quite Jong already, so I’ll and cent. cavalry and two airborne divi­ federation of Libor (CX’.T ), told heavily damaged. it.’’ ♦ 4. 4 • Arnold G. Preosman, director of withdrawal. In neither cose wlth/our weekly othedule. Meanwhile, the CAB sold It sions. Four are stationed in Sin- a gathering of strikers lhat "in Palmer, Rojee Clifford, aon of Paul 3. and Merele of Puptl Personnei Services .In will any credit be given for the .y, 10 a.m. to Noon, would study oevsral laouea defil­ klang, on t'tvina’s northwest bor­ the event that the government Drumm Palmer, Gehrlng Rd.. TbOand. He was bom Sept. 4 at the local schools, has announoed dropped subject. n Social, 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., ing with (oree -liKludIng the der. Four are in Inner Mongo­ seeks to U.SO repres-sUm against 1st RUN-iALL NEW Manchester Memorial Hospital. HIs maternal grandparente are the adoption of the Test of Once again this year, five inochle Tournament. Bus will rate of return on Investment, etondfirda for average k>ada and lia. and 26 are between Peking the striking Iraln crows ... it THE LATEST Mr. w d Mm. (Clifford Dnimm, Niederwerfer Rd., South Wind­ Academic Progress (TA P) for students will be selected to take up otortlng at 8:90 a.m„ IdANCHESTt the dMferenttal between first- ROUTE 4. lOLTON TIL 449-4332 and China's northeast border. will run.up agaln-st un energetic '■meiJ.’W ANGELS" HIT sor. IDs paternal grandmother is Mm. Hazel Palmer. Gehring h*gh . school students In Coven­ part in the work experience pro-/ and return at noomUme, and again at 4 p.-m. class and coach rote# - and then The bulk of Chinn’s tanks coimloratlack by all workers.” RMS I I 44A 4 BOIION NUICH Rd., Tolland. He has two brothem, Brett, 4H, and Thome, 2. try. TTils achievement test will fram at Mansfield 'Tralnli were mode or desIgTied by the Possible government aellon V ♦ 41 be given to all students I n ______' Tueodsy, 10 a m to Noon, would decide on a request from OPEN DAILY eklng His paternal grandparents am Mr, and Mm. Burton W. Jack- compoaMlon, reading. Hteraiure. Students will miss ^ e class Lanes. This year new teams will Soviet Navy has 120 submarines mainly shorter working hours, son, dark Rd.. Bolton. He has a brother, Eric. 2. mathematics and arienoe. This LL 1 eaclT day on the rotawn sched­ be formed, and bowHng will be In Far Eastern waters, many of which would require nddlltonal ♦ ♦ ' • - M » will be the first time In recent ule. Jobs available m the pro­ organized In a pmff,salonai man­ them armed with nuclear weap­ IH-r.sonnel. Tlie unions luive TOMSTERN JEREMY SLATE COLOR Barrett, Patrick Blake, .ron of wmtajn HI and Joan years that students at Coven­ A Reminder— •4..4V4 J| gram Include secreurlal os well ner. Lots of room tor mom ons. 'It said China has 33 subma­ turned down an offer to Increase Good Barrett. 3 Edgemere t)r., Yardly. Pa. He was bom Aig. try High School will have had as custodial work ' pcofHe. so why not gtve It a try. rines, and only one has tubes for personnel by five ;>er cent. 20 at Holy Redeemer Hospital. Mlddlebrook. pt. HIs maternal achle>-ement tests in olx aca­ ballistic missiles. NOTHING BETWEEN THEM but HATE! The General Aptitude Test Wednesday, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., Doublo Dufy gmndpamnte are Mr. and Mrs. WWHam Good. Merrick. N.Y. demic areaM. Fun-Day. bua witl pick up at Turning to the comparative Hls paternal grandparents am Mr. and Mm. WlOlam Barrett Pressman Indicated that all Battery will be/glven on Tues­ strength of the United States a ta iiii r«MI- nrST 12:90 p.m. and return at 4 p.m. Jr,, 96 Washington St.f Manchester. He has a brother, WlIHam scores the students receive will day. Oct. 7. TUoaf students who Um For and the Soviet Union, the report ______sljnril up spring to take Ttauraday, 9:30 a m to Noon, .]lA]iE*IEAST I TV, 4 H ; and a sister, Kelleen, 1. , be revlewcxl with the students Pinochle Tournament. 9 g.m.,. to said the Russians within the ♦ ••••■ theii^lvea a ^ thrir p o r ^ Ihl® vocotioiial battery wlfl be next four months will have The BOBBY VINTON 4:90 p.m , reading, pool. TV 2 Woekdaya at 7:00-8:45 Shody e iM i't >/ 'Gq|leN ra.-i£.'COLORSCOPE^ Rawoon, Michael Arthur, son of Ralph and CXro) Crandall during the winter months. Par- permitted to take the tert. viewing, vtoHlng. snd open cord more Interqontlnental and medi­ Sat., Sun. t:0»e3:45-5;SO-7:lS with Brad Davis The SchoUsUc Aptitude Test um range nuclear weapons thiui Rawson. 9 Lilac St., Mancfie"al. Her m*'emal to meamre the yearly progi'tba College-bound juniors may tlc missiles with nuclear war- l^H ltf “Love of Ivy" Tahuna and his Polynesian Dancers irrandmcther *s Mrs. .Toaephlne Snyder, New1n*ton; Her pa’ er- of Coventry children bi rom- take the Preliminary Scholartlc I KODAK.POLAROID ISKMiSS-S.-OS The Magid Triplets; Song aiid dance trio nal grandparente am Mr. and Mrs Joseph Orinnan. tXOiwIs*. parloon to children In the N< Aptitude Test on Oct. 21 Sign­ AOiNCY DANCE4 \ A. PC.Si; Pa. She h u a brother. John J r. 2*4. Ei^gland areas mm w«il up fbr this will be during the • » • * s I DISCOUNT Pilots Ulaiirlp?»trr Umttei States." first two weeks of October In •'p.S.vTIte coi^tenta.. . ; Shady Glen lea Cream la V ■ Saturday, Sept. 27 S Is b ijM BefSMtt. Cbcrrl Lynn, chiuriiter of Peter and Ei‘*a*>e*h In ether news from hu of­ the puldsrtce office , ARTHUR DRUR dee-lkiotia. ^ _ Fonri Bennett. 87 M*'n 81.. Manrhcrter She wn* bora Sept. 8 fice. Preosman has anmunced Pressman has also annouoccd €ufnino l^crali) at Mondierier Memorial Hospital Her materml erandp*rehte that no student change of arhe- that re$ireaentaUvea will be at RAY'S PAVILION V t o f t w am Mr. and Mm. Riedtord Fomt, I»*lp. N Y Her rotemal dule will be mode after SepL fkrientry High School lo meet PubUitiwl Dally Exce|>t BuMay* grandparents am Mr, and Mm. Lester Bennett. Sherman. 16 that Is Student-Initiated. ' aAd BoUdays u 13 Blurll Si reel COVENTRY LAKE with rtudents oa follows: New Maochester, Conn. 106040) "W hotEvw Conn. She hsa a sister. Heather. 2*4. Mudents srbo drop any two- HompriUre College. Scfit. IT at Dancing Every Sat. 8-12 P.M.— $1.75 Shaoi^ S liu v 0 a b u f, S lo JtsiA . Telrahoiie 643-3711 Happened semeoter course after the first 1 p.m.; Wcotem Connectlcat gecond Claas Poatage I’aM ai Every Sun. 6-9 P.M__ $1.00 nehaar, Jenarier DIsaheth, AoimMer of Edward and marking period will receive a State College.- Sept 2$ at 10:1S Mancheatcr. Conn B i n B i l i H a Maryann Amstieod Klebaur. 40 HIIliMe St. Harttofri. She Aunt Alice?" msT $Hi9wnrLD. massachmctts Km^ rrsAe of F. Any semester a.m.: Bryant College. Se$il. 9S TWO OOFrVKNIKNT LOCATIOm SUBSCRIPTION RATK8 / wma bom Sspt. 7 at KaiMhetter Memorial Hbeprtal Her ma*er- / Payable In Advance / course that Is dropped will- re: at 9 a.m ; Newbury School o f Color enc a nM grandnarenta am Mr, and Mm Waiter Amttead. ^ k e r - . /oae Year ...... $3o.ue THE WILD WEEDS cefve a grade to be determined B^otneso, Sept. 29 at 11 ;1S a.m.. WaDONDRU^Ce. (Jofia aad Buain Btog) ■ s !«♦"«>*■ ...... U K iffs* ton. N J. Her paternal rrondtouente am Mr. and Mm Edwaid teacher os the average and Hartford Hospital School of Three llontba ...... 7. so nehaur, Berkeley Hetgtrta. N J. ■ Ooa Mooth ...... 3.W (ot the subject up to the time Nursing, Oct, 1 at 1:1S p.m.

■ ) "V P A G E F O U R A.: MANCHESl'ER EVENING‘HERALD. MANOHlto^l je k . ’ CONN,. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1969 BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1969 PAGE FTVff AanrliPHtpr “Itt Own Planet” Coventry Cmtlnued study of the pictures sent Connecticut MPs Arrest €tipmng i|praii) back by the two Marhier missions has Specuil Education Program jS - _____ now rescued Mars from the early igno­ 'y , ■ •PTJBLlBHgl) BY THE Yankee AWOLGIs ' HKRAT.n PRINTINO - University and the Hig^iway ing symbolic sanctuary. SUBSCRIPTION RATES tendent of Schools Laurence G. days soidety. ford tor over ten years. Two Management Seminar at UConn. ParAble tn AdvAnce our scientists that Mars is neither Moon, pen to be cioesed off on every O’Connor. years ago the owners decided But another 13 AWOL Ola who One Tear ...... 130.00 All Coventry women are In­ Spencer serves as an associate Six Monthe ...... U.SO with Its monohmous dust and craters, politician’s list, ter nnreiiaUe The local program has been vited to attend the meeting, Member of the Institute o t Traf­ were thought to be at the ■mree Monthe ...... 7.80 churches eluded arrest. A ______One Month ...... Aeo nor Earth, with its teeming life. Is the or perverse or mlaguldad be­ selected as one of the outstand­ which will begin with a busl- fic Ekigtneers and also as a ing programs for educable men­ neas session at 7:30 p.m. Dr. member of the Traffic Opera- spokesman for the dissident GIs appearance. In the final proceaalng of the havior on our unruly typewriter ___ membe:r o f tally retarded children In the Iger’s talk is sriieduled tor sold late Friday that several of _ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS at some time in the peat. tlcna Ocanmittiee of the Highway Mariner pictures, of a rather vast regjkin state. The school system’s pro­ 8:15. Research Board. the 13 had left the churches and AaeodAted Press Is exclusively entitled made their way to the U.S. to the nee of republlcetlon of All news dis- fl ij But we suspect it is primazUy gram in the development of a Dr. Iger la a member of the Kehoe la a Navy veteran who g igjtee credited to It or not otherwise credit- on Mars which offers a "chaotic ter­ mainland during the past week. because there haven’t been any­ prescriptive teaching model for sta.f at Hartford’s Bistitute of has been with the Bureau of ed In ^ paper and also the local news putr rain" full of wild hlUa and valleya, and Ueb^ here. thing like the outings and dam- elementary age handicapped Living. • 1 Traffic tor 21 years. Two of the servicemen who An rtahta of republlcatlon of special dls- had been In sanctuary—Airmen P*lcfaee herein are also reserved. tmexpectedly warmer than other seotiona bakes there used to be, in an­ children has been chosen to ap- Any woman who needs trans­ He is a graduate of the Porter of the planet. other day. In the annual report for 1968-70 portation to the meeting should School of Design and Is a m em ­ Louis D. Parrs. 21. Mountain _77ie Herald Print Ins Company Inc., as- of the Connecticut School De­ cxHitact etther Mrs. John View. CJaMf.. and Marine Cpl. ■ nnn im flnanciai responslbUlty for typo- We m ay not know what thla region U When we grew iqp on the ber of the Connecticut Society Abapolcal erron appearing tn advertisements velopment Council. Feeney or Mns. Alton Taylor. of Cl\11 Engineers and, an Bs- Louis F. Jones Jr., Oiarleston. fringes of the political game, S.C.—ore now at some undis­ m d ^ e r reatUnf mauer In The Manchester really like until we take cloaer plcturea, . The special education division Evenins Herald. there was fun mixed in with tbe Slide Show Bociate member of tJRe Insti­ closed location In Canada after some time in 1971. But at least It Is game. , of the University of Connecti­ The Conservation OommlsBlon tute of 'Traffic Engineers. Snbacrl]^ to Loe Anfeles ■ Tlmes-WaabtiM- being In South Bend. Ind., Sept. too Poet News Service. something strange and mystertoua and Certain political clubs, wUch cut, in cooperation witif the is plaiming a second slide show, 2, at the National Elptscopal of N. E. A Service, Inc. prided themselves on the way Coventry school system, devel­ to be held at the high school TO HEAR FBI AGENT Church Convention, the spokes­ Represenutlves — The Julius romantic, even though It does not do oped a model program desighe auditorium on Sept. 19 at 7:80 Charies E. Weeks, special ~ ’fork. Chi- they won preference ter their man said. cago. Detroit and Sostoa much to reestablish the pre-Mariner candidates and leaders, and ter to offer a solution to tbe prw p.m. agent In charge o t the Connecti­ Three of those still at large lems of individual education!, cut Dtvialon of the Federal Bu­ au d it BURKAU o f CIRCUL.A- speculation aboiR the poaalblUty of some tbe way they delivered dele­ The program will consist, as were Interviewed by television AV/zia. programs for the handicapped, reau o t Investigation, will ad­ kind of life on Mars. gates and votes, had establish­ the first show last year, of station KHVH-TV Friday but educable child. aX^rlea of color pictures taken dress the Hartford Chapter of kept their backs to the camern. Display advertlstnx closma hours: ed summer dates and places ter the National Association of Ac­ • £?'■ JJooday — 1 p.mTFrlday. We were In danger of falling Into the The Coventry program seeks in vtoyentry, and will again ask They said they left the sanc- Fw ^esday — i p.m. Saturday. tine all-day festlvltlea. Tou countants at their monthly bored assumptlsn that having seen one started out at noon with steak to offer a program that de­ the question, "how well do you tiwry, begun early In Augu-M. For Wednesday — i p.m. Monday velops Individual educational meeting to be held at the In­ For nursday — l p.m. Tuesday. and Uver sandwiches; you play­ know'your town?” ,V' when they "felt time was get­ For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. planet was the same thing as having programs for the child based dian Hill Country Club. New­ ed baseball, or pitched borse- Parente are invited to come Arruda ting short." Their Identities and 1 P ™- Thursday. seen them all. We were In danger of on a complete psycho-education­ ington, on Tuesdtiy, Septem- O '”- ‘Iv wore shoes, or guzzled beer, or play­ and brln^thelr children and see present location were not dle- ® for Murday having the very heavens declare their al evaluation, relevant to the how m ar^ spots around town to form a realty company, to ’9®9, at 6:45 p.m. dosed. and Monday publication. ed poker, In the aftemoim, and be known os the Lou-Sam Weeks Is n native of South sameness. particular educational environ­ they can identify. Military authorities say If any you sat down, toward twfllght, Realty Oo. Dakota, where he obtained his Saturday, September 13 ment of that child. The project A* Eiutieni States more servicemen take sanc­ Now some varietal spice Is back In to a repast which had both attempts to synthesize the avail­ Presently he has four sales P7*o*law training; and later, his quality and (juantity, ter there The local 4-H; Krafty-A-Go-Go tuary anywhere here, MPs will space. able knowledge of the handi­ people -working for him. They degree from the George was certainly no percentage in group will gdve"leisure and take them Into oustody, capped regarding evaluation, are Eddie Motta and Terry Washington University, Wash- The Army said the 12 men ar- Premiers In Peking getting a lot of people out to pleasure” demointration Mon­ Martin of South Windsor. Helen Ingrton. DC. Weeks entered diagnosis, prognosis, individual day at the Eastero States Ex­ This is "Rell Flower” one of the two patterns of translucent imixirtod china re.steel six sailors, five soldiers show them a cheap time. programming, learning theory, Lockery of Manchester, and duty with the FBI on Septem- and one Marine wnidd be The mere fact that Russian Premier In addition to such estatdtab- position In Spring^ld. The Connie Tyler of East Hartford. ’2. 1930 and has held num- to lie available at the Grand Union, at the 1‘arkadc, and all other Grand Ho Chi Minh planning and evaluation. demonstration is set tor 4 to 6 turneil over to their respective Ko«3rgln could turn axlde on his trip ed and traditional summer They handle residential, com- ®iiais offices in all parts of the I’nions beKinninjr Monday. The pattern is an aviH'ado green with hints of yel­ OConnor stated that he was p.m. on the ExposlUon^fTounds. servlco*. home from Hanoi and Hy to Peking and Ho Chi Mlnh is mourned today by his dates, there was a perpetually mercial and Industrial prop- irnujtry, from New York to low and a white overlay. Kims of each piece are edgini with gold. A five very pleased with the coopera­ Among the demonstrations erties throughout the Greater Hawaii. Since 1944 he hjis A s|K>kesnmn (or the men In hold a meeting with Chinese Premier followers as a patriot but to the rest of revolving list of individual piece place setting and Ifi completer serving pieces will lie available, .lo.sepli tion and Interest shown by the will be how to make pilloVs out Hartford area. served as agent in charge of snnrtimry said the MPs tdckeil the world hu dedication to the cause of hoets, who moved into their Chou En-lal la full of surprise and fuU UConn staff in working with the of face cloths, barrels out of Arruda resides with his wife ^^’dd offices and Is presently in McNulty, vice iiresident and general manager «)f all Uonnecticut Grand Union clown ikxir* at the Church of the communism superseded love of country. host poelUcm as they etther con­ of meaning, even though we are not local schools. Representing tin cans and clothespins, CtuM- Mildred, and their five children eleventh assignment in t^ t stores, says that this offering is lieing maiie liecaiise the Ittfiti promotion of the Crossroads, biz said there was T'** tiag te consequences of hki refusal ceived or cashed In cn ambitieii UConn have been Dr. James same china was so successful. no resistance by servicemen likely to know what the two men over to budge from a fixed position Is written mas Rose pins out of burlap at 19 Meadow Lane, Manches- capacity. for paid or elective ptdltical of­ Strauch and Dr. C. N. Rucker, and there will also be a bboth^ Hej. Week’s subject to r the eve­ being arrested. said to one another. on the scarred land and oad faces of fice. both assistant professors In the Tliree servtremen were ar- of thlnga the group has made ning will be ’’The Accountant’s PROMOTED AT TRAVELERS FINANCE MANAGER the Vietnamese people who have been m Sometimes it ahnoet seems as Department of Educationial Psy­ Role In Crime and Law En­ resGsl at the Unitarian (Tuirch The surprise will be for those people offered up as sacrifices for a materialis­ 1 in the past. TWO AT SEMINAR Three iiren reKlilenlM hiive re­ IHud O. I-ew1s. of ’.’0 < 'onttitxl If our first half century of cov­ chology.- Acting leader for the group forcement." of llonohihi and anoUier was of both Russia and China who have been tic doctrine. eorge T. LaBonne, of the ceived promotions at Tlie Trav­ Rd.. has bean proiiuZral to .Mim­ plekeil up ttt a Friends’ ((^ak- ering politics had been merely Representing the local school will be Charles Carl Jr., with , Arthur -Rautio of P«U, M ar­ elers Insurance Companies, It Behind the gentle flsoade was a tough, George T. LaBonne and Associ­ ager o t luMallmmit k'Uuwu-e Ui erl meeting holme. hearing their respective propaganda a matter of free beer and free In- the development of the pro­ Junior Leader Jane Kingsbury. wick, Miitchell & Oo. wlU be was announreil by President dedicated, Moscow-trained ccnsplrstor ates, Inc., Main St., and Wll ___ the Ibirtfonl urea for U»t> Ibirt- steak and chicken and lobster gram has been Director of Pu­ Members are Cindy Galligan, Meeting Chairman (or the eve- Roger C. Wilkins following thJ bureaus pour out the vitriol about one who served for many years as a Soviet 11am ^mmerman, of 38 Bruce mjjg ford NatioauU Hiutk imd Tnlst and expensive moaqulto-bitten pil Personnel Services Arnold Donna Ellis, Cheryl Caisse, monthly meeting of the -Imard another. agent In Asia. He was thoroughly pre­ G. Pressman. O’Connor ex­ Rd., a-\ field representative of tio. poker. Sharon and Cindy Ingraham of directors. pared by the Kremlin to wage revolution pressed his gratitude to Press­ the Natlbna’ Life Insurance Co., iJOvls Jotiieal Ifairtfnrd NoUin. And the surprise will be for all those and Patricia Carl. ASSISTANT TREASI'RER Harold F. Ljiws of Brandy 31.. Ri’viw’ Polirv on an lirtemotlonal scale on behalf of Somewhere in the second tiatf man "tor his Innovative work are both In New York attending al In I961, He was luuned an of- a brief orientation seminar. Joseph LupaccMno Jr, of 123 Bolton, was appointed secretary world capitals which have been follow­ a totalitarian way of Ute. ' century, we began to be aware In this and other areas.” Florence St., has been promoted of the fact that somebody had Manchester Evening Herald The semlqar which began ______On DiHlountiim ing the trouble along the Chineae-Ruasian That early training so encrusted his Junior Women to assistant treasurer of the to be paying for oU this, and "Wife, Mother and Woman: Coventry correspondent Holly yesterday anq will wind up to­ frontier with mixed emotions — half political viewpoint that he was umble day is conceriled with two mu­ United Bank and Trust Co. Tor Hi^lnvjivs that quite frequently those who How Much of Each” will be Gantner, tel. 742-8795. to tolerate more than his concepts In tual funds organized by the Na­ Lupocchlno, asristant mana­ hoping that the two Communist giants seemed to be paijdng for It baa ger of- the Barry Square office WAHlIINliTON (API his homeland. In a poslUon to preta for THE AGE OF AQUARIUS IN CONNECTICUT— 109TH VVOODSTOCiT' f ^ R * ^ sjivMa onata tional Life Co. and recently would get at each other’s throats In a truly free Vietnam alter he was Instru­ certain talents for ahovlng It 1jcr>' of Ti an#i|h»rtanun off on somebody else. That registered with 't^e Securities _ earnest, half dreading what any such mental In the successful struggle agairst and Exchange Commission. Vnl|H‘ ?aiyq hr will luM iU^>rovr the French, he clung to the cause of oom-- super-generous host, in other Seale Taken . hiKliwuy hn nhiyfi war would be likely to mean to all man­ words, might be really putting I Fire Calls The sem inar Is onii of thirteen munlsm. Ho never understood that his volcanic activity here. Apollo 17 regional meetings ^eing held rat«* {M'nph* UhlrHji n* kind. — — to have been carved by water. the screws to somebody else, or , Town UrefigbterB went to 19’ nation wo.-' popu’ated by people of Wonders of the Universe will investigate this evidence. throughout the country this pliiremffit Junuilni;/ luui !>crn The objective will be to dte- reaUy selling part of his dty or To Q iicago Green Manor Rd. yesterday at hum There Is no doubt everyohe Is surpris­ diverse and deep allegtanoes not neces­ Apollo 16 will land near the cover whether there was water 12:87 p.m. where they ex­ month for National Lllc repre­ sarily consistent with his own restrictive rim of the Crater Tycho, the his state to some sharp oper­ sentatives. \ will iui nrw>» ti’ ed. at this site in the past and if ator In the background. tinguished a fire in a washing and authoritarian political philosophy. Apollo Explores Moon "eye” of'the most prominent It is present today. For Trial Kmnk Turn^ ‘ rrtirrul machine. hlKhw'iiy iiiUuliiUtntUir. iiulil ii What the meaning of the meeting may Even as he died. North Vietnam’s ne­ ray system visible at the time Apollo 19 will explore the Hy- The slow permeation of this SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — APARTMENT AGENT^ _ By DR. I. M. L E V nT . Firemen Investigated a burn­ WUUam V: FellMraloa Jr. VNilpr Ihr jMK'rrtnry'* gotiators tn Parts refused to give more ged, rocky areas of the lunar of a fuU moon. Surveyor 7 suc­ kind of knowledge did, we con­ be Is not>so easily established. DIRECTOR glnus Rilla in the center Hy- Black Panther party chairman ing complaint yesterday at 664 C. J.'C o n lam of J. D. Iteal than a faint hiiH of what It would take aurface. The Fra Maura forma­ cessfully landed here and an glnus. Thls^ is a six-mile, low- fess, operate to take a alight Bobby Seale, facing an extra­ rriimrkiy'W* hhu-k rlrrtr*! oftl ■riMi Feia Ploaetariim W. Middle Tpke. They found a Estate Assoclalies, Inc., 618 C ^ Zoning Hoard of Appeals. Ur Is rhil« art luHtllutr Krliluy But It reminds us all of a few things. to break the Parts peace talks deadlock. tion la a smoothed higMond age of less than a million years rimmed crater with small edge off our appetite, so that dition hearing' here later this ter St., announced, that the firm a t T tm Franklin Institute burning rubfbdsh barrel. The call marrU-d and has one iiiurrlrj timiimnrrnioni rrprr The U.S. was told that If It gets its mantled by a tremendous vol­ was derived for the crater. In domes on its floor and the great there came a time when we month on Connecticut murder Although schism between adherents of came In a t 2:52 p.m. has been selected to be the ex­\ daughter. li (If'fxirtiirr from prrvkuu* troops out of Vietnam fast enough. North Where wUl ithe other nine ume of ejected material from the region of Tycho there is cleft. The rill will be explored had a little less stomach tor charges, was taken to Chicago clusive leasing agents for the the same religion or Ideology Is usually Fctheratoii Joined the com­ ixhh y r^*qulrln|f m»ly tlmi ii rrlo vietn.'mese would "exam'iie this factor _ Apollo moon flights land ? Will thi ancient Mare Imlplum Im­ much surface and subsurface to detect displacement due to the good food and the relaxed Friday by U.S. M arshals to Northwood Apartments located pact. company. pany in I96H. was named senior .^uUori pn»Knint In* on the* druw the most savage and bitter of all human and take It Into account." ’This Is so these lunar goals insure proper impact debris. The first 20 to earthquake. The greal rille Is stand trial on other chargee. Retired Workers cn HUUard St. audit aeslHtant In 1959 and trav­ N vngue that It could mean anything. A scientific rewarda tor an ex­ On this flight, for 6»e first in|{ boant divisions, the measurement of the actual 40 feet of material around Ty­ pockmarked by an abundance But several times a summer, The Chicago charges stem The Northwood Apartments eling alldltcr In 1962 In 1986 he M iMUiwhllr. Vol|N- Hiih) Ui«* Ail withdrawal of 100,000 American troops penditure a t tSSO mlUion per time, the astronauts ivlll ktray cho may reveal Information of chain craters, believed to be on the right kind of day, the old from demonstrations at last Must Pay Own consist a t 30 two-bedroom and 17 separation can remain narrow. Until from the equator, M r the F ra was made an administrative as- mlnUtmtlon tntriMtf to lairt* Oir cculd tr gger a Oommunlst offensive and f.'ght? 