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Jd m 88, 1M9 ' The Weather About'-Town Search Spreads Ref^ster 'Huiraday Hebron Clear and tool tonight with -4 - lows in mid Ws to low 50s. To- All, Bennet Junior High Schobery and fled with J. Gollmltzer, p n ^ r ty on chairman of the local Red Cross the nation will have a financial rile was taken to the bearae. to strike at suspected Arab sabotage bases south of Memorial Temple, Pythian several -dozen diamond rings Ralph Rd., Xconveyance tax Chapter, has announced the ap­ wtodfall tor domesUc programs " It ’s uncanny," sbM her doc­ ■ " the Dead Sea in Jordan. , Sisters, will sew service pads for and a dozen pairs of diamond $30.25. pointment of Mrs. John Sibijn 9dien the ’tnetnam war ends. tor, who said the woman bad The planes hit basm near earrings valued at about $16,000. Rocky Hill Veterans Hospital ------Laberge H .| G e^ to Kathleen of East St. as Hurricane It sees the possibility that de- earlier shown aU (he eal 'bi needed. It was the second straight day shooting until Darr took chase ton, said Monday "there is not dishes for lunch. in property at 91 PltMn St., Therefore, door to door soUci-' that iBrarti planas hit JordAnlAn In a car driven by a passing .Hkely to be anythh^ like the Riot'Gas Ills conveyance tax $86.85. :tlon will not be employed. motorist. ‘ / free reoouroea we had hoped John Mather Chapter, Order Trade Name 'Thooe desiring to make a con- tor." Ixmrl threatened the ,Aral». tribuUon or to assist in this Eye Hovers ofor DeMolay,ueivioiay, willwui havenave outdoor ^ shots, several Robe:Robert F. Blanchard and IXINDON (A P ) —The British with more retallnUon tor sabo- driveXare requested to contact "W e’re not going to have the initiatory degree ceremonies to- ^ whliS* hit the getaavay. The phyius V. Jackstmi, doing government offered today to tage Monday night as the Arab 2 Mrs. SI dream 'world people though aft­ night at Lookout Mt. Members '•‘*hers Wt the pursuing car. as Heritage House ■and a specialist to NorUitm ®®ttnns m on^ cloaer to a sum- :potbaU CoU er the war la over,’ ’ Mioynihan Near Florida will meet at 7 at the Masonic * pellet hit Darr In the Realty, 102 Broad Ut, Iretamd to check on reporu that ">®«(lng todiocuss the ORue- The Hebrtm Midget Football said. Temple. All members and Mas- “ I?"; at a hos­ By THE ASSOCIATED PBEgg many of thorn expomd to CD ier Masons are invited to at- and released back to duty, Marriage Licensee League Is stul looking for boys, \ He gave-this asaesaiment after Richaitl WUllom Hyland, ages 9 to 13 ^ d over 70 lbs., a three-hour Urt>an Affoirs Tropical storm Eve buUt to­ riot control gee durlng the rah. T r o ^ r t M nktor tend the event. ^ abandoned the T Moshc CiomMl. Bficr Isomlng ___ getaway car In the northeast Metairie, La., and Barbara who would llk ^ t o play this SWINGING BUYS • ACTION DEALS OouncU meeting wUh Nbeon at ward hurrtoane Intensity off the Florida coiri today while ropoir S bT ^ exploded M mi- "<* \ Airman Martin G. Hebert, son *?sUon of Norwich. In the dl- Alice Rowe, 88 Oak St., Aug. year. Anyone . interested Is in­ the Western White House, devot­ work and the search for bodies vomittoa '*1 ^ day In an Israeli shipping cotn» of Mrs. Ann Hebert of 32 Salem ff®tlon of Rhode Island, and 30, St. James’ Church. vited to report any evening, ed to {f,(letaUed enalysU of what ...b. c VC iwL uivir Iran. A Donald Raymond Savard, Monday through Thursijay, at 6 the Arn^can econtmiy can be contlntied In the areas ravaged Bablro particularly reoSt Rd., is on duty at Tan Son Nhut there ^ lic e lost their trail. A ed a f f e c t ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ »'®Port- that Arete could not "ott to police bulletin has been issued Hartford, and Lois Mor- at the Rham High S c h ^ field. expected to do over the next by a lethal predecessor, Ca­ AB, Vietnam. He Is a navigation t****®® bulletin has bean Irri Comfort mille. equipment repairman in a unU for ^a maroon sedan which was wenna Fields,irields, 14 Arch St.St, Boys attending for th^ftrst five fiscal and the ques­ 6 Giant frozen food storage of^o f the P'aclffoP'aclflc Air FVjroes.Forces. He from- the same area at ^ug, 80, South United Method- time are asked to have a (larpnt tion of naUoW priorities on Eve was bom In a tropical about the same Ume. Church. accompany, them in order in Style spending. X^^ depression off Daytona Beach waA^ prevloualy assigned to the ry shouldn’t have teen author^ leroall companies. 67th ^Field Maintenance Squad.- Rhode Island . police have Francis Richard Ryan, Bast register. If the boy meets th^ Five By 1975, Mioynihan said, the and scout planes encounteied non at\Mountain' Home AFB, J®*"®** the search, suspecting Hartford, and Katherine Ann requirements, a i^iystcian’s ...fast fast ice! estimated $26 blUloh a year the winds up to 60 miles an hour Ued to use the gas beoeiwe not views with the utmoot \ Idaho. A1Imian Hebert is a 1966 the robbers Oed into that Dunn, 102 Llnwood St, Aug. 80, certificate will be required. Dr. Decorator Colors! nation is spending on\ Vietnam Monday night. ffnough waa known about lU of- -"Y P>®ts ogolnat her feels'. lines of communication end the gradtiate of Manchester High state. Ttiey arrested three men Church of the -Assumption. Mervyn Little of WUlimantlc al­ "wm really look llk^ small Forecasters said Eve, “ young 14.7 CU. ft. change." It was the first time the gas ®( >>®'' tronsportaUOn School. ' Saturday but later let them go ready examined 28 of the boys but acUve.” probably would de­ Soldier of th/l98th Light Infantry Brigade of the when a witness to the robbery on Ai^. 20.' No Frost Refrigerator In preparing for the transition velop info the Atlantic season’s photo was on last roll o f film to be received from had been used In the United ®®>’W *''l*e throughout .Um Kingdom agofnet rioters. Doc- '*'®riunlcatlon and troneporta- Men of all ages who like to \ ----- —______Wendy Long, Susan Gennette, on Vietnam, would not be avail­ Air Conditibner Dr. Robert Simpeon, chief of Ulster If requested by the gOv- ll®h faclltllee tfW> world over." sing four-part barbershop-style all staff members by letter that Clndy^ Deviiu ^ Pam Shaw. • Mobile Cold, separate able for peaceful purposes ofter Fresh Air Exchanger the National Hurricane Center ernmont there. 'One woman was hoepUallsad harmony are Invited to Join the Trio Escapes the annual pre-school staff Jill Gardiner will be their mas temperature controls for the war ends, he said: " I think at Miami, said further intensifi­ Manchester Chapter of Ten Position Automatic the real accurate question is: Ho ^ d there was concern In e «e r a email time bomb wont meeting wiU be held Tuesday _T*?® - Cheerleaders will be each section ...... Thermostat cation was expected to occur, IxMidte becauoe the modined Ml tn the eecund-fioor otftoe of SPEBSQ8A on Mondays at 8 Prison; Catch tmder the supervision of Nancy ’Who thought it was goiig^ to be morning. Sept. 2, at 10:30 In LEXAN® Molded Case— approaching hurricane Intonalty been used for some the Zlm 0>mpany on Regent p.m. at the Army-Navy Club on Caliill and Gall Gardiner. In the first place?” • Twin vegetable bins and Won’t Rust Ever! of 74 mile-an-hour winds during 19 yeluw and there had never Street. ' ehattertng windows 1090 Main St. Two in Dragnet the cafeteria. Moynihan , said "we see a the day. On Sept. 4. there will be a Directional Top Air Viet Battling Still Hard been reports before of prolonged Scotland Yard was InveallgatliH New staff members, however, removable bin for 18 eggs country that Is rirong and pros­ meeting of the Hebron Midget Discharge Forecaster Neir'pYank said: affects. CD ts used, he said, reports thal Al Fatah, the larg- The North Manchester Al- UDWlflTON.X Idaho (AP)'—A asked to meet at 8:30 a.m., pering and going to become Football Association at the "W e think it is going to drift OA-nOrV&T t ar%\ sate.-- v"" velea• f " ^ ’ ^ J ' t - b ^ u M the (eara. coughing and eet of the Palestinian guerrtlU Anon family group will meet dragnet which saw moments of prior to the general meeting, in • GE colors or white stronger and more prosperous Town Office Building at 8. , Elowly on out, probably to the ^ flghUng and It added that enemy kasss dimcult breathing causes organlsallons, was rssponslbte A dieni of thin 196th Brigade kUled 11 Wednesday at 8 p.m. In the the Home Economics suite. 6000 BTU/Hr. but we also see a country that Command d ^ J »® d today that the "usual security precauUons were not known yet. » Parental help is still needed and | northeast. At least for the next 12 m6re North Vietnamese In usitely clear up lo minutes art- itollce said workers In nearby Parish House of the Second Pushee also mentioned that has a lot of problems today be­ a Marine F4 Phantom fighter- were taken.” Meanwhile two miles to the any Interested persons are ask­ 12 to 24 hours. It will stay on another amoll skirmish In the er the vlrtim gels fresh air. >rfYlcea had seen etx man "of Congregational Church. The William this year, unlike past years, oil ed to attend. cause, 10, 16 years ago this ef- grades, 7 through 12, will re, this drifting course.” w companlee of U.S. Ma- eouthweet. a reconnaissance pa- area, seven of the Americana whlu 9'®en Arab appearance" walk Into the Thursday group will meet at 8 Also Sept. 7, starting at 1 fort to anticipate change ’ and port on Wednesday, the 3rd. The Frank said there was no Indi­ **’ Regiment trol trom the 196Ui Light Infui- were wounded. While, more than 90 per cent of building lialf an hour bekire the p.m. In the Pathfinders Glib at “ ^ ^ ® ! eecapee. p.m., will be Midget Football make decirions about priorities cation that Eve would devel^ coiling a reconnaissance ,/uuic. plane, were hitmt hard when Uieythey came try BrigadeBrtrade fiushedfiuahed another .. Protestant epsetai ooltoa oeaire me 102 Norman St. Both groups **“ femalns. A did not occilr.’’ The two crewmen are missing, under' tr heavy mochlne-eunmachine-gun and NorthNnrtv Vtetoamese force and MeanwhUe, Hesur niode a were reportad bolkliw at Brlttei *J*"*^’ ed a day earlier. Into anyth'ng comparable to meet weekly and are open to L®.*?® *289 > (b y n i^ noted that there are It was the first American rifle ______cd to support this youth organi­ *175 It was the first American rifle fire while aweeplng a about 250 American * Intantry- ?![***• *** *********" ^**** •ril’ Y ordeni to turn In their ik* In School Lunch Hurricane Camille. friends and relatives of a per- o u ^ iities zation activity. built-in expenditures in the na- planePlane reported lostkte over North ridgellne.ridsellne. men battled them for two houiis. Duc to a mountalntop American arms. worried aJbout this: What hap- The school lunch program. Financial help .continued to son with a severe drinking prob- , v ™ Town Meeting Ucm’a budget that are constantly Vietnam since June 6 and sixth '’Meven Marines were killed The U.S. Command ssid 74 en- patrol baas nearby railed Y . ^ - ~ A"rejm f«.iKi...... lustoctaled with Israel. jgm “ ^ pened. — to the--- owner—or ooou- which------will - be in operation the FRONT LOAD pour In for victims of C ^ l l 'e ’s The town meeting, as re­ Increasing, such as Medicare 190-mile-an-hour w in ^ and slnce U.S. bombing of North and 41 wounded In the fighting emy were killed, many of them Ing Zone Center and there met only about 600 of Northern Ire »"*hhi' U pants—of a pickup truck found fbst day of school. Is almost m T E R -F L O * HIGH SPEED «’oL lUibert B. Bacon of land’. c-lm- queued by the Board of Edu- PORTABLE and education. The new welfare crashing tides in Mississippi Vietnam halted last Nov. 1. Al- which lasted from early after- by artillery and hellropter gun- Lt abandoned where oftloens be- <»mpletely. . . staffed . except for CO.C4LMI,caUon. winWill oebe neiaheld tfimthis ov»-eve- though the bombing stopped, noon until "the remaining ene- Khlpa, while American casual- Falla Church. Va.. commander pi led with IA Gan Sir Ian Fr^ meeting. |>eoaperts Increased • lleve the trio spUt up. WASHER ' DRYER of a battalion of the I96th Bri­ ‘Point of y ie w ^ _ —------r —• “ r- ^----‘ part-time helper at 81.36 per nlng at 8 In the T W r o ^ DISHWASHERS SEUP-CLEANING (See Page Thirteen) (Bee Page Thirteen) regular reconnaissance flights my withdrew under cover of ties were one kUled and 49 . „ ------oa.. id^ortt^re^^pThp ite-ri-H L ri-tii: Grooms, 28, reported by pits- Building. have continued. darkneos," U.S. headquarters wounded. gade. and hU executive officer, on ofifihlals.to be blind, but said ' "Dio prognom, under tlie MhJ. Klchsnl Waite of, Rey- The board will ask residents The U.S. Command said the said. U.S. headquartem said sol- Ted Even More to "see eveiythlng’’ by a hospi- dlrootion of Janet Jurovaty. OVEN RANGE noldsvllln, Pa. to appoint a School Building t i - - plane "was reported mlsteng tal official, was ta'keif after a manager-cook, has raised Us ^.n^^eded and under .trie, '.Tlqi^Tn'j:iL:!:m " Beloved Now 0>mmittM and to appropriate while escorting an unarmed The enllstedmen In one of Ba­ car driven by a hostiige crashed »mch prices to 40 cents for stu- » X t e.^e‘"a^‘^ .^ t RF4 reconnalsaance aircraft ron's three companies, after In a high-speedhlsh-sneeil chnaechase., dents dents and and 50SO centscAnis fortrw adults. rHuUr . en g^e an architect , One piabam of 21 member. ol and secure preliminary sketches, near the demllitariaed zooe.” five days of tiard fighting and the .onlmveiwtal volunteerAhram rejv.rttel that BOSTON (A P) — The chair- Assisting Mrs. Jurovaty with Pittsburgh Grows Father Says Son Did Well State Troopers^Burt McGinnis sketches. A ^jokesman said other heavy Ujaeek, luul refused on hmx! did luro In-their arm. ' 'Y**'-®'- ■ Abdel Naaoer man of the state Democratic and Richard Admyers of Orofl- the program tlila year will be All jesidents are urged to at­ planes in the flight saw no evi­ Himday to foovc out once more Monday night. MX they atei ‘ ailing of an Commltteo says Sen. Edward no spoU ^ Grooms in a car drlv- Marion Rank!, head cook; Mar­ dence of enemy action and the Commanding Reluctant Gh iignlniit tlie enemy Hut Walle iuroed In Uielr realgnatlons ami InMead of an M. Kennedy "Is more beloved en by WllUam Jensen, 28 Low- tend.' jorie Miner, {assistant cook; 'Tense in Protest loss was attributed to "unknown and 8gt Okey Blankenahip of their unitorme to protest the or-'e “ h>*«'t‘n« ThU by the voters of MassachuaetU Iston, allegedly token hostage Rena Zochman, full-time helper, causes. DlAVEaflWT, Iowa (AP) wounded," the lieutenant sold...... Tnnthrr. W."• Vr , vUUrd th*m.mem. oertWr prtrvide a w*y »round th« than he was even before the ac- moments earlier at a tavern In Mancheator Evening Herald and Evelyn Blow, part-time PITTSBURGH (AP) — Hun­ Twelve demonstrators were Announcement of the loan was Eqgene %urtz, himself "W e’ve got a leaderaiitp prob- HJiii after someanmiiT/.Vi>r9i Uiiigh talkfwib frrsn if*.— Freeland, i— « romniiaidcr n at Writ “ *>J*^^**'^ p>vrrmn*nCji cld®nt." Myrtle. helpw. Hebron Correspondent, Anne dreds of demonstrators, thwart­ arrested and charged with dis­ delayed while a search was un- tired lieutenant colonel, saya hlalem." >®fn- '•’ ® "ergeant. fiic (Jl»------plckecl------up lah- ...... troo|Min Nortlwrn in |p,tiuwr "There Is no creditability gap -MteOlnnls said at one point the Rmt, tel. 228-3971. Bids for milk, fuel oil and ed from crossing a bridge into orderly conduct. But traffic was der way for the two missing officer son had been In Vietnam . battalion commander ...... ‘'•c'' (nh. and now In control of polto. ami ^ 'Y ns far as I ’m concerned," David auto stopped, and "shot back to- transportaiUon have been re- the downtown by n'ghtst'ck, . tied up for at least two hours on filers. But the U.S. Command only a month when a ahot-up *®n‘ executive offioer and a •Hon «.e brief retelUon • Filter-Flo wash system- The demonstrators gathered A Oomtiony moving again. (Itos Page Eight) into a tidal pond.. Mary Jo Ko- throat during the chase lost portation bid, for vocational. In- American Leglori baseball | • 3-l.eveI Thoro-Wash ELEGANT LOOKING Press Cycle with ’ "They went bock. Into c»m- ends lint-fuzz! “Cooldown" They filed across the bridge, there for the second day for a b ”K rristo‘tJLayT‘^ S Shurtz, who retired from the pechne, a Washington secre- control near Peck, the car akld- toTBchotasUc sports and field championship game here, • Sensi-Tempr- Automatic roIllnBr foothills oniithweet ot n . Rhurtz Jr., 26, reseted tet," he salil. "Tile thing was • Portable pow ,. . Con­ one of four Eq>ans leading from demonstration to dramatize about as well as any other offi Army in 1964, oaUl hla aim was a tary, died in the accident. ded brondelde and rolled over trips went to Clai ks Tnmspor- "Die winner wlH go to Hast- Surface Unit • 3 wash, 2 rinse • 3 Heat Selections ___ . Nang, and military qxtkesmen well handled. The unit the nini verts to Built-in Later temperatures ' the North Side into the down­ their demands Ihst more blacks like experience pould KReserve «»«rve Offlce^rsOfficers Training Oorp.Corps Regarding national reaction on its top. lution Co. The oil-bid was not Heb., for the Little World) • Automatic Oven Timer. said at least 138 North Viet- ^ ^ graduate c4 T ol«lo Univenrtty p;iny belonged lo was aware of • Permanent Press Cycle • End-^f-cycle signal can town, in two long lines, walking be admitted into craft unions. 3 n/l 19 A tea as s>4 A n a* •• * —______a ' • It and corrective aetkin was tak to the accident, Harrison said: Grooms was spotted In some awarded pending receipt of Series, • Mapl^Cutling Board Top Clock and MirfUte Timer namese and 12 Americana had vmiuncommlosloned tn the regular ('ryf^Jihad~lloly War with “Cooldown" be sePIo sound or not two abreast. Police tried to stop -After they were turned back en ” "Sen. Kennedy Is the san*e per- weeds and come o «l with his more InformaUon concerning Dynn Is 4-1 and Naugatuck Is • Picture Window Door been killed knd 97 Americans ■”*« lieutenant radioed from A . son as he was before the accl- hands up. one of the bids. ^1 the double-elimination | raAvotjM o omy • 3 water saver load • Porcelain enamel to.p the demonstrators and at least at the Manchester Bridge, the The rtimporiy was. reporteiUy • Illuminated Cooktop two were clubbed to the ground. ------Brnnlngt Oh . and dent and he continues to bo one Grooms suffered an ankle In- tourney. . selections and drum demonstrators re-grouped for a the fighting flared up again BrlffTull* M 3rd'BattalionXtyI'R uttjtltrhn that HI hism . . . before ^ * to still in, the field, but sim'e Hun Is (Hd Tune in Arab East • Storage Drawer- The marchers croeeed the of the few Uberal U.8. senators Jury and brutses. Jensen with • Porcelain eqamel lop conference in a park at the Alle­ lewess than two miles from HlepHiep refusedrcTuied to gv go back Intointo an Vietnam ihiy has met little restslonc IVi cu. (t. capacity -^bridge arter they were turned who is really effective.’ ’ b'ack head and arm Injuitee, and basket and tub gheny Center, then spilt Into Due. a district capital 32 mUes ®P®raUon Sunday against ene- ..yve'd be proud to have him Htiorliy after Kroor's hellcop Ity WIIJIJA.M KVAN have how to Haiadln la Preot- back from the Manchester Harrison predicted Kennedy was reported In satlsfoctory ■8«^eral groups. — southwest of Da Nang which '"Y froops and that "we cannot ^ ^rmy .rfficcr a career ter* bM>k him away, from Isuwl- AP Hperlal < orrespondenl .W-nl (.tomai Abtel Nsaaar at ths FLETCHER iliiS C A . OF MAMCRE8TBB Bridge by policemen swinging will- work harder for re-election condition today. ------’ Army Secr^ary Stanley p. Re- move out." hot we're x ; ^ Ing-ZssieIng* 7tmr tfenler, enter, H«,uth'VietHouth’’ Vlel. Once again, as It has eo many United Arab Ke|ubiic When billy clubs and patrolmen who Byrd Brown, a march leader, in 1970 than he has In past cam­ said-the groups were going Into ear vUited Monday. MU»sry "Moat of our squad and pla- lees less onup totn him " said IS the4 miles to the Rmee In the 13 centuries of la- crowds at..tha.-.al4«- uf the fire the nursing supervisor-at. St. M94521 herded the crowd away from •*kl the senior the cry for Jihad -hotv chanted ''N a s ».r ’ N o s .^ ." paigns, which will help the en­ Joseph’s Hospital,. 81z|j^,^pjii). 54 McKEE STREET the downtown "to exercise our spokesmen sold Reaor giol with- toon leadeni have been killed or Shurtz. lam, the cry for Jihad -l»t»ly chanted ■''Naeieer' Nnoa-ar! the span by' criss-crossing ,in> (Hee Page Eight) war erhore ehrijly in the Arab rrwny may have been yeerntl^ tire Democratic ticket. da, said Grooms, who suppolwd- *299 Now Is the ttme to bibring In yoor screens to hn repaired. 165 friMit of it with motorcycles. (Sm Page Eight) ®sst- for a new hero wtvr one# again Harrison was' Interlvswed -on ly was blinded by scouring pow­ Storm window giosa replaned. The flamra arhleh tost WMk’ *'Ouln. w.lh ^ “ • y o S aimed at Pentagon research in linked to any apccific probtol^i. p«ycte;ofrtc^ proreases of the -t rultylng cry for .leferr-e- of tlo- Ex>Reprepentative Dies arcaa which have scant bearing Ohiouii la •Jemondlng $1.28 mfl- the^ Pentagon has been out- c^nb(enlral nefwdua system " lalurilb faith Moi» tfion 500,000 vdo. o# Hw world's on the military's J6b. lloh lU n ugre frT.>m Lem Angeles SUFFIELD, Oenn. (AP) — spending the National Bcie^ice' An experlm«;nta) study of ^fa mailer toho or what atari Former State Rep. Charles S. hMc% ot LOW M IU RRICES The provtoloh was a<)opted al­ F'csindatton ad Ihe'btote at the site at one nt Ihe development ijf cor:.;-.sue.^" Wlli:am Garrataun, 30, who Blaaell, a retired broker and most unnoticed on Aug 12 iu "What has happened u that the nv. d hi>ly nv-numenta t-. wtuch cost $2I.MD had been emphr^ed as a care­ author of a book on antique Congress hurrted toward its research has ridden on the cost- Miahammar>l. 1( can be bknvn up A I50A98 Army outlay lor taker at ihs Mtate wjiere the furniture, died Sunday at thfi ' aun^mer recess. tsll of military appropriations lnb< yet another cause for the sleep and dream research" kithnge occurred was anwatad age of 76. In operation, the Impact of the slmpty because that money arms Arabs The 148.000 sptte by Ihe tor inveatigatton of murdsr, Blssell, a Republican, served INC. Manofleld measure may be assy to obtain.’' Mansfield said. H'hal Moetoma choose to con .Navy to aiuidy "tachnlques (or hooked, quawtloned tor nesrty three terms in the General As­ great. It declares ihst none of He said (he question facing improving human memory " , older the dafllement >g a sacred three days and rsleaaad. sembly—In the 1937, ’39 and ’41 the $20 MUion authorized in the Congress was whether research The Mansfield provtoton was ohrlne can evoke 'ancient Arab ______semlons. defense spending MI] atlU before The damage claim was (Ued octentlsU and engineers ahould added to an am^ndniienl ir>'> draama glory and power and with the city ctork' by Ctorrat- Survivors Include hla widow, . . . . AP the Senate may be uoed for any ^ - . ' jj . SINCE 193? (-ioOnue u, took to the Pentagon poae-.^ Some l.(XK) persona marched Mansfield/ pnm into the adojAed wilh no aeparato vote ruaairm and reac.>red the etty to to hto hometown of Lsncaator, Mira. Theodore D. Olmsted of Open DaHy 10 am to 9:30 pm Sat. 10 am to 6 pm Mansfield mamtsioa that Such Congrtwsidnal Ttceord a list of -When the Ful bright amendmeeil West Hartford. through the city snarling the rush hour traffic. research, most of It conducted 2H ' lirfenae Pepartment re­ Ohio, has Indicated he expects was approved. 49 lo 44 thing the Arate to enrofi tn i,xjtlege tiite fall. I" •V . • -H- r-‘ •1 . t ■ ...'■ C A G E T W O ■ 1. . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. C O ^. TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1969 - \ ^tANCHEbTEK EVENING HERAlJ). M A JigH E ^^ CONN,, TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1969 ' FINAL IdOVIE AUDIENC^ PAGE THREE 'T S B 'J S S E S r’SSSSSomSrSSBSP DAT *i** ****GLIIDt******* Bums Kill Sheiiiwold on Bridge; m ANCHESTi B o l t o n carnival for the benefit of mus­ i! 3:C k ‘Barefoot In Ik e Pnik* cular distrophy was held last to attend toe next aclraol boani ^SERVICE or FILM-MAKERS WED: — 1st'BCNt Coventry Starfai Wed.! *'THRRic i AND THEATERS. Bomb Victim FINDING BEST DEFENSE week at the Dreselly residence meeting to discuss the Brennsn Th«s« ratings apply to fm Meeting Sets $25,000 this might mean further pursuR rtiGGf d wfiei Nuv 1.1968 BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (AP)— taled ,13.80. Events included a By ALFRED SHEINWOLO \ 4 3,2 beanbag game, baseball M d Finance Board Votes Funds of toe case. The Board of Fi­ . Tfns Seal A 36^ear-old bakery employe Demis nance members want to make 'i'ou can learn to play most ',0975 For Truck and Park Work ring toss, a fish pond, wagon ‘I , , In ads indicatta tha iilm waa has died from burns received ♦ A 0 J 9 and swing rides, and a To Meet Four l^ a l Bills sure all costs are In before ap­ aubminad and approved under card games in a few minutes;! Townspeople last night voted night. "What brought this on proving payment when a gasoline bomb was WEST EAST I "treasure table." Punch, ASUMfTRJmPfaumONsMH amm m I t tba Motion Picture Coda bridge may take you a few a w r o p ^ ,18.000 for the last year's snow.” ------^ere «>i The board also discussed the thrown Irtto the bakery during weeks. Then you may ,dedde it ♦ A 2 , / 4 74 3' cookies and popcorn were sold.' The Board of Finance U wind- pix>v^ paymerrt, this action was of Sell-Ragulation. , purchase ot a new town truck, approval of ,7,000 to add Over 80 childreh attended-— ing up its agendas, with only later reocindet RICHARD BENJAMIN JACK is an easy game. It may take Z> 9 5 'P QJ 10 8 76 later rescinded. The l e g i ' fera *“ **■ wmmmm Hia*«wftuivKan Mntl_ immmm---■ air-.' .oUMb. @ Suggeetad for GENERAL a nighttime disturbance more 0 A Q J 42 0 K 8 ; hnd $7,(XX) for work In the Her- to the ,4,000 already appropri Working------on the carnivEd were two regular monthly meetings were inctured In the ^ ca lled Maosoa»«*wnoTH swifTRjiffiuwrfTO massdwidi luwzuir ammom you years to discover that n m a than a month ago. 4^ 6 5 3 2 4k 10 4 ated means that the town wiU now ra m a in ^ until it ceases Brennan case, in which parents fiscal year just ended. Arthur flPlfi audianeea. ■ bridge is much harder than it, m r u w M ; rick Memorial Park, Both quea- Beth and Jennifer Roberts, The victim, James Mavaro of ''? r x accept P. J. Fiano's Wd ot to exist In November, the first wanted their kindergarten child Blondin will again act as editor S Suggaated for MATURE I seems. , ‘ SOUTH IWhfflujw |tions passed unanimously in a Linda and Paul (JEd-bonei Bridgeport, was admitted to 810,478 for park work. Park Mathew Susan and Jean Dresel­ iW n Council wUI replace the to be bused to a b ^ -ltto r^ s ot the book, assisted by Van •udiencet (parental diecre-^ South dealer. 