4-H Fair Self Service: 10 S.M.-2 P.M., an Estimated 1,000 Retarded Produduon’S New Play, "The WINF
- i ... • '... PAGE TWENTY-FOUR FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1989 AYuiage Daily Nht P rte Run HanriifBftpr EtiPtiinB !|FraUi n r The Week Buded The Weather J m e 28. 1988 In Ms story yesterday about Samuel Sweet, son of Mr. and Coventry; Mra. Charlotte J. Clear tonight. Low in 60s. Sim- About Town the election o f Michael J. Fields Mrs. Frederick Sweet ol 42 N. Manchester- Pestke, 118 West St.; Raymond M^sfield Boys of 115 White St. as master coun School St., is doing research this ny and wanner tomorrew. High Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Schmidt, Bast Hartford; Sharon THIS COUPON 15,459 cilor of John Mather Chapter, summer at the Southwestern Hospital Notes L. Sullivan, 78 Horton Rd.; IniBoston Games in the 80a. Preclpttation zero. ^ .Richtuxlson ol 208 Highland St. Order of DeMoIay, The Herald Research Station of the Ameri Manebaster— 4 City o f VUirnge Charm wlU be honored on their 00th Mrs.. Pauline H. ’Tremidne, said Fields is the son of Mr., can Museum of Natural History Francis KeUey, superintendent ♦ wedding anniversary Sunday at Main St., Box 88, Coventry; j ADMITS ONE FREE and Mrs. Larry White and It in Portal, Ariz. Sweet is a senior VISITING HOURS of the Mansfield ’Training SchooL VOL., LXXXVin, NO. 276 (SIXTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION) an open house from 2 to 5 pm . Mrs. Joan C. Weir, Glaston MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, 1969 ASvirrtlelBg oa Page IS) PRICE TEN CENTS should have been Mr. and Mrs. at Cornell University, Ithaca, Intermediate Care Semi bury; Mrs. Lorraine B. Yaoono, announced ’Thursday that the at the home of their son and Larry Fields. private, noon-2 p.m., and 4 p.m. ” HARTFORD COUNTY N.Y. where he recently received South St., Coventry. school Is sending 40 young ath daughteiMn-haw, Dr. and Mrs. a $400 Farrell scholarship. He 8 p.m.; private rooms, 10 a.m.- Robect B. Richardson Jr., 67 The Rev. .Gary S. Cornell of was named to the dean’s list 2 p.m., and 4 p.m.-8 p.m. BIRTHS YES’IERDAT: A son letes to Boston to compete in PheMpe Rd. South United Methodist Church for the spring semester. Pediatrics: Parents allowed to Mr. and Mrs. Dale Robinson, 'the Northeast Regional Special will conduct a service Sunday any time except noon-2 p.m .; Lake Rd., Andover; a son to Olympics for the Retarded Aug. 1,800 Flee Hon les The cast of the Jinunarker at 8:16 a.m. on radio station Menibers of the Regina others, 2 p.m.-8 p.m. Mr. and Mra. Richard Wood- 22-28. . 4-H Fair Self Service: 10 s.m.-2 p.m., An estimated 1,000 retarded ProdudUon’s new play, "The WINF. The program Is spon D’ i'. Society will meet to house, 448 B. Center St.; a I AngiBt 22, 23, 24 | Apple Tree,” wUl rehearse to sored by the Manchester Coun night-at 7:30 at the W. P. Qulah 4 p.m.-8 p.m. 0, son to Mr. and Mrs. J e ff Niel children from the NorUieast will Hold Americans, night at 6:30 at South United Intensive Care and -Coronary take part in the unique athletic cil f}t Churches and the Man FHineral Home, 226 Main St., to son, 46 Harlan St.; ■ a son to Mr. - Route 75— WindsM' L ocIgb _ As Fires Rampage Methodist Church. chester Clergy Association. pay respects to the late Mra. Care: Immediate family only, and Mra. Bdward Cox, RFD 1, events. Nellie S. Mazzuchi, a member ansrtime, limited to live min- Grant HIU Rd., Tolland. Games will be held at the ■ Fri. 8:00—^Dick Shney end The Oountry RdMUon ■ of the society. otea...... — ■ Boston college Alumni Stadium. LGS ANGBLBS (AP) — More Diego County vdiere fire had Blatemity: Fathers, 11 a.m.- DI8CHARGBD TBSTBRDAY: The opening ceremonies at 11 I Sat. 8:00—^The Danm Yankees | than 1,800 residents fled their blackened at least 46,000 acres, 12:46 p.m., and 0:80 p.m.-8 Romaild A. West, 142 W. Center a.m. ^turday will begin with homes today as Ares rampaged officials said, in the wilting, Close Czech Line • GO NATIVE AT PERO’S • Airplane Fare p.m.; others, 8 p.m.-4 p.in., and St.; Guy Jodpln, 110 Greenwood the lighting of the Olympic Son.— M a n y Spednl Featores unchecked over a huge swath of late-summer dry heat, 0:80 p.m.-8'p.m . Dr.; Barbara h. Flucldger, El torch. remote and relatively unpopu- The biggest fire started Frl- VIENNA (A P )— Czech- open for visitoni with visas Is ed for asylum here Friday. NATIVE! Com, Tomatoes, Lettuce, Oohes, Red and Green lington; Mrs. Mary 8 . ’Taft, 46 lated brueh and grassland in day on Camp Penoieton about sued by Czechoslovak diplo Other CzMhoalovaks sought asy Peppers, Oanliflowei, Romalne and Boston Let- Increase Pends Age Limits: 10 in maternity, oslovxak authorities closed Southern California. 16 miles south of the Western lum the day before. t n ^ Leehs, Green and Yellow Beans, Beet WASHINGTON (AP) — The 12 in other areas, no limit in Riverside Dr.; Mrs. Doris A. the border crossing oppo matic missions abroad. The so- An eiAimated 1,600 persons White House, but it was burning Greens, Swiss Olinrd, Lhna and Shell Beans, commercial flying fare may be self-service. Walton, 176 Autumn St.; Mr^ site Bratislava today ex called short-term visas obtaln- PRAGUE (AP) —The Czech were ordered out of their homes eastward today and said to be A oom and Botteim it Squash, Savoy and Red going up soon—the takeoff could Christina Hamilton, 64B Chml cept for returning Czecho- border croesings oslovak government rammed Oabbage, Yams, Sweet Potatoes, Eggplant. H ie administration reminds nut St.; Kristine SodierqulKt during the night in northern San no threat to the summer seaside be as early as Sept. 16 or as late Slovaks and gasoline tank ouapenoea oy czecnoeio- through h FRESH: FMohea, Phans, Pears, Red and White Grapes, as Oct. 1—with any exact rate visitors that with construction East Hartford; Ellzaibeth A residence where President Nix- ___.. . 1 . . . . vaKvak authonUes authorities shortly shortly before before night •- to — curb ■- antigovernment------—. I on has been staying. Neotarkiea, Oantalonpes, Orawshaw . Mekma, rises to be determined after ar under way, parking space~^Il Trainer, Tolland; Jertlyn Marlr $AVE $ $ - SPECIAL SALE ^rs, the Austrian Interior the anniversary of the Soviet in and antl-Sovlet disorders. The Honeydews, Avocados, Miangoea, Limes, Grape limited. Visitors are asked to guments before the d v ll Aero Kosdw, 48 Brook St., Wapping. No injuries were reported. Ministry said. vaston of Czechoslovakia. , army and police crushed re fruit. bear with the hospital while the nautics Board. Also, Mrs, Helen T. Duncan, Officials said they could not Other, border croesinga were Sixty-two Czechozlovaks ask- newed rioting In Brno, the na NATIVE! Peadtes, ESarly Maos, Grsvenatsin and Wealthy parking problem exists. stop a 12,000-acre fire near Fall- The CAB has Indicated to the ThampsonvUle; John V. Prytko, Rains Drive tion's second largest city. Apptea. carriers they may be allowed to 103 Chambers St.; Bion'P..,Wll. brook, 85 miles south of Los An at WOODLAND GARDENS The new laws provide prison Increase fares to help counter ley, 71 Green Rd.; Cheryl A geles from a valley containing terms, fines or loss of job* for rising costs and dipping returns. Patients Today: 269 Lazoren, East Hartfoid; Sar several hundred homes—Includ 100,000From virtually any activity directed 7^ WEEKEND SPECIALS ir Oral argumeilts on proposals kis Meserlian, 146 Woodland St.; ON SURPLUS ing some in the $100^000 range. 2 ADMI’TTBD YBSTBRDAY:„ against Communism or those tat from five companies—^Ameri George Slmpeon, 71 Branford A trailer park was also threat Mrs.'Barbara Mae Aubut, 183 Angry Arabs Shout power. Prague Radio sold the NATIVE TOMATOES...... ,...... lb. 2 »e can, Continental, Bastem, St.; Joseph C. Coulombe, 16 ened, officials said. , The home of Rolf Bohnsack in Horizon Hills area of El C^jon is completely Spruce St.; Bonnie Bamini, 246 Their Homes laws went Into effect Friday NATIVE FANCY CUKES...... :... .4 for 29^ Northwest and Uidted—will be Cold Spring Dr., Vernon; Hope Reports conflicted about pro destroyed by fire which originated in tinder-dry brush and grass. Five other Boulder Rd.; Patrick J. Bren M. Btette, 33 Birch St.; Lester night and would continue until ICEBERG LETTUCE ...... heod 29^ held Sept. 4. Although Branlff MEXICO CTTY (AP) — Inces- perty damage. Officials said one and "1™!* World Airlines have nan, F^ast Hartford; Mrs. Anita E, Behrend,' Kelly Rd., Vemon; scons LAWN PRODUCTSI report, that ■ 16 houses burned homes in vicinity were destroyed. (AP Photofax) Hatred of Americans the end of the year. EARLY M A C S ...... 6 qt. ba« $1.00 Drennan, 1039 Tolland Tpke.; Wlillaim H. Maxwell, 6 Bank eant heavy rains, a result of Two persons were reported not filed proposals of their own, Escondido Friday night. BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — COCA-COLA Save 20c — 6 pak, 16 oz. bote. 7 0 ^ Bastem says they back its ap Ann C. and ’Timothy R. Fair- St.; Robert H. Schedner, 160 Hurricane Camille, have caused was incorrect, A section of the crowd tried to killed and several injured in the Thousands of angry demonotra- approach the American Embn*- proach. man, South Windsor; Matthew Spring St. floods and forced more than In El Cajon, 40 miles south of second day of rioting in Brno, tors poured through the streets ay but was barred by police. Suggested increases range L. and Todd M. Falrman, Also, FYances K. KUnkevlch, 100,000 persons from their Camp Pendleton, a small 90- an Industrial city of 380,000 We Garry The Manchester Evening Herald SCOTTS® No 2 Soys— of Arab capitals today scream T^ey turned to the American from American’s 4.4 per cent to ’Thompsonville; Patricia A. 106 N. Elm St.; Ronald J. Walsh homes in Oaxaca State on Mexi acre -fire consumed six houses about 130 miles east of Prague. 3 COMPLETE LINE OF 8 UND1AY PAPERS, , ing hatred at Israel and the cuKural center, chanting slo Bastem’s 8 per cent. United Fountain, 467 N. 1 Main St.; Jr., 88 Hilltop Dr.; Meomarthn co’s Pacific coast. before it was put out. U.S. Troops Take Hill Officials earlier reported two United States for the fli-e at Je gans but no violence was report OPEN e A.SL to 9 P.M. DAILY wants Its increase effective Rachel L. Hardy, Bloomfield;' Budanauro, 26 Kane Rd.; Mirs. A Red Cross official said a Three major Area still burned persona kllleeakeni' that punish weis “poor people with no place was the typlenl skeptical reac said today that 610 persona were entering Uling Junior High ment would be meted out to tile to go.’’ Winds fanned the Camp Pen- b lock ed all e ffo r t s tO reach 8un^ ^ '.'I."'/ tion to the Israeli announce Israella. arrested In Prague Thursday, Schools Grades 7, 8 and 9 will "Even if It stopped raining dieton fire—about 80 miles south „ J J A . . . day. >ny troops which might try to ment. a (iowned American heli- companies began d*® kill and escape, Kdr mlllluns of Arab Mos Including 00 forcignsrs—"a right now," he added, "the situ of Los Angeles—across 20,000 General strikes In Beirut and be held Monday and Tuesday lems, the blaze at Al Aksnh, large part" of whom were said work clothes stains ation would get worse. We are acres of dry brush and Into the copter. moving up the north slope of the The assauil began with wavee Amman today were almost total from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., and which ruined juirt of the i.ioo- to be Anieiieans and West Ger going to have several-’’1.) ViihealLk o adjacent Cleveland National Pour companies of the U.S. knoll, known as HIU 102, earlier of Air' Force bombers pounding tuccesses. 8hops and banka In year-old mosque, was almost ns mans. Rude Ita-awo said two Wednesday morning before test hazards.’’ Forest, where it burned 5,000 ______an estimated 100 steel-reln- the Lebanese and Jordanian wash out like magic SCOTTS^ CLOUT disastrous as the 1967 defeat by demonstrators were killed in the ing. Dr. Jimenez de Alba said two timbered acres. ‘ forced bunkers. Artillery capitals did not open for bust- Israel. capital, and 313 persona were In Testing of new registrants baftalions of government troops Two fdres in San Bernardino hammered the enemy positions. nesH and dockworkers at Bei Arab leaders eonlliHM-d con- jured. It claimed that all but and more than 100 Red Cross County 60 miles east of Los An Military spokesmen said the rut's busy harbor were Idle. will be conducted Wednesday at KILLS CRABGRASS lacts to try and work otil ii com rive of the Injured were police, PH? DICKIES with 8:80 a.m. In the school’s guid workers were busy around the geles burned about 1,900 acres, object of the assault is to seize About 16,(X>0 demonstnitorH soldiers or militiamen. Still Seek Storm^s Victims mon plan of action. Presiilent ance office. The school empha clock aiding the flood victims. . creeping within a few hundred t h i’taimirorn which North Viet marched through the streeU of The new law-and-order meas 'eet of houses. Oamal Alidel Nnaser of Kgy;>l sizes It is important fer the stu One of the most serious prota^ namese troops have been block Amman, chanting slogans and ures were adopted unanimously Dries Up Within Days^ lems Is drinking water. Wells Los Angeles County had es sent a |s*rsonnl rmlsisary with dent to take the mental ablUy But CamiUe Is Now Dead ing American efforts since waving banners. No violence by the steering committee of the have been flooded and, because caped brush fires so far al A and reading teat so his schedule Wednesday to push ahead to the was reported. (N*fi Pag* MUtoen) National Asoembly at the de- X - i t roads are impassible, authori can be prepeu-ed for the first though residents suffered By THE ASSOCIATTED PRESS least 26 homes were swept away moM of the Communist party. Saves time, $aves Dollar$l ties cannot reach some villages day of school. The testing pe They were sl(pMd by President with water trucks. (See Page Sixteen) Hurricane Camille is dead, and buried in mud in the tiny ° ® riod will cover about 2H hours. North Vietnamese troops' have tAidvl)i Bvuboda, Promler Otd- President Gustavo Diaz Oidaz but the awesome task of search community of Davis Creek, Those not required to attend 5,000 sq. ft. Reg. $5.95. NOW put big antiaircraft guns and rtoh Oernlk and Assembly 'X-it'' is Dickie's has ordered emergency supplies ing for its victims turned today north of the Neloon County seat other weapons on the hUl and In Chairman Alexander Dubeek. on the above days are parochial ♦4.45.= sent to Oaxaca and three other to the sea off the Mississippi of Lovingston. flicted serious American loeeee Norwich Policeman Shot Tile full assembly Is in recess. school students already sched southern states wh^e there Is coast and the mountatanus in the state capital of Rich I amazing "soil- and damage. Prague Radio, sdiich broad uled for Grade 9, iwrochlal seriou s flooding—Puebla, areas of Virginia. mond. the flood-swollen James NORWICH, Conn. (AP) - Uce In aearrhing the area Indians Ask for cast the "sxtraordtaiary maaa- school students who have been Guerrero and Veracruz. The toll stood at nearly 400 River began to recede after Among those reported missing Three weil-diwssed men aban- ures" Mvsral times Friday release" finish! registered and tested for en But a dozen airciuft loaded deadj with, hundreds missing cresting at 28.6 feet—19 feet aborad the downed heUcopter U dnned their car and fled from ^ woman called police after night, said they would be used trance to Grade 7 or 8, OBd wMh medicine, clothing and food and feared ^ a d . above flood stage—and was ex the U.S. forces are trying to Hickle Ouster police into a wooded area today "**‘ *'’ 8 the 9:30 a m, holdup In not only against those who vio- THE NO-IRON pupils entering from Grade 6 were unable to take off from pected to be back in Its banks reach are a battalion command Property damages soared into ^ ntV^MIUi Ttist Sk6ass«ssss /’YasW er, six other Army men and.A«- eftsF ih . I .... prugress. The More owner. Oer late order or threaten peaceful of the town’s elementary Mexico City airport because of ONONDAGA REaERVA-nON. the hundreds of millions of dol by laite tpnlght. aner the car was Involved In s lilone SCOTTS® Boolated Press photographer wna lletl liy the ban working cundllluna "but alao Bchoous. the constant ratal. N.Y. (AP) — Indians from 46 lars. jewelry store robbery. TTie flood crest moved Into Oliver Noonan. dlla before they fled In Ihe car agalnat those who Incite eueb On Aug. 27, 28, and 8, The Hurriceme Center In Mi tribes across North America' Nat Cassibry, Civil Defense flat eastern Virginia where Its U.S. headquarters report*!) A policeman was wounded The policeman. Officer Victor action or aupport It." counselors will be avallaUe to ami said departing CamiUe lefl have called for the immediate coordinator for the Mississippi COPE-PLUS danger sharply dlnsipated. that troops of the 190th Brigade during the holdup at Brine Jew- I*.- Dorr, 86. wna re|>ortrd In The ftral reaction of Ouchoa- answer parents’ and students’ a low pressure trough In the removal from office of Secre coastal atrip, estimated that 316 WORK CLOTHES Camille also claimed 10 lives clashed twice Friday with North elers. good condition at llaiitua Mrmo- lovaka to Ihe new laora was that questions. tary of the Interior Walter Hlck- persons perished. He said it was in Louistana, two In West Vir (See Page Sixteen) Vlstnanveae sohUeni near Uis The three men, deoertbed aa rlal Itoepllal. Ilia wotmd waa the government finally had the Gradese 7 and 8 pupils will be RMs sod wobworms, oorwigs, cMnchbugs, el. believed that "more bodies are ginia and threp in Cuba. craah. sfTF At Isoat 22 ensmy having long bhmd liatr and wear BiqMrrnlly ntK acrloui means t.) throttle the flea at- notified of homeroom aas^- A statement signed by leaders buried In the beach sand—bur CamiUe, the | worst hurricane and one American soldier were G grubs and ground molos (indliucliy), PLUS ing blue eulU, white ohlrta and The aniuum of the tool waa naisphare created during the ied deep where they’ll probably ever to strike the American menta by mall. High school Cora Kills Two of traditionalist movemente on reported killed and 14 Amsrl- ties, were seen jumping from not Immodlulely avallabie IMS reform* and maintained de- homeroom assignments of those reservations said all Indians never be found.” mainland, broke up Friday In can* wounded. a S5.45 foocNng wMi Scotts Turf Bulldor, in- the car with Maaoachuaetta II- One of the robber* waa be aplle Increaalng presaure from m would be urged "to rise against "W e’ve already pulled some the far reaches of the North At Later, enemy gunners In Grade 6 wUl appear in ’17 TOKYO (AP) — Tropical cenw plates. lleved to be wounded, and police •"** ***• bodies out of the water and lantic. Vlfot sMie» a.*. ^ ^ ao._ Herald’s sohool pages on Bept. rent. storm Cora, accompanied by jach and any proposal, contract pumped 16 mortar rounds Into One of the three waa carry Viet regime that aucceaded the there’s no telling how many The etorm had merged with a iBBued an alert to hoaplUla In 2 . strong gusts and jheavy rains, or future discussions" with the two night campit of the 106th Ing a briefcase, poiuillily txmtaln reformtala. Some said the new more have been swept out to frontal aystem off Newfound eastern Oonnecticul to be on 5,000 sq. ft. Reg. $6.95. NOW has killed at least two persons U.S. Department of the Interior Brigade Infantrymen. Head- Ing the lioldup kaA, |a>itce oalil the lookoul. lawa were aa harah aa any dur tea.” Cas^biqr ailded.' and tatjtirbd more than 100 in Ja until Hlckel resig;ns or is re land and had lost all chararter- quarters said Amertron caoual- One alau waa Uesertbed oa wear ing the Nazi or Mlailnlat efoa. In Virginia, where Camille The amount tjf loot taken from ♦5.95 pan’s main islands since she hit moved. istloo of a tropical storm, the llea wera light. ing a reddUh-.blund goalee. The demqnalratitina marked Vacations End, spawned flash flooding, there National Hurricane Center in Military spokesmen claim Urine Jewriera waa not imme- Friday, weathermen said today. They said Hlckel has "de State police joined Nurwirh |io- dlalaly determined Job Claims Dip The Central Meterologlcal stroy^ the faith of ail Indians were 60 known dead with more Miami reported. more than 500 North Viet (See Page Sizleea) Agency said the storm was 12.6 toward the U.S. Department of than 110 missing. Hurricane Debbie, mean namese aottUera have been "It appears that perhaps at A 21.7 per cent drop in un miles west of the Chlchibu the Interior by his high-handed, while, churned past Bermuda killed since Sunday in the fight lea.st 100 of our citizens have -moving northeast Into the Atlan ing west of Tam Ky, employment compensation mountain range in central Hon nconslderatc and illegal theft of m ______M odel No. 35 SCOHS® shu, Japan’s madn Island. Maxi native Alaskan, Eskimo and In lott their lives." Gov. Mills E. tic at 20 miles per hour. Its 110- There U no firm count on claims, attributed mainly to the mum winds were 66 miles an dian tribal lands, rivers, hunt Godwin Jr. said after suiweyiiq; mlle-an-hour winds should begin American caaualtlea, but field end of vacation shutdowns, was hour. The stoim was moving ing and fishing rights. Umber, the mountainous western part of repoila put them et 88 to 40 Man Takes Over Class LAWN SPREADER Virginia. (See Page Sixteen) killed, more than 160 wounded NEW YORK KAP) Atexan reported for last week In the north-northeast . at an hourly oil gas and mineral resources.” bsitan to hla arhool In the isecc* ,ot cloth to reprsoent Hardest hit was N els^ (3oun- and 10 mtawlnc. Including the der J. (.Tiav1ch|won't ba-*hle to Mancherier office of the State " speed of 28 m.p.h. a s^kesman The statement also charged: . - - Bronx wllhoiit trouble mu*lciil nrrangemalnts Hr mid 18 ^ y en Army men aboard the see the nhlldreh he'll be h said. •Mr. Hlckel has decllred that agricultural area, where Alltiotigh he la able to wnli; he will hav* cii|>lea of lha slu- Labor Department. Ing ttiU fall ||Hut he dra-an't Police said those killed includ he is against Indian people re- early today. Oth- on the Macl^Kird. he sa)t( he deni*' irxtlsdiks In- Braltia The totals were 871 for the (See Foge Hlxteen) (htnk that wtilit matter Very "The Most For Your Money" ed a man enubed under a fallen turning to their reservations er communltiea In the Blue w ould 4>refer not to, adding. Chuvii'h. who salil he would week ending Aug. 16, convpared much building when a huge whirlwind once they have left them, there- Ridge Mountain foothills also Dinis Holds "I'Ve got to keep an eye on .ciirn atsiut IIO.OOl) a year, sold to. 1,112 for the week ending SucreM aa a teacher, aaya sucUenly hit Sashima, north of by making the native American .-uffered heavily. llKiae children ” Aug. 9. Reg. $25.95. NOW (Tiavlch, "de|Mre*«n( destroyed. The other death oc- Onondaga Chief Orep Lypns they know what y>aj can >Jo. - Ill* wile, wtto slao la sight- by 4,373 la^ week to a 36,291 tainside homes buried by SAIGON (AP) AnoOwr prepared charts an>t flannel they'14 go along wKh you " lee.. I* a rehsbtiUattun Instruct total. The fig i^ was 30,973 for Reg. 119.95 Model NOW 914MS (See Page Sixteen) (See Page Sixteen) earthslides during the flood. At 721 U.S. troop* will leave And fhavtch can ilo (ilenty boards bulletin-lssarti like sr or for ih* ,N«w York Asaoclallaei the corresponding week last ..... ■ ■i ^ For Hearing Vietnam Sunday aa part of A Bronx Junior high a< hooi has rangemenU with movable lor lha Blind year. Presldant Ntawn'a 28,000 man ronflrmed that the 3a-year-old Hartford, with a 23.8 Increase NEW BEDFORD, Moss. (AP) cutback announcad June I. Youhgatwwn. Ohio, native has i f and with 6,887 claims, was the — DIst. Atty. Bklmund DInIa the U.S. Army aald today. YOU SAVE IN EVERY WAY WITH SCOTTS*! says he will go ahead with the been app»t*nted,;,^h# 'Vlly'# ftrsl state leader last week. It was Headquarter* *aid they blind teacher followed by Bridgeport with scheduled Sept. 8 Inquest Into Fan is riio bost tbiw to food and wood! Only Scorn Turf BulMof* moke up the, 10th Cnglnesr A* a result of an Injury at 4,666, New Haven with 3,668, and the death of Mary Jo Kopechne Battalion of the tth Infantry Watorbury with 3,206. is trionfawd do it now— so# tbo dlfforonco this foil and noxt spring! whether or not a Pennsylvania Jjirth, Oiavlch can see her'» t'ol- 15,000 sq. ft ONLY $ | ^ body would not affect the date Guilty-of Thrrata ^*"$e Of t^urnbia t’ntv*r*ity BANTLY OIL of the inquest. When he fir«* tried to ge> a SIZIS ' "Ml- \N> IN, NEW YORK (AP) - A »>• A hearing is scheduled Mon >rb in New York Ctly ,,, a music SHIRT year-old porter has been found 14W to 17 M M \ ' I Kl I I day In the Court of Common teacher. however. was 4.29 eSMopo- Than It Was 6 Y ean A go! guilty of making teiepfiotM he Buy Now! Let Us Share Your Lsiwn and Pleas St Wilkes-Barre. Pa , on turned down because of his motions by Iswyere for the threats to klU President Nixon UUndnrM Garden Problems. . . and TrimaiihB. Carlos Valle, who worked at SIZIS yirl's parents, who oppose exhu With toe aid of the New York • This Special Ends Sun., August Slst o mation. Beth larae) Hospital, was found PANTS 32 to 44 guilty Friday by a federal, court Associstion for (he Blind, Chsv 4.98 Alter the parents. Mr and Ich carried his case fin! to the Jury of making two calls Feb. M ' ' A Mrs Jossph Kopechne of Berke \ to til* local ofher* of Uto FBI courtii, where lie war unepc- ley Heights. N.J.. opposed the I ' ' \ and toe Zycret Senric* teriful. ttien to the date legi»- U autopsy. Prerident Judge Ber S p *ck i \ In oblh tnatancea. the prosecu laluie where a bill »^*s posses] nard C. Bromlnsld postponed a tion said Valle gave hie name juthortzing (he ippointment of w o o d l a n d nearing sciisduled for Monday qualified blind teacher* and ^ address to toe federal on Dints' pstitkm agenla He was arrested the He said afaou' • ducen oti.cr HOUSE AdJwtMl The district attorney hod next day. persona hav. received teathrrr' Ferruccio Costantini. 67-year-old retired pilot of a \'enice stezunboat com hoped to have an autopsy report CliMied Judge Edward C McLean or license-, irom tiw .Sew York Aiexkiuier J. Chavich, 3R-year-t>l(l music export la .99 GARDENS svatlablc for the Sept 3 tnqiicst dered Valle returned to Jail tn City Hoard of Kduc-ition but N««r Ribbon pany, waves from deck of full scale boat he built atog his villa at .C^ampalto In the District Court al Edgar- ihown holtlinif music chart he will use white toach- Oikd lieu of $00,000 ball tor sentenc- no.Te has yet rr* eivrd an ir OPEN DAILY tUI 9:00 PA4. ir near Venice. Italy. Seems that (Costantini, not at all excited by the prospect town. tng ' Oct . t . > ssignment ifiK in a Hrunx juntur high school. With almoat no '/V- The Kopechne*' motion asks Valk faces a maximum pen- vich.' who use 1 a - rne (o' Ycri# TypvwrilOT of spending his remaining days gardening, started building the scale boat of 14B WOODLAND STREn—MANCHESTER *43-8474 Ih* court to dlSmlas Dtnls pstt- aity of a ItO.OOO iWie and 10 help him get arouhd. laiil ha vision since birth,-t’havich wa» turhiNl down wheti p; i Uon - and maintains that the Lu Swvke S49^9$S the boat he used to command two years ago. It's complete in all details and year* tn prison h*> no problems wUli trr «-4b. tie first diught a,teaching job Kut he took hU caiu* HALE ■r- 'Lot Jobn or Loon Zopudho Holp You!** zerne .County Court is without He Uved wXh his father In Ways or busse and will be able MS MAIN ST.—DOWNTOWN MANCI^ISnR 20 lireii Stiet even has a functiomng enginie. aiitlic^y to ordsr exhumation. Manhallan. i to get from his home tn Man to the state tegtslaturv, and won. (AP Photufax)
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m ___ J • - ■ *. ’A- v" \ tTAGB T W O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1969 P A G E T H R E E Cubans Fighting New W ar ■p.m. Last Summer Dance fea 3ning8 turing ‘”The Rogues.” Free. MOVIE AUDIENCE Sheinwold oij Bridge Justice Rejects filing Junior High—8;15 p.m., *»«».j.*GUIDE»***»*» S TA R GAXElC*lC> Arm ed with Jokes, Jibes For Teens Jimmarker presents second A SERVICE OF FILM-MAKERS AglB ------‘B f CLAY JL POLLAN------Troop 1 Trip Near End, Due Home production ’"The Apple Tree,” AND THEATERS. CBOOSE BIGHT END lU UlIttH MAS. 31 Your Daily Acthniy Guide !i**i*x_ Charge Against (Ed. N ote: G irl Scouts of By FENTON WHEELER against wives working in indus Saturday, Aug. 23 Admission; Single $3 and Cou AT BUDGE TABU APS. IS ^ According to III. Star.: ^ oCT^23 Thts# ratings apply tp Sima N ORTH OCT. Troop 1 have flniabed their tour _ ■ , I Prime Minister ' Associated Press Writer try dr leaving home to work in All town pools qpen 9;46 a.m. ples $5. Reservations call 646- rtltatajl aSer Noy I. I9se , 1- 3- 6-17 To develop message for Sunday, . . V ♦-t'A - ( (■ By ALFRED SHEDfWCHji 4 Q J 104 b 18-20-55 2B-33J647/-,,. of Ehirope. A few have arrived k HAVANA (AP) — A small a^culture. And girls who sign - 6 p.m. 4715. words corresporxling to numbers 50668368^ VANC30UVER, B.C. (AP) — THIS SEAL ^ AJ874 ^“ S T A I I . ______. of your Zodioc birth sign. home by plane but meattof the war of humor ajid rumor has up to work in the Communist Tennis courts supervised 9 - Friday, Aug. 29 A bridge player has two ^ T A U tU S An OntEuto youth’s attempt to O A K Q a sad gay story K. J lQ APS . 30 SCOtrtO scouts are ezkjoying luxurious broken out in Cuba between pro Isle of Youth Just to land a hus noon and 4 - 8 p.m. Bennet Junior High, 9 a.m. In ads indicatss tha film was ends—one lo sit on and one to 1 Uncxpoclod 31 Con 61 Conferences OCT. 33 bring Prim e Minister ’nrudeau * K 2You ttving abcMTd SB. Steitemdara and antl-Castroites. Bradley Field, 4-H Fair —Choosing v*.of wvsusococourses ivxfor jienew w submittad and approved under ( MAY 30 32 Moke 62 Intriguing to court to (Ew;e a common as- band get rough treatment in the m r a * r think with. His success or fail WEST 3 Hoppens NOV. 3t the Motion Picture Coda lO ) 9-10-56-S9 33 Picture 63 Will due to dodc in New York City eauK charge warn rejected Fri Difficult living and working humor supplements. Grounds, lU. 75, Windsor Locks, registrants (not those registered ure OepenOB on whicb end be T. Osirtls, ftoMgs I iS5740.«4.7) 4 Are 34 Be 64 Someone 15-27-37.. of Self'Regulation. 4 9 8 7 (M) 5 Accent's on Tuesday. Scout Kathy Krause conditions spur a new wave of The government press some Hartford County 4-H Fair — spring). uses most. 35 1$ 65 For 52-79614 day by ,a Justice of the peace C? 52 Q 10 9 3 GEMINI 6Todoy 36 Decisions M Berwfit svrete tide letter about Copen antlgovemment Jokes across the 9 a.m. - midnight. Judging and Waddell Pool—Noon-1 p.m. [H Suggsstsd for GENERAL North deeder. 70n SAtmTAkius who said evidence was inconclu times gives a light touch to pub O 10 9 7 64 3 37 Of 67 But hagen end AmsteedEun axel took island. contests throughout day — Women’s Noon-’Tlme Swim. 8 Y om 38 Needed NOV.33 / sive. lic problems. A newspaper re audlsncet. Nortb-Soutli vulnerable. ♦ Q 10984 JUN€ 30 68 Probobfy A653 EASTHARTfORb 90oy 39 Ahvoyi 69 Deceptive the plctura.) The ‘ youth, Richjud Bruce The government has reacted cently attacked the practice Horse Draw at 6;30 p.m. and Uling Junior High—8;16 p.m., Opening lead — Ten o f Ohfbs. lOOf oec 31 E S Suggstlsd for MATURE SOUTH DRIV! IN ★ RT O v i - 7-13-26 40 More 70 If Jesmer, 17, of Niagara Falls, with its expected calls for vigi whereby relatives of bus compa "The Damn Yankees" to dance Jimmarker presents second East won the first trick w«h .5>’29-4660g7 n Con 41 Short 71 Close 8-11-39^ production "The Apple ’Tree.” audisnen (parsnial diacra- A AK63 . 12Tbe 42Reody 72 Your 49-65-T9-5' Wondazful, wonO^zful Copen could sUU go to British Colum- lance and fresh batches of prop ny employes are given priority and listen to at 8 pjn, A fun the aoe of chibs and returned a CANCEk 13 Personol Admission; Single $3 and Cou tion adviatd). 9 K6 43Thon 73 For hagen g re e ^ Girt Scout Troop bta Supreme (Douit and attempt aganda predicting better times for seats. It noted that on one day for everyone — admission trum(>. South drew three rounds JUNE31 14 Emotionol 44 Tribs 74 An CAPZICOtN ples 35. 0 1852 15Be to revtve his charge. He told re ahead. It also Is countedattack- trip 19 of the passengers stood 75 cents for 12 years old and ® RESTRICTED — Paraona of trumps and then began on 45 For 75 Argument 1 on the' moznlng of A v g . 10. over. Saturday, Aug. SO ♦ J72 16 Your 46 Your 76 Heolth JAN. 19 porters Friday he had no* ing with a humor campaign of In line for tickets and 17 others undar 16 not admlttad. un- the hearts. The slam was now 17 Linked 47 Todoy A fter a sllgfat mlx-up as to Just East South STATE 11^19-25-39-42 77 Know reached a declston. its own. Tolland County Agricultural A ll town pools open 9;46 a.m. laaa accornpaniad by parani irretrievably lost. Weit 18 With 48 And 78 Now 16-21-31-34fC were relatives of employes. ’The 11/73-74-75 19 Ipnore I54-596660V& where the youth hoabri was lo This battle of Jokes and anti- Center, Rt. 30, Vernon — Tol - 6 p.m. Pass t 4 Pass 49 Bocking 79 Your Don Stewart, 28, the Justice passengers won 19-17, the news or adult guardian. After taking the king and aoe LEO 20 Someone SOThot'ir 80 Self- Teimis courts supervised 9 • Pass 4 0 Pass 21 Bose AQUAtlUS cated, the girls maxle their way before whom Jesmer swore out rumors touches a sensitive area paper added. land Ckiunty 4-H Fair. Some of hearts South could ruff one Today A Sun. lOS-COS-tOS j JULY 23 51 Gsuld 81 Yixi noon tuid 4 - 8 p.m. ® ■ Paraona under 16 not ad- Pais 6 4 22 Apprecioted hie accusation Aug. 11, beiud in Cubans, who have a history thing for everyone . . . 4-H Band All Pass THE STARS OF U O R N w m F . 52 Ground 82 BroirKhild to the hosteL That night, four The light approach contrasts heart, but that used up his last U AUG. 22 23 Social 53 You 83 You FEB. IB , j p J ^ evidence at a prellmtoa^ hear of making the best of difficult at 2;30 p.m., Pancake Supper IlUng Junior High—8;10 p.m., '"'ttad. Thia aga raatriction 24 Oisturbonce of the girls and the leadeta with some.of the government at trump. Dummy’s hearts were SHINE EVEN BRIGHTER np.S41-44.48"61 54 The 64 Disogree 12-2363-35M times. 4-7 p.m.. Teen Dance 8-11 p.m. Jimmarker presents second pro may be higher In eartain 25 Those 55 Dear 85 Be ing Tuesday ezid rejected Jes- tempts In the past to knock stiH not set up, and South could and continues with the queen of ■S/63-68-85^ 26 Life 56 Ber>efit$ 62-6769 a vtsibed the tEunous ’nvoU Gard with the "Crimson Haze" (in duction, ’”rhe Apple ’Tree.” Ad araaa. Check theater or 86 Of m er’s bid in a brief Judgment A few months ago rumors down rumors. In November 1967 make only 11 tricks. spades to draw the last trump. VIRGO 27 Sure 57 Affect 87 Expression PISCES ens of Ogpenhagen. Not only mission; Single 13 and Couple 28 Others delivered Friday. sped across Havana that the a government oil official as case of rain will be in nearby . advartiaing. Of course, you have seen< Dummy then makes the rest AUG. 23 58 Scene 88 GrMfly FEB. 19 36. Reservations; 646-4715. Be 29 Fine 59 Becouse 89 Fovoroble does 'nvoU, contain nuuiy beau Jeamer. a laborer, testified government planned to reduce Northeast School). Admission SEPT. 22 sured a television audience that sure. to see this musical— the Printed as • puOtic ••rvics where South made bis mistake. with the last heart and two high 30 Obtain 60 Of 90Upheovols MAR. 30 tiful fOuntEdna and fknver gar Tuesda;^ that he called the meat rations. The humor maga will be 75 cents. by this ntwaoapef If not, ‘think now before you diamonds. A bridge player who M4-24-51.57 gasoline rationing would not be production company Is made up ^Adverse 0N c1/^^l 2- 4-22-J dens, but it also has many reEt- prime minister "a— creep” dur zine Palante replied by a run Sunday, Aug. 24 read -on. ■^7276-78 necessary. Less than two of Students, college and high takes the trouble to thinh 43-53-77 taurants, snack beua and an ing an antl-Vtetoam war den)on- ning a series of cartoons lam All town pools open 9;46 a.m. months later Cubans were lining school, backing their own idea Early Start doesn’t draw trumps until be elaborate amusement eirea, Btratton here Aug. 8 aiul that pooning its favorite rumormon- - 6 p.m. up to get their gasoline ration With their own time, talents end SoUh should start on the has done bis chores. complete with roller coaster and Trudeau then "turned and hit ger—a pinched elderly woman THEATER TIME ing cards. Tennis courts supervised 9 - money. hearts early—before drawing Daily GoesUon other rides. Ths girls mainly m e." noon and 4 - 8 p.m. who passes as Cuba’s equivalent ’The all-out government cam SCHEDULE trumps. Declarer wins the sec Partner opens with one dob, News for Senior Citizens visited the sunusement Euea with He produced three young men of a little old lady In tennis paign to produce a record 10 Bradley Field, 4-H Fair Kathi is quiet this week — ond tric k ' in dummy with the and the next player passes. You mEUiy stops for snacks. from Ontario esi witneoees. Two shoes. The reduction Jn meat ra million tons of sugar in 1970 is Grounds, Rt. 76, Windsor Locks. recuperating from a tonsillec .SATURDAY ten of ^>ades, cashes the top hold: Spades, S-4; Hearts, Q-10- A bus tour o f Copenhagen was said they saw Trudeau htt Jes- tions has yet to take place. By WALLY FORTIN accompanied by Jokes from Hartford (bounty 4-H Fair — 9 tomy. Get better, Kath, like Burnside —Midnight Cowlx>y, hearts and ruffs a heart with 8-3; Diamonds, 8-6-2; aubs, A- DntnrrroR ths itinerary for the morning of mer The third srdd he had seen When a shortage of drinking both sides. a.m. - 6 p.m. Horse Show starts now! 7:00, 9:15. the king of spades to guard 6-S-S. the prime minister "h it some Hello everyone; aa you all Aug. 11. Included in this tour water hit the provincial capital One currently making the at 9;30 a.m. (13 Manchesterltes If you’ve never been to a Cinema I — Staircase, 2:00, against an overruff. He leaiM a What do you sayf A g ro u p of five ladies came body" while being pushed know, our director in in ifaiTva were the King’s Palace, the of Santa Clara, its newspaper rounds is that President Nixon! will be showing thejr horses.) count^ fair—try one this week 3:60, 5:34 , 7:30, 9:16. diamond to dummy’s queen and in to play Po-Ke-No Wednesday through the crowd. Answer; Bid one heart. When enjoying a peaceful and reot- IViwn Hail, many statues, and responded with this Joke; cabled Fidel Castro after Apollo 1;30 p.m.. Demonstration of end and you’U find it’s fun. . Cinerama — Ben Hur, 2:00, then ruffs another heart with afteimon. After the game, they A police officer who appeared your hand is worth only one re ftil vacation, away from tele- the LitUe Mermaid in Copen- "Name something abstract; 11: ^‘We have put two men on "Ketsugo” (combination of Ka^ You’ll. also see many of your 8:00. I I the ace of spades. had refreshments in the form of es a frietYd of the courT said he sponse show a major suit rather phonez and noioe. A fter work hagien Harixir. The tour con !