'Ihese quratlcns have concerning the subsurface lay­ of volcanic origin. hunger for the counters and year’s Democratic National Con­ 1-bedroom apUt-level ap art­ Distant and Inter that same year Pool O. ImwI*. they are really engaged in the physical Hanoi would be In a poe'tlon to deny been debated by NASA's sclen- Mauro highlands afy six de­ Life Insurance naUon’a IUm. not ovrm ifht ers to about this depth. The The Apollo flights will be tables In the grove wIU hit us vention. ments. was promolcd to assistant audi­ Imt quickly, iwmrU^lrjui/' thit It had ever agreed to reduce the tiflc and engineering perrsonnel. grees south. By the/time of the At a hearing Friday on Seale’s NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — fli«r Ui llie hiuik In lisjf luut as process of destroying one another, It la crew of Apollo 16 may also visit launched at the rate of about full force, and we te d ourselves The Nonthwood Apartments tor. A graduate of Marquette Ih' onhl tluit when hr Uif>k of level of fighting. Apollo 13 mlsaloin, it is hoped A trustee of the bankrupt New In the office admlnlHtriiUon de­ sLstiuit \1c« Iiresident/111 |96n and today an excellent picture the Surveyor 7 spacecraft. one every four months. By the wondering what in iKe world the lawyer’s request for a writ of will be available for occupancy University, Ketherslon Is n Cor flc« rnrllrr ihui yrui hr U*ArtMHl going to remain easier for the two Com­ Now that It ts necessary for Hanoi to that modificationsi to the Lunar Haven Railroad has told former partment, William C Kelhrr.i- A grsitlDiitei uf flpfiug College, emerges o# where future fllghta The other Impact crater to end of 1972, therefore, scientists politicians do to hold them­ habeus corpus, U.S. District* beginning Oct. 1. jMirator of Maiiehester Hospllsl h u iil^rnry nuiknl t>rnr ttlr lull munist giants to get back to guarded organize new leadership to replace Ho, Lander will make this poesible. ton Jr. of 20 Hlchmond Dr . w.is ho lias stisUml llwi NutUastI will lend and the reason for the be Mudled will be Copernicus, should have collected enough selves together. In these mod­ Judge Albert Wollenberg ordered employes of the company that and Is 1969 Town Chairman of tom In (hr numhrr of mUMirUy the Communists might require "breath­ selected sttea. A core sample will be taken the estate of the railroad will Jom ipk Lopocchtno named assoi-late auditor, claim. IfiMallmedl Crr»Dt Hifusil itl Uie politeness with one another than for using Apollo 20—the last in the raw data to reveal the earth- ern times. that Seale remain In the district. TWO PROMOTED In the claim audit di-partmcnt, the Heart Fund Drive He is ;i Krmip rmpioyra on thr |Miyroll ing tim e." If there Is a power Mruggle, The overriding element in the from this highland region. moon relationship and perhaps He asked U.S. M arshal George stop paying Its share of life In­ m em ber of the Instlliitr of In I InlVoTHlty of,/! T ilra ^ sjul Uie either of them to find common cause Apollo series. Pictures made Two urea men haVe <»UTied of the banlC In Hnrtfonl, has and Paul J Krunkcnla-rg .Ir <>( It hud nonr tn thr wp(*iiilr- ami w*r urr making xlrady Im room for change. It can be seized upon flight was eminently sucoeesful. ous Apollos. Here again the ap­ into history. dinner honoring the same Jdnd of two deputies In an eastbound letter to retired company em­ home office as an rxjirnlnef/ Mr* Hhlrlcy liuntut of possibly subsurface origin. as highway associate engineer. Greater Hartford Community sistant In the agency services prMvrnirnt In our iivrr all mi- Is that. In Communist, regfmea us In by those North Vietnamese who put The NASA hleraiihy remains of somebody who. In the old car aizl at that moment was In ployes the New Haven’s estate and In 196s was moved lo -tio- wlJI !>«• Irrtvr not Mph proach la a cautious one, tm dual M the walls of the Grand Spencer, a Coast Guard vet­ Chest and United drurel. departm ent and in 1960 was pru- rmrtty group rrnpWiyimuil pic- others, there are reactionaries, mod­ pitrlotlsm before r'gid Ideology, to zhlfl cautious, however, and the days, would have been pretmd- the Sacremento District, out of "may not assume on a con­ clalm iiuillt departmenl UuOi lie in lrr lui |trrvWMM»iy r r these two landings will avoid Canyon provide a geological eran, Joined the highway de­ He Uvea here with' Ms wife, lurr. ■ lir Mhl ■from the position of Intransigence that Apollo 12 flight on Nov. 14 will Ing, at least, to buy them the Wollenberg’s Jurisdiction. tinuing basis the cost of con­ m arried and has two chUilren erates, and liberals. exceptional^ nigged terrain history of , the earth going back partment in 1954. He has been Betty, and their daughter. caused Ho to fall his countrymen. also land on a sea, a western dinner. The Connecticut murder tributions heretofore made to while exploring the surface hundreds of millions of years Herald And Premiers Kosygin and Chou, al­ NEW HAVEN REGISTER. mare, the Oceanus ProcoUarum charges against Seale stem from characteristics of the highlands. ago, so the walls of Oopemtous maintain this coverage. . ." though neither may have the ultimate or Sea o t Storms. Thla touch­ The following six flights will Yesterdays the death there last May of Alex Approximately 1,2(X) persons will provide a stratographlc Rackley, 24. of New York, who power/ his official title would Indicate, down will take place so close study lunar subsurface pro­ history of the mocsi. are affected by the change. Streamlined Soul-Winniiig to where the Surveyor 3 space- was al»«r< a panther. Seale is akso Smith said continuation of pay­ A Revival Of Thrift cesses. Apollo 15 will land near Apollo 18 and 19 will deal with 25 Years Ago \ Thoueht for Today are big men In their regimes who hap- ensA landed that proposab have charged with kidnaping In that ment of half the Insurance pre­ PJLAN NOW FOR A COMFORTABLE the Crater Littrow which is far tectonism, which conceim Itself Sponsored by the Manchester . pen to be moderate, and more likely A major manufacturer of aluminum Aim of Evang^elism Sessions been requested from industry removed from the equator and with the structure of the moon Primary results show Repub­ OouncU o t Camrefaes case. miums by the company was not Is experlmentlrg with a program to sal­ licans ignore . their party en­ to seek the opening for on accomodation on hosv to retrieve some of the borders the Sea of Serenity. It hxJay. Apollo 18 will explore part of the merger agreement. vage beer and eoft sed . of _ Style Show Set R E C R O O M S ed ash dumps but the general use of experiences, ^ actlvtUes, or Participants got the chance tor A final public rally In a laufer P m I J. Frj^irtriinbrrg J r. Comb* Stofiii F is c h e tti all legislative leaders, was In­ policy for Vlrinam. what would It be? oil, gas and electricity tor cooking and groups where we expect to find two hours each afternoon to see stadium tonight will close the CONSTRUCTION^ heating has changed that. him. formed that the unpaid bOls hod BySt GOP Women rnoted toU nnyfstunt nfMTrtuJnr< rrtury PORCHES A policy to Join In supporting North Viet­ ! IMS ChKAgo Dgity Srwa and hear what evangelical spe­ congress, with Billy Graham the W indows A Doors been transmitted to It by State Hr rrcrlv«ff' .1^ 8 aning on the pariah and lo­ ROOM ADDITIONS Perch Endosnrns the war against American peace pres­ of value as Junk was saved?' Junkman Some of the Mils go bock as show. "Fashions by D A L," ('onnrrtfc^t. 1* Admlttr^l to thr ing love of God as he is disclos­ far aa December with the larg­ cal levels. <-*onnrct/ut Hur. h»ii xrrvrd on sures? Or a policy to Join In persuading made regular tours of bustneaa and real- ed In Jesus. which win be held Wednesday, "The people running the dem­ —a— MODERN est. rame 980,000, owed Hildreth thr B^fton Town Cuuncll. U a Atumimim Siding dentlal sectlona, paying (but not much) from "Knowing The Llv-' Sept. 24. at 8 p.m. at Manches­ onstration seoHlans a n - n o t h ere Hanoi that th* acceptance of stalemate for old Iron and other metala, rags and Press of Bristol, printers of all ter Country Club, were complet­ mrity^er of thr IVdion Kr|nibll* ing God" by Roger Hazel- to .ell their own programs," M < M ) g e \ A > d ^ e Clin Town f’om m lttrr and i KITCHENS offers the best and perhaps the only paper. Card and twine was saved sd ton legislative materials. ed Wedneoday Mght at an ex­ Gittfnrs R Lnodnrs The leaders claimed thzU the said the Rev. Psul P Fryhitng, fofm rr m rinhrr of ihr li^dton WE DO THE way of getting United States military rolled Into balls ’The proudest kid on Submitted by Rev. Walter ecutive board meeting at the management (ximmlttee. offi­ home of Mrz. Henry E. Stnna- a Covenant Church pastor In Meelinji Host RATHROOMS the block was the one with the largest H. Loomis. Community Minneapolis and a oongress ex­ ROOFING force eventually off the Aslan mainland? ball of tinfoil. Changes In paclmglng. cially created during the ^>ec4al mon. 20 N. Lakewood Circle. \ COMPLETE JO I Baptist Church. Manches­ ecutive. /' Rockville I>slge of the Iszyal As always. In any iltuaUon where a particularly cigarettes have made old- ter. session In July over th e veto at Club members who will serve Gov. John Dempsey, should not as model* are Mr*. Thotna* 'We wtoit their ~>iethodolo- Order of Moose will be the Iks* INCL PLUMRING. nation finds It Impossible to guess what style tinfoil a rare Item these days. ’Tin gy." he said. "This has been the Miss Taylor Is to o costly for such use be burdened with debts incur­ Bailey, Mr*. M. Adler Dobkln. lodge of the Hy D Davta Leiglt*» rourse of conduct others may follow, red before It was in buriness. heart of the congress examina­ Charactar Reader A Advisor WIRING. HEATING Municipal refuse disposal areas have '! . No Hairsplitting Mr*. W alter Don Jr., Mr*. of the Mawe meeting Usmor- House Majority Leader Carl tion by the delegates of success­ the only safe formula for It Itself to try ■ picker*’’,^.and some pay for the ex­ Richard Murphy, Mrs. David ro»- at 3 p m' at the Pollrii , A4vlre oo all ProbUms ALBANY. N Y. (AP) -B o - AJeSo, I>-Ansoola. challenged Odegard. Mr*. Rjobert Spillone, ful evangelistic program s. ' Call lor appi- to follow Is that of doing what would be clusive rights. They ferret out and set The workshops dealt with top­ Amerv-jan f 'ltlzesis (Tub 28 Vu aside (or sale as Junk Items others have Pnnlng next year. New York Gladatone’s transniRtal of the and MrA Raymond QuMi. tw -rrsi CONSTRUCTION right by Its own standards luid Its own *Ate arm otter (oreign-hu^uace bflU. "Unless he gives us rame Teen-age fashion* win be ics including leisure, evangel­ Lage St . Rockville dlrcanled It miirt provide a living for The I>eglon at the Mgose Is examinations to applicants for legal reasons, he's gotng to get modeled by Ml** Nancy Mercer ism. family life, young adults, principles. We cannot anticipate all the ' some men have been soavaaglag nto- the aeixzxl degree of thIM frater­ b;»h Jirapa for years. licenses as barbers, hslndrea- (hem back," AJeflo said. ar>d Mtse Kathy Stavnltricy. hippies, dru^* adlcts and college HONOR.RILT actions and policies of others. We campuses nal order A class of wer 82 The intnxtoctlon of the ’’flip top^ has sens or beautiriAns. The committee members Mrs. Edward Laskt wlU play V SERVICES can try to be title to our own best A I9te law authorised the onanlnrausly authorized their background, music on an organ ' T^e delegates have . been Legtormarie* will re»e4ve their^ CONSTRUCTION increasi^ the use W cana over bottles able ^^kiKMr what la golii^ on degyee George P^rtOna of New instinct and analysis. Currently, we' are and has boosted the demand for light riAte to give exams in ten- acting executive^ director E. ioan^^by Watkins Brothers tor guagea other than EnyUai. aad Stanton Remedy of Bridgeport the occasion. ^ elsewhere ra that each can London. Supreme Outer Guard I t . 44-A— BOLTON trying to drive for peace In Vietnam, by aluminum. It remains to be seen whether evaluate and adapt whatever and North Mocsie will 'onduct Miami and I»e Angeles are the beat tile Department ot Stole u to meet with CHadstone and Refreahmenta wtu be served C A U N O W trying to make the words and acts of would exercise the option so learn the details of the transfer­ after the show. Women wishing seems suited to hla own local the meeting State Dlreitor H test areas (or aluminum salvage. Per­ needs.' sold the Rev. Mr Fred Pohon wUl he the gueot peace win a dominance over the words" haps New England would be better. that persons unable to read or red bUls. especlaJh' Justification to Join the organisation majl’ do write EnglWi would have on op­ Fryhlmg 'The Idea la to bring speaker TEL M9-9408 FREE ESTIMATE and acU of war. If that U our policy, While beer and raft drink consumption for the action so at a memberriiip table «Moh portunity to qualify. In other action, the leaders will be open before and after evangelism dom-n lo a workable A tsdied ham dinner wlU tel- NEXi'INU KAirmLN tONNEfTlC^T apd we think It Is right, it should con- In this area may not be aa high as In local level." knr at 5 p m I>«puly Herder the two cities selected -the thrift Instinct A recent survey showed voted to table any conoideration (he program. b) be our policy, no matter what most of the foreign-language ap­ of saJary increases tor ftdl-time ThAets for the event niay be The congress, tirst/ever held (eordon (Yiandler jo t Rcs-kvdke oi'CR T»e.<«TY Vk a iw still flickers tn New England. Perhaps ID the ’United Stare*/across de­ Ixidge le cimirmao of this ei'cnt the prospect of aalvage from empty plicants are ^laalMi spsokte. employea. Raises w ll be ooo- obtained by roritacting Mrs. we guess about what might have been Requests also were mods lor nominational lines was otgan- All mem bers of the l> g1on of LtiKoeluLat aluminum cana could fan It Into flame. J aidered only after a permanent Robert Stavnltaky of iOO Gard­ BUDGET PLAN UP TO 8 YEARS said between the two prem iers In' Peking. examinations tn French. 04r- ner St. or Mrs.- Donald W eis, ized with a budget of 9800,900— the Mcnee in" Ro> krille are re­ ICBRIDEN RECORD director la named and all sal­ / LO^ IH7lfowak»iS * oton. Hebrew. Itolton. ItoUah ary schedules reviewed. 82 Plymouth Lane. largely met through a lump lee quested to attend and Hungarian

•/ "A \ • 'V ' . PAG E SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1969 PAGE SEVEN Today’s Cover Girls Transportation Commission STAR, eAXER!*C> C h u r c h e s National Q iitfch Counieil’s Third Man United Fund PINTO Auto Repair -By CLAY R. POLLAN- /PINTO,'/p People Interested All-American Smiles Taps Reinhold Asta UiRA St. James’ Church South United Methodist Church MAR. 31 f l Your Daily Adhnty Guido JK ’The Presbyteilaa Church 1970 Budget Cut Sharply, t o Norcotles Treatment Or- SEPT. 23 Msgr. Edward J. Iteardon, Bev. J. Bfsnley Shaw, D. D., Charged In Am ong Uses NEW YORK (AP)—Connecti­ APR. 19 ’’ According lo fho Start. '' 63 Spruce St. gantaaticn IBc., Is now open OCT. 22 Pastor Pastor By GEORGE W. CXIBNELL The Spotlight is On -- Monday through, W a d n e s ^ cut T ran^rtation Authority 1 ^ 2-12-23-3SI To develop message for Sunday, Bev. George W. Smith, a year tor a family of tour be European Imports Rev. Carl W. Saunders, AP BeUglon Writer raised. svenlngs, fo 10, In the Oiairman Frank M. Relnbold W>.47-»d9 read wdrds corresponding to numbers 52-57-67 Minister Rev. Joseph E. Vajjs Robt^ry Case 8:80 ZB A To Hear By DEE WEDEMETEB ence almost immediately com­ was named ‘nwrsday to the post ^ TAUaUS of your Zodiac birth sign. Rev. Thomas Barry Associate Pastor INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (AP) — —Advocated changes in pro­ Y oa bottom floor of the WiUlama ft Rev, Gary 8. OomeD, Asaociated Preaa Writer mand salaries of (00 to (70 an of vice chairman of the Tri- APR. 30 1 You 31 Will 61 Of 9:18 a.m., Sunday School. Rev. Vincent J. Flynn Ib e National OouncU of CSiurch- posed federal tax-law reform aa The third suspect in a Friday Building of St. Mary's Epis­ A new gasoline station, s one- 2 PramotR 32 All Assodato : Manefaester’e United Fiaid NEW YORK (AP) — That hour and can easily earn as State Transportation Commis­ MAV30 62 Cooptroliy* Classes for all ages. — ea has approved a abarply re­ it applies to foundations, saying morning gunpoint robbery Iwa copal (Jhurch on Park St. 3-2(W0-41 3 Social 33 Stotr 63 Lock goal Uda year is (161,124.00. Tlie story office building and an auto perky girl with the All-Ameri­ much as |SO,000 a year. Stars sion. 4>7hi< 34 Day 64 You 10:30 a.m., Wordiip Service. Masses at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10:16 duced b u d ^ for 1970, a cutback those features 'would “ ihhibit turned Mmaelf in to the police. An ax-addict, a parent ot a 5 Working 35 Idoos 9 a.m., Teacher training ses­ spotlight la on you,,becBUBe your drug user, and a professional tuneup center, sriU be among can smile on the magaizine cov­ like Britain’s Jean Shrlmpton The action was Uken at the 65 Of The Rev. Mr. Smith preaching, and 11:30 a-m. described as reflecting In part contributions to constructive John Gabbey, 20, of 228 Ver­ GIMINI 6Mm 3pl« sion, Part n . oontrtbution, with others Use counselor are on hand to talk the applications heard by the er may look like the girl next and 'Twiggy earn (128 an hour. commission’s meeting here. 7 It's 37 Stand lAOITTAIIUS 7 p.m., Evening servlbe. Dis- similar financial strains among nonprofit imdertakings.” MAY 21 67 Ho^ ' non S t, appeared at the poUce yours, will determine whether to anyone on an anonymous door but chances are she’s Eu­ Another lucrative field Is tele­ New chairman of the grotq> is 8 Don't 38 Not 68 It NOV. 33 cuseion. Church of the Assumption 9 and 10:68 a.m., Mbndng member denominations. ^ —Heard Dr. Mary Oolderon, 2Sonlng Board of Appeals at its JUNE 20 9 Don't 39 Co-workors 69Woyt Adams St. and Thompson Bd. Worship. ’The Rev. Dr. Shaw "Our over-aU fiscal situation station yerterday at 6:80 p.m. the goal will be met. basis. The phone number Is ropean. vision commercials, but union Charles J. Urstadt, New'Y<»fc 10 Influontlol 40 Chong* Dec 31 _ head of the Sex Information and regular public hearings Monday 70Todoy with his attorney. Police had During September and Octo­ 843-2800. Models with years of experlT rules limit the work of foreign state’s oommtssloner of housing 4-16-27-38 IITok*’ 4IEniorobl* 71 Intorft 6-15-2534^ Community Baptist Church Rev. Edward 8. Pe^n, Pastor preaching. Sermon: “Hie Pov­ poses some of the moet ciiOcai Education Council of the United 45-3WB3 12 Your 42 Probably been aearctalng for Gabbey ber, the Maxi cheater Evening night. ence In Paris, London, Rome models there. and community renewal. 72 Con An American Baptist Church Rev. Ernest J. Coppa erty of Affluence.’’ Infant-’Tod- problems which the courjcll has States, appeal tor a church CANCIR I3Should 43Thot 73 Who dier Nursery. throughout the day following an Herald will apottight acme of The gasoline station la pro­ and Milan have conde to New Working conditions here differ Harlan H. Griswold, chairman MConditlom 44 About 74 Of CAPUCOtN 885 E. Center ^ confronted In this area during investigation of what ohe JUNE 21 Incident at IS MHtord Rd. at 9 the pec|de who work for the IS posed tor the south side of York steadily over the past dec­ from those in Europe. ’The girls of the Connecticut Developnient 15 Th* 45Worront 75 D*pr*clot« Bev. Walter H. Loomis, Masses at 7, 8, 8:15, 10:30 10:68 sum., Infant Nursery Its hlatoiy,” its general secre­ termed false charges being JULY 22 16Doy 46 6litt*ns 76 Good A in the morning. United Fvxnd agencies which Spencer St about 688 feet west ade and have become an estab­ stay primarily in one city here. Commission was also selected 17Mok* 47 In JAN. 19 Minister and 11:48 a.m. available at Susannah Wesley tary, Dr. R. H. Edwin Espy, made against sex education In 5-14-29-39 77Nowt Gabbey was {daced under aervlca Mandteator. TTiese agren- of Htllatown Rd. The applicants. lished part of the American Instead of flying to a different as a new member of the com­ ISPtnont 48 Pot 78 You 1-13-26-36(0 Hall. Registered nurse on hand said Friday. public schools. ^ 53 ^ 2-83 ^ I9WiM 49 With 79Confid«ic* 5&61-82-£'mrt date Sept. 29. Swedish model who was on the Kingdom' Hall of a pei^ile, who for centuries The workers at their agencies, of Beacon and Oakland'St. have intrigue. ’They come with a Area Churches in the auditorium. "Questions and Answers.’’ million members, adopted a cused while a policemsm csuight cover of Newsweek last year. “ I 728 N. Main St. struggled for religious and na­ either staff or volunteer, and Vernon C o ^ t l o n a ! Church Wspplng Community Church 1970 budget of (21,803,970, down a second. ’The third man, be­ ni prupoard fare cliangrs until the ~ 7 __ 300 Parker St Minister contrary to those mode shortly ProteHlonttom luid grew to In­ Mcafee Brown of Stanford Urt- 10:80 a.m., 'Ilie Service. Rev. DonoM G. MiUer, at 749 Main St. 'The hours are the B52 missions for the 12-hour By EARL AMMERMAN ot ttui ehurcb Instead of Mon­ conclualon of a probe Into safety 9:30 a. m ^ Morning g Custer, Rev. Ernest 8. Harris, ment of the brief hciit In BS2 after their release. TTie Western Conference of Kritrea BidH clude the vast forces of Eastern verslty, has predictad that the Minister 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday period, he said. Associated Press Writer day lU) reported In last night's ronditiunw on the line's New Sermon: "The Courage to Be- Pastor Associate Minister raids left several questions un­ T'eamsters In recent months lias Haven division. Orthodoxy, today contains a ro- Roman (Catholic Church will Our Savior Luttieran Church Heve.” through Saturday. There was no clarification of When the prisoners were re­ SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — ’ Herald. After dliuier, there wlU For FrcM^doni Join the council before either the 289 Graham Road, Wapping 9:30 a.m.. Worship Sendee. answered, and administration what other U.S. military opera­ leased in Vtentiene, Laos, they been challenging this right. In a statement at an ICC hear­ bu»t, new Infusion of evangeli­ 10 a.m.. Worship Service. ’The Port of San Francisco has be w servU-e meeting with Mrs. Southern Baptists or the Luther­ Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, Mlniater 9 a.m.. Church School, Nurs­ Full Gospel Christian tions, if any, were curtailed withheld any criticism of their I.4»st Monday, Teamsters Nexsk M<Ul>e Theotrv of Marviieoter United Church of Christ Service. Sermon: "Learning Catholic Church tagon were continuing their si­ said he aubmllted a letter to hijacked on Ethiopian airtinae slilp of two large and ardently LutheTEui communions already Bev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor Rev. Philip P. Saunders, Pastor the United States .could deter­ they charged American prison­ men unions over the right to sued a temporary restraining will hold Us aimuoi Show-Oase Wesleyan United Methodist Rev. ’Truman O. Ireland, For Life.” Rev. Walter A, H}rsBko, 8e<-retary o t Tnuuiportatten JoJin IXXI today and landed It at Aden go«p<‘l-preachtng denominations belong, the two Southern and Rev. Richard Beniier, lence about clrcumsteiKes sur­ mine in the short period that ers were tortured and otherwise handle containerised cargo. order, which stopped the picket­ Usilght itl 8:30 «U Hailey Audi­ Church Pastor 10:30 a.m.. Church School. Pastor A. Virtpe, requratl^ suih an In- Airport. that tcncenlnUe on winning be­ Missouri-based denominations, Assistant Pastor 7 p.m., Sunday Service. rounding the presidential aoUon. North Vietnam did not Intend to mistreated. Only military shipmente, per- ing. and set Sept. 18 for a hear­ torium o t Mnnclttsrter High along with Rome, remain the Crystal I.ake Rd., Ellington Nursery, Kindergarten and Ziegler' sought at one point to slack off Its level or combat ef­ Lau also attempted to answer veetlgatkm One of the MJackers was itv lievers, Mpirituni zeal and the Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. irtiables and mall were passing ing on v/helher the Injunction 8<’hobl. After Gte |>erforntnni-o. s Sm ool: Grjjijeg 1 gj,d 2. Church School ('lllng a recent acckleni near Joy of faith. three largest groups who ore Rev. Harvey W. Taber, Pastor Masses at 7, 8, 9:18, 10:80 and i* Church of Jesus Christ of answer a newsman’s question as fort, or how Washington expect­ U.S. criticism that North Viet­ onto the docks Friday alter one should be mode permanent. Jured during a scuffle ftwrUy 11 o m Nursery througti Adult Diactis- Uawe will be on ]>arenUy reused by a lack of tran.*fuBlon” for the Christian 'Hie Rev. Dr. Eugene Oomon 11 » _ ery through Grade 8. Parents HiUstown Rd. and Woodslde St. ing aher the cease-fire ended, hours that BS2 bombs were not Geneva convention 'on treatment bor police as Teamsters Union began at all Sun Frunclseo Classes for all ages. 415 Center St. at WIllle'H Hlenk House on (Vsi- imxlern stgiudlng devices. Held The Hberstton front, wMch la coopeniUve body, says Pauline Blake, the council’s general sec­ United Congregational Church uu, wo,*up Paul E. Nhttall. Bishop then 12 hours later started the falling In South Vietrumese Jun­ of war prisoners. Lau said that members, appeared at each of docks and at two large tcrnit- 11 a.m., Worship Service. Nur­ rament of Holy Baptism. Super­ ter 8t, said Uie public has loot ounfl- (IghUng for Eritrea’s Indaparsl- Webb, a lirUlHh Methodist and retary, says Pope Paul VI’a vis­ U niM Church of Christ Services with the teacher ot 114-day halt ordered by the gles. North Vietnam had made a re­ 66 piers. A spokeeman tor Pacif­ n:ils In Oakland. it to the council headquarters in sery. vised care of small children, 10 a.m.. Breaking bread. tlence In the New Haven becauoe ence frxMn IRhtopis, olaimsd re- vice chalrnmn of the council’s Tolland their children. 9 a.m.. Priesthood. • President. And the White House an­ servation to the Geneva conven­ ic Maritime Association, repre­ By this •time, the Teamaters. Geneva last June was a boost to 6 p.m., Wesleyan Youth. 11:45 a.m., Sunday School. Members auxiliary mersnirate with the service” airport March II. Two oleanliig concern for evangelism among Center CongregaUonal Church ed, making it necessary to fly tiative. these U.S. pilots He within tbe loads of boxcar-Uke containers. Central Committee, says the Miasaea at 7, 8:80, 10 and 11:80 lowship. Rev. Timothy Carberry ON ONOE^-YBAR KA8JT. ed a tentative Maritime Aano- Auxiliary oMcera and membotw Esrller a spokosman for New women working In (he ptaae the imcommltted. United Church of Christ compotenoe of the laws now en­ Pope has "referred favorably” a.m. 10 a.m.. Worship Service and Bev. Ronald Haldeman The containers loaded at origin­ ctatlon's decision lo reserve all line reminded to wistn urUforma York City eald the city was op- wore Injured. It will strengthen work not 11 Center St. OF 1BAILKB8— forced In the Democratic Re­ ating points and moved as one to a projected study of the Insis St. FYancIs of Asrtsi Sunday School. unloading and loading for the IKised to the proposed tariff TWrIeen Eritrean youth* srere only, for "bringing people Into Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, public of Vietnam." and Impllcattons for roman Rockville United Methodist 7:80 a.m.. Holy (Communion. piece, are streamlining ship­ IntemnUonHl Ixrngshoremcn's structure. New York.(Tty Trans- arrested June 18 In Ksunochl. the the church" but for "communi­ 678 Ellington Rd., Minister CAMPERS A TOAMJIMH The Rev Walter H. Iteomls, Catholic membership. Church Trio Is Bidding/ Lau claimed, however, that ments by train and truck, as and Warehousemen's Union, (sipital of Pakistan, toikwlng a South Windsor Rev. WInthrop Nelson Jr., 9 a.m., FEunlly Service. Dla- , pastor of Corilmunlly Baptist [xirtaltun AdnilnlatnUor Con- cating the gtxqjel to the world,” 142 Grove St. Tenet Quote Hanoi has always treated the well as by ship. which now has this Jurisdiction grenade and maohihs-gun at­ I At the council’s assembly In Rev. Gordon B. Wadhams, Trailer World launches an Church, will conduct a service iKanllne Hldiuiiun-KrVMSnff, aald says the Rev.^Dr. Walter J. Hol- Rev. Willard E. Conklin, Mlnlster of Christian Educatton J ' prisoners humanely. But they also have touched off The present pickets marchcxl tack on arxRhor E66o|itan P Sweden lart year, a leading Je­ Paator _____ Dlgan and ’The Rev. Mr. No- the prti|ssaaj wna not "In the loTiwcgiT of Geneva, Switzer­ JERUSALEM (AP) -'V i,. oub-of-thi»ivorld stmmer’a bitter controversiea at "contoJn- quietly, wearing armlsinds tomorrow ul 2 p m at Green suit theologian, the Rev. Robert Minister Rev, Lawrence Bock, For Dirksen Spot beat Iriterent a t ttie poaoengwra." .Boeing 707 The plane’s rigid land, the council's eviuigelism 800-year-old quote from the HI- 9:16 and 11 a.m., Worship Schrol Regls- end sale of camp and travd I»dge Hr will lie aaalsted by 'Tucol, said there was no ImsIc Assistant Paator traUera — Orbit. Tradewlade, er stations,” such as West Coast which were completely blank. Hldamon-Kriatoff snkl, "TTie wing eras destroy^ and eIgM sccn-tary. ble has been discovered on the Service. ’The Rev. Mr. Simpson “ 7** Nursery Ttiey turned their Istrks when Klchard i'alentlnr obstacle to Roman Catholic af­ 9:30 a.m., Church School, and Yukon-Delta. P r i c e s (Continued from Page One) FDR Son Get§ docks, particularly San Francis­ mllnsul's own statistics show l>ersons were Injived. The two now denominations Masses nt 8 -4H 7-40 0 in -i« Western (Walling) Wall preaching. Topic: "Drop filiation. nursery thru adults. 