4 KJ 965 a K U N I special town m,etlng attended by Dine. Bridgeport hospital with severe commissioner Ray Soma ex­ ly, from Tunxls Trail; ) Mark **Ij**'ii. Selectmen home since the mother was em- tk>n advited). North-South vulnerable. ■ 0 A K P W »e. Blondin has asked that all burns on his arttjs and legs. plained that the work will in­ and Michael Ouellette of Derm ^ Finance in running the ployed in the local system. The Opening lead —Ace of O 1063 • * •. First selectman Richard Mor- town boards jutd commissions RESTRICTED Paraona His condition was reported as 4 87 clude grading, excavation and Dr., and Thomas Mannegia of towm At last night's meeting,, schoed board refused, but the WORTH A STANDING OVATION! Diamonds. k K COLOR I ha. who served as moderator, under 16 not admitted, wn»> fair on the day after the bomb­ seeding. Stoney Rd. Board of Finance members wel- parents carried the case to the Whpn dlls ,,hand; was played. ‘South West North Eart >:«cirfalned that the truck wUi ports to him as soon as pos­ laaa accompanied by parani ing. but it took a turn for the When Uie job is com ^^e, Bnlletlii Board Mmed a new member, Johan state Board of Education, and yvhatever you hear about West opened the ' ace of dla- 1 4 Pass 2 4 have four-wheel drive, and vriii sible. or adult guardian. worse and he died Mwvlay. there will be an enlarged skat- TTie Board of Fiiuuice will IQeln, anendhig his first meet- ultimately the local boarij was nu)nde and continued with the Pass 3 O Pass Pass a Sander, plow, spread- a m o o w B o v * (pg rink, two new Little League meet tonight at 7 in tlx» i m ­ Ing following his a{^x>intment to ordered to bus the child, Van Dine last night also re­ Paraona undar 16 not ad» Richelsoph's Bakery, where queen of diamonds. East!natur­ 3 4 All Pass Ends Tonlte—“ Bing of Brigfaf: W ater" — Mat. ■ pT, lights, and other equipment. « la truel baseball fields, and a Pony munity Hall fireplace room. fill a vacancy. However. In late spring the ported that he had spoken wtth Mavaro worked, was damaged ally won with the king. ;H e said that this truck will be d. Thii age raatrtctlon m A NCHf S r I o Leag;ue midget football field. n ie Bolton Public Library's Board of Finance Ostirman mother left the school system toe auditor, and that an audit D u s n MuomwAwW^M by a firebornb during a series of E Cl NTi R ■ exclusively for winter mainten- f I • may ba higher In certain The natural defensive play for r m There will, also be picnic areas Story Hour for children ages Peter Vpn Dine welcomed “ d this fall, the child u-tll be for the 1968-69 fiscal year has b X M disturbances in the East Side 64 3 /H t 2 ;a n c e . y voiaHT yib n il araaa. Check theater or East is to return the .queen of,, East's ruff Is the setting trick. and parking for oyer 100 cars. four to eight will be held to­ Kleln, noting it was isifOrtunate tlrst grade anyway, eUminat- not yet, been completed .since and Father Panik Village areas hearts. If West happens to hold ONOmONID* IBII PARKRIAR THIATRI The ,18,000 is an estimated work on toe Board of Select­ advartiaing. /that tasted threh' filghbt^ Very pretty, of course, ~ ^ t Some said that alter this land­ morrow at 10 a.m. he would only be a member fbr llie busing request. ^ ' the ace of hearts instead of the "MAT lao^-mvn 900 sail Btoo >rice, as bids have not yet been men's books Is incomplete. " M i l 3 I M I C H T f J '(A PrmtGd it • pubitc ••rvici Three young men [were ar­ hpw on earth does East know WEDNESDAY scaping is done, the next project The town clerk's office will tw a more months. The local school board w ^ m by Ihii niwipipei ace of spades, the defenders that. West has the ace of sjiades becelvod^for the truck. win bq lift in g for the park. be closed Saturday, Aug. 80. 'rae m ajw Item of buatneas the pnx>eeas of appealing a de- c a IWBOV" rested on chaises' of attempted The new truck will get two hearts and three rather than the ace of hearts? James Hasset asked about Parents of school children ^ e tefore the board last night was olslon that the child be bused to arson and Indtlng'to riot. Their diamonds, defeating the con­ iMmCSUR cases have been continued. That's the » r t of thing that reminded that eiU town adioote toe requests ; for transfer qf baby-sitter's, but since toe Oass Initiated tract. GU* were ___ bt all, two stores and six cars makes bridge such a difficult «wne roads that could be suitable for ice skating in start sessions Wednesday, Sept funds by the. Board of Select- case now appears to be aca- 4 t T40 -As the cards lie, this defense •05 ^ ( ‘ > P B U R N S I D E WCTe firebombed during the dis­ game fbr Aperts. If you think ot be plowed. Morra said last the winter. He suggested that 3. men. The four,^ tmnsfore, aU demlc, toe judge throw tot- rase In Outdoor Rite r . j THEATER TIME will not work. South wins the from contingency to legal fees, out. ! turbances. deeply, or If'you have the right Notch Pond could possibly be -.ie mt\ircxc!c o f m aVnsIVie^l SCHEDULE heart return with the ace and kind of prystal, ball, you may OUTOf UffI plowed. Manchester Evening Herald tor Mils of and 020 U was In this oonnectJoi^ then John Mather Ouipter, Order iKanrI?THtFr leads a trump. He loses three find the right ankwer consistent­ Morra replied that Notch Bolton summer correapood- from substitute Town Attorney that Rappe tan up toe MRs to of DeMolay, last night held an dow ntoiun TtvoixcKestev diamonds, and one trump, but John Allen and Mils for 067 taling ,1 069 TUESDAY Movie Offiends Workers ly in hands < f this nature. Pond is state-owned, a n ^ al­ ents^Doug Bevins, tel. 648-7826, out(kx)r Initiatory degree tor w « h o v 4 oM y o u r then- he can regain the lead to ^UFttihg i§Trali> - and) Dave Nanis, tH. 649-8087. ^ 012 from Town Attorney The Board of Flnanra";'first new members. This was the Burnside —Midnight Cowboy Daily-' Questton though people can go Ice skat­ 7:00, 9:18. BATESVILLB.:(Ark. (AP) — draw trumps; and then he can ing there, fishing is also per­ D ^ d C. Rai^M. Inclination was to approve these second outside DeMoIay-degrey ' frtoxhig and conninq suppfios! Partner opens with one heart,- Ten Batesvllle residents who claim the rest of the tricks. mitted. Wifth H'shing holes in the The oodts incurred by Allen bUls, but a check with the ever done in OonnecUcut. and • wax • Hds Cinema ‘I — Staircase, 7:16, and the next player passes. You Duffy School of Irish 0:18. had bit parts in the filming of -1 -.Ice. lt^ would probably not be Violates Act were In contie^on with two chairman of thq Board of Edu- H look place at » ^ a n d Park's Other Ace hold: Spades, Q-10-8; Hearts, Msaoheater, Conn. (06040) • iUiing but the fruits and vegetahtM!" Staircase, 8:00; Boston Stran- movie "really started getting "West has the ace of spades r i^ - rick Memorial Park should be er, 32, a mulatto aiv> passed as disqualified himself, and these payment approval was res<-ind- Francoline, the dad advisor for What do you say? SUBSCRIPTION RATES open thursday and friday till 9:66 pm.l ‘ gler, 9 :«. ' gross," the group's spokesman er than the ace ot hearts. You adequate. white for more than ID years, the Board of Finance the chapter who has given to Answer: Bid 1-NT. Since yo^- Payable in Advance_____ Teacher — Mrs. Mdy Duffy Bart Windsor Drive-In—Ring said Monday. ‘ fnlght enjoy looking for East's The meeting, which opened was sentenced to 80 days In jail a letter to toe m-hool much of his Ume DeMolay. have only 9 points In high cards, « MonUw ...... 15.50 at 8:08, adjourned at 8:28*^p.m. ;n»e tw o Mite from Rappe arc board advising It of tola action. New members Initiatedto were of Bright Water,' 8:00; Russians Johnny Housley said the nudi­ best return at the third trick, or a Rands 100, ,140, fine on a CertUlc^ Tencher of Traditional and AuthenUc you cannot afford to bid two lliree Montha ...... 7 sii Gaelic Dancinx are Condnig, 10:00. ty scenes In the movie about the after he has taken the king of One Month j Benefit Carnival charge of violating the Popula- Chairman Ruth William Strickland, Robert Slat- clubs. The hearts are too" weak Manchester Drive-In—Romeo Ma Barker gang, starring Shel­ diamonds. A successful backyard Uon Registration Act. E d u ^ n matter, and, whUe , Benoit pointed out to Van Dine teo , Richard Soucy, Thomaa Member of North American Teacher'a Aaaoclatlon for a response of two hearts. ______° uic niKLnee memoers lirat ap- Read HeraUl AdvertiHeniente and Juliet, 8:00; Barefoot In the ley Winters, were "In excess.” the finance members flr^ gp- that Rappe has been requested Rublnow and N o n ^ Jones. Classes Start Thursday, September 11th at — As the cards lie. East can By elimlnatlnt you borne to the *01011*7311 Dyke • Sally Ann HoWes -Lionel Jeffries Park, 10:48. Housley, a student at Arkan­ Marine Hail, 717 Parker SL, Manchester defeat the contract by return­ only remaining response— one • i*nfkm,»,“Chitty Chitty Daiig" Mansfield Drive-In — Cool sas College, a Presbyterian iiiBaiaeaaai^awMteeeegB BBggeaggBB ing a club. Declarer wins and notrump. —• super PANAVISION TECHNICOUJRi For Beginners and Advanced Pupils Hand Luke, 8:20; Bonnie and school here, and three other stu­ Aptati leads a trump, whereupon West Cop3rright 1969 a8888BBBBB W BlWjpaclM m U M H O i Clyde, 10:18. dents walked off the job along Register Now takeis the ace of spades and General Features Ooip, State Theatre — Ring of with'six Batesvllle residents. Call 528-3273 or 649-9877 A fter 5 P.M. cashes the jack of diamonds. (AT OUR BBOULAB PRIOBS) Bright Water, 9;13; Russians He said "the people of Arkan­ Additional Classes Wednesday and F ri^ y in •East d'seards his remaining Hiere aie more than lOO pri­ are Coming, 7:00; Pencil Box sas are gonna flip” when they- WIN A VAOAIION IN THE GATSiOmS! club-on the’ jack of diamonds, vate college-level educational East Hartford and Saturday in New London Show at 1:30. , aee the finished product. See Theatre Lobby for Details and West then leads a club. hurtitutionB In Pennsylvania. i UA Theatre —Goodbye Cb- lombus, 2:00, 7:00, 9:08. ------^

Maoled by Bear Jhnnuirker Productions Presents The \ | MISSOULA, Mont. (A P) — A ' ' MM'-•' ' A - ' ' 18-year-old girl was flown here "APPLE TREE” early Sunday after being Music by Jerry Bock mauled by a boar on the south Lyrics by Sheldon Ilsralck fork of the Flathead River to Based on Stories by Mark Twain, the north. Frank R. Stockton, Jutes Feiffer Hospital authorities said die ^ It''-' j DAILY Additional Book Material by Jerome Oofiperaniltti girl, Mary Kathy Lindsey of Ortcinaay Directed by Mike Nichols East Point, Ga., suffered cuts Orlsinally Produced for Broadway by Stuart Ostrow on her hsm^ and head, but was S'. ? released after treatment. . , ^ ■■ V L,, . ♦ ' Authorities said the girl, her l A - ILLING JR. HIGH SCHOOL mother, Mrs. WUlltun H. tJtwt. w e |T mjpew*'#4. * ^ sey, and nine othera, all guests . 4 t . *4 * AUGUST 28, 29, 30-8:15 at a dude ranch, were in their sleeping bEigs when the bear • ...... 3 .. Sinfifle Admission— $3.00 wandered into the camp about 1:30 a.m. Couple— $5.00 .J'l ‘ ^ The others were not attacked. " *1- J"' 4 . m f ..'•vj'"*** . They sadd they managed to FVtr Reservations Caii 64A -471S frtghten the animal oft with m m flashlights. '...5 t ' ' ' % , i ' lAivn .\i f t > t ’I r . ■ I -V' ^ '^^11 TKcUtA^utd V f r- * ' ♦ > t i ** K y+/9¥ Fte „ , ^

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..... Mlse Royann P. Th6mp«on Miss Linda Susan Frank and South United Methodist Miss (Harol Jeon McKinney of > and. Prank A. Klnidl, both o t Kenneth litlchael Haiddnson, Caiurch the scene Slaturday Oorventry and Gerard.L. DrOuin both off M a n c h e^ r, exchanged Illanchester, were wed Saturday Jr. of WiUlmantic were wed Sat­ vows Saturday morning, Aug. morning of the marriage of urday morning at St. M aty’s^ morning:, Aug. 9 at Bt James' 16, at SL Bridget Chur^. Miss Deborah Ruth Neddow of Church in doventry. / CSnirch.—^ The bride is the daughter of The bride U the. daughter of Manchester to John Jeffrey Bell The bride .is the d e l e t e r of Mr.i and Mrs. August A. Frank lb', and Mrs. Roy M. Thomp­ of BoMocl Mr. and Mn. Raraio^ C. of 332 Oakland St. The bride­ son Sr. of 57 Tuck Rd. The McKinney Jr. of/Mark Dr. groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. The bride is the daughter of bridegroom is a son of Frank The bridegroom 'te the son ot William Hankinson Sr. o f SOS Mr. and Mrs. Gordon T. Ned- Mr. and Mrs. derard Drouln of J. Kinei of 12 Griswoid St. and Oakland St. dew of 246 . High SL The bride- Wlllimantlc. the late Mrs. Sally Klnel. The Rev. Kenneth j. Friable gixxHn is the son of Mr. and Thit Rey. Caiarles Shaw, firin- of St. Bridget Church performed Mrs. Kenneth FUrweat|)er of The Rev.l.Rlchard 'Rougfaan of clpal of East Catholic < lfigh the double-ring ceremony. Bou­ 10 Femwood D r.' St. Mary's Church performed School, performed the double- quets of gladioU and carnations The Rev. O aii W. Saunders, the,, ceremony. ring ceremony an<^ was cele­ were on the altar. associate minister of South The bride was given In m ar­ brant at the ntmUai Mass. The tbrtde was given in mar­ United Metbodiat Church, per- riage by her father. She Wore a . Given in marriage by her riage l^ her fa,^er. She wore fonned the double-ring cere­ fi^ -len ^ gown of aUk chiffon, de'slgned with Venlse lace bod­ father, the bride wore a fiiU- a gown of Ehigli^ net and val mony. Bouquets of gladioU ahd ice, long sheer aieeveij and de­ length empire gown 'of silk l lace ^yled with pouffed sleeves, sbastai daisies were on the al­ tachable chapel-length train. organza designed with bateau a ruffled neckline and an A- tar. Her fingertip veil of sUk illusion neckline, short sleeyes, '^ind de­ llpe skirt which extended to a The bride, given in marriage • was attached to a matching lace tachable chapel-length train, chapel-length train. Her bouf­ by her father, wore a fuU-length cap, and she carried a bouquet and accented with peau d’ange fant elbow-length veil of silk empire gown of silk tHgansa. of phalaenopsie orchids, stepha- lace. Her bouffant veil of silk Her veU of sUk illusion was at­ illusion was arranged from a. notla and ivy. Illusion was arranged from a headpiece of matt^iing lace, and' tached to a circlet of daisies,! Mra Joon-Ann Parmelle ot crystal and pearl trimmed she carried a ofdonial bouquet and d ie carried a crescent Ixxh Syracuse, N.Y. waa matron of headbow, and she carried a co­ of miniature carnations, quet of Eijctiaris UUes and honor. The bridesmaids wepe lonial bouquet "of white roses stephanotis."' stephanotis and pink sweetheart Mrs. Joyce Gokay of FrleiM- aitd blue stock. roses. Mrs. Robert HcdloweU of aliip. N.Y., Mias Ellen Sostman Miss Sharyn Larala of 'Man­ Miss DeMse Merovonich of Rocky Hilt was matron ot honor. of Manchester and llis s Rose- chester was maid of honor. Manchester was maid of honor. She wdre a full-length empire ann Greco of Derby. Deborah Bridesmaids were Miss Cath­ Her full-length gown of silk gown of pale pink chiffon over Pigeon of New Britain was 2 erine Philopena of Manchester linen had a val lace bodice and taffeta, tmd she carried a cres­ flower girl. and Miss Cathy Ann Thompson abort sleeves. ^ e wore a cent bouquet of deep pink roaes The attendwte were dressed of Fairfax, Va., both cousins of wreath ot pink eleghnce minia­ and elegance carnaUons. alike li)'' full-length lavender the bride; Miss Haris Pope of Crctfun photo ture caihaticms and white Ronald Stephens of Bolton Uneny^imvns with boleros worn Manchester, and lb s . Lnuls MR. AND MRS. NORMAN CHARLES NICHOLS daisies in her hair, and car-.' , served os best man. Uriiers over' long sleeved white chiffon Pasqualini of- RociMlle. Miss tied a colonial bouquet of wefe Gordon T. Neddow Jr. and bodices. They carried boskets Mary Klnel of Manchester, sis­ matching flowers. vPaul A. Neddow, both of Man­ filled with purjrie astern and Miss Linda Ellen McGahey of crepe dress and lace coat with ter of the bridegroom, was jun­ The brtdesm^d was MM chester and brothers of the Ivy. white accessories and a corsage MRS. KENNETH MICHAEL HANKINSON ior bridesmaid. Manchester became the bride of Kathy Am Baton of Rockville. bride; and William Finnegan, Michael Baker of Wltlimantlo of white tea roses. The bride­ ITie bridal attendants wore Norman Charles Nichols of Bol­ H er nile green Igown was styled also of Manchester. served as best man. Uahers groom’s mother wore a mint similar to the honor attendant's, accessories and a corsage of black patent accessories and a identical full-length sleevetess ton Saturday afternoon, Aug. 16, M2s. Neddow wore a light were CnUg John McKinney ot green dress with matching ac­ and she wote yellow carnations an \ice-green glamelia and corsage of daisies. 6 nlie green gowns and matching .blue dress and coad. The bride­ Andover, George Oeachene of at the united Methodist Church Bteph^otis. The .bridegroom’s Mrs. Hankinson, a 1968 grad­ ■ chiffon headbows with veils. The cessories and a corsage of yel­ and daisies in her hair and car­ groom ’s mother was dressed In WllllmanUc and Algernon Cha- uate of East Catholic High Moores Wed 50 Years maid of honor carried a colonial of Lyman, Maine. low tea roses. ried a bouquet of matching mother- 'wore a mint green lace light pink. Both wore corsages rrttp of Covmttry;'"3effery Rob­ dress and coat with matching School, is employed as a clerk bouquet of green and white car­ The bride of 25 Proctor St., a ' reception for 150 was held flowers. o f pink roses and stephanotis. Mr. and Mrs.. Henry Moore ol Mancheetier most of their mar­ ert Parm-etle' of Syrapuse was accessories and a phalaenopsls typist by A. & P. Warehouse in nations and blue stock with blue at the Goodwins Mills (Maine) Wllliairi Hankinson Jr. of El­ A reception for 100 was held 39 Jensen St. were feted at a ried life. ring bearer. Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. East Hartford. Mr. Haiddnson streamers. The bridesmaids Grange Hall. The couple have lington served as best man for orchid. In Cooper Hall of the churdi. 50th wedding anniversary celo- They have two sons, Henry Mrs. McKinney wore on aqua Edward B. McGahey of Lyman. After the ceremony, a dinner graduated from Manchester carried colonial bouquets of recently returned from a motor hfa brother. Ushers were John For a motor trip to VermonL bnaQon Saturday evening at Moore and Richard Moore, both coat-dress." The bridegroom's The bridegroom Is a son of Mrs. reception for 75 was held at High School in 1966 and attend­ green and white carnations with trip to Nova Scotia and Prince Mott and Michael Orlowskl, Burkomp photo Mrs. Bell wore a pink dress Willie’s Steak House the event of Mai^-hoetler; t-wo daughteos, mother was dressed In pink chlf- C aveys. For a motor trip, to ed Manchester Community (kd- MILS. r.EUAUD L. DROUIN JR. Nwwia photo white streamers. Jean S. Nichols of South Rd., Edward Island, and they are both of Manchester. with white accessories. The cou­ was given by their family. Mrs. Bruno AUezI of Manchester fon. 1 Lake George, Mrs. Hankinson lege. He Is serving in the U.S. MRS. JOHN JEFFREY BELL Raymond LaGace of Man­ Bolton, and Stanley L. Nichols living at 174 Spruce St. Mrs. Frank wore a yellow ple will live at 162 Park St. The couple was married Aug. and-Mrs. George West of Wil­ A reoe^Uon was hel^. at:'Bol- ' MRS. FRANK A. KINEL wore a hunter green dress. Army at Ft. Benning, Ga. Falr- chester was bert man. Ushers Jr. of Burnham St., Manches­ Mrs. Nichols is a garduate of lace dress and coat, matching 27, 1919 in Windsor by the late mington, Maas:; eight grand­ ton Ijike Hotel. For -a' wedding Drouln wore a deep purple The couple wlU live In were Gary Klnel of Manches­ ter. East Hartford High School. She Rw . Bosooe Nelson, Minister of children, iind two great-grand- trip to Martha's VInyard, Mra. dress with white acCeaaoriea. field, CaHf. ter, brother of the bridegroom: The Rev. John Jordan of Sa­ is a member of the .American oU and pompons were on the the First Congregational Church chUdrm. (Herald., photo by Roy M. Thompson Jr. of Man­ co, Maine, performed the Legion Auxiliary and is employ­ altar. of Wlndeor, and have lived in BucelvlciuB.) chester, brother of the bride; double-ring ceremony. Mrs. ed at the Aetna Insurance Ck>., Ihe bride was given in mar­ Junior Women David Slemenskl of Inglewood, Pauline Bruns of Hollis, Maine, Hartford. Mr. Nichols, a gradu­ riage by her father. She wore a Seeks Members I Calif., cousin of the bride­ was organist. Bouquets -of gla­ ate of Manchester High School, full-length empire gown of sUk DeMarkey • Don^ue groom; and Philip Sullivan Jr. dioli and carnations were on has served with the U.S. Navy. organza designed with bateau Manchester Junior Women's of Manchester. the altar. He is employed at the Nlchols- neckline, long sleeves, and wat- Miss Cynthia Ann Donahue of Club has begun Its membership Mrs. Thompson wore a light The bride was given in mar­ Manchester Tire Go. teau back with chapel-lengtb Andover and Robert George De­ drive for women between the blue lace dress-coat and a cor- riage by her father. She wore a train, and accented wltfa alen- M arkey of Byram were united con lace re-embroidered with oage- of y e llw r i » full-len^h gown of silk organza, mgem ot 18 and 40. seed pearls. Her bouffant veil in marriage Saturday morning After a reception for 175 at accented with, satin roses and A coffee BoOlal for, prospect­ ot illusion was arranged from a at St. Columba’s Church, Co­ Manchester Country Club, the lace and fashioned with a ive members will be held at stepbandtis floral spray head- couple left for a motor trip to cathedral-length , train. Her, lumbia. Willie's Restaurant Sept. 9 at piece, and She carried a cascade New York City and AtlanUc cathedral-length veil of fliiisipn The bride' is a daughter of 8 p.m. For reservWUons, oaU bouquet ot white roses' and City, N.J. Mrs. Klnel wore an was attached to a pearl crown, Winslow - Stygar Mrs. Paul V. Donahue of Bear Mrs. Paul Dougan Jr, of 30 baby's breath. aqua coat-(h«ss with beige ac­ and she carried a cascade bou­ Swamp Rd. and the late Paul Amott Rd., membership chair­ cessories and a corsage of yel- quet of roses lutd camationa. The m arriage of kOsa Joan Mrs. James Howard ot Bol­ V. Donahue. The bridegroom is man; or Mrs. Rodney l>olln Jr. A \ low carnations. . .^rs. Barbara Kucza of East Victoria Stygar of Bolton to ton, sister o f the bride, waa a son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph of Ralph Rd.', president. Mrs. Klnel Is a graduate ' of matron of honor. She wore a Hartford, sister of the bride, James W. Winslow of Putnam Deldarkey of Byram, TTm Club is b a n n in g Its I I East Catholic High School and was matron of honor. Brides­ full-length mint i^ e n gown de­ The Rev. Hugh Murphy of St. , eleventh year. Although U is a the Forsyth School of Denial was solemnized Saturday morn­ maids were Miss Mary - Jo signed with/-raffled n e c l^ e and CoIumba’B CTuirch performed sendee organlzstlon, - monthly Hygiene, Boston, Mass. She is ing at St. Maurice’s Church, Nichols of Bolton, sister of the belted em igre waistline') and a the double-ring ceremony. Mrs. Interest groups are i held In -X a dental hygienist in the office b ri^ g room ; and Miss Marcia Bolton. matching headbow with tfaree- Andrew Gasper of Andover was crafts, gardening and for dis­ of Dr. J.L. Hebert and pr. Ron­ Scablbs of Manchester. The bride is a daughter of Mr. tiered veil. She carried a cas­ organist. Bouquets of gladioU cussing current books. Mem ­ ald W. Stephen^ 70 E. Middle \ cade bouquet of orange and bers esn participate tn sewing The attendants were dressed and Mrs. Jacob J. Stygar of and Shasta chrysanthemums Tpke. Mr. Klnel is a graduate yellow pompons and baby** and dramatics for fun or for alike in full-length gowns of yel­ were on the altar. of East Cathblltf- Hl^h School Carter St. The bridegroom is a breath. competition. low chiffon. They wore clusters son dt Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred W. The bride was. given in m ar­ U and St. Peter's College, Jer­ The bridesmaids were Miss Monthly meetings are held on sey City, N.J'.' He Is a mathe­ of daisies with yellow stream­ Winslow ot Fhitnam. riage by her grandfather, Byron ers in their hair, and they car­ Cairlstine Stygar of WiHlmantlc, F. Nichols of Haverhill, Mass. the third Wedmoday at the matics teacher at East Cath­ The Rev. Ftedetick Tllatow- cousin of the bride; Mrs. Gerald Masonic Temple. Prograira for olic High School. The couple ried cascade bouquets of She wore a full-length empire skl of Holy Apostles Sem ina^, ..CHgj-k.af Putnam, sister o f the the comlng°yoor include a talk resldy U** New wlch, were wed Saturday after­ Paul Winslow of Putnam, pell of 478 N. Main St. are Kest.-iuinm m Ellington Tim Mant-heitter > Itih U nf- ;__ . „ , England Telephone Co before noon, Aug. 9, at St. Savior's brother of the bridegroom; Bridesmaids were Mrs. Diana day nt « 40th Wedrllng w in lv.r I joHrc photo Schug of Springfield, Maas., and reading one of the cards ^they About 35 friends and relatives fuinted with the Connerllrul Arthur Lusby of Rockville, and e «r y family dinner |e national In many community affairs snd . The b^de is the daughter of or yellow were styled similar to ferns, and laurel leaves were R estau rt^, Bolton, the couple The marriage of; Miss Mary A rMeption for 76 was held 1 7 and Boulogne. For. most of brother of the bridegroom; aiul Ctuippell of Mancheater, Mrs. motto * r » members of South United ______. the honor attendant's, and their on the altar. ardson of 203 Highland 3t.