• that is, something you can’t the moon.” Castro, according to rate, Judo, etc.) and the Dress classmates as exhibitors. East Hartford Drive-In — a birthday peirty for Ruth John saw nomeone grab or pull Jes "By this tim e the hearts have than raise partner’s minor suit. ing so hard for us ah, he oure cluded with a visit to the I see,’’ asked a teacher. "Water,” the joke, looked out at the su Revue at 3;30 p.m. with Man We f wish you all a fun and Staircase, 10:00; Bostem Stran son, one of the group, so it was Carlsberg Beer Factoiy. While mer as he moved toward Tru been established. South leads Copywright 1989 deserves a rest. F was the student’s reply. garcane fields and wired back; chester represented among the safe Labor Day Weekend be-, gler, 8:00. an enJoyEible afternoon here id deau. Another poitcetruin said his tow trump to duminvy’s Jack General Features Corp. It is very quiet at the Center here, the scouts- saw how beer t- Government news outlets also models. Admission is 75 cents fore starting beck to the East Windsor Drive-In—^Ring the Center for them. his eyes might have left Tru t. "T h at’s nothing, we hav eput a this week, due to the d e a iA ig was made and bottled. At the have poked at male prejudice million people in the sun.” for 12 years old and over. books! of Bright Water. 8:00; Russiarw The ladiro present were, Ruth Scouts relax aboard ship crossing strait to Mabno, Sweden. deau iTvomentarily but he did f; going on, but our FWday night end of the factory tour the I Tolland County Agricultural are Coming, 10:00. Johnson, the guest of honor, not oeo him hit anyone. ' Nj V/INf.TOri _ — ' setback had 28 players, with girls were able to OEunple, with Any town organization, school Florence Brooks, Eva I aiU, Trudeau w u not represented Center, Rt. 30, Vemon^ToUand Manchester Drlve-In—Romeo the winners as folkyws: Agnes out cost, the beer b r e n ^ at when ,lie y took an aU-day trip then was driven back to Copen sixMits’ (Inal deoUiuUlon — With the completion o f the or church Interested in Usting ' I & n fcsbty'Jesanls, and Ivy HliVinq nt the hearing. County 4-H Fair, Horse Show and Juliet, 10:36; Barefoot in ‘ifR lIN MJP.NFMk Bablneau, 145; EMher Ander Carlsbeig. to Sweden. A bus left the town hagen's Town Hall. Amsterdam. (our, the girls returned to the Divorce Reform Bill Ready activities of interest to teens 'c in e m a I] FWOOl!''^ !• Oomnion assault. If hatMlled starts at 10 ajm. (a lew Man the Park, 8:20. Ctnenm HT PALOMAR PICTURES INTERNATIONAL son, 139; OUver Roberts, 136; This Thursday’s Pinochle Hud afternoon the troop was hall in Copenhagen at 9:30 a.m. That evening the Croop ehoee The glris were weicbimed'to hostel to pack (or the departure (13-21) may contact Fran Con PRESENTS by liutirtment, carries a maxi chester riders will be showing.) Mansfield Drlve-In — Cool PotrertuI Adnit Drama' Angie Jelt^ , 136; E va Luts, Toursday Pinochle Tournament given free time to shop. Most to begin the tour. At Dragor, to see the Schumann Clrcua in \mslerday by a complete day for the United States. way (Mrs. Frank J.), 267 Hack Academy Award mum penalty of two years. If For Reagan’s Signature All other exhibits will be .open Hand Luke, 8:20; Bonnie and Dostln don 127; Wllbrod Messier, 122; and had 36 players, and the win headed for Pedestrion Street, a Denmark, the bus weu put on Copenhagen. The acts which of rain. They didn’t mtod the Monday morotog found the matack St., 649-6080; KaUlI Winner dealt with by summary convic along with amusement rides and Clyde, 10:16. Hoffman Voiglit Frank Anderson, 120. ners were: Agnes Bablneau, qtreet which has been cleared a ferry Emd it crossed the stndt the girls enjoyed most were niln because thts was the flret girls leaving Amsterdam by Knapp, 643-5756; or Karen Gil Hnrtwa Strediand tion. the maximum penalty la a By EDITH LEDEBER In the direction of Reno-Los Ve refreshments. State Theatre — Ring of ‘^Udnight Cowboy" Even the hot humid weather 602; Louise Meyerhoff, 696; of all traffic so pedestrlEins can to Malmo, Sweden. While in the tightrope acts, the dog acts, complete day of rain that they train at fO a.m. WlUte Fran more, 649-9276 anytime. UM with Bm Traven pfuft Motiday w e luid 44 play- Yoi>ng, 644; Em m a Russell, 644, the girts were becoming quite of the troop boarded a train for L. Grunsky, a Watsonville R e BAL’nMORE, Md. (AP) — A Show Ttaneo ful ScEmdinavian sweaters Eind lunch, the scouts were treated 6ct, one brother twisted Vi»il Scheduled nia’s divorce laws—which some publican, com'pares the meas fore school. 9:46. Virginia McKenna eriB attending, with these win 03id Elizabeth Robinson, 640. .inxious with the upcoming boot RoUerdam. After checking In at Judge revoked the probation many assorted works of silver. to a typical Swedish smorgaa- himself until he tit completely Tennis courts supervised 4-8 SUNDAY ners: Andrew Noake,. 677; Lee trip home. However, on Sunday, the poaa|>^ cczUrol Ute girls say would make divorce easier ure to pulling teeth; "People Friday of both Oliver Sutton and Co-Hit Today at S:15 A 7:U The schedule for the week: Agfdn on the 12th the girls bord. The meal consisted of a Inlc > approximately 18 By Miniplunet p.m. Burnside —Midnight Cowboy, ^ PUSHBACK ^ GIANT ^ ACRES OF Steiiuneyer, 672; MoUie Mic- tug. IT, a totu- through the boarded the 'S^temdani at 2 but others say would make it don’t have them pulled merely Richard Hunter. The lone de Alan Aikliv—C u l Reiner Monday, 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., were allowed to go shopping. huge selection of meat, cold Inches high and 12 inches wide, WASHINGTON (AP) - Geo- Basketball courts open dolly 2:15, 4:30; 7;00,"9:lli. '] ^ ^ SEATS * SCk’fUj * FREE PARKING 1 Carthy, 669; Ruth JohtBon, 668; m an rittea of Holland waa p.m. at 6 p.m. the boat pulled bocuuf.e wo have Novocain. But fendant was then taken to Jail. Eva Marie Saint pinochle tournament. Those who had already complet cuts, salads, casseroles, fish 1''ree time was again given grn|>h(M la a pipsqueak, but no< merely less .painful— new is up until dark. Cinema I — Staircase, 2:00, Brian Keith E va Post, 664; Ellen Brontate, planned. Delft, R<4terdam. and away from the dock aial the when It becomes necessary. It’s The saga of Sutton-Hunter be Thursday. 9:30 a-m. to noon, ed their shopping went to the Eind desserts. It wasn't unusual In ibe girls on Thursday, the to be xneeieel at. to Gov. Ronald Reagan, himself 3:50, 6:34, 7:30, 9:16. Jonathan Winters 663; Fritz WUkinson, 664; Gus- the Hague were the cKlea vMt- very final stage of toe scouts a lot less painful than It used to Monday, Aug. 25 gan last year when Sutton, 22, p'nochle tournament.. beach at Dear Park, outside of many of the girls making 14th. Since they arere leaving The miniplanet, due to pay a a divorced man. be.’" Cinerama — Ben Hur, 2:00. sie Sanford, 660; Cis Wilson, cd. and since they were oil In memorable trip begatv.__j Williams Building, St. M ary’e was convicted of larceny, sen WORTH A STANDING OVATION! Fridaly, 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. set Copenhagen. When the shoppers to the serv- (or Amsterdam later that day, neighborly visit at a comforta 8 :00. 638; Floyd Post, 617; and Alice the same area, the tour could For (he next eight days the The proposal provides only Snn Francisco dvorce attor Church, Park St.. 6;30-10 p.m., tenced to 18 months and placed “ THE HUSSIAHS back toEunament. had completed their shoppings, table. nothiiv specific could be plan ble 6 6 mllllun miles next East Hartford Drive-In — Shorette, 614. ■je completed In o t» day. First girls again w411 be living in two grounds for dissolving a ney NAte Oohn said; "'Marriage PINTO, Inc. — drug Information on probation. they then Joined the others at After hmch. the tour brought ned. Many of the scouts spent Wept onony- until Flynn walked in one day Hand Luke, 8:20; Bonnie and after midnight so they could see a typical Dutch city, but on a sonable alimony and child sup rides. They also vUited a dls- from the clock. E very day at amt oerentty of Bwltxerland, toe surface would propel a man off torney Evangeline Morris and mouM. while Hunter was talking with Clyde,. 10:16. the train put on a ferry that miniature acale. The vbdtitr’s port. TUESDAY Sparks Dispute with Police qotheque, the penny a rc E u ie , and noon EUid at 3 p.m. the clock nights to aiMl from Rome, and, Into space " other opponents say the guilty Tuesday, Aug. 26 Ijinasa at his office, -State Theatre — Ring of would carry the train off the route through Marduodam la had a lot to eat. plays. o f couroe, ail the many memor The asteroid, named In honor Reagan was divorced by his fhould pay. "You can’t have on Williams Building, St. M ary’s Judge Shirley Jones unra- Bright Water, 1:30 6:29, 9:28; AT 1:30 P.M. N EW H a v e n , conn, ( a p )— these OEises not because there Island on which Copenhagen la n.'nrly two mllee long. Oontain- Doors Open at 12:30 P 3 L The scouts Eulded another lea of life (n Europe. Bo until of the National (>eagra|6tlc So first wife, actress Jane Wyman, equitable divorce adjudication ChureJi, Park St., 6 :30-10 p.m., tangle Friday, prdar- Russians are Coming. 3:16, 7:15. BURNSIDE was any indication of innocence, The tour was completed when ettuated to the mainland, Den ei In Ih’.a city are a harbor One 8 b ^ —Over at 3:30 Disagreement over the release country to their already fantas- Aug. 26, when the' girls dock ciety, Is a heavenly maverick in 1946, after Miss Wyman said but rather because a police re the bus was put on the ferry mark. During the night the com pirir with ships and a light without holding responsible the PINTO, Inc. — drug Information Sutton-Hunter to begin serv- UA Theatre — Goodbye Oo- of a robbery siuqiect has brought In New York iTtty, they will on- about to make one of lU oloseot poUtiOB cam e between them. —;---- . . ing hia sentences consecutively lonibus, 2:00, 3:46, 5:46, 7:30, port wEU late arriving to the Uc array the following day from Malmo to Dn«or, and train made Its way to the house, an airport dralgned to party who’s at fault. ’Ihls also cantor inquiries kept nnony- Joy oil toe fun and exettament a|>|>rcMrhea to earth. At Its doe- She charged mental cruelty. He —a total of 30 months. 9:46. a cross-fire of criticism between court," SEdd Ahem. exactly l-26th toe aciUe of M goes for (UviBlon of assets, ali ■nous. on board ship and will then be- eat. It will be visible only from later married starlet Nancy mony, child support and so MHS — 8:30-11 a.m. imd 1- Police Chief James F. Ahem Ih e chief sEdd ^ delay in actual airport, many miniature Davis, his present wife. Radio Today houara, churchss, office build gin to remember their summer the Soutoeni Mrmlspherr and forth. Men who ore guilty 2:80 p.m. — regUrtmtlon of new Euid Circuit Court Judge Rodney sending the r e c o i l stemmed of 1969 forever. then only as a tiny epot nf NghI Mental cruelty is one of many should pay a penalty." MANOftsTU from- microfilm ing problems. ings. and even a golf course studick Mcl>[>nough It has everything that a regu be eliminated in the measure py about the bill either. They have transcript forwarded prior Daily at 2:00 ities, especially crimes against 8:00 Ken OrUrtn TWIN BILL!! who had been held 33 days, to lar city would. passed by the Caltfomla Legis fear It will cut Into their state’s to roglslrntlon. SATU RD AY A SU ND AY t:00-3:4S-0:4S-T:aO-9:4S DRIVE-IN individuals, are Increasng,’ ’ he 1:00 News, Sign Ofl be freed \riien the police depEuT- Was Once a Marsh The riiwl stop of tos tour was lature this pest month after sev lucrative divorce business since Bennet Junior High, Fnuiklln sEikL “ bureEiucrEdic excuses are WSCB—s it ....-A ment failed for a second time 1:00 Mailnee WASHINGTON (AP) — Evl- the so-called Wieconain Ulacta- In Rotterdam. While here, toe eral years of study. the bill cuts the Witlng period Building, 0 a.m. Testing of now not sufficient for dismissing a m m MKNIlEYi:, to show up with records for 4:00 Hartfnm IllgWight* dence literally uncovered shows tion period. girls took a boat tour around As la his custom, Reogan has for a final decree from one year- registrants (this does not apply case Eis importEurt eu this one." 7:00 News Bell's trial. 7:30 Gaslight White House demonstrators Below toe peat, sediments of the harbor and many Import decUnod to say if he would sign to six months. to those already registered last Ahem, a young and forceful The Judge SEdd he hEid no right official In New Haven, recently w n c —ISM would have been bogged down much older vintage - possibly ant sttss were pointed out. The the bill. But he Indicated earlier spring entering from town poro- 1:00 News unson^s to bold Bell any longer, and he 45,000 yeare ago. eomt 6 7 6 years o ld -w ere tour took them piurt toe Holland- he favored divorce reform. chUil and public schools. released statistics showing that Home Decorator claimed that the rights of others For that matter, even the found, 'in-^toe eedlmenta, some American Unc cks, where toe A Reagan spokesman said the Burieil on (^anipiis ECUS — 9 a.m.-noon. Orienta-- street crimes in this city had 1:30 Saturday ICaiinee i White Sox President strpUlng on his front boulders were found that appar- 8.8. Stalemdam was docked, bill wjw being analyzed. If Rea tl(m Day (or Im-oming Juniors wNMN^AUMacGRAW -TO EVERY 1 hEul been imperiled because of been reduced during the lEut 6:00 News, Weather BELMONT. N.C. (AP) — the police department’s "lack of yeEu-. 6:30 Strictly Sports lawn would have been In toe ently hEtd "rafted downstream awaiting departure toe follcw- gan signs. It becomes effective and seniors. Use cafrteria cn- BOY AND GIRO 6:46 Monitor Candy Kitchen John Fnuicls Himtenburg, 20, a SSSTiSiiiiwBMri^^ swthHjiffi L/mnlBa lUMaur APNwain freshwater marsh and peat bog by river ice at a time when r«M (riift ( a partner with extreme cruelty campus of the CaJthollc college. Williams Building. St. Mary’s NOW OPEN! young... the bench led to one of the 13:00 Gory Girard mockery of the criminal Justice ing place (or demonstrators bearing trees and. In an earlier — the most common ground n'le BcnedlcUne FVithers Cluirch. Park St., 6:30-10 p.m., most critical debates the House W IN F -ltM WELDON DRUG CO. system.’ ’ 1:00 Speak Up was toe heart of toe ancient bog Pedod. by thick forests of pine luhiltory, do.sertlc^..willful neg gntntod the request of tl»e young PINTO, Inc. drug information ih e y're ,of Hepresentatives luu seen over 761 m trn at. HOSTESS MINTS 1 30 SiretchiM a Buck that extended Into what is now and other coniferous trees. lect, habitual' drunkenness, in man from Daytona Beach, Fla. center . . , Inquiries kept anony DANNY'S In a related action, police re a Judgeship reappointment. 4:30 Robert 'nYjut M6-668I in le v e 6:30 Norton Mockridge the front yard of toe IVhlte nwlnly IMn HMKwtole curable InsEinIty or conviction of He was burietl Thursday, but mous. (Fomieriy RoUo’a Pizzeria) ported that they had obtEdned a 6:30 Dimension Superior Court warrant for House. mini fUUng a felony. hU family could not attend the Wiuidell Pool tvoon-1 p.m.— Owned and Opembed By Danny Fklcooe 6:66 Sports The bill now on Reagan’s desk Women’s Noon-Tlmc Swim. Bell’s re-arrest and were search 7:56 Jock Drees > . Knox rioted that workmen un services because tliey wore in F om B r N. E. Bontamwelglit CUun|>taa! BRING MOM AND Pornography 13:00 Comment ■ Bars To Clo^Mf^ Benm-l Junior High, 9 a.m.— ,,,and they kill people, ing for him. would eliminate this notion of "iin unto wreck in Georgia d a d t o o covered a peat deposit In 1964 Chposing of ixMiraes (or new reg- ROUTE 31— COVENTRY. CONN. Bielson noted in court Thurs while excavating for a founda fault-finding one party guilty or Wednesday wlille accompanying PINCH ■OXKCOUgTES^F Found ‘Oean’ To Wage Primary Fighi On March 17? Innocent—In granting a dvorce the body. Iftpants . ( not thpse registered Aorowi From Nortb Oovcniiy Fire Dept. day, when the prosecutor ap tion (or the new U.8. Court of Manchester Evening Herald CHICAGO (AP) llltooli will or distributing community pro His parontu, Mr, and Mrs. last spring). peared without a police record CHICAGO (AP) —The major W ATE R B U R Y (AP) —Form Claims building adjacent to the ALL SEATS 76c have one of the earliest prlinary perty. "OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK!" i 3 0 iiiim ^eK£c£i of Bell, that the case had been er Mayor Edward D. Bergln has Dolly Madison House on the “far Bernard Himtenfaurg, and his BCHS -9 a.m.-Noon. Orienta ity of psychiatrists and psychol- elertlona In the nation next yeAr — Featuring — I continued from Aug. 18 because araiounced his readiness to northeast c o r w - ,q?. L^ ayett* Instead, the only proof needed Mister and brotlier are in Screv tion Day for imxnnlng fresh ------6------I ^ P I U S but at least one group is not of a lack of records. On Thurs cgiB-ts who took part in a Uni wage a prim ary beitle with the FAIRWAY. to end'most marriages would-be en County Hospital in Georgia men and sophomorivi. Use cafe A ComplAtc Maimi, phn Park, Just north of die Wiilte happy about the sUte’s new la^r after their ctir collided wltli an- teria entrance. Sepambe checks PAUL day, Eifter Eielson ma!de a final versity of Chicago poll indicated DemocraUc Town Committee f / r r T hopeless disagreement between I House. The pest la about 10 feet Irish bar owners who’ll have 1 oU)er. " for first quarter tuition and ‘tO O L HAND LUKE’ warning, the records stlU they found no cases in which ex for the party’s nominEitlon from the partners. A couple’s wealth ^ PIZZAS and GRINDERS TQ G O O . .. j NEWMAN in below street level ar>d la more to close for half a day on 81. P a books. weren't in the courtroom. posure to pornography causes Mayor on down. would be divided substantially Read Herald Ads totm three feet thick. trick's Day foe iiyloii oof Wiuidell l*ool -8-10 p.m, Ijost antisocial sexual behavior. Tile party. In a convention equally and alimony w (^ d be “ This man luis been held for In the technical Journal "8cl- A check with some Irish Uv- bi is coloni latter Eiiiergeiivy Splash Ihvrty. ^ Results of the poll announced Wednesday night, nominated Wll .. ,, awarded prim iully on the basis the convenience of the police Ham F. Murphy, a former city Ktiox also told of later erns drew comments from J of need and the partners' ability Thirsdiiy, Aug. 28 • department for 33 days” aixl "In Friday showed that 80 per cent L emm(fee emrmtewmminorle of a ROUTE 6. lOLTON — T it. 44f-4332 JACKSON, Wyo. |A!>? The treEuurer and tax collector, over dlscoverlea of foeelllzed peat disbelief to refusal lo obey the to support themselves. , MHS 8:30-11 a.m. and 1-2:30 high bond of :tl0,000," the Judge of the psychiatrists and psychol iTMiAfi •!.. o w s r lw te r OPr.N H A II.Y and 8UNDAY tUl tiJ t F J*. Town Council recently (xuin'd Bergin by a vote of 22 to 2. remnanU Indicating that a law. Supporters say the law will p.nv. Registration of newt stu told prosecutor Joseph Clark. ogists had never encountered Candy Alan AtaUaMe Fee Fund RaM ng an emergency ordlminco proliib- Bergln announced, Thuraday freshwater . marsh once extend "H ah ' You’re kidding: elOier end bitter court battles. dents entering MHS; must pr*»- " I want to kivjw on what cafes In whieb. pomqgraphy was Iting street distribution of hand that he was reaidy to organize ed „ lEorthward from the White that or Ogilvie ( Illlnota gpver- Sen. George Danielson of Los sent yiN)r-end n>}x)rt ct those regls- ponent. termed the bill "a step police liaison officer in court, vinced of a link between the cominunlty." The Democrats crest. Duffy at Ihiffy'a Place said, Its street-sweeping machine tcriHl last spring I. DRIVE IN H A R T F O R D * 5 2 7 2 2 2 2 EXCLUSIVE concluding: "ReluctanUy, I am two. will (ace Incumbent Republican Knox figures toe situation pre- "for - _____ aakrs’ I don't T ry a broke down. Eniployt's were Wiuidell l"ooi iKxin-l p.m., H ‘ ‘ ;l .M ' f l ’l ■ R o i t e 9 1 N ■ " > granting the motion to dismiss On television violence, 78.2 Mayor George Harhunon. vailed during the early part of think It will happen " .-iwecplng tl)e streets with Ituslness Men's Swim. IM K M S m M IK I per cent did not believe watch brooms. because I find that I have to." ______. _ . _ ___ _ ^ _ nilwjis' first primary under a iHanriiratpr MHS I'arking Lot - 7:30-10 ing violence on televiaion or In Bielson went on in the court new election law signed Friday S h ad y Glen movies tends lo excite some room to criticize handling of by Gov Richard B Ogilvie will Cumins Ijrrali) perrons or frequently leads to of suspects by New Haven po be March 17. And IlllnoU law re violent behavior. Public Voice in Science lice. " I bate to sound melodra quires tost taverns be cloead PuNtsbyl lislly Except Suulayf >'^5=ip|NEM A 1 Whatever you hear about i Pornography was defined as ^ Holiday* u J» Blosetl Street. Shown First Nightly Except matic . . . I tell you the situa during toe hours of eiecllon Manciieater. Conn. (06010) photorraplu, drawings or print Friday and Hulurday tion is becoming serious In New Urged by Panel of Experts The law seta prlmariea on the Telcphorie 643-2711 Haven. I ’d hate to be sitting ed material that depict sexual Midnight Cowboy is true! * ^ _____ <*'•"1 Tuesday In March Instead Second C lw Pueioce Paid at TO NITE —Romeo ami Juliet on top o f that teapot. acts with no pretense of artistic 8ANTA B ARBARA. CaUf. Steak Platter Monebeoter, Conn putera. choose the sex of urvborn second Tuewlay tn June value. cnildren andwevr4 perhapa|>ertlGpG control **• SUBSCRIPTION RATES '^DAZZUNB! Once >T)u see it, you’ll never again picture Jimmarker Productkms Presents The NOW! *HwUtttl Sl] "People’s rights are being in (AP) — A panel of sclentlsta Msds with pure beef tenderloin, lervod Payable in Advance 98 Jifoleaiiiepipiitai^; fringed'' becazise of "the lack of Antisocial sexEial behavior and phUoaophera says the public peoples' thoughts All Thii For Only A t A national agency iwouid - l i f e police cooperation with the pros was defined as actions which au Moadii ...... U.M ‘Romeo & Juliet’ quite the way you did before!” "APPLE TREE" Pitesa abould hawe a votoe In deciding -Marinr W rathrr with buttered roll, and your choice of two Montha ...... 7.M ecutor’s office,’’ Eielson said. violate the rights or pr vsey of make toe public aware (hat cru Music by Jerry Book ‘So rough and vivid tt*g almost ppbeagMg^* )tow techrwlogical and ocienltflc ' WINljftOR LOCK6. Cotm. ^ Om Mooth ...... Sfo "This court will not sit and aL another and are sexual tn na cial decloions on these mattor* l.yrtcs by Sheldon Hamick I advances are used. iAP) TIdea will be high oloM of the following: French ^ri^, cole slow, ------— — V low It!’ ’ ture is an example.^ are approaching, said a spokae- Based on S tort^ by Mawk Twidki. -A reeking mastekpieoe. It vffl Uek jou an The panel suggests a oomKitu- man for the panel, ^ c h on t^CEsmeoucut shore today frort riATuai icitiiNiD riait TTie N ew Circuit OourtJ 8 1 . 8 0 Frank R. Stockton. JuW Pritfer UoRSl amendiTienti tost would 6\ to ( a m and from 6:60 to lettuce and tomatoai, or c»ftaga chaasa.^ over town." while one of the busiest, report agency would have erAaired that omeo Additional Book Material by Jerome Oopperamith create a government' agency to the development'of the oloentc 6:30 p m . toe v 'B) Weather T t a n A M o r R OOUMIa edly Is the only one of 16 in the Police Firnda Cnmlcd OrigiaaSy Dtrrcted by Mike Nkkols envtgton oonseqvencea . of re- Bureau reports lAvailabte at bofb otorea) drJUUET ; state without a police liaison of bomb was a pubHc. not a pri WASHINqrON (AP) - The iscaroh EUid report them to vot- vate decloion. be aaSd • Ikw tide at Old Saybrook la SHINIKVIN \o ortlliuuS' MttM' Originally Produced for Broadway by Stuart Qatrowr ficer. s s ztate crimina] Justice aymlem and. in least 40 per cent of toe graM cast that witoln decades man of Techrxrkigy. uid Dr Karl H VlsiMtlty better than five mllea DMfVf R r K E D F O R D Fo n d a B o y e r N a t w i c k For 'Res^rxatioiw Call G IG 4 7 1 S ' this case. . the courts. artU be available for local law will be able lo proiong bia Hfe except briefly lower la haae n—annOWU mON n»^n»»Mea liaiON intpOMliaaai Pribham. a Btanford UnivenZty ( Eielson (siforcem m t unite. greatly, link bralja wfth ooen- peychlatrlsL early Sunday raondag.
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''N ______, ' \ - • ' V - PAGE EOUR MANCHEaTEB EVENING HERAliD. MANCHliSTER. CONN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1969 • ^ N C H E S T E R EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, 1969 \ PAGE FIVE First Family PINTO An Eye On Disraeli Headquarters iSlanrl^pBtpr PINTO, People Intarastad Hearings on Appropriations WASHINGTON—Sometimes a private Plans Quiet In Narootlca Treatment Or Taken From Etipnins ly uiieiea x'rcsiueiKiai remax'K is so ganisation Inc., li now open On Board Agenda for Sept. 2 wiue»y leuiiu unu pnnied tnat one has W eekend Monday thxou^ Wadnaaday PUBLISHED BY THE to suapeci It was originally voiced with a aventngi, e-JO to 10, In tbs IPC byPeru , V On Aug. 6 th^ Manchester for the state's pilot program ! HERALD PRINTINO CO., INC. coicuiaung eye on uie orocuaesi possible bottom floor of the Winiams IS Blsaell StrMt b a n CLEMENTE, Chat (AP) Board of Directors Ulocated because its Police Department’s circuiauon. Building of SL Mary's Manche«t«r. Conn. ^Prertdent Nixon turned to a LIMA, Peru (AP) — Peru’s $24,712 more from the Capital existing record system has been THOMAS F. SEROUSON copal Church on Park St revolutianary government designated tops in the state. WALTER R. FERGUSON That doesn't of course, make the re- •**‘®i“ * ot relaxzLtian An ax-addlct, a parent of a Improvement Reserve Fund Publlihers pootag at San Fraadsco adiich last year expix^iiated A second propoaed appropria Founded October 1, 1S81 marx any less revealing; pernaps. In*- Jjllrug uaar, and a profeaalohal than it contains, and at Its ^ South Korean Prealdent the refinery and oU fieliB of tion to the PoUce Department aeeu, ii oecoines even iiioi'e Sigiiuicant. counselor are on bmvi to Publlihed Every Evening Except Sundays hung Hee Park to keep forces the U.S.-owned International meeting Sept. 2 It will take ac is for $9,000. for special services •nd Holidays. Entered at the Post Office at A laocintiiing lor-insiance le tiie widely to anyone on an anonymous Manchester, Conn., as Second Class MaO t«m g and alert to protect hmi Petroleum Oo., announced Fri tion to rectify the situation. tn conJunoUon with special Matter. circuiuieu cumment X'resiuent nixon al- >ztan nation. baala. The phone number ia day night It was taking over the Town Managar Robert Walaa poUce duty at ccnstrucUan attes, legeuiy made lo a top aide tne morning 64S-3800. firm's Lima headquarters, inwfc notably highway construction. SUBSCRIPTION RATES * ' His first miasion after retum- Is recommandlng a $92,000 ad- alter ms national television address out farms, retail outlets and veM- Payable ta Advance. __ - < og here Friday was to take the dUlonal i^iproprlatlon to tha The sum would be financed by One Year ...... ; tSa.OO lining orodd new weuare and other cles. 1909-70 General Fund Budget, equal payments from' the' con- Six Months ...... 15.60 ooiiiesuc proposals. aznlly off by faeHixmter to a jad- Three Months ...... 7.80 mte beach 20 miles away at The property already had for deposit tn the Capital Im tractora using the special serv One Month ...... 2.60 ices. Mr. Nixon is pictured as confessing Jamp Pendleton Marine (Jorns Police Log been attached to cover a gov provement Reserve Fund. The MEMBER that ne iiad some labt-mmute doubts lase. ernment claim that IPC, a sub sum would be financed by an Four other addltlanal appro THE ASSOCIATED PRESS sidiary of Standard Oil of New priations for 1969-70 to be con The Associated Press is exclusively entitled auout the ■noerai- tnrust oi his weiiare Mrs. Nixon, daughters Trlda equivalent Increase In antici to the use of republlcatlon of all news dis ABBESTS pian, especially m view oi tne concert *nd JMle and son-in-law David Jersey, owed Peru $14.4 mUllon pated revenue from state edu sidered Sept. 2 are a|l for the patches credited to It or not otherwise credit Chester Oravea, 87, of 64 for products purchased by the Board of Eiducatldn. ;AJ1 are for ed In this paper and also the local news pub ed opposition OI Cabinet conservatives, >a*enhower went along to get in cational grants. lish^ here. Birch St., charged wttfa breach company from iU refinery after washout ftc^tiunts. to be financed but recent exira^cuiTicuiar reading had some swfanming away from the When the Board of Directors All rl^ts of republlcatlon of special dis of peace for allegedly striking' the refinery was expropriated by equal state or federal grants. patches herein are also reserved. strengthened his' determination to press pubtte beach that adjotos their adopted the 1969-70 Gmeral a female compankm. Court last October. They are: $8,460 for Project ahead, h e had been recmlng a life of ooeanfTMit property. Fund Budget lest May, It esti The Herald Printing Company Inc., as date Sept. 8. Head Start, a program for pre- sumes no financial responsibility for typo Disiaeli, the conservative Prime The President readied the There was no immediate ex mated that state eduoeUonal graphical errors appearing in advertisements planation of the military re Wndergarton children; $11,979 Minister who pusned through some of Imlfway point In Ms four-wedi grants to Manchester would be •ad other reading matter In The Manchester Thomae LuzzS, Stonlngton, ar gime’s surprise move, but there for a remedial reading program Evening Herald. Britain's earliest laws to improve slum vacation at the Western WMte computed on a formula of $190 rested on a warrant from Cir was speculation the action was for approximately 60 children; conuitions, protect factory workers and House with no pubUc activities per pupil. Because the General Subscriber to Los Angeles Tlraes-Washlng- cuit Court 12 and charged with taken to prevent the (Moperty and $M,t94 and $48,483 for a ton Post News Service. ^extend the . tranchise.. Both appraising sdieduled today or Sunday. Assembly adopted a formula of Full service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. non-support. He was placed un from being auctioned off—per- $200 per pu{ti, the grant to remedial program tor approxi , Publishers Representatives — The Julius DisiaeU and parapnrasing one of »hls Hlsjtrlp to San Francisco tor der .a $2,000 braid and Is betag Mathews Special Agency — New York Chi hape to one of the other U.S.- Manchester will be approxi mately 150 children, the first quotations, Mr. Nixon said he realized talks wkh Park on Hansday held In the Oosmectlcut Correc cago, Detroit and Boston. owned companies operating In mately $92,000 more than antic sum a state grant, and the sec It was "Tory men with liberal princi and Friday ended without any tional Institute for a Monday Peru. ipated. ond a federal grant. D^lay advertising closing hours: pals WHO emarged democracy." surprises. court appearance. For Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. The Joint statement tesued as The move came only three This propoaed addlUotuU ap Also up for public hearing and For Tuesday ^ 1 p.m. Saturday. for possible action by the board Fjr Wednesday — i p.m. Monday. That's an overstatement. For the.most they departed witii a ceremonial days before the scheduled arriv propriation to the 1909-70 Gen For ^ursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. Robert Salisbury, 40, of al of President Nixon’s special will be two proposed ordtraincee. For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. part* tory men advanced tory i^as, handshake arxl farewell gave Bloomfield, arrested on a war eral Fund Budget, plus all For toturday — i p.m. Thursday. while liberal principles are pushed by assurances that the United envoy. New York attorney John others to be considered Sept. 2, both for town purchase of real rant and chazged with using a estate. Clusifled decline — S p.m. day iMfore liberals. But the Nixon comment does States intends to keep tts 60,000 N. Irwin, who will open a tMrd will be up for public hearings, publlc^lon, 6 p.m. Friday for &iturday motor v ^ c l e without the own The first porcel Is a two-fam- and Monday publication. call attention to an oftforgotten fact of Air Bkiirce and Army men on round of talks in an effort to before bMrd action wll be er’s permission. Court date lly dwelling at 32 Cottage St. political life: Conservatives pursuing a duty in South Korea, will keep -i-r.-uade Peru to compensate taken. Saturday, August 23 Sept. 8. , It would be (nirchnned for $20.- liberal course can on’’occasion succe^ tts commitments to a 1064 mu IPC for its holdings and drop a A $$7,000 addlUona) appropri 600 by the Parking Authority, tual defense treaty there, and claim that IPC owes the govern ation to the Police D ep^m ent better than liberals couid have, while Jerim Leone, 10, of 21 West with hmils himlshed by the liberals on occasion can advance a con will "continue to consult doee- St., charged with failure to ment $690 million for illegally Is for e computerized, Improved Enslaved To A System ly” the situation in Vietnam, "xtractlng oil from Peruvian (HeraM ptK>to by BuovhHclua) Special l>nvntoand and Summer St., for fatiure to grant Hospital Notes thortaed by the National High 'fronting on N, School St. R Czechoslovakia could make it all the Truman had failed. He could push pub ised some decislixi on further light of way at an intersectloti, way Safety Bureau of the U S would be purchased for $9,200, way to freklom In one short summer lic housing and Federal aid to educa Photographed By Sylvian Oflara U.S. troop withdrawals there by COMMERCIAL STREET alter his veMcle struck a car Partisans Hail John Fitch, IVportment of TronaportaUan. from monies In the Capital Im tion, crock down on business monopolies, the end of this montii. of spontaneous revolution.: driven by Arthur Oallnet, 21, VISITINa HOVB8 .J Manchester has been chosen provement Reserve Fund. send Federal troops to enforce school Nixon pledged to continue of Coventry, on E. Center St, Intermediate Care Semi- This Aug. 21, a year later, the sullen, desegregation In Little Rock—and evoke hetping South Korean economic near Wexidbridge St., yesterday private, noon-2 p.m., and 4 p.m. resentful, populace of Prague found It only a fraction of the conservative out and tedinlcal development. Fulton’s Steamboat Rival at 7:30 a.m. 8 p.m,; private roonu, 19 a-m.- cry Ciat a Democratic President would. Herald Saying farewell to Park, Nix self being gassed and clubbed and push 2 p.m., and 4 p.m.-8 p.m. by MARGARET HAYDEN birth, death, the Invenilcm and Hurry-List Nominees on said he hoped to visit Korea Christopher Theodore, 11, launching of the steamboat and Soviets Blame U.S. ed out of its own streets by Its own John Kennedy suggested scaling down Connecticut Yankee Pediatrics: Parents allowed Yesterdays as he had in 1963 as vice presi 210 Spruce St., was treated and An updated granite monument the original unveiling were ad tax rates on the rich and the corpora dent and In 1966 as a private cit any time except noon-2 p.m .; soldiers and Its own tanks. I. By A.H .O. released yesterday at Manches to John Fitch, who la said to bo ded to the monument this sum tions in a way no Republican President izen. others, 2 p.m.-8 p.m. This was the crude proof of the ef To Colonize Moon 25 Years Ago ter Memorial Hospital after Ms Self Service: 10 a.m.-2 p.m., the Inventor ened and read SO to court. His antitrust chief con- lic. If h^(s over 30, It might Just tics. 1970-71 without a tax increase, St., Bolton; Mrs. Cheryl Ann real threaU not only to their Eu developments If the Russians document so you can find out meaning of this verse. It is part shown ,a deplorable iMk of re- membered what she did and ed Congress to appropriate $16.- yn all out charge on have some-use for Mm. state. The Reagan administra between 8:30 and midnight. do onyUitng worUiy er Ixvastla to buy a copy of their own. St.; Annette M. Marella, 44 torical groups attended as well bill requiring schools In that HAINT II|UEI«’, France (Al'l be on error to conclude that the R ub- po .al", and a Democratic Prerident with Hosts wnb^ pride themselves What Abram hod, he gave to fact that he had the mayoral ^ No Weather Trend a one-time income tax cut, and taken from the yard of Mrs. Filch wss a great Inventor. claimed secret orders hod gone People on the bu.s who, when Brent Dr., Vernon; Robert as Interested townspeop'e. slste lo lesch that Fitch wss A French navy lug today conservative ones? on serving oddsdrlnks and hand the Lord—his faith, his obedi ty to fall back on and to use $194 million carried on the H. Wilson, 692 Vernon St., Others f muig agree bec ause out le U.S. pro|i«ganen terrltortes to settler* article oald CsKhoslovakta's re ' in Czechoslovakia should also bo wjllllng Anoth-T possible explanation Is that a Ckihen cited the casJ 61 one Monday Night daughter to Mr. and Mrs. M. Al trades but often received no pumps were ready to leave sev when he tells It. Have you faith Irt what God restraints and possible refuge This means, he added, that great many lamlmarks and belliousneae resulted from four to question the presence of the United lltH-rnl propo.aal carries particular con- young lady who bought two doz phonse Jaras, 27 Locust St.; a pay. His ability to make eral poru to try and aink the There's only one trouble ■ In has promised? Have you acted and put himself In a position most of the spending bills the The Board of Education agen beautiful old homes that de years of Inlenstve U.S "brtdge- v'dt'or.. for the Congress and the nation, en sweetheart cards—all identi son to Mr. and Mrs. John MU- trinkets saved his life when hr slick with chemical products States in Okinawa. Both Russia and the making lists of people we'd like upon this faith, and Joyously for some real all or nothing legislature passed after approv da for Monday night's meeting serve to be looked st and ap bulldlng" efforts which were when it come" from a conservative cal . She’s one of the reasons oda, 24 Orchard HUI Dr., Wap- was captured by Jndions preciated. I hope today will Maiis51,l)ieN ami sawdust . United States do what they feel to be President. A farreac*'tng Welfare plan 1s lo exile to the moon. If all the ' committed vourself to partici venture. - ing a $6.24 billion budget for •it 8 In the Bennet Junior High plng! a daughter to Mr. and epilomited even recently by Current ^ why Valentines Day Is bigger To finance his steamboat pro stimulate an Interest From the The oil, about atx miles from .'ofnehow more, |V'r"uaslve rropo'od by a ys-ople on all the lists were ac pation In God's plan for His It so happens that the time than any religious holiday In the 1969-70 will have to be vetoed.