9:80 a.m.. Inauguration of start at (996. Remember pledged and up to eight leaning. co. where by decades-old tradi­ photograplM-rn Hpi»roached. and that there haa liven an alarming Krttrea.'a former Italian colo­ are the 1.1-mlllton member Bra­ ^ ‘ ®’ toe Great Jewlah temple. Dread." ary tor the Job of whip, or depu­ Community Hii|itlst Yotilh Roman Catholic dioceses now 10:48 a.m., Morning Service, andla 11:30 a.m. ^ there are many fun days left Hruska forces made no vote Divorce Decree tion, stevedores have held all only one man was seen eiirrylng decline In rasi-commulallon pau*- ny, became part of BUdopta aft­ zil for Christ Church, the second Sunday morning coffee house ty minority leader. And Hruska Choir will rehearse tomorrow belong to numerous Interdenom­ nursery thru Grade 4 A leading laraeli archaeolo* for Adults and Young people in the fall. Have your trailer claim. loading and unloading Juriadic- n placard, it sold merely: aengera over (he post seven er World War II. - Britrsa ta largest Pentecostal Ixxly In gtet says It pnovefl Jews lived Trinity Oonvenant Church NOW . . . and save NOW. was widely regarded as Dirk- t'on on the docks. "Picket." nt 6 46 p m at the church. moelly Mostem. and Bthlopia Is inational local Euid state coun­ St. itemard’s Church Grade 10 and older In the Par­ There are 42 Republican sena­ GENEVA (AP) — James yrsra We lay th» blame for this South America, and Itie 3-mil- Trinity Evangelical lAitheran and worshipped In Jerusalem in 382 Hackmatack St. OPEN: MONDAY THRU sen’s personal choice to be his Roosevelt, eldest son of the late predominantly ChrisUan. cils In the United States, and a Rockville iah Hall. Robert J. Dlgan wll tors, soon to be Joined by a 43rd cm the rallrnoirs policy of lUm-member Church of Christ Church 400 AD. Rev. Norman B. Swenson, FRIDAY—10:00 A M . to 9:00 asm eventual successor. Pr-s‘-’'>''t Franklin D. Roosev­ The executive committee of A spokesman for the llbem- Joint study Is under way of pos­ Bev. George F.X. Reilly, be present. when a successor to Dlrkseh Is clutrging exorbitant one-way on Earth, an Indigenous African (Missouri Synod) Prof. Beniyamln Mazar, head­ Pastor P.M., SATURDAY — 10:00 Baker, 43, son-in-law of Dirk- Nutmeg Forem, Tall CodArs of tton front said the attacks (Ml ttte sible Roman Catholic entry Into Pastor 11 a.m., Morning Prayer. Ser­ elt, has been granted a divorce faree " revivalist IxKly. ' 80 Prospect St., Rockville ing excavations around the tem­ AM. to a :00 PM.. TRAILER sen, said he would bring to par­ appednted in Illinois. It will take Rescue Teams Reported Lebanon, will meet Monday at planes were aimed al dimsrlng the National Council of church­ Rev. WUHam Schmetder WORLD, m e . Exit 96 ott iroi.i his third wife, accused of The rallrttod liaa aald It In­ . They were admitted Into the ple walls, said the sentence was 9:30 a.m., Simday School with mon by the Rev. Mr. Nortrand. ty leadership a new face and a a majority of 22 votes to elect a 7 :30 p m nt the Masonic Tern world attention to Erdrsa’s es, now made up of Protestant Rev. Bruce RudoH Rev. Anthony Mitchell 1-86 (Wilbur Croea IHghway), stabbing Mm here last spring. tends bi have rvgular commuters 21-yeiir-old world orgiuilzatlon from Isaiah, Chapter 66' Verse classes for all ages. Nursery 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer. youthful image. Scott is 68, new leader. pie. struggle for Indapsndence, and Orthodox denominations. Manchester, Tel. 866-2116. Her lawyer, Dominique Pon- Ahead of Schedule at Mine awllch from the I0-U1p ticket ul Its Central Committee meet­ 8 and 10:30 a.m., Woiahlp 14: provided tor Infants. Hruska 68 aind Allott 62. One Republican commented cet, confirmed today that the di­ which "puMIc opinion ho* sl- Masses at 7, 8, 9:18, 10:80, United Pentocostsl Church i,p»al cumnusily used, lo a ing last month In England, Service, Holy Communion. 11:46 a.m. “ And when ye see this, your 10:66 a.m.. Morning Worship, ’The Tennessee senator said he wrily that If all the claims of the vorce ruling, on grounds of ” in- FARMINGTON. W.Va. (AP) the rescue team* arsl k<-ep them Emanuel Isitheran Oiurch moel cvmplelely Ignored.” 187 Woodbridge St. riio.-ithly unlimited pass. ,-brlnglng Its membership to 242 9:18 a.m., Sunday School. heart shall rejoice, and your Sermon title: ‘ ”nie God of has enough votes pledged or in­ candidates and their managers competablllty,” was granted by — If all goes well, rescue teams from falling Into the name ilsn- wi>rahlp an>l music commIUe* denominations with a total of al­ Hur»t Charges Robert Baker, Paator will meet Monday at 7 SO p m AduH Instruction Class. 8t. Matthew’s Church ix>-'»8 shall flourish like an Mercy.” ’The Rear. Mr. Sweisen dicated to win the Job. were true, there would have to a Geneva court early this will edge deeper Into the ruins gerouB accident that befell the most 400 million members. herb.’ preaching. Nursery for 0 0 0 0 0 0 8eh. Richard 8. Schnveiker of be about 86 Republicans In the 78." In the churah reception room, Springfield Is ’ToUand pro- 10 a-m.. Sunday School. month. of Co.naolldatlon Coal Co.'s No, 9 Kastem Orthodox representa­ Unitarian Fellowship Mazar said the inscription schoDil children. Pennsyl'vania, said Scott had 20 Senate to supply all the votes. Under a^yetUement the two Security maintained at the and the sCewnnlshlp committee Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, Paator 11 a.m.. Worship Service. THE tion now surpasses that of Prot- of Glastonbury MeeUng Sundays in New Church written at the Ume Jenisa- reached Mra. Roosevelt, the for­ Mine Wednesday In search of 78 mine throughout the day was so will meet at 8 In the leiard i-stantlsm. A City of Slums Academy Junior High 7:30 p.m., Evangelistic Serv­ 'V men killed 10 months ago when riemi __^___ lem was ruled by Roman Bm- Enoanuel Lutheran Church ice.. mer Gladys Irene Kltchenmaz- strict that (fov An h Morjre Jr , PIZZA-RAY*S The African Church, which Main 8t„ Glastonbury BIBLE SPRINGFIELD, Maas. (AP) Mhsses at 7:30, 8:80, and 10:80 peror Julian, who permitted the Church and Chestnut Sts. ter, will keep custody of their fires arxl exploalona raged wfho vlsttrd. was nOI permitted I.T0 HPRUCE STREET— MANrHESTER Htresses the gospel mystertw Pay Boosts ‘Inadequate,’ —Housing conditions In Sining- a.m. Jews to rebuild part of the tem­ Rev. C. Henry! Anderson, 10-year-old adopted son, the ’through the mine. Inside the conloned off areas (or Houth United Methodist and the (wychlc phenomenon of i0:S0 a.m.. Church of the Naaarene SPEAKS BEST PIZZAS and GRINDERS IN TOWN field are "as bcul, if not worse Service, Nursery ple destroyed by an earlier Ro­ Bev. Eric J. \oothberg. lawyer said. ’Ihe financial de­ "We are even a little ahead of (ear of a gas exploaksi Church "After Ikhool" program healing, was started in 1921 by a and School. >38 Main St. TRY OUR ZII»PY PIZZA HTEAK GRINDERS than any southern city,” says Unitarian Meeting House man conqueror. tails of the settlement were schedule,” a company official The dead miners' widriws and will Ire held Tueailay from 2 IB IKiwerful Congo preacher called Bev. William A. Taylor, Pastor h Los Angeles Teachers Say Op«i .Mon., Thur*.. Fri., Sat.— 11 A.M.-il P.M. Frederick Hurst, the second Ne­ U Bloomfield Ave., Hartford ‘"The Inscripklon proves we 9 and 10:66 a.m.. Divine Wor- not dtecloeed. said of the detailed procedure other relatives stayed away dur­ t/i 4 pm in Wesley Hall a t the ihi- prt>|)het Simon KLmbangu. Flret Congregational Church E u g m n f gro ever to seek the olty’s office Rev. Nathaniel D. Laurlat were there at that Ume, and ship and (Jhurch School. Nurs- g LOS ANGELES (AP) — Some teacher walkouts on ‘Thursday. Mrs. Roosevelt, 82, left the drafted for recovery of the bod­ ing the unarmllhg ( 'onwtl No 9 chunch. Sunday—4 P.M.-IO P.M. He reachlng. ’Teacher recognition ROOFING in any, who a fuoda- the Devon section to the branch sairs. tnvesUgatlon of the (ceident Of­ firemen He was ruthed to the . Parents must register after wmrship with the teacher of thdr Brian Heron, coordinator of PRK fSTIMATIS • MR. RICO members are rural laborers and Sunday. nMoUl faith In tba Scrip- ministrators shd substitutes to tracks. flclala kay this could take tnany hospiul wKh multiple Injurtew RoofliiK and fill ctaasTOOm posts If teachers the National Aaaociatlon for Ir­ few 'of its preachers are theolo- Mayors* Dues childrwi. turea, vioiata tbto preldbl- Of the 18 cars that derailed. months , Includlrtg fractures. larcraUans. E-Z TERMS Uon daUy, c a l l i n g men strike. Whether to cloSe schools, ish Justice, disclosed the total • MRS. PHYUS gtally trained, but they are STRATFORD (AP) — Annual 13 blocked the main line. The nation's 140.000 L’tiUed and contusl'sw and his condl- Repain ®'tohar.” "RaaeteBd,’’ etc. he said, srould be left to Indivi­ Friday but aald other funds "with the people aitd tor the dues of member municipalities Railroad officials ^ald they Mine Workers of America mem­ txxi tvhen admtUed was said to dual principals to decide. . m'ght have been collected by people” In spreading salvation In the Connecticut Conference o t RfMattralty planned to unhook the care on bers put down their tools for an be cmly fair PICNIC at 12:80 on the church grounds. Soda and coffee provided. Family He axlded that tf a strike either groups or sent directly to through talth in (3irtrt. Mayors were Increased by 30 the main line to clear that route, he«r Friday tn memory of the State [nlice aald when ths tire closed schools, students might Dr. HoUenweger said the Pen- per cent at a meeting of the OCMfPARB AND SAVE Free Batimitts CHURCH OF CHRIST but they ex]lected the side tracks Ireland. men who were killed Nor (O, blew out, the truck went off the will bring their own food, utoiails and grills. Games and fun for all. be required to make up the teat Miss DevUn, 22. the youngert tecostals will inject into the conference Thursday night. to be blocked tor a longer time. when 'fire and expibslahs hit No ngtil' aide of the food and turn­ achotd days next summer. member of tbe British Parlls- council "a dillferent style of The action was taken to head G d l Buses were chartered to re- 9 ed over, coming to reM on Us Crosrther aiUd district lasryers menl. had atuwunced a goal of dealing with each other. Insteeul off a projected budget deficit. M9-2373 — «49-151f placa pssaenger service between Nine' mtnera at nearby OrajJt<^ left side .The truck was regis­ were ocoaiderlng seeking a Bridgport and WsUrbury,. Pam (I million when she embarked Town held a m em 'dal service tered to the Hartftad Despatch court Injunction to prevent the Cczcral said. on her speaking tour. prayed that God "prttect and Warehouse ("u / .. \ . \ \ •

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PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN„ SATURDAY, SEPTEMRER 18, 1969 PAGE ELEVEN \: MANCHESTER EVENING H E R ^D , MANCHESTER, CONN,, SATURDAY^ SEPTEMBER 13, 1969 THE Major League Herald Angle Giants Fire Sherman, Hire Alex Webster Met Hurlers Top Pirates, = L e a d e r s = Batting (375 at baits)—Carew, Three ?iutmeggers Possible Minnesota .339; Reese, Mlmieao- EAR L YOST ta .328. Spofti Editor New Coach Yankees Gave Up HaO, Cash Cubs End Losing Streak Runs—R. Jackson, Oakland 115; F. Robinson, Baltimore 105. ' YANKEE STADIUM, New York—^Two American Optimistic Runs betted in—KUlebrew, \To Get State’s Bongiovanni Minnesota 129; Powell, BalU- League records— one offensive and one defensive__ ^for NEW YORK (A*P) — not allowed a run In the last SI and ’Tug McGraw came on to ninth for his second save with more 118. shortstops are within reach for Rico Petrocelli. The ^\boutTcam . By EARL Y08T algned In June of 1967. That Amazing! Innings. nail down the victory with a the Braves. ’The victory allowed Hits—OUva, Minnesota 175; popular M d always hustling infielder needs but two YANKEE STADIUM, New first year In the Pioneer League That was how Casey Elsewhere in the National scoreless ninth., Atlanta to take over first place Clarke, New York 171. more homers to tie Vem Stephens’ club and league rec­ NEW YORK (AP) — York in baseball news he was 4-1 and 5-2 in the Call- Stengel, their first mana­ League, Montreal shut out Phil­ In the West Division. Doubles—OUva, Minnesota 86; ord of 39 set in 1949. The once-proud New York yesterday'Nwas the fact the New fornla League. Last year In the adelphia 4-0, Atlanta edged three tied with 31. PetavceUl ccdlectod No. 37 to date. Against East toes the Giants began a new chap- York Yankees traded utility Midwest League, the newest ger, used to describe the Houston 4-3, San Francisco CUBS - CARDS — ’Triples—Clarke, New York 7; \ EXPOS - PHIlijES — against Baltimore ’nuirsday Birds arc 48-24 and 51-21 against ter in their football lives outfielder Jilnmie Hall to the Yankee posted a 6-8 record. New York Mets. The only blanked Cincinnati 1-0 and Los Ernie Banks was the ollenslve R. Smith, Boston 6; Hegan, Se­ Chicago Cubs'tor a 30-yearoId This season he appeared In Bill Stoneman pitched a five- night in Batthnore but (Muldn’t Western Dlvlaton entries ^ 1 j 1 u thing was when Casey said Angeles took San Diego 5-8. hero for the Cubs. Banks sin­ attle 6. X t o that total in Vast night’s . , . workhorse \W hitter for his fifth shutout of the minor league pitcher with a 19 games, started 10, completed it, the adjective didn’t gled- Chicago’s tying run home Home rubs—F. H o w a r d , twi-xtigtat doubl»^header agiaixist v i ji Alex Webster taking over losing record sn^ cssh. two. • * • season, blanking Philadelphia really fit. Now . . . well, In the seventh inning and then Washington 46; R. Jackson, the la n k c e Uoodlee as head coach from the The pitcher In '.wesUon is Carried on the Syracuse METS • PIRATES — unloaded a three-run double as for Montreal. Gary Sutherland now the Mets have a magic Oakland 46. A”- Sherman. Terry Bonglovsnnl, w t of Meri- roeter at the moment, Bon- Koosman pitched a three-hit­ the Cubs scored four runs to dn^ve in two of the Expos runs Stolen bases—^Harper, Seattle number and that rates an and scored another. den, who not too m(^ly years glovanni could very well join ter In the lirst game against the take the lead in the eighth. 68; Campaneris, Oakland 49. S to bem charged i„st both ends of a double- Shermwv was dismissed and ago tolled against Manchester two fellow Nutmeggers at the "amazing.” • * * Pirates and collected his lirst Bill Hands pitched a seven- Pitching (14 d e c i s i o n a)— wttho^y ,, header just three times in 38 Webster muned to replace him High In CCIL oompetlUbn. Yankee spring camp tn Fort Chicago’s staggering Cubs RBI ol the season with a 111th hitter and started the Cubs’ tie­ GIANTS -BEDS — Palmer, Baltimore 14-2, .875, ^ ‘ ^"bU ls over the last three ’ate Friday. broke an eight-game losing "It was upon the recom- Lauderdale next March, Inning single oM loser Bob breaking rally In the eighth with Juan Marichal allowed only 2.33; McLain, Detroit 22-7, .759, PatiroeJH needs to nlav In I S ^ years, one each season. Boston Sherman’s tiring came less mendatlon of Harry Hesse that The others are catcher John streak Friday night, beating St. Moose that drove In Bobby a single. one hit—a single by Tommy 2.81. to won-loss41ed than 24 hours S ter the GlanU we got him," Bob Flachel, Yan- Ellis and outfielder Steve Sho- Louis 5-1. Yet the .Cubs lost Pleil. Helms—and set down the Reds, S t r i k e o u t s — MciDoweU, * • • ^ ^ ^ S ^ ^ 1 5 0 doubleheadeiB in 1967, 2-1-7 last had abeprbed their fifth exhlN- kee public relaUons chief, eald pay. Bills, out o l New London, ground in the National League dropping Cincinnati from a tie Cleveland 246; Lollch, Detroit The single was Koosman’s tft niMAlfv frir thft tfMMuaivA year and 2-2-6 this season. The tlon loss in as many testa, a 17- last night. Hesse is the Yanks'\li still with Syracuse In the East to the rampaging Mets, BRAVES -AS’TROS — for first place to third In the tor­ 235. q u a l i f y tor tho detenslve re- three year record is 10-4-25 or 13 licking Thursday night by the / lourth hH this season and the No. 1 scoix tn New England International League playoffs who beat Pittsburgh twice by 1- Another pitcher, George rid West race. ’The only run of National League lirst one against any pitcher ^ major league rooonl-hold- T PWtsburgh Steelers at Montreal, and had watched Bongiovanni and will join the parent club 0 scores with the only runs In Stone, played a major offensive the game was driven In on a sin­ Batting (375 at bats)—C. , other than San Diego’s Clay Kir­ er In both categories Is Emte Webster, 38, had served as of- closely In high school ball but next week. He's hMtIng - well each game being driven in by role In Atlanta’s victory over gle by Hal Lanier. .Tones, New York .347; Clemen­ winning pitchers Jerry Koos- by. The RBI was the 111th ol Houston. Banka o< the Chicago Ci*s. h> >ast night a (ensive coach for the past two kMt out when the Cuba got hls over .800 and bats righthonded, * « • te, Pittsburgh .341; Rose, C9n- name on a contract first. one of the biggest needs of the man and Don Cardwell. Koosman’s major league ca­ Stone smashed a two-run. aUU active at 88 and now the * same win in a route- geasons under Sherman after an DODGERS - PADRES — cinnaB .341. "We wanted Bongiovanni and Yanks. Shopay, who halls from Now that’s amazing. reer. homer and got airtight relief Runs—Bonds, San Frandsco Los Angeles pushed across tn addition to Hall we paid out Bristol, eanied the right for an- ’The doubleheader sweep ’The second giame was virtual­ help from newly-acquired Hoyt 110; Wynn, Houston 107; Rose, clouted 47 bomera In 1966 and a League career as a two runs In the eighth nining to a considerable amount of other look-eee after a fine year opened the Mets’ lead to 2% ly a repeat ol the lirst with Wilhelm to set down tlje Astros. Cincinnati 107. oommittsd but a dozen errors bock with the Glanto. beat the pesky Padres, who had during tile 1960 tambBim. tween homers. After hitting one jjg ^ ^jurjiig the years money," Ptahel added. In Syracuse. Lack of height Is games over the Cubs, stretched Cardwell following Bud Harrel- ’The homer was the first extra Runs batted In—MoCovey, taken four straight from the of opening day against Washington the GianU reached ^ r l o f ^ Bongiovanni had a non - too perhaps hls biggest handicap, their winning streak to nine son’s second Inning double with base hit of Stone’s career. San Francisco 119; Santo, Chi­ OLD AND THE NEW— Allie Sherman, (right) holds hand over mouth as Dodgers last weekend. One of Petrocelli s biggest No. 2 didn't come until last heishto under Sherman impressive 8-7 won-less record He’s only 6-6. games and reduced their magic a run-scoring single and then cago 116. he watches New York Giants play last year. Sherman’s replacement is Alex Wilhelm bailed him out In the Two-out singles In the eighth bocsters to erase the Amerioan m^ht a slice to the wrong fie ld - . «i, ^ wlUi Ssn Antonio In the Texas Yankees from . Yankee coun- number to 16. ’The last three vic­ making the slim margin stand Hits—M. Alou, Pittsburgh 201: eighth when the Astros scored Innings by Ted Sizemore, Bill UaguefteWlng standard is Rlz^ ,^ ^ 6 the line for Webster (left) the offensive backfield coach. Looking on is Fran Tarkenton League but fashioned a brilliant try have been scArce over the tories have been shutouts and Rose, Olncinnntl 183., up. Cardwell allowed four hits their three runs and the veteran Singer, Maury Wills and Manny zuto, who now calls the plays the leftiianded swinger The ^ords as a Giant. He ran with and Roosevelt Brown. Giants begin season on Sept. 27 against Detroit. 2.23 earned run average which yeara. like Spec ^ea. Rollle the New York pitching stall has Doubles—Kesolnger, Chica­ SUCC F.SSI'UL DOUHLF! PLAY — New York Mets’ second baseman Wayne In -the eight innings he worked reliever shut Houston out In the Mota broke a 3-3 tie. as a m « ^ of the New York Y a n k e T ^ a v e ^ S * silshtly was a factor In the deal. Sheldon and Billy akrdner. but go 38; M. Alou, Pittsburgh 84. Yankee bioadoastlng team. over 17,000 pa’d tor -S7 Itome (larrett setXfor throw to first to complete first of three double plays, nabbingf ’Triples—Clemente, Pittsburgh The Silver City pitcher, who three wearing the pinstripes In I’ittsburgh Matty Alou. Alou was forced after making 200th hit of the year. night’s first game dates at Yankee Stadium . . . _ 1 stands 6-2 and weighs 188 the same season has never hap- 11; B. WlUlams, Chicago 10; when Informed that PeiricelU Fireballing Ken Brett, rookie Brock, St. Louis 10. pounds, received a subntanttal pened. Sports Viewing was cloedng tn on his record, Boston pitcher, vrill never forget Giants fu- The Paper Lion No Longer bonus from the Cubs when he It's possible In 1970. Yanks^ Murcer Clouts Three Homers Home runs—McCovey, San Rdzzuto tiHJt back, " I hope he his first hit. He driUed a Mike current sea- SA’TURDAY Francisco 44; H. Aaron, Atlanta gets It. He|8 been outstanding Keklch pitch deep into the right- . . , 1:00 (SO) Roller Derby 41. aU season." ,1^,^ Orioles CUrteh at Least a Tie 2:00 (SO) Major League Stolen bases—Brock, St. Louis seats for a home nm and *** 'iT*k»* g»?*'***^ There’s no argument that g^ued all the way around the ^ 50; Bonds, San Francisco 41. \ Baseball Brett Hurls Sox Victory, PetroceMl doesn’t have the ranga bases. It was hU second time P” ' For Feared Detroit Team ( 8) Red Sox vs. Yan­ Pitching (14 decisions)—Senv- Open ■ Golf Tourney that Bizxuto displayed when he at bat. .. Tony Oonlgllaro has « i v kees er, New York 21-7, .750, 2.48; The Paper Lion? Forget "I think Munson threw the book I/ee Calland was called tor 4:00 (80) Beds vs. Giants Regan, Chicago 12-5, .706, 8.58. was a member of chaimplon*ip extended His hitting ^ re «v f-' ■>* } » it man tharo’a no auch ball better tonight than In all pais Interference twice iMPalnat Yankee clubs but the Boston in- straight games and is just under the prereason gamee," said Dave Wltttams for a total of 67 4:30 ( 3) AAU Track and Strikeouts—Jenkins, Chicago - —•—•- •• B 6 J we do. we’ll win our division. I animal. Lonborg Fails to Go Route % enjoying We graatest .400 for the otretrii. Thomas. yards to put the badl on the one- Set at Country Club Faulty Alarm Clock Field 250; Gibson, St. Louis 240. ____ mean It.” The Detroit Lions, weak ( 8) Wide World of NEW YORK (AP) — He broke a scoreless tie In the In a two-run fifth and added a moment^ On the other hand the Could he be another Babe The Lions stunned New Or- yard line, is Ken Brett. year's Giants games sisters of the National Biggest golfing event of the seii.son iit the Mnnehes- Sports R o o 1< i e soutlipaw Ken third by lining hls first major sixth run on Murcer’s first ho­ Scooter newer carried TNT In Ruth? The "he' leans w4th three touchdowns In his bait like Petro. The Red Sox rookie pitcher been punctuated by cho- Football League for sever- the first quarter as Munson Johnson Bc^ed in ^tor thet etie- r (gr t,ountryCJoiintry U('lu u l) b Isis coming up for its nimiinlHiinuHl two-daytwo-dnv ( 3) NFL Action: Brett helped himself and leagpie homer Into the right field mer of the evening against rook­ stands. The Red Sox made It 2-0 Rhani Tops Tech * * a homered to right, singled to cen- ruiies of “Goodbye Allie," or- years, are patsies no fired touchdown passes n^^^ n * " ’ -dition^of the Manchester 0,Hm at the Cleveland Browns veteran Jim Lonborg didn’t. ie Bill Lee in the sixth. In the fourth on a double ijy Balia’n .Stf^lcea ter, doubled to right In hls firet ^ longer in 1969—and Fri- L «r trails Manchester Country Llul) Sunday and Monday. Causes Hawk Delay ( 8) NCAA Football: The result: A victory for Tony Conigliaro singled home In Soccer Opener Air Force vs, Mike Andrews and a single by a Boston run In the fourth, Baltimore’s Oricle- h -'v nrov- three at bate and drove In three throughout the city and , niirht nroved it with a MbCuUough. Tommy a-v,rs hmk. inns, tor . Sunday "will be tor ama- Kay, nmner-uti too ln«t two 8MU Brett, another loss for Lon­ Tony Oonlgllaro, who extended which Lonborg ended by looking Cheney Tech held slate soccer e n ^ S T ^ y ^ b t V t ^ of Boston’s four runs In the 4-8 o l protests from fans to gV ^ Prov^ Sew Or- Vaughn picked off a B IU K lIr^r t«ira only with low handlcwi. y«4r.. .uid Chet Wojiu'i., texh NEW YORK (AF’ ) - - The Hawk said his lijarm total if) for Cleveland In 1D6O borg and a doubleheader his hitting streak to 14 games. champs Rham High 2-1 yester­ are toe dxi*. of toe A m erl!^ seconu game decision Over the ‘ he Giants management. 42 7 pasting of New Ur and i^mpered « flr^Tqi^e?^ fteld profK-lon- ,.r». tU.Utor.1 wMh 69 but tn clock, sot for 10:30 am., didn’t SUNDAY at a third strike. A single by Ken IIurreKson may have ami blanked Kansas City on five Meurcer’s two-run homer tied day going into the fourth per­ The (lie-hard Giant Ians' cam- tor a touididown to give Detroit a s“ - gj, flooding toe course Mcsulay the playoff. Iknxm w«si out with go off and he awoke at 11:55, (30) A F L:Jetsvs. split for the Bpston Red Gerry Moses, a pinch double by League's Eastern Division, and Yanks. And each time he con- known .sometliinji whea he hits. Ce.sur Tovar and Bob Alli­ the count in the sixth, but the iod and ithen Rham exploded paign to get rid of Sherman, . a 21-0 l««d. o iL ^ e e ^ More than 200 golfws laive Kay «H'ond minutes before take off time. Buffalo Sox. Billy Conigliaro, a wild pitch possibly the ertlre league, but^nected after two strikes. . . . missed his plane in Cleve­ son homcrcil for the Twins. ( 8) Red Sox vs. Yan­ hard-hitting Brett drove In' two and Mike Andrews’ sacrifice fly and scared two more goals. they are far from bel^g a sue- « » , Who guldied the club to three ^ Kilmer put the Salnto on ^ onlv hlro nl&va Mrlv in ^ twnprte «nd the enlr>* iiU the niaiv u "It takes only 20 minutes to Brett, who will be 21 next runs with a line double to left Raitcm Division NFL titles dtir- scoreboard In the second quar- hslf L t out^th* ^ sJthoufh lunaleum. ojui inxrfeiwltMuUj*. land. He didn’t want to jiet ' • * * kees provided Boston two other runs Tech goalie lost the bail In cess at the all imnortont box ^ e e .1 r* « gel to t^e airport from my Thursday, earned his first ma­ center In the seventh. ing hls eight seasons, reached ^ ^ touchdown Pro Alex Hac kney en- will be In Uai twoslay field wiped out hy Dave .lohn- A’H . WHITE f«)X — (SO) A FL: Patroits vs. in the seventh. the sun causing Rham to score office. The Birds are avereglrg " f I _ U i e C d lll ______apartment," Harrelson said. Denver jor league victory ao he drove In Lonborg was tagged tor a The Red Sox named former its third goal and the fourth ?’oud'burat status Aug. 17. ' We vc^been belleitoig aU pre- pass to Al Dodil: But five mto- ^ were being rejected slm-e Knlrtra have l>eeu re«-elve«t .son. just over 14,500 after their ftrrit Oddity Department: Brett season that our offense was later, the Lions' rookie Lsr- Green Bay plays Atlanta at "But I wasn't even packed. The A seven-run fifth Inning, fea­ ( 8) N FL: Baltimore three runs with a homer, a dou­ 'two-nin homer by Jerry Kenney reliever Vicente Roma to start tally was against Cheney’s sec­ 66 home dates th« toe winner Amateurs may Vernwsu and New lUiniptolre-its would be to put a. bathrobe over Bando and a two-run shot by triumph over the New York Kenney’s first homer since Romo, who had a 6-10 record, Butch Gerlch scored Cheney’s Baltimore' who Is oversbnd- can Assn, used the designated New York pro team, the Joe Na Baltimore H'e(»nd baseman, pul my pajatiia.s luid pull on my D'ek Green, powered Oakland Yankees In the second game of opening day. eral manager, and It came to- Orleans wound up lU ex- Angeles plays San Fran<^o at ^ Atyji. ,ui C*<»uieciUi*ut was to be opposed by Fritz Pe­ lone goal. Tech returns to action w ed by the likes of teemraetes hitter system. This meant each iroth-l^ Am ^can I^ g u e Jets " ‘gSier U ^ t . hlblUon season with a^ 2-4 49. A swa* mark. eels Anaheim. Avscs^eslswt Calif., In Isa RflRVNFI, exhlbla m WAAs A — — - them out of commission with cowlsiy bolols." past Chicago. Tito Fra o - ’’ the twinbill Friday night before i>er«ndtng c'hiunp te . Kmlr A number ot iptlfcn'x wtu» have The Yankees shelled Lonborg terson, owner of a 16-14 mark. Tuesday against Bolton at home. Brooks and Frank Robinson time the pitcher was due to bat New Haveib Conn. ^ave toe guys who can m Chicago, another pair of Uon games today. The NFL two swing.s of I1I.S bat in the had three double.') and two sln- a crowd of 13,898. Horns, a two-time winner, wtasie luul ex|>arlen>X' on Uie I’GA tour fourth Inning F'Ylday night. Harrelson wasn't In the start­ a plnch-swlnger went up to the During hls et^t reasons. plays—and to- quarterbacks-Charley Johnson closes out Ks preseaaon play ing linc-iip "He has been glo.s for the A's, who then heard 60 In a Utree-wny playoff de- liiivn enlerfsl. Lonborg, wlnleas In 18 starts Don Buford. Hie Uttle outfield- pjate Instead. . . . Brett may coochrf the Giants to night, they made toe Wg plays." and Jim Hart—led the Cardinal Sunday with WariUngton at - Then In the sixth, he cracked ■ winging the bat a little slow," owner Charles O. F' Inloy tell elded toe Issue lost fall Hot) Mrst ((ainssiic le scheduled to since last June 8, suffered his er has readied bore via a h 281 air yards tor De- terms until midway In toe third Cincinnati and New York at champion Detroit Tigers lose. If the Twins win 11 of their re­ National League Burke, Nolin Head The Tigers bowed to Washing­ slanils chasing Johnson's pop Sox trailing by just one run. < dlmbed even j p i ^ k Ro^ excitement when he cute * « » ‘™“ ' 0'*»rte«' vtoen Bear defensive Huffalo. maining 10 games, the A's must Inson to toe-Individual battle ^ against drafted hy the Washtogten ton 4-3 F'rlday night and trail foul and w^int to tlie hospital East Division Brett, who pitched In the 1967 wllh a hHii.