^ were Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Urlano left for a wedding trip to Miami, his worklng_^ career, jie, was a Nicholas Zarra of Byram. Robert Bklrmer of Rockville, Methodist t.'hurch They have Given in m arriage by her Virginia Bartkowlak of Roches-"^^e'Vtnyard RestaurariL Dun- honored at a 50th wedding anni­ of Glastonbury. The. bridegroom flowers were sprayed to match. Fla., and FTeeport, Gnu^, Ba-- millwright at Pratt and Whit­ Mrs. Donahue wore a dress of Berruird Chn|ri>elt of Coventry, Charlee Derwln rtever Cteii- a daughter. Mr* Hoger (Bar father, the* Slide wore a full- ter, N.Y.. to James U. Lyons of “ r*'- « New England mo- Ftirerrs Orrpin Hank U the son of Mr. and Mrs. C lif­ . Gary Rautenberg of Man­ hamaa. They will live in East versary open house Sunday af- ney Di'vlsion of United Aircraft shrimp brocade and" a sweet­ and Mrs Kenneth Hollister of pitted hie etudlee In v ^ r h Iw bara) Schubert of Lawrence. length gdwn of stlk organza, de­ AI.’tll.’BTA, d a fAP'i*!, A re­ ford Rautenberg of 127 Hem­ chester served as best man Hartford where Mr. Winslow teirnoan at the home -of their son Corp., Elast Hartford. heart rose corsage. The bride­ Glen Rocfc,>N J : 16 grmndchll- began Medicine or the iiitnl* ,.N J a mtn. ILig«-r Mall of.Man lock St. for his brother. Ushers were signed with re-embroidered is employed at the Reeeaixih dren. and 12 great-grandchU- searcher St tha Madtcsl.,Uotti^e ^ “ cewortes. The couirie and daughter-in-law, Dr. and Lucy Addy Richardson was groom’s mother Wore a white try. ’'cheater; and Mx grandchildren Gary Dancrosse and Jack F er­ Alenron "lace appllquea accent­ jdn-n ot Uaonila asys It may Sa pnsst- TTie Rev. EXiward A. Cbad- Laboratories of United Alr- Mrs. Robert ,E. Rlohardacri Jr. bom in Luigan, Northern Ire­ raw silk drese and a sWeetheart guson, both of Manchester. ing the empire bodice, bell . craft Oorp^_ - Both Mr and Mrs. (?happaU bla within a decade b> ^ a b tlo h zlewlg of St. Paul’s Church per­ Ttie bride is a daughter of Glastonbury ^pt til Phelps Dr. land in 1896. In 1914. the Addys rose corsage. Frank P. Urlano, brother of the sleeves, and hiSmllne. Her are very sejive mem bars Of s nalional bonk of trooen human formed the double-ring cer­ l ^ ^ n d J. Bart- Mra. L y im , a graduate of About 75 friends and rriarives sailed for the United .States and Following a receptlan at the emony. __ _ ,, bride, waa Junior usher. James chapel-length veil of silk illu­ North United Mrthodist organs. ^ kowiak Ihuiklrk. The bride- D'YouviUe College, Buffalo, attended the garden party. Pic­ settled in Manchester Where home of the bride's parents, the Donahue of Newington was ring sion was appllqued with match­ Platx • Dickinson Church. Mr (.'happeO Is a past l>r Armsnd H Karaw. assist T he bride was given in mar­ g i ^ is a ^ of Jfr. Md Mrs. n .Y., 1. employed ms field dt- tures taken during the couple's Mrs. Richardson worked in the couple left tor a motor trip to ing lace, and she carried a prerideni of the Manchasiar riage by her father. She wore a bearer. ..■fbe''marriage of Miss Judith ^rnard F. Lyons of 60 Laurel rector with the Comectlcut Cheney Mills until her m ar­ Caneula. Mrs. DeMarkey wore ant prof sssor of pharmacology, cascade bouquet of csmatidna, married life were displayed on Council of (Tiurches; and In 1964 long-sleeved, lace-tiimmed gown Mrs. Urlano wore a sleeve­ riage in 1919. a pink textured cotton skimmer said laboratory techniques for jMephanotis and ivy. . Elvelyn Dickinson of Kenne- I, Yankee Girl Scout OouncU. Mr. bulletin bocuds in various parts served'aa chairman of ths Man­ designed with a high neckline less aqua dress and white ac-' The Rev, Godfrey Kasper of Lyons, a graduate of the Unl- dress. After Sept. 2 the couple transplanting froaen organa Mrs. Charles E. Elaton of He­ bunk,-^' Maine, to Stephen Ekl- of the garden. A tape receding TTie couple haa tw o sons Ekl- chester Interfallb Social Action cessories. The bridegroom's will Uve in Media. Pa. should be developed wltbln and a chapel-lervgth train. Her bron, slater of the bride, svas St. Mary s Church performed versity of Omnecttcut, is Aoiogr made by reiatives in Ireland w a ^ . Richardson of Glaaton- ward Plata of'^lastonbury took Mrs. DeMarkey. a graduate Ckimmittec. Ha it also a past three years, although estabUsb- silk Illusion veil was accented mother wore a gold and silver matron of honor. Her floor- the double-ring ceremony and graduate work at Central Coo- was {dayed during the after­ Inxry, a Phoenix Mutual Life In­ place Saturday afternoon at the of Rham High School. Hebron, chancellor of Memorial ls>dge. niant at a natksvat bank would with pearls and rhinestones, sleeveless dress with matching length tangerine antique satin was celebrant at the nuptial nectlcut State College, Now noon. surance official; and Dr. Robert attended Northeastern Universi­ Knlghte of l>ythlsa. Ha wsa taka aa much aa 10 years and arranged from a leaf- accessories. - Their carnation gown was fashioned with bell Unitarian Church, Kennebunk. Masa. A guitarist played folk Britain, and is employed as a Mr. Richardson was born in Richardson Jr., chairman-of the ty, Boston. Mmss. She Is s stu­ the building Inspector of Man­ Karow IS doing research on shaped headpiece and she car­ corsages were sprayed to sleeves and a floral band ac- ’The bride is the daughter of *"'**^' teacher in the Glastonbury 1897 of Northern Irish parents English Department of Mon- chester for several years bo- dent at Swarthmore CoUege, E n ^ a ^ e d the tong term preservation of ried a prayer book with orchids match their dresses. cenRne the empire walaUlne. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dicklnaon The bride was given in mar- School System. He has served who had emigrated to Manches­ cherter Community 0>Uege. fore he retired In 1966 (Her­ Swarthmore, ' Pa Mr. De­ organa through freezing, tn 6 and stephanotis. After a reception at Garden She Vk-ore a matching headpiece, of Kennebunk. The bridegroom father. She wore a for four years with tbs U.S. Atr ter. Joining the American Ex­ They also have six grandchil­ ald photo by Bucelrlclua ) Markey. a graduate of North­ The engagement at Miss San caoperatkm with tJT Arthur L. Mrs. Roland Oateau of East Grove, Mr. and .Mrs. Rauten­ and carried a cascade bouquet ia the son of Dr. and Mrs. Ekl- fuU-length gown of silk organza Force, peditionary Forces during World dren. (Herald photo by Bucel- eastern University, is s service Humphries Jr . sssuclata pro­ Hartford was matron of honor. berg left for a motor trip to of tangerine camationa, leather^ ward Platz of Brookhaven Dr.. over taffeta, derigned with War I as a very ymmg bugler. vlcius.) ------drs Elizabeth CTiaptn ot Man- engineer lor WesUn^house EHec- fessor of aurgsry Thalr ro- Her yellow gown was designed Montreal and Nlagra Falls. Her leaf tern wl^ avocado green' Glastonbury, formerty of Man­ jewel neckline accented.---- with chestsr to Stephen Albert I-iorl' OJrbratft AnnJvenHury traveling ensemble was jewel Venise lace, riieer long sleeves tric Corp,, PhlladelphU. Ps. tMMXb-has canterad on kldnoys. with a boat neckline and an A- velveteen streamers. chester. tng of Ojd Orewerirh. haa been line skirt. Her yellow headpiece green with an orchid sp ayed Bridesmaids were Mrs. E. 'The Rev. Eklna Bruner o f the with lace cuffs, and beU-riiaped lA N K CREDIT CONCORDIA. Kan. (AP) - announced by her porenU', Mr was similar to the bride's, and to match, and her accessories Fay Marshall of , Yellow Unitarian CSiurch performed the skirt. She wore amatchliM Former San and Mrs. Frank ifirk ifififitifiririf she carried a bouquet of daisies were white. Springs, Ohio, sister dt the ceremony. organza headband, and she car­ I CARDS ACCEPTS) WaltxM To Tunr of $83 and Mrs Stanley Eugwr (terlaon calebrsted thalr SOtb ried a bouquet of garden wedding anniversary Sunday and baby’s breath. Mrs. Rautenberg la a 1968 bridegroom; and Mrs. Jack Mias Susan Sproule of Massa- LUMBUfl. Ohio (A P ) —If Chaptn flowers. with tha help -of about 609 WATCH FM$ The bridesmaids were Mrs. graduate of Glastonbury High Spratt of East Greenwich. R.I., chiBetts was maid o f honor. ARTHUR DRUR you’ve got a date to go srmlUIng Her fiance la the aun of Mr 2 Lynn Urlano of Manchester, Bridesmaids were Mias Sally Mia. J. Patrick Duncan of friends. School. Mr. Rautenberg is a daughter-in-law of the biide- at the Ohio State Fair snd you and Mrs Albert Kredorlck Hot; J O U R } Plats and Miss Nancy P^atz, Rochester was matron of hpnor. Flowers and mesosges cams "Vn: cousin of the \biide: and Mfs* Manchester policeman. grtipm. Their gowns and heac^ \ tnias your ^ «h s t ,do you do? tng of Old Greenwich both of GlaKonbury and sisters Bridezmaids W re' M if Kath­ from many others. Including pieces were styled to match the - ^ MRS. EDWARD NORMAN \ A 'Toledo iyanwiiothef, Mis. ; \ . ' V' ^ of the-bridegroom. ) leen A. Lyonz of Manchester, j-r^ident Nixon. Prsri- Olhrys'Wed 25 Years I GRAND honor attendant's, and they car­ ■A. E 3 iz ^ th Horvaik. took s ^axl Lmverrityofr^e.tl^Sl Mr and. Mrs Paul W FOR EXPERT ers. Mrs. Marshall's gown waa Kennebunk. brother of the The attendante .were^dressed C^RttNU SOON A garden reception waa held of . the Oonnectlrut Home Eco- miss competing in the senior Mr Horting will grvduate Baptist church. anniversary- celsbrstions FuRz J r . auo-Ui.'tsw and dough- 4^ bride; and - Douglas Metntosh of aHke in white organdy biouaes WHEEL ALIGNMENT— WHEEL BALANCING avocado green, and Mrs. Spratt on the church lawn. After a nomlce Association and a ntem- C flv p M r t iY citizen event abe woo last year next J(U>uary from the Univer­ '*N«w IW iUti6« Manchester. at*** /Wile, and green print Tha church attar waa bsuiksd They were praoentsd wRh a ter. anl grandson Scott David was dressed In lemon yellow. wishhng trip to Italy and Etig- ber of Phi Upetlon Omlcroei na- And the trim, attractive wld- sity of Bridgeport Collsge of Fulls. sU ot Manchsstcr To Bottor Si»rv« COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE After a receptlan at the full-length skirts. They wore with flcarwa from members of »*rvtce si s surprise Uwn FulU. sU of Manchester David Flicker of'Old Green- land, the couple will make their tional honor society. Mr. Spratt. oer. deciartng it was well worth Electrical. Engtnceting A 1M6 You" RADIATOR REPAIRING AND SERVICE Glen-Mor Restaurant. Kenne­ matching ribbon in their hair the U S Senate, wtiars Csriaan P*H y given by thetr friends st The ample woe married Aug erich served as best man. Uah- home in Old Greenwu*. a native of Springfield. Ohio, bunk. the couple left for Penob- the price, ended up louring the graduate of Greenwifh High servtd it years beforo ha r»- iheir home 'ITiey were also « IM4 In Halumore Md and 91 — — — . S E E • n were Leland Potterton of •nd they carried bouquets of Mrs. Sprah, a graduate of attended Ithaca IN.Y.) OoUege acot, Maine.They WUl live at dance fkxir t» "Tenderly" sritli 8f:hoot, -- he gradu)!e.lg ra d u ile i from tired In January Ilia 40 years In honored at a party at WlUut's have lived- tn Manchesdar for KEYBOARD Manchester, brother of the yellow garden flowers. Manchester schools, received and the Oncinnati (Ohio) Oon- **•, ■ Lake Are.. Woreester, Gov James A. Rhodes, '■ho Milrhefi Junior College tn New public service included iarms aa /Weak Houot given by thalr ahll-/ thxl .pmat 11 year* They are te bride; E. Fay MarihaU of her BS and MA degrees in edu- sbrvalory of Music. He is oenwr CarieOa of Rochester dropped by to greet the enthu­ W w * . after Sept. 1. Mrs. Ptatz served as best man. Ushers London in 1967 with -tn asate/tkte'^ro^rsaainar) and governor. / 'Iren. Mkfs Janet Olbrys. k treasurers of the Manchaate.r-? STUDIO CLARKE MOTOR SALES Yellow Springs, brother-in-law cation with a major in home of the Spratt Music Publishing siastic falrgoer. is a gradmte of Becker Junipr were David Lyooa of East Hart- tn aelencadegrw in engine«nr.f / Mrs Carlacat recatled that OtJ •oftv,more \ i Manthestar Hlgi^ Squard Ihutoe (Tub Mr Oibrya 91 ot. the bridegroom ;'and Citarirs economics education from the ,0>. in New York Q ty aial the Ro«t« 8$ — VsrwM RT. 6 and 85, BO LTO N— 643-9521 C^egs. Woreotter. Mr. Plate fond, brother qf the brldegrxxiai- /Mrs. Horyslb said'riie bad s TTva w e d d i^ i* pl(ir.r,ed for only witnenaea prenent at thalr IWhoql,' tATIitefn Olbrys, q u employad as a Una luramao 9 ( E. Eaton of Hebron,-brothelin­ University of Oxuiectlcut. She Jack .Spratt Woodwind Shop in U a graduate of «>orc*ater and Joba Barthowifte of Diar M 646-2594 grand time dancing although June 1970 at the 8 for the Hartlurd Electric Llgitt YYYVYVVVVVV law of the bride. Is the head of the Home Old Greenwich. Polytechnic Institute Wrk. brother of the bride. .she didn't win this year ' Methodtal (T.urvh were their parmte College. James Olbryv of Man- I’o MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN;\tUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1969 P A G E S E V E N Once More, A Northwest Passage? Manrl|pfiipi • r ToUand In the year of reaching the moon, Connefciicut Manchester E u p n in s man Is also about to try the Northwest Hospital Notes Passage again. j ' ^ Yankee Plans for 87 Homes Voted^ , W b u h h b d b y t h e / ^^unei^tfom e ,f . , HERAtiD PRINTING CO., INC. / J !''l HOLMES T^his time, as In lili^evlous efforts at 400 MAIN STREET ■ MANCHESTER. CONN 18 Blssell Street / B y A.H .b.^ via rriN O h o v r s Mancheeter. Conn. navigating sufch' a route, the advance ;• Town^sFirstSidetmiks Due (Coatlnued from Page 6) ARTHUR HOLAJES NORM.AN HOLMES *~ TOOMASnE. FERGUSON Intonnediata Care Semi-, Teltfvisiori WALTER R, FERGUSON ' attention is all bn the fabulous riches . g;- / The Plaiklng and Zoning A one-lot subdivision submit­ Publishers Thera ta an obvious oontrut private, noon-t p-i^, and t p.m. 5: Op (3) Burke's Law (8-13) Truth or Consequences Pat O’Oonnqr was ^ e re , not a Founded October 1, 18S1 betvireen the assun^tloa that Commission last night approved ted by Richard Webber for a 8 p.m .; private r ^ m s , 1# a-m.- (8031 3Iike Dousias , (33-30-40) News word about the nearly bcuikrupt that may be gained if the route Itself (10) Perry JCaaon ^ subdivision plans for 87 house house to be btillt on Webber Rd. 2 p.m., and 4 p.m.-S p.m. (18) What'a My Line condition of the party was utter-' V Published Every Evenln^\Excepi. Sundays proves practical. It will, for instance, Connectleut Is » ' Democrellc ' (13) David Froet 7:30 (3-13) Lancer Have you ever been to a funeral and Holidays. Entered at the. Post Office at state and the presence of ,*► . lots, including both the Pine- was also approved by the com­ ' Pediatrics: Parents allowed ('18) Underdoc (18) Della Reeee Oiow ed. InsteacL Humphrey 'was In Manchester, Conn., as Second, Class Mall wood Acres and Colonial Vil­ (30) BIc Picture (34) Joyce Chen Cooks mean 60 cents a barrel on oil. It will en­ publican mayors in such dUea mission. any Ume except noon-2, p.m .; (30) iHunsters rare form with a low-key speech ileh no one else attended? Matter. \ lage subdivisions. t (10303330) Sti^ Trek able the United States to act a little as Hartford, New Britain, u d The PZC agroed to release a otters, 2 p.m.-8 p.m. (40) F Troop 4 1 (8-40) Mod S ^ d concentrating on his - recent 5:35 (40) Weather 8:00 (34) EOcus on Sweden Probably not, because most pt(o- SUBSCRIPTION RATES , An agreement between de­ $35,(X)0 .road bond on EaatvieW Self Service: 1# a.m.-2 p.m„ European tour. Payable In Advance \ V more Independently, toward the oil- WaterbuiY. There will be iBtar- K 5:30 (40) Truth or Consequences 8:30 (343) Uberoce Stu>w One Year ...... IW.OO' eeting local battles this fan, ta veloper William Aberle and the Ter. In the Sugar Hill sub­ 4 p.m.-8 pim. (30) F-Tnoop (34) Sounds for a Summer The Callfomta money men, pla" cara._t6'o much for their friends Six Months ...... :. 16.60 saturated , Ara^xsaticis of the world. It Planning arid Zoning Commis­ Intensive Care and Coronary (30) Film ' Nl«ht Three Months ...... 7.80 see yrhether the Une-up stajra division upon receipt of a main­ (18) Deimla the Menace (8) In the Dead o( Ntght who have been furprised at the sion will result tn the town’s Care: Immediate family only, (8) Stuntp. the Stars ('10-303330> Julta to 'make them face their loss One Month ...... 3.80 will open flew economic doors for that way, in the (dtiee mcM- tenance bond for five years In 6:46 (31) EYien^y Giant slow pace of reducing the de­ first sidew^ks. the same amount. ' anytimck limited to' five min- (18) The Best ot Men- Grlftln MEMBER OF ^ Canada. tloned, and to see whether New 6:00 ( 3 * W J ^ ) Nows. Spoita (40) I Spy ficit. left the luncheon even alone. They realize that a funeral THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Haven reverts to-4he curloue They will be Installed along ' Burglary " t 9.00 (34) Affectionately Youra, more puzzled.'*" ITm Associated Press Is exclusively entitled one side of Center Rd. In the Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m.- (31) Itlattrorer’s Nelchbor- Fanny Kembie without signs of affection might to the use of republlcatlon of all news dls- For all such reasons, It makes sense poliUcal habit ft xffied to InOOlKe An unidentified woman and , hood (10-3033^) Tuesday " Nlgtit nt * * • 46-home Plnewobd Acres sub­ 12:45 p-m., and 4:30 p.m.S (48) Leave It to Beaver the Monies patches credited to It *or not otherwise credlt- as well as sentiment tq wish good luck Itself in before ft finaUy: M her 14-year-old daughter foiled Pennsylvania Republican weiH be more paipful than 1)6 fu­ X ed In this paper and also the local news pu^ p.m.; otters, 3 pum.-4 p.m., and (30) HcHole's Navy 9:30 (0-40) NYPD ... llshed here. division, permitting the chil­ a would-be burglary at the Tol­ (33) Bock Stage (3 Doriii Ds>* leaders are considering the pos- ,to the biggest ship ever built In the Dick Lee become the mayor. iddO p.m.-8 p.m. (30) Bat lUMeraon neral at aH^ All riahts of republlcatlon of special dis­ dren in the area to Walk safely land Cordial Shoppe Satur^y (13) The DUtsm DrummlnC^ .. ■otbllity of golfing great Arnok^- patches herein are also reserved. Then, although ft was Indwbft- Age Limits: 1$ In maternity, 8:06 (40) Rawhide (M) Tennw ' - ______i United States, the 165,000 ton, 1,006 to Tolland High Scdiool which night, according to State 6:30 (30) Sodial Security 10:00 (10) Hews Palmer, (of. Latrobe, Pa l be­ ably a Democratic ,city,..Jt.tiad (104330) HunUey-Brlnkley Herald Printing Company Inc., a»- foot tanker Manhattan, as It sets out is located nearby. Police. 12 in other areas, no tUmit in (fr-40) Dkdc CaveU Show sum^a no financial rGBponBlblllty for typo­ no particular hesitancy about "V seU-seriice. (48) Jty 'Favorite Martian (SI Connecticut Aheiul coming their candidate for (3ov- Provisions for sidewalks at Driving by the store on Kt. (8) EVank Reynorda 10:30 (18) Ten Thirty Movie em or In 19'70. graphical errors appearing In advertlaemenu on Us three-month effort to crack the etectlng itseU RepubUCan may­ (M) What’s New oUi^readlng matter In The Mfimchesler^ the option of the PZC were In­ 30 about 11 p.m., the woman (3<) Oln^poRium > Evening Herald. » polar ice cap and fln4 Us way, through ors. (3-13) waiter Oonkite (3) esa Qiwc.iAl Palm er. 40. a millionaire busi­ cluded In the new subdlvtsion noticed four men taking liquor The administration reminds 6:45 (20) News n .CO To us, the main conoliuloa visitors that with construction 7:00 (30^ Huntley-Brlnkle' nessman’ whose cbmpetltlve Subscriber to Los Angeles Tlmes>Washing* the northern waters of Canada, to the and road regulations accepted from the shop at the Junction fiports^ Weather ton Post News Service. to be derived from this contra­ under way, parking space is (3) Miss Black Amei V 304a3()) Tnnisht Ws name; be ,has the advantage But we‘ could not, with so much history mayors in| a.Democratic state, Old Catholic Rd,j and ends near cago, Detroit and Boston. as the men fled] seeing the car. parking problem exists. SEE SATURDAY’S TV WEEK FOR CX>MPLETE USTINOS of Isolation from Internal party looking over our shoulder, ever be very is that the labeU themselves the Wilbur Cross Hwy. James ■MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULAv She waa able to take ijown feuding noiv convul.slng Pennsyl­ are not 8is fast and firm as we Thompson of Buck and BucY, TIONa confident that, even If the route Is the car’s Ucense number and. vania RepublfCaj^. John Eisen­ analysts like to have tbem- consulting engineers for the Di^lay advertising dosing hours: penetrated and proved practical, the re­ called state police at Stafford. Patients Today: 242 , Radio 1 hower: now Ambas.'xidor to Any analyst discussing Con­ town, met recently with the For Monday — l p.m. FVIday. Tile police later apprehended (This listing Includes only tbooe nows broadraata of 10 or I'S Belgium, I has the same ad­ For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. sults will be as the entrepreneurs In­ necticut politics ought to be State Highway Department of­ ADMITTED YE3STERDAY: For WedneMay — 1 p.m. Monday. two suspects In Bolton Notch, vantage bqt Is even a longi'r forced to follow the election re­ ficials who indicated the syb- Mrs. Carol A. Angell, 127 minute length. Some stations carry other short nowscaata.i For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. volved expect. Brisui Callahan, 18, and shot to run than .Palmer For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. turns, rather ftian- party regis­ divislon would not conflict with Timothy Guthrie, 19, both of C(X>per Hill St.; Reginald S. For Saturday — i p.m. Thursday. We have, to think, as we consider this 'WBCH—SIS 7.30 Up SrV»rts Classified deadline — 5 p.m. day before trations, in which case be .highway expansion plans for East Hartford, changing both Bauld, 77 Hemlock St.; Mrs. 00 Hctrlford HJshllchts 8;’10 Spettk Up Bcoris publication. 5 p.m. Friday for Saturday new assault upon the fabled Northwest would ine'vltably discover that 1-84. Carol J. Bnizzl, Stafford OO News 8:30 Speuk Up ll^ijiford and Monday publication. wdth the break. 00 OeisHcht U;30 Bnrr>' rkrber Passage, of some of the Incidental (Connecticut people, voting both . Aberle also included pro- Arrested seversr'liburs^ later Springs; David Gain, RFD 4, OO Quiet Hours 13:16 Sign Off Nixon Addresses Tuesday, August 20 for state and for (dty slates, ; visions for the providing of open Box 64G, Coventry; Mrs. Gla­ WPOP—1410 - H*TIC—1M4 results of other bold voyages. was Robert Tatasciore, 20, al­ 00 Danny dayton 6:00 Afternoon Bditlon are primarily independent. Apace land totaling between six dys D. Corner, 69 Farmstead 00 Dick 'Heuifierton \ 6:16 Market Report Governor Group so of East Hartford. State 00 Bill Love 6:30 WetUher The first v^cll. publicized .assault took and seven acres, for use by res­ 'Dr., Wapping; Mrs. Geraldine What hasn’t happened cn the Police are still seelilng a 00 (3kry Girard 6:26 Strictly Sports (?OIX)RADO 8PR1NCJS, Colo. C A N D Y . ■/:. The Fire In The Mosque idents of the subdivision. M. Cavar, West WiUlngton; WtNF-wUM , 6:S6 Afternoon Eidltlon place as far back as 1497, when John state level lately, not at least, fourth'suspect. 00 News 7:00 Accent 68 (AP) President'Nixon Is ex­ The danger of cataclysmic times la in time to effect any recent Plans for the 40-home Colo­ The police also Indicated the Mrs. Louise C. Chambers, 68 '16 Spekk Up 7:30 DavM BHnkkiy 6 Cabot never found the short route to pected lo arrive here for the: Na­ nial Su^lvision, abutting the Hollister St.; Margaret A. 00 N im 7:26 Rod 8px \*a. RoymUi that emotl9ns of people begin leaping election returns, Is that the arrested suspects are charged 15 Speak Hartford H0:16 Joe <3«niclolA tional tkivernors Conference SUPPLY ROUTE the Orient, but at least set It up for per­ present Heritage Woods sub­ Chrzanowskl; 41 Spring St., 46 Lowell iTiofnAii Democrats haven’t grown Jad- with a bresik earlier"ftds year at 1D.X Nlchtbe^t Opening next Monday morning, yfrom one violence to another without division off'^Rt. 74, were also Rockville; Mrs. Mary M. Clan­ 66 PhM Bisxuto ILCPNewn. Wo&lher petuity that there would be some ^ and disorganized and de­ a Mansfield liquor: store, and :00 The Workl Tonisht U;XSpof1* Pinal eonventlon offlt'lala said tialay. ODProved, after adjustments to cy, 2 Locus^ St., Wepping; 30 Pnuik Gifford time for reflection, analysis, and meaa- - medlarles, in the city of Boston, be­ moralized In power thus offer­ that the methoa of 'entry, throw­ p:30 Other Bkle of the Day 'State Rep. Harrte Hart, R-f refarences, Sometimes, the acta, of violence are next is that ’^ e RepubUoaiis A “ pre-inquest hearing” for sev­ 18. Konesni, Pom fret; Thomas J. among other things, a drug ped­ ’)E^icts vivloly show," says Shultz and ’IYnns|mrtatlon Sec­ route which cuts 60 cents from the “$1450 tOy$7990 cash, secured by inventory exploited by parties and for purposes come along and elect a mayor eral lawyers involved in the Listed as called to the meet­ Leemon, 12 Newman St.; Mrs. dler. brothel' keeper, brainwash- the release, "that the Maoist retary John A, Volpe. cost.^of transporting a barrel of oil, in a ci|^ which is, tradttlonally Agnes P .Miller, 12 Pillsbury and equipment. which had no connection with the actual Sept. 3 inquest into the death of ing were attorneys Richard J. er of children and Inventor of a clique, which has long over­ at least, Demcxsratlc. Mary Jo Kopechne has been McCarron of Ekigartown and Hill, RockvUle. i . stepped the limits of hypocrisy, origins of the violence. and thus opens the way to the fabulous thing called "the antlrevialonikt ^niis means that you can’t 1. i,. ^ led by District Court j[udge Robert Cleirh of Brockton, who Also, Mrs. Margaret M. Mor­ has long made dope trad ng one UnempInyMt rich es-of the . Candlan and Alaskan Write for personal interview, giving phone All these thoughts about the dangerous how the voters In Connectl- /ames JV. Boyle.'r--"-’'"-’" ris, 68 Crestwbod Dr.; ,Mrs. dance,’’ of the biggest sources of its for­ represented Sen. Kennedy when ' PR E TO R IA, South ' Africa | number to: North. ept cities are going to 'vote by Sally A. Moree, 81 Palmer Dr.. Not only that. Bays Moscow, eign currency receipts” ■ atmosphere of cataclysm are prompted Nature Study By S^vtan Oflara The lawryers represent several he pleaded guilty in diitrict (AP) — Whites, coloreds —mu- aiiy of the supposedly rtilaUe Wapping; Darlena Polason- but Mao is against love. But maybe the real result of the voy­ BURDOCK key^ prospective witnesses at the court a month ago to leaving the lattoes-and Aslans registered by the fire which severely damaged tbe , testa.' , Tou can’t tell by their n'er. East Hartford;'” Mrs. Gall E ver since the (Jhlnese-Rus- I • f Inquest that was called by Dlst. scene of the accident in the as unemploybd In South Africa STRATEGIC FRANCHISES Mosque of Al Akaa In Jerusalem. age of the Manhattan, with ; its party rMflstratlon. You can’t Rail, Ekist Haiftforil: Steven sian border clashes, Moscow Atty. Edmund Dinis and at death of Miss Kopechne, a 28- Viet (iong Call during spring/ 1969 totalled tremendous power and Its hope to be teb by tne]^ ethnic affiliations, which Judge Boyle will preside. P. Rodrigue, 355 E. Middle has been sending reams of news DEPT. 137 The danger la that this may become year-old Washington secretary. 