__ School Main Building is a light Mrs. Arthur Hurst, 30 Wlnthrop i’resident NIxun'a world lour necessary to their own national Interest, one. ject, he sold copies of maps he excellent newspafarr publicity Wuler Skiing Brehal Islsml, east of Saint GOP chief Executive, It must be goixl. tually sent lo the moon, the children? which was almost mandatory card business, and why, says Still before Reagan are meas Rd. The article did not mention Ro • which generally turns out to be the mode when he surveyed the we’ve hsd, I've found It neces Hrieur. was reported to hav* even though it moves In n liberal dlrec- Q u o t ^ earth would be depopulated. ■ Contributed b y : for Mayor Lee himself, In the Cohen, the company is entering ures that would cost the state at Approval ha* been received MIIJCORD. fonn. (API A manta, where Nixon was enthu Northwest Territory. Despite sary to defend Fitch against come frwrti a Irak In the French perpetuation of political regimes friend tlbn, else why would a coroervatlve of-., ..... r No one would be left here—no, Rev, John E, Post time table of his own life and into an expanded franchising least $60 million.^ Weinberger "or the funding of Project Out DISCHARGED ' YESTER Slostlcally received, but It clear many flnonelai problems, his Fulton." 61ye*r-old map.., wo* atricken tanker illrondv, damaged last fer it? From a llbeml President, the By TIIE ASSOUIATKI) PRESS not even you or me. United Methodist dm reh career, may also prove to be program. said. These Include special ap doors next year at the Natural DAY: Francis A. Gremmo, 848 while water iktlng Friday and ly enough suggested annoysjice ly to and cooperative with the political boats carried passengers on week In • light collloion with on .-'ume proposal would sound like Another propriation bills and measures l"lencs Center on Oak Grove C. Middle Tpke.; Brisn Doug ."It's nice to see so many peo died In minutes. with Romanis and Its resistance and ideological shap'e~of things in Mos- ■ "Tlie worst part was the roar Israeli freighter. alarming Mep down the rood to state that'Would reduce revenue, such It. The board will be asked to las. 135 Robert Dr.. Wapping; several American rivers ple Interested In dispelling 1* Moscow domination of the wind. It lusted two hours. Friends In the boat pulling The norths txMSl of Brittany cow 'or In Washington. soolnllsm. as special tax exemptions. r'quest the . Board of Directors Rachel Lynn Hardy, Bloom The multi-talented man had n myth." A Robert Matt, presi •Tactics of building bridges." Water came through the) roof Richard Bradshaw of Milford The Reagan administration to establish a washout account field; Jack Clark Eloyd. 468 and unuoual aense of humor dent of the Hartford Council. Isvestia Indicates, constltuled was heavily ’ damaged In April Russian brutality In Czechoslovakia, ssld hr suddenly signaled that and the celling collapsed. The By W hitaker had expected, a surplus of^$260 of $46,761. I-ake St., Bolton; Mrs. Lens 8. Mrs Pelton sgld that he will .Navy lyeague. said to the aud the worst American offen^ It IteT when more than 10,000 tons he wanted lo go to shore Then or. this year, Czech brutality In Czecho water \oia ankle deep. \Vc did n million to $300 million. Including The board will act on seven Barry, Stoirs: Mrs. Olivia Mon- ed the Interest from a sum of ience of Fitch supporter* The ssld these tactic* were adopted of oil from (he IJberian Unker lot of praying."—Leroy Cuevus they saw him coughing Torrey Canyon reached It from slovakia in behalf of the Russians, Is A not-too-old Congressional saw. In the $194 million working re professional, two clerical, and ette. 70 Homestead St.; Mrs. money he left lo s ' man wlvj Navy I,eagu*- erected the monu In 1M4 by Fresldent Lyndon II of Gulfixirt, Miss., recalling the one custodial appointments, one Janet T. Wubrio, Central Vil would stand on hla grave and When they stopped Ihr host (he Englloh Cornwall coast evil action, but It Is' the" agent of fact, underlines this whole point: "On serve. ment In 1914 t>sles for Fitch's Johnson The Americans, it horr or of Hurricane Camille. professional resignation. and lage; Mrs. Eileen L. Dunbar, Bradshaw Immedtslety sank be said, did not confine their «f ly the Democrata can cut taxes, and About .$80 million of the sur low the surface the fundamental wrong Involved in the two requests for releases from 39 ..Locust St. .Wopptng. forts lo East Europe, but brood only the Republicans can tnei^oghlze Red "Civil sob slster-s must no plus is pegged automatically as system by which the world is trying to China." new state aid to schools under profess'onsl appointments made Also. Mrs. Janice G. Hoskins. Atthcnigh Hradrtisw wss quick cost In IT of the Soviet Union’s longer be iH-rmttted to play mil last month. Sp«cW / an agreement between Reagan Broad Brook; Corinne A Mc ly pulled out of the water and minority languages with the l^ve—a system to which. In all practical itary leader on the firing line." X Following the regular meet y ear’s T raid i ng Fellotvsh ip White Hmise aide Stephen Hess re and Assembly Democrata dur Laughlin. 163 Demlng St ; Mrs his frltnds one of (hem s reg Ides of arousing natkmatlst feet terms, both Russia luid the United States —Raymond A. Gallagher on his ing. the board, oi the request marks the bond-over-backwards syn ing the state's budget crisis in Charlotte J. Pestke, 118 West islered nurse -lyled Ut revtve •ngs. - working through s epe inaugural us head of the Veter of Superintendent of Schobls are equally committed, however much drome. A President frequently goes to late June and early July. St.; Craig P. Perkins, Mans- Awarded to Dr. Dai'id Ruhtn hlcn. he was pronounced dead clsi plan of action for each of special pains to make sure his policies ans of Foreign Wars. Donald J. Hennigon, will go Into f eld Center; Mrs, Jennie Clb- on airtvsl at Milford HosplUI the t.'nlon Repubilea " AdjMtod they may deplore each other's actions Democrats refused to vote for The American Council of ed a faculty research fellow are baaed on pubUc good rather than executive session to discuss the roskl, Staffordvllle. tViltlam The cause of death was not The Americans, ssld Izvestts. ClSHMd and policies under that system. "I think the world Is getting the budget until Reagan agreed Learned Societies has awarded ship by the American Institute his own personal background and bi final written form of negotis- Hearn, 33 Windermere St . Jo Immediately determined try bj propsgsu the Idea that Now Ribbon tired of people being clubbed for to boost school aid. This put the -■ons with the Manchester Eklu- of Indlsn Studies to work on s It makes sense to keep aiming for a as—and when he thus appears to bend seph Plader. Broad Brook a year's traveling (eliowshlp to there is not realty much differ m no reason reason except that state three days Into the new caCon Association. translation of twentieth century OU I over backwaixh, the nation Is all the Also. John Zaparesky Sr, Dr. r>avld Rubin of 171 E Cen rnce between cap4(sllam and change in that system, for there Is they want an opjxirtunity to fiscal year without a budget. Indian lllerslure tn Hindi more ready to believe and trust him. East Hartford; Mrs. Sandra E ^ indham sociellem' In thla era of tech nothing else that does make sense, or spesik freely whether it is in ter St He left yesterday, en Dr Rubtn Is the author of Y r Ir T y p ^ w H lw Dwight Elsenhower's warning on the Student Demando MrI.oughUn. 129 Union St . nology and lhal eventually the military-industrial complex had special Madrid. Prague or Berkeley." Rockville; Mrs Mamie H. Bel- route lo l^ondon. Stockholrr. two novels The flrot. The Cirts (erani S*rvk« offer hope. The change has to be from Mim Black America SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) — Po Soviet eystem will evolve Into force coming from a former general. Rep. Allard K. Lowen.Ueln. lice fired shots in the air Friday str. 713 E Middle Tpke ; Mrs, Finland. Leningrad. Moscoa- Greater r>-irkr.< as. " wss pub a world which is u Jungle of mastodons and New Delhi, where he »11I lUhed •:muItaneo(j«1y in 1963 In WASHfNGTON lA I'i The •omething like "caplUUsm 20 Urdi StF— » John Kennedy's resistance to general D.'N.Y.. after witnessing dem NEW YORK (AP) — Miss to break up a riot by some 000 .Margaret J Cummings. 21 federal government hod made a arrive on Sept. 1. Great Rrttsin and by Farrar without capitalists " who have to keep marauding against Federal old for parochial schools car onstrations in rla| Hoepital.) sence . from Sarah I.a1yren< •- reeeived the Bi-lllsh Writer*’ CJathollc President. "It sounds peculiar to say. but Miss Black America in a beauty tonomy. Mrs Mary A Smith. 64 West- WllUnuiruui. (,'onn . to help' fi ■\v more security than anybody can ever the ttxHibles will be \0ver when pageant In Madlsom Square Gej*- No one was reported Injured rnmster Rd . Harold T Good College In 'Broeixvllle. N Y He, (Tub Award as "the most prom nance rsZerutve catuzrucUaR and Certainly practical political considera get by the code of the Jungle and the politicians sit down and den. ' In on hoiir-long piudied battle ing. 108 Cresiwood Dr ; Joseph also teaches Hindi st Columbia ising first novel pubitshsd In improvement works tions provide some explanation for the England tn I9AI " OPEN the change has to go toward a world solve ^ our problems:| We have Miss Smith won the, title early between stone-throwing pupils W Gellnos. 48 Joseph St ; Rob University. The total project carrtn e phenomenon. Political leaders In Cbn- ‘ been badly governed by a lot of today over 16 other- contestants and helmeted police In Santia i n T Volk. Evergreen Rd.. He ts (hr son of Mr* Mar Ills »eeorwl rove), also pub- price tog of $4 6 rnimoo half of In which even the biggest nations sub gress and around the country simply selfish people," Bernadette from across the nstion. go's Porque ForestaJ District. Vernon Rubin and the late Mr Rubin llshe^t by Farrar and Strauss, ts which will be provided by the WESTOWN mit themselves to laws which would won t oppose a President of their own Devlin of her troubled Northern Runner-up in the contest was About a docen demonstralors Also Mrs. Jsmes Bugbee and Dr Rubin received hi* BA ■Caaelo ,iod tin IJfe Dtvinr " federal government under the ALL DAY party -even if he la going off in a direc PHARMACY keep the military force of any nation Ireland, Miss Black CallfomU, LaVerne were arrested. daughter 1*2 Mayes Avt Rock from the Untver»tty of Conne- Tl*e ’! Er>. lit Tl.:» Hilt-Burton H>jeptisl f'csistruc- tion they don't like—as swiftly or stout WUUoms. 23. Mias Block Wash , One seorgent. .surrounded by ville Mr» Milton Burrill and tlcut., hi* MA from BrcMn I'n, l»'.e - M.'ei.ng' -a-,, be put.-:.i-h-,d •ujfi Alt ‘ outside the boundaries of any other. ly ns they would an opposition President "Raoial problems will not be ington, D C ., 19-year-ld Connie pupils, pulled out a gun and shot daughter. East, Hampton. Mrs tlfuf, hU MA from I'.rwr. C' in Apr.: b. irvl * busier The grant, announced Friday The requirement Is not merely to free The conclusion of all this? Simply that tolerated in the kind and my Brown, was third. In the sir in order to escape. Raymond Hull arxi son. Cedar (.'olumbla I n Rubin’s short story luong thrrsigh the office of (?bnnecUcut SUNDAY whenever you get around to spepulaUng Swamp Rd . Coventry, Mr* l.ee The recipient »,f two |eu'.br:glit the Czechoslovakians or the Okinawans, men will not sink tb the level of 20as Smith attended City Ool- The pupils attend govern Ipg for Air.erl' » > appeared la Sen Abraham RlMoofT. will help about Mr. Nixon's future course and the Marines at (?tmp l,ejeune." / / / . ’ege Ibr two years, but left to ment-run high schoots and srere Eldrtdge and daughter. 2100 El- SchoUrtlilfa he taught at the The B««1 Short BIcuiee of- 1*07 finance constnjction of a new but to free the Russians and the Ameii-. / Att Hledieinai Sorvices Avaitabte likely succeai on any . particular prob —MaJ. Gen. John R. Deane, pursue a singing career. (demanding f r e t e r declsicn- lUigton Rd trapping; Mrs Al Indian Cnlveratile* o# Allaha fsjrlnf World War II. he.senr. ambulatory emergency room, a cans from the game which nobody ever lem. don't disregard Disraeli —ALAN L. commander of the 82nd Air She com e to New York from cnoklng freedoen for high school fred Martino and daughter, bad In I904-M. ar>d Jaipur tn ed tn North Africa with the V 8 14-bed. maternity unit sad a 455 HARTRDRO RD. 643.5230 OTTEN IN THE WAU, STREETT JOUR New Bern. N.C.. tn 196$. student organtza tkina Wethersfield Air Force. ^jeally wins. borne Division, on recent racial 12«$-«4.„ln 1005. be was sward 20-bed pediatric untL NAL. disorders at Camp Lejeune, ^The' Starter Cord Broke, That's What I'm Doing HereP’
> PAGE SIX . f - r - . ‘ \ \. ■ \ ______*^J^CHESTEK e v e n i n g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1969 PAGE SEVEN C h u r c h e 8 Rev. Paisley Discriminates Concordia Lutheran Church St. BarttM^oipeni’s Church Lavish Tea,tro Colon 40 PItIdii 8t. The Presbyterian Church flompletely Indiscriminately Rev.' Philip Hussey, Pastor 43 Spruce St. Rev. Joseph E. BourreL Rev. Edward ift. LaRose Rev. aeor^e W. Smith, Poster By OEOStOE W. ONSNEIX. He launched his separate Assistant Pastor Minister AP Bdlglon Writer “Free Presbyterian Chundt of Rev. Louis E . Bauer /fri. Me r g e r Pride of Argentines Assistant Pastor NEW YORK (AP)— "Who Is Ulster” in 1951. Its membership 7:30, 9, 10:16 and 11:80 a-m., 9:19 a.m., Stmday School. your enemijr in Belfast (North Investment Consulting, Incor Masses. is uncertain, estimates range By JOHN M. OOSHKO clltUea are being expanded by especially noticeable since 1966 Classes for ’all ages. ern ffeiond)?’’ the young wom 8 a jn .. The Service, Nursery from 1,000 to several times that, porated, 618 Center St., an The Woohlngton Poet tunnelling underneath the rush when a military coup brought 10:30 a.m., Worahlp Service. an In an American congregatton for small children. St. Bridget CSiurch but small compared with the nounces the merger of Mount 9 a.m.. Holy Communion, ’The Rev. Mr. Smith preaching. asked. “Oomie to the point—tell main Protestant boAes of North BUENOS AIRBS-:Th;;i may V*® Rev. John J. IManey, Pastor Sermon: “Doers of the Word.’’ Laurel Enterprises, with an ^ AvenuD. ship of Juan Carloa Onpihla, Church School and Nursery. us now." Ireland—Presbyterians, Meth- Rev. Kenneth J . FrMUe 7 p.m.. Evening service. Dis area investment group. be some people In this city of addition, there are myriad a dour and puritanical former Rev. Harry McBrien "Hie Pope,’’ said the Rev. Ian odists and Anglicans. almost five million who don’t rehearsal rooms for singers. Calvary General. Shortly after cussion: “Religion — Pure and Paisley, "the Piqie is the ene The merger was negotiated by Blrst Church of Christ, UndefUdd.” Of Ms activities, the Piesbyte-^ Uke opera—Just as there are dancers and musicians. ’There becoming president, Ongania Masses at 7, 8, 9:16, 10:30 In my." rian Church in Ireland has said: John A. DeQuattro, president of Scientist the fUrm, and Atty. John R. those who find Argentine steaks ^ even a well-equipped medical attended a performance of the (diurch. 9:16, 10:80 and 12:00 "The Pope is In Rome,” "A virulent campaign has been 447 N. Main St. Mrosek of the law firm of unappetizing and the tango old- cHnlc with doctors standing Stravinsky’s ballet, "The Rites in the auditorium. Jehovah’a Wltneasea countered someone In tiie audi sustained against our Churdi ' Kingdom Hall- Mroaek & Thdmaa of Manches fasMoned. ready to administer to singers of Spring," at the Colon. 10:00 a.m.. Church Service, ence, and the other major Proteatmt But, judging from the crowds who find a frog In their throats After sitting through the eve- St. Jam es’ Church 726 N. Main St. "He has emissaries,” the ter was the legal counseltor in Sunday Schixtl and Nursery. churches for advocating moder- . the transaction. that line up dally outside the or patrons who are taken ill Mng in sfotty-foced silence, On- “Mind’’ Is the subject of the Msgr. Edward J . Reardon, Rev. Mr. Paisley said. 9:30 a.m., Public Bibler'dili:-- ate policies and better ecumenl-,, ticket offices ot the Buenos during a performance. gania finally summoned the lesson-sermon. ’The Golden ' Pastor The heckling by pro-Irish cal and community relations." ' Investment Consulting, Inc. course “Use Your Tongue for Mres shrine of grand opera, the All of this is the property of n«tna»ement of the theater and Text from Hebrews 8: 10. Rev. Joseph E. Vujs Catholics of the Rev. Mr. Pais Nevertheless, the Rev. Mr. ' announced that arrangements ’Teatro Colon, such people the municipality of Buenos Informed them: "Jt you show Good." were completed on Aug. 14, 'The Christian Science Read Rev. Thomas Barry ley, a key figure in the fferce Paisley, 42;. readily musters a negligible minority. Aires, which subeldlies the >"* anjthlng dirty Uke that 10:30 a.m., Group discussion 1969, and that the merger value ing Room, open to the public Rev. Vincent J . Flynn struggle now gripping Northern crowds of thousands. He has" To the typical Argentine—be Colon and Its resident com- I’U cloee tMs pls>ce up." of the Aiig. 1 Watchtower Ireland, took place two years was placed at approximately except on holidays, is located twice led protest groups to he a status-conscious pillar of panles out of public funds. ’The Given tMs highly explicit Masses at 8, 7. 8, 9, 10:16 article ” ’Supply to ago in a setting otlTerwise sym $220,000. at 749 Main St. ’The hours are Rome, sought to disrupt a Pro society, a budget-ptnehed uni aim. in the words of Buenos guideUne from the top. It to ----- Your Knowledge Self-Control ’ ’’ pathetic to Um, the Bible Pres 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday 11:30 a.m testant-Catholic service In Lon versity student or a simple Aires' Mayor. Brig. Gen. Man- no4 eurprlsing that the Ooton through Saturday. byterian Churoh of OoUings- don, and was turned back by po-' ON BANK BOARD workingman — happiness is a South United Methodist Church uel Irlclbar. "la to bring the since has been somewhat cau- Church of the Assumption wood, N.J. lice when he tried to demon Neal A. ’Tyler Jr., president seat at one of the more than Rev. J . Manley Shaw, D. D., best music to the greatest pos- ttous In Ms Tvogrammlng. In North United Methodist Churdi Adams St. and ’Thompson Rd. Its pastor, the Rev. Carl M)c- strate against Pope Paul’s re- of the- Manehester Lumber Co., 200 operatic, concert and ballet Rev. Edward S. Pepin, Pastor Pastor slble number of our people." fact, moat prominent figures In 300 Parker St. Intire, has been a long-time sup cent visit to Geneva. has been named to the Mian- performances which annually In pursuit of this aim, the the local musical world regard Rev. Earle R. Custer,’ -c Rev. Ernest J . Coppa Rev. Carl W. Saunders, porter of the big, bottlingf Irish chester advisory board of Hsut- enliven the stage of the Colon. Associate Pastor Twice, he has been jo i ^ lif” t\ilon offers a year-round pro- «« outrageous the treatm ent sc- Pastor preacher. Northern Ireland, where Protest'' ford National Bank and Tniat Masses at 7, 8, 8:16, 10:80 Rev. Gary S. Cornell, ’Ihe American and the Irkdi- Co. Announced by Hartford Na and 11:46 a.m. tants outnumber Catholics 2-to-I 9 a.m. Worship Service. Ser Associate Pastor man have similar backgrounds, and control the government, he'* tional Chairman Davtid C. u.. bi„. 2!,* mon: "Prophetic Voices — having b n ^ n away fromi main is pressing his fight agMnst a .[‘ Hewitt, the appointment was The moet popular offering re- W* opera. "Bomarao" Church of Jesus Christ of 9 and 10 a.m., Worship line Protestantism, formed their of lights and the sounds of mu Isaiah.” David Moyer assisting Latter-day Saints (Mormon) “civil rights’^ movement, seek-" main* the opera, and among the AUhtxigti "B om am ” haa hod Nursery for children up to five Service. 'The Rev. Mr. Saunders own separate groups and pro sic. And. the standing-room Ing to remove discriminatlona' crowds wMoh overflow Its 3,400 city* operagoera the really widely applauded Miowlnga In 2 yeairs old Hlllstown Rd. and Woodslde St. preaching. Sermon title: "For- ceeded to oppose major Protes years om. j, Bishop ■ - ■ ...... against the Catholic minority. seats are impressive testimony "in" thing la to hold ticketa for WaaWngton and New York, It bidden to Relp.” tant bodies, their cooperative ^ the ao-i'alle^‘0 'side somewhat similar to In fact, now that New York’s- ...... nomlcal, the serlea la always deluding Glnostera's other brand Rev. Mr. Psaslby is urg last Saturday until today. Rev. Charles W, Kuhl, . Pastor Emanuel Lutheran Church fitfiroh nriA J A ®ti»nd wIckBhlre, began with a brierk buses affords an excellent view Vermont or Pennsvl- and direct the wide-screen pro Metropolitan Opera haa opted sold out right up to the rafters; '•''‘‘•'I**, haa been staged toy ths ing on Northern Ireland’s domi ject for United Artists release. * SAVINGS OFFICER for the glassy modernity of Lin- and comjX'tltlon for the few new <**»y »«y. m d the o^n^ 1 Church and Chestnut Sts. ^t^fk^ of the l.ttfo ^ckTilled vanla, but all Ling ^i!o George Duncan, 13 Ensign St., 9 a.m., Divine Worship. Rev. C. Henry Anderson, whteh ^ hoSe. STOW com, rye, vegetables, or nant Protestants in a bloody And Rod Steiger portraya Na Charles R. Ford has been pro iy>ln Cienter and surrendered Its openings thst occur each year ®®*'^ sesaon InclUdcts threa, moted to savings officer of retires from the Hartford Elec- Chuyen% Wife Told Nursery In Parish House. Rev. Eric J . Gothberg, bl^ over ^ ^ ^ ^ ®®"^®® houses are two- hay fields or pasture. AU conflict with minority Ptoman poleon In yet another planned former home near Timea la fierce. (It la not uncommon i^ver • be&>re • prsosntad .^^thollcs. Neal Tyler Jr , Hartford Federal Savings and trie Light Co. Sept 1 lifter 40 Pastors rttk^eaT^li^™ - n ® ^ '“ "“y- or attached in a rw , buildings In Cotswo-d vlUages epic, "Waterloo,” with Russian Square to the wrecker’s ball, for a "gran abono" holder to “P®®" * n»w staging of \ “We must let the forces of po fllmonaker Sergei Botxlarchulk J b I-oan Association. He was tm«- years of service, off with M ^ these gardens express e a c h .are made of Cotswold stone - m ^ b y the ^ ’s board of the Oolon remains on Instltu- assign the rights to hla sub- Benr’s sclecUoally mod- Calvary Church pery know,” he declared this listed as the director. 8 a.m.. Morning Suffrages which RiAland saw fh*® h" H Uvlng room, cele- owner’s IndlvlduaUty. liSoses, yellowJsh-gray, warmer than the dlrectors acting upon the tlon unique to the western acrlptlon to a particularly fa- ®®" "Woaasck” . (Assemblies of God) week, "that we Protestants are Directors of Stop & Shop Inc. To Contact MACV hemisphere. voted heir in his will). As ha- the rank-ondflto pub 647 E. Middle Tpke. 9 a.m.. Divine Worship. “ JI^rreiii^vesThe"*^d*^ e.L^he“:^H‘ir Aftor i!™" Srrowing quite'lUite tall, are P'a^nP’aln SToygray stoiiestone used elsewhere. recommendation of the Mian- have declared n quarterly divi By JAY HHARBUTT “He told her he was very sor- Nurjcry for Infants. Sermon at fln,ng them with e^ L or, '^®‘‘=hh>S It live everywhere, and blue hydrang- and qu^ter than brick, which here to stay and that we will re Chester advisory board. .... “e columned facade and Within the picking order ... lic. It appeora unooncamsd Rev. K. L. Gustafson, main In control.” dend of 22-'/4 cents per share on Associated Pre-ss Writer ry but the a n i^ a d o r cannot it, lavish gilt and red piush thoee who are regM.rs at the «*4»'*mml. Judging both services by Pastor Ander- t^en stuffs the enda^^thA lUnA w eas, gerajilums, daisies, and in England ISehool Bell Ringcre— Pastor His militant stance was in , A native of Laramee, Wyo., common stock. eon. "The Quest for Greatness.” Lto the dLl^^eTbulfotl "er complete with Yorkshire many other fkyw;rs comn^n to T Th^ h j roofsroots are tile,Ule, as every- Tyler attended Dartmouth Col SAIGON (AP) - A Viet- ''k h*'' h *ih' J"*®®*®®- “ ** ‘he <«ly opera "gran abono" galas, the top P*oP*e into the disarmed bullets. pudding, and an Impromptu both sides of the AUantlc, are ifhelre, and, quite frequently.frequently, contrast to the moderating ' DISCOUNT PRICES!’ namese woman who asked the ‘'®, Americas that can position naturally goes to those ‘n hordes to snap up 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. Bi voices of leaders of the historic lege in Hanover, N.H., and William Zimmermann, 38 ' — ■' ------in abundance. thajb'Jw'rt.thatched. Trwiwk'naFlcwers grow from served as a lieutenant com U S Embassy about her miss- ‘" ‘®^‘‘®‘®®' “ ® *'er she stUl stand In the high baroque who Mild the boxes ringing the offering, they ble clasBes for all ages. Protestant churchee In Northern Bruce Rd., of G.T. LaBonne As- 10:30 a.m., Worship. ’The bun nimHnin hanging pots, and. In the more mander In the Navy Air Corps ing" „ • husband—who she " ^ says 1 " 1!“''® ■ •®"‘^ P“P®" «'mp«ny of such shrines os theslers horseshoe ih«p«l '“>® “‘e ^ Ireland, as weU as of Catholic ARTHUR DRUR Eociates Inc., has passed a y ie i^ , 1.* Scala and Ports, auditorium. Among box hold- way It la. 7:30 p.m.. Gospel service. from 1941 to 1946. C.L.U. post graduate course in worked with the Green Berets .S h". ^ s ""T"- “■ churchmen there. . —received -rece.veu ana„ "oral” reply, on husbond. »■ BrchitectUTO the Colon absolute first place in the Area Churches Their adherents joined In mu He is a member of the Man estate planning. He will receive First CongregaUonal Ofaurch chester Chamber of Commerce, toe embassy spokesman said today, roToMM “ w ^ m m Second Congregational Church St. Francis of Assisi Ffrat Evangvilcal Lutheran Mb«. a.«o„. tual street patrols to try to keep a certificate from IiKliftiis l.jirkiiig ^ ^ Hebron S He refused to say what she was ^,® " '8 ^P®®,'®' ^ w n h , ' hagm^l®*" United Church of Christ 673 Ellington Bd., Churoh of Rockville down the violence. the board .of directors of the of Life Underwriters, Brj-n ^ Ninh as an interpreter. She said , carriagss and lop- boxes in the lowest tier. A Rw . H er^rt O, Kelsey Jr., IF YOU NEED HELP Manchester Country Club, told. lUVKKTON, Wyo. (API 886 N. Main St. South Windsor Rev. Richard E: Bertram. The conflict also was In Jolt Mawr, Pa. she last saw him the morning of hatted blades bearing rosea to These are boxes wltli ornate Rev. Felix M. Davis, Pastor ahd Is a corporator of the Sav ------The woman, Pham Kim Lein, j j lay at the feet of fiery divas. ItoMlm-era of the nmvte "tjttle Rev. Gordon B. Wadbams, Paator ing contradiction to the rising bronie galea that can be cloatxl Minister ings Bank of Manchester. Tyler Huber Donahue, presently of ®4, claimed that her husband _ , Musically, the theater still »lg Mnn " w r having trouble tn Pastor ecumenical ties which have lo allow ihe occupants lo watch iheir quest h>r 400 youi« In Rev. Eni««t 8. Harris, 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Rev. John E. RlkteralUs, not favorable: The women W e L i i L ^ s. ® ^ Is also an official of Nutmeg 130 Vernon St., has been ap- had the same name as a Viet- manm^c, to do very wtol d.,- 9 a.m., Sunday S<^iool. Is not favorable: The woman B'^^'^way, and gave Wought most ProtestanU and the iperformsnee through eye dluns with iMM-sns ti> work os sx- Associate Minister The Rev. Mr. Kelsey preach Assistant Pastor 10:30 a.m., TTie Service. Catholics Into closer, cooperat Homes, Inc., Westminster De pointed ass’lslant cashier of the namese national who haa been ^ electric chair and riven a lie pile the austerity that financial ing. Nursery not provided. slots without being observeoln>taa fi>r the extras. Ths In some anachronistic throw Mancheoter 646-FUH' Brattleboro branch. ‘I‘- VC (Viet Cong). They asked ms tertaining ladles other than Full Gospel Christian Rev. Paul J . Bowmam Minister United Congregational Churoh ___ _ The slender mother of two ,,, plain about the defects thst employment officer of the Wind back to a past century of reli Bolton 047-1791 their wives. lUver Iteservsiton, Jnhn'Boo- D Rev. I.ymaa D. Reed, Tolland NEW HIGHS Fellowship Interdenominational 8:30 a.m., Worahlp Service. gious warfare, the ancient tight Rus.sell Potterton, president of presented a petition to the office as a , o they profess to find In the Mill Associate Minister Mott’s Super Markets Inc. splendid acoustics or lament At the opinslte end of the luin, snkl he has been ashed to Orange Hall Rev. Donald O. Miller, l y re-emeiged on the old reli Potterton's, Tnc, at 130 Center ‘he South Vletnameseeovcrn- S“.r - ^ (A.S.E.) today reported new A preliminary investigation of sptK'lrum from the "gran abo flrxi 40 lixMans. but added he Rev. Philip P. Saunders, Pastor Minister St. Maurice Church. Bolton .V------““ gious lines, obscuring the basic Charles R. Ford St., has been named to the ">e"‘ Thursday, asking Whether the fart that archaic backstage 9 a.m.. Worship Service. highs In sales and earnings for ho.nrd of directors of the C3on- her husband was dead or Mlve. whether the eight Green Berets machinery prevents some of the no" and the various other sub- would lie lie ky lo find 20 Rev. Robert W. Cronin, Pastor “rs:,,.— melting^ ^pot. r - “ down "dead” at the end. sociopolitical factors involved 7 p.m., Sunday Service. The Rev. Mr. Bowman preach 9:80'a.m.. Worship Service. both the first half and second Office. Ford haa been with the necllcut Electr'c League He ^he also presented carbon cop- should be tried for murder end- pu.»h Imtluna innovations plo- •e®‘^fo» "|®*_®e In their des Tlut movie, wfdch wUI be stool Cath^ral Visit A picnic supper was most wel- "No where else today do peo ing. Sermon topic: "If I Were quarter ended June 28, 1969. association since 1966. •v'll re'^resent electrical ap ‘e* ‘h® petition to the U.S. '•<1 Thursday a) the Army's com- neered by newer theaters. But. cending onler of snob ap|M>sl near Crow Agency, Mont., Otars Masses at 7, 8:30i 10 and 11:30 The packed communion serv- come after all the sight-seeing ple cling to their religious preju- St. John’s Polish Natloi^ God." Sacred Heart Churoh a.m. A 26 per cent stock dividend He is a graduate of Stafford nl'ance dealers on the governing military commander in Vietnam P'ex * ‘ ‘-onK , Blnh 12 miles for singers and hard-core opera “®* "®eP«*‘ performances " ds- ►''‘y® Dunaway and Dustin Hoff- Ice In the cathedral was the and blankets were spread over av b a grudges for ___1 ______TTl^ 1. ___ J has ^ ^ I A_ A>- *• rm wm A . ss - «>4 6s swk 4 . # O •* I svskM ' fans alike, an opening at tha •'•''•‘I ^ f ‘ve the general pub- man. Catholic Church Rt. 80, Vernon second visit to this edifice. ’The the stubble of a farmer’s field, was declared and the Intention Springs High Schl and body of the .‘tatewidc league. and to the U.S. Embassy. northeast of Saigon. Rev. Walter A. Hyssko, Gilead Congregational Church Rev. Ralph Kelley^ Pastor ancient wrongs” as in Northern expressed to Increase the an- taken several courses at the Colon is Otlll almost os much “‘e ehanc* to liuhilge its Rockville United Methodist first, as a tourist, was mtiny the pot was put on to boll for Ireland, says a report in Pres A spokesman for the embassy No decision has l^ n an- Pastor Hebron Rev. Richard Bernier, nual dividend rate from $.18 to American ' ‘ Savings and “ Ix>an In of an event as it was on the ‘aal" for opera, Church Umes more moving than anUcl- tea. and the children were byterian Life, journal of the - 7 ---I--'.... - said an embassy officer then nounced. Rev. Herbert O. Kelsey Jr., Assistant Pastor $.20, an 11 per cent Increase on stitute. he served in the United night of May 25, 1906 when the These are the asms opei Psstor 143 Grove St. ,pated.------Walking across theunc vast vnkUn, Pastor floor between the remains of ties, which seemed to invade present shares outstanding. Stales Air Force from 1962 to 8ix>nse to her query. Hampton, Va., head of the theater first opened Its curtains ‘h® ••ras singers who s| OOSMETIOS Masses at 7, 8, 9:16, 10:30 and 1966. He is a, member of the with a gala (lerformance of P«ar in tha subscription ssriesj school supply Net sales for the six months She was not al home when a investigation board, la expected WB CVUWT ALL 9:80 a.m., Union Service at ii :48 a.m. the old walls, and then entering the underbrush The leaves of . The Rev. Mr. Paisley, peject- American Savings and Ijoan In Extended By "Aids". Ifo‘. where ths "repeats" ars THE TOT UNBB Gospel Hall 9:30 a.m.. Morning Worahlp the enormous new cathedral, nettles produce a skin Irrlta- reporter inquired later about to Issue a recommendation for First Congregational Church of ng the influence of tlie main ^ hoadquartorsP' ended June 28, 1969 were $26,- stitute, Connecticut Chapter No. 416 Center St. ond Nursery. one Is impressed by the invlnci- Hon which reportedly can be toe embassy's reply. or against a trial. In quick order, such singers conesmed, tlcksts are sold In-I Hebron. Nursery not provided. St. Bernsrd’s'Church churches and playing up the old 881,788, compared with $22,913,- 104. Seeond Church as Caruso and Gigli were mak- dividually and at grealty re-[ _ . ~ *’*’*‘y ^ human spirit, by eased by rubbing with a bur- ^ “the miracle of j, 241 for the comparable period Bui her father-in-law, Thai Abnong the accused, under ARTHUR DRUR 10 a.m.. Breaking bread. Rockville E’entlments, has ralUed many Ford resides with his wife and Ing their American debuts on ducsd prices Trinity EvangeUcal Lutheran its continual dedication to some- dock leaf. ede at ths its doors to servicemen seeking■e judge advocate, h U.S. a wm.Military 1. heada of . all S|>eclal . . Forces ifififififiriiliriicifir Rev. Harvey W. Taber, Pastor Rev. Anthony Mitchell ltor^m co*"R!!itoif complete chads. homes have screens). to $.64 per share, up from The board of directors of world of opera has sung st the box office. For those who line The Salvation Army Rev. B r ^ Rudolf ’Touring the cathedral and the A feature of the picnic and $417,146, or $.47 per share re symbolic sanctuary from^mlll- Assistance llommand (MAC). (roops in Vietnam, “k PIMI To Attand 661 Main St. Colcnial Board Company voted ((olon^-s tradition that finds tlie up early enough, the reward 9:48 a.m., Sunday School Masses at corded in the first half of 1968. lary authorities. ^ MaJ. Kenneth Lance, 7, 8, 9:18, 10:30, on Tliur-sday tlie regular currmt sesaon featuring such can be a front-row seat for less r Oar OloAses for all ages. * 11:46 a.m. Per share earnings are based Three servicemen switched Officer In Charge s.ir "S “A quarterly d vidend to stockholi- artists ss Joan Butherland, than two dollars an oppnrtu- n a.m., Worahlp Service. Nur 9 16 k ^ “ c*"' t**® “ctual moon landh^ on 892.743 shares outstanding at churches secretly Friday, and sery. 9.16 a.m., Sunday School, ed still very much in the minds British ahd America Cnertolre leans tir ^■nd ptanoM at oar^ 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service 80 Bloomfield Avey Hartford British-made. lu. about four miles away T grand opOTiififf and child care. Sermon by the $.24 per share. BRIEI-'H ing people into leaving' their ol the Northern Ire- older audlsncea would jisV'er eloaslcal Italian. K^rach Rev. Nathaniel b . Laurlat But from the rubble left by Tohn J. Hutchinson, 98 'r.-tog Tb® «torvicemen all ^ m ltt^ ly land crisis, the disarming of B- have beleved possible German offerings a far- United Pentecostal Church pastor. Story hour tor children, First Congregational Church Nail bombs has risen a modern o, o o 6 ^ O O Earnings in the first half of Of Vernon b^.s b «n appointed to the absent without leave from their Anonymous letters saying “P®®*^' produced clear re- "In the old days,' you had to thst In recenl years has 187 Woodbridge St. Kindergarten through Grade 8. 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, cathedral In the medieval tra- 1968 have been restated to give Rev. John A. I.ocey, -rcd'-ntbils committee of CfUNA units, are protesting’ thl Viet i KEYBOMD Robert Baker, Paator Nursery and WorsMp Church dltton. 'The architecture and the ; THE' . effect to the Federal Surtax get out or be burned out " are e* a' ‘'" '“* ‘'1 rrlllclsm from ths Minister nternational. the worldwide a«- nam War and the military and , . .i. the Bcjgaldc Catholic area a world tour and could fit younger generation for sllegril St. John’s Episcopal ITiurch School. decor blend the very old and charge. have vowed to stay pi thp But lA Ool (>uirtrs MlUmsn. Huer»os Aires Into hla or her $ STUDIO 10 a.m., Sunday School. Rev. Betsy F. Reed, B llfttE The 23 per cent stock divi .relation of cr- I't un'on-'. 'The lack of daring and failure to Main and Hillside Avcy Vernon the very new — ghosUy saints In charge of the 2.0r<0 (irsqis now schedule Then, it might be 11 a.m., WorsMp Service. dend is payable Nov. 6, to stock Cre-lentials C'om.mbtee cher ' be outstanding after the pay Mrs. Roger Bo'duc of French ^,ujbie for aanctuary of ths world from New York, Rev. William A;-Taylor, Paator ment of the 25 per cent stock 'd.. Boltcn. a-d Rita Mono of officials have issued no- security forces, says the G« m k W«*alh<*r 9:46 a.m., Sunday School. able aoie atai bothootn services.services -----many“-■** candies, mi enormous and an enormous 1 lAOndon. Cope Town. IWrtln - ALUMINUM GUnEIS 2 St. George’s Episcopal Church 11 a.m.. Worship Servlcq. e p.m.. Junior Pilgrim Fel- demonic tapestry of Frlde to a common obstacle dividend. The next regularly 15 Glenwood Rl , have partlcl- lonlng violation against Intimidation must stop: And while they are preforming, Rt. 44A, Bolton 9:30 a.m.. Church School. 