-H'd left kneecap. win all 20 of theirs—to tie. W.. L. Pet. O.B. World Series but has spent most for team honors, each at .815. * miA Whpn hi 1908 and cut from —------the Orioles by ITVii gamcH. Else­ PoweU has hit over .100 the ‘h® toe «,uad to tratotog camp, where, Minnesota remained SM, Next, Johnson cracked n one- New York 87 67 .604 ___ of the lost two seasons In the Cross Country Team hopper hack to the mounid and It past two weeks. The Orioles, Boston s years, he played whh games ahead of Oakland In the RED HOX - YANKS — Chicago 86 60 .586 2% minor leagues, allowed nine hit pitcher Mike Paul In the St. Louis who should cUnch toelr division «™tely moved Into toe pRch y,e OuisiBsn By DEAN VOST AL West by blanking Kiuwim Ken Brett, a rookie pitcher, 77 67 .535 10 hits, Including a pair of homers nose. Paul was strelchercd off Pittsburgh by toe weekend, have simply and got League before jototog toe CroBN (Country, a grueling two and a half mile jaunt City 3-0 while the Athletics hammered his first major 76 66 .535 10 by Bobby Murcer, before he overpowered toes all season der, Ump Don Etenkln««r ruled and hospitalized with a broken Phlla'phia 67 85 .401 39 needed help from Sonny Slebert through woodn, up and down hills and anywhere elae trminced the Chicago White Sox league homer, a double luid sin­ iuid hold Beaaon edges over a l l bit batsman, ball. An- Wellington Mara, presldeiit oC nose. Montreal 15 100 .310 42 in the eighth innlngf 12-4. Boston nipped the New gle, driving liv thres' runs and clubs except California. The drews made no U ^ et out Giants announced Sher- that pula a hurden on the ninnerH, begins at Manches­ York Yankees 4-3 after losing Johnson stnick again In the ter High Tuesday in a dual meet against Bulkeley and sixth legllimaU'ly. The Orioles posting his first big league West Division ter epUtt In a dozen decisions, of the way. The “Folly Floater Ivan’s dismissal and Webster's the o|M'ner of Uielr Iwl-nighter triumph In Boston’s second- 13 City proved to be a would just about break a pane '"Vvi Weaver at Goodwin I’ark to Atlanta 80 65 .552 — appototment at a news Confer­ 6-3 lUMl .Seattle ll«glate Greg Nolto to i*rry the kjed for llarrol-son. The Hawk of Cleve- Dol UiLwr fl^furod in Ihroo New York 1-1, Pittsburgh 0-0 Full Speed Ahead doing It." stock car races ol the season huul, flapped Into Baltimoiv I un-Hrorlnjf innlnjfH with Chicago 5, St. Louis 1 sons do roll by! It seems it ^ I f * ' will be the difference the Indiana Phlnney le a turm- several hours after the n‘sl of PILOTS ■ ANGELS —. as the modified cars wlU travel wn« nnlv vnaterrlnv I o r •*** *s he "torows" the Bulldog to er Unlveratty ail Illlnuta otar and and Ci>x won Ids Montreal 4, Philadelphia 0 over the 100 lap distance In pur­ hr Indians and wa.s hit wllh a I2tli ^amo lu’ Waslilnglon hold Tommy Harpi'r stole Ws 68th, /•nmrtaniod ihe movnr sidns. Kent State, whcrc the a 43-SS win over toe Oardlnale hae been In the cost-hlng eys- San F’ranclsco 1, Clnclnmitl 0 suit of the NASCAR National com^nied the mayor to women (10.»00) outnumber toe Now go on with toe forecast stiff fins' by manager Alvin off Oolrol!. dim Northnip horn- 6OII1 jinil 70th bases, most In the At Parkade Lanes tern at Msnrhaster olncs IW4. Atlanta 4, Houston 3 Dark. . AL in 53 years, as Seattle won Championship double points, die Collegians the ball park for the open-men (9,700), ftguree to outpotot Steve Oatae. not running lost <‘n*d n>r the Ttpora. Ix>3 Angeles 5, Son Diego 3 By EARL YOST "The fine Was In three figures Us opem-r. Georgi' Brunet ami added purse money and the pre­ ing game of the horsehide Dayton by a ie-16 count—um- Buffalo 16. Ball Btata S year, returned to the course It’s full speed ahead for the Brunswick P a ra d e a helathy three figures. It was « « • Wayne Comer homered for the Today’s Games ferred Parting position In the schedule and here we are kumph! Drake 12, IxaUavllle SS this year and Is i-hallangtog more than I'm hitting," dls- rtVINS - KOVALS — Pilots. The nightcap will bo re­ Race of Champions at the Long- Lanes, now in its 10th year of operation at the Man­ Open 100th Montreal (Waslcwskl 2-8) at to oonteris worthy of K*"* «» Burke and Nolto for the top I'losed llarrelson, wIkk*' hatting played tonight as i>ar< of anoth- horne Speedway, that will go to MlimcMita vctcnin Jim Perry PlUladclphia (FTyman 10-12), N chester Parkade. A grrand total of 57 10-pin l ^ ^ e s **** ■ special note are the Cincinnati- Miami (0. l 81. Xsvler IS spot Working hard la John average Is a meager .220. er'lwl-nlghter. the winner of the event. mulched his previous high win New York iScaver 21-7) at have been signed up for the 1969-70 season including Grid Season Openliv (toy ofthe oolleglale Weet Virginia and Drake-Loule- Wake Forest 23. N.C St IS Odrell, with taury Kahn. John PitLsburgh (W'allter 2-5) Any one of the three IndiKe- play tor Men's, Women’s, Mix­ (Mkte. Rtok Oowan. Bob Swa- Chicago (Jenkins l6-l3) at St. ments would be enough to draw ed, Juniors and Seniors. tjuarterback Chuck Hixson of ” duah. Ed Nixon and lUlt Maher, SMU, one of toe quickeet guns a — kaff-kaff — r u m "Fearieaa Fllnger" Ht’l-A II. Oregon Stats 10 In oKoellertt shape arid hop- Ixnils (Brlles 15-12), N a full field of top drivers but i r * ■ How the time Hies. It was Saf<‘lv (bourses Houston (Dlerker 19-10) at At- with everything on the line back on October, 1959, that the In toe Weet, seroee to on toe Air n ^ e a uo for in nualirv O’’* * Cook graduated to toe U.Tex, El Paso*23, Pacific 12 Ing for gaod.yeahi Force tonight as coUege tootbaU professional Bengale, toe CIn- Vlllanova 19, West tSiester 7 "We are going to bottle lantji (P. NIekro 20-12), N come Sunday afternoon, every first ball was r^ e d down one FADL1 Sports Briefs Iminches to 100th season. Bearoste are to tor Weriern MIcMgm, 17.17, Control taem down to the wire and , Si‘l for Hiint(‘i'S’ San Diego (J. NIekro 8-14) at NASCAR modified driver will of the 32 polished lanes. All ths Mancheater le going to rapture law Angeles (Banning 12-10), N be on hand to wrest the goM lanes have been resurfaced and Hixson, ths nation's leading w .k - r r wM t .nH roufh sladdlnf In thHr invasion Mlchlfan U llimter .'«>(ety in.stnatoi' the leaguo Utlo, " ronwnented Saimdorw, md Keith Lust N igh t's FiKlilH oiitslamling linemen, liiui been Clnoinnnll 1 Maloney 9-14) at and glory from' the hands of completely renovated (hiring passer laat year, U expected to ______State and SouthAmBoutham ^ Morfantoarn. 1 predict an WeA Va II. Cincinnati 18 Uwrge Atkins Sr mls ■•leeted pla>vr« representative fate. A win here could possibly ■“** “ “ ■“ easy 81*18 viiAifi y for West UUh 81. to. Wichita SUIo U l*hlnnoy "Tho loam trtea hard M«^K*«»ney I'OPFiNHAGFJN-Tom Tlogs, San F'rancl.sco (Pon y 17-12) the summer months. r,*** Methodist and toe Air Fore. St. annotmees the scluslule of for the Boston Patroits, mean a total of over 810,000 to footbalU tefbro a nsUonsl tale- to have at one another, Rockville 23, Bart 10 and with to. Ial4mt we have Wa Hoping Phtonoy with to# run- 164, Denmark. »ul|H>lnted Car­ Back os manager for the llimter Safety Courses for lIMtO- AiUwlne, 11 member of the Pa-/ the winner of^;the event If he vision audience. arw going tote to. OCIL wtth and two lo Duran, 159, Italy, 15, Hogs EXCITEMENT OF FIRST CATCH— Brian Kennedy. 6. of Tonopah. Nev dis­ eighth season Is Bernle Glovtoo, 1070. liDlls slne-e 1961, was named Aiiierieuii Is'agiie could go cm to take the national Coach Hayden Fry speaks You'll be deilghtod to knear toe bwd team." Imrt yaar’a brothara. Mike and won F'.iiroiK'an Middlwegltht ti­ who gave up a_j»reer as a Emto Tha tattar an, coUega The courses will he la-ld at his Tlmr day to siieeeed Nick Buo- title and the Langhorne race. plays liis first raitilxnv trout. Brian’s fatlier. a plioto}fraplier for a weeltly maff- only to superlstives when talk- the Hoopla System ks fimcUon- S-3-1 ahemra Uia tlaroa oompo- tle. East Division promising professional baseball runnara home at 7 30 pm. on :he fob aleontl. who wa.s traded to the -V azine. caujfFit the joy and excitement o f his son’s prize catch. (A P Photofax) tog o i bis leading player, who tng to mld-oesunh form and hoa UUen the Indiana taco Tha Ua. I.OS ANI:f;LES Mamiel Ra w. Jerry C(x>k, currently sitting umpire to join the Brunswick Collage Footboll's Breaking down tho taani uito lou'lng dates. Sept til. Oct. 3, Miami Dolphins last winter U- Pet. O.ll. rolled up 8403 yards last sea- some surpriatog predictions to moot unuaual In track, rttowe a mo.-i, 212, .Mexlei) City, outpolnt- . - staff. The Parkade Is one of rtaae etandlnge, Phlnhoy haa 11 to, 17. 31 Nov 11. 'IM He.-. ,6. Ill Hiiltimore 100 45 .690 In the frpnt of the national point ■on, hitting -265 of 46gjissaes for pma on to you. UtUo what too team ~lm up. eil Tony Ikiyle, 210, Salt Inke Holroit (wrade. will be on hand to de­ 192 Brunswick-operated bowling mn# juntora and six and Jan. 0. ('’l.-i.s.s(ss ai,- lliniti'il 82 62 .569 ,17'a 67 p8f agalnrt In the tX.TL Manrhea- ••'k ae (My. Utah, 10 ______. Kali .Meeting Hosion AFL Opener New York Jets vs. Buffalo, centers to toe United States and to 11 i>erson.s. 77 66 .538 22 fend hls lead. Looking right "He’a tbe bert passer to to the Wg gamo of too day BEST BLOOPERS tar had a 5-2-1 mark. HO.STON I API Suffolk Wash'll. 75 70 .517 25 over hls shoulder 1s defending Canada. No llcen.se to hiuit will he Is- America,” saya Fry." He has that night. Mr. Prtotor). Complrttog tha rroaa coimtry Yi'slErtluy's Stars Dawns annouiuH'd tiHhiy that Us New York 71 73 .493 28 national champion Carl "Bugs" Assiattog Glovtoo is Carroll an efccepUonslly quick release. Air Fores win win tts serial taam la Lkrta Bhaaan. Jim Gay­ T H E N E W suesl to luiy person unless he Stevens, who cxiuld possibly take Negro Quarterback Gets Starting Call tall meeting due to oi>en Mon­ CU'volami 57 88 .393 43 MlUer. Bert Gloss Is program The <>nly fault I can sea U that 4ual with hart 8MU. Wto both ar, Jorry Oagen. f-Valg I,adi^ lues held a lii eiuse to hunt w th HATTING Polo Rose. Reds, over Iht lead with a big win. director with Ray Day head ______ili-ovo in throe nina w-tlli a dou­ day will 1)0 ft itured by the first BUF'FALO. N Y. (A P ) — The clicked with a • quarterback he can be 43 per cent tetter to •ta’vsna boasting rtrong posrtng txaecha. John BIcklay. Bruce THOMPSON firearms In lUiy .state or country U«*Nt IMxKlon Over sixty of the hottest modi­ has both the ability to handle mechanic and Gtager Yourkas mtWfniO ble and two singlts as Clnoln- u idiig of the ilS.tXM) added spoll gh'. will be on Joe .Namath Robinson singled Harris out as compleUi* hU psssss” sttsoks. this rttspas up os s Aroy. Mike Barilo. 8t«vo Btellor. wlttun 10 years from date of H7 5H .608 fied cairs in the Ekist are ex- the job and the personality to managing toe snack bar. luili ts'at San Diego 6-4 luul New F'.iiglaiid BriH'ders Stakes and O.J. Simpsirn but the pre.s- a special target. The Falcons, ateo a hlgh-ocor- higlkwortng affair, with the Air H owvd 8kido. WttUam Orauao. SPEEDWAYS application, or imle.ss la- |mh- Oakland 78 04 549 pc-cted to swell Uie pits on race withstand the pressure. House records going into the moV'xl back Into first place In Se('l '27 for 'J-ye.ir-old.s bred in sure will be on Negro quarler- Robinson's advice, and confi­ tog team, have 80 IstUrmsn rtwnchtog the btpisrt Mike irvonak. Rick C nJlM . Mike O ff 19) THCMPiON sesses a ceitifhate of co.u California tU 80 433 25 day. "He's not a future winner; Uie National League West. the six-.'.tate regliMi. back,j. Jinimj) Harris when the dence, seem to have been well season are these: Men's triple— Game Today back from last year’s squad bombs to a 17-82 oonqusrt of ttis Adams, Gary Roborte. PeCa An- ptdency Lssiusl by a Coniu.ti- Kan.sa.s Cily 84 .413 28 he's a winner right now." Kemp Super Bowl champion New York P rai* Bullens, 731; Mens sto­ nuUl. Jim Wtckwtra. Peta Nlal- NASCAR gftiietfaMMd cut certified Hunter .Safety In PriX’HING Wally Hunker, Chicago 85 .397 Action will begin at 2 p.ni. On placed for Harris has all but of­ pointed out. "He's got a good Bevenge win be on the which compiled s respectable Murtsngs. 30 Jets and the Buffalo Bills tangle gie—Art Shorts, 2S9; Women's structor Persons liclween f.’ Kovals, hurled ii onc-hitter Jay I'ilL' Toiiirht Soattli* v^6 80 Sunday wllh the ticket gates ficially been named to start for arm and he's mentally bright. I minds of powerful Rockville 7-8 record. Their offense The tXXA-Opogon Stnto and .394 30 Sunday in their Americ.an F'oot- triple — Glnny Clark, 656; luid 16 y«‘ars of agesunav lain', JobiiBtone's leadoff single In Uie SPRINGF'lFilJi, Mo (A P) — open at 12 noon for the funs the Bills over two veterans— think an>thing else is irrele­ HIgb tWa afternoon os they volves s r o u ^ q u s it e ^ k pbrort-NX: Stale con- 100 LAP ball League opener. Women’s single — Rae Hannon. Lost Secrets Bach fall Harrisburg. Is only If accoinp tilled by a licen­ seventh as Kansas i'lty defeat­ UnlH'iiten Stratford. Cionn., and F'rldiiy’H KesiiltH that wish to come In early. Jack Kemp and Tom Flores. vant. " open the leaaoa agataot Head Gary Baxter, who has a knack ca ittrm cm clartias ed California 3-0. That e.’qra dimension was 254. toa aeens of tba world’s greslert MODIFIED sed hunter over 21 years of age onee-defeated Mountain View. New York 5-^ Boston 3-4 There are acres of free park­ That, of course, h.as provided The relevancies are 15 com­ Coach Cliff Demers' Hgh- o i m ^ to. cruclsl third- bring out to. tert added to the game that will be First league to get off the hsmsss boros sasilea I'ersons betWis'ii the ages of 12 Calif., will mei't for the chani- H.ill'more 2. Cleveland I ing and plenty of seats In the the pressure. .Marlin Bri.scoe, pletions in 38 attempu durii% flyhig East CaihoUc Eaglea (k^ rttust^. , xttrfn. A t Los Angalea, When Paul Dietzel began instructing hit quarterbacks at Loeglienie OtfoOfyiiig nationally televised by NBC at marie was the Knights of and 16 years of ,ige may hunt J»h plonslUp of the National Men's W.i hington 4. r)e4roit 3 main grandstand or the elevat­ now a receiver, became the the exhibition season tor 277 at ML Nebo at 2 a’clock. ■nie Ati Force;, d r t ^ ^ hort UCLA wtil sdg. pmtt Ore- I/»iiieiana State to wear wriitbandt containing complete Softball Tournament tonight. 1:30 p.m., EDT. when it became Columbus. Fifty six others will BockvOle was defeated by STOCK CAR RACK a-s stated above only if he |io.s I’FITHHHimorc.H. om lAPi Mmne'ola 3. Kam .is City 0 ed bleachers Oiat will afford a first .Negro to direct a team on yards and two touchdowns, an not have to o o n t^ ^ t h Hte- stole’s Beavers. L8-I0. wMla outlines of game plant, the subject of ethics came up If .Mountain view wins, a sec­ evident FYiday that Harris will follow. I Spttrts Schedule | seases a certificate of coni|N>- Veter.Ill .Marcel Proi'ovo t o' Oaklar.t 12. Chicago 4 full View of all Uie action. a regular basis when he was the obvious ability to throw long East last year, 18-4- son’i leading receiver tart y w ^ TTrefnai k Paarrsa Mart Mt ond and final game will follow .Kart for Buffalo, becoming the This season there are 128 chil­ -•eelnille is reported to Isn't this like coaching from tbe sldeilnet? they asked. tency showing he has pis-edia the Toronto .Maple Leafs In tile Sealtle 4. Calfornia 1. 2nd No. t quarterback at Denver, with accuracy and enough poise J em ^ R-l-gT^C.. wlU b. STrtw- fU n BIIAY. SEPT. IS Immediately. Stratfoixl has a 4- A • first black^athlete in pro football dren in toe Saturday Junior tave ns best team ever- Isn't this like carding a pony to an examination? course In Uie -safe handling luVd National Hookey la-ague i.s em- game suspended after 9 iiuUngs but no black .athlete has ever to avoid having any passes in­ aoptaoroore end Gary Hammond, p rt^ , of tbe day. Hie Hoapta Rockville St Esrt Catholic. 1. 0 tourney record and Mountain history tb open a season at started the season. \ \ program, headed by Ed and Part of toe Irt-captala tmlt Ao-episode in the I960 season, however, had Dietzei ask­ use of flrt'arm.s Issued hy a Coji- \l>ei‘t Fill •M ii'-rsota iClianee 5-21 ^Jets and Namath. the original zena’ League rolls weekly fes- tor N.C. airto’s astlenal aspir- Bl'GGSY STEVENS Top Fusl Granby "1 try to look at it as mU fall I haven't accomplished any-' last year compiled a 6-8 rec- "1 expect we will have his wristband was gone. cull Atkins. Gr gory .s.ild Tluirsilay he had BOSTON (AP) The Boston Oakland 1 Hunter 9-111 at (Jhi- instant millionaire of the bonus tunilg the oldest active bowler ationa by aenrtag a thrilling 22- (football). SIMOKEY BOtTWELL being a black quarterback—just thing. My goal is to achieve afd. lalki'il to Proiiovost an 1 Ih'- ‘Celtics had another hole to fill c.'go iFMmondson I-6I baby .set. has guaranteed a'sell­ seore four or five touchdoams la vtotory—faor-rumph! Field told Dietzei and Dietzel frantically reported the Bolton High Bulldogs captur­ a quarterback." he said after In the (xwntry. Pop Chace who Boot, odertag the game - TUEAOAfr, a e r r . is tiHlay Ix'cause of the loss of Cleveland' iH.irgan 5-121 at something y— out at War Memorial Stadium just to Kay to tbe game,” Mtys loss to the referee At the end of the halftime intermission, ED FLEMKE TRACK CAME ETR.ST I'eve l he had coiUTiieed the de- ed it.i .'ocetr op.'ner ye>terday the Bills' final full workout. "I is nearing hls lOOIh birthday. with aa an jsidar harfclleld. Manchorter at Wvtherrtleht two-year veteran .Mai Graham. Hiltimore 1 Phoebus 13-61. N "Anytime^ rookie quarter­ and intense interest throughout 'Atr Force Coach Ben Martin. Ohio Btafe and OMo Urt- tbe official brought the missing wristband to the LSU FRED De SARRO feii.seimiii to move to the Is'ai'-' .IS they defe.ited FLisl Granby don t want to be Judged on the Mrs. NelUe Warren, at 90. U win he direrted hy Bilaa 8sl(- (aoccer). I nil eluh The defendlnj?" National Bas­ Di'lroil I Kilkenny 5-5i at back starts—that's the big pre.«- the country. “RMU really mores tbe ball, veraity, the mastodons of Bnck- dressing room . Many race tracks take their 2-t. in Holton basis Uiat I'm black I want to the "youngest" among the dis­ ttvan. Stove O r ralf e lahel- Butkeloy. Weavvr. Manches­ JERRY COOK ketball Association, champions it I ington iCarlo,s V41 sure It doesn't matter wh.at col­ The Bills will be trying to get and J hope we can keep paoa." fjre BtstF faofbsll, ore Idle M s "Where did you find it?" cried Dietzei in relief. name from their location but in Bolton tallies werfe scored by be judged on my ability ' taff rollers. ed OM ef toe heat kkAers la ter St Gtedwrto Park (cross and AU . tM Othie Stsea of placed Graham, once an out- Hilton I Homo 6-101- at New or I am. I'm a rookie apd there, t 8MU. which also fliiSrtied 7-8 week but tour eShsr Ohio peae- the case of Sunland Park. New IVsce ,'.nd Georgftti m the first trff on the right foot after a I-12- Free “lesin to Bowl " classes toe state, toodU help toe "In tbe Florida direa|ing room^" replied the referee country). NABCAR to Acitow sw the l*luy«*r Kt'p stapi^ng backcoiirt prospect, on That .rbillty was first jipotted are a lot of things t don't know- isst year, stunned Oklahoma era are rspdy to dp batUs. Ml- Mexico, the track came first York iPeter'on I3il4i and second period respectively 1 season. The Jeu »-lll be trying win be conducted by Mrs. Eaglea whoa la trsdkli with Florida shut out LSlT^in the„ second half and won, 13-10 East Catholic at HoekvUle is mlto saved apeedwray HOSIXJN )AI*) nvfi’iwivi* the voluntary retired Thursday by Eddie Robinson, hls college yet " 25-27 to toe Astro DluSboonet mat sod^Kent Rato of Ihs IRd- and then the U.S. Post CMBce C.’ lKorria I Nfurj>hy 9-13 and and F;:ist Granby's go.il was to start on their way to a second Gtoss. one of the srea’s lead­ (erpas otxinuy). r;i| tain ilou.ston Anlwlm*. one of because of .1 recurring gland­ coach at Grantbling who has But. acwrdmg to Oxich John I Bowl. (Newiseser Imtttftim Awe) dedgnatlon tor the community. F'.'.-'ur 1-21 at Sedtt'e iPatPn 7- . cored by B.ir. low in the second title, but first must Uck a jinx ing s'vcrage boarlen. \ the AmiTican Football Ix'agiio's ular uirment. sent numerous black athletes R-auch and the by-pasaed Kemp. 11 and FMentes't-OI. 2. twi-night lH'no.,1. that has seen them lose at Buf­ into the pros but has ve *hf 6-f-w.j. 2iy^jound Harris falo for six consecutive years.

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PAGE TW'ELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1969 BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONNf., ^TURDAY, ^PTEMBER IS, 1969 MotoreydM Building-— Business Opportunity 28 PAGE THIRTEEN Heip Wanted— H«ip Wantad— H e l p W o n t M ^ 35 BicyelM 11 Controering 14 Nu r s in g Homes — Publicly held corporation will buy for Fomaio 35« Fomala 35 Foniala 35 Help Wanted— Help W anhd—Mol* 36 Help Wonted—Mol* 36 THERE OUGHT A BE A LAW BY SHORTEN umI WHIPPLE Live Stock . 42 Garden—rorni THE B’KE Sho*7—?^7 Spruce St. 3 \ V'E MONEY! Fast service. CLASSIFIED cash or stock. -Leonard Rlcco, LICENSED nurse, 11 p.m. to 7 Metal Workers-Eiqier- MAN for work local ditty ~ ' Dairy Products 50 New and used bikes from Jio. Dormers, room additions, ga- CLERK-TYPIST — Typmg and RECEPTIONIST, some typing, Realtor, c-o George Brown, shorthand necessary. Diversi­ SEJCRETARY — Receptionist a.m., five mghta. Small nurs- “ aircraft fabricaUon. store, three evening* plua CVERV, DAr/StIC 0EGG£(7 (ilM 1D TAKE flOSE PONIEa, mare, excellent with Trad-s, repairs, rentals. Open rpges, norches. roofing and 3380 Main St., Stratford, Conn., car necessary, 9-5 daUy. Write Top pay for top personnel. Full S o - o to TOMORBOe EVER CX>€? AMD HOW! tomatoes, evenings. ' fied duties in sales depart­ needed for dentist's office in Ing home. Rockville, 876-9121. some Sunday work. Can 649- SHOS. AND IT 1NA9 ‘MANAMA- children. Gelding and oolt. siding. Compare prices. Add- 06497. PO Box 222, Manchester. Manchester. Applicant needs tenefita. Apply Rolo Machine Best reasonable offer, 643-1313 while they last, $1.29. Buckland ADVERTISING ------S______A-I.evel IXirmer Coro., 289- ment. Benefits. Apply Iona 8017. After 6, 643-9707. to be .a good typist and ac­ PART- FVLXi-TIME days, for Co, 55 EHm St., Manchester. Farms Vegetable Stand, comer TRIUMPH motorcycle — semi- 0449 OPPORTUNITY~^oT~one~wbo Mfg. 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Apply manager IF YOU MAKE drapes than the Singer Oo., 866 Main St., m ^ ta l* ^ rk . ‘T^p’^ to ? ^ p ToUand Tpke., Manchester 36", 35 cents each or 5 for $1. p.m., five days a ^ e e k . Apply 643-2711. automatic sig-sag, excaUent do not lessen the value of the advertisement will n.ot be 1778 of toy department. Treasure Hilliardvllle Luiuineonette, 803 there is a Job waiting for you Manchester. personnel. FuU' benefits. Ap­ condition. Makaa buttonholes, corrected by “make pood" Insertion Roofing— Siding 16 PIANO lessons. Conservatory City, West Middle Tpke., Man­ at Pilgrim Mills Fabric De­ b r ic k , block and stone work. graduate. 649-5487. Adams St., Maiiraester. ply Rolo Machine Co., 55 DARK RICH stonetree loam, hems, embroiders, etc. Grig- chester. partment Store, in our E3CTRA CHRISTMAS money, Elm St., Manchester. inaUy over ISOO., 6 monthly Brick walla, patios, outdoor-in­ BIDWKLL Home Improvement $800 salary now until Dec. 20, five yards, $16. Sand, gravel, (RockvIUo. Toll Free) drapery department. Call Mr. REPAIR MAN — Personable atone, fill, manure, pool and payments of $8.50 each or pay- door fireplaces, sldewallcs, Co. Expert installation of Blake, 646-4422. 4 hours dally, morning or eve- BEFORE you look any further. chimneys. Free estimates. aluminum siding, gutters and dependable man with mechani­ patio sand. Call 643-6604. 151 cash. 523-0931 dealer. 643-2711 875-3136 Help Wanted— nlng hours, downtown Man­ come to the Klock Co., at 1366 cal aptitude to be trained in re­ Domenlc Morrone, 649-1604. trim. Roofing Installation and COMING to the "Big B?” See chester office, convenient Tolland Tpke., Manchester. We FDR “a Job well done feeling" MOVING — Must sell, automa repairs. 649-6495, 876-9109 Female 35 WAITRESS Fashion FTocks In the Better pair of sewing machines. Some STEPS, Eldewnjka, stone walls, parking. Telephone mail order have openings on second shift public contact. This Is a clean carpets with Blue tic Maytag washer, smalt wl^e Living Building. Find out how sales. Phone Mrs. Anderson, in our Heat Treat Dept. Very Lustre. Rent electric aham- kitchen cabinet with fonploa fireplaces, flagstone terraces. ROOFING and Roof Repair FULL OR PART-TOilE easy it is to make $60 a week. permanent position and calls Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? All concrete repairs, both in­ CougUn Roofing Cx>.. Inc.. 643- 646-0725 for appointment. Interesting w(ork and we 'wlU for a reliable man. Full em­ pooer $1 . Paul's Patnt ft Wall­ top. stands. 644-0969. For more information, call El­ train you. Please apply In per­ S ^ O S T E N paper Supply. side and outside railings. Land­ 7707. BE ONE Choice of hours—11 a.m.-3 p.m. tor/n o o n hour; or 9-5 for WAITRESS needed, over 18, ploye benefits. A p j^ In per­ full day or evening hours 6-10 p.ni or 5-11:30 p.m. or 7- len, 875-9673 or Mary, 742-7682. son. son. Singer Co., 856 Main St., Model Home Fumitu 24-Hour Answering Service scaping. Reasonably priced weekdays and nights, meals SCREENED loam, proresaed Call 6430851 ROOFING, aluminum Billing, 11:30 p.m. j( Manchester. 