13,734. The breakdown for the A or by their'economic status, or> Tpke.; Mrs. Dorothy E. Shan­ releasee )to its Aslan embassies able to crush all Ice before It, will No reason was given for call­ Others listed w ere: three races was 3,992 whites, the second most celebrated fire of the A Thought- for Tmhiy by where the^^lve. non, 40 Eldridge St ; Floyd W. for distribution. Premier Khiem 426 Pennsylvania Avenue — Suite 201 By Rowland Evans Jr. ing the pre-inquest hearing Attorney Joseph Donahue Jr. 4,187 coloreds and 4,855 Aslans. ] century. be something much more unexpected I n s i d e Sponsored by the M anch^er In the series \pf mayoralty Smith, Windsor; Mrs. Cjnrkhla Fort Washington, Pa. 19034 scheduled for 10 a.m. Wednes­ of Lowell, representing Paul F. “ Oom ipter of Souls," one ‘A Mercenary’ The official figures did not men­ and delightful and more of an Incidental Council a t Churches elections coming up this fall, J. Whalen, Thompson-vllle; Mrs. The moat Important fire of the century day by Judge Boyle. However, Markham of Melrose and Jo­ such article Is entitled. Accord­ tion unemployed Africans'. the voters will be- ihaklng up ^Sophie M. Yaroma, 8 DOwney was that of the Reichstag, apparently than a direct find, like, perhaps, some Robert D. Novak it was reported the session re­ seph Gargon of Milton, who ing to this, Mao’s minions, TO KYO (A P ) — TTie Viet their minds differently, from sulted from requests by attor­ Dr. * natural Ice stadlumi where summer pro­ ' No Greater Love ' Kennedy said came to his aid 1 "fighting revisionism In the kin­ Cong said today that Preoklent set by Hitler In order that ho might R eport city to city, in response tO '^elr 1 I neys that they be allowed In the after the accident. dergartens," require chlldran to I walked one day on a Icnely BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son Ntxon’s decision to postjMNve fur­ blame It upon the Communists, thus ral­ fessional football could be played. own evaluation of the Idcvd court room to hear testimony Attorney Paul Redmond of relate their 1'’positive experi­ ’ "''HI.''*' QUALI,TY INSURANCE SINCE 1923 ’ ’I'TO! road. to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ander­ ther U.S. troop--withdrawals lying the German nation Into unity for WASHINGTON—When Moyor the Nixon and Wallace .votes of Transferring the centerer o f merits of parties and canid^ given by witnesses presented by Boston who will represent Jack ences’ ’ in the fight. My soul in deep despair, son, Willlmantic; a son to Mr. John V. Lindsay of New YOrk'"'- 1968 and abandoning the Negro government temporarily dttes. Dinis. Crimmins of Boston,. a friend "M y revolutionary consoienre from Vietnam will Intenalfy the purposes of Hitler’s own. Part of the Hlt- I sought in vain to loose the and Mrs. Gene A. Pohlmann, U Invlted hlB key Democratic sup­ and Jewish voters-to-the*Demo- Washington to California and Should the Republicans hap­ Miss Kopechne was killed and sometime chauffeur to Ken­ tormented me for a long time," war and selection of Gen. Tran "Before Losses Happen, Insure Wifh LappenI" load. 165 School St.; a daughter to Ipr operation was the staging of a mon­ KniIroii4^CraHhes porters Into Grade Mansion to craits. conducting state dinners in Los pen to sweep all the major when a car driven by Sen. Ed­ nedy, and Susan Tannenbaum, It quotes a (jhlnese 4-year-old. Thleai Khiem as premier won’t That sin, my sin, had planted' \ i Mr. and Mrs. James Rose, East strous propaganda trial. In which an ap­ talk strategy the evening of A footnote: Although Chief Anfeeles I for the astronauts) cities, except, of course, Bridge­ ward M. Kennedy of Massachu- Esther Newberg, Nance and " I wasn’t able to perform the The Connecticut crash of two Penn there. Hartford; a daughter to Mr. and help solve the Vietnam problem Aug. 14, ho encountered Hrnch Justice \ViuTen Burger will and San Francisco (for Korean port where they supposedly sets plunged off a narrow Maryellen Lyons, and Rose­ antirevisionist dance well parent half-wit was convicted of having Central Inilnw, which killed four, l« a Mrs. Michael Oapello, 24 Wer­ either. agitation on a question far re-<. work for more' closely with the President P.ark) conform to that don’t try too hEud, we analysts bridge and into a tidal pond on mary Keough, all present at a enou^, but I remembered constant reminder that the battle for car, When In the distance I per­ ner Dr;, Rockville. ^ The Viet Gong’s Liberation set the fire lor the Communist enemies moved from municipal affairs: Americanr Bar Assn. (A B A ) plan. The President intends to would probably keep right on Chappaqulddick Island near this Chappaqulddick Iqland party, Chairman Mao’s Instructions plane and train safety goes on and on. ceived, Press Agency commented: , of Germany. | The impending nomination of. than, did Earl Warren, his hold stqte dinners, until now insisting that, state-deotlan summer resort community on that preceded Miss Kopechne's PISCIHAIRGED YESTERDAY: that for the sake ot revolution Too Low While there has been Increasing" con­ A man bent low with*cares. “The new role given to Tran Judge Clement F. Haynsworth, speech to the recent ABA con-' The'exSlurive property of Wash­ wise, this Is nevertheless a M artha’s 'Vineyard Island. death. Mrs. Sophie Yaroma, 8 Doovney one must overcome himself. I, a The situation wl|h regard to the fire cern about deteriorating railroad right of . He bore in agony a cross. Thlen Khleni, coupled with the If your auto innuranct* limita are “Um> low” Jr., of South Carolina to the ventlon In Dallas fell flat. The ington, In other cities' In th e ' Democratic state. A medical examiner ruled Maryellen Lyons lives in Mil- Dr.; Mis. Bettie L. Mattson, little soldier of' Mao Tse-tung’s In the Mosque seems entirely different, ways, there luivc been relatively few rail That sin, my sin, had planted ’postponenient’ of, U.S. troop U.S, Supreme Court. lawyers there had expected years' ahead. Yet. with the Democrats en Miss Kopechne’s death an acci­ ton, and thq other girls live and Elaat Hartford; W lU ]^ S. Fost­ thinking, overcame myself. I you could lie in for a Huddeii jolt. Ju ry vi>r- passengera killed In recent years there. withdrawal, aflll only add fuel to factually, but It Is by no moaiis free The Democrats-for -Lindsay .som'.thing .from the new Chief the state level addicted to In­ dental drowning. The accident work in Washington. er, 62 Ruas^ St.;...FVancis W. am dancing now to spite the re- }iitn dictn have beromo more lilieral in recent Even so, dom otlc scheduled air trans­ A footnote: Although officials the flames of the popular strug­ Informed .jlhe mayor that the Justice a little fresher than a in Washington are grumbling 'I Kelly, East Hartford; J. Bruce vislonlsL’’ , yearn and what may have l)een i^ lt^ ule i)n>- of the possibilities of the same kind portation Ip now safer than any other I cried aloud as he drew near. creasing quarrels with them­ gle In urban centers In South city’s Negroco and Jews, at plea for penal reform. about the inability to get key selves, with their leadership Elagleson, 59 Spruce St.; E. tection yearn tigo may not lie today. I.«' Bite these ligures, one often hears old Ncgro-Jewlsh coalition kn implication. and 277 wounded—including 246 government said eight times be close to Impt^'iible^ in Wash­ and we prove ft every time w e' 27 Locust St.; Mrs. Richard managed by M ao’s personal the French and "committed 164 EAST CENTER STREET.'iiANCHESTER—449-6261 be blained for the damage to Uie Mos­ of married couples pnx-lalming that they mutual antagonism to Mr. Nix­ On u short-temi basis, the troops and police—in last more soldiers and police were ington. "W hy Lord,’ ’ In awe and shame . are given a fair chance to do Woodhouse and ami, 443 E. capitalist. Ho Yltv a hlgh-rank-V many crimes against his own lem shrine, but not a complete relief. . nevftr fly U>gelher., Of court'o, one never on’s racial policies. While such President, felt the need for less week’s ■violence In Bohemia and injured thqn demonstrators, live * * '* I.cried, so. Center 8. Ing (>>mmunist who also owns_ people." ■h-iirs the piime story abouh tnilns, or a development would contribute public exposure after his head- 't: Mora'vla. It reports 1,893 were (Jommunlst party newspaper For the Arabs are continuing to talk Southern Califorriia Demo- "Didst thou all this for m e?" i, ' ._cors, yet neither trains nor pianos have greatly to Lindsay’s uphill ciini- llne-gr[ibbing participation In arrested, 1,797 others were Rude Pravo said this in Itself . cractlc fat cadi lli\ited for a His answer I shall ne’er forget, and act and propaga)uUz.e as If they ever r cenlly been as dangerous a con­ pagn for rcelectlofi!'4t‘’lUi96''hna the post-moon shot fesUvltlee, questicmed. disproved the reports of police private luncheon with Hubert H. J’Bei-ause of love for thee.” On This Date _ were , clinging to the Idea that Israel veyance as the family car. slgnlflciuico beyond New York his world tour, and hts national­ No figures were gfiven for Slo­ brutality. Humphrey Aug. 14 at the HilL- Even the much maligned railroads oc­ City’s borders. ly televised welfare messagei In 1346, artillery was to vakia. J The government gave this was somehow to blame for the mlsfor- . cre.ri Country Club In Los An­ Now as the road of time I tread, x casionally turn In belter ro/ely records Some. Nixon administration ’The "working vacation” at San have^''been used for the first Hospital checks by newsmen breakdown on the number of In­ tune, as If the disaster to the shrine Is geles fully . expected that the My Saviour walks with me. lluin the plamw. Tl»e railroads, however, officials who imaucceoifuUy op- Clemente luis moved him off tim e’ in the Battle of Cfecy""in gave higher totals for the dead jured: policemen 184, people’s arm a-buld be put on them to He bears the load. He paid the a propaganda asset they do not Intend do 'JaHttlWs#!*' well a.s It would seem If po-sed tile HaynswoHli appoint­ the front pages. northern France. and wounded among the demon­ militia and military 31 each, begin whittling down the party’s price, erew memb-.-rs are eoimled ns fatalities. ment see It hardening Hbenil Tlie long-term implication of In 1765, ■ the home of CJov. strators who poured Into city demonstrators 31. to lose to mere, fuels, even sluiuld the -Staggering national debt of close Tluit bought me liberty. ^ In the 1060’s about I’M erew meniber.s op(x)sltion to the Nixon lul- the San Clemente sojourn fits Thomas Hutchinson of Massa­ streets on the first anniversary Bjjt one central Prague hospi­ latter be clearly proved. to 68 million. _ FURNITURE. Inc. have been killed iH>r year, alxnit «H)' mlnlsiratlon luid eclipsing what­ into Mr. Nixon’s serious Intent chusetts was sacked by a mob of the S(»vlet invasion. ' tal alone took in about 60 c ii^ - . They . wore uTong, Even "" Stibm itted by So the realistic reading niay have lo tresvasserp on railway property have ever , 1972 chaaicqs, Mr. Nixon.. to decentralize the Federal gov­ who thought he favored the Brit­ The government said Monday ian patients, moat of them 525 BUKN.SIDK .WKNI K though national party treasurer Rev. Philip G. Baker been killed, luid anolher 1,600 have be- might have hud qf eutthig into ernment, both ideologically and ish Stamp Act. night four demonstrators were beaten by police clubs. be that It may never really nlatter wlmT" Assistant Pastor eonie fatal ensnaltles working for the the Jewish vote. geographically. (See Page Seven) In 1958. 15 people died in a ty­ killed, not five as It had an­ Another hospital had five in- EA.HT HAKTtXmi), (TONNEITK’IT yie truth has been, how the fire really United Pentecostal Church phoon in Japan. inllrond-s In accidents not Involving the Thesi- •’^Adnilnlotratlon dis­ nounced. But newsmen had ,ee- ' n with bullet wounds was set, and by whom, n ie event may OPEN EVENINGS I'.NTII. 9 P..M. mo\-ement of trains (shop mnehlnery and senters feel the I’resldent erred ;tablished four deaths In Prague, and , three from "truncheon play Its terrible part in generating more other kliwla of accidents). This combin­ ixilltlciilly on twx) counts. First the capital, and another four In 'mauling." Doctors said "quite a ation of accldent.s has produced the wide­ was his decision, made weeks monstrators" had been trouble and tragedy In the Near East, ; ■ r Brno, the nation’s second larg­ ly reixrrted figure Unit about 2,300 i>«opl<' I ago., that the 53-year-old'Jewish est city. t— -ed. hut authorities had for­ no matter how Innocent the real facts. are killed In railroad accidents per year. tieal on the Supreme Court Property damage in three bidden release of Information One would guess that the latest act They are, buf most are not killed by should be vacated. Second was Fischetti days of tUsturbances in FTague about them. moving Iraltw. his decision, made considerably totaled approximately $2S0.(X)0, L\.e government radio and [tC lJ l u . ^ of violence In the news fro'm the Near later, that the non-Jew replac­ If It Is necessary to Icwk at all the whUedn Brno it was reckoned at newspapers controlled by the East represents a dlllberate attempt to ing Fortas ahouUI be a Southern ► m statlslles,^ It I* also true that there are $187,500, the interior Ministry party charged that hospital ■ take and spread fire from Al Akst'i!^ 'Tlu' alHuit 15 derailments a day, versus r4ne conservative. ,, staffs neglected Injured mem­ The President’s views were said. In 1064. Restricted maintenance has no The government said 78 for­ bers of the -riot control force. ' I f new executions, by Iraq, of Iraqi citi­ .Htrongl.v supported by Ally. • doubt played a part, but the accident eigners were picked up. Includ­ They cited the case of a captain zens accused of spying for Israel and Gen. John Mltidiell, his most t1 ' .. rate per ton-mile moved has been com­ ing 19 Americans. It did not say with an injured eye who was de- • Influential advisor. Indeed, the for the United States, seems designed ing down alnce the 1930s. And there is If any were held after question­ nounccii-by an ambulance crew ______-- llaynsuMrth appointment com-' t more to keep hate burning across bor­ stmie suspicion that heavier' ears may ing. U.S. Ambassador Malcolm as a "Gestapo m an" who de­ fJelely conforms to Mllchel- bi> reijionslble for some of Ihe deraii- Toon went to the Foreign Minis­ served I9 have both eyes "fln- U ders than to create security Inside lUiu building a RoixibUi-iin Ri» 1 .... ■ ;■ meats. Two 8|K*ctaeulur accidents this try over the weekend seeking In- ■iWed o ff."' Iraq's own .'borders. year. Involving explmllng freight trains ixirty majority by iximblnlng There Iffl sadly, only one stmidunl out­ (two dead In Isiurel, Miss, and nine In Crete, Nebr. I have focused attention on : 1 come for those who keep raising the rail safety Bui .so far the big increase ^ •' I temperature In a situation In thej hope In aceidrnts has Involved freights. In- Herald of demoralizing everybody else Into Ir­ deM piueenger accidents In , 1964 got down ns low ns eight people killed, and Yesterdays 1964 CHEVROLET rational helplessness. The would-be pro­ In most years the number, hoverji-aroimd 25 Yearn Ago moters of cataclysnl eventually become 30 dead . , Malibu Sedan A . ImjiaHent and totally Irrational them­ llnllke airplane acclderits, the rail­ (jharter class of 39 bo>-s of the roads cun usually always find out what selves, and, sooner or later, take the Columbian Squires Is Invested • A lT*0 , TRA N S, cjiuwd the wreck. In the Connecticut by the Yonkers, N. Y. ceremon­ final wild step toward their own self- e V -8 MOTOR crash, , the engineer simply hilled to pull ial team at Tinker Hall. destruction. In the present case, those Into (I siding as he was ordered to do by • RADIO ■ wrltlen onlers handed lo him. ThU Is 10 Years Ago who keep trying to raise the temperature what Is called "human faliure’’’ In air­ In the Near East are. Uiemsejves the plane parlance. BoarvI of Directors vote un­ >1 •1095 a ones who would prove least able to stand Given the mountifig troubles of the animously to Install a iOOO-toot Penn .Central, the latest dnish will im- w atel main In Highland St. the real heat, but nothing can stop them, doubtedly provoke even greater criticism from Autumn St, to Wyllys S.t. " // apparently, from acting us If the fire of the line.- It would appear, howover, Town Director Theodore Pow­ TED TRUDON. Inc: 7 ' in the Mosque of Al Aksa were a gift that maintenance problems were not at ell advocates a fl-a-shot' polio VOLKSWAGEN PORSCHE the root ^otthj/present crash. olliUc, possibly lo be held at from the fates. . — MIDDLETOW’N PRESS Manchester Memorial H^pltal Afinmm' mn. TOLLAND TPKE. — TALOOTTVILLE \ i,.

'A- \ A \ Vv'-'V'V- P A G E E I G H T A ____ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TU E^A Y, AUGUST 26, 1969 BtANCHh'b^UsK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTEt. CONN.. TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1969 P A G E N I N E day with a Mass of requiem at St. Francis CSiurch, Wan- IlHlMHH&ftVMlIHIillllUl Hehton Obituary tagn, Burial was in Gate of fA R e2\'ZElC*OI.... Five States Heaven Cemetery, Hanover, I • Fire Calls. ] School Board Fills — By CLAY R. POLLAN' 'Productive Included A Awn N. J. ^ MAS.J1 X Your Daily AeHvily Gufds M UIRA John J. Masoolo School Building Panel A fire box -inside East C^tho- SEPT. 23 Apil9 ' Atc6rding to the Start. ’’ TOLLAND -^oH n J. Mascolo, Hc High School was uiiUitemoA- OCT. 22 In Chinese School System I fS33-40-34-J7 To messoge for Wednesdoy,./ 81. o( AVon. bnKher of Kto. Vlr- ""“ y RAGWEED ; Aaministratiycf^Jobs 15-18-: Named at ToWn Meeting ally set off this morning by a 176366-73 J^vvordscorrespofxiingtonuiTijers By LEONARD PRATT Including "productive labor" workman ih n » m The Board of Education last acting upon rec- 49^4^ l(oad S a f ^ TAURUS of your Zodioc birth sign. Aaeooiated Preee ^frlter , in the curriculum will give the POLLEN lA iT ResidenU at last evening's However, the state wiu ed- chief Ravm n^* ornm endations 'o f Superin ten den t o f Schools D onald J. AW.20 SCORPIO R‘ - 85: “ daughter, 1 Be 31 To 61 Romonce oa.23 WASHINGTON (A P ) — /Eight HONG KONG (Al>) — FOr the country's leaders a ready re­ _*hir^vore a J ^ i ^ ^ his g Robba of Wantagn- Town Meeting voted to appoint vance funds as the building Is H en n igan , m ade fo u r ad m ih istrative appointm ents ( -5:4 »4AY JO 2 You're 32 At 62 Money first time tn Chlna'a 3,000-year wife, three daughtore, two sons, . "luiujBn, COUNT f 3 Careful . NOV.21 states have yet to meet federal serve of flexible labor. Shorten­ a School' Building Commlttee\ being constructed so as to save purtiing a cart fro m w ith in the M an ch ester system . GW-SO-59-67 330o 63Whof hlrtory a syatem of rural com-' We mother, a bipther, two sis- grandchildren, and four feTOTTJW 4Romoncai 3/Events 64 Congeniol 11-22-2 requlrentento for traffic safety ing the course to seven yetus great-grandchildren. and appropriate the necessapr the town from borrowing money accidently ^ brushed They named Joseph Mazzotta -----^------'51* \ 35 Be 65 Friend pulsory.,teea education goes into will speed people.iinto the work teTB; and five grandchildren. MMINI 6 Unhoppy ' 5^-68 *8,800 for an architect and pre- and paying Interest. against the alarm box. 'Tte box vice principal of Manchester University; of Hartford in 1988 36 Busirwis 66 You programs. And unless they dot a effect thla fall. In some respects force. The funeral wriU be at 9 a.m. Rollon Count /MSfv/ on a a MAY 21 7 Energy 37 About 67 Wiliir>gr*e*s SAGrrrXkiUJ a hour sjmp/in<'; llmlnary sketches. Also, any money that the town Jarred just enowh to sound H'gh School; Nell Lawrence, erl- a Maas of requiem at St. Anne’a CANCIR 13 There 're 43 Meet tively approved highway safety Hit Jordan Bases Public Records than a bulldirlg^cpmmlttee. They ^t only four per cent Interest, “of^ool itself.. Hie alarm. Box adult basic education director, icut. x 73Heor Westejm jmalyets of Chinese af­ Church, Avon, at 10 a.m. Burial JUN6 2) 14 With 44 Dnve 74 On CArRICOtN plans of 42 states, Puerto Rico dently thinks CMna has been felt hat the burden of educa- ' Tbose present elected Charles l® 3 L ro ^ d ed at 8:49 a.m. -The positions of vice principal Prior to entering mUltary 15 TokiB 45Thot: 75Be*t DeC22 ^ faire iiiay. They think it may be wUl be in S t’ Anne's Cemetery, (Continued from. Page Onie) mV 22 and the District of (Columbia. wasting manpower tesouroes Warrantee Deed tlon is very high on the people Uarrasso, Roy Wirth, and How- ^ a n d occupational coordinator service in May 1966, he was a 16 Old 46Thot'» 1 . . 76 Be JAN. 19 Avon. 17 Likely 47 People 77 Aid Initial" plans of five of the one of the blg^st gambles Chi­ and needs to concentrate train­ of Hebron and the tax' rate has Porter to serve on the ‘‘•'®“Kbters went to 470 Wood- are fuU-time; those erf adult ed- business teacher for two 4- 5-12-17 16A 13-27-34^/“ Frtenh may call at the fu- ^ radical battle plan L&M Home.s Inc. to Guy B. 1>I31-35.51 48Todoy 78 In eight remaining states .'have na’s 76-year-oId leader has tak­ ing 4uid skiUs In the lower levels gone up fast. Building Comiriitteexalong with where they ex- bcatton director and adidt basic months at Hartford Public 19Love ^ With 79 improvement ^4-78-84B9v neral home tonight tipm 7 to 9 ®^***ng for mobilizing all Arab Kathleen E. Mitchell, prop- 20 Lo^ en since coming to power tn of the country's labor force. Marvin A. Ross, Board X o f ^''® ® mem- f**>«^»bed a, small fire in a education director are lb addi- Sqhool. Until February UO nwtii 80 Your AQUARIUS been rejected. Decisiora on the conveyance ^ JULY 23 21 Aftythir>g 51 Hoppy 81 Your 1M9. ^ - China's press says the new and Wednesday from 2 te,4 and armies and econoniies In the Education chairman stated that ^®™' ®”® selectman, one Board 22Reody JAN-20 other three were postponed VM to teaching ^ g i u ^ in t s .' , h® was In charge g 90 Grtkiou* MAR. 20 ^ submit more data. education since receiving his J6-19-25-29I purges. This summer the purges "Essentially Mao is saying VERNON - John Godfrey, 88. the United States, Britain and John Anthony Kuchle, Merl- be taken \mmedlatelv^^ ^ ar^ltect and to s e c u ^ p ^ "dumpster" Is a type of com e Manchester Adult ^Adverse > U 3-14-21^ Congress called for landmark BS from Central Connecticut '53-58-75. weiv finally extended to ele­ that the old way of developing a o night .at West Germany and expelling den. and Patricia MlSfife Felt- Residents asked If double ses- “ m'nary sketches and e s U i ^ - mercial garbage container. State College in 1968, with a Evening Scho^; in 1967 he wa^ m national standards in the I fl^ - Hob Woodford, without . . . And with His Wig mentary achootteactera and country by emphasUlng eiqierts Hospitals fo re l^ bases from all Arab ham, ,84 Jarvis Rd., Sept. 6, slons and a 12-month school involved in con- . major in industrial education. P''®8Tain coordinator of a lee- way Safety Act of 1966. staff. and heavy . Industry hMn't reference St. Mary's Episcopal Church, .calendar had been considered. of a 12-room addition earned his master's in ‘'*^® series on persona money lYie standards were originally 18, 1884 in %dlsbury, and had io U.S. military bases. take effect this year. But ^ Now that Mao's men run the worked In China despite 20 Uved to 8hi> VAt-nnn anA« An. M.n -tm. James n, Craig . Prentice. 143 E. • cEarl a n i-oneF,Porter, Doarateard “m member, e^blri ’ . j “ U School to -ui- in- Two^ Represent s seconoaTy ^ o n d ^ ^ '^ school h o iT admin^ratlon administration management given in Uie AduK 'IHaia -Tnl.,. O T ..I. r In^n Ann cnirvnnnAinn AnnllJAl ------J . S , J EV6ning SChOOl, Snd frOm 1966 clauroonM, they can put Into ef­ years of trying," ons analyst p o r ts e v S s ^ ,h T * ‘hat T p l^ and Un^da said the W d had considered ®>'»de ^pportlng ^ lU tle e and a t P R P F O ’ at the University of Hartford in CohCTcss postponed the deadline Short-Haired W^ig Covers until this year, he W8ui a part^ fect the kind of education plans says. He h l T i T ^ L m artovlvo., ^ o 9 ^ ' ®®P‘- these possibilities but felt that " “" ‘■ N a t iv e offices. 1 O W H a t C K L F . U 1964, and in pursuing work there an ad^tional year to Jan. time instructor at Manchester opposed by deposed President Q m v ^ r t^'^'ht'onal dls- ^ ® ® ° " d C o^egatlonal the town would not b along . A report is to be made to the D ^ U g g P a r l e y t o w a r d - h i s S T P e a x certifi- 1970 (Jommunlty College. While in CO U u Sh4u>-chl and his followers. Qravesfde serwl^ will be unrty^„;ong toe“Ar7riS‘vem": cfburch' T ”" ” " ^uh T® m r“‘'’ ^ »««« on or before November States i^i|h .unapproved, pro­ .. A. - a,- a » scrvlce. He was an instructor of Coiffure That Closes Doors These are the major outlines Bernard’rSmrretery “ ' '"®"t«- - Lloyd .-Thoma^/^utllier, 710 Regionalization with Andover At CX3SC, he Was on the tracK ,, ___ .._ai_ in grams will Automatically lose Police CSrief Janies M. Rear- w f-L.n ®®“®*:« accountlng End typing in of the new school system as re­ Burke Fimeml Homn 7«-PTvat. “ “ Hary sources in Jerusa'-^. Keeney and Laura Kathleen and Marlborough was also m en-' ™ ®^ also appropriated the te»m tor four yeare and coached a " " ” their share o f N ^ r a l a(d for WASHINGTON (A P ) — It slammed in his face when he "I was In New York City," he lated by the Chinese press r [ MfCOUNT PMCISI pect St., Rockville Is in charge ‘h®-t ^Ive Arabs, includ- ^ b b , 44 8Jwte 1^., Aug. 30, tioned but the board pointed out ^ *6,500 from^ surplus don and W. J. Godfrey Gour- cross-oounrtry and track at St. progr In September 1968, he .was' NE amounted might seem unlikely that a guy <>®glns colling on poteiAlonal said. "And nobody needs a short —All children 6-V8 will go to Ing the head of a 'village near Church of/the As^mptlon. that this possibility would be “'® ***® die Srtoool ley, chairman of the Chamber Thomas. Aquinas High School in of arrangements. appointed a member of the to *39.9 million last Near. They j.u u . . i . .. customers hair wig In Nisw York tor any­ nchool in September. ftlVk p a i iIH Krt 4 A dOWIl to W h ^ O U ld e F B iUITNUR M M There aid no calling hours. Hebron, on the occupied West Loren Richard Belker, Den- considered within the next year, Committee! to carry ^ commerce Drug Advisory New Britain for 4 years. State Advisory Commtttee on ai3o could be docked w to 10 w * j ^ w ^ So he bought a woman's wig, thing." -Oourses have been short­ ' "°'^®,‘'®*'' ^Uh or Without rg- AV Council, will represent Man- Mazzotta served with the 7th Educationr'c'oniposed per cent of their fedeiaKhigh- ^ Irtlerested in buying a trimmed it Smm and tucked Ids "But I was getting ready to ened from 13 to 7 yean( and al­ Mrs. Margaret W. Dover .eWne-gun ~ fire outside their P®^ Denver, <>Io., Aug. ™ 31, . Cen- glonallzation, the fact remains ^ ® V authorized ^ ^ ^ M repretentatives drawn way construction funds. hair under It -tor that grey-flan- leave, and a whole bunch of peo­ most no children from the coun­ BOUTON—Mrs Margaret En- * ^ ® ' ™® " ’‘ “ ‘* 0 ' government ‘®'' Congregational Church. that additional______classrooms will ^ Ed^ation to tomoi^ at a regional 1952 to August 1954. f^om unlveirtty, college..