7 p.m., Evangellatto Servtdb. jowshlp. CSirlrt, surrounded by symbolic to human progress, yet It is scheduled semi-annual dividend n-«ted in the University of Con the Church of tfie ' ( “rossroads A ' Joint army-police----- statefnrnt Will ContintK’ you con hava another aurh Rev. Robert W. Ihloff, Vicar Start The Fall In Your New said. Ctaasea for all age groups. 7 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Fel- “''J"'®**' dominating the wall n desirable, even necessary and the State Health Depart group assambled and rahsar*- WINDSOR UfOKB. Oonn so P sl0:46 a.m., Worahlp Service. Messiah EvangeUcal Lutheran lowihlp bebindbehind the a altar.Hap quality to success In any ment allege* a violation becaune "The authorttles wish tl lo be ing in the wtnga ’’ od Matostol 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. iAl‘ 1 The rruMt pleasant 6 p.m.. Young Adult, ’Teen and Church One had expected the service veivture. How can these flac- Quaker Maid*Kitchen! of a lack of bathing facilities. known that this is a criminal of Th* orgonlutlon over which s flu s o g Junior meetings. 10:16 a.m.. Morning Prayer. tuol statements be recon weather of the summer will con Wisconsin Synod Wapplng (Vminumlty Church to be remote — like watching a Dog, Shot Protecting Master^ One protesting serviceman, fense and In cases where the of Tanei prastdes in ralloboratton OM Utotora $' 7 p.m., Evangeltotic Service. Nursery care. ' 296 Bucklond Rd.. Wapplng ciled 7 Without pride in ac .Seaman Appren. Arthur D fenders are brought to Justice tinue over Omnocllcul torrsugh >y Goags WWto . Congregstlonol Christmas eve sen-ice cm tele- complishment, In doing a job with ths srtUrtlc director Enso Rev. Knri R. Gurgel, Paator \’lston,— but the kelly-green An eight course dinner or a light snack Parker. Holland. Mtch., turned they will be proseculed wgh the Ihe weekend giving the state s plitsly O asflssg Avery St. Rev. Harold W. Richardson, well, the desire to be recog VslenU rerro U Ulerally s city Center Congregational Church Minister robed priest spoke to the hun nized as a success, no one either can be prepared easily in a designed^fop Recoi^ers and Returns to Job hlmseif in Thuraday .ind said he utmost rigor " generous corawtatVin pm * after within S city FUnklng toe rsre GILTO IXmiORS 3 Christian Reformed Church 10 a.m., Si^day School. ItT because toe sanctuary liad The Molemrnt urgri] that any the wet and uncumfortablt eon- United Cburch of Christ Rev, Jlrolr M. Sogomlon, dreds of tightly-pocked won vTOuld progress for toward SEATTI-E (AP) — Josh is Ro3s said Josh jumped on the mooUl Ninth of July Avenue 4 4 3 . 2 1 7 t 11 Center St. 661 Avery St. 11 a.m.. Worship Servloe. sMppers as Intimately as If they any ga A. Bonnems, put the joy back in kitchens . . . and offers you Josh aside and shoot Mm. and occupying s king-slasd city Minister Baatmlnater United 9:30 a.m., Worahlp Service. ehapel. CMIdren trooped out ■ 5???****^^PewoiialKy * a competitivecompetitive de- de- despite two bulleU still Imbed Josh was shot 'every time he Reese replied, "All of us are «» possible. sunny, warm iseather with cool block, the Colon conUlns s m r Minister Presbyterian Fellowahip prepared to make sUtements of Catholics welcomed the nlghU will .-.mtlmjs through 8un- Rev. Wlnthrop Nelspn Jr., Sermonsrmon by the Rev. Mr. Rich- “»e actual communion, 17 lovely cabinet styles and 38 attractive wood ded In Mm. turned." Mrs Ro-js said prise behind each of its hun Minister of Christian Education Rev. Gordon Bales, Minister our loj-alty to the United Stalev Army's declMon lo lake control day aa a large high pressure 9:46 a.m ardson. ’ "Welcome Weicnn,. sst Rev. Hugh A. GUUs, to the rows of prieots offering comes blind to the needs and overthrow the |fovemfn«it orchMtrm and the Air** 7 p.m.. Evening Sendee 10 a.m., Worship Service and and Ruth Roos. pursuit. One of toe holdup men St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Minister breed and wine at two tables. Interests of others, his ego.^ ‘®"'f*®' i ^ ’li;;;;;;o^i7 . "and . resident NOTICE His wounds !ed to countless was later captured and con’vlct- Church and Pork Sts. Sunday School. ------and hack to their seats, their has become egotism. When fAdW, 5Ui ffml. %ture» will be * JlU U higher rAfnMttv .To wiDbort First Congregational Church one feels that to admit he Is Quaker Maid* Means Quality Made cards and calls of get-well wish- ed of robbery, A-.‘'iihs in Okinawa TMXt McAt««^, leader of U**e the air maaa warms ihe*e actlvlUeS Uie theater Rev. George F. Nostrand, Ot^ Vernon 9:30 B.n)', Morning Worship; ^eet tapping along the stone es from friends of Ms owners Although wounded. Josh man- Rector Tolcottville (toagregationol Quest \preacher: Rev. Abram bounding like'rain oh a "’Tong Is thotnefui tuul seif.= \ ' Cslhollc-based Nsti^^Ilst party up st night the rleor I boosts’s labyrinth of ssll-cm>- FlMbiai of fbo Wotor MaiRt of Um Bev. John A. Lneey, Church dosUuotive, his pride'hos be . ' I ' and even "long-distance calls aged to stay on his' feet, and TOKYO i/APl—Two U 8 nu- called toe'decloton s step h-r- llgh-l winds Will keep read- .. . Va __ ' Rev. Stephen Price W. Sangrey. Class tor cMUren thin roof. Ulrrsd wqrfcrtwrns smploying Mlnlstor (I’nited Church of Christ) come a stumbling block. This from strangers,” Mrs. Roos, staggered outside to the slde- clear piiwered submarines have ward But he M id the eventual ing»\ coo! and comfortobU Rev. IlmotKy Carberiy 2 to 8 years. Soon everyone was outdoors sm all arm y of wig m akers, boot Toura of MoRolMstof Water Dofrt. will Rev. RondoU P. Ferrara, Rev. Tnunan O. Iretaad, type of pride goes before de- sidd. , »-alk. He was near death fi>r dwked in Okinawa. Japanese objexrllve must be toUl disband- _ Rev. Ronald Holdemon Assistant Minister in the sunshine, chatting, mak- stiT^on—a haughty ^rU Roos la convinced toeCscllon three dayo. but after a week,in makers and raslume seanurtrso- Pastor TalcottviOe Caagregatlonal Ing plans tor the afternoon. mrnt of toe force, which Catool bo|io Um olshf of Aigost 2^ 1961 , „ Rev. Betsy F. Reed. *>^oro a . flail, Prov. 16:18. of toe 4-year-old’ 86-pound pure- the care of veterinarians he was reports from Naha aatd today Ics blame for ntosl of toe cos- SM (ths sewing, rooms slons Church Three BrKlsh-siaed cars were re “Humble yourselves there- Quaker Our IJtllr’ .Mis* 7.80 a.niL HMy Communion. Minister of Christian' Education 10 a.m.. Public Worship. bred saved the couple's lives' sent “fibrne. It was reported to be the first ugiq*, m Maf week'snotlng contain nvjre than 66.000 cos 10 a.m. Morning Prayer. Ser- ______United Church of Christ quired to transport tWa particu under the mighty hand froM 9 pjB. to 3 RsM. naslilag will S t Prter’s Eplacopal t'hurrh during the robbery. But he limped and he was time two American atomic subs -pb* Rev William Mccrre*. 1>AIJaA3, Tex lAI’i' Lsurl- tumss rnods right on tos prrm- Rev. Truman O. Ireland, lar group of 13 on thedr outing. ot Ood . . . 1 P ^ 6:6. ^ ” Mendng Woishlp. Sand HUI Rd.. South Windsor "That man had a gun right at voiceless have made port callt tn Oklna- minister of the Rev Ian PaU lynn lJuff*k*V. 10 fhil'at « the tsesl. or Pnstor The roMe toy lo the south of Below Ihe theater stretching cooUooo oisirts MoRdait UiroRfli Rev. Jamee A. Btrdaall, Coventry, along an old Roman my chest.” Roos said, "and he Then one day he -iw a squir- wa at toe same time fiercely sntl-Cathollc Free world s fhir IstUe Miss of |l *^® *>«• available. Fol- VIrar CHURCH OF CHRIST had told me be was going to kill rel tn toe Roos' back yaxtU and Kyodo Nesrs Service said the . {>resbytenan <»iurch said, 'll fCbe wa< choren In to* f naU o' ‘ou® itorlto under Mreet level 10 Public Wtorshlp- fields and farm houses Frldaft hrUI oRRiploteUi tor Kindergarten through Grade jowlng the Service there will be tdrdoB oad Vamoa SttiLu m e." he bartced. After three weeks submsrtne Swordfish entered (s a day for Ulslsr tf the D" besiity snd talent, pageant are other mormous wrorkehope ■ . in .. o minister: The Rev. W-W- KUmpsed now and then in b^to WIFCO MILLWORK. INC. „ * coffee hour In Fellowahip 'The ccople was against a wail toe limp was gone. ’ .Nahs this morning, and toe sub- spedsta ore to be dissolved wh ch drew in roftierders ages for tb* consSnietlon of all the 7 p.m. EMenlng Prayer. Hall. * * J.® ;"’ " Wtochell from Broad In the hedgerows thick bar- PtooM: M U BIT 13 TOLLAND I t J R im a E Towr MoRolMster loe. Baby-sUtlng provklsd. Brook. riera M bu.duii and «nall st the rear of the shop, where Friday he 4ros back at his m irtne 8nouk arrived Friday-at Tliey are the only police fore* 7 to 12 from >4 sUtes snd ftv* otenery and prof* used In the of Water Dopi Josh is kept, when Roos sudden- post —Uve limp gone and hl> Uit- L* S Whit* Br&ch NavkI wh!ch the k/jrftUMA can .th *' nation*, winmng s i m » ‘ folon’s vartoue produeUon*. At o o o o o o o ly opsswd the door (or the dog. bark Intact. Bose eoflege «rholarMup prssent. thea* underground fa-
.O' P A G E E IG H T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C^NN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, 1969
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^ v s LOOK AT IT THIS WAY... IS •^ENirioNs THERE A A/IAR/CET^R A EGAC H E B E A L L V \ T.RPMT A\ABTHA, A d a / I B A IL E P m A/v\e ive ter ibu o a s x r SUBBIV O U T W H EN 1 g| LIKE A HEBO R O C A HIM. In the Country bi T u SUCH SH&-mBEW SHE $ 0 A S] WECK BUT r r s TiMe AABNIAU. THE Z s FOB TH& BGGM TCY/ UFTS 3 CHOBGS F A S T B A L L THE 1^ mH THG CELLAR IS A . ABBN'T'« UKIPER ACROSS 57 Distress PIANO signal M ora MESS AKIP THE ATTIC F A P /^ H IS , WHEN lO pen ----- Htsj M6EPS GLEAMING/ C H IN .' SHE 4 Plant on tree DOWN b t o c WANT M CWOOSG? Va c u u m s ' [=^rar=^'S' bark 1 Disposed of by a W H 8 Fanner’s bane sale K H t t W iirn in r 12 ------2 Leghorse joint a r-3 K ia town 3 Young cattle rsir^Hsa 13 Japanese 4 Reward ' CAMPING outcasts deserved CAR LEASING c w Wmm ttm. imim Afti. lac 14 European gull 5 Auditory 23 Have recourse 40 Angry TAi U4. M. OM. 15 Pasture 6 Plundeiad 24 Grandparental 41 Move EQUIPMENT 16 Him paper ALLEY OOP 7 Compass point 25 SelJ furtively On 1 or 2 Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags, BY V. T. HAMLIN nuiteirom 8 Very stupid 26 Expunge 42 Common swift Air Mattresses, Stoves, rice straw 9 Tears" 27 Rebels of a 43 Goddess of Lanterns IF TH'STARS SAY I'M A HOME- THATS WHAT 18 Hoisting 10 Curved sort youth (myth.) YEAR PLAN L^NG POMESnC TYPE AN' TH'GRANP '..AH ' UX5K • apparatus molding 28 Nautical term 44 Not closed YOU'RE A MIUTAMT AMA20N, First In Manchester. New MANCHESTER THERE'S GOTTA BE SUMP1N WIZER SAIP... WHERE HE 20 Property item n skin tumor 29 Couches 46 Nitrogenous WRONG SOMEWHEREl .W OUND UP/ 21 Ijmd parcel jy Ridiculed 31 Eats away compound cars, fall maintenance, fully SURPLUS SALES CO. 22 Sea eagles mercilessly 33 Vexes (coil.) 47 Singing group Insured to reduce your prob 189 N. MAIN 8T. 24 Greedy 19 Western cattle 38 Give 48 Einervates at Depot Square Community Press 26 Biblical show confidence to 50 Make lace lems and worries. For full garden information, call Open Dally to 9:00 P.M. 254 Broad St., Rear 27 Shakespear-> 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 8 9 J. FARR — 643-7111 w to 11 Telephone 6 13-.’>727 ean queen c m t o 1 Paul Dodge Pontiac „ sns^e*^- D{] 30 Thin layer 12 13 14 BE PEBSUASIVE INC. of wood 15 16 17 32 Instrument of 378 MAIN STitEET MANCHESTER discipline 11 19 20 DICK’S CUSTOM MADE OUT OUR WAY 34 Kind of wool Phone 649-2881 CANVAS AWNINGS BY J. B. WILLIAMS 35 Redacted 2t 22 23 We Urge You To Support MEMORIAL CO. SHELL ' 36 Lords (ab.) Xlie Lutz Junior Museum 37 Eaken (geol.) 24 25 25 ■ 27 28 29 Opposite East Cemetery Cunliffe Repairs Car Damages SIRYICE 39 Falsehoods 30 31 32 33 40 Roman date Quality Memorials 655 CENTICR MTREET DAVY JONES 41 Oriental coin 34 35 No one wants to think of hav a car that beat sidts your needs. 42 Milking, for Over SO Years' Experience ing their car damaged In an ac Perhaps you need a car only to M ECIlAN ir ON D IllT 36 39, 39 WATKINS-WEST instance cident but unfortunately there nm errands around town, and AT A IJ. IIOUIRB 45 Evenings 140 41 Coll 649-5807 In this case an older model Dutch Boy at Johns€m'*s 49 Put into a new FUNERAL are many accidents today, some 7t : would probably, be just what 9tart«rs. (iwwnitoii; meadow 42 43 U 46 46 47 49 A. AIMETTI, Prop. Cilrbaroton. SERVICE major repair jobs, some minor. you ne«d. It certainly Is a con .M(«t everyone has heard of your house thut gets till kinds I ^ T 51 Epoch Harrison SL, Manchester the famous Dutch Hoy Paint, OoniWitIo - Porolcii (-4tni SEE US FOR: 52 Encourage 49 50 51 Should you be unfortunate venience to have a car to shop o4 hard w e a r? If ho, cluxise but If you have not as yet u.seci / M8-7tKM • Alunilnuni Roll Up 53 Range ORMAND J. WEST enough to have your car dam with. One-tar families have to im tch lV>y SiitiOi E ggshell A w nlno 52 53 54 It you have a real treat tn store 54 Kind of saw aged, call Cunliffe Motor Sales make their car do double dqty, Enamel. This paint luis been Director for you. The E. A. Johnson • Door Ciuiaplea 55 Hawaiian bird 55 56 57 located on Rt. 83 in Vernon, just -shop at night and put offi all esjHTtally formulated \ o .bflng 56 East Indian Paint Co., 723 .Main St, Is head • Storm Uoorm - a 142 E. CENTER ST. above the traffic circle on the errands until the eveplng. Aide a lovely, lasting appeal fi> areas MANCHESTER timber tree STEVENSON’S quarters for this fine )>alnt, and • ('oniblnatlon Window* road to RockvlUe. Their tele the salesmen about a cxir that that get a lot of hard usage (Ntwipaptf tnttrpriit Atilt.) Manchester’s Oldest you are most welcome to atop MancbMlnr Awning Co. phone number is 643-0016. In will fill the bill for you; you It iVHlsts w ear, lUpilds. m ois With Finest Facilities In and see the fine display they 196 W»:ST CE-VTEB ST. ESSO case of a serious accident, they w in find them cxnirteous and ture and dirt as no other enam have'. You will find any member S a a ^ o d , Telophonn 649-SOtl 405 MAIN ST. eager to help you In any way. el AMU have ever useil. Special have a wrecker that will safely of the staff most willing to EaUblUhMl 1948 tow your car to the shop. ,pf course, you can also find alWyd resins give Satin Eggsiiell TEL. 649-5533 answer questions about the dif CHOICE VARIETY Dented fenders, bumpers that late model cars at Cunliffe Mo a tough film that ahiKilutely will ferent kinds of Dutch Hoy Paint not dull, no matter lx»w many * Tune-Ups are torn off, smashed trunks, tor Soles, some of which carry sold here. ____ U ph oU tery BY DICK^ TURNER used guarantee. No matter times iyou scrub IV Think of Qualify vS.'"' FREE * Engine Cleaning doors that are creased, hoods If you are a novice at paint and lYI Shop that are crumpled — all of these what you want you will find It how wonderful IhlA wouhl ,be; KK-UI>nOIJ41ERINn ing, ask somi-one In the Johnson paint It and then wulih it. time Seafood * Minor Repairs nmke a car look like a total at Cunliffe Motor S a l e s . / • MODERN FITRMTURB STORAGE Paint Co. lo advise you which after time without dlmlnlHhlng wreck, but under the skUled Cunliffe Motor Sales also kind c)f paint Is best for you to 43 OAK STREET amt ANTIQUES and Mothproofing k i ll.s lovely ixilor. Then there ure * J.’?/." Stamps ■hands of the men employed at takes cars In trade, so you c*an • Stor«> .SImil* and Buoth* on all winter clothing use There Is a paint for every those, wonderful Ihili h Itoy flat TEL. e49-NS7 Cunliffe Motor Sales your ear trade up to a better car If you purixmc, one designed lo stand • ruatoni Furniture < No Limit wish. , wall finishes that make a home DO YOU can emerge looking as good os up and give you the kind of SII|Hx>vrr* nnd DniperiM decorator just long lo get tt now. It is simply amazing how For all body work, for w«M- 3litdr to Order wear that you have always Isip- paint brush and start to work WANT TO TAKE i r PARKADE ^ all of these dents can be Ironed Ihg, touch-up work. de|imd t'liinpirtn Heleetloo ef U m U d J ^ - C U U cd to get. Dutch Ikiy Paint Is m anu Reuben Plen’s 3l*lerinU out, and then the car Is paiiited upon CunUffe Motor Sales and SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL Iimar Muvwwma,id l.s there a imrticular rxsiin In factured hy National lx*ad (‘o MlF.r, EHTmATEM CLEANERS so that you would never know be well satisfied. and the Johnson Piiint Vo in I.Awrr I.evel of thr Pnrknde 358 BURNSIDE AVE. that It had been In an accident. Texaco Sfafion (Next to Liggett’s) proud lo sell this paint Whetli 649-6314 EAST HARTFORD The men employed at Cunliffe s Suede Cleaning er you want to }mlnt the mnlde 381 Main Stroat Mon. Hi Tur*. a-t. Sat. 9-6 Motor Sales are all skilled in s Slipcovers a Drapes 289-6333 'i'-i ' B la!'IS I i1 or the outxlde of your (Htuse. their particular field, and If you • Alterations a Repairs Power and Hand Tools y«tu will find that the right paint PhoiM 643.9149 a All Work Done Here Painting and Decorating should have the misfortune f<»r the right stxd If you ask fur a One Day Service to have your car damaged, be 'H.U1 n I h N I lljrdnuiukllr ITnuwmlaaloa Tools Dutch Hoy Rnpnlrlng GLASS R STORA Garden and Land Tools fore you write It off as^ h total Also, there is a wonderful CLEANING,J, GLA2INGGLAZI^ • Fur Autu W'lndohlelde Baby, Household, Party loss and start looking for a new line of (pmllly paints, varnishes All W’urh UiMmintMd • Fur Store Front* and and Banquet Supplies csir, let CunUffc Motor Sales look ii-rH I ' i r i E M i LOW, LOW PRICES and enamels In this siiine fn- Trxar« l.ubriratlon N«r%'lc« all «lir* Ilf window* Invalid Needs the job over. They really work inoiiM D utch Hoy line. The Wn Glra jj-JC Grom Stiuiip* • For Table Top* miracles here. Of course, they MhelveH are fully stocked with will be glad to furnish you an Ol'EN H A..M. to 6 F.M. a complete line of Dutch Hoy HATURIIAY a A.M.-NOON estimate on the cost of any such paints, vamlshcH and enamels, Osfrinsky work as this. COINS Apprait* all colors lo suit your fancy ami TOURAINE LAROCHELLE ainl Perhaps some of the greatest DEALER IN WASTE ColUetiom Want*d everyone es|>ecl}iily blended to WHITE GLASS CO. WQ*r« Pdyinq Top Curronf aggravations today are the do Its job i>erfeclly and give MATERIALS Prteos, C o riicf Ui scratches and scrapes that most you lasting value If you want PAINTS INC. cars have gained In a parking to do Uie W4»rk yourself, gel 81 nioMill Ht— Tel. M 9 -7 m IRON coimncvT (iiLei’ lot. Car doors scrape other cars, your painting rquipment here FOR REST RESULTS cow CO. r ,r gro<'ery carts leave scratches If this Is the llm*^you plan to SCRAP METAL none .serioitj but all detract do over your entire hoiise or 97 Confor Stroot, Minchaftor from the appearance of a oar. just a nsiin or two, stop In wt PAUL'S TURNPIKE and PAPER 443^295 Touch up work Is not for an un the Johnson Paint <4> and let iHia Addrrti I Yttrt^ trained person: nicks and ■PAINT .SUPPLY TEXACO DAILY M THUM. TIL 9 l-Mflch Hoy tlo the job the right 731 PARKER ST. MONDAY CLOUD scratches need the hand at a w ay 645 MAIN STREET Tel. 643-5735 or 643-5879 Open‘2 1 Hours Day man skilled In the art of touch Johnson Paint c'o is ,m1so T*l. 649-0300 fo r th e m i l f P °P ’ ' have to help ing up paint. It Is neoessary to Who Neifds ft Travel Agent? Flreslonp Tirtfs P y for the mistake you made in picking out a wife?h headcpiarlrni for t'altfomls have the right color paint, of Paints, the amazing latex paint (juiility IJne I’ nslurls If you ciin't afford lo“ M)HUid }K>mts you wish to cover, with course, but it is the application Urn! 4’nn be applied to the «jut- Fine Quotltjr PAUL DODGE YOUR rountlKss hours making f>hon«* all the arningernents taken (Jen. IteiMiirrrs l.jrease of this paint that Is tricky. Cun ride of the Iwmsi’ while It Is still calls; extra dollars for tele COMPLETE liffe Mentor Sales does a par care of In ailvunce Tlie K, I T damp No walling for gtxxl 21 Hiifh .Street PONTIAC, INC. grams. tnin.sisjrtatlon. hotels, Is not muiiM produoUon travel, DIAMONDS PET CENTER ticularly fine job on touch up weather., no walling for the Ijisl lilirtroni STEVE CANYON meals and shopping; plus the BY MILTON CANIPF 873 Main St.—Tel. 649-2881 ('anarim — Parakeets work, and If jour car needs hut a plan tailored to ymir in wsishex dry. no worrying over weather lines waiting out unexjtected de- BDAV*C JFM’KUtY .%«N tmit) I AM 'INTERNSD'At V . . so NOW I AM DAILY RENTAL Hamsters —■ Gerbils ' do take It to them. The cost Of A Foreign tiroup Tijmr is ah rondltlons Just apply Califor DI1AT 0 ntohe THE ll.6.EMBA5$y WITH TO AS9»T YOU IN VOUft Mi.vcd Breed Puppies their services Is a mexk-rate cxie Lays, then let M ercury Trav<*l escorted group lour, with nn nia Ixitex lloiDir I*alnl It drIeR • Expert Wateh Repairing THE OTHER YANKEES.. PLANS TO TAKE OVER SERVICE .Aquarium Aeeessories, etc. and you will be delighted with Agency. 627 Main Ht., plan your average of twenly js-ople TTie to a hiird rtnlsh in Just 50 min e Ifine HeUrtlon of tilfta Our Own Special Blended the results. vacation. They are ex|>ertJi In. clKJlce of lours la Innumentblr utes! Peit Foods Uie art of enjoyable travel. Mor* Fur All Of'oaalona __7o Are you a family that cxxild arul you will pnibably .tec more Hugs, gnats and files are Mu • I/unglne, Hulova, DON WILLIS $7 a day ■ ^ a mile rury will lake car«* of all the MANCHESTER use a used car for your second under Isdier condUlonn for great problem when using <*alt Wlttnauer and ftkrnvetlx timecoriHumlhg details in BUY ONLY THE car? If you are, it will pay you rnufti less money timn you f irnin Paints for the paint dries Wateltea PET CENTER volved tn making your lnj> GARAGE M5 Main St. Manchester to drive up to Cunliffe Motor could on your eople Interested In ‘ get real pridrlern. and many times ROBIN choose from. You can choose planning a trip that alUjws lime ting away frynn It till" for n the entire h'lKISe l«sike«l S|>eck KIDDIE for sf»o(:lal attractions or a re- lelmirely j and relaxing week or led frvini the nrnourrt <*f insects AUTOMOTIVE IRAKE SERVICE M»rt that ratern to j’^nir jxirtlcu- two Mof4 cruises Include Moim stuck In 11 These Vallfornia Front End Alignmont KORRAL Home Sewing Room lar Interests. Mercury Travel at several |x>rts along the way, puints retain their gU/ss and A gency's profeii.Motvil lipprrsirh SUPPLIES cnnLD MOTORS NEW YORK (AP) — Forty- when* you may sightsee or nhrjp w ill pot cluilk ITie instdr {Wlrit. will save you cmintlesn mis- Gonoral Ropoir Work DAY CARE CENTER four million women arc now In at your leisure KayOifUss crimes In semi Boariy s Dally s Weekly taki-?- that you wouhl likely PLUS Rt. 6 & 44A Bolton volved in making apparel at iKmiestlr f4ro«p Tours art gl'iss and flat, nvalluble In 20 Reiponsible Care for 2, 3, make on your own home, says the Lynlex Oorp., i-ondurtIxufis similar to different rok/rs This dries MACHINE SHOP BY DICK CAVALU 4, S-yr. elds from 7 a.m. to 6 4 3 - 2 7 6 4 A good way to select a travel the Foreign ciroup TVairs but r|Ub kly with rwi >ekir. and will 8 supplier of fabrics, .buttons aixi D u P O N rS . r ‘ p.m. Monday thru Sat- agent, of course, ts on the bimls confined to the t'nltrenuUful)y Firr all (mint SERVICE era; i|rday.«- JOE W. DUGAV, Prop.. irlmminga \/to approximately 7,000 department store oewlng of a recomm^ndal»or>c of « f%'ina*ia, and Mexico ing and psj»ering neeom«-.4tic lnde|brndent T»>yrs l>er the K A Paint stop ’n Go f^ar Repairs Ixfled uith the sef^'ires of a Jxir- 649-5531 tion. are for tho»*e j»eople wlio |K*rfer ( 4i r «jtne In axMl ks>k ' aro u n d . VW's Our Specialty tieular ngenl In making your to travel the T S and neigti- y>»u are s)w«ty's welt^one MANCHESTEf Trop; "Kddy" flurers of the e-irefuJIy planned tour to fit PLYWOOD CENTER Dry Cleaning Center ASTA 'Am erican S<>«' of tnp >'sj :: »-n)oy If you firxl tlwit It li time to ^Travd Agancy MOTOR SALES CAPTAIN EASY rno^t Some of the mo** jio^MilAr A Ih. < oln Op I)r> ClranlnR arrange .1 vseatKm or »lmr»ly BY LESLIE TURNER ;»lan‘ include »h‘* fffi*' Amg You'll And the flnesi plywood Prof4*4«lonal I>r>’ I weeVi^n J jsunt. to viNlf 643-9571 r.XPr.KT U TO noDY and paneling, cabinet pljw-oods, kitch C'WMUilni^ Slraig ;t He*,rrv*ati^»n rvici- Mer* urv Travel Agen** 677 ir.VDr.K IlKFAIKS en cablneU and .Armstrong cetUngs Pafite. Hlar k*. Skirt wheri a minimum of -id', im*- Main S* tele^ifxine 645'#571 VO sr.itVK »; »:N AMP.I. and I.At Ql CR r« “erv.itions «nd trav* ’ ar *nd take sdviiniAgr of ’her < II4K4|». 0|>en Ilall.v 9 A.M. U> H f.M . lor Suratrr* 5Sf rmrh K rj’-i Visit I suit rangemerj*a are ma'l* ‘no- heljj^Ul eicj*en 7>TTFfeMviC8fUil vour convenience. ShlrtG , U c rftrh Kr.tr.Ki A riosi m >m III.\S«I\ARI.£ FHK'EM .Kore.gn Inr1ef>endent *r:[» ik service Mrn'a iP r , SuJl«i It.XS • llirTFlA KT N»— irK N O V . t o s s . :de;»| for all of tra.* er» * AiKiJ.iir..i l-jullra* T'Pr. Hultft pUln fl-SS Jual .Abuv* the TroOe \'Hh f»rr>feiL«*ona! guid-ince • STrA-AtHIIFS Got A Painting Probiem? We’ll Help! Hrpt. i«t M eff ur> Will y/reparr »n i*:ner^ Circle thJit will Include jrreclsejy the Cri kfjUti HI., MoAM’liM ler r c u 648-4MU Service still means something to u.s— and sen-ice means spending enough time with you to help you D O N T k HEAT WITH adect the right paint finish for that job you’re plan ning. See us for paint and senice when you plan your S E T T L E FO R w'^ next project, ' \ y\ LESS. Cljc Cliili t»ST I sO^elCHlOMii LITTLE SPORTS BY ROrSON EAJc^tnson PAI NT CQ ILIMMCI WIIHOUJ [XJRAmtMCr » INSURED BUDGET 723 MAIN ST-, MANCHE.STER— PHONE 619-1501 PAYMENT PLAN BL*Y THE PAINT THAT'S WORTH THE WORK CH.L.Jr.iLfo TO mfunm ATLANTIC • 24-HR. CUSTOMER • HE ^ ?E;> HEAO Your independent STEAK OIL HBAT SERVICE ! I ■ ■ H 1 . T I t ' • T f I ! . 1 '. i // :■ wt S • T • . t( ' -iM'ir t tiio , y FOGARTY BROS., INC. M lir Ui^ieMn artin... McDmlTt* dealer. tTth;S -* -w • i,H*ii -*ChIf;aH 46 WEST CENTER STREH illT i. • .‘ss !:•{ • I(. H .ill 319 BROAD ST. PHONE 649-4539 SILVER LANE EXTENSION \\
••AGE TE N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, 1969 FAGE ELEVEN
I ■' Fran Tdrkenton Alberti’s Win Slow Pitch Tournament McLain Winning — ------SAYS;______
, ^ 0*V.*r >.v), ; L.. . That la, the ace right-hander nipped Washington 3-2 and No. 17. All three runs were un- Luis Aparicio drove in a run Warren, Alberti’s Stars Billy Casper simply said, “Good bye.” ol the Detroit Tigers la winning C*«veland outlasted Seattle »-8. earned oH loser Tom Murphy, with a sacrifice fly and put on a were crowned Town Slow Casper, twice a U.S. Open ------^------less Uian he did last year, when • • * s-12, due to an error by second dazzling fielding display as the Pitch Softball Tournament champion and Inst year's lend "One thirty-olx." he quipped. ing money winner, packed up he became the major leagues' TIOEBS- ANGELS — baseman Sandy Alomar. White Sox beat the Red Sox be champions last night as • I like It." hind the seven-hit pitching of his clubs and headed home to Hrst 30-game winner In 34 years Although he won’t matclTlast * * * they defeated Ray’s Restau "I don't -know what's wrong Gary Peters. ’Hie veteran California nfier falling to make with a 31-6 record. But he’s still season’s 31 'victories and the TWINS • YANKS — rant, 6-2, at Keeney Field. with me." the 26-year-old blond shortstop was flawless in the the cut (or the final two rounds winning more than any other world champion Tigers won’t Tony Oliveif drove In five runs Warren’s belts accounted for alaid. "I just haven't felt well for field, handling 12 chances. In of the $160,000 Avco Golf Clas pitcher. match last year’s pennant—they towering homers—hta all five Alberti runs. The tour a couple of days. Maybe it's the cluding several tough ones, and sic. ’The 2S-year-old McLain be- Baltimore by 16 games In ITUi-to lead «»e ney winners were also cham sun. Maybe I'm a little nervous. participating In throe rally-kill It took a score of 150 or better came the first 20-game winner O'* AL E ast-M cLaln is getting ^ pions during the regular sea "Whatever U la. .1 hope It ing double plays. Rico PetrocelU matching the high cut of the of 1969 Friday night when he another campaign i’ A®'®’ "P ^ son in the Rec Softball League keeps u W hit his 29th homer for Boston’s year -to make It Into the final stopped the CaUfomla AngeU 3- -•*>® bargaining season. with a 12-2 record. In tourney only run. two rounds and Buffalo Bill 'The sentiments are easily un- 1 with a seven-hitter. He’s lost ^ •««! •*'*e I fell a little short te a m m ^ play the Stars wound up writh • * * missed by one stroke. He rnllted derstandable\ In two rounds. six, but has won five In a row ‘‘>‘® McLain, refer- a 3-1 record. .„n ... ■“ •— — ®Haw has bcen't.he only one able and 12 of his last 13 dectalons. ^ *be contract he signed outside a Detroit res- ROYALS - SENATORS — from an opening 81 to 70 for 151. Ed Kirkpatrick’s two-out, It was the fl'nK 'tlme” he*-h^ ma-deV. the cholleng- No other pitcher In either •or an , estimated $66,000 raise to STANDINGS « vru.c, ^ _____ No one took a swing at Bos- two^run homer in the eighth Ult- missed in 148 tournaments. ‘ "K- heavily ux>ode\layoul. league has won more khan 17 I dldn t have any par- w— ^ ^ ^ in the head W. L. games. tlcular goals for this year, but I ne g « hit in the h ^ ed Kansas City over WaddngtMi ■ since llu PhoenLx Open tn 19(M. Pre-tourney fnwhto' . Gary Ba.iiiea. o jr , uui x anyway. Yankee reUever Bill as Jim Rooker, 4-10, outdueled Alberti’S 3 1 Player and Masters ctiamplon Ray’s Shaw, mennw'bUe. pultod out "The fact that we’re out of the f m al^r ^ ^ Burbach conked him on the bat- Joe Coleman, 9-10. Kirkpatrick 4 3 George Archer just madedt Into Wholesale 3 S to a whopping flve-etroke lead pennant race has brought enjoy- j- „ „ „ ^ “ «n g helmet in ttie eighth Inning also scored the Royals’ first run with his aecond consecutive 68 the final two rounds wUh^toOs. Taylor’s 1 3 ment for the game back to m e'’ ^oney” meammore after BosweU had scattered smT- when he doubled and came for a 36-hole score of 136. Cana Player had a second round' sald McLain, who was the cen- . ®n hits and Ron Perranoeld fin- home on Jerry Adadr’a slngla Herald 0 3 Archer a 74. U.S. Open cham^ Tedford’s 0 2 dian George Knudson was a dl»- ter of national attention a year up. ♦ ♦ • tnnee .second at 141. He had a Orv-llle Moody had a 73 for 148. ago as he piled up the victories T totok * * * INDIANS - PILOTS — But the unhapplest of the mall Ray’s defeated Alberti’S stcond round par 72 on the hilly, and led the n gers to the Ameri^ Manaicpr'vrlt ^ ^ ORIOLES - A’S — Tony Horton knocked In four Joe Namath: Celebrity to Own Team was lour regular Steve Opper- Thursday, 13-10, to 7.212 >’nrd Pleasant Valley can League flag. "I lost a lot of tvne of nltrh^r Motton was batting for no-hit runs \rith two homers €ind a sin force last NEW YORK—(NEA)—Watch- one who probably never threw night’s deciding game In the Country Club course. m«n, who put (our balls In the love for the game last year and • withnni hi« pitcher Jim Palmer, 13-2, when gle and Lou KUmchock and Ekl- aMter, then three-putted on the Ing Joe Namath from the side- a b)pck or caught a button- post-season double eUminatlon "Just what Is >*our condi the constant pressure put my npMP thpm f» xv, slammed his fifth home run die Leon also homered as the tion Shaw was aoked when he 17th for a whopping l3-htgh struck me: ^ s life—Sonny event. family through hell.’’ nitphpp"!.^ ^ there s a better of the season off Paul Llndblad. Indians outslugged Seattle. The lines, a thought score of the year on a single nORRLES KALI,—Houston runner Doug Rader Kesaipger iKibblCT Werblln. ■ During the regular season, staried talking about' hIs oil throw. Umpire is Tom Gorman, In other AL action, Minnesota w ^ he A '* ' ^ Pilots rallied for four runs In Joe Namath Is a celebrity even ments. hole. slides safely hack to second as Cub shortstop Don Astros held on defeat the division leaders.' the ninth before Stan WilUanis, Werblin, ■who used to have Ray’s won the Independent to his teammates. That’s a big controUlng interest in owner- League with a 11-4 mark, the third Cleveland pitcher of 6Trd h?rr. ^ reason for the success of Joe ship of the Jets, brought fresh Ray’s jumped off to a 1-0 lead ov .r Oakluid In the W a t w hm WU in t h . 7 S t t i o ’ I S S S . ' T “ " '" r * the inning, struck out pinch Ut ters Gus Gil and Jim Pagllaront and the Jets. ideas to'football, since he was after three complete innings of with rurmers on first aivd sec There just seems to be an (1) an original thinker and (2) play but in the bottom ot the the 10th Inning gave BalUmore Spencer. aura around Joe that his team- had never been In football be- fourth, Willie Warren clouted a Baltimore’s first two runs with ond. Reds Still Have Brass Ring mates feel. The like him; they fore. three-run homer to put Alberti’s respect his ability and, most He was the man who brought ahead 3-1. Ray's bounced back important, they have confidence Joe to New York, paying the for one run In the top of the in him. biggest bonus in history (e*i- fifth and trailed, 8-2. Town Swim Results Major League I would say that Namath is mated at $400,000), and gave Doing damage once again, The restilts of the second an- Mike Wasyluk 26.4, 3. Ron a better field general than he J°® something new in the world ivarren came through with a 5UBDUED FOR THE MOMENT— Virginia Wade of England bitea her hand to And Hold One-Point Margin National League nual town wide swim meet, held Coulter 28.0. ^Leaders: is a passer and that is taking professional ■ football. That two-run clout in the sixth and American League prevent herself from laughing when her jiartner Margaret Smith Court of Aus East Division at Waddell Pool last nlg^t fol- (11-12) 1 David Brown 49.4, lows: Batting (360 at bats)—Carew, nothing away from his physical •®®® expression. Alberti’s boasted a 6-2 lead, tralia fell reaching for the ball in doubles match at Brookline. They won. W. L. Pet. G.B. 2. Ed Adamy 52.3, 3. Jed Kras- ability.to throw a football. Nam- ^® ®*Hd, "Come here. Joe warren (or the night had a NEW YORK (AP) -T h e to St. Ixouis, and just two games two-run single with the bases CARDS • BRAVES __ Girls Backstroke Minnesota .362; R. Smith, Bos Chicago 76 48 .618 — cella 54.1. ath had a reputation for being Namath, and be whatever you 2.3 plate performance and Hm Cincinnati Reds are still Hftli-pinco----- *'...... Houston,...... loaded.11 UKJ and cAgiii. none out nuixma In the eight. weni oown Atlanta to St.went Vpw down Ynrir (8"& under) 1, HoUy Gonsal- ton .329. 69 62 .670 6% (13-14) 1. Skip Bartlett 61.0, a strong field leader, and he are. And Namath had the free Coughlin also came through Ashe Strong Favorite to Retain IVi?£ Crown which bcaJt ttie Chlofigo Cubs 8- Dal Canton then got out of the Ix>u1b when the Cardinals’ Mike t,, , , ,vfes 29.2; 2. Julie Tucker 30.6. Doubles—Oliva, Minnesota SI; dom and confidence to be hlm- . tomlng. and the Pirates came Shannon broke a 2-2 tie with St. p ... Louis j, ^ 69 66 .666 7 2. James Duffy 54.8. demonstrated that convincingly with a 2-3 show at the plate. holding the brass ring on 2 (9-10) 1. Mary Beth Kautz R. Jackson, Oakland 30. helf. So If he wanted to grow 66 66 .641 9 (15-17) 1. Mike Adams 42.7, against us, the Giants.- - - For Ray’s, Pat Mistretta had the National League West flrst-plncc cubs’ lead back to tie on Jose Pagan's two-run, two-out homer In the px,„* 23.4, 2. Katie Tucker 23.9, 3. 2. Rick Angel' Mis, Tlpa^n M^^^ Triples—Clarke, New York 7; a Fu Manchu mustache, to wear over the Mcts was reduced to pinch RBI single. Oliver, who fifth. Atlanta moved In front 2-0 60 72 410 26 He also had a reputation for a perfect 3-3 and Jack McAdam Montreal c..‘ 39 87 .810 38 Sherry Hopperrtead-loppcrrtead 24.2. er xx44.8. a ' R. Smith, Boston 6. a long fur coat, to, simply, be a e ly-go-round, hut a COU- 5 gamcw in tlie East Division, hit his 12th homer In the opener, on Orlando Cepeda’s twp-rUn (11-12) 1. Betty Funke 44.9, an exceptionally quick release. went 2-3. All-American Semifinal Set West Division Boys Fly Home runs—R. Jackson, Oak swinger, he could. pie of kids flX>m the other which also is .tightening up, with then won It In the ninth. homer In the second over Bob 2. Patty Lloyd 61.4, 3. Linda land 43; F. Howard, Wa^njg- That wasn’t demonstrated In Alberti’s 000 308 x—6-6-2 Cincinnati 66 54 .660 (9-10) 1. Tom Sullck'25.3, 2. Werblin realized the,, value) block — Roberto Clemente Pittsburgh making • ♦ » Gibson, 16-8, who has won five Tomlinson 62.6. ton 39. our game. Namath gets excel Ray’s 010 010 0-2-9-4 Los Angeles 67 66 .549 MKI-TI i O r„ Wolfram 28.1, 3. Gary of a star attraction...... and A1 Oliver of East Divi- gestures, m ETS - d o d g e r s — straight. St. Louis tied n In the (13-17) 1. Sue Tomllnsoin 46.3 Demko 33.8. ^ Stolen bases—OHarper, Seattle lent protection and he drops San Fran. 67 67 .640 On the field, there , is one sion Pittshiiroh hnun other NL. action Ron Swoboda's two-run homer third. 60; (ifampaneris, Oakland 43. back nine yards In the pocket. point people often forget: Na- For Second Straight Season Atlanta 68 69 .636 ^ Beth Tucker 48.2, 3. (^ii.i2 ) 1. Ed Adamy 44.5, 2. • ™ ® 'P » '‘® gave the MeU a 2-0 lead, three ♦ • * Karin ftofiUa 47.9. ^ _____, rj^jj McMahon 63.5, 3. Stuart etch ing (12 d e c ! s i A na)— Most quarterbacks drop back ^ath is not Namath by him Houston 66 67 .683 Losing Battle At hold alxlut as trounced Sun Diego 10-0. singles and catcher Jeff Tor- ASTROS - CUBS __ Girls BreastroKe~ Flavell 1 *03 2 . Palmer, Baltimore'^ ^13'-i .887, about seven yards. And several gg[( That Is, one man docs not BROOKLINE, M a s s. become the first American to izitz, runnerup to Ashe loM shaky as it can be. • * ♦ borg’s passed ball ihode it 4-0 in San D ie ^ 37 87 .398 31 year, gnt a nemlfinal shot at the Ijirry Dlerker, 16-9, scattered (8 & under) 1. Julie Tucker Girls Freestyle 1.96; McNally, Baltimore 17-3, other other quarterbacks that make a great team. If thatEver hear of the BIG one that (A P )— The 89th U.S. Na- win two straight titles since Clemente got only one hit, but PIRATES ■ BEDS — Friday’s Results defending king, while Smith met the third and New York held on four hits and Jesus Alou drove 31.6, 2. Holly Gonsalves 38.6. .860, 3.06. I’ve seen,. Johnny Unitas, Son- were so, then the Jets would 8®^ away? the drove In four runs ns the PI- Clemonte’s only hit In five at- to but Philadelphia , San Diego (11-12) 1. Betty Funke 38.5, Charlie Pasarell, finals. Tl«- NiUlonal Longue batting RBI from Willie McCx>vey in the. . • * 10 0 (13-17) 1. Mary Shanln 45.6, Batting (380 at b a t s)— I think tJthat a great amount Tile point is, the Jets are one large tuna off Campbell’s Cove , aocond Btrnioht ®*nHb and homer in the ninth Inning Today’s Gaines 2. Jody Kutz 48:o, 3. Deborah f L‘"da Tomlinson 43.6, 3. Pat- were set lo make strong bids to who pairs with Smith as leader, at .367, sat out the sec- first game and took advantage PilllJi • PADRES — Clemente, Pittsburgh .367; C. of creditTedit for Joe’sJoe's tremendoustremendmis strongnt:rrme- team,ttesm with a n very verv strong strY*nD- near East Point in Charlotte- * *» Cincinnati remalni-d ,ul game, but Oliver took over „f u walks In the second game Uirry Hlsle singled In a run „ Los Angeles (Bunnlng 11-9) at Tomllnron 50.4 ty Lloyd 44.2. town. Prince Ekiward Island. year at Longwood. dethrone the world's top tennis nation’s No. 1 (Viubles team. Jones, New York .364. success must also go to some- quarterback. centage point ahead of I.xvi An- and lifted the Pirates to a sixth to sweep Montrexil. McCovoy ami hit a two-ruri homer Der- ^®'^ (Cardwell 6-9) (13-17) 1. Laura Oleksinsld The 12-year-old lad battled Defendli^ champ Arthur Ashe player outside the toittlng pro eliminated unseeded Roy, Barth, Giris Fly Hits—^M. Alou, Ptltsburgh 176; gelw., which lost 6-3 to the New straight victory tliat loft them drew an Intentional walk In ron Johnson belted a three-nm (Griffin 8-6) at CSil 37.3, 2. Jo Ann Daigle 39.1, 3. the tuna for an hour and 48 remained the strong favorite to ranks. »un Dtegu. 