8 ROOM HOUSI gutters, carpenter work, 30 OF THE and uniforms furnished. Apply SHIPPING — receiving clerk. gravel, gravel, land, stone, 19 PIEC Free to Herald Readers in person, Alice’s Kitchen, fill. George H. Grtfftng Inc LAWNS maintained. Rubbish years’ experience. Connecticut MALE Westinghouse Appliance Sales MECHANICS and mechanics Help Wanted— Male 36 Help Wanted—Mole 36 Help Wanted— 3297 taken to the dump. Odd Jobs. Valley Construction Oo., 648- SHADY /GLEN Broad St., Manchester. and Service Oo., East Hart- helpers, full or pent-time. Good Andover 742-7886, Want Information on one of our classified adverttsementa? HNAST Hisrh School ford. H(Jur3 8:15 - 5. Call Mr. pay, benefits. Apply In person, Mai* or Female 37 649-1868 after 6 p.m. 7180. Free estimate SEVERAL, women needed for 40 QUART milk cans, plain or tmenor Designe/wants reliable No answer at the telephone listed? Simply call the Mr. Smith 643-051y (Parkade Store) or Juniors & Seniors Kennedy, 289-7931. An equal op- Mlnlt Auto Care, West Middle DEAN MACHINE YOU ARE A-1 , truck Is A-1 ROOFING, Siding, Aluminum Several excellent opportu­ light bench assembly work, antique. Inquire 359 Bldwetl St. family or new l^eds to accept nities have developed In our Mr. Hoch 649-4245 ( ^ 0 E. Middle Tpke. Store CASHIER POSITIONS fringe benefits. Apply In per­ portunlty employer. Tpke., Manchester REFRIGERATOR PRODUCTS, Inc. Manchester. delivery of c ^ p le te Model Dis­ EDWARDS Cellars, attics, yards, drive­ gutters. Carpentry, additions, office for full-time. ways sealed and small truck­ remodeling and rec rooms. son. Engineered Metals, 10 Hil­ MECHANIC—Full or part-time. WANTED —FuU-Ume service CAB DRIVERS play of Quulty Furniture Juat Open afte r schotrf & liard St. MECHANIC 102 COLONIAL RD. INDUSTRIAL used flimresreiU removed t^warehousea for Pub­ ANSWERING SERVICE ing done A-1 right. Call Tre- Free estimates. R. Dion. 643- Inquire In person, HoUday station attendsmt. Apply In per- light fixtures, 4'. two bulbs, mano Trucking Bervloe,^11- 4352. CLERK-TYPIST Sundays Lanes, 39 Spencer St., Man- son only to Mr Sloan, Sloan MANCHESTER If you are a careful driver lic Sale. / Modem 8 complete BABY SITTER wanted eve­ Person must be experienced., with a good record, depend­ Ideal for warehouses factories, roortW with the $1,000 look. 8 free. 742-9487. A|i|d|y a t Once MANICURIST wanted, full or Chester. Garage, Route 83, Vernon. ganiges, workshops and green 649-0500 875-2519 Payroll department, must nings, no weekends. 643-9033. in tractor trailer gas, In Has Immediate Openings: able and looking for con­ pc. Convertible living Room. bo experienced. part-time. Call Magic Mirror genial work, Join our team. jiousee. $3 each. Grerpmo ft SHARPENING Service ~ Saws Roofing and OPERATES Beauty Sadon, 643-2449. diesel refrigeration units. 6 ^ bedroom, 6 pc. Dinette. and leave your message. You’ll hear from our advertiser In knives, aces, shears. skates WANT extra money — lor Trtosure City PooUlon is with large oom- Days: 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Fallowing shifts now avail­ Sons Sales, 819 East Middle $1JS down, you may purchase jig time without spending all evening at the telephone. Chimnoys 16. A Christmas? Our Representa­ STORE MANAGERS able : Tpke., 649-9953. rotary blades.. Quick eervUce Maoebeater Parhade peuiy offering exceUent Nights: 4 p.m. to 1 a.m. ly room Individually. Im- Capitol Eoulprii'eht Co.. 3f CLERKS tives can earn $600 to $1,000 w(Bges and fringe benefits. 'mediate delivery or free ROOFING — Specializing re WANTED during the Christmas selling Assistant Store Managers 10 p.m.-7 B.m.—6 days Automobilos For Sal* 4 Main St., Manchester. Houn pairing roofs of all kinds, new Bakery office and cash de­ WAIIBESSES Immediate interview and TURRET LATHE: Set­ RIMING mower and snow blow­ storage. season now in lull swing. We placement. up and operate. 6 p.m.-l a.m,- weekdays dally 7:30-5, Tliursday 7:30-9 roofs, gutter work, chimneys partment: Mu-st be able to APPLIANCE DEPT. Various part-time hoiirs - Sat­ er. fall after 4 p.m., 649-8626/ CAP ft CCP Charge Plans 1988 VOLKSWAGEN fnatback, Saturday 7 :80-4 648-7968. use otther comptometer or can help you earn this kind Ground floor opportunities eTdst for individuals who wish Also, our own Instant Credit H ER A LD cleaned emd repaired. SO years' A^ of money with Avon. Call 289- Now hiring for after Labor to train for Assistant and Store Manager positions. Res­ HARDINGS CHUCKE3LB: urday and Sunday blue. Stick shift, radio, white- experience. Free estimates calculator. Set-up and operata Plan walls. Excellent condition. 646- TREE SERVICE (Boucler) — 4922. MANAGER Day. Days or nights, full 0(r taurant experience helpful. FIRST NA-nONAL Call Howley 648-6861. 044- part-time. Experience not EAST HARTFORD BOX L E H E R S 3407 after 4 p.m. Trees cut, building lots clear­ 8888 Accounts Payable: Must Good Starting Salary Plus Excellent Salary, plus Bonus STORES, INC. PRODUCTION MILLERS: Boats and AccessoiW 4A DISCOUNT FURNITURE ed, trees topped Got a tree have good arithmetic back­ (COUNTER women for evening necessary. Apply In person CAB CO. shift, 7 p.m. to midnight. Dept. Overide. Set-up and operate. WAREHOUSE For Your 1968 MUSTANG hardtop, gold, problem? Well worth phone ROOFING, Gutters, Chimneys— ground. only. Good Company Benefits PARK & OAKLAND 10' THOMPSON. 40 h.^^^ Evln- Please apply Mr. Donut, 256 Paid Vacations ft Holidays TOOL - GRINDER: Exper­ 107 Burnside Ave. rude electric start, full can­ V-8, automatic, radio, power call, 742-8252 New and repairs our special­ AVENUES East Hartford NOW 3 BIO LOCA'nONS Information steering. In excellent condition. West Middle Tpke., Manches­ Insurance and Those selected will have an opportunity to become Manage­ ienced in sharpening mrtal vass, compass, epeedometer, $580 Main St. Hartford ty. 20 years experience. Free COMPTOMETER ter. ment trainees and eventual promotion to Supervisory po­ EAST HARTFORD, cutting tools. THE HERALD will not Low mileage. Two extra PAUL'S Odd Jobs Done — estimates. Call Roy Kanehl, Retirement Benefits HOWARD JOHNSON skis, etc., Qolor trailer. Call 523-7341 OPERATORS sitions. 649-6673 before 6 :^ p.m., after dl.scloHC the Identity of mounted snow tires. |2,196. Chain saw work, roofing, drive­ 643-0353 after 6 p.m. WAITRESS Wanted — Imme­ A Career Opportunl^ CONN. AU Benefits (former Fuller Brush bldg.) any ndvertlHcr using box Owner 649-3114. ways sealed, carpentry, ma­ Openings for experienced 894 Tolland Tpke. Interviews held at 6 p.m., 649-4151: ITS Pine St. Manchestet letter.s. Readers answer­ diate opening, hours 11-4, 6 sonary work, attics, cellars, operators. We will also train days weekly. Apply in person An Equal Opportunity e46-33$3 ing blind box ads who 1006 SUNBEAM imp, 7adl^, W. T. GRANT 00. The Store Employer PET PROFESSIONALS 15' BARNES aluminum boat, garages cleaned, lawns fertil­ Millinory, those interested and qual­ LaStrada Restaurant. 501 West Middle Tpke. MEN wanted, part-time morn­ 1 former Nomian’s Fum desire to protect their heater, 4 on the floor, condi­ PARKADE 35 h.p. Evtnmde electric start Warehouse ized, etc. Phone 649-6020 for ified. T Manchester ings, for Janitorial duties. 646- Career opportunity with motor, n e e ^ some work, trail­ Identity con follow ‘his tion excellent, 643-0610. free estimates. Drossmaking 19 St comer of Ptne ft Forest St.si procedure: Daily between 9-11 a.m., 2-6 and 7-10 p.m. 4220. growth company for exper­ er. $800 oi/best offer. CaU 649- Company offers excellent Help Wanted— Mole 36 JIG BORE Operators — first, Mon.-Fri 6-9. Sat. 9-6 i960 SUNBEAM—two tops, new DRESSMAKING and altera­ ienced people In the rare 6349. Enclose your reply to COMPLETE sharpening serv­ tions, zippers replaced etc. W'oges and working condi­ SHEETMETAL AND second and third shift. Lathe and handUng of tropical fish, the box In nn envelope — tires, exhaust system, repair ice. Hand and power mowers Call 649-4311. tions, convenient free park­ You need no pre­ TOOL & DIE operators, second shift. Verti­ CUSTOM made draperlea slip' manual, tonneau, runs okay. vious experince. BURGER CASTLE dogs, and birds. Man- covers and reupholstertng address to the Classified sharpened and repaired. Pick ing and above average bene­ TRUCK MECHANIC cal turret lathe operators, sec­ agers-Asalstant Managers Its— Nurseries 49 Manager, Monchc.sler Mu.st sell by Sunday. $300. Call up and delivery Call >mytlme, fits. Apply: We’ll train you at FULL ft PART-TIME ond shift. CaU LeMl Corpora­ Budget terms. Eatablt.ihed In Evening Herald,, together 643-5585. OraNINGS Oroomera needed for new 643-6305. Sbarpall, 585 Adams a good starting FOR PRIVATE FLEET tion. 648-3363. fully alr-conditioned pet cen­ CANADIAN Hemlocks —- dig 1945 Days, 524-0154 •venings. with a memo listing the S t, Manchester, Conn. Moving— ^Trucking— s First Class Sheetmetal SYSTEMS, INC. ' own, $3 each Call 644-1654 649-7590 companies you do NOT 1963 CHEVROLET rmpaia7 T salary. Valuable ter In Manchester Piirknde. FIRST NATIONAL OPENINGS Layout Men North Miami, Florida Permanent position open for PLANT LABOR, paint manu­ .rt49-6401. want to see your letter. door hardtop. Immaculate. Storage 20 benefits, pleasant Liberal benefits. FOr fur­ IISEp household furniture for MANCHESTER - South Windsor STORES, INC. • Tool ft Die Makers heavy duty truck mechanic. facture, 40 hour week. Contact Your .letter will be de­ Power Edeerlng, power brakes, A1 Marino Services (Formerly working condi­ • Stralghrteners Jack Kaplan, 875-3385. ther Information and appU- noie Moving Seen at 90 Henry stroyed If the advertiser MANCHESTER Delivery-light PARK & OAKLAND AVE3 A first doss mechanic Is re­ cattona. please call or write, alr-conditloning. Call 228-3639, M & M Rubbish). Attlc.s, cel­ trucking and package delivery. tions, opportunity • Truck Driver and General BAKER'S helper or donut mak- m after 1 p.m., 64S-6210. Is one you’ve mentioned, 5-7 p.m. EAST HARTFORD, CX)n/ quired with the ability to Mr. HOrmlch. Personnel / if not It will be handled lars. garages, barns cleaned Refrigerators, washers and for advancement. Shop Man ' er, full-time. Will train. Apply overhaul and repair trucks. out; appliances, bulky furni­ AU Benefits—Overtime Bess Eaton Donuts, 160 Cen- Salesmen Wanted 36»A Director, Bcuffy Pet Center,' In the u.sunl manner. 1900 CHEVROLET Caprice, stove moving, specialty. Fold­ MAN WANTED Delsel experience helpful 83 Cottage Place, Allonda^, FULL-TIME ture moved, removed; metal- ing chairs lor rent. 649-0752 Visit our employ­ Small Work on Space and Life ter St., Manchester. and should be familiar ALUMINUM products sales­ bucket Heats, automatic shift, cardboard drums available. WOMAN wanted to help^ lady AVAIUBLE Sheetmetal Products New Jersey, l-201-337-8$00 ment office lo­ with automotive Instru­ man. One who Is familiar with FEMALE SALESLADIIS power Bteerirg, power brakes. 044-2616. coming from convalescent “WE HAVE PARTS ON THE FULL-TIME or part-time, One owner. Ixjw mileage. Rea­ cated at 52 East For outside maintenance ments. Company offers ex­ storm windows, storm doors, Lost and Found 1 home. Light houseWork nnd IN THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS MOON” maintenance man, hours can Full-Tfan* Pert-TInw AND C H IC K OUT sonable. Call 872-0205. UNIQUE new home owners Painting— Papering 21 cooking. Live-in. Cali/t-745-4308 Center Street, be arranged, ciood starting position. This position of­ cellent wages, and work­ aluminum siding, etc. with ing condltiotu, free benefit price knowledge. FY>r full in­ C A S H in LO.ST Collie dog, Aug. 23, service: PalnUng, cement after 6 p.m. Manchester. Open Dynamic Metal Products pay, company paid bene­ fers—exceUent working con­ Elderly Pe; CAHHIBR vicinity Ea.'it Hartford. Named 1966 FAIRLANE 600 station work, driveway repairs, seal­ CONTRACTOR — Interior, ex­ Company fits. W.T. Grant Oo., Parkade. ditions, progressive bene­ program. Including health formation call 648-3771. wagon, six, standard, radio, Tuesday through MACHINING - BURRING and accident insurance, rue Onmpaay niiH li Holla, $100 reward. 044-0337. ing, yards, garages, attics terior painting, paper hanging. MOTHERS—Work ^ re e nights 229 Burnham Street fits, security with no lay­ Appllcatlona m hf being electric tall gate. Excellent a week, make $Oo/ Call Mary, Friday from 8:30 off and goexi salary wUh Ufe insurance and pension SALESMAN—one who is fam- cleaned. General maintenance. Discount on wallpaper. Call Float Hartford, Omnectlcut ELECTRICIAN — Journey­ ^ lllar with all types of remodel­ taken for Male ..and Female Apply et Once These Are Pennaeertt. condition. One owner. 649-2560. Guaranteed workmanship. 646-3048. 742-7502 or Ellen,/875-9673. a.m. to 5 :00 MOLDING and JANITORIAL man, top wages, with benefits. overtime. Send qualifica­ plan. Immediate Interview elderly peraonA to serve ae p.m, or call 643- EXPERIENCED mechanic and placement. ing work In construction, one Year ’B i i i PralU— KOUNI) Black (log with red Free estimates. Phone I. Haln- CaU between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. tions to St. James Ceme­ who can estimate cost on such Foster Grandparents at collar, 649-8020. sey, 643-8089. B. H. MAGOWAN JR.‘“&’ s6ns, 410T, extension Opportunity for growth and development for wanted for general repair Roberts Electric Co., 644-2421. tery, P.O. Box 1105, Man­ Mansfield graining School TrMBur* City 1059 C O R V E T T E , Excellent Interior and exterior pointing, WOMAN wanted for cleaning male and female employes in the rapidly expand­ Jobs with little or no help. Op­ 368. Evening and garage. Profit sharing plan chester. References . re­ FIRST NATIONAL providing Gore and Compan- M M choBter IXIST PaaslxK>k No. 25-000440 condition'. 649-2445. paper hanging. Thirty years on Thursdays./call 649-2912. ing valve industry. Apply in person available for qualified man. MANAGER trainee for branch quired. portunity waits for the light W. T. aRANT oa Saturday inter­ man. Draw against commis­ tonshlp 6qr two young chU- PAMADB 0, The Conn. Hiuik & Trust Co. Housohold Sorvieos experience, four generations. See Mr. Sloan, Sloan Garage, office located In Manchester. STORES INC. dren--twb hours each dolly, I960 FORD nnd Plymouth 4- EXPERIENCE typist and views can be ar­ Very good position. CaU 646- sion. For full Information call Application made for payment. door setluns, V-8, automatic, Offorod 13-A Free estimates, fully insured. Route 83, Vernon. Monday through Friday. 643-7361. general officii worker for busy ranged. MORLAND PRODUCTS 0174. 8:30 - 5. PARK & OAKLAND 643-2771. l.O.ST Pa.s.slx)ok No. W 9315 radio, power steering, extra Rockville factory office. Con­ EXPERIENCED ameslte raker, B enel^ Include transports- wheels, 643-2880. LIGHT TRUCKINQ. bulk deliv­ 1414 TOLLAND TPKE., MANCHESTER FULL OR PART-TIME AVENUES tlon./one hot meal dally, Savings Hank of Miuichc-ster. ery, yard.3, attics, cellars clean­ tact Miss Qlnsburg, 875-3386. laborer, experienced dump PORTER needed, good hours, SALESMAN — GRAPHIC Applhallon mmie for payment. g(x>d wages. Apply in person. • EAST HARTFORD, Wofkmen'a Conipenaallon in loot THUNDKRnmb~Landau ed and removed. Also odd Jobs INTERIOR painting and paper HOUSEKEEPER needed, live truck driver. Good pay. CaU MORNINGS AR'TS of Injury, paid olck MALE «ml FEMALE 644-8962 hanging. Call 844-0373. THE 875-1274 tinytlme. Parkade Bakery, Memchester CONN. model, gtxxl condition, original In. assist/ with two children. ______Shopping Parkade. (M9-6820. Apply $10,000-$12,000 oaUber. Ca­ l/ave, eleven paid holidays owner. Call after 0 p.m., 643- NAME YOUR own price. Paint­ Knowledge of Russian requir­ (XIODYEAR Service Store reer opportunity with na- annual vacation oa well Personals 3 6.335. TWO handymen want a variety UPHOLSTERER part - time, of Jobs by day or hour. Rea- ing, paper hanging, paper re­ ed. Calf 643-6083. SOUTHERN has an opening for a full-time TOP NOTCH FOODS MEN for tire service and re­ . Uonol manufacturer of off­ a complete physical ex­ HELP WANTED HIDE wanted to I’ratt & Whit­ morning and afternoons. CaU 801 Silver Lane, East Hartford amination when accepted In­ 1955 AUSTIN Mealy 100.. Very .sonable. Call 643-5305. moval, ceilings. Guaranteed tire changer.* Some stock room cap shop. Good pay, 45-56 hours set plotea, film graphic arts Penchnte RJnicni or WilUnc To Leern ney, East Hartford, first shift, I-OCAL/womon with some ex­ Watkins Bros., 648-5171. 289-3326 ' to program and anuoUy g(KHl condition. $500 or best of­ workmanship. Prompt service, HELP WANTED and deUveries involved. Call per week, all benefits. Must BuppUes for man with suc- .South hd,^ from M an ch ester. LIGHT trucking —Lawns cel- perience bookkeeping, typing NEW thereafter. Requirements In­ let Shirt 7-3:30 fer. Call 040-1550. satisfaction guaranteed. 647- and ml around office work. 647- 646-0101. An equal opportunity be steady worker. fCxperience cesoful sales or trade expeiy' 0i90.M.S. lur.s, attics cleaned, odd Jobs. 0564. employer. helpful. Apply Nichols Man­ lence. Factory training i clude reasonably good APPLY Trees cut nnd removed, 643- 1423/for appointment. Men and Women chester Tire, Inc., 396 Broad health, a liking for small HIDE WANTED from Center, ENGLAND agement op(K>rtunlty, Trucks— ^Troctors 5 6000. JOSEPH P. LEWIS Cu.stom GAS STATION attendant want­ LYDALL &. FOULDS St., Manchester. teoted iooai terriU ^.^ t- children, a desire to feel PIONEER PARACHUTE CO. lo arrlvi- W(-sl Harlford. 8 a.m Painting. Interior and ex­ rTIME and part-time FULL-TIME — PART-TIME ed, full-time work. Must apply needed, of low Income and Itresses, 5-day week, 9 - 5 DIVISION tabUshed ocoounU. HAiJc m o A it MANtMEerce tai-iaai \Hctuin id ,’> p.m., 0i:i-.V55t, 1900 FORD pfek-up 14 ton Fleet- REWEAVINQ of bums, moth- terior. Paj. 1963 HUICK. good nimiing cun- ter, sleeps 6. 643-0586. Top salary. CZall Mr. Shapiro, LASSIE type toy shctlend sheep Abort evoract hoorly ratoe, frinst bonoflte am ililion, $50 or best offer 043- j - _ __ . ____ . CARPENTRY — conersts steps, MECniANlC fuU-Hme. top pay provided — Excelent wage— proTlt ehering plan. Apply at 4770. ' ■■ ■ - floors, hatchways, i;ehtodeIlng. Year 'round work with es- 643-2138, Casual Village Shopa, dog. ten-monttu old, male. ATTENTION Skiers. Why suf­ Itocks for right man. Experienced Manchester. AKC registered,, All shots, 1961 VOLK.SWAGFN sedan, fer the Inconvenience imd ex- porches, garages,.cldsets. ceil­ only. Apply In person, Russell's tabUsbed company. Coll 233- SALESMEN ings, attics finished, rec M( 27 In just 12 weeks. H & R Block. America's 3051 or 233-3393. housebroken, good wUh chil­ RM-Lm Mflal Riithlis Im. $396. sunroof, new rebuilt en­ l>ense of motels. We can save tVIRINI CUSStt Texaco, 318 Adams^St.. or 649- S^ERVICEMAN —f u 11 - 11 m a. Immediate openings in our home service department A dren. Call 743 6686 you money with out special ski- rooms formica, ceramic. Oth­ Largest Income Tax Service, will teach you how 2018. nights. Experienced oil burner 69 WOODLAND ST^MANC'HESTER gine, body pixxl eoiulltloiv. 043 MORTGAGES -r 1st nnd 2nd, to prepare income tax returns . . . and how • tow COST TUITION good figure aptitude and good driving record reaulred for 2571. ei-s plan. HIg savings on heat er related work. No job too INClUDtS XU sum iit DRICO MECHANICAL and beating man, excellent challenging poelUon on existing routea in our 5 -^y , Mon- mortgages— Interim financing YOU can make extra money as a trained tax MEN wanted, part-time eve­ e(iul|>|H‘d units plus free all small Dan Moran. Builder • ruu M SUT-TIMI SERVICES salary, working condiUona and day-Friday home servica operation. Intereated partMs FRKE KITTENS Call 617 1108 1905 STUDKHAKER .slallon —expedient • nnd confidential consultant. An ideal course for housewives, nings, for Janitorial duties. 646- convenience Ivuok-up for the , Evenings 649-8880 I M n O T M t N T security. Blue Croas, CMS, plaaos oootact: wagon with sliding roof, Chev­ service. J. D. Real Estate students, retired people— anyone wanting to WANTED — Part-time service entire winter ut the ski urea OSPOSTUHITIIS 4230. major medical, untforma and rolet 283 V-8 i-ngine IM9-227I. DORMERS, garages. tx>rches, Assoc. 643-5129. make EXTRA MONEY. No previous experience station attendant, for morn­ of your choice. Ask any of our • TXUSNT IT UnailNCIO outstanding profit sharing and rec rooms. nx)m additions, required. Enrollment open to anyone. COUNTERMAN. 11 B.m.-2 p.m.. ings Apply In person only to 1903 AUSTIN Healey Very good trained repreMentallvcs for full LOWER monthly payments, |4.- tiocx Tu noni pension plans. CaU 563-0131 for SEALTEST FOODS running eomlltion. Call 049-301^ kitchens, add-a-Ievels. roofing, no experience necessary. Ideal Mr. Sloan. Sloan Garage details. Keetown, USA. Route (XX) requires monihly payrnents ENROLL NOW! for college student with after­ Route to, Venwn. appointment. 2SS Homestead Ave.. Hartford, Conn. Malt tr FmmU .ifter 4 pm. 0. Wlllimiuillc, Conn. Open un­ siding, genera) repairs. Quality 525-0161 workmanship. Financing avail­ of only $89. Our liiteres('”rate •**•*•**»'—M aBcbeeter IlartMdXi noon or evening classes. Ap- MALE HELP WANTED 1909 OOUGAH XK7 eonverllble. til 10 p.m. every weekday eve­ has remained the same for CUSSES START ply In person. Bonanza Steak EXPERIENCED painters want MAN NEEDED to do a€fic« Must .-x-ll, ItMvlng for service. ning. 1-423-1635. able. 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J \ PAGE FOURTEEN AIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, JtA NCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDA.Y, SEPTEMBER 18, 1969 Apartments—Flats— ^ MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1969 ' \PAGE PU’lTfiEN Tenements 63 Heasot For Solo 72 H o h s o s For Solo 72 Houses For Solo 72 Hows For Salt 72 Housos For 72 Housos For Sa^ 72 Hows For Salt 72 Outiof Town Out of Town Out of Town ■ DELIGHTFUL. one-bedroom BOWERS School, 6-room Colo- PRIVACY — $26,M0. Immacu- MANCHESTER — Two-story MAN(3HE8TER Westslde—WaU fREFEaiRED Porter St. — Six- Vemqn to waU in this six-room (Jape. MANCHESTER — VACANT MA^(JHESTER —' Near bus, For Salt 75 For Sok 75 XASSIFIED apartment In small new apart­ nial with 8 bedrooms and pos- late Raised Rsm^. Country home, two baths, 4-5 bedrooms, room Wng-slzed OoloniaL Beau- For Salt 75 Practically the whole first Value! Four-bedroom brick school, shopping! Six room ------^------TOLLAND ment complex. Available Oc­ sible fourth. Country-slied kitchen, two flreplsuses, recre- central location. NeWer fur- UfoUy maintained by original COVENTRY — Bolton line. tober 1st. Centrally located on kitchen with dining area, 1% atten room, garage, peitlo, nace. Lot of house for $20,500. floor. Nice kitchen, three owner. Three bedrooms, 114 Spitt Level. Double garage, sttRve front Ospe. Brsezeway, garage, paneled fireploced-Uv- EXCEPTIONAL HOME L-SHAPED RANCH Four-room Ranch, fireplace, School Menu VERTISING Center St. Ample off-street baths, attached garage. Mid huge treed hk. Hutchins AgOn- Hayes Agency, 646-0181. bedrooms. tir^Iaced -living Ule baths, fiitpiaced front to liiree-full baths, fireidaced-liv- treed, private yard, near shop­ parldng. Completely equipped 20’s. Wolverton Agency, Real- cy,-Realtors, 649-5324; :------r;------room and full basement with ing room. Loads of extras. Out Ing room, oversiaed kitchen, On a beautiful \ acre treed tors, 649-2818. —- ______—______PARKADE Area — Six-room back living room, formal New 8-room Oolonlal locat­ ping. Only $16,900. Hayes CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT.' HOURS kitchen. Rental, $165. wtth one- heat. Very clean. Low 20’s. tlinlng room, eat-ln kitchen. 28’ of state owner wants Im- parUal recreation room, shad­ ed In a very convenient lot 5 minutes from 1-84. Agency, 646-0131. Next Week IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY— Cape featuring VA baths, ga- Wolverton Agency, Realtors medlatii sale. Warren E. How­ ed lot. Warren E. Howland, 8 AAI. to 4:30 PJM. month security required. Call MANCHESTER South End. paneled rec room with bar, area. Short oommuUng dis­ Wall to wall carpeting, flre- East Elementary School: Jarvis Realty, Co., 643-1121. New 7-room Raised Ranch,. 2% rage. Won’t last long at f l’f,- 649-2813. land, Realtors, 643-1108. Realtors, 643-1108. tance to Hartford. Ebccep- ptaced living room, built- BOLTON — Immediate occu­ Immaculate like new Califor­ boths, 2 fireplaces, laundry 900. H. M. Frechette, Resd- 2-car garage. Call Suzanne Mlonday, hot doef on roll, potato Shorts, 646-3233. J. Watson Uonally large rooms. lns, and lovely paneled rec pancy six-room Ranch. Mani­ chips, pickles, cheese wedges; COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. EDGERTON Gardens — Near nia styled Ranch home on the room, built-ins, plastered tors, 647-9993. HIGHWOOD Drive, l>eCter than MANCHESTER MANCHESTER 614 room Garri­ room. Assumable 614 cured acre-treed lot. Oarage, most attia^Uve acre plus lot _ _ new, 7-room Colonial with ev­ Beach A CO., Realtors. son Colonial, doubW*garage, 114 'Tuesday, Spanish rice, peas, hospital. Deluxe one-bedroom walls, 2-cM garage, city utlU- HERITAGE HOUSE mortgage. Choice buy at fireplace, carpeting. Dead-eixl corn bread; Wednesday, pork 4:30 P.M. DAir BEFORE PUBUOATION apartments. Wall to wall car­ «cu- erything, over 2600 sq. ft. of “IF” baths, flreplaced living room, $23,600. Please call 649-6306 JENSON St., Cape, 4 rooms, formal dining room, rec room, 646-2482 street. $28,800. Pasek Realtors, sausages, rice, spinach;/Thurs­ Deadline for Saturday and Monday Is 4:30 p.m. Frlda> peting:, appHances and utilltiea high 20’s. H a ^ Agency, 646- pa„cy. Built by Ansaldl ®*»*‘*>‘ c®”***^- graceful Uving area. Prime lo­ finished on Urot floor, second It you cu?e looking for a two- otOT6-6611. 289-74T8, 743-8343. ^ri"^ LesperSLie, )wo half baths. Ideal for lar^ caUon, top quaUty and unique convenient location. $31,900. day, spaghetti with m e^ sauce, etc. $168-$160. J. p . Real Es­ floor expandable, porch off bedroom home. If you can ^ COMPUTERIZED tossed salad, Italian b^ad; FYI- tate Associates. 643-6129. iurAivruiimiT> s. ______—______family or conversion to floor plan makes this an out­ Call Warren E. Howland, Real­ VERNON — Three-bedroom TOUR COOPERATION WIU. MANCHESTER — Six - w m MANCHESTER — Immaculate multiple dwelling, 2-car ga- kitchen, wooded lot, $21,900. afford $18,500. If a list of tor, 643-1108. EAST HARTFORD $26,900 CUSTOMER SERVICES day, corn chowder,/ crackers, BE APPRECIATED standing offering. Hayes Agen­ PhUbrlck Agency Realtors, home features which are Ranch. Wall to wall carpeting DIAL 643-2711 FIVE ROOMS ’Three bed­ Colonial overlooking 514 room Cape with front-to- foge with 2 rooms on second cy 646-0181, evenings Mr. Han vegetable sticks. Dessert, milk, Park. 116 baths, 646-4200. unbelievable Interest you THREE FAMILY—Kitchens and BRICK CAPE throughout, garage. Nicely rooms. Across from Washing­ back living room, full dormer,^ story. $24,900. Philbrick Agen- dler, 649-7613. B (Sl W landscaped lot. Convenieitt lo­ bread and butter/'served with garage, large roonu. Imme and If you have 15 min­ bathrooms recently moderniz­ all meals. Continuud From Pruceding Pa y ton School. $125 plus security. 114 baths, garage, deep lot. cy. Realtors, 646-4200. DUPLEX 4-4, separate fur­ utes, call Mr. Lewis at 649- Minimum maintenance re­ BARROWS and WALLACE Co. cation. Hurry at $23,900. (Jail ’iSvo or three children. 649-7069. ate occupiuicy. Hayes Agei^ RANCH — 614 rooms, first ed. Central locatton. Deep lot. quired on this three or tour- Vernen Elementary School; cy, 646-0181. slxtw 20’s. Wolverton Agency, , ------"3TT naces, near Parkade, princi­ 5306. If jmu don’t buy after Excellent income property. Manchester Parkade. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649- ^ a l t o r s . 649-2818. LOVELY expanded Green floor, plus finished rec room ples only, $33,900. CoU 643-8446. bedroom Otpe. 114 baths, " Manchester 649-6306 4535. Monday, baked luncheon meat, Housuhold Goods 51 Aportmonts—Fiats— Co l o n ia l Manor Deluxe one- Manor Ranch features four- in basement, sunken formal seeing—Oh well!! $33,900. Philbrick Agency, full walkout basement with mashed potato, creamed corn, bedroom apartments and two- MANCHESTER — Well land­ bedrooms, two baths, large COMPUTERIZED Realtors, 649-6347. Tommonts 63 scaped six-room Ranch. 514 dining room with beamed cell­ FOUR-bedroom Ranch, garage, rec room and extra kitchen, 24 ORCHARD St. Rockville. NORTH Coventry — New Six- tomato wedge, applesauce; CUBIAN, USED refrigerators, bedroom Townhouse. Appli­ paneled fomlly room, wall to ing, and mediterranean decor, large lot, full cMlar. Can you CUSTOMER SERVICES two-car garagre. Nestled on Six-room home, $16,000. Call room Raised Ranch, 114 baths„ Tuesday, meatballs In sauce, ranges, automatic washers SEPTEMBER 1st — Elegant ances. and utilities. $146-$185. per cent assumable mortgage, MANCHESTER — Immaculate $117 monthly payment includes (CHESTER wall carpeting, beautiful treed 2 fuU baths, one off master top this for $19,900. Mitten 2-famlly, on large wooded lot. a treed-oorner lot. For de­ 742-6819. bullt-ins, dishwasher: fire­ buttered rice, green beans, cole wlih guarantees. See them at and young, five-room, first J. D. Real Estate Associates, lot. Assumable 614 per cent bedroom, screened porch, $26,- Realty, Realtors, 643-6930. B (Sl W tails call. Len Ferri, 646- place. Acre treed lot. Only slaw, fudge cookies; Wednes­ B.D. Pearl’s Appliances. 