-, and The * 16 federal standards Unhkely to most persona, but nel-sult look. ple warned me thf^'Hew Jersey tryside will ever go to a technl- “’du- rrieetlng on the problems of jjg ,g ^ member of the Cen- __1___1 t__„i„ - sign Dover 07 of RA 8 wid«w “ t® ''®“* 'n the kllUt)gs Robert Gray Oerstung, 67 be required next September H*® ®‘®‘® of EdU- Meeting on the problems of He is 4 member of the Cen- hiah' schooi levels ^'Catholic Nun Short^e Aide to Lindsay range_ from periodic motor vehi­ not to 31-yeaivold Bob Woodford. In the month or so he's been Turnpike____ ,,____ authorities were atop-^ ral Institute, college or universi­ of Delmar’s Dover died ves- ’“ "^n. Linwood Dr., and Elizabeth Al- The Gilead HIH School was ®®-tlon. State of Connecticut for '’.arrotic? ^ d . drugs. trai Connecticut Industrial Arts ostrowskl is a member of the \ cle tospectlon to mandatory *^®'* come up with a short- in the wig buBlneas, Woodford ptog * 'almost everybody with HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — NEW YORK (AP)-^ Sally ty' ' V ' terday at M ^ h e s te r Memorial Saboteurs fired three rockets Rodgers, 46« W. Middle de.slgned with core faclUtles for C ^ v ‘o r - ^ l o n “^ " T ^ t r f ,(M Association, Ctohnectlcut Indus- Eastern Business Teachers' As- Parochial schools in the Hart- Etowlrs, daughter of former Un- blood . tests for motorists cover long-hair estimates he has sold seven or long hiilr tor someUilng C h llr^ will spend the seven Hospital. ®t the Ganel Yehudfih Hotel in v. . T f S o i hnd trial'Arts Association. Manches- soclatiori. New England Busl- foitj archdiocese wiU have to ‘^®'‘ Secretary of State and Con- ®ba^® Irtl® Job—pumping gas." said WlaOd- on the tunyiUce. ery. STRIKING D tFfgm N C e _ Building Permits sUm. Emt, tel. 228-3971. She was ai ihenibert of South Inn, Windsor. ^® married to the former was treasurer from 1966-67. parochial schools. \ M I33 Bowlw’moves up to the I®®ftic codes, efficient traffic ” ?®'* Hlj® ^ 'The way I see It. a lot of per>- All schools will be adminis­ (Congregational (Church, Bast Elizabeth Parkes, .demolish ' ------The session Is in answer to a Miss Rosemarie Williams of He is married to the former ' *19,000-a-year job from special courts, emergency medical '^^.®" “ythorttles "When you own a ga* rtation pie grow long hair Just because tered and financed locally, In- in ...... Msgr ______Hartford, and was active in the 2 2 V.olters Hoy^istcr shed at 29 Summer W., *25. July 28 resolution adopted by Litchfield, and they live at 79 Miss Susan Kelly of Hartford James A. Connelly, asjls'tant to the chairman of the services and pedestrian safety, “'timrtely, 8^ Woodford, w l» you don't want a guy with long tt maked sense to them person- ^stead of from Poking's Ministry operates the Underground Wig hair pumpti^ BUCKTQPPiVEIIEllll (Mrl Scouts of America. S ^ Paul Diehl for-Garden Grove the Hartford City Council, call- Keeney St., with their five chll- and they live at 48 (told Spring arc^o cesan school superlnten- city Planning Contml^lon. ’ Initially states are not re­ ; gp». The custom­ aUy," said Woodtord. "But It 'o f Education. Under New Slate Law MCC Use of High School Establishment here. ers will go (^.Mother station." was employed by the'’Bbme- ,f Inc., additions to restauriint on ing on the CRCEO to sponsor dren; Ann Marie, 11, Joseph Dr. in Vernon with 1'their two dent. said Monday tlmt the ris- ^ graduate of SiUth'College, Quired to meet each standard. doesn't make personal sense If Mao apparently la aaytng that Woodford’s own shoulder- A tew Q( Woodtord's custom­ maker's Service of Manchester. WATBRBURY, Conn. (AP) Garden Grove Rd., *4,000. ' a regional meeting of all of- m , 10, 'Theresa Ann, 8, Michael, sons, John, 8, and Mark, 6. Ing costs of teachers and other ghe was a special assistant to ®ut they must demonstrate rea- it starts to ogat you a lot." to develop Ita economy China f»r MVfh*, pkem length hair doesn't hinder his ers doivthe hairpieces tor week­ Survivors include a brother, A new rtate law allowing per­ Hclals involved in solutions to 5, and D avid! 2. Mocadlo was born in Meriden, Bchool services will' result in director of the Peace Corps sonable progress. And they will "There ts almost a fanatical needs fewer physicists and Studied by Board Again work as a developer of proto­ end nliUtary drill. Carlton P. Ensign of (Cranston, sons to register os voters at the the drug problem. ' ^ Lawrence w‘as bom in East He received a BA. from, lytonn cuttbackB and money saving from 1961 to 1966. be re-examined periodically, obseaston by the bustnees oom- more good farmers, fewer Well- type scientific Instnunents. Although Woodford hasn't re­ R.I., and three nieces.„ place where they work was put Talk Oi'annels Closed The use of Manchester High to the taxpayers of Manches- Invited to participate Wmor- Berlin. He redelved a BS from in 1955 with a niajor in rtiuslc changes In the parochial system, Their program should "form munlty with preserving the .col­ eikicfited .bureaucrats and more But while recuperating from turned to his fulltime job yet, he Funeral services will bo to- ®R®®t Monday at the Sco- ______,^ p , _ School facilities by j^Ianchester *®r Retting a windfall. I am row night are federal, state Central Connactlcut State Col- and a minor In education. He though (he archdiocese does not T w e l v e C h a r g e d - ® blueprint (or the future In re­ lective, corporate Image. . Utenite welders. CHESHIRE, Conn. an operation he decided the hair has found some use for bis own morrow at 1 p.m. at Newkirk Manufacturing Co. The Board of Education Secre 'ommunlty College was dls- “PPo®®^ h) the money coming and local law eniorcoment of- lege in 1947, M. Ed. in 1963 and also received an M. Ed. In 1966 plan to clpse any schools. Some. BRIDGEPORT (A P )—Twelve traffic crashes and their "This whole wig thing to A' schools in' New Haven have could cause a lot of doors to be wig. and Whitney Funeral Home, 918 However, although 80 Scovlll taries at the Town Hall ore not cussed at the second ennseen ^ Education ficlals; state, and regional sixth year ceritiflcate from the with a major in guidance. youngsters w ere. arrested Mon- residtlng death. Injury and pro­ way for people to eurvlve.” been otoisolldated, he noted. Burnside Ave.'e.. East Hartford, empkfyes had signed the petl- happy about those new oartl live R ,n.vi r n- 1 .. ' ^ C O ^ t. ’ health and mental health F>®r- University of !Hartford, and Is He was a time study, analyst day night after detectives seized perty damage,” according; .to 0 „.^„ „M a». Burial will be In Hockanum ‘(on seeking the voter-making lions that close them off ^ m Education (ineet- Asked how soon M(X: officials sonnel, Involved in the treat- working on his doctorate there with General Motors (torp. in were the Secretary of Tran^porto- 3,000 T u rn Out Cemetery, East Hartford. session, only 22 persons actually each other. night. would' nped to know about re- ment, rehlbllltatlon and educa- in guidance suid administration. Meriden before entering- -the teacher costs make up a rapid- ueroto and hashish. tlon’s report to Congress tnU O MID-SUMMER SPECIA LS# Jy growing- expense at a time Friends may call at the fu- ‘'cglstered. Rut Assistant SuncrintenHmt During further study since newlng the college’s high school tlon of narcotics users; and He has taught Industrial arts U.S. Army, w h ^e he servedjfor The youths were arrested at year. For Bernadette Mini Rolls Royce neral home tonight from 7 to 9. - takes the sijgnaturea of at Anthony Esposito says the girls “ meeting, George 1 ® ^ ’^^^®^* ®^'f®?,„At*«[- ether seliectied state, regional In the Manchester system since 24^months ~ ‘ when the i^ i^ r Of touns enter- g ^ p^vate prop- Federal officials cited these least 26 persons to have a' voter- will Just have to odiust to the *'^mni®rllng, MHS principal, I®'?®. Dr. Lowe said, "We should and local offlclais. 1947. At nilng Junior High Prior to coming to Manthes- Ing education Is falUng off. grty. Michael Martonl, 16, of as the most common, shortcom- __1___i. A . ** t u i i r l Vi a Vvorl Vxnirvn rAA>> •••aa.j ^ - 1 I t n n m r n ^ v u r { # tV/v m a V .rrvwAA In Philadelphia l O A d V W Mrs. Blanche H. Perrier making session held at. a place inconvenience of getting Oiit of *’® *’®®" >»t “now now If you dp not Intend The CROBO, a voluntary School, he has served as var- ter, he was music Instructor in Bridgeport was held In lieu of '"K® In state progrrams that fall • TOH W WW Very ckan. - ( • 8 9 5 W APPING — Mrs. Blniu-he employment. their chairs whenever they have MCXi students to renew it sd we can plan council of govemmerits.Vls i^om- glty baseball ! and intramural the ElUngton school system for G onorrhea IncreflSt? s.*,*5,000 imhi bondnomi rm on na ennrirp charge ftf of Twnu pop- lo to measure uo:up: PHILADELPHIA (AP) _ N o Car fo r Kids Hubert Ferrier, 73, of 69 Dart At Scovlll, nine of the 22 new to laind papers to each other “®® “ '® facilities on any alternatives. So I would ask prised of 26 of the 29 towns in coach. years. Since 1966, he was HARTFORD (A P )—^The State session of a narcotic believed —No participation by local Give'US some soldier songs,” a By JOHN PI-ATERO that an exact mianlature hod Hill Rd., widow of Edward Fer- voters signed up as Democrats, "I felt loo much time was lost between 4 and 10 p.m. The y°u to act with equal speed on the Capitol Region. It was jn military service, he was a a guidance counselor at Illlng Health Department has report- to be hashisji. J" governments, 1 9 6 3 V W ' • 7 9 5 rler, died Sunday at MancjKwter “ V® a» Republicans .uid the oth- In conversation unrelated to Aug. 11 discussion hinged on the this as well os the submteolon formed to Implement regional' radio Instructor at Sioux Falls f™m 1965-68, at MHS since ed a sharp increase In the num- Charged with conspiracy to —Limited driver educaUim ®*“ “ l«d froni the back of Aaaorlated Pleas Writer teen handmade -down to Ms Memorial Hospital. er eight did not affiliate with business," Esposito sajd In de­ report that 'the college expected your bill." programs of benefit to the towns ^rm y Technical School. 1968, and served' as adult basic ter of gonorrhea„ cases------—in the — ^ poisess______narcotics______andr placed______im-___ progiams ------the packed room. But the song , EDISON, . N.J. (AP) —Want heodllghta, i bumpera, wondan Mrs. Ferrier was bom Jon. Party fense of the partltiorui. l.uUO to use the facilities. The board also accepted these and to the region. Lawrence was director of the education counse-lor for three state during the first six months der *1,000 bond were Rotert —Absence of evaluation of Bernadette Mondav nle-ht was i mlto R olls-^yce that's epoked wheels, full, trans:tranamla- 10, 1896 In Plttsfte4d, M.uo.,; Emmerllng added that park- recommendations of the Per------Community Y for seven years, years. In the adult program, he Of the year. Patrick 20.20, Edward Plendl.Plendl, 17.17, procedures. ______j__.__ ® ^®®‘ 1®“ than S feet »ton, radiator emblem and ev­ 1 9 6 2 VW • 5 9 5 a wistful rendering of the civil high and actually runs? and Uved In Hartford for miuny Ing Is stUl a problem, but ef- sonnel-Flnancc Coihmlttee: director of the summer play- taught choral singing at the Health Commissioner Dr. Bsni Mark Vincent, 18, all of —Obaoleke record-keeping. erything else Ihe "moUter car” rights song, "W e Shall Over- Such a can—an exact mlnla- hud. years before- coming to Wap- h.rts would be made to locate 1- The trainer for the fall ground for several years, has ®®alor Citizens’ CJenter for two Franklin M. Foote said Monday Bridgeport; Paul Seidler, 18, —In'ufflcient motor vehicle more space He pointed out that season (high school sports) be come.” tune of the famous 1919 "Silver The vehicle, the only one of Its pttig 12 years ago. British Offer been chairman of the local cur- y®®*"®- Three years ago, 'he at* that In the first six months, R'chard Sallck, 17, Michael inspection. 1 9 6 0 VW • 1 9 5 The 2Q-year-old Bernadette Ghowt" Roadster — is parked kind In the world, fa pow(powered by Survhrow include a son, Ro­ Two Who Skip Cells the college docs not hold classes designated as head trainer with riculum deVelopmmt cotnmlt- *^®o^®.jrarray uiof prewar a Brit- m - a luur-cyiaiuer four-cylinder gSOOllnegaaoilne etolni eifMrlhe land G. Perrlor of West Hart­ tee for Industrial arts since Its ®'T’ment Institute at UOonn in reported. The'figure for a sdmi-''^i,8,. . Jeffrey Wheeler, 16, and nlglil for high school use. He operation of the training pro- To Chleck Out .Mates that have nIreaHv re British House of Commons, got Lh iiutomqbJes In a nondescript and will do about 30 mJlieil pe: ford; 4 daughters, Mrs, CUUre Inception and * Is a member of with adult education, lar period last year was 2,106. Law'rence Feiraro, 16, al! of .Mites that have already re P®r also noted that Tuesday eve- gram. three standing ovalJlohS . a# she garage In IhU small township hoUr, tltoiteon added. 1 9 6 2 VWBUS v - r a - . • 5 9 5 ttordler of Wopplng, Mrs. Alice the Republican Town Commit- The Mocadlos live at 21 Peter- The figure rose from 3,133 for Trumbull; Glen Plcheco, 16, of Still at Large'Today; celved tentative approval will he?* n a t S d e ^ ^ ' "But after the ohork wore off. Talbot of Newington, Mrs. Rtta nltq^H will not be crStlcal, be- 2. The head trainer ahajl be tee and Cltlzehs Advisory Com- " Vernon with their- all of 1906 to 4,813 for all of Brookftelfi, and Anthony Clem- Walter Wolfson obtained the Riot Gas Ills a’moM certainly have full certl- . *1 million, IJewellyn drove the little Silver Moloney_ of______Hartford, _____ and_____ Mrs The two men who escaped from their jail cells in the cause M(JC will not be holding responsible for the treatment of ente, 22, of the Bronx, N.Y. flcatlon for their programs by mlnlcar a number of yean ago mlttee. “'I'®® 1968. Ohoat, fell In love with It and Jeanne Martell of Unlonvllle; 3 basem ent o f the M anchester police station vesterd av "®’* ‘”"'‘' “'® •’®' athletic injuries during the, fall (('onllniied from Page One) (v722aed aug 26 year's end 1 9 6 6 m g •6 9 S Currently, he- is writing "Ca- ® 'vill be *13.- 9 '^*'®" ^® f®''® “P hU atructuiS the klda never did get It," Wolf- IvnothoTM OiTiftr HikhArt jrf JifterfKKvii w p i*a ulill nl liivfpA xk(k»«iir VLIf 1 ..<*4- i A twGcn L)pc. 16 iind Fob. 2, ojitl HGCiflon under tbe Advisement of —aa»»ci »> a state program for As New M ayoral Parties The otter eight can still sub- rteel sales-englneering career to T-k„„i*i__L T__ II..1___ _ -A m__. ,: j a 1. ' ^ . .. y ^ h i s aftei noon, but after the latter date there will the school physician. During minounced Friday night that he • Donldson, Leo Hubert of TVv- 11 1- II ------’ liner me inner iiuie mere will me senool pnysicion. ------,, ^ j * j a . -A-AiAnadult cuucammeducation mreci^rector, O s- mil th T ^eded Informat l ^ o r ^ h o m e rs In recent devote full time to hU hobby of ®*pl«ln®v- collectton. Regina Raposti of Woonsocket Mocadlo will be paid *7 per Federal officials onlv recently m.c wolfaon.Wolfaon. an Affable man who Hamiuon, 20, of no certain lul- -.mtlmu.d yesterday to Circuit se^^re^'^Illdo'r^L fSB-S pecla.s’ ar4a for s W 1« W (‘m o V-' aooroximat 1 -xv, and deputy mayor George B. rnment for adoptin When asked If he would part approximately *1,200. To Hold Uniroyal oc.n-d tiiete f ! ^ o f t i l T ^ t e untiringlyUI ex,-alns the hlslcy R.I 2®' “ 'V’V® their mpervl’sor of . bulldogs '^and s The head trainer ^ a U be tR®lf“®t,_lAandonderry and other Lawrence Is married to the _ J g 1 J o V... u.K [jjjg Qf yjg Russians 1 9 6 1 C O M E T The positions of vice princi- Kinsella announced Moriday the tics of the Rufralans In Qsecho- of ea<*h of hla cars to any tnqulr- with the car, .Woifaun aa(d yes, • 9 5 groat-giwdchlldren. ^ who gave itls aiWresa as an ''H-t V ,, , .VI a mi . “ r ; cities. Roman Catholics accuse former-Mlsrf-Beverly Boling of V vice prtocl formation of sieparate new par­ I n K h o d c ; i s l a n d Slovakia m pushing the people ing visitor, buy. and sell, atv 'ntefudonil will IH, held Thurs- apartment hi East Hartfoto,- Handltoo ,s i harged with two ^T m ^k tor U i u t i T t o ^ S ^ ^ d g r t IrT lp ril."^ the B men of m U of the shoot- Logan. Ohio, and t ^ e y ^ T a [ ties to enter the November may- ttltute (or H'ghway Safety, the to the Hmft o^ Vhete’ pairencTalnd illiy'S Wo HpociaUa* fai (>mipl«t* VW Ropair Horrioe ^ .at 8:15 a.m; from ttio FI- mysteriously dl«a,»iearod fmm "UMt, of obtalatog money un Tver Uie U p m 7 p m shift W a lte r ^ ^ ^ C h a J r C n . said *" “ '® '^»'‘le many of 89 Doane St. Their daughter. oral elections. WOONSOCKET, R.I. (A P ) — then attacking them." al*o suppliM unique care tor other care. If Aumeon* See TIra Morlarty At Rhode Island officials oay they Booth Newsraper chain forced ® ^ ® ^ 1 H ^ ® . 20 their, cell, yestenlay aftenioon h'r fal.se pretenses, two amnts and add one .mm. He estlmat: 1,1.^ 'conii^ttee' had Walker 'f , Prlncip-ttshifor MHS^ Jto^ Bmith announced that his par­ Mis* DevUn wound up by nay- m o v l« and advertlaemehU. wants It they can purchase K," ^ e . Hiulfort. vriU, a Mass sometime bi'lween 12:46 .md of posse.*.* on o( stolen goods, ed tbto would cost close to *6.- Briggs In mind to be appointed "^Jortty feel that the special year at Ashland (OhiOj ' m e ^ . ^ ^ ^ P “ j r a to Jtoy. are hopeful that Unlroyal will the action, by bringing suit un­ lie added, however,' the car has ty! will'be called the "Liberal Explaining hmv the small drop Its proposal to close Its fler the FYeedom of Information a (Ive-figure price tag on tt. piuty'’ and Kinsella that he 'will nation. We will never send a „ad»ter was built, Wolf«>n re- Oouglas otOdtheaddcd C : a'yaUrtoe‘’"c^thr it O sU r^ectiveX s^T ^ cat.oJdlrector J^c^u^llolrt Woonsocket plant. Idling nearly Act. SILK TOWN MOTORS head the “ Kinsella party". Both man to the moon.,We don't want called that In 1919 a Peimaylva- m . St. Benedict Cemetery, fo^d Slate Correctlon.U Center L.illean Is . Imiged with re- I'lerce said the college had Jud r e c o m i S . ^ '^ t h r t . I^ r ^ ‘^® Republican an accounting major at CC8C a tenth of the city's work force. ------In 1964, an M. Ed. from the 'vh® resigned candidates must present peti­ We want a ^un try where Arthur Uewellyn. or- Bannrd t*ubiicationa 270 HARTPORD RD. MANCHISTIR .. „ . .. A Governor Frank Licht said 'rftera Circuit Court appear- iisal toby fingerprinted, break- $19,658 on Its lease last year, resoonslbllltles, the trainer’s ex- Army to accept a position with the tions tearing the signatures of people wlll not ^Ve/^p emigrate jered a regular rtxed Silver Friends nuiy rail at Uie fu- ance here. hig and enuring with crlmtoal i oasultlng with Town Counsel tni-curricular points be tn- that he remains “very con­ MBABANE, Bwaslland (AP) State Department of Education 233 certified voters to the town B oy Scouts Set a n y n ^ . Itor tWf we need your chotit a two-seater that was neral home tonight from 7 to 9 Police wild two other men w^io Intent, imd lareeny. j„i,„ f . Shea Jr., he said, they creased by 7, imd that the In- cerned” that northern Rhode Is­ Newly Independent Swaallond in the Bureau of Vocational clerk In order to" qualify tor a moral and finan^fai-fittpiiqrt.' quite fashlonaUe. ^ tomorrow from 2 to 4 ami were being hold in the some- >'oth men had bi'en Inenreer- .urlved at a figure of *31)163 oreiise be discussed with the land will lose the *8 million, has' lasu4HL'B-''llsM{|r pub­ Cry for Jihadr-^Holy War Services, Division of Vocational place on the ballot. H ik in g R ecord After receiving hla new car. 7 to 9 p.m. ^ what imtlquated cell block did ited n the Hanford (Jorrectlon- for the romlng year Dr Fred- Maniihester Education Associn- 880-employe payroll. But he still lications, mo4rt 'oir them from Education. The elections take p lo ^ Nov. Lleweii^n was so thrilled with not go wtUi Hamilton and La- “ 1 ‘ 'enter slm-e ttodriarrests. crick W. Iaowo Jr.. MCC pres- tlon. considers the Unlroyal decision M ERIDEN, C(mn. '(AP) — Communist nsUons or Commu- 4. The Democratic party has Alt»traz Propoaalk Its style and performance that ...... Is Old Tune in Arab East to cons^date all of Ito canvte ^ Troop 14 aa ®''®" ®®“ ' ' “ “ ®'*“ arresteil July 11 idenl who attended last night. Also approved was a motion endorsed Joseph Adinolfi Jr.. ho called toe R.Jl»-Roy«. dealer "*•» o r ^ l r e t ^ . Includ- ROCKVILLE Mrs. Ler- dix^rs were also unlocked. How- In West Hartford, by West s«id they would be willing to to n«quesit the . Board of Dl- . „ . „ ,,, shoe production at Naugatuck, SAN FRANCISCO (AP) fjyonUmied from Page One) ----- in Virginia to express hla satis- Selected works of Moo t ^ e Gross GlUcn. 69, of 239 ever, the rematolng prlsonors Hat (ford and FarinlAgton po- .tart negotiating at once ■ rectors to crtablish a washout ^ ^ . i, . . i adiile the Republicans have sup- ^ negotiation ■*» » “ The latest propbsal' for dismal Tse-Tuhg" and all dispatches ported IncunfixM Mayor Ann (action and asked that a dupli­ South St., wife of Ltoils M, GUx reltortedly rcfuaeil to explain lire, wdio had arrest warrants 'Any, John S. O. Rottner account of *46,761 for P r o j e c t verge of a new stage of the 'lib- Is chroql<;„„'Thf!ire Is only one and "not Imminent” . ‘ 80-mlle. hike. but national scout Alcatraz Liland I Is lo tranriorm cate be made (or hla two chil­ from the New China News len, died yirterday at t dlara how the iwilr miule tliolr escape, from Manchester, HUHimfleld board ehulrimm, replying to Dr. tpitdoors. A balance of *3.507 rc- era^on war.” real unifying factor, and that is Uocelk). Otheif potential candi­ Licht headed the four man officials want to forget the It. Into an "ej^nslon of San dren. Agency. of Lebimon Hivipltal, Mhuni, Both lAiiltenu ami Hamilton and East llarttotil, to ailditlim ixiwe's offer to negotiate said mains to Uils aci-oimt from bust “We, brothers, have resolved the existence of Israel. Oth^r- evergoRe’s dates are Joseph Mazzicota and Rhode Island delegation which whole thing, ' Francisco," complete with fine What he failed to tell the deal­ Flu- luive lengthy police record., but . to their own warrant.. i,e did not ^llcve it iieceiwary vear. to fight to regain our land,” he wise, the area’s leadership Is Frank Russo as independents. met in a two-hour closed door Nine scouts, led by an as- r e 8 t a u r ail t s. art galleries, er, Wolfaon explained, was that & Mrs. Gillen was bom Aixril police wild they have no evi- Hamilton was arrested by for the boani to take imy tor------'------declared. " W e consider that this laced heavily with mistrust and „ session with management of Uni- slsUnt scout master, covered homes and a convention hotel. f a w r i t e j his youngaters were 5 and 7 14, 1900 to llartforil and gmd- dence (hat ,ttic offen.es worn .NTanchester antlKirltles Aug. 16 nial action until It approaches Is not only a right but a duty for suspicion. . L .e a d e r ^ | > C o n te s t royal, Inc. Monday. the distance In 17V4 hours In a Charies-Tretochmann, a New FALSETEETH yeans <4d at the time and what uated from Hartfvml whoo^. eimnected every one of us.” Russians spent *2 billion since HARTFORD (AP)^A contest The other members of the viralk from here lo the covered York and Saii? KYonclsco Inyes­ ' n * STdMS O f OASMIO** .11 eonneellon with .several the Hoard of Directors to es- MaiL Pilot Honored he really wanted was a peddle- ThoflootcN She luul lived to Rockville for Tlie i"eH blix'k at the tKillce "Jihad” is defined as a duty 1967 re-equlpping and .retraining is shaping up tetwe«n James delegation were Ctongresaman bridge otf Route, 7 In West (torn- ter. mode the proposal Monday elieck.s that were stolen from ii' tabll.h a wasluml account. Then type car (or them to play with. N««d Not fmborro** the po-Ht 30 ytiars. She was a Hlation Is small uiul contain, on- ; rlvatc residccnc. SAkTA BARBARA Calif. In the Islamic faith. But it Arab forces. Having seen a slrri- Hershmap of Bethany and State Fernand J. St. Germain, Mayor, wall. to the Board of Supervlaore, he added, ,'T am not opposed About a year later, ha re­ Don t k««p worn-lnc 7our member of the Sisterhood 'of ly Wj3»' or .lx liny gniy-barreil (API — This costotal city dedl- sounds more ferocious than it ilar amount of hardware go up Rep. Rotert Barrows of West Edgar Lufisier of Wooi»ocket, But when ScoutmaMer LawT wKo'''are seeking acqtdsUion of counted, IJewellyn received hla t#«th tr« fofnc Vo oom* loox Temple B’nal Isnud and Uie ‘’ells. Primmer, are iMddom kept cates In new airport Saturday really is. The philosophy is elas- in smoke two years ago, Mos- Hartford for leadership of a • t tlv« vn^ic ii|fV» rrn(tif«* th*t nt M* *«**ntlC»i to Hei^hman^ announced Monday _ Unlroyal President Georg^ R. hiking records. They a,^arently o® near the Island with a foun- said, when the man discovered h**t(h your ArnlUt r*«uUrtr daughter, Mrs. Herhiinl Dan “ '’® U'® ®l‘l fnshioneil bar tyiH> Garden City. N.Y., to Mineola, ting in the name of religion Is a ahead toward "liberation.” Per- that he would campaign for the Vila said that although pUna to „ther scouts would be lain of water shooting '400 feel 0*V KAHTEITTM *t *11 dfUC’COiinUrrs sky of Edison, N.J.: two sisters, ‘“ “I b® rel«ise1 *>®®n completed, "the most p„bllclzed record and thereby _ and Mrs. Rose" Stem of At- I’oltoe mild once the men got (('millniDHl Iroiii Page One) Barbiira. 