6-3, 3-6. lOA, M . (9-10) 1. Jennifer Perez, Cinciimati 166. York Mets; one pim c up on Siui nine games boliind the CMbs. each game and now lias 36 for homer and Rick Wise pitched (HolUman 14-7) 0 2 Katie TuckerKrascella 25 2 3 Karin Rafala 40.9. O.J. Held to 25 Yards Rushing minutes before the fish broke 20 Doubles—^Kesslnger, Chlca* ■ IxUtx Is seeded Nb. 4. F n m c l^ , wide). ,^ ep t Mont- ClncIrauUt took a 3-2 lead Ute season, breaking a major his second straight shutout In San Francisco (Sadeckl 3-6) at Leslie Libby 30 8 Boys Fly, loose and swam away. Young go 34; M. Alou, Pittsburgh 92, Bmlth, No. 2 American seed, (13-14) 1. Ro-s.s Pastel 37.8, 2. Turklngton was in the. fishing and Paaarell, top-ranked player .^2 when Tony Perez greeted reltov- league record of 33 set by Ted Philadelphia's romp over San **°"(real (Waalewskl 2-7), N (n -i2 ) 1. Betty Funke 46.1, Triples—B. Williams, (jhlcagp front of Atlanta, which lost 4-2 cr Bruce Dal Canton wltli a Williams of Boston In 1967. Diego. boat chair all the time the fish In the United States last year P h .l^ 'i’T 2. Ltodp Tomlto^n tsT s. PaL suHcr 47“‘ 9; Clemente, Pittsburgh 9; T»- Philadelphia (Champion 4-6), N ty Lloyd 61.9. Sulick 47.6. Unitas Unwinds Arm was battling for Its life. xmlil he entered the Army, ad (15-17)- 1. Beau Thumauer lan, Cincinnati 9. When the fight finally ended (Reed 12-8) at St. (13-17) 1.' Jody Kautz 46.6, 2. vanced to the somtflnals earlier. I Home runs—McCovey, Sui the sea giant had broken the Pro Charts Ruhtm Olivares Captures Bantamweif*ht Crotvn .34,2, 2. Paul Moyer 38.4. Pasarell, seeded sixth, upset Lxmls (Carlton 16-6), N I^ura Olekslnskl 46.5, 3. Jo Ann Francisco 38; L. May, Clnch- -BV TKURRAV OL0 3 RMAN- First for Hollie ClnclnnaU (Arrlgo 2-3) at Daigle 47 8 Boys Freestyle As Colts Topple Bills steering on the boat, then got Davis (Jup veteran Clark Graed natl 99; H. Aaron, Atlanta 93 A A « around and clipped the line on lloldsworth Sharp lived up (8 & under) 1. Roger Hancock nrr. the No. 3 seed. In the quor- Pittsburgh (Moose 7-2), N Boys Backstroke Stolen bases—^Brock, St. L»u- AFL West: C{>pstal Division to his "nam e’’ yesterday Sunday’s Games 22.0, 2. Bret Gallagher 22.1, 3. NEW YORK (AP)—,Johnny Unitas put the arm on teri-finals. Uraebner remained Is 45; Bonds, San Francisco 94. It was estimated that the while playing golf In tbe Los Angeles at New York Walter Adamy 22.8. niive In the touDioment os Pipe-Smoking Ex-Champ 28.2, 2 Roger HancxjckX. .. 29.1, o3. ^ prfitelli 18.1, Pitching (12 decisions)—isaBr- Buffalo. tuna weighed In the neighbor Soirthom New England Tele- San Francisco at Montreal l-Baltimore Colts Ashe's doubles pOyriber. Bret Gallager 30.9. ritt, anclnnatl 14-6, .737, 408; Unitas, Baltimore’s fine (luarterhack who sat out hood of 900 pounds. l>hnne Co. I.«aKue at Blaek- San Diego at Philadelphia 2. Emil Haberem 18.7, 3. Pete Defending ehamplun Marga (9-10) 1. John Orfltelll 24.7, Carlton, St. Louis 16-6, .D4, most of last season with a sore elliow, unfurled two Aboard the fishing boat were lodge In Hebron.__ , Houston at Chicago, 2 Dalele 18.9. ret Hnillh Court of Australia 2. Mike Wasyluk 26.7, 3. Greg 1.97. Larry Perry and Tom Quish of The loeal man seored a Cincinnati at Pittsburgh (11-12) 1. Ed Adamy 35.7, 2. touchdown passes—one for 70 yards—as the Colts (need Vlrglnlo Wonde, Eng Wolfram 26.6. Strikeouts—Jenkins, Chicago Manchester. Knocked Out in Title Fight holo-ln-ono on the fourth Atlanta at St. Louis Ross Hunt 36.5, 3. David Brown beat the Bills 20-7 in exhibition pro football Friday land's No. 1 player, for tha (11-12) 1. Ray Gonsalves 61.7, 222; Gibson, St. Louis 210. hole, driving over the water 37.5. women's singles ttUe. Monday’s Games 2. Rlcliard Lorie'f'53.6, 3. Tim night. PROSPICTUS — Shock (13-14) 1. R osh Pastel 37.8, 2. L O S A N (U 'R ,E S (A P ) - - **“■'> began backing up teen seconds later Ro.hc hit tlio hole and Into the eup. Wit Cincinnati at Chicago Mason 54.0. ■ _____ < The "Victory was the fourth At the Astrodome, quarter Conley To Coach nesses were Dink Hollister, Richard Burnett 44.3. 3. Jim pre-season success over Ameri Bowl dtbocit (houWn't Lionel Ro.se, the pipe-smok- '“ id eountor-punching, Uie same deck again for amither manda- Only games scheduled (13-14) 1. Ross Pastel 40.4. 2. Thompson Lists back Pete Bethard hit Mac Haik HAIRY Pl'TT—Mary Jane Fasslnger, her long R. E. Nadeau and Bud Dln- Sulick 47.6. can Football League opponents downhill tiidt of, rolt injr former Imntlimweijrht "‘^'® '‘® A"®'' *'1 winning ttic tory eight count. This time he Bnid Richardson 46.9, 3. Bob with an 11-yard touchdown pass FaVored Wc8l hair waving in ItrcMCZo, wati'tiea initl go |>aat cup nle. (15-17) 1. Beau • Thumauer Hartford Quintet champion of Uie world savs >®‘Khting Ha- g„i up dazed. American League Krause 63.1. Midget Program for t^e National Football with 1:26 on the clock to give pormanent offect. Coupit of 4e- in^Wtiincn’s \Vfalt>rn .Junior Tournanuint action. Lnam pion 01 u u \\oi m, .savs ^ada 512 days before. Olivares „ , , , , . , It was the Shar|>-shooters League Colts, who seem to be Houston a nerve-jiibblng victory LoHcrH to KuMt East Division X S I’. ."S, >■ The roar of the mighty midg HARTFORD. Conn. (AP) — foniivo elito alnadf rtlitod, morbt the new cliamp, Rul)en Oll- .-ouldn't find much of an oiven- ''® first aee. . W. U Pet G.B. trying to prove something since over the Bears. . ,_Jr— •« - Kip Blake 40.9. ^ under 100) . Skip Bart- ets will be heard once again Gene Conley, couple more thould quit, inrolunlor, vares, is a jri'eat b o x e r w ho Ing but the tide turned midway "P o ln g a cut pp Ru-' Baltimore 87 37 .702 —a 1 their Super Bowl loss to the The scoring strike wiped out a ban a„d basketball slmultaneous- HUIDGKI’OllT, Omn (Al’ i at the Thompson Speel'way or otherwiie Anyhow, Cofti are in b'livorod Wiutt team acetred the could hold the title f o r In the round. " ""®® '’®'“ '‘® " «( Detroit 71 61 .682 16 Boys Breastroke lette 1:22.2, 2. Jim Sulick 1:26.8, New York Jets. 17-12 Chicago lead, which the jy in professional leagues, (7 A under) 1. Walter Adamy 3. Jarnes Duffy : . . Sunday night as the comMned (Inrt UHxchdriwn Iml Eaal roitrrd ipiite .some time. ''iIn the fourth.fourth, Rose)R o »c| W a «-to ‘®-« hiK.kH pnd a swift riglit Boston 66 68 .628 21H 1 31 3 Bears had gained two minutes hgg been chosen to coach the trontition, with untettled quarter- Eight Tearns Still Remain . . . ( ^ r'illMVnt llixs nV\nn%> *4 ... forces of the ARDC and NtMA Houston of the AFI., stopped caught the champion for the Culp Draws Wash'n. 63 62 30.9, 2. Bret Gallager 31.4, 3. 115-17 100) 1. Beau Thumauer earlier on Gale Sayers' 92-yard Hartford Capitols of the E xtern beck fituotion. It fioi fo ttort iMick l>ehliid qunrirrUiick Tony Olivares, a spunky, confident •'*'"lle when he scored with t'l-'* Jin'll"!.„!T' .604 24^ midget associations will b* on the NFL Chicago Bears 19-17 in New York 62 Roger Hancock 33.2. 1:07.2, 2. Kip Blake 1:13.4, 3. Jnakot. of .MliWteftrwn'i. Xnvter 21-yoar-old froin Mexico City. 'Ight to Ruben's hcii^ and Oll- 62 .600 26 hand for the big auto racing Friday night's only other action. kickoff return for a touchdown. Basketball League. thawing up in loti column, detpite In Silk City Tournament Cleveland 62 74 (9-10) 1. Jim Plsch 26.4, 2 Rick Angel 1:27.3. ____..i...Dnly 20 seconds earlier, the The 6-foot-8, 226 pounder High School, to 11 2k6 victory capturod the crown from Rose ''‘" c s lx>bbcd off balance. But Rose was flat on his face Mound Job .413 36 tripleheader .starting at 7:30. "With the exception of that Coach Don Shule't ellortt West • In the nnmuil .S’utinrg lOnfl In a' furious five-round affnlr •‘^cciinds later, Olivares had when referee Ixirry Itozadllla Division . Over 40 of the mighty mites 70-yard pass play *(by Ufiitaxt-i Oilers had taken the lead, 12-iO. entered the profe|s(g(^ sports The second snnusl Hlik jciljL-lObklioato/l^ Iztncar'o iBrtatoi), Minnesota 73 60 __ -. rookie kicker Roy Gorela's world here as"'a plteJier with kcfioliirtlc foottmll giiinr- at the Forum k'rUlny night, us- (tost* In tntuhle In the latter's stopped the bo\it W'lthout count .693 of the .speedways are expected thought our defense was pre 0 Softball Slow IMleh Double Mlller'e iNow l^ndoo), Brtetol’s Vs. Cliicago Oakland 69 Jnakot wiia tlir- xrriiiiilillr g ing a fast led luxik and an corner only to lose him when, 'og. 61 .676 UniUls and Strong Defense^ to be in the pit on race night sentable,"' said Coach John 30-'yard field goal, the Hartford OileAi. His 20 wins Spurtomsn (Briatul). Gamas Knnsas City 61 71 The exhibition .schedule picks in 1961 won him a best-player hero rtf Ihi- Friday night goinr* Ellmlnslkm Tournsmant con- audjiclous attltjjdc. -,nio end d'amplon again avoldcnaa<-B, llmias this weekend with eight came at 2:24 of the fifth when P'inolies four left h(x>ka nud bout lU) a bantamweight. It's „ , „ . ^ ^ , o AV 71 .408 22H leaders Johnny Coy of the O.J. Simpson, who got con Don Shula cxtntlnuo thrrajgh tonight dlffleiilt laielv foe ...... Red,Sox send ace right-handerr Seattle 48 which he jiunclunicd by running tosma going fur tha top opot Rose lilt the deck for (he third .Ok’l'ts. V i,,*en difficult lately for him to 74 .393 24 tb Key to Baltimore's Glory ARDC ;uid Lou Fray of the siderable more a’ork this time games on tap. ^ Conley had his most succesoful Scoros this wook ^ wchicago In NFL action, Washington season with a 14-9 record with OFFENSE mrota nil three r,f ttw extra- time. i. Olivares ripped Into Rose wlUi make the m8-|>ound limit And 47 78 .382 26 NBMA ready to take on the than in his first pro outing last Usmos wore pisyod through' ailvor DuUsra 14. Puisshi 10 Friday’s Results BALTIMORE (AP) ,— Coach c)iamplon3hlp. The 344 points visits Atlanta; Green Bay plays the Milwaukee Bravee, He joined fASSINfi—So wfcef if loksey U ■« it yeon ol4 d«4 tcorted by U (xoril allem|>La crul the wo«k lo nsmrw the Oolchoitar Fsrmars It, Oott- "He's a great bantamweight. " " -staggering onslaught at the his mauagv^.r. Jack Rennie, aiys day In am effort to escape the field. week, plHyeiS half of Friday Tile Win Wiia Itie alxlh (or the praised Ros<*, an Au.stralinn of the ...... * " ...... Detroit 3, California______^1 Shula, whose Baltimore scored on Baltimore th 14 sched- at Dallas: Mlnnerota plays St. the club when It was still In compel,m I Me bet loebtf ,reo» •« eofly lettm, of sim Yet^ loff Monofl, insigin down. darlo'o 2 ad"hMi"m -‘'top up to humiliation of losing their The second portion of the night’s game. The glamorou.s Kaul, counu‘. Baltlmore 4, Oakland *3 10 In- ^ ‘*'® “ ^®*( Hornes Bed the NFL l/ouls at Memphis. Tenn., and Boston and later pitched for the 35, Wirii equal enperteoce. boi bee* eiceedm, Jobeuy U So Sbule n eet Still rcmipoUng sro Silver (atneor'a 30, UnitUog Ptum- lul had Uu oliamp tho UhV{X)und foalhorwolirht dl» « • i . tripleheader of speed wdll see rookie back gained 25 yards on aeflr-' for the Weal iifir] fcrcir “ Hut the l>antaimvelj;ht diviHion ■'^*****'K‘ Iho0 bottom ityptv Thlr- vision, -.r*...... * s on s sorios the Chihlcago nihgs' ' ' book last season, list the condl- record. ® Pittsburgh thke.4 on New Or- Philadelphia PhiUles and Boston cempleiitin, lull keepie, bii fiepex ciMief »"« of tbe elf •eli belfi Orltsra (Brsnford). (irsnd Oon- Ing 0 the high-powered modified stock five carries ami caught two Ilex Is holly conli'.Htcd and the title i White Sox. who occupy last 'Minnesota 6. New York 0 Unltas’ passing ^he retirement of all-pro de- leans at Baton P.ouge, La. In Red Sox. up. tone,—I-b ...... - irsl (Iteriln). Izxi l■ackago O a D It. Ssb Ai«o 6 cars of the NASCAR Intemation. passes for seven yards. He also Th<" ;inminl gniiie l^-lween Is very hard (.1 hold Olivares place 111 the American League's Chicago 4. Boston 1 ^ (enslve back Bobby Boyd and ter-league g'*mes find San Fran- He also played basketball for RECEIVING—Seme ueit bexeuM limmy Orr yeemi le impfo»e »itb e,e. IPortisnd), Oolchootor Ksrmon Mlllor'a 36. Pappy’ s T a! on the speedway as they bat ran .back a kickoff 23 yards. irpring griiduateo from acrerna will flntl that out hul 'if he's Western Division. Kansas City 3, Washington ^ ''‘Kbt end Ordell Braase are ci.sco, NFL., at Denver. AFL; a short period with the Boston eed yoe toe't etk fof better Iboe lobe MeRoy Hilton, with four Unitas’ touchdown passes of No game.s are scheduled'for under the boards, pulling down pleet Hill itill e,,pected bock le September, but meoewbile tiepe el Smokey Boutwell. Fred Desarro, quttrtert»*ck Harry Oonlsn wxa blemish Is a draw early In his 111 A'ld Heit \aiuey will never won the OHO. his tour, a- "IH'ner of the series 4-1 the ItornIa (May 6-10) Shula's (ace and the word years of experience, is the most four and 70 yards connected Sunday, but Detroit of the NKl. 1,600 rebounds during three detperotwe uitb prckup el ferry Duee from Alloeto Riqbt eeu. Terry Fret! Schultz, Ernie Gahan, Leo trajijied In hla end zone career. oarmnK>4 total ovor "'*'**<* boosted their season- New York (Stottlemyre 16-10) great was being tossed likely replacement for Braase season spilt between ttie Celtics Cole'» tbe fullbotk thoufb. vitb Tern Motto el boHbock freUee feeryee NEED TIRES ? with tight end "nm Mitchell. Lou plays Boston of .the AFL at c-le-ory and nil the rest of the ;1T.en Jnakot went to ' wrrrtl. Neither fighter gained an ad ' SI H) Milt s ’ ll JUl.iHHi, al oiigK' over Boston to 6-4 with Minnesota (Perry U-5) around again In connecUon with while John Williams, the first and the N.Y. Knickerbockers. locki ep moeio, vbee be comet le, but dimieitbet bleckie. Stiff pbtti .star nationally prominent stock Michaels added field goals of 45 M(»ntreal and New- York Is at Ihtllng tvalftxnek Junn Mantlry til vantage In the first round Hut Vor^t '* ■ .I'Vi ^ i^tiH'kton. who turned pi\> only *'*'*>' ^wo to g o-tod ay Cleveland (McDowell U* 10) at the quarterback ranked among 1968 draft Choice, will be moved and 38 yards to the Baltimore Oakland in ah AFL game Mon- In 1966. Conley was the first bility of trade Reilie,—I the all-t-Tne stars of the Nation- in as a backup from offense, car drivers will be on hand to New Ixxfalon with 2i- aivJ 13 yard Ruben scored a second-rotmd U..X, A. *» ^wirt jwi-^er who fiv*. years ago. has alivadv ^o»i«rrow. Thus the bes tthe Seattle (Pattln 7-10). N cause. :7ight. player to sign with the Caps. LINE—EiMd ueil, oed good eee Rob Vepel'i tbe ell pro eome el leli al Football League. n ie rest of the Colt defense Contest the featured event and ICAictwlown {xax»,e4 Iftie In ttw knockdown (or a mandatory I 1 lussei nearly $400.IXH) in earned over $I70.1HH) on the can hope for la a split Washington (Hannan 3-5) at He spent lost year with the tockle. bol Som loll oe elkei ude comie, elmotl ot tiro*, Do«ey 40% DISCOUNT w imitij;s Mi\ee he gain the needed paints in the eight count. Rose got. up quickly turned pro- tovir lejist year*: sueeessfvd sea- season’s sories-and they Kansas City (Bunker 7-9), N Appearing In only one quarter "'HI be familiar. On the front New Haven Elms os player- liral half fessioiii^l l»aek »n UMO Doug Ikin national chase for the top spot. Solliyoa, (Sleoo Rettler at r^rdi ool Hotby. but Heady Aed till Cuiry The W»«* etitefe.J Uie game and appeared unlmrl A slight netted him over lUHMXH). ^ th games ot aceom- Sunday’s Games In each game, Unitas has com- line will be Bubba Smith. Billy Moriarty’s Oppose H coach. erb’s I t Rounding out. the program wrlH ol ceelfi orabrle f«ked up Doe Grrmm lor fuoid tuppert Ea«t,b fiivored hy «ome hy *a much ojo cut on his lower lip bled but 'y'’" ond was with w.ns at the Cleveland lioeii PP«h that. Baltimore at Oakland. 3 pleted 26 of 40 passes (or 321 Ray Smith and Fred Miller, ...... Hie piH>fessioh.d IMnyer of the ■ be the late model cars of the bodtet orevad to they could laitcb lobe Williomi le deleaie Retia,—A two touchdown* Tt;ey xrored didn't bother lilm. and Hu* Great Milwaukee Pitching of Gary Peters Detroit at California yards and 27 points. Last sea- Backing them up will be Mike Tiger Division as they also are only rjni*. when h*in*»i k Jo* Dpen. He also tied for 4th at (he dazzling play of Luts Cleveland at Seattle eon, because of a painful right Curtis, Dennis Gaubatz and Don In Tu'i Finals Here Monday Soccer, Football DEFENSE Fruihims First Uiw looking for the win money and Injoychock erf MllforrYe Jons the Cajun CMassle, and the ''I'Ai'lrlo at shortstop proved to Washington at Kansas City elbow, he threw only 37 times in Shlnnick. Roaming the second- Hartford Twilight League No, 1 batter tn league play In LINE—Otfsll Iraota booHy racetef o*1«t 4oi*a ysoa. kol Roy Miltoa the 17 games the Colts played. ary again will be Jerry Logan, the points In the track, state than Ixaw lorrk a -dtort tioae from Lucky International OiH-n too much of a combination New York at Minnesota brings Ite best teams to .Man- Bob Carlson with a 344 bat- Practice Monday wot oiraofy tkerat, lust H«’t kooa erratic la poti Coa'i ollo'f la be They lost only two of them Rick Volk and Lxfnny Lyles, and national title races. Leo lUy Telher s N'rtte Irxma tA Dill earned over $'.’4,000 on (“ r the Red Sox lo overcome In Chicago at Boston chester In the final best two ting average. Also doting Gene aou, vitk traasploat Wdimmt cbompia, lot ocima lubbo Smob boWt W ld« Ovals— ^Tnicii Tiros with Earl Moiratl. a veteran The offensive front line also Nevens, Bob Armstrong and all Soccer and football practice Weal Haven quarierlr • k anrj last year's professional tour. In- Friday night’s encolutter. Pe- Monday’s Games out ot three games playoff set Johnson s lineup are Leo Veleos lott ol olker termiaol, uiU keep fetlia, better Npibia, area, aiib "insurance" quarterback. In the will be Intact with Bob Vogel, the rest of the newcomers to the at Manchester High starts Mors- rr/mpleted the ivyird pUy In eludlng a tie (or UHh in the '*’’■* tossed a aeven-hltter. and Waishington at Minnesota. N Monday evening at 5:45 when who played at New Iscklct Etef kWler, R.lly Roy Smnk, tbo*,b loiter m.,bi aeef occoimaol driver' seat. The second loss Glenn Ressler, Bill Curry, Dan stock car racing game wrUj be day night 8:90 at Memorial ptydlrt Phoenix Oiwii Me tied for ‘‘' ' ’ f.v time he got Into difficulty Only game scheduled Herb’s Sport Shop faces Mor- College Old pro, catcher Wa.Iy breotbro, tpell lotm,—I -f UHro PramiiHii PONY was the one that really counted, SulHvan and S;im Bail in the on hand. It Is expected over Field. seventh m the 1967 GHO. and (t® " 'ts ballexl out by Aparicio. 100 cars will take port in the tarty Brothers. The ac«.-ood game Wldholm f^ y ed minor ^Dick Danielson, soccer ooadt. LIN EIA CKIN G — Mike Cortrt, npotortui, compeinor. koraettef rmteace lied (or fourth (n (he li>66 Min- "'bo took part In three rally-klU- 16-7 to the underdog New York trench. program. of the series will be played at I," and Dave Wlggln of the grld- »p koceoie oil pra loti yeor Ne otek eaer,y enfeai ot otker L I petit, AiKiui with Broncfks ^e^'ota tiolf Cliustde. to* double plays and handled IS Jets In the Super Bowl, On the oiftside. alhpro John Sports Viewing Cott’s Park Hartford, and if the PreSeuz .-darred at rentral Con- ders wiU be In charge. rtptciolly trace Poo Skiootck. elker corner oraa. tt peitra, la ka oalrqaotef Wrap Around poop Trocol Yancey, an eighl vcar pro fbarices In all. It was UnRas who directed. Mackey will man tight end, WU- DEKVKH; iAI'> ' k'orni^ FOOTBALL third U needed U's back to Mi^\ nocUfut. Rich Rlordkn of South All csjvhdsteo one zroleomad J4 Rm > forter ra p W if k ji .a ip*fi, otta ^ ^ 4 mMfle kekraf Oeaau M a .m vr.rv, ^ _ ■ .A ' (roni Chip'ey. Fla, hpd hl.s lH>»t Singles by Tom McCraw and S A 'm iD A Y the Colts Ix) their only touch- He Richardsxm orte wide recelv- Reach Finals V ' jVebo ' iWind-aor was s, standout in 'who * psiSBrt their ^hysdeat ss- GMkoei Tke. tb..V’t\ibe Sterk^ 6 7 frottee 7»4 M«i4r(ckt R ot.n,-i ^ Tslq UnWeirstty fOrAbsH playv year In UkW His .second In the (^(’'(t Morales, a fielder's choice. 1:96 (M) Roller Derby down in the'Super Bowl. j„.....Ing spot while Jimmy Orr and KF.ENE, N H. (APl-N auga- REGISTRATION & PRACTICE Mewtarty’s copped the Twi- American LegtesiXplay Cartscin sm lnotioa tost n(gibL ,S IC O N 0ARY- t 2 ewner. cetf Wra,' -raoWt lob^ ieyf a ,mte, \ Bfbco W.InMrin wss rign*d by \ V'\ ■\ V' Greater New Orleans Open and “ ’(ouble by Wall Williams and 3:M (96) Cubs vs. Astros To date. Shula has continued Ray Perkins compete for the tuck. Conn . has advanced to the the .Denver Broneoe of tho Am light League. wlnmng its litt also had mlnfer letgue experi- attratrbty le c*oc6. Leaay Lrlet kot le be ttep tioaer Ckortey Staket. 10,000 .Mile (rtsmuttcc ( Boys 12-15 — Weight Limit 150) a thlrd'in the M isters, the V S ••^1't‘riclo’s sacrifice fly gave ( 8) Red Sox vs. White to use Morrall^M No. 1 quarter- other pass catching posiUon.' Pn-G c* t’*e Perion One Ameri-, erican FooibaB LxtagUe Wednes Sox back, but he can't postpone a _ ' serven games tivo against ceice with the GtanU Hurting t xa. Ocie AMbe kerea't pl*ye4 eaoa,k Qoolrty .mprerrt apprecrably ot tote Dpen, and the Doral oih*ii t'blfigro a 2-0 lead In the third can Legtoo bZMeball tournament day WetosUln s 6-6 tight end 6:60 ( S) Race ot the Week H«4»a, in the playoff, tor MB • wUI ^ r e n < ^ B c^ e T tret, abera Rnb Vo*. Jerry Lspoe ore oaol|6ilns Disoounf 6^ last night The Vernon Ori- ConnecUcut Pitching the second Twins, hammsred ^ KICKIM(S— boomra, poalt at Oortf Lee. leM leoeef ploceateait el Lsa The GHO, .*«*lely .sixin.sored by "'’ben Rico Petroceill led off ( 8) P.G.A. Golf bren. Physical examinations for all Naugatuck, still undefeated In Ofof tttome A API- n . lostIS* wook. A t The West Side Oval ole. ^reTlminatcd earlier by game wUl he Spencer iTIh horn. ^ kAKboell ore tifl tke 'l«k e t let aoa Lee t proctrCra, l«elf ,oolt. loo. the Greater Hartforvl vTa.\x-ees. ''*bb his 29th home run. SUNDAY As for the defense. Shqla Manchester' High students plan- the regionals. can become un New Britain Herb's Tom Prt>.'ior led the flvs nms as MhinesoCa troimoed ifwo Denver eends ore nureing 3:66 ( 8) Red Sox Vs. ^ hopes it will be as good or bet- ning to play varsity sports tt«t* defeated champion with one yotl m CSOO M xeb^h loltert Rotro f -r R "-t-— COLE’S StoHon will b* held Mig :>6 s<>nt I at '* bung a slider to him." Pe- Last year. Morlarty’o took the ’ league m homers with two Frmn U» Wew mmtuT Ittjurlbs, snd Wotnsteln This od paid for by the ter than last year, when it was tail will be given again Monday the Wethersfield Oounlrv''CHub. said. "Hla eyes got as big While Sox more victory The Nutmeggen. Dlavoff honors defeating Herb's SpodoU. Jack Sttsrz. Mike P«- PTIXimeO—Rick W»s*. Phil- pfebabty will play pt In Saturday'* ^ exrellenl Last season, the Cblts morning starting at o’clock, h ed ictiod t 151 WEST CENTER ST.—W3-5332 Midget & Pony Football Assbeiotion Tickels may h* obtained (rom <'* (bis (making a circle as big 3:96 ( S) AAU Track 8 however. stlH have a chance If then Leaigue Champtems (or the ruikello and BIU Cukht are the lies. bUnkod Son.DUgo KkO oa prosessun > game agolniil San shut out three opponents in the la st night more tt»«n 79 boys m Cooteol Drrrtraa Oaty bocoiate oace mafa,l«ceat foteata a*a tin* Jayoee Office at 11 Asylum ''s tt sliver do)iai*l when he saw 4:96 ( 3) NFL: Rookie they lose Sunday becauro a rrnslilrnfo Chip standout performeri (or the etx lilts sad struck oat 16. n ssos FYonelseo of tho NaUonsl Foot (36) GoU Classic regular season and then blanked took the testa st the high school I beat t*ma cr*cbt St . Hartfonl It coming up there." plaj-off would be required Mon- The Oos Ho»»o Gang tiss Ute Spesx Shop. hts seooed coasscutivq shntouL ball League. tbe Broetooo sold I I’leveiand 54-0 for the NFL Walker Briggs reported. day PAGE TO'ELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCTESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, 1969 Motorcycl#*— Houreho!d ^rvie«s Help W onted- Help Wanted— HeIp Wanted— Help Wanted—Male 36 PAGE THIRTEEN ___ BIcyctes 11 OfFeivd 13-A Female 35 Female 35 Female 35 “ “ Help Wonted— Male 36 n ; Help W anted— M ale'36 Help W anteiF—Mole 36 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BT SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Apartments— Flats— Business Locations CLASSIFIED ROYAL Enfield 780 cc’a Inter- SAVE. MONEY! Faat sei^w . YO U N G M E N m a n WANTED to -work In tnwi. DENTAL Assistant wantad »v DRIVERS for school buses, cepter. Bought In .April, like Dormets, room additions, ga- ber yard, must have driver’s BEFORE you look any further, Tenements 63'; For Rent 64 perlenced preferred but’ not Manchester schools, 7:80-8:48 • new. C all 742-7484. rages, Dofehes. roofing and ARE YOUR FUTURE license. !pavls h B radford come to the Klock Oo., at 1866 - a m. 2:18-3:48 p.m. Excellent ^ o d ( U /'A ^ LARGE five-year old five- SMALL STORE near 100 p*r necessary. Must be willing to PROSPECTS BRIGHT? L um ber Oq., 200 Tolland St., a u to MECHANIC Tolland Tpke., Manchester. We BICYCLE8-new and used. R»- Compare prices. Add- WAITRESSES AG6RMMl0tl mmgos] room duplex, centrally locat- cent Main Street locaUon. Ap ADVERTISING lean) an|d able' to type. Good East Hartford. have openings on all shifts In SPlASrtlHO pairs on all makes. Open dally 289- ‘ ARE YOU WORKING (Foreign C^ars) c m p VMtUG OEP'T. > ed. Appliances, wall to wall ply Marlow’s. 887 Main Street. c l a s s if ie d Now hiring for after Labor working hours and pleasant UNDER PLEASANT our Heat Treat Dept. Very In •OO GET / ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 9-8:30. l^Ianchester Cycle Shoo /' surroundings. Write Box wives we train you. Premium PAINTERS — Fxperlenced- ^ 0 3 U T £ carpeting, private drive, yard., — ------Day. Days or nights, full or Immediate openings for 2 teresting work and we will 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. d o r m e r s , add a level, room w age scale, 643-2414. CONDITIONS? full or part-time. Apply super- AdulU only. $186. Security de- BOLTON - Manchester town part-time. Experience not “DD", Manchester Herald. experienced men, up to train you. Please apply In per TO AH line, Rt. 6 and 44-A, large ® additions, garages, roofing,. • ARE YOU LEARNING intendant on Job, Presidential posit. Available September 1st. necessary. Apply In person HAIRDRESSERS wanted, part- H.50 an hour to start. son. iMfORTAHT frontage with building. Ideal A partm ents, C!fenter St. and 643-0136. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 1969 TRIUMPH "Daytona 400 porches. Complete only. time or full-time. Apply Magic AN INTERESTING Many benefits. Apply 3D 0 tor garden center, roadside TRADE? Thompson Rd. An equal op 4:30 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION miles. Going Into servl(^. Call Financing TOY & GIFT M irro r, 787 M ain St., M anches 1 iHTEtNIt'K- NEW plush one and 2-bedroom business, retail (xjtlet, etc. 649-0349 available. Call R oyal C ustom PARTY PLAN ter, 643-2449. portunity employer. Deadline for Saturday and Monday is 4:30 p.m. Frfda.t B uilders, 646-3434. If your answer is "NO” .to any GORIN’S SPORTS POSmONS AVAILABLE apartments, wall to wall car 643-2880. HOWARD JOHNSON Our new line now available of the above questions . . . then PART-TIME service station at CAR CENTER AT pets, dishwasher, appliances, alr^ndltlonlng. Starting at HEBRON CENTER Brand new CARPENTRY — concrete step*, —If you a re Interested In WANTED—Nurses aide, 11 p.m. tendant, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Must Route 83 (Tolland Tpke). I TELL kHM PLEASE READ YOUR AD 1069 M IN I-BIKE, $100. H elm et. 394 Tolland Tpke. Manchester ECONOMY ELECTRIC $185 p er m onth. Call Paul W building on Route 66 h 316, Call 643-6420. floors, hatchways, remodeling, becoming a Dealer, or hav be o v er 21. A pply fo perstm Classified or “Want Ads” are taken over the phone at a porches, garages, closets, ceil to 7 a.m . C all 649-4619. t^ o follow ing areas! 643-0158 - SUPPLY Oougan R ealtor, 649-4SS8. 1200 - 5200 sq. ft. now avail ing a party In your home, only, Mr. Sloan, Sloa^Garage, able or will build to suit ten- eonvenlt-nee. The advertiser should read his ad the FIRST 1968 B3A, 800 CC's. E xcellent ings, attics flnUhed, rec call or write Santa’s Par CHAMBERMAIDS, full or part- ^ PLATING R oute 83, Vernon. ^ \U DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the MANCHESTER — One - bed ‘ants. Call 649-8641 o r 649-0422. condition. $680. Call Alan, rooms formica, ceramic. Oth a ., ties Inc., Avon, Conn, 06001. time. Prefer married women. « ott v af^T rv’vrrxTr> • Electrical Qjunter Man next Insertion. The Herald Is responsible for only ONE In responsible, T h e A i r - , room garden type' apartment, m ortllngs, 640-0061. er related work. No Job too “"DLSLADIBS Telephone 1-673-3488. Apply F lan o ’s M otor Inn, 100 • i o 5 ‘‘ correct or omitted Insertion for any advertisement and then small. Dan. Moran. Builder mature women to work full -. (Graphic Arts) •Shipping and Receiving CXMtXTlOMER. IN THE private entrance, ranch type, only to the extent of a “make good” Insertion. Errors which Bast Center St., anytime. (/•) Houses For Rent 65 GIRL'SJiKL'S 26” Triumph, light- EveningsE venings 649-8880 time and part-ume.part-time. appiy Apply in In ------„ „ TMAnaoNkfs SHAPE $148. per m onth. Available Im do not lessen, the value of the advertisement will not be BE YOUR OWN BOSS * •D eliv ery mediately. Paul W. Dougan, corrected by “make good" Insertion w eight bike, calip er brakes, 3------person. P eggy Ann Shop, HAIRDRESSER—F uiT' or nort ASSISTANT bookkeeper, diver- OUT ON A boMPLETEt-Y furni*ed speed, generator operated REMODELING done. Room ad- Broad St. Parkade. .. i„Ton «ini ^ part- gjfjgj work, accounts payable, a.m. and 4-8 pmi. Apply In person at: R ealtor. ,649-4838. bedroom house. September 1st. Want The Opportunity To Be No. i ? 9 « E L!-E N 0 C 2 K lights, basket, A-1 condition. garages, breezeways. ------643-1939 ° "'°"‘hly control, etc. Apply in MULTI-CIRCUITS Inc 824 M ain St., M anchester LOOKINO tor an apartment? 1969 to June 1st. 1970. Call 649- (RoekvIUo, Toll Free) Aio.HAoi R.oA Free estimates. Work guaram WAITRESS — 7:30 a.m. tn to an- ap- person, G aer »*>/«■B ros., ,140iaa R ye WHEN >100 60 HARRISON ST. '■4 Have many to choose from, 7457. teed. Phone 643-7995 anytim e proxim ately 2 p.m. Apply St., South Windsor, Conn. Manage One of Our Branch Dairy Stores CAN T GET ^ - 2 7 1 1 MANCHESTER, CONN. i r v^ $148. up. P aul W. Dougan R eal 875-3136 C ountry D onut Shop, 1016 M ain Take Complete Charge Busina'S Services i ^ , ------St., Manchester. JIG BORE Operators — first, LDOKING for part-Ume mecha SERV/ICED- tor, 649-4888. nic or anyone mechanically In Out of Town Offered 13 Paving—Priveways 14-A GAL FRIDAY NURSE DIRECTOR second and third shift. Lathe LARGE SH room apartment. WOMAN—part-time evenings, 6 operators, second shift. Verti clined to work on automatic For Rent 66 DRIVEWAYS: Sealed - This is p.m. ’till closing for snack bar. pin setters. No phone calls. Ap Furnished or unfurnished, with Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? ATTICS and cellars cleaneil. Experienced woman for dii FOR CONVALESCENT HOME cal turret lathe operators, sec . NO EXPERIENCE WtOflTeUTEN the time to restore the life nnd ply to manager, Parkade appliances, carpeting and R(X'KVILl.E Nicely furnish- odd Jobs, light truckmg. Apply In person. Vernon Bowl versified duties In automo IN EAST HARTFORD ond shift. Call LeMl Corpora- appearance of your driveway. ing Lanes, Route 83, Vernon. Bowling Lanes, Parkade Shop Olympic pool. (3illdren accept- rd four-room apartment. $t2S.^ trees removed and lots clear bile dealership. Excellent Uon, 643-2362. 24-Hour Answering Service For free estimate, call 742- This position offers excep NECESSARY ping Center, ed. 872-0672 o r 628-0994. Security deposit required. ed. Call 649-1794. I salary, -8-day week, many 9487. ' SALESGIRLS wanted for after tional opportunity for a Reg „ „ „ „ ------_ AdulU only. Available Sent. fringe benefits. Duties In NEWl.Y redecorated four-room ut Call 643-9678. Free to Herald Readers 'niBB SERVICE ’(Soucler) - school hours. Saleswomen istered Niu-se. 'Maxlmiun E&TOUent tra in in g program . Good sta rrin g salary T - - i r n ------^ wanted for 10-3 shift. Knowl- clude billing, typing, recep*- with com^sslon and semi-annual bonus. Rapid advance- second floor apartment. _____ Trees cut, building lots clear salary and benefits. COOKS Situarions Wanted Building Materials 47 Wanted— ^To Buy 58 Private entrance, garage, full VERNON NOW Renting, Want Information on one ul our classified advertisernentiT KOOtin9~‘Siain9 - 16 edge of sewing essential. See tlonlst, filing. Excellent for mature, responsible and personable MALE ed, trees copped Got a tree ______Female 38 altlc for slorage, refrigerator ''You owe It to yourself to see No luiswcr at the telephone listed? Simply call the working conditions In pleas ^ guiding own future. (Company WANTED —, Antique furniture problem? Well worth phone ROOFING R efits include Blue (Tross/Blue Shield, Major M o^J ASSEMBLERS ... FOR SALE, excellent buy on and stove. $160 m onthly In- one of Iheae lovely apartments s s i S i T s s i Z J S V i & S S : “ ant surroundings. Apply In BURNSIDE Short order. Full or part- gla.Hs, pew ter, oil palnUngw ci call, 742-8262 gutters, carpenter work, 8 0 ______person to Mr. Lynch at CONVALESCENT HOME time Only permanent em-' Ufe Insurance and Company paid Profit Sharing Plan. lumber and plyform used onee cludi'S all utilities. Available situnted In a sm all ap artm en t EDWARDS For aircraft parts. all cleaned and stacked. Call other antique lloni. Any complex located In^an attrac BRICK, block and^ r to lir ^ . , personable ployes, no students. DAY CARE In m y licensed September 1st., call 643-2283. Rob^ at 646-2300 between 10 A.M. and 6 644-2427, au.irtlly. The l‘lnrn.--oa'--‘, ti4;. tive reeidrntlal area." Brand Phone Mr. D. 289-9571 P.M. on Aug. 26, 26 and 27 for personal Interview. Brazing operators home, Bolton area. 643-2618. ANSWERING SERVICE Brick wane, patloe, outdoor-ln- t im ’ ^ Apply in person. 8799. 165 Oakland Stneol. new St* room a p artm en t (one door fireplaces, sidewalks, f * ______slstant and secretary - recep- Lathe operators WILL CARE for child days In USED KITCHEN cabinets, Furnished bedroom) featuring heat, hot chlmneyi. Free estimates. BIDWELL Home Improvement doctor’s office, 3 af- MORIARTY Bridgeport operators WWNTED — ANTI^IES. used AFTER September 1st, these ‘TRAIN NOW my licensed home. Please call medicine chests, working dish water. i)err1genitor, range, 649-0500 875-2519 D om enlc M orrone, 649-1604. Co. E x p ert Installation of weekly. Call 643-2278. HOWARD JOHNSON washer, kitchen sinks and fau furniture, partial or complete Apartments 63-A positions will be available at 649-6808. oMntes. Oall 633-2300 days, 6411- hood, garbage disposal, maa- and leave your niCHsage. You’ll hear from our advertiser In BROTHERS RESTAURANT , An equal opportunity employer cets. Call 649-7204. YOU A RE A-1, tiuck la A-1 ^ BA’l^RY^alesgrrl, experienced Parkade Bowling Lanes. E. A. PATTEN CO. 0004 after 7 p.ni. ONK-ROOM furnished efficien tec TV anteiuta, telephone out jig time without spending all evening at the telephone. trim. Roofing installation and preferred. Parkade Bakery cy ajHirtment. Apply Marlow’s. lets. curtain rods, window Cellars, attics, yards, drive 301 Center St., Manchester Nursery attendant, snack-bar 394 Tolland Tpke., Manchester 303 WethereU St., ways sealed and small truck* repairs. ______649-6498, __ 878-9109, 649-6820.____ '—”*, waitresses.------cA^cucimc No experience M anchester Dogs--Birds— Pets 41 liOU8EHOU> lots — AnUquas. 867 Main St.. Manchester. shades- and full bath with ing done A-1 right. Call Tre- ROOFING " and R/i,T Repnrr' f , i i ■ 7 , neceesary, will train. Hours PLUMBER, licensed, new HELPER to work on truck and Fuel and Feed 49-A bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, vanity. Washers nnd dryer* tn Automobiies For Saie 4 house work, steady work, top Liberal benefits, first shift, fre glassware. We buy estates. VU- basem ent (coin-operated) luXl Door covering. 40 hour week, HACHEIJJRS to share Men to drive wagee. Economy Oil Heating quently working 80-hour week. GROOMING all breeds. Har ------mge P.^dler, Auctioneer. 420 home. storage area. Plenty o< 1969 ITALIA (Torino) GFX. Ex —74^-^"' — - 4 « rpVreU%r“ Tuesday - Saturday. Salary all cut H ER A LD ______I not necessary. Call 646-0076. necessary. H ours 1 • 6:30 school i.biis, good hours and mony HUl. H.C. Chase. Hebro* SEASONED_ firewood Cull after 6. 643-0406. parking. For an appointment cellent condition. Four-months- Co., 312 Church St., Hartford, equal to ability and experi and split. Reasonable. Call af Lake SNf Bolton. *49-8247 good pay. H. A. Prink, Wap- 622-6286. 649-0701 Rd., B oltor. 643-6427 to see thU new lovely apart old. Must sell. Make an offer. SHARPENING Service - Saw.