649 floor apartment. Three bed­ 643-5129. principle. Interest and taxes. City utlHUes, 5-6 room apart­ 1117, 876-8560. EAST HARTFORD, aU brick 4- Priced mid 20’s. Owner, 644- Custom built, oversized mortgage, owner, 649-4331 af­ 900. Philbrick Agency Real­ BARROWS and WALLACE Co. ments, central location, $32,- $26,900. Hayes Agency, 646- day, rairioH wtth meat sauce, Main St. CaU 648-2171 rooms, all wall to wall carpet­ ter 6 p.m. tors, 646-4200. MANCHE18TER assumable famUy. 4 rooms each apart­ 0131. whole kernel corn, lettuce ing, stove, screened , porch, Furnishud 2234. 8-room ColonlaL\^rst-floor mortgage $4,000, 6 room Colo­ Manchester Parkade, 900. Meyer AgetK;y, Realtor, ment,bullt-ins, Including alr- WHAT-NOT-SALE— Monday — family room with stone fire- Manchester 649-5306 643-0609. HURWIT & SIMONS salad, sliced peaches; Thurs­ basement, enclosed rear yard. Apartments 63-A COBURN Road, we have listed CAPE—Six room, three or four MANCHESTER — Beat condi­ nial, wooded lot 57x160, ga­ rondltJonars, 8 years old. ex­ WAPPING —Beautiful six- day, frankfort In tell, potato Friday, 9-3 p.m., 96 Wood- $225 monthly. References. Se- plaoe, large llvlng\|wm, bedrooms, built-in bookshelves tion, 2-famlly 4-4, with fire­ rage. Earl Everett Real REALTORS cellent security builder. Wol­ room Ranch. Excellent con­ bridge St. Linens, toys, dishes, 2 colonials on this fine resi­ formal dining room ^^d MANCHESTER — Spacious NEW Listing —Large slx-rxmm chips, carrot and celery stlcki, curlty required. Mr. Frechette, FURNISHED — Modern three- and drawers. Wooded lot. Han­ places In each apartment, low Elstate. 646-0191. 212 TALCOTTVILLE RD. verton Agency Realtor. 646- dition. Constating of living furniture, clothing, jewelry. / l dential street, both have 3 bed­ famUy styled kitchen custom 8-room Cape. Garages. Cape. Breezeway, oversized 2813. pickles, orange whip; FYiday, H.M. Frechette, Realtor, 647- room apartm ent., Convenient rooms, garages, and are in dy location. $21,500. A better maintenance and rent-free liv­ Four-large bedrooms, flre- garage. Outside sun deck, new ROUTE 83, VERNON room, dining room, kitchen mns'aroni and tuna salad, toss­ 9993. location on bus line. Call 649- built-lns, four large bed^^ buy by Philbrick Agency, Real- TWO-FAMILY flats — Masonry and three bedrooms. Alu­ REFRIGERATOR, excellent O IN* NtA, Ik . excellent oondition. T. J. ro<»ns, 214 baths, two-car ing, $24,900. Wolverton Agency, placed-living room, panel­ heating system. Nice treed lot. ANDOVER —Seven acres of ed saliui. cheese sticks, butter­ 4426. \Jors, 646-4200. Realtors, 649-2813. construction. East Center St. 648-1117 875-8560 minum aiding, alr-condttlontng condition, reasonably priced. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. garage. Aluminum and stone location. $29,900. Philbrick ed den, formal dining room, Very clean. H. H. Frechette, _ cleared level land surround scotch puddirqc wtth topping. Call 649-0873. In dining room. Lot about one ONE-ROOM furnished efficien­ siding. One acre treed lot. MANCHES'TmR New m WESTSLDE — Six-room Cape, Agency. Realtors, 646-4200. 214 baths. Situated on tree- Realtors, 647-9993. this large eight-room stone and Milk, bread and butter served He's the most man thus astrologist— he tells it FIVE ROOM Ranch, with 3 bed- studded lot; Sale at below mar­ SULLIVAN Ave., So. Windsor. acre. All this for $26,900. Mit­ with all meals. OARAGE SALE — Sept. 12, 13, cy apartment. Apply Marlow’s, Executive location. $44,000. m arw, etroom Cape on beau­ with full-shed dormer, 114 Ideal for home and office, 6- vinyl sided Cape. Large kitch­ ten Realty, Realtors. 643-6930. , OCT. 15TH like it WILL BE'!" roonjs, large kitchen with din­ MANCHESTER- Quaint Cape, ket value. Warren E. Howland. en with range, formal dining Maple Street School: Mon­ 14, 9-6 p.m., 66 Walnut St., 867 Main St., Manchester. ing Area, 2-car garage, 100 x tifully ^ e e d lot, central loca­ baths, carpeting throughout, Lots For Solo 73 room Ranch, walk-out base­ tion, neaK^rchool, bus, sbox>- good condition, 2 or 3 b ^ - Realtors, 643-1108. room, living room, large utility VERNON — tx)vely new three- day, meatballs In gravy, mash- M anchester. Furniture, THREE - ROOM apartment, 200 shaded lot, $20,900. Wolver- U & R REALTY CO. basement garage, 24’ swim­ ment with 3-room professional OCCUPANCY plng, flre^ce, jalousied ming pool. Sensibly priced at rooms, fireplace, nicely land­ HIGHLAND Park Area — Large offloe, garage. Mid 20’s - room, four bedrooms, two-full bew taxes. type in perfect condition. Ask- FIVE room tenement. Garage, celllng, win sub-dlvIde Into office and residence corn- ture wall, eat-ln kitchen rage, $28,600. Wolverton Agen­ Robert D. Murdock, Realtor BUILDING LOTS rice, diced beets, buttered com. Ing $126, Call 649-6660. adults, 644-1962 after 6 p.m. MANCHESTER — Large new­ CENTRAL location, 8 - room cy, Realtors, 649-2812. Immediate occupancy, rec SpaWoua older Oolonlal with units having its own private fa- blnatlon. Six-room Colonial, 2- with built-lns and privacy er Colonial. Beautifully treed ' room, double garage, $33,900. CARRIAGE REALTY applesauce; Thursday, sloppy ttoors, oversized dining home with five rooms down, We have several choice ten rooms, three baths, fire­ Joes on aofi roll, steamed rice, MOVING - Fri'^did^rfrortfoe; SIX-room duplex. Inquire at 69 *225 per two thousand, car garage. Bus lino.,. $24,900 lot. Three bedrooms, 114 baths, three up, il4 baths. Excellent $18,500 — SEVEN-ROOM house lots In both Mtmehester and Hayes Agency 646-0131. 643-1111 place, large 2-4'ar-2-stace on Purnell tral location, all utilities. for stable. Five-acre agri­ Three bedrooms, 214 baths, of Glastonbury In a pic­ Skinner Rond Schtxil 3fon- Many possibilities. Including ed baths, large family room, Luxury Living As You'd Design It ly $26,900. Move In tomorrow. 646-2482. Ing land, total approximately'T Place, next to CBT also Ideal cultural rights poasible. $40,- MANCHESTER — Investment 30' flreplaced, beamed-ceil­ turesque setting tn n prestige dsy. franWurter on mil. plne- commercial use. Hayes Agen­ 900. 2 fireplaces, plastered walls, T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- PropoBuls acres. Ifoaolbllltles of Antique ii|i|>le and cabbage elaiw, potato LOOKING for an apartment? for many retail businesses. One & Two-Bedroom Apartments property qf 8 units, 2 buildings ing living room, large stone neigh borliood. For appoint­ AVAIl-ARLB: Prime site of ap­ shop, schools, apartmettta. Keith Real Estate, 649-1922 or cy, 646-0181. full insulation, porch, city util­ 1677. ohl|w: 'Tuesday, meat tisif, Musical Instrumunts 53 Have many to choose 1 r o m, ities, bullt-ins, extra large 2- on one lot, paved parlrtng foyer, formal dining room, ment call Philbrick Agency, proximately 4.2 Acres for de­ horses, et<-. Call for details $146. up. Paul W. Dougan Real­ 646-4126. Free Heat and Hot Water area. Reasonably priced for (opening on to private patio), 646-4200. ninidied potato, buttered corn, 391 CENTER Street, an eight JACQUELINE- car garage, near school, treed MANCHESTER, In a central Rosort Proparty velopment of a Neighborhood hrrnd and butter; Wednesday. PROFESSIONAL guitar, Gibson tor, 649-4686. good In v estm ^. Wolverton all electric kitchen (break­ Shopping Center. classic, model C-2 with plush • - - ...... Houses For Rent 65 room home W.th 2-car garage lot, excellent location. Charles area with bus practically at For SoU 74 VERNON — Almost a give »ln|ipy Joe on roll, buttered located In business n zone. ROBERTS AGENCY Rental Also Includes Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. fast room adjacent) 14x20’ IXX'ATION: Manoheater Re­ case. Never used, two months APARTMENT — 814 rooms, VERNON — Monchester — Lesperance, 649-7620. the door. Neat four room house _____ .______away! Pretty 8-bcdroom Cape, JACQUELINE- carrots; ThunHiay, ravioli wtth old. Cost $400, sacrifice $260. Heat and hot water, stove and Dwelling could be easily con­ All G-E Kitchen Equipment completely renovated. New POUR-ROOM Ranch with rec family room. Fine paneling, BOLTON LAKE—-Year 'round stove and refrigerator, ga- newal I^roject 1, Manches­ meat aauce,/a|^>le and ralain Superb Raised Ranch, three many bullt-ins, stereo, com­ ROBER'TS AGENCY 648-9869. refrigerator. Handy to center. bedrooms, two-car garage, nice verted for professional or com­ Range with Self-Cleaning Oven • Two-Door Refrig­ heating system, tiled batn, room, treed lot. Near shopping 414 room home. Oil hot water rage, city water and sewers, ter, Connecticut—Parcel 6, lo­ salad, brea^d and butter; Fri­ ...... -- $150 per month. Philbrick mercial occupancy. Robert J. modern kitchen (stove and re­ and bus line. Ideal for retired plete alr-condiUonlng system, heat, 150’ of lake frontage with very clean. Treed lot. Walk to cated at the southwest comer day. vegetable soup, tuna fish lot. Two children, no pets, $260 Smith, Inc., 068 Main Street, erator-Freezer • Disposal • Dishwasher • Two Air carpeting, drapes, are just a Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. per month. Coll Paul W. Dou­ frigerator stay), basement. or starter home. Braithwaite trees and privacy. Enclosed school, on bus line. $19,900. of North Main Btreet and KIJJNUTON VALUE that salad im roll, pAAln sticks Woarln9 Apparul— 349-6241. Conditioning Units • Traverse Rods • Venetian Blinds Combination windows. Selling few of many fine features for .Main Street (Route 83). gan, Reaftor, 640-4086. ONE OF A KIND • Wall to Wall Carpeting throughout* Two bedroom Agency, 649-4693. porch. Immaculate condition. Colll-Wagner Realty. 643-0088, can't be -beat. Charming five- Milk and deasert are served feu_. E7 LOOKING for anything In real _,____ tor $16,900. T.J. Crockett, Real­ the ultimate in gracious living Hurry! Hayes Agency. 646-0131. 875-3306. PRICE: $76,000. room fWpe. City water, two with each meal. a# rentals - apartmanU. FIVE-room single famllyTiome NEW, SEAUnrUL 4-ROOM RAISED RANCH apartments include one and one-half baths. tor, 648-1877. LARGE older Colonled, 9 with low maintenance. By ap­ Interested redevelopem may septic tonka, cloae to Vernon TWIN boys clothes, sizes 0 to 4 homes, multiple dwelUngs, no *h Coventry. $160 monthly. Coll Invostmont Proipony Ample parking, individual basement storage, master rooms, 2 baths. Insid6 has been pointment. Suzanne Shorts,' VERNON, 6 room Ranch on a obtain n Developers KH con­ Screened porch, garage. Eariy years. Reasonable. Call 649- fees. Call J. D. Real BsUte 742-6619, between 6:30-8 p.m. For Solo 70-i For The Dificriminating Buyer TV antenna. Convenient to transportation, shopping, MANCHESTER — Vernon almost oompletly redecorated. 616-3233. Exclusive J. Watson TENANTS HARBOR, high and dry treed lot, huge taining technical materials, In­ fxoupancy. Only $18,000. OoUl 5142. Aseoclates, Inc; 648-5129. ------Line — Immaculate 614-room Five-room apartment down­ Beach A Co.. Realtors. kitchen, 3 b^room s. finished, cluding engineering maps, legal A Wagner. 876-8339, 643-9066 ------^------COVENTRY Lake, furnished 4- INVESTMENT package Two schools and churches. Stiuth Church MANCHESTER -r'nvo - bed- room house. Avallbalc to June Aluminum siding, 2-car garage, IV2 baths. Avocado Raised Ranch featuring large stairs with fireplace and large MAINE walk-out basement. $22,600. documents and disposition poli­ 2-famlly homes, 6 rooms each Rental agent on premises 1-7 p.m. Also shown by covered-stone patio. Owner oc­ MANCHESTER an excellent lo­ r(x)m apirtment, very clean, 15, $150 monthly Includes heat built-ins. 'This beauty rests on a lovely wooded lot. kitchen-dining area with birch Wolverton Agency, Realtors cies by sending a check for Wantod—^To Buy 5B apartmnet with garages, coun­ appointment. One-quarter mile east of Exit 92, Wilbur cabinets and built-in range, cupied. Second floor rooms will cation is just one of the many Fiye hours from Manches­ 649-2813. $16.00 to ; Acting Executive Di­ T O L I^ N D $135 per month Including utili­ and utilities. 742-7607. Won’t last at $ 2 8 ^ 0 0 . fine features of this spacious To Hold Fair try sized lots, 12 years old. Cross Parkway, Route 15 and 1-84. fireplace, 114 baths, large heat­ pay for mortgtage. Two-car ga­ ter. Three-room cottage with rector, .Manchester Redevelop­ WANTED — Antique furniture ties. Deposit and lease requir­ May be purchased separately. 10-room Colonial. 5 bedrooms VERNON $17,000 , . . Onme one this The annual fhurcli Fair of glass, pewter, oil paintings oi ed family room, garage. rage. near center. 649-4^, 646- porch, one acre on paved ment Agency. 386 Main Street, older Cape In excellent ix>n- South United Methodist Oiurch ed. Call Paul W. Dougan, Real­ Wolverton Agency, Realtors, HURRY! M g ^ Agoncy, Reoltar, 643-0609 TELEPHONE 646-2623 all on the second floor and rood, one mile from ocean, other antique Item.; Any tor, 649-4636. Out of Town Large, well landscaped lot. 2292. Manchester, Connecllcut, 06040. dltion luid start piu:klng. will be held Saturday, Oct 18. 649-2818. still a walk-up attic. First floor $3,600. Call owner after 0 IMMEDIATE Four rooms down, one up, quantity. The HarriTOn’ii. 64:'. Asking only $28,600. H. M. RANCH — 6 rooms, prime loca­ Ix>ttem of Intent will be en­ from to a m to 4 p m on the For Ront 6 6 Frechette, Realtors, 647-9993. offers a large front to back pm ., 649-6226. OCCUPANCY . . beautiful cxrrner lot with 8709, 106 Oakland Street. NEW plush one and 2-bedroom tion, garage, Im m ^ulate con­ tertained up until 11 ;00 A M., Hartford Rd campua of the apartments, wall to wall car­ VERNON ^W 6W ^ “ RcnQhg: Uving room, paneled sunporch, Available on this aluininiirii trees, etc. Vacant. Cloae to dition, city ifUIitles. Built In formal dining room, and a Daylight Savings Time on Oct. the parkwi^. Call Ernie church Tile fair la sponaored WANTED — ANTIQUES, used pets, dishwasher, appliances, "You owe It to yourself to see MANCHESTER —Custom 8- sided seven-room Split I.ev<-1 14. 1969. AH proposals received by the Women'a Society of furniture, partial or complete one of these lovely apartments room SpUt. Two baths, two-car 1964. $27,900. Philbrick Agency, large kitchen that leads to a Tajnrart at T. J. Crorkett'a alr-oondltlonlng. Starting at Realtors, 646-4200. just Hated for only $27,900 after this date and time refer­ Tolland office for this rate. ChrlsUan Service of South estates. Call 633-2300 days. Me- $165 per month. Call Paul W situated in a small apartment garage, built - in kitchen, spacious family room. .Finish­ Out of Town Don't be late to <'all Mr. 878-6270 ed rec room In the basement, red to herein will be returned (’hurch 0004 after 7 p.m. Dougan Realtor, 649-4636. complex located In an attrac­ beautiful, near-aCre wooded For S«rio 75 Bogdan for on iipfsilntnirnt unopened to the redeveloper tive residential area.’’ Brand 2'4 baths, 3 fireplaces, butlt- Mrs A hired Davis and Mrs WE HAVE customers waiting lot with privacy and brook. to see this charming liome Submission must Include all ma­ Thure Blomberg are co-chair­ HOUSEHOLD loU new 314 room apartment (one Hayes Agency, 646-0131. WHERE ELSE!! Ina, 2-car garage, Ikrge well- VERNQN — RaUsd Ranch set In the trees. Please < all bric-a-brac, clocks, for the rental of your apart­ terial specified tn the Develop­ men of the event Chairmen of ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ bedroom) featuring heat, hot landscaped yard. Priced In near Vernon Circle. Three- 649-6306 or 876-6611 glassware. We buy eitatea, VU- Could you get all this for the upper 40’s. UAR Realty er's KH, including Redevelop- the . various booths ore Mrs. tate Assoolatas, Inc., 648-6129 water, refrigerator, range, MANCHESTER — A charming $24,500? Large nlne-year- bedroom, large Uving room, CXlMPirTERIZED W o n fd KboI I tfot* 77 lags Peddler, Auotmneer. 420 hood, garbage disposal, mas­ CO. Inc. 643-2892 Robert D, spacious dining room, with ers Dlsclomire material, Depoelt r Ruaaen~ Mackendrick. aprons, spacious 4-bedroom Colonial. old, three-bedroom Ranch. tTUBTOMER 8ERVK 'EH and Is>lter of Intent Proposals Lake St., Bolton. tl49-Sf47 NEW 6-room, second floor, 3- ter ’TV antenna, telephone out­ Formal dining room, large Murdock, Realtor. sliding glass 'doors, famUy-slx- Mrs Eugene Horton and Mrs 27 X 13’ li'vlng room. Com­ will only be accepted from rede- HEI.I.INU YOUR HOME? For Hannwy 1‘nternsan, country bedroom apartment In quiet lets, curtain rods, window front to back living room, ga­ «d kitchen, two baths, family pnmifH courteoua service that shades and full bath with pletely equipped greenhouse MANCHESTER — 614 room B (Sc W velopera purchasing a copy of store, Mrs Varner Nylin and RoemtWiriioi^f Board 59 area. Stove, carpeting, tile OPEN HOUSE rage, porch, prime location. that requires unbelleveable room, two-car garage on large gcU reaulUi fall Ijoule DImuck Garrison Colonial. Double ga­ the Developers KH. Mrs Joeeph DeOanne, knit­ bath and garage. Security re­ vanity. Washers and dryers In Philbrick Agency, Realtors. lot. $29,900. Jacqueline- Rob- BARROW8 and WAIJ.ACE Co Reiilly. 640 9623. basement (coin-operated) and nominal care. Over acre rage, 1*4 baths, flreplaced-Uv- Inquiries from prospective re- wear. Mrs Val I’ataiini with THE THOMP8oi« House — Cot quired. Adults, or small fam­ 646-4200. shrubbed and treed lot. berts Agency, 646-3339. Manchester Parloide, tage St. centrwy located, large ily. $226. Tenant pays gas, storage area. Plenty of Ing room, formal dining room, Manchraler 649-6306 developers are welcome The of­ AIA, CASH for jfour property members of Edgar Clrcls. holi­ parking. For an appointment Many extras. Out of state recreation rtK>m. Hospital lo- BOLTON — i4-rDdm Manor fice of the Manchester Redevel­ day booths, and Mrs Fritnk pleasantly rarnlshed rooms, heat, and hot water. Norman SUNDAY SEPT. 14 2 P. M. - 5 P. M. owner must sell. within 34 hours. Avoid red tape parking. CafI 649-2868 for over­ Hohonthal Realtor, 646-1166. to see this new lovely apart­ MANCHESTER catlon. Warren E. Howland, house for Large family. In­ VERNON F'our • bedrrxjm opment Agency ts oj>en from Inatanl sarvtoe. Hayes Agency. Mott and Mrs John Begga, at­ night and/ permanent guest ment building please call 872- Realtors, 643-1108. laws. office and home. Custom Oolonlal plus family rotim. 8 30 a m to 4 :30 p.m. 6460131 tic Irsasursa rates. / FOUR-room Duplex apartment, 0629 weekdays for an appolji|> HOLLISTER SCHOOL TWO BLOCKS TO crafted 1964 wtth finest of (lying room, fireplace, formal The Redevelopment Agency Members of (he Mlipah-Spen- heat and hot water, no pe25 monthly. No pots. - rooms, enclosed paneled structed Ranch that has lov­ and shopping. Only $23,900. H. home, beautifully situated on 386 Main Street rlson Agency Raallor, 643-1016 o|>erale the coffee shop which call 649-1628. VERNON - Four-room aparl- 6331./ rear porch, two-car garage. ing owners. FuUy olr condi­ M. Frechette. Realtors, 647- wooded acre In fine residential LEBANON Ijve atoi> a quiet Manchester. Connecttcul 06040 6U 0644 will be open from 10 a m to mertl with garage In lovely $25,900. tioned. fully equipped kitchen. 9993. area. For appointment caU hill in this immaculate six- SIX-ROOM Duplex. II4 baths, country atmosphere. $128 per Aren Code 203 ; 046-0106 MANOnCJITER Over 78 Im ' noon Luncheon srtH be served Assumable 5‘i'^r mortgage. Suzarurc Shorts, 646-8233, J. room Cape Three or finir bed- Ruth 8 Hlaum. from Item to 2 30 p m Rooms Wiriiouf Board 59 $166 muntlily. Roferencea and ihonth. One child accepted. Se­ ANTHONY G. FIANO Arrange to see now. Inge from $10,600 up If you security deposit, adults prefer- Watson Beach h Co. Realtors, rrjoms. two-full batlui with Acting Executive fttrector There will be tides and games curity required. Available Oci. 646-0191. M I^ 378-6960. are bxj|ilng"ror a good houas ATTRACTIVE room, few itepa i\‘d. 6<3-0237. 1st.Uall 876-6148 after 6 p.m. colored fixtures, many desir­ Everett T Keith. call the Mitten Realty. Real for children Slewari Jones wlH from PoRt Office. Board op­ VERNON-BOLTON LAKE ENORMOUS ROOMS able features Priced at $22.- Chairmen tors. 643 6930 do chorcesU portratto Mrs. tional. References. Call 648- II 900 Call the Carolyn Went­ Harlan D Taylor, John Tsigener sdll dtsptay 6746. MANCS1E8TER, new UsUng A cool four-room Ftanch. PRICE REDUCED worth Agency, at I 642-7S6I or IdSTlNGS wanted, have client beeswsx randies, and Mrs D Garrison Ookmial. Large Uving New fireplace, furnace, roof, Vice Chairman Enhance this truly large 1 642-7692 for nn appointment fm house in rural area. G Strode Jsrkson will exhibit room with fireplace, foTnal aluminum comblnaUons. On this brick Cape Ood, lo­ Edward J Sweeney, ROOM for rent, gentleman on­ BOLTON ^2 ,5 0 0 Raised Ranch located In Treasurer I’hlHIps Realty. 640fOfla or S73- some of her rock jewelry ly. Central locaUon. Free park­ dining room, den, large kitch­ septic a n d iandscaping. cated tn excellent area executive area. 2'4 baths, Franrts P Handley 3314 ing. References required. 648- en, 8 bedrooms, attached ga­ Service couple hated to buUt-in kitchen, two fire­ F'our finished rooms, plus $22,600 NEW RAIHKD fUnch, 3693 or 649-8160. rage, aluminum siding, locat­ leave home. Asking $1S,5(X). places. FJeldstone front plus room tor two more $21.- three iiedrooms. unflnlsh- Arthur E Smith ed East Center St. $26,900. much more. Don't .delay 600. ed rrerestlon rtxmi garage. TalkH Ar<> Held ROOM for middle-aged gentle­ FVank llbtt, 643-6668. 160x200' treed lot Suburban man, meals served If wanted. TIMROD ROAD DUNCAN ROAD i/« MILE TO h e r it a g e ^ o u s e . - Hutchins Agency, Realtors. Over Spy Call 649-0618. MARTIN SCHOOL NOTICE MANCHESTER — Large 8- HERITAGE HOUSE 646-2482. 649 6324 3CEXHX) C arr (AP» -C u ­ rtxan home consisting of four South Manchester—Go where ban Fljrelgn Minister .Raul Roa LAROE pleasant furnished COVENTRY - $I8.8«) Seven b r e m a r convalescent h o m e heated room for gentleman. 7-RpOM RAISED RANCH 7-ROOM COLONIAL bedrooms, pine-famUy room, the going Is! 4.65 cleared 646-2482 and Mexican President Gustavo walnut eat-in kitchen, spacious and wooded acres wtth 641' room Cape New kitchen. IS MANCHESTER, CO NNECTICUT 06040 Dlax Ordsz met for two hours Apply 2 Pearl 8t. or call 643- 2-car garage, family room, Vi bath, sliding glass 2-car garage, 2Vi tile baths, 2 fireplaces, large baths, full cellar Bill Wolcott. 9353. living room, formal dining road frontage. 8-buUdlng lot NOTICE TO contractors Friday, apparently to dUcaoss an doors to patio, large laundry room, kitchm with family room, all built-ins, laundry up, aH citiy - UNMATCHED QUALITY 666-1663 Pasek Realtors. MIA alleged spy case that has added room, one-car garage, on large potential. Expandable older INVITATION TO BID TWO AiNGLE ■'comfortably fUri dinette, forma) dining room, fireplace in living utilities, large lot, amesite drive, 2 porches, plas­ lot. $29,500. Jacquellne-Rob- home. Good Investment-plan, 2*6-7476. 742-6243 t^^islon to relations between the TIRED OF HIGH REN'TS? Is expressed In this large nished bedrooms. ResIdenUal room, IVi tile baths, plastered walls, all city tered walls, stairway to attic, quiet neighborhood, erto Agency; 646-3339. now or later. Owner adll Sealed propaaaie wlU be rweetved to the office of UllMvotd two oAintries section close to Main St. Work­ utilities. excellent locatitm. finance. Try thla well located 2-fam- authentically reproduced Co- BfJLTON. overmtxed-Cape, with Engtoeertof, Inc 264 3(ato Atreet. 3 or woman. Refer- WBJSTSIDE — 5-room home, 3 Uy on for size. You pay only lonlaJ Every feature ex­ fuJl-rhed dormer, 3 bedrooms, not later than . said It snsiid cosnment on the encee. 649-2883, after 10 a.m. down. 2 up. one bath, garage. DEPOSIT FELL $96 per month, heat Includ­ quisite and gorgeous Only large kitchen and living room REPTCM BER 34, 19*6 . 10 00 AM CDAT meeUng today Lot 80x190'. $19,900. Philbrick THROUGH ed! Asking $23,900. Call to­ 16 minutes from Manr hes; fireplace, cersmli Hie bsih. at whieh time a ^ place said pruposaU shall publicly be opened . Before leaving for Cuba. Ro« NICE BEDROOM for gentle­ day. ter Muzt be seen Mid 40's. walk-out basement, aluminum for furnishing of all materials, fsbor. sq u lp n ^ t end t o c l ^ Agency Realtors. 646-4200 $25,000 — 29 wooded acres iseued s etalement to ivhlctl he man with references. Private DIRBCTnONS: SOUTH BtAIN ST. TO 8PKINO ST., DOWN SPRING ST. TO DUN­ dorms, newly {Minted well U is to construct the BidwsH Street FoUy Brook 'Trunk SaniUry said he presented Diaz Ordaz home, very near Center. 31 with 1.166' road frontage. CAN ROAD, TURN DUNCAN ROAD TO TDOtOO LOVELY almost new. Garri.'xm . HERITAGE HOUSE landscafiel. gcxd locstirjn t'too'ilrl^l **■’*'* Portland Street, approximately sdth "Indlaputafafe procA that Church St., 649-4966. Only three miles from new 646-2432. HERITAGE HOUSE Asking 124.9(A) Rowe 6 U&R Executive Ranch Oolonlal home, large kitchen.j Route 6 and 15 minutes to fontract Documents toctudtog drawrtoga and tecbnicaj soeci- our government possesaes Con­ buUt-ln dishwasher, disposal. R2/we P.e«lty. 875-3167 > flcavons, y e on ^file at Urtowold Kn#toeertn«. Inc 264 Main cerning e^ionage acItvUlea car­ Hartford. Nice stream adnds \ \ ' \ ■ 64^2482- ApartfiwnH-rFlats— Il4 ceramlc-tUe baths, huge through rear of property- Street trf'Manchester, Connecticut. ' J J ried out against CUbsi and Mexi­ ON LARGE ,TREED LOT. 3 REOROOMS, 2 \ BC)LT0N fustom built nlnr- 1'^ living room with fireplace and Owne^' wlU take slzableV tk ^es of Ckvttract DocumtnU may br obtained by depoeUing co by Carrillo Obion. ” TmwmanH. 63 A, bookesMs, formal dining room, itATTCHE^TE R Green area — rm Raised Ranch/Three of tw enty five M i e n l$38,\0 0 i wtth the Engineer tor each art 3 Camllo Colon was the press iATHS. FliREPLACE. CARPETED THROUGH first -mortgage. Lovely ^six-room Ranch. ^ Two BOLTON Lake Waterfront^ four bedrooms. targe living documssnts so obtained Each such deposit WIH be rafunied U ATTRACTIVE 3-room apart­ $ large bedrooms, abundant attache In Mexlco'e Havana em­ cloaets. 6 per cent assumable full baths, carpeted kltchro CaUfcrnla style home! 3 bed­ room with cathedral ceiUng th«f drawings and (kmtract liocumsnts are returned to good coo- bassy Cuba said last week he ment, heat, hot water, elec­ rooms, large enclosed porrh dltusi within ten llOi days after the Bid openii^ OUT. WALKOUT REC ROOM WITH BUILT erance *4*-7t2o mortgage. .647-1021 M. H. PALMER. with built-lns. Uving room with wot'h full-wall fireplace, family eras a for the U4I, Cnntral tricity, stove, refrigerator. Charles The Owner reserves the right to waive any tolormaMlee or flreplsce and wsll to wall car- with sundeck overlooking lake ne •smount. torm and subject to the coskUtions provided to the In- for trial. ALMOST NEW, 414-room du­ comblnaUons, fireplace. waU 64S-6321 Frechette. Reattoni. 64T-M93 WILLINGTON e-room fafx-, firoplace. three full baths, rtructions to Bldder« Owner — 643-T691 4 bedrooms, large 2-car garage Mexico rejected the charge plex sound proofed, private ga­ to arall carpet In living room separate lUed laundry rrx>m. No Bidder may withdraw hie Bid within thirty (10) days ------TW O FA M IL Y . 6-5. 2 se p e ra te with horse and pony st 'la but ordered CnrriUo Cbiun to re­ rage, heat, appUanooB. $170'. and dining room. Downstairs- two-car garage Many extra after the actual date of the Bid opening turn hetne Monday. 649-4138. family room plus hobby room. NEW S-room Ranch, attractive- heating systems, handy to bus Situated on IS acres Only features $43 500 U A R Really $38,900. 643-9613. Prtndples. ly priced. Has to be seen to be and s e b o ^ $24,900 tooibnck $26 900 T J Crockett. Real­ C'o . In> . 643-2640 R U. Mur WALTER A kCAKGERlSON JR. Mexico Is Iht only country. In ooly appreciated. Call 616 6M7 Agency Realtors. 644-4900. tor. S7V6279 dock. Realtor. Sole General Partnar the hemisphere that retains dl$i- Bremar COsivaleeeent Hoote kMnatlc relations ertth ertba.