96 miles north of Los orvthinking atx>ut It. ; ' ter long, than short. Moscow has seph Duffey of Hartford. Duffey, feasible s t ^ appeare to be con- endanger their health...... ^ T Angeles. While the situation could get plenty to keep It absorbed clse- THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTIOIIT Ga.; and f.n.r gnuidclill- l ‘ '';';:;-:;;.ti;;':> :^ ;"ta d ::;g -u th w e., .S,x.l,ed about 200 : X ' ^ v . ‘ " A r : ' f ' V " " who is also <*alrman of the .. ^ The director of the Boy ScouU ------* ...... Ovtogton's widow, Adelaide, out of control, a number of where. Including Its (Siina fron- Americans for Democratic Ac­ deiteribed toe p r o p o ^ America’s C am p W and No|.Gr^j;xlM Htoa Funeral service, will Ik> tiv from the cell bliK'k In a slmiUir '"»v - ported "kllllng k llllL "\ m more' m . ’toan” 6M *®"' .Dvlngton of things stand to the way of uni- tier, and is unlikely to relish a tion, has announced that he morrow at 11 a.m. to Oie ehaixl " " “ U'®®. U'®" merely wolk- -'k I" U'® o vn The South Viet- ^ "T™”- division, WlIuknTwada- Pm enU Thfi PoUowtaf Coanm In I Vietnamese tiiere last Rul'u*!®'*’ Calif., also have been (led Arab effort against Israel. big-power confroiitation in the would not seek the OCD top of­ worth of New Brunswick. N.J., o f Weln-steto's .Mortuarv 640 "'® ''‘'"'®«® ''“ "•''I In alHUil 150 week, while a . many aa 40 invited to the ceremony. For one thing, Arab disunity Middle East'at Uiirtlme. sense, tte community on notice . . . ■ , , ,. , . , ' Farmington Avo Hiirtfonl ®V®» •“'ow tor l■"um!.s of Ann rlcan artlller>- fice but would seek election to Americtuis were killed i and the executive committee. that w e i ^ in trouble." ^ . “ ® ^ " REAL ESTATE The trouble was described by Wl“ n« re- ! OPEN Cantor MarshiUI Press of Roi k- i''" " ’ ,V ''''“ ‘“ 1“'“ ''®''® more than 160 wounded. ' Hershman led the opposition vllte wiU officiate. BuriiU will be ‘ ''®’ ®®““ 'vely sure Uuit ^ugim mild Ihe bamages killed other UnlroyaJ officials as a " “I. '«'P» But he be- they muBt have bi*w picked up ^2 North \ Ictnamosc U.S. and South Vietnamese last fall to , the (X3> proposed lleved that the 17<-j hours for In EUtogtori Jewtsli Cemetery. combination of a decHne tn the CIVIL RIGHTS In a car. Fierce fighting him raged in fortes to the area ore tryU^ to bylaws in a dispute that came American shoe Industry in gen­ 50 miles was a record time. MeonorioJ week will be ob­ keep the North Vietnamese 2nd to a head at the (X D 's corrven- Coorw Beciiw P«* eral and UnlroyaTs share of the Fraser said the condition of HII9P.M . served at Mrs. Gillen's tiome. Division from moving out of the tton Sept. 27; Ann Wexler, who □ R*al Eaato Appraiaal I Hept 16, Tom. *60 There will be no i-alllng hckirOvnAU,,,., canvas shoe market in partlcu- ®*®** primary con- hills Into the densely populated opposed Hershman at the con­ la,. ' cern while the hike waa under □ Problcma la Roal E*tat* 'a t the mortuaiy before the time valleys and tlien down into the vention, has also announced she Snlea Brofccnc* of the 8ea-%'ice. Gov. Licht said tte delegation H*pt 16. Toea *60 ‘Pittsburgh Grows coastal lowland.. will not seek re-election to the TONIGHT mms did rvot otter Uirfroyal any f™ »® r and two asslatanU □ Real Estnt* Prhidpl*a and Army units from the U.S. post of vice chairman of Iocs] o ---A ' Rubens IainII t - concessions to encouaige thsni„^f*y,®'®*l ^ 1® check the Piartiean BVplw 17, W«d. 160 Amertcal Division hold a line of elections.but would run for the ■ " f BOLTON ( —Rubens Lodi, 82, to stay because It appeared . condlUona at several points □ Amarienn Civil Disorder Sepi. 24. Wed. Tense in Protest hilltop outposts and artillery Executive committee. S18 of Wantagn. L. I. , N. Y., for­ clear there were i » conceastons during the hike. None appeared (('onllmietl from Page One) ------bases that overlook the ap- merly of Bolton died Wednes- that govemmmt. could make •«> suffer ill effects from , the EnroQ now! C lu s wkie wfD b« Umitod. CW m start A ----- ... A, . . A. . Ilf-violence were on the job iia proaches to the Hleo Due and Canoe Migh^ip' Fatal plat would affect negottattons. quick \^uuoh, \be fit 7:00 P JL \ day, Augl 20, at a Wantagn constitutional rights u> demon r,,. ^U'lmmsll■ators gathered gue Son Valleys. The Marines , end #v«Y n i^ STAFFORD (AP)— A 34-year- ■ '■ ' A • hospital. Birate. If the ^wUce want to btNU “It'a a tense aituiUlon, “,^uld a iu*e uuineviverln^ tn the hllla oHd.. IStailtbrd Springs man Plcnae entpH no in Uw nboT« dMclud ^oamee(e) in TTie funeral was held yester- us up downtown, then ikt least P'trolninn who stoiM on a eor- iuhI y.illesn to the north and drowned Monday while be ap­ Flfifm Dow;n Tnun MnnchMter. Enelonod i* my rhodi or nonoy ordor we'll be closer to Ih^ hoA ltals" ”®'' tU®‘' , to .controK the northeast of Hlep Due, FABRICS FOR ' " until school starts ASSORTED parently tried to swim to the WINDOW mad* oot to Th* Univondtj of. Cmiweticnt for S— . . . , ctvwd. ___:______RIPARIUS. NY iAPp —, As the crowd surgeHl . into t|\e itemon.Htotors .miv thev CHOCOLATES river bank for help tor two Mail to: The Ortificat* Proirram. L'-M , Th* Uni- Personal Notices children clinging to their over­ IVhlle state police searched (or downtown. It split up and head- will Irv to clo.ie ;to con-rn’mctlon 1 lb J195 veraity of ConnoeUent, Storra, Conn. 0« 2d8. ToL 420- turned canoe. a 40-car, freight train, a 7l-year- Cosmetics (oxcojpt Soturdoy till 4 FJd.) ed toward voriims construction projects worth mlllloits of dol- 2 lbs. J3 85 SHADES 3311, E x t 1280. In Memoriam About Town The canoe overturned while old retired railroad conductor projects: U.S. Steel 0>rp'S 64 lar.s in Hielr effort to get more TI«. -tteln rinh of m v-ixe flagged tt down Monday night,' ITS In iDvlnC'nienuiry of Jaxn*'« ^LANY ASSORTAJEN'TS Cayde E. WUcox eras taking meeting neighborhood children for a ca­ 15 mOez from wb^re it wodld N a m * . « i> A ^ i Sn?i^“^z.:ru^;r.r:!!!:NiUional Bunk's buildlnif und imionii -n^uT^^pi-ctsr'tretinr;: . TO GIVE AND, ENJOY morrow at 8 p.m at Ihe Vl-'W noe ride on Roaring Brook near have hit . a section of track You Are not forvuilien, desresi “n** It can t Route 190/ ^ e polite said. washed out by a sudden. thun­ Uggetts >■ You will never be, FABRIC DEPARTMENT STORES Addr Your deAT fAc^ aim) tovinc' WAya- The two 'children were res­ derstorm. Llve In our m^mory- cued. but Wilcox disappeared Joseph (Toates^^ a conductor —AilSi: V A. JOHNSOn i '4 34 O akland St., Route 83, l^anchester Badly mlued by wife, PHARMACY undersrater and his body sras (or SO yeai^. said be rifipcih^ed (»| ra M i) (atjrJ ^ (Zip Cod*) •ona. dAU^leni. And . Open Daily 10 a m t o 9 :3 0 p m It. 10 am to 6 pm » E- C K V n SB AT not recovered until about one to a telephone call from the 'Al­ PAINT 00. BTAadchiklr^ ' ' ^ ^ “V « a lear .vuma.iv nuinkm lomorrovv at 10 a m m M A IN 8t . hour after the miahsp He and bany dlepatrher of the Dela­ Day Tclepbon* . .Sodnl 8*cwity No...... r ■ his srife had four i'>Uldrcn. ware and Hudson Railroad )\ - : r I: ■\ ■ 'T. I ;,.\- W' ' < i<*AGE TEN A- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHE^R. CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1969 . i ' Tolland era welcome program” Thurs­ Sectfon Ttvo TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1969 day. FA IR Brings TUESDAY, AUGUST 26; 1969 The welcoming program will Eurtting Ifrnilfi Pages II to 20 ■ CK^ersized Classes Due Include a bus tour ot lU^ T get it, said CoUer. the Town Hall. •tf! In the various contest divisions Meadowbrook School Principal children of various ages, includ- David D. BOland, principal of ^ the 229 Insurance came from the toUowlng clubs: Donald Parker. ing sack and three-legged races...... pracipai oi companies throughout the state ..*B aa.\.n miu iiu'ee-ieggeu races, Manchester Evening Herald the Helen Baldwin School In participating In the plan have Zippers ’n Spoons, Bake and No more than 50 students will balloon races and plain running Tolland correspondent Bette Canterbury,^has been promoted experienced a 24 per cerit lose Baste, Manchester 4-H Home­ be In any one classroom,’" and races 01 Quatrale, tel. 875-2845. to the rank of captain In the ratio — a flgfure wOU. below 0 makers, Busy Beavera, Man­ two teachers will serve each of An apple bobbing contest will \0 Connecticut Army National ‘hat Incurred in Industry. chester 4-H Dairy Club and the the double-size classes. be featured, as will a ring toss AlasWk Buys Sadmon Guard. ■ During the period from Sep- HUlatown -Leather Pounders. contest. A highlight of the day’s Capt. Boland’s parents, Mr. teraber 1968 to Aug. 22, Cotter On Friday night, Carol Pella, activities will 1^ an egg-throw­ JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — The and Mrs. ’Thomas Boland Uve aald, about |920,000 In prem- recording secretary of the Fair ing contest for |he children. .state has bought a 102-pound i. uo Vernon vwnon at Ejc. lums was written, and losses THE FABRIC CUPBOARD Association, was crowned 4-H TrtEMANO SEPTIC To cool off thfe participants a salmon to .^splay at Expo 70 dn Capt. Boland graduated from about to be paid tot- queen. Miss PeUa to a ^ e m b e r TANK SERVICE sponge throwing®^ contest will be Japan next’^ear. Manchester High School, and $218,588, Cheney Hcril # 177 Hartford Rd. # Monctiesfer of the Mancheater 4-H Club, held, with softball and distance- The king salmon cost the state received his bachelor’s, degree the 4,40i'applications from Acrow from Manoheator Community Ckdlege Hoes and Haltera, Mancheater 2 throwing contests for the older $87.30, the regular commercial ------from Central------Ck>nnecticut------State--- riot-prone - . neighborhoods, — ------—386 4-H Homemakers, Bake and Tel. 742-9770 Children. price. The taxidermist’s fee for College, and his master’s do- were rejected coodttlonally, and OPEN SUNDAY i 0 A.M. w 6 P.M. K' Baste, and the Manchester 4-H Swimming, lessons will end stuffing (he fish will be about /rom’ tho University of were accepted after rein- OPEN MON. ■ FRI. 9:30 A.M. - 9:30 P.M. Dairy (Hub. Thursdayliursday on all levels, accord- $200.$200 Hartford where he Is preiaently spectlon. Mias Pella also won the K1-: ing to Park Director Johp The salmon meaj»Ure.s 52 Inch- taking advanced courses In edu- Rejections usually Involved WE HO^OR m a s t e r CHARGE!!! wanto award In record books; Campbell. e.s In length and 39 Inches In cation." properties on which repairs were was grand champion in frees- Teacher’s Orientation girth. Officials said It Is one of While teaching at the Pom- not made as requested or one ing (foods) and the special Thdrty-elght new Tolland the lurge,^;t ever caught fret Community, School where which were Insured at a higher showmanship class; placed flrit teachers are expected to parti- it was taken by Mr. and Mrs. he also was assistant principal, rate on the .suplus insurance In the three-year-old cow class; olpate In the RockvUle area Ray Gatfchell Jr., operating a Boland Joined the Manchester market. wae reserve champion In the Carol Pella, 4-H queen, with priae-winninff cow, Brenda. Chamber of Commerce ’’Teachr commercial trolling vessel. National Guard undt In 1960. Figures from the Hartford senior championship class; Capt. Boland Is married to area indicate that nearly one- pBsoed first in the Junior yeari- English Command, a third In Nancy Romanowttci, 29 VU- Sheila Mlsovich, Junior leader 6 . the former Marilyn Boraskl 'of half of the appLDcanta received 5*/ tag claas; was reserve, champ- Working Hunter Under Saddle. Iiige St., 7 blue In aewlng, and Naugatuck and they have two insurance at regular rates. 0th- of the, club received reserve Ion In the Junior cJiampionahlp and a seventh in Hum. Beat Ftt- 1 blue ribbon In record books. champion In ok>thtag> flrat place children ’ITiomas, 7, and Mat- ers were required to pay sur- HEAVY WEIGHT Bruce Hutt of Coventry gives a manicure to his lamb at Tplland County 4-:H Eii™hdd iiTRodtvme!*'**"’ olaas; and placed second in the Ung and Showing Senior,..Peggy thew, 8. charges — most of them less Mary Bilan Putlra,. 110'•Kee­ In the pooter oertest, ta the IB- The yearly sale so many piano buyers wait fori senior division of dairy Judging. Jacobs, an assistant le ^ e r of ney St.. 1 red In crafU, 1 blue 19 age group; and whs selected Also promoted was Raymond than-100 per cent and none more Miss Pella also won 21 blue the club, served as W^kem ribbon In aewlng, 2 blue an4 1 ee one of four In the queen's Andrews, a membe;; of Ktan- than 200 per cent-'’’^'‘ because of CORDUROY At Tolland County Fair, Anim als ribbons In freezing and tour Ringmaster. red In fdods, and 1 blue in rec- club. She atoo received 15 blue Chester’s Military Police unit, flubatandard conditions. 36"-46” wide. Famous Pacer 7 wale in full red; two blue ribbons In food The rxr-leaders of this group onto,books ribbons, tour red and one white Andrews was promoted to the Before FAIR brought the In- array of colors. \ and one blue ribbon In clothing, ore Mrs, Howard Jacobs of Cynthla KurU, 88 Brie St., 1 ta clothing: three blue and three rank of major. surance companies together with [f cut from bolts $ l^ y d . She Is the daughter of Mr. and lUllstown Rd. and Mrs. Frank rerd JUST ARRIVED while big Dan lorded It over b(x>ks. __ clothing; a blue ribbon ta food; ly he has been serving as liaison restricted to $100,000 coverage 4-H lamb project for two years, outs, and 9ie innards of n few I they have personally oared for claas. Peter scored second In blue ribbon In posters, and nine officer with New London’s op- on private property and $500,- Miss Paw n^ Dam down at the Mrs. Hutt expressed her Faragea emerged as go-carts, I during the paM year. The must the Junior dlvirion of dairy Mre. Ralph Bwanaon aiul Mrs. PIANO other end of bam. They all blue ribbons and four red ta & ORGAN eration headquarters. oqo on commercial property.. enthusiasm for 4-H ^ r k , say- Winner of the go-cart dom­ i atoo enter their record books judging. John PeUa are Ute leaders of GUTTING FLANNEL pointedly ignored, the mild bleat- nrts'and crafts. Andrews, a veteran of the ------ing that the children are eager ouWratlon was 14-year-old Ste- j which Includes the cost of ma^- Kevin Woohun, IS, to the aon the 4-H Homamakera Club. She also received a blqe rib- Korean conflict, has given some In pnnte apd solids. 109% cotton, 36” wide. tags of Buttercup, Charlie to see a pro’ect through when •''®" Ka«®"ian of CblumWa. Oth- , tainlng their horae for the year, of Mr. luid Mr». Rlchaid Wool- Nina members of the Zippers "21. years of both state and fed­ Food On Way Reg. 49c yd. . ^ R Brown and the twk»6. Licorice It’s part of an organized effort. c"*4ees Included Jay and Theae are Judged on the baeto.iun of 1186 Main St,. South 'n BpooM Chib recettrad awanto. and Lollipop. ^ dee Page Nl ■> eral military service. He is a Ideal for P Js and layette items. Ve' ydsr^^ The 4-H club for Coventry Merritt, also of Oolum- of good record keeping as weU Windsor. Kevin as All NewJnsfrurpents. >Facfpry Oupranfeed. (AP) —A student at Mesa Ctol- He said more than 2 million “WET LOOK” CIRE NYLON a fourth In Western Horseman- the Junior dlvtoion of Showing ’The youngsters, age 9 to 17, slgnments turned up In the cor lego displayed the envelope of a pounds of USDA foods, which Frank Nlederwerfer, aeked to ship: Sharon ^ w ard s of Bueh and Fitting. He oloo plax'ed aecv - learn the tin e points of com­ respondence school's magazine. letter he had received. Two con be prepared and eaten with- plete care and showmanship commant on the hardship of HUI Rd., a. red in record book, ond In the dairy claes with hto Her figures and faces done In trading qtamps were stuck to out cooking, have already been 8 8 c ^from the experts coimected with parting from these "pets” when and a seventh In Western Fit- > ^ lor calf, CXndy. 1 This Is A Store-wide Sale! the upper ri^ht hand comer moved to the Gulf Coast for the Uto College of Agriculture Ex- market time rolled around, said ting and Showing; Jam es Ed-/l-lam ea Zegorakl. 18. aotT~or A where U.S. postage usually Is mass feeding of storm victims t » ^ n Service at the Univer­ that many tears were shed at wards of Bueh HIIL Rd., a red'^Mi' Mm. John Zagorsk! o t We have included all designs and finishes of Baldwin Pianos and placed and these had been duly housed temporarily In commu- “WOOL LOOK” ACRYLICS ' sity of Connecticut. Results are Annie Delano of Covat- the Easterii Statea Exposition ta record book; Danny klbbe of I486 Main South Windsor, cancole REWARD BROADCLOTH on them. .. | was raised by Richard Aborn of a red ta record book, and a red Mrs. ttiiiu.^ WlUlam tt-open____.s o t • I6. . lake lion I .•..■'I to- j Siii'cial (I ' I their registered names. Stone- v e ____t ___w si * ______. O e _____ s- a_ . ___ mill Gwehlver*-and Marymowit ’The lambs-obje!^^ with loud Ellington. Weighing In at 1.125 In Novice Pleasure; Michael Ht and her asstobiM to Mrs. for information (X a - lbs. the steer, Dan, Is a cross Gretchen. baas and miKh struggling. ’The RUey of Keeney St., a red ta Edward Ward of 144'uroenwood between a Charolais and an Dr in$i to arrest of per­ BARRiCiNij , Ideal for a back to school dress. yd. 7 9 C The three dairy goats were judge, Doris Dane of EUington, record book, a fifth In Pleasure Angusi "This is the Hint Cha«>- raised by 13-yeor-old Lynne closely watched and menttoned Pony and a yellow In Novice Sylvia LsFort of j 676 Lydall son or persons doin$i CHOCOLATES OadzLk .of Storrs. ’They would lols Aborn has raised. It’s also Plciunire; Gary RUey was en­ St won a blue ribbon In nunp ' f o r THE SHETLAND LOOK IN that PhiscilLa's was partlcillarly 0»e first year any of the county cry cutter her when she ran past ornery. When the top and sides tered ta Leod'Une by hto sister craft; one blue ribbon and one I '• ill thud ij»vn rt 4-H’ers have shown.them and and won third pUoe. . damnjfe to the Teresa their pen, reoognlzihg her im- ware scrubbed the critter was red ribbon ta cloUilng; a ^Jue. the fins year there wlU be a Atoo, Pam Steiner or' Bish ! SPORTS YARN ''^inedlately. wrestled to the ground, turned ribbon ta arts and crafts: ftnir Apartments at One Qiarolals clam tor 4-H at the HiU FUL. a red ta record book ’The many lambs were as over, and while the helper held, blue ribborsi and one red In Ox Dupont s 'Wintuck Hcrvlic in' o ^ i • Springfield Expoeltton. “ and a red ta Novico Pledsure; Main St. Contact Ray­ gentle and soft as lambs most the underside gut the pads of food: and one red ribbon ta rec­ J ^ Non-allergic anti-stretch 2-ply^skem. Tommy Jacobs of HUtotown Rd.. Y ItIt and washable. — - Lit propsriy should be, but appar- water and the elbow grease. TYie Ouurolals breed Is com- ord book. mond F. Damato. Cali eoUy they don’t come that way. Next came the clipping and poroUvely new around here and a red In record book, a fifth-In. -Chris Ward of 144 Greenwood Western Fmung snd Showing An endurance oemtest, billed a otoamy white Jamb gradually was brought from France. It re­ Dr won a blue ribbon Iti arts 646-1071 or 64.S-7091, Liggett Drug sLmpty as a sheep blocking con­ portedly has what Is referred to Junior,. “a red ta-‘Novtoe------Hea- -and...... crafts— ------and-- a red ribbon for em erge. Tlmo was called when 08 excellent muscling, or red test, illustrated the point. the hour, was up and before any Mre, and u third Ita hto j roaster her record book, day or nij^ht. meat, and is fast gaining. . t The contestants each picked a of the ^H'ers had flniahed, but project; Ctady Gernmell M IsUce Liz (tonnjini of 275 Isike m at the Paritaie T h e absence of feathers this 8t., a red ta record tjlook. a won a biue’'and wtiMe ribixjn In- lamb from a group brought Ih they appciued be glad the to year wms blamed on a new rule fourth In Cloverleaf and a fourth ckahlng: a blue ribtosi In rac- straight from jxLsture at the Job was done and anxious to get (requiring that all piultry shown ta Western Hsndineas; Keith ord- booltr'a"WS«’’ribbon In arts Susan Nsison wbis first priM for Kw fudfs University of Ccnnecticut. ’The into some clean dry clothes. A hoff is kept in line In fairs muM be vaccinated tor OemmeU of Lake St . a rad ta snd crafts, and a ' blu$ ribbon lambs had been happUy grazing, Family .ProJ)^ during one of the eventi. PuUonun, a poultry disease. It record book, and a third In tajjgoda.. c itoUvlous of the f ^ that they Mrs. Jrtta Hutt, Prisciila’a Just, wasn’t done In time. j , Weotern .Fkttag and Showing Roee Ann BrnauU iof s’.ff t Iwdly needed a bath. mother, wae watching the wild PuiifourUlL 'The many exhibits on dLqday pencil and pastels attracted Junior; f:indy (.ksiway a t Hack­ Itortford rwrtvrd a Mue ribbon PiiscUla Hutt o i (toventry, proceedings In good humor, and SAVE acOounted tor . hours of Involve­ much attentlom matack St., a blue ta record and red ribbon In clothing, a Rlctaard Shores of Tolland, , and said that raising lambs had ment. Flowers and vegetabtes But then, so did everything. book, a fourth ta Hunt Beat Fit­ red ribbon In food, a . blue rib­ ^ Kevi^N^ds Ironmg '■=>/« Jumper, a first In $500 and Palsy Hatch o t WUUngtoo. book; and one rad. throe VMte best Imitation. and one yailow ribbon in the dog contest. - Terms available. Winner of the Frog Jump con­ Free dt'livvry. Free bench. •evcral members of the Man- test was Sherry Duebesresu of I cheater 4-11 Hofnemafcers Chib Andover. Go-Osrt Obetacle CANVAS PRINTS won prizes. Sylvie Pella, eoo- RENT. A BALDWIN AT SALE PRICE! Course srlnner W|ui Btove Kam- und vice preetdsnt e< the Pair 6 In 46 ’ width, 100% cotton canvas in man of Oolumbia. YOU MAY RENT ONE OF THESE BALDWIN PIANOS AT THE BERKSHIRE Aaaoclallon, received a toJr ( Dog flhow wtnners,.W9i« Nola SALE P»ICE. RENTAIS TO FAMIIIES WITH YOUNG CHILDREN the new prints of today. Reg. 88c y'd. Boone and Brian Bollee of El­ •cfaoUrahlp. end M arjorie PeOa, We ll give your burner the full treat­ diTMtof of the fair, received a Ideal for bell bottoms. yd. lington, and Lynne OadsUc of ment ... to make sure that it is func­ Mansfield. $100 schoterehlp. tioning properly . . . to give you Other members ef the eMS ' /nnr/nnr^ .)/.///. ,l„. :ii,t u;lh u>,u ,uunr „,ul li^ the animal Judging beef carefree, economical heating comfort. clam, mowmanehlp and fltUng: who received swards are: n d d ,j and wr unll u;,d u>u an dlustuUrd catalo^u,- dnnnn^ all the Day or night, routine or emergency, Marie Bedard of Ellington, Linda Nstoon. M Sunsf* SI.. nuHiels. \ o ol>l,t^,Uonrfecord books. divuiun, with Sheila Misovich, reserve rhRpqpjgp