*. ROOFING, Siding A lum inum TniTMnnSrD------“ ”■•«*■ riTinx, 4 ence, fringe benefits include te r 6 p.m ., 646-1078. BOX LETTERS Call 646-2618 o r 643-6066. knives, aces, shears. skateskates gutters, Carpen^ i M A iU R E wortiaif'Yor specialty ping, 644-1902 a fte r 6 p.m . ment building pleajse (Uill 872- - .. . ’ ’ shift, 7 p.m. to midnight. 222, Manchester, Conn. shop, 40-hour, (week- 649-2814 paid vacation, insurance, dis TWO KITTENS looking for WANTED Exercise bicycle. THREE R(XIM furnlalKxl apart rotary blades. Quick service remodeling and rec rooms. 0539 weekday* (or an appoint Steady work, three to four___ ------^------__m e c h a n i c —F ull or part-time. count on purchases. Apply to CARPENTERS — sub-contrac- good hom e. Call 649-6480 afte r m ent with heat. 742-7M1. 1065 CHEVROET, Impala, Capllol Equipment Co.. ,3t -Free estimates. R. Dion. 64;^ Call 644-2829. ment Rental $136 downatalra, For Your MOLD MAKERS Mrs. Garrity or Mr. MacDon tors for framing and trim 5:30 ai^im«!'''''weekends. wagon, autom atic, V-8, power Main St., Manchester. Houn 4352. nights per week or more. No ' ------Inquire in person. H oliday Gardun Fann TWO-ROOM furnished apart -$1|48 Upstair* (Including car ald, Keith Furniture Co., 1116 ming. Must- be number one Information steering, excellent condition. dally 7:30-8, Tliursday 7:80-9 experience. Please apply Mr. CAT F S W O M A K I Help W anted-~M ale 36 Spencer St., Man- MOVING—Poodle for sale, min ment, all utllKlea,' $110. 649- peting.) Oct. lat. occupancy. Donut, 256 West Middle Tpke. W ______-______Chester. M ain St. men. 'Top wages, steady work. Dairy Products 50 THE HERALD will JWit $1,175 or reasonable offer. 649- S aturday 7:30-4 648-7088 TOOL MAKERS iature male, 9 months old, AKC Rooms Without Board 59 9686 after 8 p.m. Adults. No pel*. C all 643-2771. disclose the Identity of 3478. MEN WANTED, part - time, ------;------registered. (Tall 643-8634. ODD JOBS—all types. Clean for -pin setters as mechanic’s —To work part-time GOODYEAR Service Store, has TOMATOES, squash and fruit ROOM for rent, kitchen priv ROCKVIUJ: FVjur-room any advertiser using box **Ch?mLuc**wnimnttyS lA|6*A A sible, top hourly rate, full For full-time, in retail store. Hours can be MACHINISTS an opening tor a full Ume Ure letters. Readers answer 1984 CHEVROLET, standard ups, landscaping, carpentry,__ helpers, for weekends Satur PEKINGESE raised wlto chil also pick your own tomatoes. ileges, laundry facIllUes. 649- Business Locations n|Mirlment. heat Included. $113 time only, 35-40 hour week (In- 5-day Week. Apply changer. Some stock room ing blind box ads who transmission, excellent condi miscellaneous repairs, etc. De- ROOFING — .SDPclallzine r- i . day 6-11 p.m. and Sunday 1- arranged. Must be over 21. A)>- dren, male, $100, fomais, $128. 21 Angel St., Manchester. 8139. monthly 6453871. ’ ...... * i work and deliveries Involved, SKILLED For Rent 64 desire to protect their tion with 2 mounted snow tires. 11 p.m. Apply Vernon Bowling ply in person, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., 643-0836. pendable service, c a ll 648-7218. pairing roofs of all kinds, new ^ n ^ a l l d“ furii^^^^^ “ caU Non-defense plastic molds, identity can follow ‘his $400 firm . 643-2323. Lanes, R oute 83, Vernon. Cumberland Farms Store, 449 liberal company benefits. Ap CORN for freeilng, butter and T H E ^ O K P S O N House — Out •MANCHESTER Central lo ^ ...... “ gutter work, chimneys Mr. Shapiro, 643-212F Ca.sual YOUTH CENTER OR p ro ced u re: LAWNS maintained. Rubbish ______Hartford Rd., Manchester-,-...... I*" presently 60-hour week ply Goodyear Service Store, sugar, 60 cenU dozen. Also to tage St. centrally located, large cal Ion 5.000 square feet of Woiitwd To Rant 6B 1961 VOLKSWAGEN sedan taken to the dump. Odd Jobs. cleaned and reared . 30 years’ village Shop.s, Manchester. MECHANIC for pin setter ma- „ . ------—------—------minimum. Blue Cross and Vernon Circle, or call 646-0101'. UNSKILLED FREE KITTENS to good home. matoes, onions, Swiss chard, pleasantly furnished rooms, Enclose your reply to experience. Free estimates _ ‘ ______Manchester Parkade warehouse a|Hice, small otflce, I.ARQE family needs Immedi sunroof and 1063 Volkswagen 649-1868 a fte r 6 p.m . chines. Must have some me- ““““I CMS. Top pay for top men. An equal opportunity employ Call 643-0703. beeU and peppers. Caslmlr parking. (Call 649-28M for over parking area. reasonable the box in an envelope — Call Howley 648-8361 644 PART-TIME office girl, typing er. ate housing, four or five bad- sedan. Call 646-4038. chanical experience. For Hartford Rd. Tell us Men needed, full-or part- Kurys Farm, French Rd., Bol night and permanent guM (erini Hayes Agriu-y. 646-0131. address to the Classified STEPS, eldewalks, stone walls. 8383 necessary, hours can be ar- Monday through Friday, 7 WE HAVE some beauUful Col- room older houae Will flx up Manager, Manchcsler nighU only. Apply in person, you are worth. 647-1428 tim e. $3.50 p er tK>ur to start, ton, Box 161. rates 1064 RENAULT, 4-door sedan, ranged. Call 289-5156 anytim e. . r'.. for appointment. GunveriPrint- a.m. to 0:30 p.m., Satur SHEET Metal Workers—Exper Ile-Shepherd pups. Would you for rnaeonable rent, ('all 633- Evening Herald, together Vernon L anes, R oute 83, V er with expanding electrical VERNON RRANO new build 4-speed, In good condition'. Call NURSES—RN’S & LPN’S ing. day 7 to 12 nexm. Call ienced in aircraft fabrication. like to make a home for one KX('K1J..ENT room for woman 075*. with a memo listing the non. ______company in Manchester ing, minutes from 1-84, 2-4 043-2622. .M, ,.nd OdUidt mllln,.. U.nd “'V PRODUCTION d,„mbUr., 643-4207. Top pay for top personnel, full school teacher. Kitchen privi companies you do NOT area. of them ? Call 649-2901. thousand sq. ft. clear S)ian scnplng. Reiisonablv priced ® o x p ^ e n c e . F ree housewife shift, 9-4 p.m . Good MAN WWANTED ANTED to process cus- ...... '' J days, 8 ° *a.m. - Household Goods 51 leges. Cj i II 649-6388 after B want to see your letter. 1963, OLD8MOBILE F86 deluxe, benefits. Apply Rolo Machine r celling, will sub-dIvIde Into Call 643 0881 ^ 12 noon, light cleaning. Must p.m. Busiimt Fraporty Your letter will be de uutomujllc transmission, power Co, 55 E lm St., M anchester. units having Its own private (ii stroyed If the advertiser rates, good benefits, paid meal warehouse. Excellent benefits, VERNON MOLD and eOFPICE PERSONNEL FREE kittens, call after 6 p.m., JEWING MACHINES — sti«er For Sol* 70 Htccrlng, 8 cylinder. Excellent WILL DO typing, bookkeeping, _ ctlUles. $226 per two thousand Is one you’ve mentioned, and meo.1 tim e, on bus line. Call 289-7906. EXPERDCNCED 646-2612. automatic zig-zag, excelicni bedroom for gentlemen condition. Asking $678. Call billing, etc. In m y home Call 873-0828 w eekdays 39t CENTER Streel. an eight if not It will be handled Phone M r. D., 2 8 9 - 9 5 7 1 . ------TOOL, Inc. •ADVER-nSING conddlon. Makes buttonholes wlUi references. Private home 649-8678 or 646-2212. P lease call 646-4628 anytim e. Millinery, room home w.th 3-car garage In the usual manner. INSPEC7TOR — Immediate CABINET MAKERS hems, (mbrolders. etc Orig Very near center. 31 Church BMAIJ- shop. North Miuu-hra- W ILL TRAIN eMANAGEMENT FREE to good holnes. 3 kittens. St.. 649-iim. iiKaled in bus (nee* II acne. 1064 OLD8MOBILB Cutlass, 8 COMPLETE sharpening serv- Dressmaking 19 FABRIC RTTRMQTm? opening for high school grad- 916 Hartford Tpke, Route 30 inally over $S00., 6 monthly ler, 2.000 square (eet, loading Right person for Delicor Rockville, Conn. Ebccellent openings. Apply: TRAINEE _ Call fM9-'3437. dock,, heated, sprinkler, eler- Dwelling coulif be eaatly con- cylinder, standard transmis Ice. Hand nnd power mowers DRESSMAKING nnd altera r-riMir A T some experience. paym ents of $8.80 each o r pay 238 CHARTER OAK Ht Rtsmi CONVALESCENT HOME Growth potential, good bene tessen work in Meatown triclty, ground (l(»r. Will di ■/erted for professional or com sion. In very good condition. Hharpenod and repaired. Pick Hons, zlpper.o replaced etc store. Good chance to B\>r more information and inter . PEKINGESE Ihipptes, brpught $51 cash. 622-0931 dealer suitable (or working gentle Lost and Found 1 fits. Apply, Iona Mfg. <3o., DISPLAYCRAFT, Inc. vide In holt Call 346-4781 after mercial occupancy. Robsrt J. B«wt offer. Call 640-37*4. up and delivery Call uiytlme, Call 649-4811 LOVERS 870 Bum.side Avenue leam a profitable busi view call 289-7488, M onday and up with children. AKC regis man, private entrunee, $16. Smith. Uic., 863 Main Streat. Regent Street. MEN WANTED for general out Manchester — 643-9667 CLAAN, USED . refrigerators, . 8:30 p.m. 643*8306. Sharpall, 688 A dam s r*,r,n.ao.iAT.rN:».^ ------' East Hartford ness. Apply in person at side work. Apply In person, Tuesday. tered, vaccinated. Call 643-2977. weekly. 649-1746 3453341. LOST—Brown nnd white female 1066 VOLKSWAGEN sedan. St . Manchester, Conn. DRESSMAKING and altera ranges. automatic washeni LATHE Operators —Experienc MAIN ST., comer offica, 3 dog, port Springer Spaniel. Re Green. Excellent condition. tions done at reasonable FABRIC FAIR Is coming PORTER and cleaning man for MEATOWN Jen sen ’s Inc., R oute 44A, WILI., give away two healthy with guarantees. -See them at NICE ROOM for gentleman, MANCTHCSTER ~ 30,00o’ F irst $1,100 hikes It. 629-4607. 3-7 p.m. shift. Please apply in Mansfield, Coim. ed In aircraft experimental B.D. Pearl’3 Appliances. 64V rooms nnd liivntory. House 5 w ard. Call 640-0406. MAINTENANCE nnd repair, prices. Call 649*9019. to Munehester, If you love EXPERIENCED cashiers want 1216'A Silver Tjm« gerblls, plus cage to nice fam good location, 381 Woodbridge square foot masonary Indus per-ton. Mister Donut Shop, 255 East Hartford work and large diameter turn FINISH carpenters. Apply to Main St Call 643-2171 Hnl(- Bldg ('nil 643 2667 commercial and residential. fabrics and like people, you ed, part and full-time. See Mr. ily. Call 649-9940. St. 649-6963 trial building. IH acres, cen l^ST—Yellthy faced blue para- 1967 RED ' KARMAN Ohta. West Middle Tpke. ings. 'Top pay for top person office, Alco Development Experienced. 643-6962 after 6 will enjoy selling at FAB Blake, Pilgrim Mills, 434 Oak MAIN HT. 4 nxims, nil or tral locatiun, all utllUlea keet, vicinity Damato Apart- Many extras. Mechanic’s car. Moving— ^Trucking— nel. Full benefits. Apply Rolo Oorp;, Brooklyn St., Rockville, COLONIAL couch virlth m atch I-ARUK comfortable room, p.m . RIC FAIR. Experienced pre land St., Manchester. DEAN MACHINE Cfonn. e s chair. Gloss top coffee rent Individually, heat and elec M any {siaeNiiUUes, In d u in g ments, Now State Rd. Answers Fully guaranteed. Asking price ferred but will tniin if neo- Machine Co., 55 Elm St., Man double .ckiset, next to hath and to Sw eetie. R ew ard. 640-0081. $1,600. 878-6186. Storage 20 PRODUCTION LATHE PRODUCTS, Inc. Articles For Sol* 45 table. Green Manor Venetian triclty provided. Omlncl Mr rximmerclal use Hayes Ageiv LIGHT truck'ng, odd Jobs, also e.soary. Join (fonnectlcut’s TWO-COUNTER "girls fo r~ ^^ chester. BRIDGEPORT Operators— Ex shower, parking, gentleinan Kmchstte, II M. Frechelle, MANCHESTER Delivery-light blinds. Call 649-0673. oy. 6450III LOST — Big, black cat with CAMARO — 1967 Hally Sport, moving large appliances Burn mo.st exciting fiushton fab and carry store. Apply In per perienced . in aircraft experi only. 649-0719. R ealtors, 647-9993 trucking and package delivery. AND 102 COLONIAL RD. CHAIN SAW. 17”. numerous white patch on throat, vlcln- 327, 4-spoed, new polyglas ing barrels delivered. 14 644- rics nnd home fuml.shlng son, 44 Harrison St., Manches mental work. Top pay for top CUSTOM made draperies, slip 1776 Refrigerators, washers and MANCHESTER plumbing tools. Call after 6 Ity Essex and West Middle tires. Must sell Immediately. stores. Call 278-7400, Mr. ter. MILLING HANDS CLERKS personnel. FVU benefits. Ap covers and reuphulstertng INDUSTRIAL amed metal stove moving, specialty. Fold Glnssman for interview ap- LUTZ ply Rolo Machine Co., 56 p.m ., 646-1078. Budget terms. Establljihed In Apartments— Flats— building for rent Also large NOTICK Tpke. P lease call 643-6322. $1,780. 643-0317. MANCHESTER - South Windsor Ing ehalrs for rent. 649-0752 Machinery building exper (X)!ntment. DOCTORS receptionist, part- ICASHIERS ' Has Immediate Openings: Elm St,, Manchester. 1945. Days. 524-0154 evenings. garage, 10' high entrance. Call AI Marino Seiwlcos (Formerly time afternoons Including one ience needed. Apply In per ’ JUNIOR MUSEUM GARAGE SALE-Saturday and 63 I-rHUK’ HKARINC; (•' IX)ST--Wlilte Toy Male Poodlel MERCURY 1962 Monterey con- 649-7590 649-9644. M; & M._Rubliish). Atth-s, cel evening. Previous office exper son. Overtime available IfaU-time or Days: 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Sunday, August 23 and 24th, PURCHASE OF vlelnlly of Saulter’s Pool. Chll- vertlble, automatic, new tires, .NEW ONE and two-bedroom de lars, garages, barns cleaned Painting— Papering 21 ience preferred. Send resume Appointments arranged. Lib ■part-time Needs reliable man tor cus from 10 a.m., to 7 p.m.. VERNON iirand new jfflce dren’s pel. Reward. t:all 643* radio, heater. Very reasonable. FABRIC FAIR Nights; 4 p.m. to 1 -am. Salesmen W anted 36>A Model Home F^imllure luxe garden type apartments READ ESTATE out; appliances, bulky furni to Box 162, W applng, Cfonn. eral benefits. todial work and to care tor at 1992 Manchester Rd., s|)OCe available at 30 loi- 8724. 010-3896. B. H. MAGOWAN JR . & Sons. Imorninga a ROOM HOUSEFUL available now. ('ail Paul BOARD OK DIRErrORS ture moved, removed; metal- TURRET LATHE: Set live animal department. No SALESMAN—Ground floor op Glastonbury. Fayetle Square Rent Includes Interior nnd exterior painting, MANCHESTER I N O W 'S W Dougan. Realtor. 649-45U TOWN OF FOUND Boogie, female, 1957 CHEVROLET, 2-door hard cardboard dnmis available. CALL TODAY for your free METRONICS INC. up and operate. previous experience neces portunities wait for one who 19 PIECES heat, Bir-conditloning, wall to paper hanging. - Thirty years PARKADE SCREENED ’ loam, procesned black, white and brown, ('.all top, 327 cubic Inch, 300 h. p., 044-2616. I Fashion Frocks catalog. Mary, I t h e t im e 1297 wall carpeting and drapertee. MAM'HESTER. experience, four generaUpij,). , 640 HlUlard St. HARDINGE (jHUCKEntS; sary but must like animals. has experience In all types griivel, gravel, »and, .stone-, WE HAVE tananta walUng (or _Dog W arden, 046*4858. Hurst slilftor, 2 mag wheels. -742-7662 or Ellen, 876-9673. iHoaMwIvee, Call 643-0949 betw een 9 a.m .- construction estimates. All Will subdivide Call K734J0'm , CONNEtTICliT— Free estimates, fully lAsured. MANCHESTER ^ Manchester, Oonn. Ista d e n t* , Set-up and operate. fill. George I H. Grtffing Inc Interior Designer wants reliable your apartment or houae. Call Must aoll, going Into service. 5 p.m., Tuesday-Saturday leads furnished, ahanoe for family or newlyweds to acce|A Paul W. Dougan Raaltor, 64A weekdays. PROPOSED ORDINANCE IJ)ST Passbook No. 25*011336 643-7361 REAL ESTATE sales person p a r t xT iTT;— m ------^ I HooaUgMm... I Andover 742-7886. Call 049-0444 anytlm o. Household Services A Division of PRODUCTION MILLERS: for interview. advancement. Draw against delivery of cxrmplete Model DIs- 4335. NoH< • I* hereby given that ;4, The C onneetleut Bank & Fabrics National Ine. wanted for Manchester office, wppkpnrtn lllils is the time tc^ FIVE - room suite of front Midn NAME YOUR own price. Paint Set-up and cqierate. commission. For full informa TREA T rugs right, they’ll be play of Quality FHjrnlture Jui.t the 'Ibsird of Dlrei'toi*, Toem Trust Co. Application made 1067 OLD3MOB1LE Cutlas Offered 13-A Will train qualified person for ^ .v ~ n Servl1:p'’^ n I come In and Ht Tpn . PART-TIME desk clerk, able to Ineed around the' Help Wanted— pc. (fonvertlble living Room. rounui, ull wall to wall car|>el' nlcliutl Building. 41 Center 2, The ConniK:tlcul Hank & trol, Ultra High Voltage Tran ed and removed. Alao odd Jobs. All Benefits and heating man, excellent 644-8962 9564. house. We have TOBACXIO cloth for sale, suit 6 pc. bedroom, 6 pc. Dinette Ing, stove, screened Jsircli. Blreet. Manchester, Connecti Tnml Co. Application made sistor - Ignition System, Safety salary, working conditions and Male or Female 37 work. No delivering no collect- j^^ger and develop m onthly ______some excellent po- An Equal Opportunity able for lawns, bushes, trees $10 d(hvn, you may purchase basement, enclosed rear yard cut. Tuesday. Heptsmber; -.S. ' for payment. Sentinel, Power Steering, stUons avaUahie — security. Blue CJross, CMS, REWEAVTNG of bums, moth- CONTRACTOR - Interior, ex* ng, iiuno inveaLmem.Investment, t'rererPrefer Qtntpmpninstatements. QainrvSalary K baaedo ^ on ' iltitm MEN \jirWANTED—part-timeaxTrT'trr-x------H—r~~~------eve- E m ployer YOUNG married men or wom and g rass. 873-6667, R oute 30, any room Jndividually. Im $2'28 monthly Iteferences He 1969. at s 00 p.m to consider Power Disc Brakes, Tilt Away all hours considered. major medical, imlforms and holes, zippers repaired. Win- torlor pointing, paper hanging, women who have use of a car , experience 289-1588 ^ nlnas for ianUmL*i en for (xiunter work at the Rockville. mediate delivery or tree curtly required Mr Frechette, NOTICK and act on the following Steering Wheel. Electric A pply to : dow shades made to measure, Hl‘-‘'ount on wMlptiper. Call - at least two evenings a week. _®’‘P ® « « " ® ® ' ______for JanUortal duUes. 646- outstanding profit sharing and Dairy Queen Brazier on Broad storage ^ HJ* Frechelle, Kealtor. 647 TOWN OK MANCHESTER The |«ir< hnse of real ee- Personals 3 Clock, Remote Control Outside » • P m *. B m dleae pension plans. Call 563-0138 for ALUMINUM sheets used as all size Venetian blinds. Keyr 846-3048. For personal Interview call SECRETARY----- —- - — must like people ■— - — » J 34* N orth Mmh, g t. EXPERIENCED mechanic St. Days, or weekends. CAP A (UP (.*harge Plans 9993 I’OSITION VACANCY tate known oa No S3 Cot- Rearview Mirror, AM-FM Ra - 646-0480. ------' wanted for general repair appointment. Excellent pay. Apply In person printing plates, .009 thick, 23x WANTED - Ride to Central made while you wait. Tape re- aD\VARD"XTRici--PalntrnV ______pleasant phone manner, excel- MEN WANTED — part-time I Hartford. Oonn, 38” , 28 cents each or 8 for $1. Also, our own IniSant ('redl( lage fitreei. Moncheeter, dio, Anti-Spin Rear Axle, Tint garage. FToflt sharing plan betw een 10 a.m . and 12 noon 36 HTKANT ST . reswns, JUNIOR ■ Conn. Slate College. Will share lent typing and shorthand. Sal- mornings, for Janitorial duties, CUSTODIAN - private school '643-2711. Plan ('onnectirut. by the Parking ed Windshield nnd Tinted Win Ma'n *^31 °M^622l” '*'^ exterior and Interior Paper PART-TIME waitress, good a ry com m ensurate w ith ablll- 646-4220. Mr. Davie, Bradieee available for qualified man. o r a fte r 6 p.m . first flfjor Heijt, lKJ< water, ga EMHNEEUING AIDE . expenses. Call 649-0619. dows, Ppwer Sent, Rear Win hanging. OlUngs. etc. Insured, working conditions, pleasant in Hartford. ■Telephone 242- I nige .$143 rncinthly C'all be WATER A SP:WER Authoniy (rf th# Town of ty. 289-1588. ____ ' See Mr. Sloan, Sloan Garage, DARK RicH stonefree loam, DISCOUNT FURNITURE Manchester, (or the sum of dow Defogger, Automatic TWO HANDYMEN want .surroundings. Hours can be ne- ____ BARTENDER wanted WetheraOeld R oute 83, Vernon. 2274. MALE OR female help wanted ' tw een 7 nnd 9 p rii . 643-6668 RIDE wanted to Pmtt & Whit part- five yards. $16 Sand, gravel, w a r eh o u se: DEPARTMENT 120.800 00 Trunk Release, Tachometer. variety of Jobs by day or hour. JOSEPH ...P gotlated. 647-1691. HOUSEWIVES! Good hours time, two, three or four nights I An Equal Op| __ for full-time and part-time ney, 1st -shift, South lot. Vi LEW IS' ('u.stoni stone, fill, manure, pool and NOW 2 BIO LOCATIONS ATTRACTIVE flV(»-room a p a rt -10 HOUR WORK WEEK R easonable. Call 0-13-8300, 6-13 while children are In school. P®f week. Apply Cavey’s, I tty Pwpfoim m /r. d r a f t s m e n Trainees, archi counter work. Apply In person, A copy of the proposed Ordl-'^ cinity Hilliard St*., Manchester. Fug Lights nnd Gauges. Bids Painting. Interior and „ex- PART-TIME clerical help want- 48 patio sand. Call 643-8004. 3560 Main St Hartford ment Adults, referenree, no J7,030,40 - |H,ll2.0() will be accepted Friday, Sa 8292 Apply at Burger Chef, 238 Hast Center St., Manchester. tectural sdructural. Progres REFRIGERATION Llggett’s Luncheonette, Man nance may be seen In (he Town 649-6515. terior. Paper hanging. Wall ed. F o r Interview call 646-4422 822-7248 peU. $138 649-3334 IJb erai fringe benefits In Molq St. o r call 649-8161. :~rr7Z------^------—____ sive firm seeking Individual In chester Parkade. WEIJ- Kept ciupets show the < Terk's offb-e during buelneea turday and Sunday—August 22, paper books on request. Fully (former FVIler Brush bldg.i rlu d s paid viscatlnn. sl(^k leave", RIDE WANTED from comer Mr. Maschlo, Pilgrim‘6*»*»* ifAtuo,Mills, ------— - ...... _____ MAINTENANCE mechanic niecnaiiic, terested In challenging posi MECHANIC- reMilts of regular Blue 1-ustre Isairs 23, 24 betw een 8 a.m . - 8 p.m . Inaurod Free estimates Chiil COOK WANTED, NIgt* work, 176 Iftne St Manchestei FYjUR-room apartment, first holidays, petulon plans; com Durant and West Mtildle T|)ke. B u ild in g - 434 Oakland St., Manchester. MATURE woman to do tipping knowledge of small engines tion tor projects through en spot cleaning. Rent electric Imlm] at Manchester. Con- Bidder who submitted the best 049-9658, If no answ er, 843-6362. _ ------Ini- local.— 1 print— 1_. shop,-w-_ off ------Hart- steam bolters. -Private! Bradlees no Sundays. Apply at Acadia 646 2332 floor, secwlty, adults prefer plete Insurance plan Em-, to vicinity East Cemetery, Contracting 14 gineering 'and pre-production Person must be experienced Mhampooer $1. P a u l's P a in t' A n«K‘tlru f. thls tMh day of ^u- offer will be notified Monday, R--\BYS1TTER — two days ford Rd. Top wages, 647-1423 DIVISION OF STOP 8 SHOP R estaurant. Call 649-0896, ’ (former Norman's Furr. red, no pels, 643-5356 pioyc*' credit union available Hoiu-s 7:30 - 4 p.m . (^ill after INSIDE—outside palntli:g Spe school In H artford. 242-2274. phases. If you seek a bright in ' tra c to r tra ile r gas. In Wallpaper Supply. W arehouse KUMt 1M9 August 25th. Car can be seen N. J I>iiFlnmme C arpenter weekly In my home, 8:30- for appointment. Gunver Prlnt- For application and Job de ■i 's'o, 640-4394. clal rate.s for people over, 66 future with a top company, ex diesel refrigeration unRs. »( comer of I'lne A Forem Bt.si 'niRKE R(XIM spartment. John I Oaf*£de Jr., at 6l Lyness St.. Mnnehrster, eoiitractor. Additions, lemodel- 3 p.m ., one child. Call 289-8800. ^ BILLIARD b ar bell aet 182>i scrt(>tiun apply to PERSONNEI. Conn. , . , t-TuiCall mmy y cimci'mpetltors, ipeiuora, mthen en call - ...... ______cellent fringe benefits, paid Position Is with large com Mon -F'ri 9-9. Sat 9-6 stove, rsfrtgsrator. . heat In- S ecretary vacation, apply to Mr. Ab- pany offering excellent FULI^TIME OR lb $60, McCulloch chain saw ■ eluded, third flocjr, $J0D m onth jfOFFICE. Municipal Building. iioerd of DItectore Automobiles For Sale 4 o f fit^e ’S t m m t e ? 87J-"m 2"’' K^ven. 649-7863 WANTED - Woman to live In SKCRETARY-Law offfoeTMT- $80. Model 47, excellent con 1968 VOLKSWAGKN~equlppi>d eatlt^tates: 878 1642. as compan on to retired gentle- as hours, weekly. Summers off. bruzese. Allied Building Sys- / wages and fringe benefits. SIDELINE STOVE and washing machine ly. 649-SlX 41 (ienler Street, Msmeheeter. Manchester, Conn wllli all ex tras, $1,600. 649- terns. 260 ToU and-Tpke., M an Please submit reisume to: dition; roULry antennae (com for sale Best offer Call after Ccxinectlcut (WHO NEED CAR? Oedlt very bad? HALLMARK Building . Com- teri^ v^rv d "« o.L man cooking I ght housework, Shorthand not required. State FIVERfXlM apartment, best lfl3!). If you ore in good health, are personable, chester, Oonn. 646-0124. P.O. Box 311, East Hart SALESMEN plete) $80. 648-2282 6pm. 643^2979 (Toeing date for filing U Mon Bankrupt, repossession? Hon pany^-for home Improvement, estimates. Call RlchaVd' Mar- TT' •qualifications^ Write Box “J" hot water, one child consider ford. (Jonn. day. September S. 19*9. est Douglas accepts lowest MG .MIDGET 1!H12. flbergla-ta additions, rec rooms, garages, 049.998.5 0 19 .4 111 a Manchester Herald. intelligent, can meet people easily and desire WE NEED full and part-time BEAirmnn^ oll painting of BABY'S (TUB, srooden high ed. ryj pel* Available Rejil down, smallest payments, any roofing, gutters. Free esti- ___! _ ' ' ------— — KNAPP SHOES, the rom- Venice, Italy. 38*39 ". $80 Mov chair, (JE refrigerator. very Read Ht*ralcl AcIh top. AM-KM radio. t'aH 840- a most interesting and varied position you are help to work at the cleanest plete line to sell. Direct U> Isrt Sseurtty deposit required where. Not small loan finance 7360. mates, all work guaranteed. NICK' Interior and exterior Ing, m ust sell. 6334M40 reasonable Call 878 4538 aervlce station In town. Com TIMEKEEPER production consumer, your friends, your $150 per m onth Ca'.l 5196667 company plan. Dougins Mo Call 046-2827. (lalntlng. Free estimates. Call missions awarded weekly. Ap clerk to maintain In-plant pay neighbors. Big oommlsatons. 40 Ql'ART milk cane, plain or HUGE lURCH ealr, antique*. tors, 346 M ain. «»» 643-1731. ply In person from 6 p.m. to F(>irKR(X)M. second fkjor' WES ROBBINS Oaxpentry re CLERK TYPIST roll and production record. frw equipment. Training, antique. Inquire 369 BldwrII St collectablrs. br-.c-a brae, spin Auto Accostbrios— W0MA\ 8 p.m. at the Hess Service Sta apsutment. lufrtgeralor; 1964 CHEVROLET Impala modeling epeclallet. Additions, Must have good figure apti bonus. (fontart . Anthony M a n c b ^ e r. ning «-heet. dishes, oak and ttovs, hot water. oduUs. ^juLdJdsmJtud.OU^ we are looking tor in our tion, 334 B road St., M anches 4-door hardtop. Power steer T ir o s 6 rec roomi, dormers, ' pordiae, tude. Apply to Allied Building Gionfriddo. 126 Ridge Rd . pine furniture fr»»m our Maine ter. TAG Bale -Sunday Aug 24th. $185 6451*77 after 6 pm Canter St. A Thompton Rd., Manchatter ing, standard - tnuuimtsslon, cabinets, formica, built - Ins. Root Finishing 24 KEYPUNCH OPERATOR Advertising Dept. 'System s. Inc., 260 Tollsnd Bristol, 882-2737 Cottage. Saturday and Sunday. five new tires. Good condition. 12 to 6 p m. Never used csst THREE R(X>M apartment FOUR ET Mag^, fita Chevrolet bathrooms, kitchens 649 344(1 DRIVERS for sch^l buses, Tpke., M anchester. 6464)124. 9-5. M I^arrabee St E ast H art $750. Call after 6 p.m., 640- FLOOR SANDING nnd reftntsh Iron bathtub, $23. Newly cover stove and refrigerator, heal, Luxury Living A$ You'd Daiign It 15" $126. Call 643-0675. Ing (specializing In older M anchester schools. 7 :30-8:43 Ext. 22. ford 6184. CK.MENT WORK No Job too FRIENDLY It* Cream next to ed rocker and ottoman. $30 first floor, no pets. $113 a Doors). Inside painting. Paper STENOGRAPHER a.m. 2:16-3:46 p.nx? Excellent One & Two-Bedroom Apartment* small, sidewalks preferred. TEACnERS and counselor! Caldor'k Is noa- hiring men and Beth TTtomas 5-day clock, month. Security depoelt re 1966 PLYMOUTH Fury II. 4- hanging. No Job too small ^ We desire someone who can drive a car, peut-Ume for 3rd shift workers, Call 742-9791. needed In private boy's school, women (or two to four hour decorated driftwood table, quirsd 54510*6 door sedan. V-8, autoniatle, T r o ilo r s — John Verfnllle, 643-9H2 retired persons. We train you. Free Heat and Hot Watar Save time, money and highway frustration workinjr type, (shorthand not 'necessary, but helpful), grades 7 through 12. Part-time shirts between 10 a m and 1 ptsno bench, pictures, glass, GARAGE SALE power steering, radio, Priced Mobil* Homos 6>A DORMERS, garages, porches, P rem iu m w age ecale, 643-2414. m suburban atmosphere in East Hartford. Our e.x- and full-Ume. Llve-ln per p m Apply In person. 1135 Tol- chins, tools, lamps, antlquro BOLTON C E-STER RI). TH R EE RCXlMS. best tvX wa to sell. 643-2880. rec rooms, rvxtni additions, pjutding comjxiny offers e.xcejlent wages, modem air run a simple adding machine, someone who is sonnel i salary plus room and etc 220 Beelzebub Rd . W ap ter. on ('enter SI near Main Rental Alto Includai 1967 SKYLINE Palm Springs kitchens, add-a-Ievels, roofing. CLEANING man larsd T^ke . Manchester Bonds— Stocks— board. Call 1-908-5146 betw een plng. _____ ROUTE »5 St $135 m onthly 6494743. 64* MGB 1964, new paint Job, low 2-bedrra, pa THE FULLER BRUSH CO. tk in. Oeoudooal osTrUmr. Salary naa-Baaas part-time The Hartford Acad B ride's Sport Spot. *38 (.'enter' Ample imrkmg, individual luMement storage, master j)les. Choice location with Como in soon. Ask tor Mr, Ooane or Mr. etc tios, roofing. Call Leon Olee- Driven Uetame aad. fordUft emy of Hairdreaabqr. 235-54*1 St . Manchester WE HAVE eustooMira waiting r\' antenna. Cofivement to transportation, shopping, CHEVROLET 1960 Bel Air many extras. Must be seen to sNTiskl. Builder 649-4291 Business Opportunity 28 Simpson. for the reeiaJ of your apart sedan, 6 cylinder, $50 or rea appreciate. it. H. As.soclated experteaee belpfiiL Apply -K'hool.4 end chun'hesi. ' ■ _ ' 88 Long Hill StreeL / «fiiy 12' S E A B A O O /b OAT. -12 h p . poent o r hom e J O Real Ee- sonable offer. 644-0648. B_ rokers, 840-9925. NEWTON H SMITH A SONV, TAVERN Alolng business, a motor. I9W trailer. $273 Call ROCK MAPLE dining room taU AsWMUIas. lac . MA3I39 Rental agent on/prenuaex 1-7 p!m, AUo ahuwn by Z. 1961 VOLKSWAGEN, rebuilt _ Remodeling, repairing, addi- money maker for the right Manchester Evening Herald W. T . m W T 6455447 table and 4 chair*. poU and apjiointment Itnfhquarler mile east of Exit 92, Wilbur East Hartford, Conn. I O N A M F G . UXHaNG (or aAythtng m real tlons, rec room s, garoget, m an. Asking only $8,000. Con- -M pans M ake offer 64A3437 Crtias Parkway, Route 15 and 1-84. engine, excellent condition. FARRADB eeUte fa ils — apsmmsata Asking $575. Call 646-0070. R < x!I z I H o t * n l z 1 A sia porches and roofing. No Job taCt Mr Frechette. H M Fre- EBQEVT 8T. 14 ALUMIN''M Oestltner, 40 liti 4llU /%U8. too Q^ij chette. Realtor*. 647-9993. .An Equal Opportunity Employer 13 BISSELL ST. MANCHESTER h p Johnson, electric sUrtrr. 30" electric avocado Move. 7- homea. multiple dwelhngs, ao MANCHESTER A m Egaal W ILL CARE for sm all edifld In TELEPHONE 646-2623 my home days or rvenings traller ex tras Very good ersv' month* old Excellent condl-. (eee ChU J D R eal EetaXe Call tok-rrst dttlon 1450 643-t«e4 tion. $100 CoU 74$-*441 Asaoctataa. lac . 963-9139
I.. PAGE FOTTRTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1969 \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1969 PAGE FIFTEEN Houses For Sale 72 Houses For M 72 b u t o f Town O u t o f Town O u t o f Town Out of Tovfn For Sale 75 Fo r Sole 75 ■Wondei*s of the Universe- MANCHESTER — Two-story MANCHESTER • —Just listed, ------~j,. -----Fo r------S a le 75 - - For______Sole n CLASSIFIED home, two baths, 4-5 bedrooms, BERRY’S WORLD immaculate 3 or 4 -b e< ^ m VERNON — Four - biMirbo^' NORTH Coventry — 6% room VERNON — 514 percent assum V itoUSE Cane. rer» mom v.»i!fh wallr^itt ^ . . . . _ . _ . able mortgage on this Immacu — 6-room custom central location. Newer fur Cape, rec room v.-lth walk-out colonial plus family room, Ranch, $127 pays all. Assum built Cape with II4 baths, full late Split Level. $160.99 month- Russian Had Part nace. Lot of house for $20,500. b^ement, treed^d fenced lot fireplace, formal able VA mortgage. Hurrj' this dormer, one-car garage, love HUNTING? ADVERTISING Hayes Agency, 646-0131. R e ^ 3 v room, kitchen, with won’t laat. Pasek Realtors, 289- ly pays all. Wall to wall car- ly wooded lot situated In the J f *>uUt-lns, garage. oAly $31,900. 7475, 649-5827, 742-8213. , peUng, three or four bedrooms, hills of Tolland. T. J. Crockett, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS NEW USTING —7-room C a^ family room, aluminum storms Realtor. 876-6279. In Lunar Conquest with full shed dormer, large Estate Associates’ 648-£T79. “ Realtors, 647- VERNON — Redecorated 7- and screens. Over 14 acre 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. 9993. man—a succesaor to the fath living room with fireplace, for room Split level, 90x200 lot. treed lot. City water. Call Im a m s t o n l a k e — 4 room, By DR. I. M. UCVm. er of Russian astronautics, Kon mal dining room, recreation Lots For Solo 73 ^*^R 'TTIE discriminating buy- Ideal for in-law situation. Sub mediately. Mr. Lombardo, Bel- artesian well, 6 lots, cellar, DDUECrOR stantin E. ’Tsktlkovoky—propos COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. room, baths, enclosed rear ______** er, we have Just listed a cen stantial cash or owner assist flore Agency, 647-1413. beach privileges. Total price The FeU Flanetarlnm ed the use of osone as a high- porch, on treed lot, $29,900. -4IGHLAND Park Area — Large ter chimney, authentic Co— ed financing. Will cMsaujiiQasinime $9,000. terms. Amston Lake Co. 4 :S0 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION of The Franklin Instttnte powered oxktiier. Also, K Is Phllbrick Agency, ReaKors, lot, could be divided into two lonlal Cape nestled In the hills present 5% per cent mortgage, ANDOVEJR LAKE — Cute doU- 537-2647. Deadline for .Saturday and Monday is 4 :S0 p.m. Frida.^ %t|H With toe safe return of our believed, he conceived the Idea 646-4200. building lots. City utilittes. $10,- of Glastonbury In a pic- $164.61 monthly. Bel Air Real like, year ’round, 4-room BOLTON Lake — Waterfront of atmospheric braking. OOp. Ask for Mr. Phllbrick, turesque setting in a prestige Estate, Vincent A. l^gglnl. Ranch within walking distance lunar astronauts, the United YOUR COOPERATION WDJL California style home, 3 bed U Kondratyuk was a mechan MANCHESTER —Custom 8- Philbitick Agency, Realtors, neighborhood. For appoint Realtor. 643-9332. to Coventry Lake. Immediate States has carved a permanent BE APPRECIATED occupancy. Asking wily $10,. rooms, large encloaed porch ic, he was a brilUant one, for he DIAL £43-2711 room Split, 2 baths, 2-car ga 646-4200. ment call Phllbrick Agency, niche In history. But any his rage, buiU-ln kitchen. Beauti 646-4200. SOUTH WINDSOR — 5 room 6(». For appointment call F. M. with sundeck overlooking lake. evolved toe theory of lunar ful near acre wooded lot with VERNON— 2,000’ frontage on Ranch. Paneled and heat Goal, Agency, 643-2682. Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, torical accoont of the success of satrtlltea and dwelt on the en- 646-4200. . A polhrir sfMuld include toe In rk-hment of scientific knowledge Continiied From Preceding Page privacy and brook. Hayes 1-84.* Total avrvoi 22A* acres inuremore or ed rec room, 2-car garage. Ex- VERNON — ’Three-bedroom credible number of tiny pieces with its corresponding Impai-t Agency, 646-0131. less, newer Contemporary celleht area. $23,900. Hayes OPFXI MOT ISF Ranch. Wall to wall carpeting Must sell. ’Three- which were dovetailed to make on technology. He also advx>- Business Property home plus 2-car garage with i- Agency, 646-0181. bedroom Ranch, modem kltdi- Houseis For Sale 72 LIBERTY ST., 6-blg, rooms, throughout, garage. Nicely this supreme adventure possi cated toe use of metnls os pro three-room apartment situated en with buUt-lns, 2 full baths, A iunked automobile far right, is loaded onto the conveyor belt of a giant For Sole 70 new furnace, garage, well on land. Unlimited commercial SUNDAY— 2-5 P.M. COVENTRY LAKE — 3 iwom landscaped lot. Convenient lo ble. pellants and at one point Indi NEW LISTING — Clean 6-room 34 cottage overlooking lake. In cation. Hurry at $23,900. Call fireplace, first floor family auto eater at a Los Angeles metal processing fii’m where in a few seconds it cated that toe metal ports of BUSINESS zone — Stone build kept yard in center of every-^/ possibilities. Owner will hold One vital clue to this succesa- sulated paneled interior, needs room or fourth bedroom, spent roclceta could be used as ing consisting of four unit Cape, fireplace in living room, thing, near hospital, $20,000 mortgage. Jacqueline - Rob SPRINGDALE AVE., Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649- emerges as metal shavings ready for a steel furnace. The machine, costing $2 ful landing waa provided by a enclosed porch, city utilities, well and septic tank, $3,600. partially fini^ed recreation fueir apartments. Three house trail Kenneth Ostrlnsky, Realtor erts Agency, 649-3339. 4635. million and standing three stories tall gobbles up 1,000 cars daily. Uttle-known Russian, Yurt V. 643-1333. COVENTRY Meyer Agency, Realtor. 643- room with walk-out basement, During toe 'early planning er parking lots. Excellent in $23,000. Phllbrick Agency Real Kondratyuk, who may have tors, 646-4200. ANDOVER — WELL treed 0609. EAST Hartford — $18,200. Five- well landscaped % acre lot. .Htages (or toe Apollo program. come. Phllbrick Agency, Real New Raised Ranch. Built- . been only a mechanic and not RANCH Beautifully decorated, lot, with artesian well, on resi room Ranch, baseboard heat, Owners anxious. $24,900. Phll Giant Auto Eaters Leave Kondratyuk’s LOR le*'hnlque tors, 646-4200. MANCHESTER —New listing. Ins, 1% baths, acre treed COVENTRY — Small year even an engineer. It was hla DON'T mint condition, 7 rooms ail dential street near school and basement, trees, near bus. As brick Agency, Realtors. 646- School Fire was remembered, but It needed lot. Assumable 7% mort ’round five-room home. Fire concept of the lunar orbital Investment property, 3-famlly, on one floor, wall to wall car- lake. Approximately one acre. sume 6% percent, $133. month 4200. a vigorous, fonxrful, conrtnctng gage. Only $26,500. place, oil heat, artesian well, rendezvous (LOR) technique, aluminum siding, fenced In petlng, almost new, stays, mod Call 649-8641 or 649-0422. ly. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, Valuable Table Scraps proponent. ’This spokesman ap Investment Property spacious lot. Lake privileges. BOLTON — New on market. In Bridgeport proposed in 1916, which was yard, dentral location, excel em kitchen, formal dining Directions: Route 31, across 6496324. peared In toe form of a per- For Sale 70-A VERNON Reduced to $13,900. Szeluga 514-room Ranch with complete used to achieve the manned lu lent condition. Must bo seen room, 2 fireplaces, large the Street from Town Hall. By JO fO l BBJSWER tors, windows, transmissions. i-eptlve young engineer, John tV DO IT ly finished basement, big wood nar landing. to be appreciated. H. M. screened porch, baths, 3 Realty, 742-8530, 742-8474, 429- NOR’TH Coventry —New Rais A uodated Prsm Writer They are bought for about $16. MANCHESTER — Modem 8 ACRES OF PRIVACY Watch for signs. ed lot 150x300’, fine residential Called Arson To understand Kondratyuk’s lloubolt. Not cllre»-Uy consulted frcchette. Realtors, 647-9993. bedrooms, garage. $32,900. (& l»tf by NEA, Ik . 