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Manchester Herald Photo Among Winners Nasser Asks He Finds Baboon Mummied Hospital Notes To Postpone In Search for Tomb - MUbtrd W. Going v m n N o HOURS Press Group Awards Prizes COVENTRY — Millard Wes­ (Contbiued from Page One) brtMnnedUte CJare Semi- NEWPORT. R.I. (AP) - - The Summit ley Going, 47, of Snn Jose, Calif., oracle and have thrtr dreams ptlrmto, noon'-t p.m., and 4 pan. whom Imhotep was the fore­ Burlington Free Press and the twin bratlMr of Mezrlll Going of Interpreted and their prayers S p.m.; private room*, M a.m.- BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — Coventry, died Thursday in San most. The shrine, then, would (or healing heard, wotdd have > p.m., and 4 p.m.-8 p.m. -Boston. Herald Traveler have have been at his tomb, or what been target No. 1 for Thedos- Egypt’(» President Oamal Abdel Jose. Pedimrica: Parenta allowed taken top honors in the annual Survivors also Include his wife, the people of the time took to ius’ enforcers of C3iriaUan or­ Nasser is going to Moscow Sept. have been his tomb. aay Hiaa except noon*t p.m .; writing and photo contest spon­ two sons, four sisters, and three thodoxy. oAera, S p.m.-8 p.m. 23 for talks and medical treat­ Emery’s theory was wonder- sored by the New ENgland Asso­ other brothera. It was at the level of the Belt Service: 16 a.m.-t p.m., ment and has aMced for post­ A miUtary funeral "wlU be held, fuHy strengthmed by Ids first shrines above the second filled 4 pan.*8 p.m. ciated Press News Executives ponement of a proposed Islanolc Wednesday at the Fahy Funeral sensational strike in 1964, the enclosure that Emery founded Intenalve Care and Coronary Association. Home, Norwich, N.Y. Burinl catacombs of the Ibis, Thoth-Im- a stately entrance to t))e ba­ Care: Immediate family only, DonFilllon of Burlington and summit meeting, a Beirut news­ will be In Lewis Cemetery, hotep's sacred bird. Two cen­ boon galleries, there the theory anytime, limited to five min- paper said today. Miss Ulrike Welsch of the Her­ Preston, N.Y. turies ago, they had been a of destruction by reUglous zeal­ ald Traveler were among first M orocco’s foreign minister, sightseeing wonder, but their lo- ots was reinforced. As noted Maternity: Fatliera, It a.m.- place winners In the i^oto above, all but two o f the ba­ Abdel Boutaleb arrived In Cai­ Mrs. Clarence A. Carpenter oatdon had since been lost. 1S:4B p.m., and 6:86 p.m.-S competition. Peter Lucas of the boon coffins had been smashed ro Friday and proposed that Is­ Mrs. Elizabeth E. Carpenter, From the days of the Ptote- p.m .; othera, 8 p.m.-4 p.m., and and the bones scattered. Go­ Herald Travler and Joe Heaney lamic heada o f state meet in Ra­ 76, of WilHmanUc, sister of Mrs. mles, tile line of kings descend­ 6d6 p.m.-6 p.m. bat, Sept. 22-24. ing through them today, one of Burlington were named win­ Rose McLuslde of Manchester, ed from on e a t Alexander the Age Limita: 16 In maternity, sees the babocm slcuUs sadly ners In the writing competition Reports that Nasser planned died yesterday at Windham Groait's generals, there have U In other areaa, no limit in snarling in the niches. earlier. another vlsH to the Soviet Union Community Memorial Hospital, been "abundant references to the aelf aervloe. To Emery’s complete lack of Other first place finishers In have been filtering out of the Wlllimantlc. She was the wife ibis cult. Writings spoke of "the surprise, the baboon passages photos, announced today, were Egyptian capital but there heui of Clarence E. Carpenter. tomb of the ibis,” ’’embalmers The admlnlatratton reminds broke at some points into the C. Scott Hoar of the Portland been no official confirmation. Survl'von also include a otf the Ibises,” their priests, visitors that with oonstmction Press Herald and Hank Nichols Beirut’s newspaper A1 Jarlda and the ceremonies connecited ibis galleries. Were the ba­ ■»der way, parking space Is brother and 'several nieces and of the Ckmcord Monitor In the reported that the Egyptian gov­ nephews. with them. boons, like the Ibises, the offer­ limited, t u t o r s are asked to spot news category; Leo E. ernment had asked that the One . papyrus, now in the ings of supplicants? The nature hear with the hospital while the The funeral will be held Mon­ Meyer of the Worcester Tele­ summit be postponed. R said day at 6:16 a.m. from Bacon Louvre, the complaint of a of the burials make some ritual parking problem exlsls. or religious Involvement cer­ gram In sports; and George M. the~ report reached Lebanon’s Funeoal Home, 71 Prospect St., priest about wretched service tain. Beaubln of the Woonsocket Call Foreign Ministry through the Wlllimantlc, with a Mass of and corrupt dealings of the cult Patients Today: *7* in features. Lebanese ambassador to Cairo. requiem at St. Mary’s Roman attendants, makes the situation In front of some of the niches were pedestals on which mt Miss Welsch placed first in Nasser, who la 61, made a C^thoUc Church, Wlllimanttc, at about as clear as can be in such ' ADMITTED YESTERDAY: fine life-size limestone statues the big cities category for fea­ lengthy visit to Russia In July 10. Burial will be In St. J o s e f ’s matters. Pilgrims, lay and cleri­ Mrs. Kathryn Andrulat, East of the baboons with godlike tures and Fllllon won In the 1968, and underwent medical Cemetery, Wlllimantlc. cal, went to the shrine to make Harttord; William A. Blazen- liabiUments. And on Uve front sports category among the treatment at a Soviet health re­ Friends may call at the fu­ offerings of ibises, which must aky, 69 ainton St.; Earl P. of many of the blocked-up smaller papers. sort. The nature of his Illness neral home tomorrow from 7 to halve been rituaUy Idlled, em­ Oourchesne, Glastonbury; Mrs. niches were etdae—funerary The Christian Science Monitor was not revealed but he was be­ 6 p.m. balmed end wrapped as mum­ Sharon L. Crawford, Wlltlman- plaques of white stone carved won first place among the big lieved to be suffering from dia­ mies. tlc; Joseph J. Dudzik, Manches­ This photo of Richard Nixon photos this year from the Con­ betes. Harold R. Schq>at with tetters closely resembling ter Manor, Bast Center St.; city entries In both categories of by Herald photographer Albert necticut News Photographers When Emery broke iiito the Greek. the page presentation competi­ Egyptian officials reportedly Harold R. Schepat, 46, of Bris-' Dexter W. Everett, 17 Holl St.; Edward Bucelvlclu.s has won Awards. 'Ibis catacomb, the sight accord­ These may rank in scholarly tion, Page One layout and edito­ have EUggested that Arab for­ tol, brother of Mrs. Joseph Hille C. Richard Eairbank, Marlbor­ second prize In the spot news The Herald photographer was ed perfectly with the supposi­ significance wMh anyiMiig else rial page layout. category for newspapers of un­ eign ministers meet In New of Manchester, died yesterday tion. Horizontal passages about ough; Jennifer L. Horsfleld, 260 bom In Windsor and graduated York before the Islamic summit found this year. The language Oak St., Wapplng. The New L4)ndon Day won for der 40,000 circulation at the at Bristol Hospital after a short 10x10 feet honeycomb the from East Hartford High School Js convened. illness. is "Carlan,” qx>ken by people Also, Kathleen Kiamer, Twin Its Page One and the Bristol New England Associated Press earth 20 or 30 feet below the isiur- who came from the souttiwest- In 1966. He spent three years as lowing the fire In Jerusalem’s Survivors also Include his Hills Dr., Coventry; Shula Press won for Its edm News Executives Association fajoe. Long communication tun­ ern corner of Asia Minor. Their a corporal In the U.8. Army A1 Aksa Mosqud. wife, his father, four brothers, Krelger, Tolland Tpke.; James The New London Day won for three-day meealng In Newport, in -'Germany. nels were intersected every writing has never been de­ T. LeBel, 80 Devon Dr.; Rachel Its Page One and the Bristol R. I., it was announced today. another sister, and several dozen feet or so by side galler- A friend, Ralph T. Beaudin, ciphered. N. Meserve, 66 Amott Rd.; Ma­ Press won for Its editorial page The winning photograph was nieces and nephews. tes. Some extended over 100 taught Bucelvlclus how to use a ft is known that the iate rla Moroz, West Main St., Rock­ In the small cities category. taken a year ago in August Funeral services will be held yaixis and most were packed period pharaohs employed camera when he returned. Lunar Dust ville; Mrs. Clara Novelll, Col­ The photo contest drew 196 en­ 1968, at the Hartford Armory Monday at 2 p.m. at the Petke from floor to celling with potted Oarian mercenaries. The stelae Bucelvlclus then bought a part­ chester; Mrs, Anna Palleln, 224 tries from newspapers In the six when Richard Nixon appeared BXineral Home, 328 West St., Ibises. in file baboon galleries, the nership with Beaudin in Photog­ Oak St.; Mrs. Carol A. Peter­ New England states that sub­ in the area to campaign for Being Studied Bristol. Burial wlU be in West Because rock falls and sand largest haul of Carlan writing raphy Unlimited In Windsor. He son, 77 Harlan St.; Mrs. Vir­ scribe to Associated Press serv­ the presidency. The same pho­ Cemetery, Bristol. slips made the passages highly ever found in Egypt, suggelt sold out when he Joined The ginia E. Petersen, 46 Hillside ice. to won a third place from the (Oonttnued from Page One) Friends may call at llie fu­ dangerous, Elmeiy moved after that the hired soMiers worship­ Herald two years ago. St. The awards will be presented Hartford County Camera Club neral home tonight from 7 to three seasons to another area ed at the santuary. Also, Dolores L. Rollings, 487 at a dinner tonight that climax­ on Jan. 28. The photo-award winner has were distributed to solentlsta 9 and tomorrow from 3 to 6 and not far away where the curves 7 to 9. p.m. The most exciting find is one Center' 8t.; Scott L. Schrelber, es the annual three-day fall Bucelvlclus, who canie to Tne spent the last six years at 419 after a committee ruled that ex­ In the arterial ibis pasaages plaque oh which the legend is Wethersfield; Roger W. SIrols, meeting of NEAPNEA. Herald In October of 1967, has Benedict Drive In Wapplng tensive testa showed the moon seemed to be leading. Aerial inscribed in two writtngts, Alfred H. Mehlhorn 88 Cornell St.; Christopher J. The winners: Photo Contest won other awards since work­ v.'iiere he lives with his wife, the soli is harmless to earth crea­ photos liad also'pointed to it Carian and hderoglypfaic, one COVENTRY — Alfred H. Welnfurtner, East Hartford. Newspapers with under 40,000 ing for the paper. He took sec­ former Nancy KInsella and tures. The moondust had been as the site of some strange presumably a translation of the Mehlliom, 68, of Ft. Lauderdale, BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A circulation; ond and third place for two buried structures, their axes other. It may, there^re, serve their two children. quarantined in the lunar receiv­ Fla., brother of Mrs. Cart son to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Spot News ing laboratory since July 26. rtirolng at a different angle as a Rosetta Stone in a reverse Merluzzo, Amston; a daughter Schwager of Coventry, died from those of third dyroiaty 1. Hank Nichols, Concord About 18 pounds of the Apollo of the original, whose Greek to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Geer, Monitor, picture of church stee­ Thursday in Ft. Lauderdale. masbabas. lines enabled ChampoWon to Storrs. 11 samxdes will be handed out to Survivors also include his ple toppling during fire; 2. Al­ 142 aclentlrts from the United Two seasons work uncovered solve the mystery of hlero-, Capitol in Command wife, three daughters, three a sub-surface enclosure about glyphlcs. DISCHAROED YESTERDAY: bert E. Bucelvlclus. Manchester States and eight foreign coun­ sons, a brother, a stepdaughter, the size of two tennis courts Raymond O. Miller, 188 Spencer (Conn.) Herald, President Nix­ tries for individual experlmenta A hopeful and imaginative and three grandchildren. side by side and 20 feet deep. St.; Mrs. Viola Peak, 186 Wood­ on at rally; 3. Earl Dumln, within the next several weeks. man is never content with Just land St.; Mrs. Martha L. Swain, Funeral services will be held It was surrounded by mud brick one or two dreams. Emery Pawtucket Times, dead robber Of Bombing Raids "This is worth about $6 mil­ Phoenix St., Vernon; Mrs. on floor of bank. Monday at 10 a.m. at the walls and had no entrance or cherishes another as great as lion,” said Dr. E. L. Fireman of O’Brien Funeral Home, 104 Elaine B. Blount, EojA Hart­ Features exit. It appeared to be the finding the tomb of Imhotep, tContImii'd lro.8. hollcop- nar receiving laboratory. Soma timing of his birth, special Margai-et A. Middleton, Broad basketball player and friend aft­ lers killed eight enemy. plrng'ng the country Into civil In Mideast pit, however, failed to reveal, markings and divine guidance. er defeat. of It may be distributed to other as Emery had ardently )x>ped It Brook; James E. Coogrove, 22 Since the cease-fire ended w "r.” (Continued from Page One) He was the object of intense Newspapers with circulations aclentlsta later. would, an entrance Into a cen­ South St., Rockville; JIU D. Thursday, U.S. troops reported The guldet'heet also says: "Ho worriiip during his life. When Nosh, 81 Saulters Rd.; Deborah -more than 40,000: One of those getting a sample. "where the other side is dictat­ tral shrine or tomb. He could killing 144 North Vietnamese Chi M'nh wa."-' an important he died, he was accorded burial R. Negro, 202 Hebron Rd., Bol­ Spot Nows Dr. S. O. Agrell of the Universi­ ing the escalation, the front, the only conclude that he Imd been and Viet Cong troops In six bat­ tcader, and many hone.st ..Nn- ceremonies in a tomb rivaling ton; Daniel C. O'Brien, 60 Croft 1. C. Scott Hoar, I’ortland ty of Cambridge, England, said time and the type of weapons.” delving Into an ancillary struc­ tles north of Saigon and near tlonall.st' b-'lleved in him. But that of a pharaoh. D r; Emil W. Gerleh, 8 Prog­ Press Herald, man holding gun the scientists studying the lunar Dayan’s theme was pjjt anoth­ ture. the Cambotllan border. he contrlbutcil to the division of The bull’s burial temple, ress Ave., Rockville; Eugene on ex-wlfo; 2. Bill Potter, Bos­ dust are looking for clues to the er way Friday by Prime Minis­ One of Its walls, however, ex­ The most serious .thelllng hit h's country by Inslrt'ng that the about one fourth of a mile from Gunsten, 347 Spring St. ton Globe, fireman breathing origin of the moon. This Is ex­ ter Golda Melr who said, "Arab tended promisingly to another DIen Ban, a district town about ■'ommun’.“ts should have all pected to provide Important where Emery Is now digg(ing, Also, Mrs. Raymonri Dussnult Into mouth of Infant; 3. Dave (lower and bv establishing a leaders must be beginning to rubble-fllled foundation twice as was discovered by the French . to miles souUi of l>a Niuig. A leads to learning the origin of large as the first, considerably and daughter, 130 Oak Grove I-amontagne, Providence Jour­ 'I’oody dlctatorthlp." realize that should they embark Egyptologist August Ferdinand barrage of 22 mortar bhells the earth and the universe. wider and longer than a foot­ St.; Mrs. Joseph Merkwuz and nal. election night loser John on a further war they will again Mariette in 1861. daughter. Storrs; Mrs. Ralph landed on a refugee camp, But Agp-ell said he doubts that ball field. Emery has been dig­ Chafee. suffer defeat. The attacks on the It Is known that the bull's Rawson and son, 9 Lilac St.; wounding 18 civilians. ail the questions could be an­ frontiers. sabotage attempts ging there this season and It Features mother, Isis, deemed to have Mrs. Gerard RInguette and' son. An American helicopter Hebron Crash swered from the Apollo 11 sam­ within-Israel and attacks of pir­ has yielded treasurers of the 1. Miss tllrlke Welsch, Boston been fertilized by a divine spirt, South St., t;oventty; Mrs. Rich­ crnalieil Into a mountain Frlitiiy ples. He said It vdll take bits acy against Israelis abroad w m e sort and perhaps finer Herald Traveler, child netting Cailses Another from a number of other lunar was accorded equal burial hon­ ard Robldii and daughter, Glas­ turtle In i>ond; 2. Mitchell (’ . ntglvt near (Jul Nhon, 276 miles have fortified Israel’s resolve than the first, all consistent tonbury; Mrs. Linn Shoop and northeast of Saigon, killing all points. The individual studies, never to return to the situation with Emery’s basic theory. ors In a temple of like gran­ Abou-Adal, Worcester Tele­ state (xillce refxirted 2, two- he said, "will be Just pieces of a deur. daughter, Colchester; Mrs, Ken­ gram, old lady listening to ra­ (our U.S. crewmen three South of constant peril that prevailed The expedition’s little ware­ neth Woolf and daughter, Bris­ Korixin Intelligence officers and car accidents on Rt. 66 near big puzzle.” before the six-day war.” house near the dig la crammed The Apis cult was closely as­ dio; 3, Gene Gorllck, New Ha­ Scientists will also try to de­ sociated with Imhoter. On se­ tol; baby daughter of Mr. and ven Register, elderly man In a Viet Cong defector. Mill stream Rd. In Hebron yes- In New York, U.N. Secretary- with hundreds of statuettes, Mrs. Richard Nord, 28 Barbara Soulh Korean headqiuirters t.rdiiy nt about 3 (>.ni. Injuries termine the precise age of the General U Ibant called for sus­ mostly only a few Inches high, lection of each new bull-god, he cemetery. rocks and how long they have was taken to Imhoter’s temple Rd.. Vernon. Sports said thC' hellco|iter crashed in 'vere minor, tained and concentrated efforts some of the god of death, been on the moon’s surface. of the Big Four powers—the Oairis, and—significantly as to be "touched by the god.” And 1. Leo E. Myer, Worcester bad weather after developing -n H>e first accident, (xillce Some biologists wlH search the United States, France, Britain will be seen below—many of the some of the stones of the de­ Telegram, golf winner with cad­ engine tnmble. U S. hendquar- ■> car driven by Nora Casey material for microfossils, re­ and the Soviet Union—to re­ mother-goddess, I.^'s, suckling stroyed temples above Emery’s dy; 2. Donald E. Johnson, I’ort- ters listed the cause as unknoiwn "f New Jersey was headed west mains of lunar life too small to verse what he called "open war­ the child Horus. Most of the foundation pits contain dedica­ $1.28 Million land Pres.s Herald, skier In air; and .HiiUl the crash was being in- followed by a car op- vestlsailed, crated by Paul IjiVole, 24, of seen by the eye. fare" In the Middle East. statues are of bronze, some in­ tions to Isis. Moreover. 50 per 3. F, Norman Webb, Bangor Tests so far have turned up no In Washington, the White Providence. aR. I. Mrs. The Egyptian newspaper A1 laid with gold, some with tiny cent of the ostraca—inscribed Cost of Riots Dally News, home plate action. evidence of life on the moon. Huu.se dl.sclo.sed that President pulled to the right and Ahram claimed today that Is­ golden face masks. pottery fragments — found In Page Presentation Others getting moon samples Nixon had ordered that the B62 then turned left, in front of the rael is emborking on long-range Emery Is persuaded that one enclosure bear dedications (Continued frotii I'uge One) Newspapers with ctrculatlon un­ Friday were Dr. O. W. Oeed of raids b,- resumed because the l-tiVole car. police said, plan to "Judlalse” the strategic there are still other enclosures either to Apis or Isis. der 40.000: the Argonne National Labora­ level of eneiuy activity now has drivers were taken to Mediterranean Island of Malta and that what he has come On the basis of this and other at $727,000, and dojiiuge from Page One tories in Argonne, HI.; Dr. D. reverted to pretruee levels. Windham Hospital with minor on the same lines as Us acquisi­ upon Is a .sanctuary <'ompIcx evidence, including the discov­ fire and breakage wtis Hated at 1. New Ixmdon Day, 2. Con­ Heymann of Rice University, The aniumneetnent. of Uio abrasions and lacerations. tion of Palestine In 1948. covering many acres. He (»s- ery of cow skeletons, Emery $666,000, wltli some reports still cord Dally Monitor. 3. (tie) Bur­ Houston, Dr. K. Fredrikson of not In. tHimhlng halt and Its end came •''‘'ated iuhI released. The Casey Jews are currently buying up tulates two sepiarote destruc- has little doubt that he has lington Free Press and Berk­ the Smithsonian Institute, Wash­ A total of 96 businesses were ns Ni.xon luid his top dl|>lomalic "om an was charged with mak- lands offered for sale by large t'ons of the building, one In shire Eagle of PItt.sfleld. ington, and Dr. D. S. McKay of found a part of the sanctuary of looted, some more tlian once, mid military advisers mol Frt- '"K improper left turn and numbers of Miiltese leaving the Saite time, followed by a le- Editorial Page the Manned Spacecraft Center.' Isis "and that nearby must He and the fires Included a $166,000 day foi a full-.scale review otthe “ PPror the llth Circuit island to look for better oppor­ conslnictlon and a final dev- the catacombs in which these 1. Bristol Press, 2. New Brit­ blaze tliat destroyed a North Vietnam war. Court In Wlllimantlc Oct. 7. tunities abroad, the paper said, artation in early Byzantine cow goddesses were burl^ In ain Herald, 3. Pawtuxet Valley quoting a report prepared by limes. Main Street brunch of the public Meiuiwhlle. American (i.sycho- ^drectly related to this accl- their great sarcophagi.*! Bu Times of West Warwick, the League of Arab States. He thinks that the latter library. logieal warfare exjH-rUs are “ 8‘’<8>nd two-car ac- near Is a relative word. The Newspapers with circulation About Town "When the time is right an es­ came with the edict of Theo­ A small percentage of the warning their siibordinates not ‘‘‘d o t involving i) car driven central shrines may be any­ more than 40.01K): The Church of CSirist weekly timated 200.000 Jews living In dosius the Great, in the late total damage occurred In a pre­ to try to make pol.tlciU hay out Zumwflft. 21. of Dan- where within an area of several Page One Bible class (or women' will be­ neighboring Tunisia and Moroc­ fourth centur>' A.D., forbidding dominantly Puerto Rican urea of tile death of Ho Chi Minli. lelson and Francis J. Cn.sllebor- acres. In terms of the sand that of the city's SouUt End. 1. Christian Science Monitor. A (lohcy dii-ccllve of the Joint BrlaUil. l\>Ilco said 2um- gin a study of the "Parallel co \youId be asked to start an all pagan worship. The huge 2, Ij\wrence Eagle Tribune, 3. Gos[>els" at Its meeting TJues- exodus on Malta.” the paper Asklepieon of Imhotep, where must be moved—a shallow A total of about 600 arrests U .S, Puhiie Af.airs Odu'e savs a'^l’Pcd (or the accident leather bucketful at a time on (He) Providence Evening Bulle­ day at 10 a.m. at the church. said. pilgrims came to consult the Wore made during the week In l>ro(iaganda materi.il should -“‘ '•uck by the Castle- the back of an Egyptian labor­ the predominantly Negro and tin and Worcester Gazette. • It -• "themes ol reconc.nation ‘ ‘’O Lydall and Vernon Sts. Editorial Page er. "near” can be far away In­ Puerto Rican North End area of all Vieln.imo.sv " the ixqxitri- deed. after violence broke out during 1. Christian Science Monitor, at on prcBiam (or I’efeetoi-.s, mi embankment, [xdico said. The Peace Corps placement Brifish Troops Build Fence the final hours of the lottg Labor 2. Qunicy Patriot Ij«'dger. 3. and the aclneveinents of the Sal- Castleberry was charged with te.st for Manchester and area Day weekend. A majority of the Providence Journal. K-in giuermuent. rickless "driving find ojie'niUng residents will bo glx'en SejX. 20 at 1:30 p.m. In Room 301 of Square Dancers arrests later In the week were But legaidlng the death of the a motor vehicle In violation of To Brin^ Down Barricades for violation of an emergency the Post Office Building in North Vietmimefe (resident, the a license . re.-trictlon ,, .,,,ifnllure to Plan Fun Night curfew. Kuulesheel advises the less .said Blo-sses). He will appear Hartford. Application forms, trontlniied from Page One) Alaska D<‘lavs which must be filled out and The highest loss figure report­ the belter "Do not exult over m Wlllimantlc Circuit Court on was completed without much Manchester Square Dance ed by business firms was presented before the test, are damaged by (ire Thursday the death of Ho Chi Mlnh. Oct. 7. trouble. Club will sponsor a Pun Night $86,(XX) at the Temkln Pharmacy On It available from (post offices or warns night. The fence of barbed wire piled Tuesday from 8 to 10:30 p.m. on Nortli Main Street. the Peace Corps. Washington. Earlier Friday, the British six feet high is strung betwee.n a at Waddall School. The event Another pharmacy on Barbtmr 15 I.4*as«‘ Bids "The likely nniotlon of Com . Dii|iUcate Bridge D.C. 20525. imin t tri>oji.- an . .-ymt'alh'zers aimy cleared the last (xilittcal double row of steel stakes ce­ Street reported $78,000 damage, is open free of charge to all ANCHORAGE. Alaska (AP) will be shoek .ind uneerl.imty Re.-iUlis last night In a dupll- mented Into the ground. It is are.i adult couples. and several grocery and liquor rati" bridg'e ganio ul the ftal- Friendship Circle of the Sal­ hurdle In completing the "Bel­ Ala.ska Is withholding ludg- \ny attt-ni] t by the go\"er nu nt about a mile long and runs be­ Earl Johnston of Vernon, club stores reported losses of $80,000 lan-Anu'rt'oan Club are: North- vation Army will have a fwt- fast Wall" by bou"lng to the de­ meiit on 15 bld.s. but It has ,ie- ,'f i.8oulhi Vietnam an,I its al­ tween the Protestant Sh.anklll caller, and all members of" the or more. South: John Dracy- and Louis luck Monday at 6:30 p.m at cepted 162 totaling almost $862 3 lies to I >ke .« •tis'eel eii in I'-e mands id Mrs. Annie Keown. a district and the CJatholic Falls club will introduce square d a i^ . Halpryn. first; Joseph Marcello the church. Mrs Brig. Marro miyioii from Us oli lease sale, a news of Ho Chi Mmli's death 79-year-old Catholic who had ob­ Ro.id area. ing to the newcomers. The state official says. and William ZIemann, second; Smith and Mrs. MaJ. Hartwell jected to the planned location of Array guards (xUrol the roads Fleming, both of the Hartfi^rd club s series of 21 wgeUy les- Thomas Kelly, commissioner.' !hu'‘a t ^ '" " '“ " ' ‘ l-owi," St,veke;,at;d the wall because It would have ■It both ends of the fence d.ay / rickson. third. Chtadel, will be dinner guests. wns will start Tuestfay, Sept. School Menus of mUurul resources, said the 15 Amer e.in source's sa'd e\- put hl(r house in Protestant ter­ and night, check every vehicle 23. from 8 to 10:30 p.m. nt . AlsoT East-West; Edward ritory. ' in and out. and disperse any bids on which judgment was de­ (HT s were (luzz.e.t .ibout how to E'onwnv luid Mrs. Donald Ray Waddell School. Those wishing The play. "The American After .in extended haggle with crowds that gather. layed, amount to $37.9 million. •Ml with H.' --'d-'ith I-; |.ro(M- moiul. ' first; Fred amt Phyllis more information may contact In Memoriam Dream", by Edward Albee. will Mrs , Keown"s relatives—she is The British soldiers are not The slate sold 179 tr.icfs m K »ni .1 hMfli't. lo he tli.slnbutoti ivnny. seooiui; Silvio Conte and Mr. and Mrs. James Perry. 211 the oil-rich an-t'e \Ve be (>erformed tomorrow at 10:30 ill In a hospital—the engineers too happy with their wvrk. Oiie In lovUie m«-nioi->- ,4 .Mar.v Kuuh. M s.'Uth Vein.Ill He enjoyed Mrs." Joseph Marcello. and Ho!li.«ter St. am . by the UnUarian-Univer- agree<.l to move the barrier to a lance corporal, his nfle across who (Missi-d away Si-tiii-niht-r i;i for $900,220,590 in a|xirent hlgli 'tiMd-'rali'e ()a(Hilarlly as a na- James Pollle-s and William Mc- The club is sponsored by the 1967 .salist Sd so dear of tile value of each tract, and section. IS usually the worst. The lan­ I'e.'t-w.iy to h.iiulle the (irohlem each Friday at 8 p.ni at the lege, will direct the society mote and maintain .high also check the validity of each Although there were disagree­ guage is apfialling. Even little Son. Douclller amt, to vod ii'eeulal tig on wh.it club. 136 Eldrtdge St. Play U actors and W'.lll Jead a discussion standards In westent style Son-Ui-Law. bid. , ^ ; ■ - ments over the location a t sev? girts o f five and sLx swsar worse effect Ho's death will have .it open to the pubHc. afterwards. '' Mjuate daniring and toX k eep erol sections, most of the wall than any soldiers dancing fun 'hedoe- an or­