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PAGE TWELVE •. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALL, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1969 BUG6S BUNNY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. BtANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1969 OUR'solRDfNG HOUSE with MAJOR HQOI^E PAGE THIRTEEN OME HAS TO USE ONE'S IKteENUlTY 1 I - VACATION? ANPSPEAWNS IN ORDER TO HITCH J f j ! HtXJ HAVENT OF THE ROU.AB W a r ’ s E n d IV BEEN F>UANHIN& CWNE ANYTMINS PBAIN.THS IS AMvtr !• frtrioM Pazilt haKrOHicersTo Conduct A RIPE THESE ^ J K TO VACATION AT Tl^e CAVS/ SUV'NORI J SINCE TME OUAjS A RAT-/S-'ttXJ- Mixups FAMlUt' ESTATES // e o T THAT c u e 6 0 PEAL/HOU W o n ’ t M e a n ABBQAP b u t X'P CHAUCINS HAVENT SOT a r a s Senjiinar for Campus Heads EG APP1N6TO THE AAACHINS/ ENOU6H TO [WDFil OOLLAC PCAINT ACBOSS DOWN " /\ A»AJCE rr THBOU6H ANOEa.ES (AP) — Law form them that assault and ar- IMGTEAp I'LL SO THE FRONT POOR.'. IBeach IPainful W i n d f a l l C AM R N S UirrUTOU/ material 2 Genus of enforcement officials Will hold son are no different on the cam-. SPoMcaaive fresh-water (Oontlmied from Page One)- Ughtly guarded seminars next pus than they are on- Main pronoun ducks week to teU California school Street. 8 Athena 3 Arboreal programs Nixon has propoa^ administrators what is known ' We also plan to teB the ad- 12 Heavy blow home and. expaotfr Oongreas to paaa, about campus mlUtants' plans mlnlstratora >»«at we know- 13 Negative word 4 Has terror of he said, will add billions. for this fall—and how to cope and we know quite a great deal 14 For fear that 5 Bury " He pointed to the »4.2 billion i —about the plans the mllitMU 15 Demolish 6 Also family aaslatance program, 16 Plaything Modt aamlnistTAtors have a have for vaiioua schools TPigpen 25 On top of Russian ruler revemie-sharing with states a ^ , ALLEY OOP ITPolwst^ce 8 V is ig ^ king 28 Genuine 44Couiuel monumental void of information 'We have IntcUlgenco lirfor- BY V. T. HABIUN 18 Landed 9 Grant use 27 Bound (dial.) dtles expected to reach $5 bll- i /m^riUes^a/^ respon- mation that a lot will depend m lion a year by 19TO, and a nteaa ' property temporarily 28 Sea eagle 4 5 Bradlian sibllUies during periods of un­ how the a^n^istrator reacts transit program at a la-year 0H,UMPA,I'M aiAix 20 English forest 10 Italian city 29 Fathers macaws rest," said Elvelle J. Younger, when tmuWe starts. If he acts YOU CAME BY 21 Indian timber llSoIardi^ 31 Metheglin 47FiUip cost of 610 bUUon. TU^jEP UP district attorney of Los Angeles. proijiptfy In calling police, ' SOMETHING tree 19 Make lace 37 Disclose 48 Masculine •"nie projected rate o# non.de- TOWBLY IMre^ANT "This is not ciitlclam—they just rtwe is sn immediate but rea­ 22 Three times edgings 38Poetic name fense expenditures now commit- •TOUR HOftOaOOPE/ . Ccomb. form) contraction^ haven't been trained to hapdl^ sonable show ,of force, there's a 20 Constellation 49 Negative t«d chance no furthei; ..trouble HE teiin shelter 40 Intimate 51BasebeUcIub ^ commitments of the govem- The admlnistratoi^ wiU be will develop." '%.. CBEPlTABlLITy 26 Acted in 23 Fish sauce 42 Caper 52 SamueTs i jnmt, is much higher than anyl Wins Trophy briefed in t w o -^ a s : what the Tounger' died the case of a <£AP«> response 24 Brilliant star 43 Former teacher (Bib.) body ' anUclpa/ed.’! Mbyniha law Is conFemlng campus vlo- once-troubled California campus 30Per^t ' Kevin Marceau, ll. son of iei 0 ?jpa 5 a»». ^Vt? (•(« I'c k. added. Any Ax>p In military ex- and* what has been which he declin __ jjjw* 31 llale adults 1 2 3 4 8 — 1“ 8 10 II pendKures, he said, would be 32 Masculine Mr. and Mrs. WlUlam M a r c e ^ J f i ^ l about the detailed Uc- "AU t h e " v a n * J ^ v ! r b ^ " ^ "almost simultaneoudy appellation 12 13 14 . con- ot g Tracy Dr., won a tlrat-^aM plan* 34 Consume food It 1 35 Conclusion 36 Excellent 22 Z Calltomla State Ddleg,- TnHible'at ul!lt *lchon some resources depletkd by the *" ‘f'« yearn that he has U»e BATTER CAW'TJEE WHAT K/WP 1 TP KEEP ANt «en dancing. He t. a pupil of .some udndnlstraton. seem Y o Z l r Taite n .„ c ill ia m s TOiSIVE HIM/ KEEP < DOTDTH' BALL IP HE W ? r s2 2 BY LEFT and M W . HIM aUBSSIUOf ICDNNEOTS WITH IT/ (comb, form) Asked whether he -was lea-ving f** Duffy Dancing School. (Her- to think the campus is a sane- "the first attemot tn the nation 42 Be sick 33 I t U Firemen battling blaze yesterday afternoon on|Rt. 8^ near Aberle Turftey F a r T T EnTn^n”* * ^ ’ open the pooolbUlty of a larger ) tuary. that police can' tbc caUed U, educate t l L ^ SAT,' WHAT5 T MUST BE ALMA BUT SHE’S QUIT 43 Snares ^fense budg^ after the w a r . ------1« when laws are broken. " wUd law semlnani to rce more than tSD Ixw Aiwelea 51 Wager n ______" ____ . _ . \ \ G J MoyiUhan sak) a January, eco- RockvlUe; Thomas Lucas, on I.*w siul Order "I feel that bounty school atknlnlMrstnr* 43 44 48 47 48 48 yireonen from eight towns The house owned by Ernest ambulances stood 53Pr^osition fo^ht a fire that gutted a large Kupfi for Crystal Lake, RockvlUe, Staf- nonuc report Inued under the Burke Rd., Rockville; Mrs. Ann *i *■ In the Interest of the com- High school officials are sched- 54 Hebrew month 50 •s\w 82 S3 eoTschtnld, was occupied by first hour since the fire kept ford Springs, Somers Tolland Johnson administration which Marie Crandall and son. South munlty, the school and the ad- ui set — ■ THE VJGRRy WART approxl- orockl. Farmington, clawwa bnnigM Uw reply from school curricula. That he sold, SSA P»y Births Sunday: Sop to Mr Son Francisco Mayor Joeeph was a local right. P a r k P a n e l I mains and Mrs. WUUan) Jblmson, Alioto: "We don't want you a s ' Alioto iiaid If the teachers iS M Backer of Post Office Merger ^ ra U o n . The spring St.. RockvlUe. our censor " themselves don't go to court to 4I0& Hafferiy annotsu'ed lost week seek an Injunction against "Dr. SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL N a m e s H e a d “ Discharged Sunday: Anna 3 completed at RuUer, South St.. RockvlUe; that teachers using the books Rafferty's threat to fire them'' "Soul on ICe" by Eldridge the cUy might have to go to Calls Questionnaire ‘Evasive* The Park and Recrea^on durine th ^ continue phyllts Donlon. Stafford Springs, Cleaver and - "Dutchman" by crol Jones could suffer loss of The mayor ashl he didn't ap- I 3 UST SAW IHE BIGGEST 'A . . . » t ,1. r, , Would finally be Is Imiles from the current ^ 0 and «m Carpenter Rd.. Bol- PRA6 0 N IN 'THE. vVORLX> .' letter sent out by the Post able to use a postal address con- Vernon post office does not Joseph Adams, 311 Oak St., to tholr teacher ceitlflcales. prove the books, tAMch contain 1 ' a .^ ig n e d complete the term of former It marks a first in Uie town's — ______- Rafferty silys the books «m- whst some' consider ofascenl|ly, the opinion of representative residence. *o it and annarentiv r>pr>vid««. I. history, "nte flushing, to this tain What he calls obscene four- but was fighting for local c«in- cl|lzena'L has been termed as The third jgroup w6 uld be fcrvlcc to p r io r ity ^an*^ appar- Richard Evans. lelter worils and pornographic trol of education. € "olever evasive action” by those who liave legal Vernon ent maximum of 292 box hmd- Jam*® E-.8 now, who will begin J^'ar ZZ. Eve Hovers phrases, lie nudntalns thst a Robert McOarity Jr; of Hany reaiderices l)id are .serviced ors. bis duties as Recreation Dtrec- __ teacher ustog either book In The overtime cost has been BUZZ SAWYER through the Vernon Post, office. Also quesUonlng the necessity i f Tuesday, with Ms of- computed ar ^ f IV a x a s *. TnAvwS-rl.. class could be deoerttflsd for vi­ Sinatra’s Unrlr i)lps olating the second part of the BY ROY CRANE Several months ago the Rock- McOarity said they would no of the current Vernon Post Of- *" the Town HaU, was wel- a night. m «e iy *1 2 0 ^ Jp l O r i C l I I BOSTON tAP ►■uneral \ vllle Area Chamber of Com- doubt object tci the name change fice, McOarity said that this om ed. a m.*,.,, ' ' BUte^ Education Code provision ,ervlce« will be held today for RCCENER I HEY/ ( TRVIHG TO TURN MY WHAT ATTAIOV/ merce, prompted by McGarity to South Vemim. Idea may seem somewhat rod- Several members of the pub- __ “ *a“ me operation (f'ontlnued from Page One) that Instructors shall teach stu- ' JTHAIR OVER several Otto K Sinatra, uncle of singer ARE PULL THE and many other Vernon real- The fourth and smallest group noting Unit the statement lie. Mayor Hmrard K. Fitts purposes, ac- \ dents to "avoid Idleness, profan- Frank Slnati*a. PHONEOHTD cording to a water department ' and laniMana, and mlato tor floods which swept across vir Hlgner, died SumMy at the age intendent, Robert E. Jenkins of , SEveNT/FEET consolidation of the three■ post change would be Involved here, .bun(lened. . . -He commented «•it quests...... we — d------• - uie. wornwqfk whowno canciui ti be spared ytxu of 08 after a brief lllneea while San Francisco, removed the two counting flames/ ofllcea tn Vernon. It also're- MoCtarity'sMd ~thte'gllmp“ w ^ ^ interesting to know if MeUter,'^ W l l l ^ O ^ h ih a m It^Tuts^Ali^ d ^ m e d u ^ , overall death toll In the visiting Ms children In the oon> books frpm Uie school system's ?““ ted, that the rural routes be expected to remain neutral. ebn^natton of Tolland ^ d Paul WMte, Harold HeaS w d c e m ^ l ^ a t T ^ "** three elates was estimated at approved reading list greater llualun aren in Vemon, Ellington and Tol- "After reviewing youi- corres- ^ ’bngton patrons might not j W Wilbur jMann, all town tog ow water pressure and . . _ ^ _ viHrt nH/'IIt'Irxrtrxl n ww* a-. 1«.. „ V. , , . f . ' WWiI Hut Alioto wrote Jenkins that A family spokesman sold ttwt J iM d be serviced’ by the post pondence I 'c a n ^ '' heJp‘ birt capacity to ab- dents, foY‘ lmproCI.ments‘‘ln*toe ^ t w o ^ w m t t e i J ^ r l l i r ’" " '* ' Rafferty's "eftort to censor lo­ nlttK«igh Frank Blmlra and hie oflicea in thoae towns. fee\ that the need to ineo5L,r„-. ®°'’b the volume of the Ver- recreation program. -■ • rtght them- In Virginia, the James River foci that the need to Incorpor- cal curriculum, to overrule local uncle were on Intimate terms, The proposal would make ate name changes is being used facility, before the morning peak returned to normaJ today (ui the Sroup also requested tMu “to of water. srJuiol boorila and to ban books the singer was not expectsil to post office addresses conform as rather clev^ evasl-ve ac- Turning to the suggestion that flood toll reached 78 with 111 lie hero for the funeral or a re­ the Vemon and TaJcott-vlIle town build addttionoJ tennis ------|M>TNons still missing. Stale f leiM here to rw MICKEY FINN Hospital Notes all oreoa raoepl nuUMn- VOUWHATfT HELP, AND HE LOOKED W O R R IID , clasorrocMn use srs clear and In­ I DIDN'T Think phil 1 toe wedding until she s t e v c a n y o n why the zip code syatenT was i -^PHog. Ify where thay o i» I to 4 and flood's costs In lives and dollsrs WOULD REALLY yGETS BETTER! I UNOERSTANO kS, ANNIE? YOU'D BETTER GET RIGHT OVER £ a Rockvme mailing " ^ believe the IMerence U developed ,md promoted at a Arter informM dUcusslon, alienable." - i BY MILTON CANIFF ormM • :M to 8 p.m. Richmond's flood djunsgr was,' RESIGN/N l ----- ^ THAT ASTH M A CAN BE TO SEE HIM, PHILIP/ -___ ^ At a news ronferenc'4« Micihday Before youft i S r i t v so..e.teH KA u several million dollan,. Chairman AUlanite d a Z appolntri^ estimated at 69 mIMIun tiaso PRETTY r o u g h ! RUT YOU WERE __ oim/rv*icn. ivic^n.ntv «ahi __4u-a x .. j u ^_a s nsss.r A l l ^ oold, "W e ors In effset I SHALL HAD HOPED , ______^-McGarity suggested. bAck in approach," McOarity s^d. RepeaUng that he did not feel now (ommiaslonj m e m l^ t o U ______PROPERLY I'LL LEAVE>UI A, Ifteburary, that since Rockville Admltied Bsturdsy: lOdwIn line which had leaked from u ’ CAUTIOUS RETURN TO YOU COUiP USE HANDKERCHIEF WHIM ii only a geogranhlc seetton ^tatlsUoal the postal department inquiry Dea to ahstet R(y:neaUon Dliwc- Meyer, Saluly^ach R4 Rock" I>«rUally ______submerged _____ storsge_ knee-deep TVE MAROONED .ME IN VOUR CARRIES MY PERSONAI orfthi.. PK. g ‘,grap cUon baais------reliability and rellabUityt t of of the the is is a asatisfactory satisfactory or or adequate tor Snow in checking thorough- vllie; Dells Parry, TunnM !‘ank was wosho/K from sewer's ' WHEN I TOLD YANKEES postal department j survey, solution to the problem, Mc- 'Titne MagaitiM H«yB: ^ 3 You... w PLANS 16TAKE SCENT...T6 REMIND y Into the poatobllUy of addl- Vemon. and Brian Pitney. Law- ah'! •/>" James lUver MOn- BOWER HERE ' >bU THATI AM flflet McOarity said If equaji quantl- Garity said "It would merely tlonal termls courts. Hie com- ton Ave., Pacific Grove, Cal. ellmlna.Ung (ears of a ina- in trouble ' 'AVAILABLE/ f were sent to in- serve to bury', the subject a miarion wll)| make a decision os Dtecharged Saturday: Cheryl I"'’ explosloti. iMItee each .faclUty to serve idlviduals within each of the four few more years;" Com puter W lr respective and logical L-L-^ -c----- .in-^-ii- ^...... what recommendation ll will Lainson, Plnney St.. Ellington Alorkf the Mlsaksgppi Gulf ;pe mortUoned he would ven- Noting that th6 subject is even make at Its next meetlrw. Charles Hildebrand Jr Itoun Coast, the search contlnum.l for in sta lla n w “Nm.' I aa ^ ture ^to gueesguess thjthat the name confusing to the postal depart- Commission members sug- lain 8t„ RockvUla; Lillian Han- Ij^ T h ^ etW sent out this week change, and hence those killed by Camille But the Careers consolldatlon merit, McQarity closed his let- (fe»ted the following new pro- son. Orchard Rockville; main rotK>«Tn was tur Uie living Sflce I^parU^M^^eer^*^'f^ ^ DeNole by pointed , out..F“mB — auto mechanic for (Jeorge MlUer, Plnney Bro^ The tJ.S Department of Kmis Start A t flaineless SeHed to consider PKthe______consoll-i°8 lcall t'm3 j Tbe ’’ ------defeated- by at le ^“T" that rCw the T letter he J!T received from >213 y«ar ■’T old'boys, gymnastics *y">na«ics Apia., Apia., ElUngton; ElUngton; CarUton Carleton Mlt- MU- " 8 end Urban IJeveloimient MR. ABERNATHY 4 aUon of Uie three Dost offices «> ‘l''e"ed to the classea-for boys and girl 12 12-18,-18, ch|ell. GreenQreen Rd.. RockvlUeRockvlUa •">EAR-OLD CHILD. sfderI- taa - to------comply... ..AP..with n!-the _re- justmed, McGarity noted It Office. , „ grams for ..olementlary school VlrT^Ms' Charles Patrick and P sjU Christian NEWii’iW' OLD CHILD age cWldren. Indoor tennis and Tracy Dr.. Vemon; Hermarl MIsriasIpfH Gov. John Bell k CAN PUT IT A- /. I'D LIKE TO KNChV IF RockvlUe will change to Ver- Rd.. ElUngton; Fannla Rs- TOPUT Mc. PCEGioskn; 1 HAD A FEELINS , The recreation director wUl of noalnnss. tiet oelunJ IM OOiNOTOSET >tXl WERE ^nofj; Vemon -to South Vemon, riperleace on the qiosl TOGETHeRP AS CHAIRMAN eCMB FLIND67D FIX and TalootylUe vi|Ul vifiU remain the determine i wMch of the*e pro­ OF THE CUJB- going TDASfC To New York Firm Com plete grams art feasible In terms of modern Tlala ProreMng/ THIS LEAKY HOOF ■? AIE THAT.' same. r-ornputrr Programlnlng HOOSE REfAICZS Those recei-ving the letter are Arrangements have lime for planning and hiring of equipment. In less thnn 8-2G CCWWITEE... been Including food mixers, Uendera personnel. P i S T W © a year youTI bs on yoor Manu- and openep. ' K«HC MeeUng , M tA IN A «i CXCAVATK)M way to making more the namene chnnspuichange. McGArityifecipn-ppu factUring O)., Manchester's Slelth (oiindekl the company Rev. E, O. Rosenbergi monsy ttsua yon ever aald although he \U definitely in largest employer with a toUl. in 1947 when he patented the Council of the Knights of 1lOolum- Colur EQUIPMENT RENTAL thouaM psesikle. favor of a postal xonsoildation, sale volume last year of ' over P °^ b le mixer. His bus win meet tomorrow at 8:18 * fXIMMEBC’lAL • INDI imtlAl. a IHM MS fX m P IT E B PRISCILLA’S POP to plan (all and winter actlvl- s RBHIDENTIAL e HIM HAMC OPEHAinON 2 -/ BY AL VERMEER tiea. Al^ members are urged to PRICE. qi'AI-m r and HERVK'E AMI'MCD , e IBM COMPLETE I > |- KEVPl'NfH- , ! r ■ W H A T S A L L ...... M isG W e s t is q i v i n s W HY N O T ? ' HOW CAN have to be opposed to Uie ques- ^^w acres on Regent St. and bulU a attend and take port. F by (kUMng terrible -NEVNS UP HER JOB AS MAYBE SHE'S SHE Be tlon of name changes as -'ffed undisclosed 12.000 foo8 plant that employed Apnrevsd by Conn. Stats.... HOLLYHOCK? LlBRARA«sl....TO G ET T IR E D O P , DNELY WITH in your correspondence." Signal ^ aorkers. Manchester Evening Herald Hsord e< EdseoUee,^ MARRIED/ THE LONELYJ THOMAS COLLA ALL THOSE LU ^ AnalyxuJ the algnlflcance of who will remain aa South Windsor subsUtate cor­ The ONLY hrhml with a Ird LIFE/ 2 1 6 r, J B O O K S f the I'Oat Offloe Department let- The first announcement of Iona's president, named hla respondent, Refta Adams, tet. ('«iH w e cvt ('smgtnictkiii tlfflT tiennrmtion t'sniputse in the • Fast, economical ter, McOarity said there are plans fpr the sale waa made on plant after Mb wife Iona.: M4-S6M. rUssroom EXfl,riHVEl,T CAPTAIN EAST fsr the tow ef ■ludsnia . . . • Quiet, no flame BY LESLIE TURNER basically four distinct groups May 19 by William H. Slelth. and at a l/IWEM T trm O N of postal patrons within the the founder and president of the HATEI • N o pilot, no flue P'TOB TOFROCtC* one UMJ3M> TH8> town whose placement Into 22-year-old Manchester firm, MMA, AMP PUSH THB >1 / DUNNO. these categories is based upon but the (Inal arrangements' (or • F'its almost anywhere 6 WAaON OFP TOI# CUFF, IMKOM 6KUU. FQMieLy VMt Ce Dortag "I.PIP£M »IM r« FIRgCMGB? Psa>i.' persons win no doubt object to m s 16 Fiue Hakss CHOOSE FROM ^=rCOUMTl*y.' , FYwr the three gov- 7 acqulsltlof, ^ I enimenU In Uie to w of Vernon ^ ' on ^ Vi\( \ ; >111 \nV I \ were coiwolidated. FtoUtlcaUy **hausUve Investigation of U MM S'* L a i i> Roclnmie no kxMer «wd m*ny compaMes, J chose Geh- LITTLE SPORTS / a choive to t o T L l ^ d e s l g . Signal, a firm wMch h ^ . /. JBT ROIISOM ^naOoo of Vemon would be coo- “ hlMted great growth iiself, M.—Nsar Asy P-JU pn

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PAGE pbuRTEEN M^CHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1969 \ . V . MANCHESTiiJt EVENING HERALD. MAN(MESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY. AUGUST 26. 1969 \ PAGE FriiTEEN Mets Just Two Games Back in Lost Column \ THE Cubs, in Herald' Angle s One Victory Away from Title ' r 'h' I /• ' T ! /■ NEW YORK (AP) — putting' them ieven In the selves In a ninth Inning bind aft- their’ 9H game lead over the YOST National League ^ H s Editor While the other sardines “ ^-important loss column. er Jlm Hlclcman's 16th homer M e^ 13 days ago shrink to t>Vi. East Division .-.-J Scoring 6-5 Decision over Herb’s in the National League’s * * for the Cubs m the eighth. "s, . * ♦ W. L. Pet. O.B. By EARL YOST NEW YORK (AP) ' Before leaving late in toe first fans. The Patriots gained Just Tonight, Herb’s will counter seemed headed for an ad- GlaiU(li|U. tiirhtlv nacked'West Divi- — Gary Nolan, 4-8. walked the SENATOR.S - TWINS — Chicago 78 50 .6pg — Nine men batted In the MB’s Wldholm, bekh of whom singled, One Reason Alone for Game Here Can Moriarty Brothers wlth tall Jimmy Martello, ace vantage In toe short series. Ftarmar New York 71 62 .6’77 4% T h o N o w V o rlf To+o Kotu quarter, Namato drove toe Jets four yards during a lacklustre Central Connecticut third with three scoring. A walk Wldholm’s blow was a beaut. Sion rLted, Cincinnati Howard -carried the m e ivew i orK je is , DOin- Oakland three, but Emer- first half. Detriirt’s Errol Mann Don’t let anyone kid you, the main reason the ^irst of Manchester make it nine . ?5v^®''®»‘® ^ s t ^ ‘ his spring But toe locals came back to ace Brendan Burke went the to Gene jo im ^ sii*'^ ihe U6 Havhi‘“;^ ^ a m*i^e uThte nniiPPvoH in 'n HHIp mnrp J. ’ of the ninth and Wayne Granger Senators with his 40th homer St. Louis 69 67 .648 8 ered by slippery fingers, son Boozer fumbled and line- kicked three of his five field game )n the best of three finals- - for . the Hartford Twi- straight in Hartford Tw °"® New England’.s top tally three times In toe third distance on toe hill for toe a-in- rising and Wajlv squee^d m a 1 ttle more needed s o ^ fielding finesse to relieved and retired the next and three singles, Including a Pittsburgh 68 56 .548 . - Idho’ m drop- leg In toe third while running a backer Don Connors recovered goals during that time and Bos- Colleslat^ ohltrltprs Th» XTR’a Anrft AB <4 __ _ *W_a _____ \ .. . ^ • and, together with W ^ h - stop the cubs-with only four t^o. But then Ron Santo shocWng bunt -In the ninth In- Phila’phla 62 72 .419 24 and the city of Montreal, light League baseball championship wa^ slated in Man- light Baseball League com- nera aftw a shaky start. He ped a Texas L in gd ^ Into cen- out a hit. moea figured he would for toe Raiders at toe one.- ton’s Gino Cappelletti countered ington, closed ranks in sev- ^ inning. bied in two runo, Emle Banks nlng that led to three Insuiance Montreal 39 89 .306 39 troubled by empty seats, Chester liast night was the green stuff— money. In two petition tonight when theji of ’Twi nippers and a fellow '^B*efor^'^e scatter^ seveitx hits, fanned terfleld. Both runiieW moveii up try to sacrifice as he couldn’t eral other divisions. bases loaded and two singled, Hickman doubled In an- runs on Ed Stroud’s run-scerirg . The Jets bungled again in the with a 37-yarder. GappelletU five and walked bu( two. Three on the first of two p^rfet't sacrl- run. Instead toe white-haired West Division are licking tneir wounds, last minute of play when Mike booted a 31-yarder in the third previous games here, record collections resulted, each take on Herb’s at Ck)lt Park who admits to Jack Benny’s uiere was a ^ u n s^ S iied The Reds slipped by the Chi- ***'®‘* “■ other run and two walks forced hit and Del Unser’s single for San Fran. 67 .648 — I? Burke.j DlMauro veteran drilled a cannon-hke 69 For both, Monday was a Battle flimbled a kickoff after period and Mann a 12-yarder be­ time nearly $100 more being collected than in Hart- fracus in the fourto inning wito cago Cube 9-8 Monday In ,the Pedro Ramos to right in the fourth. That’s when Ra- two more. the first stanza. \ rescued one tally With a sacrl- shot to left past a startled Herb...... Cincinnati 67 56 .646 ■1 ^ night to forget. ' ' Oakland scored a field goal. . fore toe Lions broke it open. ford. If a third game is neces------« out hut a decision Manager Gene Johnson's the MB’s_ leading. 5-2. National League’s only game where Bobby Tolah matfe a naos entered, » i t there were a few anxious fli^e fly to right and after Rich defense. ^ Howard’s Atlanta 70 69 • .543 % ’The Oakland Raiders, who Oakland’s George Buehler, a The Lions’ other score came on sary between Moriarty’s and ton to play toe Red Sox. Boto “ “ “ ®. ®®‘°''e 8 o’clock MB’s are riding In high style,, Relief chucker Dick Raezkow- that Jumped Cincinnati ahead of running catch to 'end the ,,j ^bought Los -Angeles 67 67 .540 1 Herb’s, moments, three Innings, Inxfact, Riordnn walked. John Porteu-n An in-surnnee MB nm was re- lost to toe Jets 27-23 In last iTooItle from Stanford, recovered a two-yard touchdown run by It win also take place are afternoon attractions...... u ' "*'® ‘^® “ '® sponsor ski was working after ace Bill before Burke settled dowi)\to la.shed a soklld single to left and Atlanta Into second place by *■ . and I w m r e a ^ to make a ddv- first single set Houston 66 89 <.528 i-ordfd In the sLxto against re-’ up a d 2% year’s American Football ^® J®^’ Mel Farr. at Mt. Nebo Wednesday night. Allle Shermcm ig now In toe Berbro toe largest crowd In sells. (He’s also a salesman at Guida was lifted. Husky Frank percentage points in the N L Tor^ Perez had ripped a two- j,g catch." To jnd said o f . opo Uu-ee-nut besting Guida the league’s wto-. advanced to second base when llevcr Bob Rjiffalo on Bob Polo- / third inning San Diego 37 89 .294 32 League chaihpionship, got their 'The Raiders led aU toe way » But toe city fathers in Mont- flfOj year of Ids 10-year pact J’®®^ ^ offering the ..local, dealership, toe onlj’ DeMauro was on third base Monday’s Results nlngest pdtitoer, '4ho biUl was mlspla;jfd.. Bob .ski’s double and Carlson’s bad- I" vlch’s liner, "but It Just hung McMulle "^hgled In two of the revenge as they whipped toe but Lamonlca, playing nearly real aren’t giving up, although Off the Cuff , to coach' toe New York Giants. night toe regular season employe on toe squad.) when Jttofi Porteiw hit sharply Jack Sitarz The l o « also ^ the Cabs' ^ d ^ e Itoye telted his there and I grabbed It." runs and'scored Mie third when Cincinnati 9, Chicago 8 lined Burke's t^arteon, toe loop’s No, l batter, hop one-boscr over third bose- World Champions 24-6. three periods, had his problems, the small crowd was an obvious Excellent publicist for toe • * * ® topped Herb’s. Any club that can run up eight to third. DeMauro was off with first pitch to leftcenter for a ^ t lead over'the Idle New Mth In the f t o ^ , b lith e score T ie grab left the Reds a half Rich Reese hobbled Unser’s Only game scheduled %^*a)ked to load toe ba.*te«i and n:an f'nui Spodola's head. ’The city of Montreal fu)nbled He had three IntercepUons. Vet- - disappointment to both John Neipsic Tennis (3ub Is Carole 62, in toe first of a beat of straight viotorles must have toe crack of toe bat and was triple and rode home on Bob York Mets to 4% games, two w m deadlock^ 3-3 before Perez ^an3e and three percentage grounder, Today’s Games Here ’n 'There when'xLoo Veleas also worked Thill a-ns It. Its first test as a future expan- -et'an George Blanda took over McHale, toe Expos’ president, Katz. Suggestion Department: Not since toe opening game ®" ‘^® ‘»®" “ “ an easy out at toe plate. He Raffaiio’s single to center. Again games on the loss side. ^ his wcond of the game and p^mts behind San Francisco, Cincinnati (Merritt 13-6) fh» iQ«9 ip~xfKoii >“®™® L-up at Mt. Nebo GiHda for a free pass, the MB’s Leftflclder Mike Gerlch wns slon site for American pro ^foot- at quarterback and boosted the who booked the game, and Ger Neipsic officials should give of toe 1962 NaUonal FootbaU t, „ ___ _ . ^ . short It’s been a combination came In high and hard and In the third. Herb’s picked up a moved ohmul. 3-2. W ashl^on had an easier 32nd of pieMaron In the sixth to two percentage points ahead of hits and three runs b ^ r e need- Chicago (Jenkins 17-11) lout- score to 14-6 when he fired a 22- ry Snyder, the vice-chairman of of veterans and youngsters, plus decked catcher Mike McDonald, busy iind came up with no leM ball. Only 8,212 fans tusnei careful consideration to extend­ League season has a Ucket been much tc »h nm. A a’alk was followed by Coming ba» k In Uv ftauth. ^ e getting by Minnesota 7-3 Put the Rede ahead to stay. Atlanta and five points In front Ing help from DaroW Knowles Philadelphia (Wise 11-10) at to see Detroit beat Boston 22-9 yard touchdown pass to running the executive committee In the ing a free membership to Mrs. hard hitting, good defensive Raczkowskl raced down off toe than three .sparkling defeeisive available for home games of the ^ ^ * Tom Proctor’s hit and ns\ single Morlnrty’s sOUed away the ih'- gems. 1 Monday night in the only Amerl- Cincinnati ran It up with two of Los Angeles. And fifth place In the eighth, KniWles pitched ®s.n Francisco (Perry 16-10) In an interleague game, ’ leaving back Larry Todd. Blanda added city government. Katz for her excellent work play and sound, steady pitching, mound and challenged De- New York Giante at Yankefe to right. Working a succecisful clslan wito a ^tir of tolllra as Widholn: was toe only player more In the seventh-and three In Houston Is only 20 points from opt of a two phTone out Jam, Houston (DIerker 18-9 and Le- more than three-q^rters of the a 16-yard' field gxial with 1:04 Snyder Insisted the game be ,^toe. years •■. . George Stadium. The Giant front office rollecUon In many Even before many fans had Mauro. Before cooler heads delayed double steal, Raffnlo Oakland 1^ games from the the ninth, two on Johnny the lead. i and then got the last out In the master 9-13) at St. Louis (Brlles 28,848-seat Expos’ baseball sta- left to play. tween the New York Giants and Mttcheli has decided to stage eight men paraded to toe plate, wltlrtwo hits Ho also tallied Isp has announced that a 100 per ® a chance to find Mt. Nebo due prevailed, lhe_41nunb. was glv- dented toe plate and Herb’s 1«1 the big blow belhg^DtMalWs rurui dMifiito a gflmpy first plaoe ’Twins In the AL West Bench’s double, but found them- The Cubs, meanwhile, saw ninth with tWo men on. 12-10 and Washburn 3.8), 2, twl- dlum empty. Lamonlca retunked to the the Pittsburgh Steelena Sept. 11 the pre-aeason NBA basketball cent renewal o< Uckets has pro- moon viable belore the to toe detour at S. Main St., en both Riu zkowskl and Do.Mau- 2-0, but that’s where their of- ^ ^ :------night Oakland quarterback Daryle game In the last quarter, moved would be a better test. dmiblo Just Lnalde Ui^ ri|Fhtfll^Ul Hkiwed .h.lm -to .aljcnQi^ a ano4l» game Oct. 9 between the Bos­ duced record 67 consecuUve _____‘ ®®‘ Herb 8 had a pair of runs and ro by Utnplrc-ln-Chlef Ralph tense Mailed as Bur|ie got tough, lino which drotvo In Johnson and pace. / f Montreal (Robertson 4-10) at Lamonlca completed two touch- the ball to the New York six and "Boston and Detroit are not ton Celtics and Cincinnati Roy­ home game c^>acity_crowds. . . Los Angeles (Osteen 16-11), N downs passes while New York then threw his final touchdown the greatest draws as far as als at toe new Bloomfield High New York Jets averaged W.161 2 Atlanta (Reed 12-8) at Pitts- could manage only two field pass to rookie Drew Buie with Montreal Is concerned," Snyder gym. This will be the first fans for their first three pro- NBA Breaks Off burgh (Walker 2-3), N goals. Jets quarterback Joe Na- 14 seconds left. said. " I think you’ll see a better event ever staged at the gym season exhibitions...It's hard to New York (Seaver 17-7) and math watched moat of the game The Patriots and the Lions did crowd when the New York whlcJt was also the case here believe that there are 20 better McAndrew 6-6) at Seui Diego from the bench. little to Inspire the Montreal Giants play here.’’