7778. ed Ranch. Garages, 114 baths, LOS ANGELES |AP) — No A crone grabs them off Main St. building including 20 minutes from Haitlbrd. neighborhood. Immediate oc In this study. HouboU nevwthe- Phllbrick Agency Realtors, formal dining room. Acre not all old cars are flattened scrap heap with a sound ui,* concept,^e should examine five losH tnvohxd himself and de two stores and warehouse. Ex MANCHESTER Build your dream home HEBRON Rd., Bolton. BeeuU- cupancy, T.J. Crockett, Real BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (AP) — of the proposed lunar-Iondtng 646-4200. treed lot. Many extras. Assum Into scrap'pancakes. Some are breaking orange crates, and tailed the plans (or the lunar cellent Income producer. Rea "Wouldn't H bo nice if 'panty raids' came back?" nestled In virgin woodland. PASEK fully landscaped 'custom built tor, 643-1577. A fire that wrecked most of an convewr techniques, all of which were able mortgage. Pasek Real chewed up In 90 seconds by giant swings them onto a orbttsj rendeavous over vlgoi^ sonable. Call for details. Hayes LIVE INEXPENSIVELY YOU'LL THINK you’re on vaca Outstanding buy at $13,500. REALTORS-MLS Gape.. Three bedrooms, large old elementary school during under consideration up isitil YOURSELF tors, MLS, 289-7475, 649-5827, ANDOVER— Must sell— Three machines that turn them Into belt. oils objei-tlona by lAheni ~ Agency, 646-0131. Please call 649-5306 or 875- kitchen, paneled living room almost 10 years ago. Aluminum sided ' two fam tion wheifyou own this 6 room 289-7475 , 649-5827 742-8243. bedroom Ranch. ’Two - car ^® ^as deliberately set, shavings and chunks for repro- ’They are drawn Into the ma- 6611. with stone flbeplace, large foy TTie first and the most obvloiw more mature and higlier In the ily, centrally located. Each Ranch. Maintenance free garage, equipped greenhouse Assistant Fire Chief Albert ceseing Into steel. chine’s gaping maW and ripped aluminum siding, great big Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 COMPUTERIZED er, walk-out basement with CXJVENTRY — Beautiful small mkhod was to assemble a gtim t ^ASA hWaxinhy. Land For Sale 71 apartment has four rooms with office. Acre lot. Only $24,- Schwartz said today. The. machines, which stand apart with a roar by rotating woe BO per family room, 2-car garage, 2 CUSTOMER SERVICES second fireplace, aluminum farm, over 8 acies, 5-room rocket booster on earth and fire A|>parrnlly. he and bath. Big lot, trees. MANCHESTER —Oversized 8- VERNON — 5-room Ranch, at atxiut three stories high and hammers and cutting tools, suasive that the mature mlmls NORTH C’OVEJITRY baths, tree shaded yard. storms, porch. Asking $24,900. home plus 2 rooms roughed-ifi ”®'®" The blaze apparently broke out M to achieve escape velocHy. City utilities. Two blocks tached garage, paneled kitch cost $2 million apiece, dispose of ’The body comes out In three $28,000, Keith Agency, room C^pe. Four bedrooms, B______&. W ^ ^ Rowe & Rowe Realty, 876-8167. floor, heat and insulation up M d ^ i . fourth floor of the Lin After a lengthy trip to the moon, listened to him. Tliey followed THREE WOODED ACRES from busline. Additional flrepltice, all bullt-lns, family ^ ...... V en, bullt-ihs, wall to wall car- ______the auto bodies at the rate of plies: him toroiigli a malhemiOlral business building. All for 649-1922. CENTRAL LOCATION stairs, modern bath, beautiful BOLTON Center—Large 4-bed' coln School in Bridgeport’s East the upper otage wouM decele Delightful area, 300 foot room,room . wa11c.oiitwalk-out patio. oAfir. ExcellentyevAoiiAni BARROWS and WALLACE Co. petlng. Low 20’s. Principals on- COLUMBIA LAKE 4%-room 1.000 a R te»-h- R-40. You ram .strait this psir- COMPUTERIZED baths, formal dining room, cy, Realtors, 646-4200.’ I b&tha Ehccellent condition HEBRON — near Gay XHty, poom Ranch, beautifully land other buildlngs..in good shapie, been watching the bV^rrals'^d °*®“ ****’ ®®“ ^ -V aluable metals such as ostronaUts woifld oUmb baok •'6" bm-oine renJlty. cel for $5,500 . Please call CUSTOMER SERVICES modern kitchen, living room PRIVACY — $25,900, Immacu Immediate occupancy, T. J. haa the "Hanitner Mill.” The magnesium, sine, copper, alu- throughout Many features beaullful 1% acre corner lot. scaped . acre treed lot with ^pond site, 65 peach trees plus a cheer when toe roof collapsed. Into an esc-ape stage with « heat HouboU slan pointed oul two 649-6306 for all the details. with fireplace, full shed dorm such\ as an oversized lot, late Raised Ranch. Country Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. “ Prollser" belongs, to Hugo minion. Stone walls. Minutes from brook, wall to wall carpeting, many other trees. Over $8,000. Claeses had been scheduled to shtrtd to return to the earth. vital modlflrntlons of toe Kon COMPUTERIZED er, basement completely alumihum siding, two-car kitchen, two fireplaces, recre Neu-Proler Oo. o f Terminal Is- —Impurities, of which 96 to SO B - i S f - W Manchester. Ready to build. aluminum storms, basement • NOTICE,..,,., VERNON —Immaculate 8-room begin In two weeks. However, there were many dratyuk Idea: (II toe entire lu- CUSTOMER SERVICES finished off with heat, breeze garage,\new gas heating ation room, garage, patio, Income on produce per year. land and Laiirla Brothers uses per cent is dirt, $4,800. J. G. Posstun, 643-9859. rec room with bar, school bus 4-bedroom Colonial, 4 years It was just disclosed on Wed missing Unks In this propaeut. " ‘i*’ craft did not have to de- BARROWS imd WALI-^ACE Co. way, 2-car garage, new alumi unit, big .roomy basement, huge treed lot. Hutchins Agen- TOWN OF COVENTRY Price $33,500. Call F. M. Gaal the ’ ’Fragmentlxer” In Vernon. The separation Is done by a etc Only $29,900. Move in route, privacy, many PAW young, 3-zone heat, dishwash nesday that the ceilings In toe The principal one was the lock ecend to the surface part of It Manchester Parkade num siding, $27,500. Phllbrick cy^ Realtors, 049-5324. COVENTRY — Building lot, in ZONING BOARD Agency, 643-2682. "The scrap market Is very complicate setup of sifters, a btg"enough bo^e T i t ‘‘"iild remain In lunar orbit B & W Manchester 649-5306 tomorrow. J. Crockett. workers as neighbors. Assum er, family room, fireplace, ga- building were going to be re Agency Realtors, 646-4200. excellent neighborhood with OF APPEALS speculative, like the stock mar- magnets and chemicals, booker hud to have where It would new! only about BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Realtor, 643-187?. MANCHESTER — New on able mortgage. Call owner af GLAS’TONBURY — 3-bedroom rage, close to Manchester-Ver- paired before school opened, artesian well and septic sys There will be a Public Hear- ket,” explained Douglas M. Schaplro says there’s almost „ ^ j,ooo feet i*er second of velocity Manchester Parkade HIGHWOOD Drive, better than market, 6-room Cape on beau ter 4 p.m. 643-0565. Raised Ranch offers gracious non line, near Parkway. Ask- Tlie fire was spotted shortly MANCHESTER — Two - story tem. Will conslde^p financing. ______Ing Wednesday, September 3rd Schaplro, office manager o i no market now for baled scrap piounda to launch about ■‘“ ''t It toward the earth; Manche.stcr 649-6306 new, 7-room Colonial with ev tifully treed lot, central loca gallery foyer, living room with ing $32,900. CoUl & Wagner, after 11 p.m.- and toe flames home, .six rooms, l ‘/4,!batha, - _ $4„000. Call F. M. Goal Agen- VERNON erything, over 2500 sq. ft. of tion, near school, bus, shop - Neat u-xuviii6-room P-” — ^- ^— — ------Board Room marble fireplace, formal din 875-3396, 643-9088. shooting high Into the air at Clean Steel. the old method of dropping cars jgo ooo pounds to the moon <8 * Ihc entire lunar lander did large kitchen, screened-ln MANCHESTER Green area cy, 643-2682. Ranch with formal . din- the Town Building to take up “ Prices are up one day, down Into a hydrauUc press, squees- jn u s was the now-forgottoi m>t have to return to lunar or graceful living area. Prime lo porch, garage, large shrub ping, fireplace, Jalousied ______ing room, teautifully appoint- tracted a large crowd. ' cation, top quality and unique an older colonial, one o f tbe Ing room, 3 bedrooms, fire- the following appeal. Firemen were still at the another. But the big machines Ing them Into blocks toe slie rtf "Nova” concept forgoUen os bit only that portion containing Houses For Sa!e 72 bery bordered lot. Central lo porch, garage. Bel Air Real AMSTON LAKE — ed kitchen, paneled fireplace TOLLAND-Truly gorgeous 514- choice family type of homes. P, . acres, place, basement garage. A Donald Dziekem, Route 44A room scene after daybreak today. with their tremendous output al- steamer tnmks and feeding the far as the United States Is con- the men and surface samples floor plan makes this an out cation. Owner, 649-5077. No Estate, Vincent A. Bogglnl famlly room. 2% baths, 2-car ‘"^maculate In- Three down, three up, two full • AAAA • ---- terrific tciriiic valuevtuue h at i. $21,600. Call appealing ifrom i u i u theu i udetermlna e t e r m u m ' terior, stove, fireplace, bullt- low us to ride over the slumps.” blocks Into steel furnaces. TWO-FAMILY house, 4-4^ standing offering. Hayes Agen agen'ts. Realtor, 643-9332. possession. Price «3 garage. Quality built by Van No Injuries were reported. cemed that is, for the Sovlebt had to b e ' returned. With these b^ths,. carpeting.-----o ...... Attic,- full ______Hrtwm R 1 K /I WOw, $160 Doris Smith, Jarvia Realty Co. tlon of the Zoning Agent not to lns, garage, beautifully land Richard Neu, 'vice president ’’The baled stuff contains too large rooms, newly decorated, cy 646-0131, evenings Mr. Hun Dyne loaded with extras. By may be building a booster of *W'o steps the Saturn 8, which scaped lot away from traffic. of Neu-Proler, says the compa- many impurities such as glass, new .stoves and refrigerators. dier, 619-7613. MANCHESTER well planned basement, gas heat. Two car SEVEN-ROOM Colonial, 2% til- A ^ t ’on I^ke V *tealtors, 643-1121. allow an addition since the appointment tmly. $41,700. Jac- oboiK 11 mtUlon ]X>unda thrurt was at best a marginal booatar Immediate occui>ancy. Asking nles ’’Have their own markets, dlrl, and rubber,” he says. ERRORS $37,000. Call 649-0134 between 7'/i-room Cape, In town’s finest garage. Fine residential neigh- ed baths, large family room, 2 __ . _____ '____ wAPT>rNr>------n---- xirTl------T~ setback Is 86 feet. Where- quehne-Roberts Agency, 646- which coUM take a group of fnr this (ask. ..wiu callable of borhopd. Owner transferred, fireplaces, plastered walls, AftTENtTON Builders — 16 B^utlful six- ^ regulations called for 100 $23,900. (3oUi & Wagner, 875- Funds Sought We don’t really compete with About 750 to 1,000 pounds of 4-7 p.m. location, 4 large bedrooms, 3339. autronauts directly to the lunar landing mm on the moon, garages, flreplaced living Priced to sell at $31,900. Possl- full insulation, porch, city ulll- buUdlng lots. Call 289-4661 or Excellent wn- Location o f property: 3396 , 643-9088. For North Irish each other except perhaps to scrap Is produced dally at each surface and return them to Wlirrr wntild we be without IMPRESSIVE 14-ROOM room, paneled den, formal dindin- ossufne $16,700 5-y. per- Hies, bullt-lns, extra large 2- 876-9163. vo h ®°“ ‘ h side of Route 44A—4th GLAS’TONBURY — 3-bedroom get cars.” of the companies. earth. IncldenCally, this methisl this bold npproachT TTie answer BOLTON — Custom built nine- The autos, which are deliv- ” R haniiles well and melts PREFERRED Ing room, equipped kitchen. mortgage on this one. T. car garage, near school, treed ------house from Brewster Street In- Raised Ranch includes large room Raised Ranch. Three or NEW YORK (AP) — Bernad has toe hlgheet degree of re- I* a|M'ruIstlve. but I believe that MANOR HOME sltuated on tree^studded lot. <^'''<>ckett. Realtor, 643-1577. lot. excellent location. Charles EXCELLENT two parcel acqui- ^ tersectlon. This denial was ered to them by train, have rapidly,” says a Luria oxecu- PORTER ST. living room with cathedral four bedrooms, large living ette Devlin, fresh from the bar- liability for Ms uses a minimum without the IX)R approach we Realistically priced $49,600. ------—, - celling, massive marble fire- ricadee of embattled Londonder been plucked of tires, seals, mo- live. ” U’s very pure steel.” number of maneuvera. could not have had a landing Main housi- - 4 bedrrns, In dining room. Lot about one „ ® . J room with cathedral celling Six-room king-sized flolon- Call Warren E Howland Real- MANCHESTER Beautiful , ______“ y. »ve and five, a 80x300 plac6„c2'14 -oaiTieted baths, for ry, got a warm response from A second approach was tor until (he mid'1970a. by which two baths, simken living tor 643-1108 ’ Ranch consisting of kitchen, IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — '“ t. a single family six-room, acre. All this for $26,900. Mlt- Hardship is claimed on tWs ap- with full-wall fireplace, family ioJx.-Beautifully nmlntalned mal dining room, 2-car garage, New. Yorkers concerned about earth orbital rendesvoua (BOR) time we again would ronie In room (Blue stone fireplace I dining room, living room and New 7-room Raised Randi, 2% excellent condition older Colon- *®"------Realty,1— .. ■ ------Realtors,. — 643-6930.------***... . ji interested° growing family. style kitchen, with buUt-lns and by bflglt«ii--ownor. Thria- All Interested persons are In- prestige area. $43,900. Jac- toe lighting in Northern Ireland. Rice Completes technique In wtucli paykmda of second In a two-country race formid dining nxim, all elec RANCH — 6V4 rooms, first three bedrooms plus large baths, 2 fireplaces, laundry *al, also on an 80x300’ lot. Total tot f amti----- » ------* glass sliding door, large fin ^ Tdim uiem: -.liM ^ bedrooms, l i/j ilie baths, quellne-Roberts Agency, 646- Mayor John V. Lindsay wel various types would be orbited which Is to say last tric kitchen, 30’ paneieil floor, plus finished rec room heated recreation room. One room, bullt-lns, plastered ,160’ frontage on West Middle ished rec rcom with huge stone 1 «i 11. .111. flrcplaeed front to back liv t o e room. bullt-lns. p l a s S ieo’ frontage on West Middle er moving oift of state. Only Signed: 3339. comed her at city hall Fttday as Vietnam Duty and then oawemblod In earth Today this country has family rm 1N-I»AW L - In basement, sunken formal car garage. This one you have walls, 2-car garage, -city 'utlil- Tpke. 300’ deep. Ideal location fireplace, three full baths, ing room, formal dining $21,200 for 5%-room Ranch,, Grant E. Toothaker Sr., she began a tour of U.8 . cities to orbit. acknpwledgfxl Its debt to Ifciu- tlirce biHlrooms, Isith, 28’ dining robm with beamed cell to see. Full price $23,500. Mlt- ties, near school, 30-day occu- for professional building. Jac- separate tiled laundry room, Cpl. William P. Rice Jr., son room, eat-in kitchen, 25’ basement garage, storms and Chairman ■VERNON —3-bedroom Raised raise money for persons Injured The ossemblrd mooncraft bolt and righthilly m nslden paneled rei'. rcx>m with bar, flreplaced living room, dln- ing, and mediterranean decor, ten Realty, Realtors, 643-6980. pancy. Built by Anaaldl. quellne-Roberte Agency, 646- two-car garage. Many extra of Mr. and Mrs. William 1’. large lot. T. J. Crockett, Real David Roach, Ranch with spacious living features. $42,500. U 4 R Realty and dlaplaced by toe violence could then take off directly to him the father of (he UIR tech 2-car garage. Call Suzanne ,,in g room, (snresmod ptitlo 2 full baths, one off master Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. 3339. room and dln'ng room, sliding Rice of 190 C5ie«tnut SI., bos land on the moon. Alter a stay, ntque. However, over In the MANGHES’TEH— Quaint Cape, ------tor, 875-6279. Secretary Co., Inc., 643-2692 R. D. Mur- that has set Catholic against RAGWEED Shorts, 646-3233. J: Watson adjaiibnt) paneled flreplaced bedroom, screened porch, $25,- glass doors, 2 baths, exquisite just returned home from Viet a j^ u r n s t^ e wcmkl <-*rry ^ winga, perhaps looking over his good condition, 2 or 3 bed- SCOTTISH Castle — ten rooms, COVENTRY Lake building lot, dock. Realtor, Protestant with British troops i ' A Beach & Co., Realtors. J<‘n, Hou.s« Braiutlful kitch 9(X). Phllbrick Agency Real country sized kitchen, 2-car ga nam, where he served with the astronauts back to the earth. rooms, fireplace, nicely landJ on 46 acres of land, painstak- on Route 31. Lake privileges. -J ------between. POLLEN 1A 1 ^ . lathe figure of a Rus- en. Parkllko woixled set tors, 646-4200, rage, on oversized lot, con ■We need $1 million and we’ll Marine Division near Quang This was the proposal which scaped lot, garage. Priced for Ingly restored 17th century Only $3,600. For appointment alan whose perceptive nilml ting In excellent residential LEGAL NOTICE get U,” sold MIsb DevUn, at 22 will resume his rtu*llra Dr. Wernher von Broun origin MANCHESTER, In a central former Grist mill. Waterwheel call F. M. Goal Agency, 643- venient location. A beauty for Wanted— Real Estate 77 COUNT 1 ’ concelveil Ihe l/)R technique, MANCHESTER 8-rooni Cape area. Ideal for large ai41vo quick sale. $24,900. Call Paul Notice Is hereby given of the certification of party-endoirsed the youngest member of the “ master’s degree in blo- ally accepted lUid his space area' with bus practically at that generates your own elec- 2682. $29,9(X>. Jacqueline - Roberts 8* years ago. as the way to con completely remmlelixl features family, in-laws or office and W. Dougon, Realtor, 649-4535. ----- , — ------candidates of the Republican Party for nomination to the team at Huntsville, Ala., Ihe door. Neat four' room house Agency. 646-3339. PRTVATE party desires *’“ *“*• British Parliament. '"eV CteinecUcut quer toe moon front-to-back living room, home. Call today to Inspect trlclty, plcture.sque waterfall, ------Munldpeil Offices specified below to be filled at the Municipal ' Ing lot In South Wlndsor-Man- "New Yorkers traditionaUy State Ckjllege, New Britain. vlgoroualy pursued tots project. one of the finest conatmeted completely renovated. New NEW Listing -Large six-room with water rights. For further ® f®*" sale election to be held on November 4, 1969 In (,he Town o f Coventry, paneled family i-oom, fruit- CXJVENTRY —10-room older Chester area. Cash. 648-0763. care about mlnoriUes.”mlnoriUes, Undsay “ graduate of Man- Another vrrsioci of the BOR and designed (low main heating system, tiled bath, Cape. Breezeway, oversized information call Phllbrick Manchester on bus line. -A list of the persons so endorsed as candidates is on file in my wood kitchen loaded with Colonial, 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, told her. ’’New York City Is a technique would launch a moon- tenance in mind), large, modern kitchen (stove and re garage. Outside sim deck, new Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Will obtain variance prior to being the office of the Town Clerk, Town Office Building, SELLING YOUR HOME? For Pi‘€*k S<*rvir«*H extras, 4 bedrooms, 2 batlui, your purchase. (3all 649-0500 R®“ ^ 31, Coventry, and copies thereof are available for public fireplace, full basement, 2-car city of minorities. We wish you flr.U valedictorian of Manches craft am] a tanker to orbit the liomes wo have the pleasure frigerator stay), hasement. heating system. Nice treed lot. prompt courteous service that, ter Community College luid the earth. After rendesvous (he one-cur garage, patio, .situated ______■ distribution: grarage. Excellent frontage on luck.” to offer at far below re Combination windows. Selling Very clean. H. M. Frechette. Leave name and phone. gets results. Call Louis Dlmock 90 SjwcieH May tanker would supply toe propel- S for Monday on 150x200' lot. $29,500. Jac- CANDIDATE OFFICE TERM School St. Property also in Mias Devlin arrived in New first student at the college to <*1 placement costs, Suzanne for $16,900. T.J. Crockett, Real Realtors, 647-9903. Realty. 649-9823. queilne-Robert.s Agency, 646- COVENTRY* - Building lot Jessie JS**,® A. Brainard Town Council 11/6/69-11/3/71 cludes church building in ex York Thursday after being tnuufer two years of credits Ijints for the mexmeroft which Shorts, 646-3233. Exclusive tor, 643-1577. FIRST OFFERING Town Coimcll Give Up Buttle tvMild Uten leave for the moon. MIDIkl,K HADDAM. I Vkui .3339. with lake prlrileges. 7 minutes F. 11/5/69-11/3/71 cellent repair. Total 7 acres. JUX CASH for your property smuggled out of Londonderry. to a four-year college. He grad- C M CE J. Watson Bramh A Oo., MANCHESTER — Large ten Town Council 11/6/69-11/3/71 The availability of the Saturn lAI’i Huymiskil N I'm k, fcaual- $19,900 RANCH. Five rooms, EXCITING from ^ater, $600. Call F. M. Bnfce A. -Wilson Offering unlimited possi •within 24 hours. Avoid red tape HeV tour will ...... take her to...... Bos- uated In 1967 from Eiirtem For Survival FOUR-bedroom Ranch, garage, Realtors. room home. 1'4 baths, oil hot Town Coimcil 11/5/69-11/3/71 5 booster made this an scespt- er and dlrvc-tor of toe CcmncM ti- three bedrooms, new kitchen Gaal Agency, 643-2682. G. Richard M aster bilities. $55,000. Jacqueline- Instant service. Hayes Agency ton, Philadelphia. Chicago, De- ConnecUcut Stale (tollege, large lot, full cellar. Can you water heat, 2-car garage, 214 Board of Elducation 11/5/69-11/7/73 able scheme, (or Uia payload I 111 AertMuttiUf.-il HUtorii al Ho- cabinets. ISeaultfully landscap CONTEMPORARY Arthxir Toumas Board of Ekluoatlon Roberts Agency, 646-3339. troll, Los Angeles and San WllUmanUc , WASHINGTON (AP) The top this for $19,900. Mitten acres. Priced for quick sale, ADODnvTTiFTnzwT ------Artmir Toumas 11/6/69-11/7/73 546-0131 leaving the earth would have Itety, died Friday after a alwirt ed lot. A belter buy by Phll APPROXIMATELY four acres Frederick S. White Board of Tax I^vlew 11/5/69-11/7/73 Francisco seeking money, she Realty, Realtors, 043-6930. $25,900. Char-Bon Agency, 643- humpback chub may swim lo been about 160,(XM (munda, mak lllneoa He warn M brick Agency, Realtors. 648- No expense has bc«n spared prime land. Near community Jesse C. Wllliejns Board of Tax Review 11/6/69-11/7/78 COVENTRY — Restored 8- PERSONALIZED service for said, ’’from human beings who ^ • • -«-» . j , 146 BENTON St., 7 room Cape 0683. oblivton and the whemptng crane ing It euffictent for Utr took. I’ nrfc retired earlier tola year 4200. In this exquisitely appointed college site and new Route 6. Grant E. Toothaker Sr. Zoning Bo€u-d of room, 4-bedroom Colonial, 5 buying or selling a home. Ex core about otoer human S c h u h r r e ^ i a e i l l BEAUTIFUL Spilt Level, as oil hot air heat, lot 76x142. may give up Its struggle for sur ’hie fourth proposal was hw a friwn I'rall and Whilnwy Air brick and frame home, most $21,500. Phllbrick Agency, Appeals 11/5/69-11/7/78 fireplaces, original wide floor cellent selection of home list beings.” sumable mortgage 5V4 per Prici-d In very low^20’s. West MANCHESTER 614 room Garri- lursir surface rendeavous In ccaft. where lie had t>c«en em MANCHESTER Two family desirable Rockledge area. Realtors, 646-4200. Raymond W. Menzel Zoning Board of U/5/69-11/3/71 boards, 2-car garage, 7 acres. ings. Investment, commercial ’’People are dropping In to Of Zion’s YPS vival but totre’s fresh hope (or cent, 3 nlco bedrooms, ga Side Realty 640-4342. •son (Vilonlal, double garage, 1>4 toe trumpeter swan. tola echecne many paykauls ployed tor 40 ynark 6-6. Central location. City Three bedrooms. 214 baths, Appeals -Alternate Bel Air Real Estate, Vincent and residential property list make donations and we have re rage, large corner lot. Full baths, flreplaced living room, Notice Is also hereby given that a primary will be held on were lo have been rcK-keted In the heyilay o f airplane rac- MANCHESTER —Well land utilities. Large wooded lot. Ini- 30’ flreplaced, beamed cell A. Bogglnl Realtor, 643-9332. ings wanted. Member MLB, ceived mopey In the post,” the C aii Schuh of 12 Cumberland In a new report, the Interior price $23,500. Call on this one. formal dining room, rec room, Resort Property September 23, 1969 If a candidacy or candidacies ore filed in fnmi earUi to a soft landtag on Ing. lie was I’ rall and WliUnsy's scaped six-room Ranch. 614 -m'aculatc condition. Mid 30's. ing living room, large stone Austin Chambers Realtor, 643- fiery 5-foot-2 legislator said. She St. recently waa elected prosi- Department la reminding Amer Mitten Realty, Realtors 643- convenient location. $31,000. accordance with Sections 9-382 through 9-450, inclusive, o f the to e lunar surface ta much (he ftehl service rvprsaenlatlve, per cent assumable mortgage, Meyer Agency, Realtors, 643- foyer, tonnol dining room, For Sole 74 2326. said the National AssoclaUcn dent of the Young People's 8o- icans tool 90 speotos of fish and C$!M- Call Warren E. Howland, Real General Statutes, Rev. of 1958 revised to 1964, as amended, S lim e nrtamier as the Surveyor < he< king to e Wasp snil llurnel $117 monthly payment. In 0609. (opening on to private for Irish Justice In New York Is ejety of Zion EvangelU al Lu- wildlife are in danger of dlssp- tor, 643-1108. AMSTON LAKE — Waterfront persons other than party-endoraed oBmUdateB. s|Hicerraft. Bnough mslerlal engines of aui'h farixiiia |rfla(s as cludes principle. Interest and patio), all electric kitchen handling mailed contributions theran ttourch. He sui< eeda pearing but It reports oonserva- PANELED walls and carpeted MANCHESTER Richard Rd., watervlew, and wooded lots, ^ c h . candidacies by or on would be deposited on ths mocwi Wlli-y 1‘csrt, Jimmy iHwIIttla and taxes.^ Priced mid 20’s. Owner, (breakfast room adjacent) Enlov Immedintpiv honohso “ iV enrolled Republican Party member may be ob- and pledge cards. Miss Eleanor Klein. tlon efforts and the discovery of floors are Just two of Uu> many recent four-bedroom Colonial. MANCHESTER — 3-4amlly, In to Insure that (he astronauts Amrila Karhart 643-2066. 14x20’ family room. Fine toatlL TtahtoL vlter^ M^garet E. Jacobson, Republican ReglstiJ of In her Friday appearance, she other officers, elected are -new breeding populiitlons In nice features of this six-room Formal dining rixjm, flrc- excellent condition, on large cduld assembls the space<-raft A native of llelhany. Reck at paneling, many bullt-lns, 0*0* ' sports, ers, Co<^^ Lane, Coventry, Connecticut. InstrucUons for fil- had changed from dung^arees - QHan Ballard, vice prealdent; Alaska have assured the trum Cape. There are three big bed MANCHESTER - South End. placed living room, huge fam treed lot. convenient to bus to return to toe tended ttic University *if t'on- stereo, complete alr-condl- ^ terms, ing such a candidacy are contained In Part I, InstrucUon Patre, and sweater she wore on arrival Mias GaV>e Lorehzen. secre- peter swiui will be sroUnd for a rooms, formal dining room, Immucuinte like new Cnllfor- ily room, 214 baths double ga and shopping. Income over $5.- From $795. Cottager available, of the petition form, copies of which are available from said esrth. ‘ihls wss s porUcularly necticul and lllllyer Collegs kitchen and I 'i new baths. tloning systi^, carpeting, and appeared bertde the Mayor lary; Mias Marlene Klein. trr«i- while. "" ^ I lia styled Ranch home on the 500. per year. Phllbrick Agen Amston Lake Co. Open 7 days. Registrar. Prior to obtaining Uie petition form, the consent of hasardous approach for' thefe Hurvivor* Inrtude his widow. rage plus many refinements- drapes, are just a few of In a raspberry striped mlnldreas The. report titled "The Right Nicely treed comer lot with ‘ hioat attractive acre plus lot Call Warren E. Howland, Real cy, Realtor, 646-4200. ” 1-637-2647. , each candidate to be propos^ therein, plus a deposit of $25.6o Burer; Mias Irmgard KiinJI, was no way of Insuring that Helen, and two bmthsnt, Isui- many fine features for the ‘ with a chain Unk belt. publicity: and Mlsa lAndil.’'WATr-*' ' H> E xlsn Uavs the black-tocSed Redwood fencing, 24’ {xx)l and we’ve ever seen. Priced In the tors, 643-1108. ....■ ------ror each such candidate must be filed with said Reatstror A payloads- could be Isrukad at fence, of (heehlre. and Norman. MANCHESTER — Tri-levcl ultimate In gracious living She said the troubles in North ferret, the Ivory-btlled wuod- privacy. Scliool bus stoi* at high 20’s. Hayes Agency, tM6- ATTEN’nON Smart Investors— Potion containing the. required number of sign atu rw ^ ^ ^ ed era, • refreshments. precise points on" the luna^ spr- of HeZhany wiUi low maintenance. Private lakes being developed Republican Party members in the TViwn of Coventry must be ern Ireland will end ’’when the peckec. AUawater's prairie comer. A»sumable 51i per cent 0131. MANCHESHTER — Executive contemporary Ideally suited The society will have a ihb tal face snd sclenUsts were even Urivolr fiwwral servIcM wltl COSTLY By appointment. Suzanne pollUclans oil down and solve chlcfcen, pw Calltoml* candor mortgage. Price $24,900. Prin 8-4 bedroom Colonial in fine for the young executive with by America’s leading lake “ *®^ "IH* Registrar o f Votei-s not later than 4:00 P.M. on tomorrow at 4:30 p.m. at the uncertain that man could tie held Moevlay Shorts, 646-2333. Exclusive J. builders in strategic locations. ^P*®"i*>er 2, 1969, being the 21st day preceding the-day of the our problems. We have been and toe Florida Key deer ciples only, 649-0107. COLONIAL-Ten rooms. First residential area. $29,500. Call the growing fqmlly. Tills quali church. maneuver on toe unknown eur- among toe specie# In danger of floor consists of large living J.D. Real Estate Associates, ty built home offers 4 bed Watson Brawh & C o., Real Swim, fish, boat, tennis, water- ? ^ ^ badly governed by a lot of self MANCHESTER New List tors. ski, toboggan, etc. Year ’round 1959^ '^ Coventry, Connecticut, this 21st day of August, passing from the scene. The ' face of the motm. WHEN BUYIM nxim with fireplace. dining 643-6129. rooms, 3 baths, tremendously ish people.” The fifth approach was the ing, Five-room Cape, two-car vacation weekends. Half mil With a fair system of_^go»em- Mansfield in I aioh great auk. the passenger pt- ropm, moilern kitchen with large living room with cathe lunar orbital rendezveajs (LXlKl FORRINT garage,; nicely lamiscaped, lion dollar clubhouse complex. BLIZABETO R, RYCHLING, Town Clerit, menl. she said, Irishmen can gecHi. the Carolina parakaet, ths bullt-lns, den, large family MANCHESTER Redwood dral ceiling and impressive ______Town o f Coventry, Conn. VIENTIANE, laios (API technique. This scheme wss ■ and M sws. ItUM e treed yard, close to bus line $8,000. up. 90 per cent ten year ’ ’live In peace—Cathcrilc and plains grizzly bears and Ihe OR S E L U M room, plus finished rec room Rd. Ixively traditional 3-bed- fireplace, balcony, oversized Mike Mansfield, toe Senate ma first pro$x)sed by Kondratyuk, )Br4se*>-saaad or eftsal, slsa and ' sliopping. Only $22,000. H. mortgage. C a ir 742-8620. Write ProtestaJita together—with giant sea mink have esassd to M ossa. sUfta prejseksee. In basement. Seramd flour has rooni Ranch offers spacious ^nlng room, cal-ln kitchen, ROCKLEDGE-80x176’ lot. Call jority leader, arrived In Vtenll- who apparently hod a rttti M. Frechette, Realtors, 647- Lussier, Broker, P.O. Box 201, enough money to live oh and de exist 4 bedrooms. On one acre living room with fireplace, 20x24 family room with fire- 643-1661, after 6 p m ane from (^mbodia today and hMtortciH taterrest ta astro YOUR HOME 9993. BoltorlTiCpnn. 06040. LEGAL NOTICE cent housing to live In.” The cmdangered ipecAss—such WfLOON DRUa CO. wooded lot with 2-ear attached formal dining room, huge eat- place, 2-car garage, utility —— met with Prince Boovanna nautics snd who took a bold N ^ ce Is h e ^ y given of the certlflcaUon of party-endoraed as the humpback chub, a dls- T9I Mata Mv—M . ~ MANCHESTER — Six - room garage. Adjoining land may bo in kitchen with separate eat room plus huge basement on candidates of the Democratic Party for nomlnaUon *h,> Plwuma, the Laotian premier . approach to ep n ee trmvsi. This MAKE SURE acquired. $38,9(X). Phllbrick ing area, lovely frultwooil large, private country lot con After a 39mlnute conference. unettve HtUe minnow toi the Colonial overUxikIng Center M *>« at the Mumd^ Green and ttotorado Rivet* Agency. 'Realtors, 846-4290. cabinets, I 'j baths, on large veniently located. Custom built LEGAL NOTICE Dog F ood Df»nat«*d Ihe Montana Detnixrrst new” to Park. 1% baths, two-car *a^ “ N o v ^ b e r 4. 1969 in the Town o f Ooventey north of the Grand Cxatyon garage, large rooms. Immedi spaciousH l.a cn .u B lot,an, one year young. - byoy Vanvan Dyne, foremost In con- con ^® ®®rtlt‘®atlon of party-endors«L-^-~ T =o«) ^dorsedyiuorsea nsas candidates Is on file into m'vmv ST. LOtnS (AP) — Ralston laiang Prabong. the royal cafS- CALL A JUST listed 6-room Oolunial $$31,8(JO.31,890.- JacquelineJacquelln - RoberU temporary design, $40,900 Jnc- '*'® ^®*"®®™tlc Party for nomination to the M i T ^ S ^ ’ » « ‘®® of®t|the (the Town Clerk, ’TownTown Office BuildingB u l^ ^ must have help or exUncghwi ate occupancy. Haves Agen Its 31. Ooventrv. and ______Purina Co. said Friday that at tal. -Where he had lunch with featuring country size kitchen, Agency.Agency, 646-3339. quellne-Roborta Agency 648- Offices specified below to be fUled at the Municipal ®®P‘®® thereof are available for pubite probably will goon follow, says cy, 640-0131. toe request of toe Red Croee Laotian King Savang Vstthana tlx baths, garage, private election to bo held on November 4, 1969, In the Town of Manches- CANDIDAS the 'Bureau o f Sport Flifiertes REALTOR ...... 3339. to be held on November 4, 1969, in the Town of Manch^ OFFICE and humane animal societies It Sources said Mansfield car PIZZA-RAY’S MANCHESTER, $26,900 like Ireeil yard. Low 20'a. Keith $14,900 Attractive 6-room ter. A list of the persona so endorsed as candidates Is on file In Albert S r i Bra TE31M and Wildlife. Town Council ried a message from President 130 HPR1( B .STREET— .MANCHKSTER new!, Three-bedroom Randi Agency 646-4126, 649-1922. huiiu 2 oodriHims, dining MANCHESTER Immaculate office, being the office of the Town Clerk, 41 Center Street, Harold J. Crane U/5/69-11/3/71 has sent tons of dog food to toe The bureau odds. "A s the "--J o w n Council hurricane-torn Gulf Coast ares. Nixon to the king but its ccsi- er, carport, large kitclicn with room, hot water baseboard six-room Cape. New heat- copies thereof arc available for public distribution. w m ,,.,. 11/5/69-11/3/71 numbers of « i r wildlife groas BEHT PIZZA.S and GRINDER-S IN TOWN NF.W LISTING — 5-roum Cnpt', Charles R Nyack T0W5 Council Dr Jim Corbin, director of lents were not diselosed , bullt-lns, flreplaced living heat, attached garage, Hutch Ing system. Garage. Near OFFICE TERM Michael J. Peace U/5/69-11/3/71 fewwr, thetr true individual TRY OUR ZIPPY PIZZA .STEAK GRINDERS wItJi unfinished attic, fireplace, Town ■ Goiincll 11/5/69-11/3/71 the firm’s pet care center, said Mansftetd and his party were value grows greotew. few In the room, full basement, land ins Agency, Realtors, 649-6324. school, bus and shopping. Only Board of Directors lt-17-6»—11-15-71 Paul A. Board man Board of Edu.oation Open Mon., Thun*., Fri., Hnt.— II A.M,-11 P.M. garage, aluminum siting. on 11/5/69-11/7/73 the Salvation Army Is handling scheduled to leave later today few are cooceiSrated all lha scaped lot. Call Warren E. $18,900. Char Bon Agency, 643- ’Town Clerk 11-17-69—11-15-71 Arthur C. FV>rst Jr. treiHl lot. $25,900. Phllbrick CAPE Six room, three or four 11/5/69-11/7/73 shipment of the dog food. for Thailand. worth of one omoll but voluobls .Stmbiy— 4 P.M.-IO P.M. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. 0683. Treasurer 11-17-69—11-16-71 Dorothy Blondin Agency, Realtors, 646-4'2(X>. beilrixima, built-In biKikahelvea Charles P. VanDine part of our whole wcwld.’ ' Board of Selectmen U-17-69-ai-15-71 < IonmI Tuml, W*kL and drawers. Wooiled lot. Him- (3APE — Modern kitchen liv David F. Roach u75/a?:U/7/73 The report says that of oil the MANCHESTER Custom built Constables 11-17-69—11-15-71 dy kK'ation. $21,5(X). A belter ing room with raised hearth curttinenls. North America has 10 Minute .SrrvW On All Culla 6-room Raised Ranch. Stove, Board of Education 11-17-69—11-16-71 OAK ARMS buy by Phllbrick Agency, Real fireplace, formal dining room, Charles Raisch Z o lliK a r d seen the most drastic changes M3-0031 dis|iosal, .llshwa.sher, two-flre- Board of Eklucatlon Green Beret from State^ APARTMENTS tors. 646-4200. three bedrooms, walk-out base 11-17-69—11-20-72 Appeals Alternate 11/5/69-11/7/74 In abundsnee of wtldllfe snd ths plaees, I'-j baths, double ga Board of Education Raymond Kalber 161 OAK STREET ment. breeseway, attached ga 11-16-70—11-19-73 Zoning Board of 11/5/69-11/3/71 greatest number of eatlnctKsis rage. Hutchins Agency, Real SPACIOUS brick Cu(H>. three MANCHESTER Appeals Alternate (to fill vacM ^) Dies Testing Swim Gear In Mstorlc times. tors, 649-5324. large bedixamis, formal dining ix-en fhot .. — 1______... . Easy knitting in afghan- I New spa<4ouH one and two| iot. $24,900, Phllbrick Agency B («; m. fireplace, family rtx>m, cordanee with Sectionsions 9382 through-thrmivh- 9 o-isn! ^ laM...... toriiLlve .rf toe SeptemberS® Pt^ber 23. 19«»1969 if .a __ <» \ square style qiakes fas’, \ spokesman at Irt Bragg said bedroom apartments. bXtllR-RtXtM Ranch willi rec Realtoni, 646-4200 IJuilf-r fig-.;,* i« this -Im- FORT BRAGG, NC (API of Its sudden iranrttlcsi trew two'full batlts, twiVume heat, General SUtutte. Rev. of 1968 tTlSU. .l^ eitd ^ T y SSSielS^u* Stetlons 9-882 ttooughTST^uS^e^t^ yw-ork of this pretty carA^^ ' Friday that inva^tlgatlng laulh- FROM 8105 MONTHLY rotim. treed lot. Near shopping ple-lme -t>ue| with an in,- Tw i»64, ' riage cover’ If yoii de-' vertr-d front pleat and listed d r o w i ^ as the llncludtd: ' and bu.s line, ideal for retired of theml from OonnecUcjif. liav* dlilans.’ taym. Be fln.-t to call at $24,900. Col- Thre£-bedroom Ranch. Air- Pottos tor petlUona for filing such cLidldaclea by or on be- Forms' for ^ sire, knit another large -liillfulljt, placed darts! Clause of Koscher's^ death- ] HOTPOINT RANGE - RE- 'or..starter home. Bralthwalte enough for an afghsn in died -wlUle testing special under-' ll-Wagner Realty, 3.H9-0241. condlUoned, partially finished half of any enrolled Democratic Party member may be obtained o f any «Su^ed D * S > o il^ S i i r t v «• <« .Vo. 8110 with Pll'rro- said an autopsy showed that FRIOERA'TOR - AIR| Agency, 6*9-4593. left-over wools for that water breathing apparatus CONDITIONED - D1SP08- basement. \ acre parkllke trom Edward F, Mortarty, DemocraUc Registrar ^ Votera 41 from rSS e i;r(r>i; is 'in .Vew Sizes IX wailam A Koscher, 23. of James apparently died of. air 1*9^ NofkGft TWO-FAMILY flats Masemry many granny sffect. No. .1426 124 to 24 4 . bust 3.'> to lAL - WALL TO WALLl LARGE L Ranch. Seven rooms, yarvl, many extras. Helen tenter* Street. Manchester. Connecticut. InstrucUons tor flilng r * - Woodland Road, Coventry OonneoOcut Glastonbury was one of the m m embolism or blocking of the construcllisi, Ka-st Center St, Palmer. Realtor, 643-6321 _____ has knit directions for 1* S r. 124, 3.'j hurt . . . UQlOa rEMIT ' CARPETING - H0T| (Ireplace, bullt-lns, IVi baths, such 6 candidacy are contained In, Part 1,' InstrucUon P a g T ^ ^ * ®«dl_ a. ^ . t. „ ■ petlUonpetition foTm.form, copies of which ore available In said Re^-Rm 4«. S' ^^® form, copies ocof which are svsiUKwavailaS^°e^S»i*^**S -—~ KSi Ht Is csisf Iw iscs sat 1.400-Aeter test swim off Key The apectal equipment being Thie *• '•'/ Sri* iv.'.v-.-c teal I ING. Agency. Realtors, 646-4200. JORDT St. Brick Cap,>. tror’s office Prior ih- Reglatrar. Prior tS o b t i W toe i n It MUsIi Bru cls» saSsf. H as tst H mtm tm sort■art jMS- joiih r. hEVAJOfKY I n port.* trees. $27,tHX). -Hutehlna Agen Aasa Cabas. Xsarbesirr tari H lacIsSs Sn I artSrt Wert tested enables diver to breatoe m liai.'f.erter bav. ni«4 a r»- 77 ■ Near bus, school, churrhl Kessira ■seaM. ItM AVE Kuacber was with seren other imderwater without releasing au*e> dat-d It Augvul aUS cy, Realtors, 049-5324. tl>« Ltauor OtminM C n.K iaa.s. l»* land shopping. September| orlunBicA S. n e w v o b e . Eveslra ■«*><. IU9 AVE troopers when telltsls sir bubbles toal would list occupancy. CaU H .T . IM S a or A jn tu c A s . k e w t o b e . Green Beret i ■nfirtrtiis lo m--/T. *r-j MANCHESTER 7 - ROOM M ai Sswa. SSSrsst srtS Ttf X .Y . IMSS. either he or Spec 4 Jrtin a rrveiU toe swimmers location to dart t»»«f taios,*** O'** ;/cai«d si Cape, large living room, CMt saS Still SasSsr. Srlrt Bass. ISSrsH ■ « t » B7 Klskiaad » b . I WARREN E. HOWLANDl preferred location, .convenient r L in Cemen wlto ™ Uie Toum must be filed with said Regis- Wed with said IL^tstraTS Vot^ “'if ** ca st. Mtls Sssbar as* tOs James. 23. of WeStoB. W. V s . a wstchtag ensmy W: llislusad m.. REALTOR formal dining room, fireplace, Send 50r today for the surfaced, threw up his arms Ktacher. s graduate of Fair- The liBikusi Is enrota to D dW MS-llM .garage, treed lot, convenient new ’69 Fall and iVir:. r YooTl want a copy of the r hrvAXJnsT. -s ?9 * /Churches, Owners imxious tor ,..xtra building lot besiitihiilv rJT *. . ^ d a y of toe primary'. P " ^ ^ ' . _ r rae ’$# Fall ft Winter Basic and then dlssppesrsd under field L'nlversky. /waa on temp MsneOastar. sad adh ^Ibraaion. $26,500, Phllbrick ALBUM! orary duty at West stteeid- quick sale. Phllbrick Agency, lamiscaped ^ v a rtl Phllbrick Manchester. OonnecUcut. this 21st day of August. 1969. Ooven^. OoonectIcuL this 21st day of August, M rilCf M sn . . . Wsal FASHION' from which to water to t'-ta> r Dersatar, -f y> Agency, 646-4200. • ti« sn e l ^ week -cairae ta un S' Ho'-'Oeeur. os Realtors, 646-4200. Agency Realtors. 6494200. ' EDWARD XOMMKL z, i, * „ j,vcmjTir t mt iwTj start or ?•<-' choose more patterns! Ttw bodlea at both oven were told* r p e va x h e y Misai, SirscIMss — <1 Only 50f a ropy. der water .operallans. •-lit — stt t tsar’ fount two days later A military trtUd U A-ogart. 1M9