al ttie 1 fiUed >unded ba- theory s zeal- noted le ba- lashed I. Gk>- one rl^jotn' IHattrlfFJBtrr aadly Ifm iUi SEPT. 13+hru SEPT. 19 ack of TV Shows saages to the e ba- ofter- Wolves nature ritual Topic fo r ' cer-

nlches A Show ch s a t itatues By CYNTHIA LOWHY rodUhe HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Irwin front Rosten, a bearded, out-doorsy ked-up sort of man, seemed cooped up neraty in his pleasant office as he oarved talked about mountain climbing nblingr and preserving the timber wolf. lolarly He is the executive producer g: elae of NBC's upcoming "Mono­ igruagre gram” series, four hour-long ac­ peo|)le tuality programs that will cover bweat- a wide variety of subjects from Thelr saving the wolf to tracing man­ 1 de­ kind's development during the past four million years. late Rosten and his partner, N i­ played cholas Noxon, went into the doc­ stelae umentary business after work­ the ing on CBS' very successful rrlUng ''Nattonsl Geogrraphlc Society” usrge* series. Now Rosten is largely of­ arzbip- fice-bound while Noxon roams the world shooting film. Is one r "W e make programs about end is things we are interested In.” ■Mtnga, Rosten explained. "Nick read one an article about woivss being of the studied by some university serve solentlsts because they are on everse the threatened list. We started Oreek some research of our own arxl m to then contacted the people mak­ hlero-, ing the study.” Assembling an hour's worth of (native film took months and the cam­ h Just era crew traveled from Alaaka ISmery BUI Bixby, right, with Brandon Cruz in ABC’s “The to northern Minnesota In the bit­ sat as Eddie’s Father,” Wednesday 8-9 p.m. terest winter weather to ftitd hotep, their subjecta. irment "But not until ws tiad tested our own gear thoroughly and irf Dalai ten is teared by viaiUng mem­ instead of uniforms and were didn't want to push, but bers of his tamlly from Sylaeau- documentary proof during Gte ee,^ the The pair, abetted by a young playing their new peuts as thought it over and decided to'' ga, Ala., a Rolls Royoe, wsim- past 80 years that one had eve r !}>eclal New York actress named Karen tnotbeie-in-law. The weekly do IL Now he's singing a little, pool, aralls full of good art attacked a man.” dance, Morrow, was rriiearslng a sketch is one important way by dancing a little and doing fine." a healthy bank account. A'X)th*r rrogram In the works ntense sketch for the new "Jim Nabors which Gomer Pyle is being con­ consists largely of Him and a When Show.” It could have been a re­ Actually, the transoftniatlon question, which only can burial verted into Jim Nabors, singing, of simpte-minded Gomer Pyle be >anwsered in the coming hearsal for the dear, dejiarted danciqg variety host, while— (See Page Three) Ivaling “ Oomer P yle—U8M C" vdiUdi into tall, well-

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SATURDAY JO PROGRAM Educational MONDAY PROGRAM M orn in s TUESDAY JO PROGRAM The IfMkeee < C ) aad Foatare (0) of humorist James Thnrber. T V ^ (18) FBis 7MS I < » BFD S — Fraak Atwoed Ocorce Klriqr, LouU . . (S4» DiMUn Hm m William Wlndom as cartoonist- (XX) At Baas with KMty •) 1 Daai (Sfl-n-Sf) VaderdM Adam U M (WEDH, Channel 24) (I»4X4*) Tea’n Ptottoc lla HotchUs aa hla wtf& Ellen; (Monday — Friday) (648) Draaas Uamaa (G) (S4S) Bad Bqaad (C> ) CeefreMleaal Bepert (G) (M *) Datiaa Game (0> Oa (C) Uaa Ctorritsen aa their daueb- i m ) As the Wartd Taras •MS Om Ms Bayaaldi (M> rOm ■:N (M) Oat SauH B (G> ( M « LeFe Make a DmU (O) ter Lsrdla and Harold J. Stone 6XX48) Tan*ra Falttoc Me S- flfcippy“ iC) (M*> Mcarlywad Oaau (C) I'M (I> Leve U a JUay Sftoaiend aa Ntonroe’s editor, Hamilton S> (G) Pramlera —New c o m ^ S:M (t) My Thraa 8aaa B <0> I Smtaaaber M n ilu <0) Oreeley. (X) Mga Ob and (aSS) laFs Make a Itoal (G> < M ) Boiler Derbjr (O 3:SS aariaa. Deblito Raynolda aa > Lavs la a Ib a y S slra iin j housewife Dabble ’Dioinpaon tfS) Jowiy "World Without Sun" Do- m Btoek ReHliMt A Mte- O a h i^ Ufht CO> cnmentaiT featuilns Jacques tory at Afro-Amuluas (G) (toS st) Daya af Oar Uvaa Haek Flaji ed utwyer’a aaalgnment to de­ 7:W NBT danraal a ) Oaklhra Ugkl (G) fend young Negro on rape (G) Tom Booley, Bobby Riba. IsM M, . ^ M M .. <0> pbotoFTspha taken 80 fu t be­ (i) iBllBlIe Hariaaaa (S m jn rtM - •;•• (X( The libaiaea Shaw (O) bimaelf and bla children In Pete Seeger and Hudaon ' R. (IMX-M) Aaether WerM (O) low surface and men who live (X) Caayreaalaaal Bepert (O (G) Ouasto: (Siad Everett, Dick “ Cave of Outlaw!'* '62. Man Sloop . (644) Oeaeral Heepital Lawreaee Welk Shaw M:M NET Ptoyhaaaa I:I* (I) The UaUettor Shew sorfacfaiF, (X) Manday Befleettou <0) 'WaM 18! OaiTlck. ing prison term is followed by . Acroaa the River R v n n t n Yam Oea’t Stojr (I) Nawe (G> Wells Fargo Investigator Mao Hagaa’a Heraea ( 0 > 8:68 (X»A>48) Bewaa aad Martto's (XS4X4S) Jalla (O) (8-4»> Oae Ufe to U ra (G) (X) Mr. Oaetaw (0) SeaaoB Premiere — Olaliann donald Carey. Alexis Smith, Msadsy, September 16 Laayh-lB (O) (XhdXd.) Teday Shaw (G) Yaa Dia’^I^S^ jc> Edgar .Buchanan. (C) •:M »> FaMleaat Jaactlaa 4 :(» Baacer Stattoa (G) Season Premiere — Guest; (64S) Oaa Ufa to ChuToU with Marc Ospaye and (C) > MMeregeia’ Neighberheed •:6* (I) Gm «- Kaayaru (C) L lo ^ Nolan. “ 1^1 the Umpire" '60. An (AM) NGAA Faalball ) What’s New lUteb Oane <0> Debbie Reynolds. (4.) The lUatotonu (8) Baayar Btatlaa (g! umpire Is in dilemma when Air Force va. SMU (X) Mike Deaclas Shew t:6» (X) Mayberry BFD B (G) ■ :lt (6.) Jack LaUume Shew (I) MBa Daaylaa Bkaw Mule haelhral (to fans try to tar and feather U:M (S) Maaalx B I tormbel at Safely (G> f:6 . (I) Map Riehar* Shaw 1C) (C) him for <^Ik)g a "wrong" U iN ^ Nawa — Weather <4W DarkShadews (U) TmmyaU^ • :•• (XS4X4S) Mavlea I nreaeh Chef 4:XS (X«-ebM> News (G) (6) The Mavie Oaau (St) D ^ SfcaSawa "The Ballad of Joato’’ Doris play. William Bendix, Una < G ) Soup Show ’Wobodi^sT^ritotd" Ooux Mc- m FIm Merkel. 11:M (!> Speetacalar 4:X* (X) Hssel (G) Oure, Kanmr Kwim James (G) Day. Peter Oravea, David ______(0) I JfKT Jeamal (G> ( » ) DavU Ftoat Shew (C) (164X48) Nawa Hartman, Audrey OirtoUs, Major Leagae Base­ “ Mary, JOury" ‘Sa PubHeher Oonversallon with Earl War­ (18) Bsasm Bssm (G> Whitmore, James Shlyeta and (M) Oelleplay Oanrmal (0) (to ball aad Game of the Week becomes jealous when movie "Northwest Outpost” Nelson of her hueband. youny woman Fight for Life 6:M (I) Aiass Barks •:W (X) Lacy Shaw (O) IS! fflj^& ySr& w decides to become rancher to 2:10 (40) Mets BsMball Game ry Nelaon.MIchael Rennie, ■' tW Eddy, liana Massey. Youny (6) Dear Jalla Meade (G) Diane McBain. (C) (18) Uadsrdsc (G> Russian d rl la held captive (8648) FUaM aM 18! eupport hereelf and her elyhlp Mets vs. Pittsburgh Taeaday, September Ig (46) Oilllna’s Islaaf (XX) FSm 8:88 Amaa Barke ^ _ yearold eon. ’87 (<» 4:M AAU Internal Track aad "Uon of Thebes" ’60. Mark I MMeregera’ Neighberheed by her husband, but escapes (I.) New, (C) (U ) Uadarday Field <0> Dennis Weaver is a Forrest, Yvonne Itomeaux. 6:X8 (W) WMthsr with dashiny UJB. Ctovalry of- StIS (X) Darie Day Mww B (0) I TnaPa New 6:I» (6) Stamp the Stars (G) ficcr. (66) Jefr, Came (S4S) N.y TFd . (O) Series of outdoor Amateur guest on NBC’s "The (M> ToalgM Skew William Windon stars U:6* (X) Mavie 15! SJS-JCS"* Debbie Reynolds is the !•;•• (1) •• Mtaatoa (0> Athletic Union track and field U:M (W Hal Staatoa wilfc Siaa ) Joyce Ghea Geaha (U) I «a ,e U to Baarer (16) Della Bseu (G) (XnXIA.) It Taku Two (C) meets held In Europe and US, Dean Martin Show” aad Oma Chicken Velvet (16) O B I T ’S Islaad in "My World and (1»> Onteasta star of NBC’s "The 8 a u (« Premtora "Maacow featuring world's top men and i»*> y ^ b « y after Dark (0) 1:66 (66) Trath sr Gaasehaeaees •:X8 (X) Fsmlto Affair B (C) (66) Mavie attar Dark" CBS Nawa Our- Fseaa on Swedes (G) 6:M (S4) Westhsr — Brsrto aad Welcome to It,” pre­ M:6* (X) Fra FtosttaU: Biy Game 8:88 (•) Staaap tka Btan (G) Debbie Reynolds respondent Huybes Rudd oon- women will be presented. Thursday 10-11 p.m. Hugh Hefner and guests: Lou TTtuiafomiaUon — BYom Lake M:X6 (X»d»d.) Newi (G) (U ) it to Baavar S:M <8-M| Wide World of BporU Rawls and Shelley Berman. News t (G) m iering: Monday 7 :30-8 Amerles (G) Show,” which pre­ ducu tour of nolwo-hot apota and River to Energy and Flah (16) M j FsTsrito Martiaa This special salutes 60tb an- M’S «—«•««« <0) (89) Wmm of Russian nlyht Ufa In (12) Oatdoors (C> U:16 (tl> Spetllght Soaada for a Sammer Night (88) OOUpaa's IsloM "The Michigan Cohos" with "Aqua'Feat” Tour of fabulous Phil SHvera with Bartiara Mc­ (X6) Bat Mastersaa p.m. on NBC. ntveibary j>t pro footbsU. Tele­ 11:XS (6.) New* mieres Tuesday 8-8:80 featured tatnneot. Karnr Rau Donald Bnrd Quintet (XX) H lx^h ta (G) cast you behind sceau to pro ___ <48) Tnrai sr Ptninsssacog sour and Mike Waltooa are Joe Foss. water apota on Horlda|a Oulf Nair EEN Ghmalela 11:16 (X) Lave af Ufe (C) •:•• ^ ) Waatkar — Sparta aad Coast Including Caress U:M (1) GhSler Thaatra (X6) luHtole’s NavF . football’s very beytaminys In p jn . oiWha.alr edltora. Cona. Close-Up NFL Action (C) Gardens and many others. "Man with Nine Uvea” Boris Her Middle Name cracker Is released from ’19 aad focusu on suefi not- . (X) Baal the Clack (O) (IS) Gaadid Caarara (G) "The Cleveland Browns: A •iM (I) News wHh RWer Madd Karloff, Roger Pryor. Jasa Allay •:6« (66) ItowhHe prison so tliat he can under- ablu of yrld world ab Oeorye (IS) Na •iS» (X) News with Walter Grea- lake an important wartime Raisa and Thtce Lombardi. (IS) Bat Maatoraaa drtS (XS) Lsaal Haws ISttS (IS) xrtort’e H y ItoaT Year for Youth" This tele­ (I) nNews — Wesiaer aad (M) Newi — Weather aad Doc Evans 11:SS (84-S64S4S) Ifawa —B cast focuses on Brown's record nerti Sperta The Creative Feraaa (C> kite (G) mlaaioa. R<^ MUIaad, Jean­ Narrator: Burt Lancaster. 7rtS It) W . Wartj^.. (X) News with Ibaak B » nette Storke, Barry Jones. (6*) Dick Cavett Shew JS! SSK SK -N avy ____ of 7.(»6 IsiaBds” Oeiar t to arta (G) In 1968 NFL season. mddi(lAM ) Haatley - Briakley U:66 (W) Premier Theatre Anna Pavlova (4S) Nawa (IS) lU vIa itt) Oral Boberta U O'GIsek High Marlene Dietrich, Randolph . Wedaeadsy, September 17 “ '*• Temerrew (O) •:tS (X) Nawa wllk WaMar Graa- <86> Bklppy Newi Besdilaea — GSAF •iM WbaPs New (IS A M ) News — WesOer TM OIrl (C) (•) Nawa wllk FMak Bay- News Haattey-Briakley Bepert Rellgtaaa Film sad S ta Oft 7:6* Jaas ABey B Mrt (G) — M arts asd Festore (O) (X6) J u Raat Jehnay Garau (0>. 6:68 7X6) Laeal News 1X:86 (XnXU.)B) New, (0) aaida ((C) (XS) Mnnil . _ (64S) Jaay Blabap Mtow (to (U)■ America I News — Weather — X :« (6) News aad Slga ON 7:W A Storm, a Strife B (C> 7 :l« CW-»M) My Worid sad Wei- U:I8 (X) M ^ Oruna Shew (G) (U ) By Favartto Bartlaa SiM latoraatleaal M«y—«— 7:66 (I) After Dtsser Mevte em u to U (O) (XhdXAi) Tealyht Shew Jeh». (G) liSS (1) Nawa aad WasUw, — Ms- ”Tbe Safecracker” *68. Safe- Premiere — Comedy Mitoe ■y Ganea (G) (IS) Saetal Sacartto to Aettoa ilpTralh ar ( (G) msat at MsdMaltoa aad dlyn •ltd NBT Festival (X64S) Xtoaltoy - Brtaklay Ba- (U) Itovla Off Encore Paris part (G) (X6464S) Ne !•>•• Uamaa, Tnttorlag aad ZIge Wolves Topic (IS) News aad Slsa Off For a Show SUNDAY PROGRAM ew JO 7:00 Pnaekiaeno 8:06 Jaas AOey / (CoaUBned from Pace One) (M) AfrlcsUsre- on Fsnulo (40) Mets Baseball Game 8:80 Interaatleaal Magastae Both sets feature a big 19" Sign On mi4 Prsjror burgh. diagonally measured screen, aound track sliot by " a bunch of (I) Tno Ckrittopberi 8:00 (8) Bed Sex BasebaU (C) amateur mountain climbers" liSS U) Oiri Talk (G) <•1 Bnlnti for ChUdron (C) Boston vs. New York Friday, September 19 built-in UHF and VHP anten­ yur-old sinyer Broaminy Bry­ I Mlsteregers* Neigkberkood tacklinc a rugged peak in Af- Ui-tS> Dream (G) ant and comadlan-mayiclan Hecklo and JockJo Mow 4:00 (80-28-80) Amerleaa Football I Wkat*s New nas, up-front controls for (XS) FBm Carl Ballantlnr. (O 8tl6 <8) Adveninrei of Onmbjr Leagae (C) ghenisfan. (XX) At Hsau with KUly (G> (8) Dnvey and OolUtk Joyee Gkea Geeks B tuning ease and Sylvania’s (64SI Mavis I Soaads for a Suuner Night B "But that la unuaual—to find (SS> DIvaraa Gaart (G) "Who’s Ool Iba Aetlonr’ SiSt <8> Awnka (G> Raiders at Oakland. I The Greatlve Persea B (G) (X) Aa the Wartd Taru (G) (IS) DaBa Beau (C) (28) Oral BoberU <0) 4:80 (8) Now York Pkilkarmoale new roll-out chassis that really good stuff.” Roeten aokL (XS414S) Ysu’ra PUliay Ms 8:46 (40) Bible Story Yoaag People's Cmicoii with ) Book Beat (G) •4S (X) Orau A sm B (G) Lisa Richette makes service a snap. Most documentaries are made Ob (C) !•:•• (I) Hawaii Flva4> B (C> •:M (8) Marine Boy <0> Leonard Berastela (C) ) NBT PlayhoBse (S4S) Let’s Make a Deal (G) (1S4X4SI... 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(64S) D a l^ Oame (G) (IX) News (40) This Is the Ufe ag^t. needing money, Is and Little Joe Cartwright and Ail networka have been on the I (X) Re 8aWC 8ka Said (G) IStlS III) Whal'e By UasT 8:46 (8) Sacred Heart recniited Into British secret David Cwary as C^dy. (XS-XX4S) naatkar WerM (G) 10:M (3) Uimp unto My Feet seWlce. He sends off phony (840) Movie lookKmt for actuality programs (64S) Oeaeral HupHal (G) lltSS (t XXXXSSS) News — Wealhu reports, "recruits" fictitious "Endless Summer" aad Bpsrta (C) (8) Dialogue (C) in the rc'.enc?-advanture-wild I (X) Osmer Pyls —V8MC (G) tIS) iKirls (28) ('hallre of Salvatloa (C) agents and '•"discovers" mys­ 10:1 » (20-22-80) The Bold Ones (G) (XS464S) Yea Dm ’I (toy (G) terious installations. Trilogy of dramas about doc­ life category since CBS, aeveml (IS) Bu Bast (80) The Big PIrlare (C) tors, lawyers and law enforce­ (64S) Oae Ufa to Uva (G) U:SS (X) Marv OrmiB Bkaw (C) / (40) Faith for Today (40) Alfred Rlickcock settoonr back, had a surprixe hit > (X) Baayar Stattoa (G) 10:80 (8) Look Up and Live •Triumph" ment Officials. Doctor seg­ IXS-XX4S) Matck Qaais (C) (XS4X4S) Tulykt Bhaw Jalm- 6:80 (8) BlMnmliy ments star E.O. Marshall as on its hands with the National nr Garau (G) (8) ThU Is the Life <0) Dr. I>avld Craig, Jolm Saxon (I) Mika DsaylM Bkaw (G) (MSI Jaay Blehap Bhaw (C) (80) HMrlflce of the Mass Knute Rockne (Scographtc series. (IX) Tampa II (G) (40) C/hristophers 6:00 (8) Tke 81st Century Dark Shadswa IrtS (I) News aad Wulbar — Me- 11:00 (8) Camera Three (C> B (40) I Spy Hartman as Dr. Paul Hunter. , ’The shows drew not only criti­ • (li) Fashlaae la Bawiay IG) meal af Msdltallu aad Btoa 6:80 (8) Zoorama (tS) News BudHaae — GBAF (2fl40) Wild Kingdom (C) Dep. Police (Thief Sam Dan- ABC signed up explorer RrHytsu FBm aad Mya Off 11:80 (8) Perception NBC’s "The Bold Season Premiere —"Opera­ Jacques Cou-teau for a reries of (X) Amu Burke tion Rescue" Journey to D.A. William Washburn In law STANEK (til Uadarday (C) Ones,” which pre­ Venesuela to help rescue ani­ enforcement segments "To specials about his undersea ad- Michael Parks stars in Save A Life". (XS) DIacaveikiy Aaasrica m ieres Sunday 10-11 mals that were stranded by vantures. NBC - sent Hugh (SS> Maulers floods when Gurl Dam was U:00 (0-82-8040) News — Weather (4S) OBUyaa’s lelaad "And Then Came AUTHORIZED built on C^ront River. aiul SjMrts (G) Downs half-way round the world p.m. U:t6 (40) Movie (6S> Weather Bronson,” whidh pre­ (8-40) Land ef tke QIaats (0) for a special shout the arrival of (■> Stoaip the Btars (G) (28) News — Sports aad "Pitfall" ELECTRONICS (IS) Luve It to Buver m ieres W ednesfiay 10- A t o Z (83) Movletlme Weatker (C> U:80 (8) Movie 277 BROAD STREET — PHONE 649-1124 man in America. (XS) FUm "Hiawatha" Vincent Edwards 7:80 In* .\rehl« and Hit New Pals "Apache Territory" Rory (SSI OBIIyu’e lelaad 11 p.m. on NBC. and Keith Larsen. Animated cartoon special (Taihoun. Barbara Bates. Drift­ (4S> “ lOi ar Cu “ eayaeafu RENTAL CENTER y ^ i r t e m p (SO) Year Neighbor Celebrates based on the "Archie" comic er crossing hot Arisona desert, Program commemorating strip. Plot revolves around hot­ routs band of marauding • ;•• (64) Waathar — Sparta sad ly contested school election at Apaches to rescue young gin, ' Naars (G) celebration of Jewish Holiday sole survivor of wagon traib. (IS) By FSvartto Bartlaa Season and Its meaning to Rlverdale High. (C) Doris Day, B-li p.m. on NBC . . . those who participate. (Q (20-28^) Wonderful World of (88-80) Tealgkt Show Jokav (XS) Mantaya to Teday’a de- 18:00 ^ ) Wo Brilevo Carson (G) Highlights ” 60 Minutes,” visit to night etaty AND ‘Wild Geese Calling" Nature U:46 (8) Nows aad Weather ’ (C) (XX) BMhUshto (C) ^thollc U:00 (8) Menr Grtffla Show Make a Difference W here You Save! spots of Moscow, 10-11 p.m. on (8) Oplnlonatod Man study of geese migration pat­ IT DOES TODAY: ’To KlU a Mocking­ (IS) McBab’a Navy U4H IA U L (80) Christopbers terns from Canada to Mexican 18:50 (40) News HeadUaos — USAF CBS. (4SI Nawa Comforf-Aire (80) Blag Aroand Ike World border. Season Premiere. BeUgloas Film and Sign Oft bird,’’ the Academy Award-win­ WEDNESDAY: “The Dionne • :•• (4S) BawMda 18:00 (40) Collogo FoolbaU *69 8:00 (3) Make Boom for Graadd^d- ning film o f a trial in the South, •iSS (X) Nawa wMh WaNu 18:16 (20) Living Word dy (C) -ft -ft -ft INSTANT Warwick Special,” George Kir­ SALES & SERVICE 12:26 (20) Focas (C) In this special nlrhtclub ente>- with Gregory Peck, 8:30 - 11 :U by ia a guest, 7:30-8:30 p.m. on (6) News wBh FSaak I talncr Danny Williams Is ■•Ma 12:80 (8) Face tke NaUon (O) EARNINGS p.m. on N K . CBS. . .“ Who's Got the Act- lU ) Dtok Yaa Dyke Sec the Chrysler AIrtemp U) Conn. M.D. S2-60) Meat tke Press (C) parents-to-be from the house. and Dean Martin, with 0-11 p.m. • : « ^ LaeU Itowa (8-40) Tke F.B.1 (C) A X s s ( > I I A T I o N- "PhiBiarmonic Young People’* tiSS (X) Otdyrt <8) Way Oat « (C) from day of depodtt. on ABC. ..“ Kraft Muaic HaU,” (XS) Itoaliay . Brtahlay Work or Plo’ REM (40) Csaveroatlsn WItk . . . 8:81. (20-88-30) Bill Casby Show (C) Oincert," music of Tchaikovsky PPEN SEVEN DA'SYS 1:80 (8) Big 8 Tbeatra Premiere — New comedy tMMtrnaar'a'a f /atwf __ 4 Umea jenriy. with Alan King aa host, 0-10 (Cl and Stravliuky, with Deonanl (■) Trath ar Cassaqa (C) d4S-4Sll RRUABLE EXPERT "Orcaf Sioux Uprising" '6S. series starring Bill Cosbv as ■awcntiTu** ox»y»T rtnanoint. iwtxtfVf*** . Former Union officer tries to h'gh school pm'slcal education Bemateln, 4:3(>-0:30 p.m. on P.M. ON NBC____“ Net Few (IS) Mute I I TollBiid Tpke., Manebastsr MAINTENANCE keep Indians from going to teacher Chet Kincaid. Fsmllv tlvai; Encore Paris,” a tour of (XX4S4SI News —Wmuhsr — war. Jeff C^handler. INilth conats'a of hts widowed mother 1007 MAIN ar., MANCHES’TER • ROUTE SI, (XIVBNTBT CBS . . . "Sounds of Sammer,” Sprtto aad Faalaru IC) Retrlgenitlon and Domergue. Lyle Bettger. (O (Lillian Randolph) and his Peter Seeger concert In Nyack, Pafis and fllm clips of the old, I M lit Dlaua Warwtak Spaatol brother Brian (Lee Weaver) Ouasu: Oleti Camphall, Burl Air CondiUonlnn "Andy Hardy Gomes Home" N.T., 8 p.m. on Channel 24 • •. 9 p.m. on Channel 34. Bachs rark. Oaorsi Kirby, ! TYPEWRITERS ' REPAIR SERVICE '68. Andy, grown up and suc­ and sister-in-law Venia (Olga THURSDAY: “ TTie World, Crsadawa Ctoarwator Ba- cessful lawyer, returns home James) and .their children. .“ The BndlcM Summer,” the vhral. (C) for visit with his family. 9:00 (8) NFL Pro Beaioa Game (C> fllm on surflng, S-U p.m. on the Fleah and the> Devil,” fllm (tSdOASI The Vbytatoa (Cl GURANTEED Mickey Rooney. Patricia Baltimore Colts vs. The Dallas of three who survive holocaust, iaainn Pramlare 649^733 Breslki. Fay Holden. Oowlx)vt from Cotton Bowl. MANCHESTER ABC (64S) Flykiy Mu (C) (8b48-80) Amerleaa Fsetball Dallas. Tex. ^ MONDAY:. “Rowan and with Harry Balafonte, Inger •tSS (S4SI CrarirSfy at Bddla’a SERVICE Laagao (C) (8048-30) Baaaasa (G) 47* E. Middle Turnpike Martto’s Lnugh-In.” Fetor Sel­ Stevens, Mel Ferrer, 0-11 p.m. FSIhu (Cl New YoHc JeU vs. Buffalo Season Premte**e — I-oiDe Prasdars .b r.s e r Manrheater BUls at Buffalo. Greene, Dan Blocker and Mi­ OLDSMOBILE SALES lers la a guest, S-S p.m. on on CBS. . . ."This is Tom chael Landon as Ben, Hoss »M ai Oud Oays B (to (•) Issaes and Aaswen (C> "Y o iiP NBC. . . "NBT Journal: A JooM,” Jerry L«e Lewta-^is a (S4S) B u m m (C) Oomrersation with E arl W ar­ guest, 0-10 p.m. on ABC. (Ul HarUard Kato^ (C) ren.” an interview mads in FRIDAY: “Who KWed Laks •rtS O) Bmatty MME s (Cl MEMORIAL CORNER STORE WEST CENTER ST. MI Erie?,” astndy at the lake's (X6464M b a n Iterta M Mahalia Jackson ajK- 512 -1511 June, 8:W p.m. on Chaimsl M- Saaau Pramlara — ~A Fhaay PARTY GOODS — OREBTINO CARDS — MAGAZINRH — OKOOERIBS TU E SD AY: "T h e Folfc Oosel pollution, 7:S0-d:MI p.m. on ‘IMsg Hauuid u the Way T . S a i w T b a . COLD CUTS — FRIHTB ~ VBOBTABLES pears on ABC’s "TTie MuMc Peathral,” xrtth MshaMa N B C .. ."N E T PlaybmBw: 'Dm to^iatirafw r Maate-rartaty : STB DEPEND Oeiann Premiere — Foas (M) Diverae Cmmrt (C> Parker In ttUe role. (S-M) Dresas B«ue (0> } (548) Ohaat aad Mrs. Mate i m (I) As the WsiM Tans (G> Prem iere (Ch (M-XMS) Yrn'n Pattiac Ale 5:88 (8) Nataral Hlstety a< Oar Ob (C> Warld: Tka Time af Maa (G) (MS> I«t’s Bake a Deal (0> Ik>acial tdacast Inspired by S:M (f> I.ave U a Maar H|ilMidaT«S cootennlal theme of American Museiun of Natural History in »^ U e) Days af Oar Uvea New York City. Produced in (MS) Mairirwed Oaae telecast exiunines creathm of (Xeo-ie) ThaPactata ic) universe snd evolution of life D a ^ Oame Ha Said; She Said torical perspectfvo man's po- iXMAM) Aaathar Warld Blcmllcance of hip role in l:M ( » Oamer Pyle — SMG (G> nature. (S-a> Oaa Ufa ta Live (G> (8-48) That Otri (G> 4:te »> Baayer Statlaa (G> 8:18 (885858) Irsaaide Mlha Oaaslaa Shaw (8-48) B e w lte M (18) Tampa 18 (G) 8:88 (8) Morie (4t> Dark ShadaWs "The World, The Flesh aad 4:88 (U> nwUaaa la Sewlas (C> The Devil." Pennsrivaals 4:88 (8e-88dt) News (G) coal miner la saved from 4i88 (8) Maaal (G) death-dealfaix dose of Isotope 118) Bampar Baom (G) poisoning while the rest of (88) My UMa Maraia population has been wiped oat. (88) MUm Daaclas Shaw 5:88 (8) Nawa with Walter Graa- as paratrooper to make lUs (555) Jsey Btshsp Show (G> show of “Kraft Music Hall," Wednesday 9-10 p.m. klte . (G) fint Jmnp In elshteenn years. 1:15 (8) News aadWimther — Mm- (8) Nsws wtth Fraak B «- ___Bosh O'Brten, IJoyd BiBndses, meat si Medttatian aad Stea on NBC. Oonstanite Towers. (C) O fl (O) (uf*Dlek Vaa Dyka * ’ (88) MaaUey - BriaUey Be- (8) Mews — Mamaate a f Gaas- (88) Gaaadlaa Tiaval Film part (G> Isrt aad SIgapaate (88tW)„HaaUay - Brteklay Ba- W Trath ar GaasaqaeBeaa (C) (85) News aad Stem Oil (G) (18) Maria (45) News Hradliaiis V8AF Jack L ord 8:45 s? Lscal Nawa (855548) Maws — Weather BeUgtoas Film aad Siga Oft Hits Pay Dirt By BOB THOMAS Of IB shows, and TV Insiden had FRIDAY JU PROGRAM AMOolated Pretw W riter written dit off as anottier costly 1:88 (8) QM Talk (0> (558) Dtek Cavett Shaw <0) HONOLULU (A P) — ‘ T’ve flop. (88) Film (18) News (18) At Haau wtth KMy (G) 11:1 > (55555858) Nawa — Waajtter been prospecting a long rime, “Hien OR Christmas night (88) Dhranw Gaart (G) aaA Bparis (G) and flnaUy I've hit pay dirt." Mike Daim (CBS program boss) (858) DrasB Haase (G> (U ) Maria 1:88 (8) As tha WariA Tanu (G) This was a dUferent, more con- gave us the beat preseiR we (88) BipeaiA (855558) Yaa’ie Fattlag Ma U:l I (8) FrMay Speetaealar (Ident Jack Lord, enjoying the could pottslMy have peoeived," On (G) (558) list’s Maka a Deal (G) "P arrish " • it H e lr to Onn- recalled Lord. "He switched tto necUcut tobacco empire learns euphoria of a success. 5:88 (8) Leva Is a Maay 8pteaiara5 of Ufa from three women os Last summer the actor time period to Wednesday at 10. be struggles fiw seU-reapecL seemed uptight. He was work­ On that nlgbt we were 40th out O s SI m ) Days af Oar U t m T m Donahue, Claudetle Ooi- _ (558) MswIywaA Oame (G> Mrt, Kart Malden, Cbnnla ing at a furious pace pn a new of 78 shows, and we've been 8:88 (8) OaUteg Lteht (G> Stevens. (O television series, “Hawaii Btve- constanUy building so that the (8888 18) TheDaetere (G) "Zero Hour" '57. > Dons (558) Datteg Oama (G> Aadrews, Undh DaraeU. O,” and the tension was appcu'- last rating had us No. 0 ." 8:88 (8) Ha SsM. SHS 8al5 (G) Sterling Hoyden. ent. CBS' mpst expensive show (8558-55) haather Wsil5 (G) (88555W Taslght Shaw Jaha- *^Why did the later time slot (555) Qeaaial Haapital (G) mr Garsaa (G) —a quarter-million dollars ]ier make such a dIffe.reniteT Appar­ (t) Oemer Fyle — D8MG (8-48) Jacy l l lahap Shaw (G) segment—was resting on/ his ently because the series afh (8M5M Ysa Hast W (G) 1:1 • (8) N e« —Mameato at Omn- broad shoulders. (5-45) Oaa-Ufa te Uve (C) fart sad Oaldapasta pealed to a more mature audi­ (8) Baager Stattoa (G) (88) Premier fheatra 'Hie situation, woraened when ence. Also, the later hour per­ (855555) Match Oama (O) "Ariaona' 'William Holden. the series failed to generate a {•> MUe Daagiaa Shew (G) (M) News HeaSllam — OSAF mitted "HawaU Flve5>" to deal (U) Tampa U itfiglaaa FSte aad Slga OB respectable rating In the Ihurs- more frankly wtth matters that (45) Dark )lha5ewi I (88) 5Iawa aad Slga Ofl day-at-8 time slot. No wonder. woulihi't have been deemed (IS) Ihehteas la Sewteg I (8) News aad Waothor — Ma- Lord said, "w e had the 'grea>t’ (X5555t> Mews (G) m at at Medttattaa aad Slga suitable for young viewers. (8) Basel (G) lead-in of 'Blondie,' and we Now rile show Is sold out for (18) Bampar Beam (G> were pre-empted four times In sponsorship through the 1969-70 Sl»te% g!!n& w (G) the first nine weeks." season. 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