/1 PAGE SIXTEEN SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1969 lEui^tttnQ ■\ 1.000 Students Rains Drive Key BUcayne Will kill Selves, Americans Arrested: Mrs. Robert H. Cordner 10.000 Will Try Mrs. Marie Cordner, 64', oif 9 Czechs Shut Border S.S. Men Outnumber Coconuts Norman St., wife of Robert H. CHICAGO (AP) — One thOu- (Continued from Fagu One) Cordner, died yesterday after CHICAGO (AP) —One thou ishable by Up to six months in T h eir H om es At Nixon’s Florida Hide-Away the first anniversary of the Aug. Jail, are increased to one year. noon at Manchester Memorial sand college students will take (Continued from Page One) 20-21 Soviet invasion that Offenders also may be exiled Hospital. By JEBBT HULBE Biscayne still hasn’t a post of are flitting in our backyards their own lives this year, a crushed the reform movement from a city and sent to rural Gulf of Mexico that sent winds Mrs. Cordner was bom Feb. T1>e Loe Angdee Tlmee fice, although stamps can be along with red cardinals.” study in the September issue of led by Dubcek. Official broad areas for five years. and heavy rains inland over 24, 1906 in County Arama^h, bought at Vernon’s Drug Store. And then there’s the message casts and' newspapers have not Anyone who "violates the So Mexico. Northern Ireland, daughter of Today’s Health stated today. KEY BI8CATNE, Fla.—As The weekly Islander is filled on the marquee at the Beach mentioned the anniversary in cialist order and loses the confi Heavy rain is falling through Joseph and Margaret Wilson Emotional conflicts and the former hideout of pirates with such dramatic sco<^ as House Cafe, huge letters an tarents. He has sent a let freshmen will drop out of col Jordan and the president^ of (Continued from Page One; Long before the election, Key call relayed over a ham radio ter home with more detaiU East Cemetery. 272 Redwood Dr. Biscayne was the President’s Friends may call at the fu lege before graduation, the arti Iraq and Syria. curred in Miyazaki, Kyushu, and said he was woimded. Their which ,HU parents have not re winter retreat. He came to laze conversation was very short, neral home tomorrow from 7 to cle said. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Rich- where an aged man died when ceived! This is all the informa In the general flood of fury in the sun as early as 1951. To she said, but "he sounded 9 p.m. Several institutions have in ard'on of 203 Highland St. hit by a fallen tree. tion of hds injuries they have Bwceplng the Arab world, an man] Key Biscayners the Nix good.” This was her first noti been able to geL creased professional staff and be feted at a 60th wedding ai Weathqrnien predicted that odd silence came from Saudi on face was as familiar as the fication that he was wounded. Pfc. WeMi has been in the Joseph Kuniniei special counseling clinics to nlversa ry open house tomorrow the storm would cut across cen neighbor next door. Frequently From the Marine Corps Hart Marine Coriw since January, ROCKVILLE — Joseph Kum- cope with the problem. Arabia. Klng^Falsal is the custo from 2 to 6 p.m. at the home of tral Honshu tonight and move he was seen strolling along the ford Recruiting office, the and In Vietnam a month. mer, 66, of Wallingford, father ’The largest facilities, the arti dian of Mo.'.lem holy places but their son and daughter-in-law. out into the Pacific. beach or browsing in Vernon’s of Dr. Seymour I. Kummer of cle said, are at the University of there has been no official reac Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Rich At its height in Tokyo, the Drug Store at Crandon Blvd. Rockville, died yesterday at Mt. Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, tion from that conservative Is ardson Jr., m Phelps Rd. storm registered a maximum and West Wood Dr. I ‘ Sinai Hosipltal, Hartford. Yale, Harvard, Massachusetts lamic kingdom. wind velocity of 66 m.p.h. ■When Nixon became Presi Still Seek Storm^s Victims Survivors also Include his Institute of Technology, and the Navy Hospitalman Appren. Al The Japan National Railways dent, the proprietor of Vernon’s JERUSALEM (AP)—A hand wife, another son, three sisters, University of California at bert P. Puzzo, son of Mr. and headquanters said trains on the opened a charge account for and six grandchildren. Berkeley and Loo Angeles. grenade exploded "today In a Mrs. Albert R. Puzzo of 72 new Tiokaldo line reduced their him—^No. 001. It is the sort of But Camille Is Now Dead Gaza Strip vegetable market speed to about 99.6 miles an Funeral services will be to Many colleges initiated non- Benton St., recently completed smalltown flavor of Vernon's (Oontlmied from Page One) . morrow at .2 p.m. at Beth that remained open during a hour with the approach of the Drug Store which attracted graded courses In the freshmen a course at the BTeld Medical to come. Federal agenotes al Israel Synagogue, Wallingford. general strike over the fire at storm. Nixon, an atmosphere which, to weaken and dissipate over year to ease some of the aca Service School at the Marine ready had begun setting up of Burial will be in Beth Israel demic pressure, the report said. Islam’s holy A1 Aksah Mosque. Corps Base, Camp Lejeune, N.C. Ships berthed in Tokyo and even with its growing fame, re the cold North Atlantic Waters Cemetery, Wallingford. Memo Two Arabs were killed and 16 Yokohama were ordered to mains a part of Key Blscayne’s within by Sunday. fices In Buena Vista, a city of Today’s Health' is published 6,500 that was deyaatated by the rial Week Will be observed at Injured. Sonar Technician 2.C. ’Thomas' leave the port to avoid strong personality. At Vernon’s Drug Early today It was 576 miles by the ^inerican Medical Asso first onslaught of the flash his home, 217 S. Whittlesey ^ All other stores In the tem- W. Morrissette, son of Mr. and winds and high waves. Store the neighbors hold coffee northeast of Bermuda, or Lati ciation. floods early 'Wednesday. Ave., Wallingford. ml'h^ Gaza Strip remained Mrs. Darrell E. Morrissette of clatches each morning. Boys tude 36.5 north and Longitude 56 President Nixon approved Memorial donatioins may be closed. The grenade exploded at 167 Viemon St., has completed and glris gather at the soda west. Friday a similar request by made to Beth Israel Synagogue. a market In Raflah, In the a Navy enlisted scientific edu fountain, or stand around read Camille also triggered torren Rockville Gov. Arch Moore Jr. of West Weinstein Mortuary, 640 southern part of the Israeli-held cation program at the Naval ing comic books off the news tial rains and flooding that Indians Ask Virginia, where two persons Farmington Ave., Hartford, is strip. Academy Preparatory School, stand. Ice cream cones sell for forced more than 100,000 from Hospital Notes died and two communities In the In charge of arrangements. Israeli security forces were on Balnbridge, Md. only 16 cents Euid hamburgers their homes in Oaxaca State on the alert and moat Arabs re southern p€irt of the state were Hickle Ouster Visiting hours are 12:80 to 8 are 86 cents. A sign over the Mexico’s Pacific coast. mained indoors in the atrip, in heavily damaged. Mrs. Mary M. Muussmann o Miss Janet Moseley, daughter p.m. in all areas except ma- lunch counter says, "We make A Red Cross official said towns along the occupied west The anticipation that Virgin The ftmeral of Mrs. Mary M. (Continued from Page One) of Mr. and Mrs. Everett S. our own Cakes and Pastries.” many of the Iiomeless were bonk and In- Jerusalem. tomlty where they are 2 to 4 ia’s death toll would rise, per Muussmann of 709 Main St., Moseley of 60 Clyde Rd., has and 8:80 to 8 p.m. At the rear of the store notices "poor people with no place to said the representatives would are pinned to a neighborhood haps steeply, stemmed largely who died yesterday morning at Troops and police patrolled been named to the dean’s list g o " urge Indians to learn to say ibulletln board. One tells of a from the expectation thsd many Manchester Memorial Hospital, near the walls and in the nar of the College of Liberal Arts Admitted Thursday; Bonnie baby crib for sale at 326. Auioth- Roads were impassable and bodies would be discovered in will be Monday at 8:80 a.m, "no” to reque-Ha for oil and gas row alleys of the Old City. No at Drew University. Madison, Hanscon, Crane Rd., Ellington; ers says a stenographer is need some railroads had to halt serv mountainside homes buried by from Holmes Funeral Home, drilling rights. clashes were reported, but the N.J. Carol Dickinson, Walbrldge Hill entire area was tense. ed at Key Plscayne Hotel where ice, disrupting relief operations. earthsUdes. 400 Main St., with a Moss of Perhaps Indians should refuse Rd., Tolland; Katherine Dailey, In Mississippi, (3ov. John Bell-^ The fire Thursday burned out n te Virw Auxiliary will have Nixon .vacationed imtil he be -^'tP(}'^lfitj'-41ve homes were requiem at St. James’ Church to rerrew drilling options or con Grove St., Rockville; Harriet one wing of the 1,400-year-old Its annual picnic Tuesday at 6 came President. Williams ordered boats sent out, swept away end buried In mud at 9. Burial will be In Blast Meyer, ToUand; Charles tracts for the ute of their lands, mosque—the Moslem world’s p.m. at Area 1 of Wickham Manager Charles Bremlcker today to recover "mmierous In the tiny community of Davis Cemetery.;. Patrick, Tracy Dr., Vernon; he said, when asked to explain tidrd holiest. Park. Members planning to at recalls how Nixon used to give bodies” tliat an Army pilot said Creek, north of Llvingdton, the There will be no calling hours. Gertnule Havey, Grove St,, the phrase "to rise against.” Arrested on Friday in connec tend are reminded to bring a guests hts autograph. Occasion he spotted entangled In a float Nelson County seat. Rockville; Janice Cobb, Storrs; In a sepanite statement, the tion with the blaze was Michael dish of food o{ their choice for ally he’d play the piano after ing Island of debris. Mark Hearn, Carol Dr., Rock- chiefs of the'Onondaga nation, Denis William Rohen, 28, a the potlOck. dinner while someone else play "If I hadn't seen It myself I Manchester Area ■vllle; Biddle Berube, Ptioenlx the strongest of the tribes re- sheep shearer from Australia. ed the drums. Now when he wouldn’t have believed It,” said St., Vernon; Gayle Brodersen, Peach Festival mu'nlng In the historic Iroquois The blond Australian was or stops at the dinner hour every Capt. John D. Diggs. ”It was a Swamp Rd., Rockville; Zyg- Body Recovered L»“ague, urged all the people of dered held 16 days while an one stands and applauds, but nightmare.” ------e AWOL Soldier 1 mond Jaskolka, Old Post Rd., Usual Success the countrv to "ree Mr. Htckel investigation Is conducted. there's no piano playing any The captain said he counted Rockville; Patricia A. Kent, From River Off as one of the most dangerous of A Moslem gate keeper has al more. 40 bodies in the snake-like mass Backed up by cooperation Nabbed in Break Bolton, and Anthony Qanz, New men to have power and jurisdic leged that he saw Rohen run After he became President, of debris during a reconnais from the weather, from the York City. South Windsor tion over the lands, waters, air ning from the mosque at the Police took a man at gtm- Nixon bought the home of for sance flight. peach crop and, above all, from Births ’Thursday: Son to Mr. nnd natural resources ...” time of the fire, police Inform polnt in the attic of the Bruns mer Sen. George Smathers at The Red Cross said Its latest the people of the North End, the The body of on East Hartford and Mrs. Andrew Brodersen, 600 Bay Lane. He bought an ’The statements were issued ants said. wick Parkado Bowling Lanes survey of hurricane damage in 8th District Fire Department’s man was recovered from the RockvlUe; son to Mr. and Mrs. 'ate Frldav, the seventh day of Rohen is a member of the lost night at 11 o’clock. other next door for $137,000, southeast loulslana, Mississippi annual Peach Festival last night Connecticut River off South Gary Kent, Carpenter Rd., Bob- plus two others. Wedged in be the Traditional Indian Unity -Church of God, a Protestant de "Robert Martin, 32, of 84 and Alabama included more proved to be a social and fi Windsor this morning. Convention,, which began on the nomination. Broad St., was charged with ton, and daughter to Mr. and tween is the home of his chum, than 5,200 homes destroyed, an The man, Eugene Montano, 62, nancial success. reservation of the ’Tonawandn The Australian ambassador to break and entry with criminal Mrs. Andrew Cobb, Storrs. Charles G. (Bebe) Reboso. Now other 11,600 heavily damaged of Maplewood Ave.,. was seen That is the report given out Band of Seneca" near Buffalo. Israel, William Landale, talked intent and possession of burgu- Discharged Thursday: Ralp^ Bay Lane is blocked off by a and more than 28,800 with minor diving Into the river Thursent hts time, who did he spend manic candidate Leonder Gray, Committee. . class. Both, however, are me- The Board declared, a 46-day afternoon and charged with, though officials cited dry condi It with." an Incumbent. The appointments werelmade damqge in Ivestern Virginia was split season from Odt. 18 to ticulbusiy nianlcured — the reckoned officially at $87 mil- failure to poas on the left. tions. Invest'g^ators said three The Israelis sttid tl\ey hoped Doidets withdrew from > the by House Speaker William R. Nov. 1 and from Dec. 12 to yards ^ along with the houses. Lem. Police said his car, trave'lng boyfj playing with matches ret the strike would be called to ex race after falling to secure the Ratchford, who informed Ma Jan. 10 for duck himting. A One real estate agent complain But state authorities stressed east on Rt. 140, struck a stopped one of the San Bernardino Coun press sorrow over damage to party’s nomination at the con honey that future assigntjients daily bag limit of thine ducks, ed that the island is "hemmed> that the survey of losses to pro cor operated by Marion Brewer ty fires. the mosque mtherj than as a vention at the Park Plasa Hotel may be forthcoming from the of which no more than two in." He is unhappy because perty of all kinds—industries, of 66 Domiouth Rd., Manchos- As usual, no significant rain protest against Israel. ’Thursday night. ’The party nom newly created Legislative Man may he black ducks, was siwi huge park lands attend each private homes and businesses, te«r. has fallen since spring. Information Minister Israel inated alderman Ic president agement Committee. declared. end of the island. Presumably and highways—had scarcely be Allegra’s wife, Matilda, was Ftor Southern California, it Is Uallll said the arrest of a sus Bart Oulda. A bUl creating the latter had For geese hunting, a 77-day he would prefer to see homes gun, and said damage estimates 'brotight to Rockville General only the beglnn'ng?of the fire pect was enough to refute "the In withdrawing, Daniels de been vetoed by Gov. John split season froin Oct. 18 to in place of the thick coconut could rbe precipitously. HoapUal for examination. and smo>meone will paaa the eaae. ells Moin Ewntti0 Ifwalb AUG. 23 thru AUG. 29 IR ig lft’ TV Shows Svrtttttg l|eralll amed their son re- apnel wounds in the Movies and left leg from a ide on Atig. 16 while I platoon patrol. Hla F o e t v on the casualty list otation not to notify I. He has sent a let- with more details - Only parents have not re- By CYNTHIA LOWRY Is is all the Informa- AP Television-Radio Writer I injuries they have HOLLYWOO D(AP) — "The to get. word ‘anthonlogy’ in television Ish has been in the has come to mean heavy, talky, }rpa since January, etnam a month. preachy and boring,” said Bar ry Diller, M ABC programming ^vice prerfdent. "The world ‘movie’ means entertaining.” Victims So the ABC television network has called its new, 90-mlnute an thology series, "Movie of the ►II? D ead Week.” “ We are not trying to turn out B'ederal agencies al- theatrical films," said the 27- beguni setting up of- year-old Diller. "Hopefully one lena Vista, a city of or two shows of the series m i^ t iras devastated by the be a springboard to a future ser lught of the flash ies.” / Wednesday. The network, which pians to Nixon approved spend some $16-million on the similar request by season’s dramas from assorted Moore Jr. of West suppliers, actuaily is breaking where two persons no really new semantic ground. ro communities in the The process began a few sea art of the state were sons v.acK when network execu- rnaged. ■tivM were worrying about the cipation that Virgin- diminishing supply of theatrical toll would rise, per- , features with which to fill those ly, stemmed largely ' gaping two-hour time b’oeks. icpectation that many As the movie studio vaults lid be discovered in were stripred costs spiraled. It de homes burled by was not unusual for a network to pay as much as a million dol ve homes were lars for the privilege of broad y and burled in mud casting one made-for-theatree community of Davis film a couple of times. th of Livingdton, the NBC, reeking to ease the mty seat. shortage, ordered an assort ment of two-hour filmed rhows from one studio and called them ih. Festival "world pr-rn'ere" shows. Now all three networks are a l Success following suit and movieo-for- televlslon are in production all up by cooperation over town. If these films had weather, from the been made for Initial theatre re ' and, above all, from lease. mo-t would have been re of the North End* the garded as “B features," be !t Fire Department’s cause of their modest cost—us- ich Festival last night sually 1760,000 or under—and be a social and fi- the drawing power of their oceas. stars. ______HlliuijfMfMi'im/fi'iii *. — tmnir the report given out The shows have some advan “To Be BlMk,” an explanation o f what it means to be black in America, is on Sunday 4-5 p.m. on ABC. •each Festival’s co- tages. 'Biey are tailored to tele Jim Series, Frank vision’s commercinl needs and Joim Cihristen- where theatrical dims often reach dramatic climaxes Just aorted 1,600 servings lortcnke between 6:30 (See Page Three) TV Widowers Increase HOLLYWOOD (AP) — There .m. Supplies Inch- '■ ship of Eddie’s Father." Croab r*B wife — because tor MINI.M0T0RS will soon be twice as many wid 3 of peaches, 130 dozen Television ' chsuucters are more than a year Mie te d ap SMALL ENGINE owers as widows in telenrlslon- 00 quarts of heavy never casuaUy assigned nrnrHal peared as ■ Jolly gamsS'playing SPBCIAUSTB land, a study of martial status 1 15 pounds of coffee, MatiB. Often It is a device on regular on wha4 waa once ’TV’s on the three major networks soda and other items, whldi the aerlea la hung. Half annual aummer replaoement. LAWNMOWERS GOLF shews. New widowers will Join as music throughout the fim of "Fam ily Affair" "Stump The Stara." SHARPENED the ranks to replace last sea springs from the way that two hours and, at 8:30, son’s dropouts. "I was abte to be myaaif at>d ated by Manchester dedicated bachelora — master psopiammr that I oouid even be REPAIRED m were Awarded to OPEN 'The widows are holdovers and servant—try to faring up flmny," ate sold. from last season: Lucille Ball, We Are Not Satisfied three children. • Beverly toopt busy with fUm Until You Arel FOR THE Doris Day, Julia and Mrs. Muir. Sometimes it is a way of rotes after the Orooby show. Oarol Brady of “TTio Brady bringing children Into shows— When she heard that "M yThree 648-8706 SEASON Bunch," a new show, might be and appealing children often Sons" waa casting a wife for 18RR Middle Turnpike ting Season Included because she is a widow lyoFk magic with ratings. Stephen 'Douglaa-MaoMurray’a DAY AND NIGHT with three children when the Someiimes, too, a widower is role — she asked her agent to s Revealed series premieres. She will, how created to give a series more wggest her. • PAR 3 ever, marry Mike Brady, wid •RD, Conn. (AP) — flextbUtty: E. G. Marshall, "Personaliy I had some reaer- ower with three children, In the vationa about whether tutytklng Board of Fisheries • DRIVING RANGE playing Lawrence Preston lii first episode. would come of it," she ocn- I announced Friday' the pilot film a t tbe late "De- • MINIATURE GOLF Barbara Harper, a widowed feaaed, "but after Fred had lates of the 1869 sea- fendera.” had a wife. She was school teacher wtth a little girl, iterfowl hunting, • G O CARTS quietly diapatehed, li^ the In- talked with me about it. he win finally catch the elusive rd declared., a 46-day terests of aimpllfving aerpts, <*»•• m e." ^ u n e k head o< the "M y ’Three Sons" Mlaa Garland said__ keeping in from Oct. 18 to Tm Spoon Rosturont before the series began but not until about two rm Lpfn^m , onae oi me new busy U imporUM to w »ate«her «and « « f3«rher ELECTRONICS id from Dec. 13 to 1 Happiest bride of the 'ihbnihs after the series resumes season has to be Beverly Gar- family. "Acting Is an extanftan hr duck hunting. A Fnil-Tlnie GoU rfoftssliiii'al oa Premises at All nmes. in September. land who, as Fred MacMur- "my ‘T ------becauaa a t It I LABORATORIES limit of thi^ ducks, A l Oaysoa, Pro. Tbere will be four widower ray’s new spouse, srill Join tbe find myaetf able to function bat no more than two newcomers: "Marcus Welby, ter in my most important roiss: lack ducks, was also My Three Sons" family, as 111 BROAD M.D.;’’ the father of three In Mrs. Harper, widow. Wife-mother." she said. "For- "T o Rome, with L ove;" the tiaiateiy my hustend undar- le hunting, a 77-day Golf 0 Tron Miss Garland. In private Ufe EXIT 06 from 1-84 chief executive a t ’The Gover th e w ife a t a non-proieaalanal ftands that too.” in from Oct. 18 to nor and J. J.;" and tbe roan and mother of two, has been . STEREO nd from Dec. 8 to ' Bts. 83 * at. TaleottviOe In the title role a t "The Court 'iharrled on televialan before. Ith a dally bag limit She waa Bing Ooaby*s wife hi.a NEWMAN OOIDB ras declared, TAPES ftiott-ltTed attuaticn comedy. Paid Tliaiiiaii will‘.-tea ird also announced "I ’m happy," aaid the ac- rmrt talevtakib irant season will run CUBED - CRUSHED - BLOCK traoB, " hefsiuBs moat of the time wtea te aarraa i_ ____ FOR 18 through Dec. 36 Tm cast oa an akohoUc or a "Proni Hara to Iha SsTantlaa." ily bag limit of six L T. WOOD CO. II ICE 61 BHWEU. 8T. M I w f c psythopoUi or tte vloUm of po^ i m o Naws* m -hoor eolor i^o- CARS ■anlng." dal axplortBC tte coodlUan of rd met at the State Pteoe Stt-im Plaot Opea Ttna East fram Mala SL She was able to braok her dU- tte D A as It Is aow ler chairman Dr. WIl- Weekdays—• ta 6 at State TiKatrr SmMaysSta 1 tu rted a e H a g hnag* bsAma — may te aopaelad la TV-I Uls of West Hartford, »•>«■« Hia was ehoawi to play dacada OeL T. staff members and attended the public nd gave testimony.
Warning; Given r (AP) — Rear Adm. lb said today that the carrter Melbourne 1 the U.8. desti uyei Blvans sonple and nilng before the two I led. I he regarded Ospt J. txi, arho eras in ootn- the Melbourne, as a I ship handler." testilled before a lal hearing of two MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN- SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1969 P A G E n i R E B PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, 1969 SATURDAY PROGRAM Educational MONDAY JU PROGRAM Morning TUESDAY JO PROGRAM 1:99 (8) Oiri Talk (C) 7:99 (8) Miss Black America new Fall scrie»,. "The 1:89 22-30) Storybook SqnarM Ones.” jC) (29) Flliii Beaaty Pageaat t:S0 CnRdlepln Bowllaf (22) At Home wttk Kitty America Beaut>' Pageant held (8-40) Johnny Cash Show (C) (80) Divorce Court (0> enemy nation and internment on Aug. 22. 12:80 (3) tlonny ^oest (C) 10:00 (3) Bfaanijc (C) of her crew in that country. (Monday — Friday) (8-49) Dream He«M (C> U0-22>30) Untamed World (C> (fTEDH, Channel 2 4 ) (8-49) Dream Mouse (C) 1:89 (8) As the WeriS Taras (C) (29) Healley - Brinkley Bo- Becomes involved In political 1:89 (8) As tke World Turn* (C> ' (»-M) The Aveagera (C) pert (C> (8) American Bandstand (C) Intrigue when he agrees to 8:W Movies (29-22*89) Yea're Pattlac Me 1:00 3) Moby Dick and the M i(b ^ help a wealthy newspaper (2A-22-39) You're Putting Me Oa (C) (8) Tralk er Coesoqeeeces (O On "A Hole In the Head" Frank in-8949) News — Weather — Mlfhtor <0> publisher uncover reason for Sinatra, Edward C. Robinson. S;5e (3) Sign Oa aad Prayer (8-49) Let's Make a Deal (C> (20) Film Sunday* August 84 n (8-49) Let'o Make a Deal (C) 5:35 (3) T e n Crier 2:99 (8) Love Is a Maajr Splea4ere4 Sports aad Featare (C) strange behavior of his beau PM s* 2:99 (8) Love l i a Many i^leadored Eleanor Parker, and Carolyn 7:89 ( 29-22-89) Star Trek B (C) (22) Hkippy (CJ tiful daughter. R Jonea. A widower's efforta to * ;(• (3 Black Heritage: A Hie- Thlax (C> (30) Roller Derby 6:00 French Chef B Thing (€) tery of Atro-Amertcau , (0> (29-U4il) Days of Oar Uvea (8) The Med Hqeed (C) U:S0 (8) Big ” 8*» Movie ^ „ 6:80 Anttiioes VU MemeaU et Cemfort u d (849) Newlywed Game (C> 8:89 (3) The Uberere Shew (0> 1:80 (8) B l« 3 Theatre T‘ve Always Loved You Hershey Museum (8-49) Newlywed Game N e u Gui'Ms: Stu UiUiam. RoL'ha Catherine“ - * ■■McLeo ' »od. Philip 7:00 NET Jonnol B antics of his madcap girlfriend 8:89 (8) OeldhiK Llfht (C> "A ir Cadet” 51. Young men 2:89 (8) Guiding Light (C> and prospect of losing his t:15 (8) lafialte Herisau (29-28*89) TheDtMlers <€) L>ts(ol, Anita Harris. are transformed from raw Dorn. Brilliant Fasten Your Seat Belts (2P.22-39) T h e D o ^ r s (C) 8:3* (3) Yoer Commaaity (29-2849> Jells H (D falls ki love conductor 8:00 Sounds of Bummer (C) (8r49) Dating Game (8) Special (O McNally, Gall RuAsell, Alex who coaches her; however, The Blossom Music Festival: 8:99 (8) Secret Storm (C) *:45 (8> Memlag Belleetkme (C> "in the Dead of Night** their music com6s between Pierre Boulez, Alicia de Lar* t:M (3) Mayberry RFD B (C) (29-2249) Aaother Werld (C> Nlcol. (29-22-S9) Another World (C> (8) Movie 7:H )8> News (C) (8-49) Oeaeral Hospital (C) (49) I Spy •‘Hamrfxi” ’47. Womafi hire# , them. roche and the Ceveland (8*49) General Hoipltol Mevles (O (40) News -r Weather and Orchestra, “ Johniyr Guitar’ " Joan Craw 8:89 (8) The Ltakletter dhow (C) .unman to protect her ranch 3:89 (8) The Liaklettor Show (C) ford. V eiling Hayden. Proud (3*-tt.34> Today Shew (C) (29-22-89) Yoa Doa't Say (C> "Onmrs** Simone Slgnnrr't, frc.rom other gunmen. Joel Mc- Sports _ (C) 10:00 NET PUyhouse (29-22-89) You Don't Say (C> 8:** (3> Capt. Kunuroe (C) James Caon and Katherine ?:46 (40) Science-Fiction Theatre Lady with the Dog R gambliiig hoUde, proprietress (949) Oae U fe to U ve (C> Cren, Veronica /Lake, D(m (8-49) One Life to U ve (C) learns too late (hat love of (4*1 Oeerge at (be Jaegfe 4:99 (8)' Raager StoUoa (C) Hoes. Wealthy young couple's DeFore. ” Oorgo” 4:99 (8) Banger Station (C) guitar^playing ex-gunman la 8;3* (4*) Jack LaUmae Show (29-22-89) Match Game (C> pn*-occu{>atl(Ci with intrigue (8) llappenInE '59 11:00 That Show ^ r (20)( 20) FOm (49) Dark Shamnrs (3*) FUm (30) Job Hank I Mlstorogers* Neighborhood •:M (S> Family Affair R (C) 4:25 (29-22-89) News comes their uninvited house * Basel (C) U :M (S) Carol Barnett Presents (3*) Pusword 4:89 (8) Uaiel (C) (8>22) Red Hox Baseball leave It to Buver 9:89 (8) Itorls Day Shew B Heeklrberry H oud Show (22) Mike Doaglas show (C) 2:10 (40) Mets Hasetinll Game can pilot's romance with ) French Chef Mitchell. (89) Batmaa (C> (8-49) N.Y.pTd . (C) MotH VS. Loh Angeles at New Japanese performer. Marlon Case for Salmon (89) Batman (0) • ;3* (3) Moke Room for Daddy (49) Fltntstones (4*> Dick Csvett Shew (8) Dear Jalia Meade (C> (49) Fllatatoaes 19:99 (8) C*oaa.' — TYhafs Abeedt York. Brando. Red Buttons, Mtyoshi ) NET Joamal News —WerUher 6:99 (8) Barke's Law (8-49) Dirk Cavett Shew (U) 6:00 (3) Race of the Week <0> YmekI, Mllko Taka. Patricia The Battered (Aild 5:99 19:89 (8) News SpeeloJ (C) Saratoga — The Hopeful Owens. James Gamer, ) In the Beginsing Wae the (M l 8m H u t (89) Maastors 11:99 (8-848*89-49) News —Weather (8) P.O.A. Golf (C) Martha Scott. (O Holocaust (89) Munsters U :M (t) Merv Orltfla Shew (C) (4*> Jetre CoUio Gia Scala on A B C 's “It Lulu is a guest on (49) F Troop Fran Jeffries is a U:N (3) Lacy Show (C) (49) F Troop ead Sperta (U> (40) Wide World of HpoHs ••Gang War” '68. Kent Taylor. i The Creative 'Persoa (3 »«b M ) Toalgbt Show Joha- 6:86 (49) Weather Tf^es a Thief” Thurs (29) Hea Heat 6:80 (8) Animal World It Takes T u A B C ’s "The Johnny 6:89 (8) SHunp the Store 6:89 ( 6:89 (8) Stamp the Stars ( 11:89 (8) Merv GrUfla Shew (C) Scientists take searching look (M) Tonight Show Johnny (t-M) Jeey BUbep Shur (89) FUm day 10-11 p.m. (29-2t-89> Teelght Shew Jeha- at curious blnl Imown ns peli Cash Show” today Cnraon B (C) (29) 8 c m f Is Tom Jones” Thurs (4*> FIlBtataBce Tuesday* August 88 (89) F Tf«ep l:tb (3) News u d Weather — Me- (89) F Treep ay t'arsea (D can In study of bird In one (22) Mattrice Woodmff Pre meat i t MedHatlu u d Slga M:35 <3»-3»d5> N e u _tO (8 ^ ) Jeey Blshep Show (C) of Its North American habitats 9:30-10:30 p.m . dicts Ceeceatratlu (C> 9:99 <84) Weather — Sperta aad 9:89 (S> News wBh Walter Craa- 1:88 (8) News aad Weather —Me- Gunnison Island In Utah's (80) Playboy after Dark <0) <8) N e u —Mommts of Gem- News (C) kHe (C) meat ef Medliatlea aad Slga Great Salt l.«ake. Guests: Pete Barbuttl, Marvin What's New News (C> <4*> Morafaig Movie The Explorer B (O) (29) Bat Mastersen Air Force sergeant finds that fert u d Oaidepeata U :M (3M1-34) PeroeeaUty 8:N (M-n-3«) Oet Smait K (O) Byrds. i Joyce Chen Ceoks (22) Hlghllghto (C> hla bride la endangering bis U ;3* (3) Dick V u Dyke Show (C) For Pussy People (89) McHale's Navy career and hla sanl^. Olenn <4*> N e u HeadlSies— USAF (3M3d4) Hsl^jw^ Squreo maa- (C) ) Seelal Beeailjir la Aettoa fort aad OaWepasts (20) Film (8-40) Newlywed Gome 12:10 (40) One Step Beyond ^ Bellgieu FIm ud Slga Off (89) McHale's Navy 49) Hoatley - Briakley Bo- (89) News aad Stga Off (22) Film 8:80 (8) Ify Three So m B (49) News Ford, Debbie Reynolds, Eva (8) Bm I the (0) "Enllogue*' Ombudsman • Protector of 9:96 (49) Bawhide Gabor, Fred Clark. (O U:S5 (U) Neu (49) News apert (C) (49) News Headllafw -r ' Tba (20-22W Qbest and Mrs. Mnlr 12:80 (22) Lnt« Show (O) 6:96 (49) Bawhide 9:45 (89) Leeal Nears Bellgtoas PBrn aad Off (SO) America! (C) (8-40) Lawrence Welk Show People's Rights 6:39 (8) News with Walter Croe- (34> HuUey - BriaUey Be- 13;M (3> Leva of Ufe (C) . . i •‘The Man Called Gringo” Dan ) Sounds for a Summer Night ANDREWS SHOW Jeeperdy B*’eathtaklng tour of the beau (20-22-80) Movies I Affectionately Yours* Fhni (8) New* with Frank B «r- (8) Tratb er CeueqBueee (C) tkd*) Bewiteked (80) Premier Theatre foroble Academy Award winner Julie tiful Island in (he Caribbean. “ The Whole World Is Watch •‘•The Naked and the Dead” nolds (C) (X3-S»-I4) N e u — Weather 13:35 (3) N e u - 6:30 (3) News with Roger Modd ing” Buri Ives, Jos^h Cam- ) Tempo (29) FOm — Sports u d Featare (C> Amlrews' second major- musical 13:8* (3) Search fer TsmorreW An epic story of WW II with Disposability (22^^) Huntley • Brinkley Be- T:Sb (3»di34) PaebU: A Qaestlu (IM t S i) K y. Or (22-80) llantJey - Brinkley Re pemella and James ^rentlno. Cniff Robertson, supported by show, with H arry Belafonte as port (C) ^ r e e lawyer's defense of col I Cinepoeiom pori (C) et latelUgeBee (C> <8-M) That OIri (C> Raymond Massev, Joey §k>eclal on tmpUcatioiu of Cklller Theatre 6:00 Mlstorogers' Neighborhood I:M (3) Oiri TaUi (O defy (20) Ifnntley - Brinkley Report who want to turn the de 6:80 What's New (545) Draaia Hsom (C) (28) Hlghllghto (C> (22-80) News —> Weather -~- fendant into a martyr. The "She Oeature^’ Cheater Mor ris, Maria English. 7:00 Tempo B M ovies F o r an rvm (89) MrHoie'E Navy Sports and Features m At H m a wiU HUty World Premiere on March 11 2:80 (80) News and Sign Off 8:00 Life and Times of Bertrand <3b> Divarca Caart 9:98 (49) Bawhkto (20-22-30) Adam 1 2R Yaa’ra Pattiag Ma hito (O Lelnsdorf recreates Both sets feature a big 19" Oa 8:00 ABC's of Boating new roll-out chassis that '"rhe Bold Ones” and “Then 3:** (3) 8acrat 8larm portrays Russian soldier trap* "To Be Black," study of middle (tot^riet The OeUklrr R K ) ed in collar with half doten 'ORANDDADDY’ got big rating"'. (22) Chullre of Salvation (G) class blacks. 4-S p.m. on ABC . ' World,” Wednesday 9- 11:99 (84.28-4949) New« — Weather (80) The Big Picture (C) S'Crman prisoners. The birth of a first grandchild “ Movie- of the W eek" will and NpnrtR ((') 8:80 (8) AAU Intematloiial Track 11 p.m. on ABC. (89 Ilea Henl (40) Faith for Today in the Danny Williams clan is mark the flr»t t'me movies will . . “Is Paris BumlngT” film of t0:30 (3) l,ook Up and Live and Field (C) liberation of Paris, with Kirk 11:89 <•) Merv Grlffto Rhew ((' (8) This Is the Life (C) Will be presented from Oslo. the happy, hectic occasion for compete with movies In prime (89-2849) Tnnlfht Hh^r John Norway. Douglas and Jean-Paul Belmon ny Pnrtnn (D (30) Sacrifice of the Moss (20) Film an on-camera reunion of the t'm'*. T*'e peiie- -will pWy oppos (40) ( ‘hrlslophers do, 8-10:40 p.m. on ABC. tits <31 Tk« UaUritor Mew (C) (i4 9 ) Jnry RUhnp Hhew (C) 4:80 (3) NFL Action (C> cast of one of television’s long STANEK ite a port'on of NBC’s “Tuesday (3 ».n A ) Vae Doe’ l Hay (Cl 1:99 ( I ) New* and Weather — M ^ 11:00 (3) Camera Three (C) R "Rookie" Portrait of trials, est-running ° fam ily comedies N'ght at the Movies.’ ’ M O N D A Y: “ Pueblo; A Ques (S4S) Oo« Ufa b U vr (C ment nf MedHntton nnd Men tribuiatlcns. isolation and lone- tion of Intelligence,” a review 4iM (3) Raasar fHattsa (Gl O ff 7t ) Hnoss suffered by rookies when “ Make Room for Orand- Prem 'ere program on Sept. (3»4S-3SI Malek Goom (1) New* — Memento ef ('em* when they try to break in daddy,” one-hour situation-com "Of the seizure 7:30-8:30 p.m. (t Mtha Daogtaa ■bee IC) fert n i^ Goldepeeto AUTHORIZED with a pro team. 23. w l'l be about seven blind (4*1 Tks Flbtatasai (89) New* and Mgn Off edy special,. Is broadcast Sept. ELECTRONICS on NBC . . . "A Hole In the Fess Parker stars in (22-80) Avco Golf Classic (C> survivors of a plane crash on a 4:35 (3S4KI*) Nan (C) (49) New* Headline* —irRAF “Davy Crockett” tril 4th round play. 14. The stars are Danny Thom 277 BR O AD S’TREET — P H O N E 649-1124 mountain top end wlM feature Head,” film comedy of widower 4:3* (31 Msaal fllalataaaa ^=^iitemp Coniied and Sid Melton. son, 8:30 - 11 p.m. on NBC. World of Color” Sun 6:00 (8) The 21st Cenlan (G)^ B later. It will be a Western come 5:*S (3 Beriw’a Law TURNPIKE "Eye In the Sky'* •fhls^ tel^ dy with a cast of gray boards. TUESDAY: “Games,” film of (N ) DiMavariac Amariaa day 7 :30-8:30 p.m. coat focuses on vast areas of young couple Involved in (IS) Meaatan new knowledge that satellite (4*) r Traa* TEXACd AND technology makes available to Latest faahiooa shown with Make, a Difference Where You Save! ominous games, with Simone 5:35 (4* Waslkar ua coiuempdrary music by D.C. 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