_ in Manchester when the Clarke field goal kickers in (he coun­ Talks Witfi ABA (Nlekro 7-11 and Kirby 3-17), 2, Arena opened featuring Khe Har- try than Wes B^an of the Hart­ twi-night ' btm Globetrotters . . . Annual ford Knights. Bean appears to NEW YORK (A P )— The country’s two professional 25 Players Named to NFL All-Star Team of 30’s Manchester Golf Open will again have a big league loot yet NFL basketball leagues, the old established N B A and the American League be a two-day affair this sea­ and A FL clubs look down their son, Sept. 14-16, wito toe prize young A B A , were at loggerheads today with the open­ East Division noses at toe big linebacker. . . — Hat announced a* 82,800. This Pony football practice is off to ing of the new season only a month away. Baltimore |.. 87. 40 .686 6 will be tl*e 23rd C)pen In 24 a good start at the West Side And this only a few weeks alt------Detroit 71 63 .673 14% Green Bay’s Passing Combine, years at the S. Main St. lay­ Oval. This squad is for boys er a Joint statement by the Na-- sessions’’ as a further broach of Boston 66 60 .628 20% out. No handicap limit ama­ in toe 12-16 year-old bracket titmal Basketball Association K°ed faith, Wash’n. 66 62 .616 21% ■"I...... teurs wui play the first day with a 160-pound weight limita­ and the American Baskotbalt "Hie Oakland franchise was New York 62 64 .492 28 - Hutson and Herber Selected ■with amateurs—with five or tion. The Red Raiders wlU Association that meetings had ^ Earl Foremeui and shift- Cleveland 64 74 .422 84 less handlcaps-nand Ipros flood­ again play in toe Charter Oak been held to “ exidore the poasl- ®d to Washington last iweek. West Division NEW YORK (AP) — - TACKLES BACKS ing the course on Monday . . . Conference, .'r—It—Jwrt, dooeu’t bUity of cooperative aijange- Gardner confirmed at a press — George Christensen, 1931-38, xCliff BatUes, 1932-87, Wash- Minnesota 76 67 .696 Receiver Don Hutson and Amazing Is the veteran Win meats between the two profea^ dbnference In Greensboro Mbn- Portsmouth^ Spartan^, Detrolt Ington Redskins,,; seem right for a team, or In­ Oakland 72 51 .585 1% Sharpe who still gets around a dividual, to enter two events slonal leagues." — ‘Is-y Cunningham vms the Lions. xEarl (Dutch) dark, 1931-32, California 61 71 .418 22 who formed the first great tennis court with case and knowlng-that there would be a The NBA on Monday an- the Cou- Kansas City 61 73 .411 23 Frank Cope, 1938-47, Ports- 1934-38. Detroit Lions. passing combination in pro mouth Spartans, Detroit Lions. Beattie Feathers, 1934-40, Chi­ ranks w4th the beat in town. possibility of conflioUng dates. nounced It had broken off the kara- thinndhgham will play Seattle 48 76 .387 26 Youth prevailed In the Mixed Nothing good ever seems to talks over what Watter Kenne-.l^^' ^ Cougars until the 1971- Chicago 48 77 .384 28% xAlbert Turk EdwEirds, 1932 cago Bears, Brooklyn Dodgers, X 40, Washington Redskins Green Bay Packers. Doubles Tournament finals at come out of these situations. dy. commissioner of the 24-^® ®"®'' Monday’s Games to an all 1930s team com­ Neipsic lost weekend when toe • • • _ BIU Lee, 1936-42, 1948, Brook xAmie Herber, 1930-40, 1944- year-old league, termed a ««t r a c t e x p l^ Washlngton( 7, Minnesota 3 memorating the National Baileys, Dzintra and Ted, "breach of good faith In the ne- ^ Only game scheduled Fo“otbairLeague^ SOiih'an- Dodgers, Green Bay Pack- «,^G i^n^^Bay Packers, New whipped Sharps and Janet Punts and Passes ers. York Giants. Notre Dame, traditional font goUatlon procedures.” ” BA player under con- Today’s Games Smith . . . One of toe hardest niversary, xJoe Stydahar, 1936-42, 1946- xdarke H I n k 1 e, 1932-1941, of post‘gralduate football talent, Oakland (Krausse 7-6 and workers In Neipsic Is bank of­ t®**™*- He mWloned NBA play- AT' ’The two Hall of Famers, who 45, Chicago Bears. ’ - Green Bay Packers. once again leads all other ficial BUI Knight who la also the NBA ^ not c^templato who ,h ^ signed with ABA Lauzerlque 3-1) at Detroit (Me- brought their talents together GUARDS Cecil Isbell, 1938-42, G r ee n schools among the 160 having the club’s photographer. Al- t a v l ^ f i ^ e r meetings with ^ ^ut "sUU have Bay Packers. veteran representation at Ameri­ twl-nlaht* ^ Packers, Grover Ox Emerson, 1931-38, waysla feature at season’s end ‘ *'® not played In ABA.” raiioao-n a in\ . Were among 26 players named Portsmouth Spartans, Detroit Alphonse (Tuffy) Leemans, can FootbaU League training In Greenpboro, N.C., James The NBA commlSBloner listed ore Knight’s Inovies of club ac­ Yo?k r i l r s ^ l 3 13)^ S Brooklyn Dodg;™. 1936-43, New York Giants. tivities. oamps . . , The F^hting Irish Gardner, president of the ABA, tpern as Clyde Lee of San Fran- / D . teams honoring the outstanding xDanny Fortmann, 1936-43, xJbhn (Jphnny Blood) Mc­ • « * show an even dozen, one more said BlUy Cunningham of the cisco, Erwin MueUer.of CMcar P>®y®™ ®' «'® HFL’s first half- Chicago Beam, Nally, 1925-39, Milwaukee Badg­ Boston (Nagy 8-2), N than the University of Miami... Philadelphia 76ers had been go. Jim Bnmes of Los Angples, century. diaries (Buckets) Golden- ers, Duluth Eskimos, ' Potts- Shoii Stuff Grouped behind these sources Washington (Moore 8-6) at signed by the Carolina CoufaTs Loii Hudton of Atlanta onjt To commemorate that 60 berg, 1933-46, Green Bay Pack- vUle Maroons, Green Bay Pack- If all toe young men who are' seven schools, each wito Minnesota (Boswell 13-9), N and that he knew of "18 or 20 rov PU‘«. of Baltimore. [ years, the NFL, with Simon and ers. ers, Pittsburgh Pirates, Pltts- on toe nine - Southern CMlfornia, Seattle (Brabehder 9-10) at other NBA stars who are nego- ’The NBA breaking off of fur- Schuster, is publishing a book Russ Letlow, 1936-42 1946, Ijurg Steelers. ^ Florida A *M . Grambllng, Hous- tlatlng with ABA teams.” Uier meetings with the A ^ "at Baltimore (Phoeblis 12-6), N caMtoelr pilots for him tm ton, Michigan State, Misslaslppl. A called ’ "rhe First Fifty Years,” Green Bay Packers. ~ xBronlslaw Bronko Nagurskl, California (McGldthlln 6-12) Kennedy said the breach of this tim e" followed In the wake which punctuates the hlstqry of CENTERS 1930-37, 1943, Chicago Bears, RockidUe 3^ syrac(»e . . . good faith came when Gardner, of the Denver Rockets of the ...... IHerald photo by fiuoelvtcius) Cleveland (Hargan 610), N pro football’s first major league xMel Hein, 1931-45, New York xKen Strong, 1929-36, 1939, slide McTVnr Vi " couple of Lone Star schools, also owner of the Cougars, ABA signing Spencer Haywood, ( HAMPIONS— Winners of the Women’s Doubles through the selection of five Giants. 1944-47, Staten Island Staple- slide. McCoy has been a tre^ T e : ^ and Texas Southern, each mendous worker, and excellent failed to advise the NBA of the Detroit All-American jand Olym- Tournament at Neipsic Tennis Club last Sunday decade teams leading to an all- George Svendsen, 1936-37, tons. New York Giants. with eight...Top source among name of the, NBA player (Cun- pic star, last Saturday for a re- Influence, on Windy a t y ath­ were Dzintra Bailey and Jan McMillen. The pair Judge at Games time All-NFL team. 1940-41, Green Bay Packers. xHall of Famers. the cdnferences is the South­ ningham) iUII u n^r contract ported 3260,000. Haywood said letes for many years In toe teamed to top .lean Watson and Jeanne Pearson. eastern with 49 players, com­ signed by the Cougars. ho signed before his college Hutson and Herber made the baseball, basketbaU and football Among the Judges of the pared with 40 from the Big Kennedy cited the "ABA ne- class graduated becauM of his relay events ( In the eighth pass a major weapon In the' programs. . . .It’s good to wel­ Ten... The Southwestern is next gotlatlon committee’s failure to "famtly responstblUes." annnal Maccablah Olympic ground-oriented N FL during the Silver Dollars and Colchester come Carl Silver to the Rec advise the NBA of the possiblll- Gardner sold he still was Fahey and Clark in Finals Games for Jewish athletes In 1930s, Hutson winding up his Ca­ Department staff on a fuU-tlme 33. with ^ of these play- U ty of Oakland moving to Wash- hopeful, of an eventual NBA- Tel Aviv, Israel . was Sanol reer with 488 receptions,7,991 Gain Silk City Event FinaH baals. He was the No. 1 choice ®” by Grambllng and Ington during the negotiating ABi^ merger. For Country Club Crown Solomon of Manchester, The yards and an even 100 touch­ of Mel Slebold. himself a new Southern . . Next comes at the Aircraft! Games were staged July 28 downs. Herber, whose records man as department head, which ‘" “ owed Colchester Farmers showed Clancy getting three hits and / thru Aug. 4. are incomplete, passed for 8,033 appears to be a Step In the Southwest, 31; Western, Finallota In the coveted Club First flight finalists are Pat yards In the air. the Gardenhaus of New Britain two homers and Jerry Schmitz right dlrectiih. e rp| . . ■ Before, hlm^recelvers merely Spaniel Stakes will be run Ber- " ' “ Ki than 400 veterans who In all plants in all job categories — therots opportunity now ifor everyone interested in a Over 3,200 athletes of Jew­ 7:30 at Mt. Nebo. has agreed to fill the Nov. 1 against the Kiuisos City Royals taking Baltimore lor first place at 1:30., : M f * ■•••■ • fU rtl had run straight routes tp their nle Conroy reports. . .Red Smith reported was a non-collegian— ish faith from 28 nations took Leading the way (or Ctolches- open date on the Manchester better future, good wages, multiple benefits and a challenging job opportunity. More jobs In the opener of a three-game In the American League East Upset In a quarterfinal match ^ I N T JUDITH R 1 (A P )_ assigned ' area, but Hutson de­ is no; longer working as an as- Denver’s plaoe-klcker, Bobby part in Tel Aviv with the ter were Butch White and Ed High football schedule, Di­ IS the bi^ thing today at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft. ' - | veloped the technique of what is sista(it golf pro at the Manches- Howfield. who left his native aeries. DlvUdim, j but now they’ve was defending champion EHck j,J„ grant of Welhbrsfleld Conn United States winning a ma­ Rusala each with two hits In­ rector of Athletics Dick Dan­ Rookie Mike Nagy (8-2), slipped so badly Uiey’re not only Cronin. He fell before dark. „ ....v- • ^ nn. now called the pass pattern. He ^er Country Clu6. He’s reported E n g ird to come to Kansas jority of the awards. ielson reporto. whose "lucky charm" starting 20 games behlml the Orioles but The latter then toppled Pat Ooo- ‘ 'U'“hed Monday In a three-way was so far ahead of his time as cluding a homer. A1 'Tamoski ifiarpenlng up his golf game City following a talent tour of And you don’t need experience to get on the payroll right now. If you have an aptitude or ah record has been one of the 5',i in back of the second place ney to reach the finals. for third place as George a receiver that he led the NFL also had two- hits. For the los­ The first part <^'a two-year tq> North. . . .Two remaining Europe by the Chiefs jn the interest, we can give you valuable training in a wide variety of SkiHs at full pay. team’s^eiy reixmt bright spots, Detroit Tigers. MeanwhUe, Fahey first sent Johnson won the annual Point Kaceys To Start eight of his 11 years. ers, John Kelly and CSiarlle home and home series will groujp days at Fenway Park are spring of 1968. When Kansas Jones each had three hits and la sch^uled to pitch against They’re mueih closer. In hut, Pete Ddmlnlco to the sidelines^ Judith Ooimtry Club golf tour- The Knights of Columbus 10 The ail-1930s______team name. take place in West Hartford. Hsteil Sept. S> when Oakland City cut him he caught on wito If you lack^ experience, yoii’ll be;giveh three weeks of training on the job for which ydG qfualify. Kiuisas Oltjr left-hander Bill to falling Into the lower half of i„ u,o quarterfinals and then niuuent. Pin Bowling Lchgue will start yeans played, teams: a homer and Tom Pignone ’The Tribe will play nine visits and Sept. 26 when the Denver and wound up as the Butler (7-7). the standings, lending fourth whipped Charlie BogginI In the John.son, a flrst-.vear, touring its nth season Wednesday, f ENDS came through with two. hits. games, eight In the OCIL. NeW York Yankees are at Bos- Broncos’ leading scored. Then, too, a wide variety of other training courses, up to four years with full pay are Nagy ,has slarted.22 games for place Washington by only 2H gemls. pro from Atlanta. Ga shot la Sept. 3, at 6:46 p,m. at the Bill Hewitt, 1932-39, a943," (311- Silver Dollars were the Five games will be away and available, depending on interests and qualifications, y / the Red SOX lh « seasmujuid In giunes and fifth place New York be the first finals for two-undcr-isir 69. one stroke Parkade Lancs, ’nus-year'non- cage Bears, Philadelphia Ea- victors of the second game as (our at Memorial Field. \. those gomes the club has com- by just 4Si. , both contestants. le.-x than Oesor SatiuSo 6t fean members of the Knights will be gles. they upended Gardenhauis, 17-4L,^ The full schedule: Skilled people, such as Tool and Die Makers, Machinists and Mechanics, can be placed If the Silver Dollars win the Third Gamedn Hartford If,.. piled a phenomenal 16-4 recortl. So far Uiey’re 3-3 on the cur- Cboney had regched the semis Diego Calif . . iH-rmitted to bowl. Anyone in- xDon HUtson, 1935-45, Green Sept. 27 at Conard. , directly on jobs at high aircraft wages. even though he often hasn’t rtmt home stand, having won by beating Ffa'nk Klernan and Grant was tU-d fit 71 with- terested may call the followlngt Bay Packers. . first game against Colchester Oct. 4 at Platt; 11 HaU; 18 beeti around to be I Involved In two out of three games against Bogglnl repul-sed the challenge i Bruce Dobic of Worre.-rtcr Mata o(f|ccns, Jim W’att, president, ’ xWayne M 11 1 n e r. 1936-41 :)a Second game will be needed at Bristol Central; 26 Ma­ I thd decision. Thnt’^ what hap- the Minnesota Twins only to of Bud Matte befofe losing to and L irry Mowry, a former Chet Komk, vice presldc'ht, W’ashington Redskins. ' to ^eclde a winner In the double loney. For your convenience — the employment offiaes ^re being kept open Saturday mornings and elimination event. If Colchester . N, pened In his • last start against turn' arouhd and reverse that pah&y - Rhiide Islander. Nick Oataldo, treakuner or Hank XGaynell Tinsley, 1937-38, 1940 iNov. 1 at Northwest; 8 at Record Collection Tuesday eyerungs to provide additional interview times for persons unable to wins it’s all over. the Minnesota ’Twins Wednes- pattern againet tre lowly Chlca- I Wlttke, secretary, ' j- Chicago Cardinals. Wethersfiidd; 16 Bristol Dave Kendrick rapped out apply dulling .^i|r regular hours. , j day, when he led at one Ume 6-' go White Sox. Eastern; 28 Windham. 1, only to have the ’Twins knock ’the three-game set with Kan- (our hits Including two homers hlm Put' and go on to tie the sos City winds up the current to lead the Dollars with Bounce 1 170, for Twi Tilt So remernber, -whether,you re skilled or unskilled, investigate the many hundreds of score. Boston, evoiVtually won It, stand, wlUi Vlipnte Romo and Yesterdays Stars opportunities at the AirCjraft. Come in . . . talk with our Employment Interviewer. Fin'd out 7-6, but not for Nagy. iv.iy Culp scheduled to do the , By EARL YOST how much better your fiiture could be. Get all the details on the wide varjety of beffer jobs, " It’s good as tong as we win,” pitching In the Wednesday night Champs Crowned — Tony Perez, 4 Reds, slammstammed two homers and Rticord one-game collection high was reported by available now. And, af the same time, find out about all the extras that make an Aircraft job Nagy said getting ready Ibr to- and Thursday afternoon games, Hartford Twilight League officials' last night when night’s game "but this Ume I’d After that the team makeo a At Skungamaug a single, driving in three runs worth more. j . like to get one for m j^ lf too." brief three-game weekend swing and scoring three as Cincinnati $170 was realized at the Mbriarty Brothers— Herb’s •r Butler, one year hlder than to Minnesota, then comes home For Bie first Ume in three ®25Si5*'* Chicago Cubs 9^. presentation at Mt. Nebd. This, in two regular season Nagy at 22. has been i solid per- ugi^n for abc games next week years the monolopy the Steeves iR ntSlIN G —^Dlck Bosman, /and one playoff tilt tn Manches) ------1— ------— former for the, expansion ^ y - beginning with a Labor. Day en­ family has held on club diam'"'®®?®*®™' topped Minnesota on /(jter . toe Twl loop treasury was arty ratoher Wally WIdhotoi | • HERE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE MANY OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE NOW! als, who picked him from De­ counter agnlnst Oaklanq. ptonshlps at the Skungamaug sht' hlto and reUred 14 straight /enrlchd to the tune of 8410. lashed dot a single but In so Game totals of $124 nAd 8123 2 troit In the early rounds of last River Golf Club In Coventry hfto *dtters during one stretch be- doing pulled a leg muscle. When ■ Mechanics ■ Oilers ■ Electricians ■ Electronic Servicemen ■,Machir>e Operators winter’s draft, even though ho been broken. ' weakening In the eighth In- were collected during rlguiar he ambled Into second baae^ had had no previous major GHO Qualifiers Irv Oartride at Manchester Washington's 7-3 tri- , season activity. President Jac>i Koelsch remarked, "Wally Welders ■ Lathe Operators ■ Boringh/tichlne Operators ■, Tool and Die Makers league e.xpertencc. nipf>ed two-dme winner Dick over the TVdns. Rose reported that the league looks like he’s r e ^ y to go Red Sox Manager Dick Wil­ Headed by Baird Steeves' In .the fiiuds lost 3a------—— had been operating In the red medicare Experimental Machinists ■ Assemblers ■ Testers ■ irisppetprs ■ Trainees » liams planned, to go with his turday by a 1-up margin. „ . . . for several se’asons but this standard right-handed lineup f a RMING’TON. Conn. (A P ) — ■ Over in the Women’s Division, U l l t l s a t is fie d year the league will be in the . and many, many more/l ' j black, thanks to presentations Former minor leaguers with against the young southpaw, k the qualifying round )vas any it was Ore same old story. M 0NTREIAL''(XP) — Mont- toe MB’s are outflekleni Bob meaning Gepge Scott will be at indication- with all 26 qualifiers Sleeves’ in Manchester featuring the lo­ wife, Fldd, annexed real of toe NaUonal Hockey cal-sponsored nine. Carlson and Mike Gerlch, third first base, Syd O’Brien at thlnl, under par—the Greater Hartford her third straight cup with an League has announced toe sign- baseman Gene Johnson, catcher and either Russ Gibson or Oer- open Golf tournamsnt will be w ^ a n d 3 decision over Dot ing of left wing Dick Duff for Wally Wldluiim and pitcher 6 for Should a third game be neces­ full of excitement.) Lindeman of Ekist Hartford. Ute 1969t70 season. Duff, S3, sary tn IIm best of three-game l> v Spencer. The latter will r Butch Baird, o f .. a^alveston. The Steeves reside in' O^en- scored 19 goals and had 21 as- set between the MB’s and work tonight. Pratt & EAST HARTFORD -Willow Street Thfe Scoreboard Texas and Jerry Abbott of Tul­ slats last season. \ , W r N Herb’s ft wUl be'played In Bart- L ______sa,.„OkIa., boto had (Ive-under- Isrd’s Colt Park. Tirl prexy Gene Johnson Isn’t etiperetl- par 67s at toe Tunxls Plantation tious. Tibe one-time third base REC SUMMER BASKE’^RAU. Jack Rose said be conferred course here Monday to top the man In the MUwaokee and Near If more convenient visit. , . Final Staodlngs with Matt Moriarty, local spon­ field of 176 looking (or a chance York Giant (arm sj'stem wears W hitney Senior League sor, and the latter suggested to compete In the GHO with the Naugatuck Legion Winner, MIDDLETOWN-AIrcraft Road ^ W. that sbotild a third meeting be No. 18 on his hasrhall nnUonn, “ q country’s leading golfers. > needed to decide the Issue It Aetoa j - '’Tied a t.69 were eight others: ‘ NORTH HAVEN—41Si Washington Avenue ' ) Knlcks Advancers to Natiui^al fla y shenld be played la Hartford- Parktog apace wns at a p i^ 2 Pircraft Gary Groh, Freepor|. Grand Ba- Eagles. Weather per^lttiag the-second nriumyat Nebo wtto- the n - 4 hotnas; Roel C%on. ’ , Andover,\ SOUTHINGTO^~West Queen^treei Jeto.'.-^___ \ g a W ' wffl- be tonight a( CoH’a ceUeift crosrd (or the baaebaU 'M . . j , - ^ 4 Mass.; John Miller and Stevp N a u g S . A Hawks startfiiqt at 5:46. game' p lu s 's fine slow pitch /- American Legion baseball teani **“ ““^ * ^ Indians g Opperman, boto of San Francls- sofibaU doubleheader under the g co; Jim King, Chicago; Babe wUl represent Region 1 In toe to get o « Hsn lights In tlM. Silk O ty Tourna­ ALL ARE OPEN: Biota luktlonal tournament this week. pitching, Onai again little Ralph Glon- U . ' ') I -’Jirtr. AlW; JvA) » ' Tomato Valley e Hlskey, Pocatello Idaho; Harry aanti turned tn a flrst-cUiMi| job ment y .... Monday through Fridaly 8 A M to 4 45 P M. / Toscano, Newcaatle. Pa., and toankp to a k>palded victory In '^^•hor heroea ftx- Nat^atuck Tuesday evening until 8 )P.M / Intermediate League toe regional finals Monday. were Dave YackowaU and Ends as umptre-tn-chlc( and srhen a W. X.. Ras Allen. Dallas. There wiss a qj(tstlua as te a Naugatuck clobbered Lynn, ® ***R «. who each knoclHd. InV” ' .ptMdrtng and' shoving match Saturda,y 8 A M. to 12 noon . Crockftt 0 Cutoff was 71, and 21 goiters * started tn the fourth he shosred what woold wta oot. dsrfcncda. 1 finishing y^lth''thBt score had to Mass., u-2 tn a game Inter- Dave Somers, or the mosguttus,,» before the Barry’s .rupted twice by rain. faw ned. .-V; rtal class In hsndfing (f>a situ- Bogle Jr's 8 playoff (or toe remaining nine nUon. tbs mark of a top ar- final out was flwally' made at An Equ^l (Opportunity Employer ' The motature did not dampen Lynn’a runs came ««i a/bomer \ Stags B openings. / .I 7-:M.f The m p s would have been . i4»^»WSil»s* ardor of the (Connecticut Clkncy tn the fourth to- *>**«■•. 4--..- Moto’n 8 ' A )>ro-am touiroinent ’Thurs- --t-Juillfled i f calUng » ptay after youngMere.'who lambasted Lynn , Eostiea 6 day at toe Wetoe/afleld Country ' NO. I A T IjlOMK, TOO!— Dyak. ^he No. 1 .voim’gsters. Stephanie and Rusty. pTepare t o (sat «t Prised crack el Ibe night five f|)ae-l-half laaisqtB. p K ^ n g for 18 hfis. ^ Napgatuck team leaves to- Wholesale 6 Club precedes opening play of w»vniiiin iluckpin high average Iniwler in theWuntry. ' their Manchester home. Mrs. Dyak won' the honor Jeff Km I j-— ,' W lnnl^ pitcher Jim H W e y ^ for toe national tourmunent 4more Twl Lc^cut. Indian Jr’s 7 toe four-day ttl90.090 GHO. lK)nr.s I’offee^for''her husluuul ^tove while 1 on the sti’ength of a 13(1.21 'season average. LookJ accounted tor four of Nauga- & l Hasttogs.; Neft ban to (er next season. \ 1 ■■ Mart- r \ - ) PAGE SIXTEEJT MANCHESTER'e VENING h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 26,\l9ro

Busincts ScrvicM Roofing— Siding 16 MAN(3HESTElt EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CX)NN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1969 ______Heip Wanted— Help W anted— Help W dnted— Help W anted Mole 36 PAGE SEVENTEEN O f f e r e d 1 3 ROOFING. alumlnuir. siding. F e m o le 3 S Female F e m a le 3 5 Hdp W an fd Mol* 36 Heip Wonted— Mcrie 36 Help Wonted— Male 36 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW ' i - i gutters, carpenter work. 8C> cot PART-TIME help, nights and I; CLASSIFIED .\TTICS and cellars cleane>l >» MAN WA'NmrTx ___ _ ,______• • B'V SHORTEN mud WHIPPLE F u r n is lie d years* exoertencs. Com,eeti.>,n SALESLADY mature, respon m a n WANTED to work in lum­ odd Jobs, light’ trucking years’ experience. Connecticut RECEPTIONIST—Some typing, AFTER September 1st, these weekends. Apply Moriarty BEPbRE you look any further, Out of Town "r* - sible, top hoprly rate, full­ positions will .be available at ber yard, must have driver’s trees removed and, lots clear Valley Construction Co.. 648 car necessary. Hours 1-6:30 CHievron Service, 270 Hartford come to the Klock <3o., at 1366 . Apartments 63-A t time only, 35-40 hour wilek (in­ llcenso. Davis e BradfonJ I n 0ASWET0ALL SEASON. M5pRlga.Es ONE- For Rent^ 66 ed; Cal) 649-1791 . ,7180. Free estimate daily, Saturday 9-5 o r 1-9 daily. Parkade Bowling -'lanps. Rd., Manchester. AUTO MECHANIC ToUand Tpke., Manchester. We' BunW E JLAUNIW BASKET? IC COULONTT NlT ciuueacludes Thursday inursuay nightnmm: tilluu 9» j u ' Nursery attendant, snack-bar Lumber <3o„ 200 Tolland S t , HANPEP SNOTS R?OM MIP-OOURT NEVER M IS S - FOUR-ROOM Duplex, heat and'WERNpN — NOW Rentlri* ADVERTISING0. have openings on all shifts In} IBffT iFlTViASrtUNeOMTHEENOOFlllSMOSe' BIDWELL Home Improvement and all day Saturdiy)-. tCaR Write , PO Hox waitresses.- No experience • WANTED — part-time East Hartford. S hot wiilffr, ndultfl only, pnrk' '“You owe it to yourself to see TREE SERVICE (Soucisr) - , ______/ ] (Foreign Cars) our Heat Treat Dept. Very In- ' Co. Expert Installation , of Mr. Shapiro, 643-2128. Casual Manchester, Conp. mornings, ’for Janitorial' duties. ing available, no pets, $1.10 a one of these lovely apartmehts CLASSIEIED ADVERTISING DEPT, HOURS Trees out. building lots clear- Jieceeaary, will train. Hours terestlng work and we will ______aluminum _ aiding, gutters and Village Shops, Manchester. E X PER IEN C ED cashiers Want- 646-4220. PAINTERS — ExperienceG- Immediate openings /for 2 month.' (Jail 043-9844. situated In a small apartment 8 A.M. to 4:^0 P.M. ‘ ed. trees topped Got a tree very flexible. No phone calls. train you. Please apply in per­ full or part-time. Apply supei*- experienced men, ,up to complex located In an attrac­ problem? Well worth phone -F-Ofiflng^ Installation and p a r t -TIME bifice eirl tvnino- P^rt and full-time.'See Mr. Apply in person to manager, son. TWO-ROOM furnished apart­ . — repairs. 649-6495, 876-9109, iim a oiiice gin, lypmg ------FOOD SERVICE intendant on job. Presidential $4.50 an hour to start. tive residential area.” Brand call. 742-^2 ' necessary, hours can be ar­ Blake. Pilgrim Mills, 434 Oak- ^ ment, all uUlitlrs, $110. 649- COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. land St., Manchester. i WOMEN to work part-time eve­ Apartments, Center St. and Many benefits. Apply new 3H room apartm.ent (one } ranged. Call 289-5156 anytime. 9686 after 6 p.m. iRICK. b\ook and stone work. and Roof Repair nings, 6-10 p.m., three nights WORKERS Thompson. Rd. An equal op- bedroom) featuring heat, hot 4:30 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION Couglin Roofing Co.. Inc.. 64^- portimlty employer. ’)i Brick walta,,patJos, outdoor-in­ DOCTORS receptionist, part- week. Apply Warehouse TT^T-rr-r^pQ-nri-Y' riTJ' C’CIMM GORIN’S SPORTS APPLIANCE SERVICE ROCKVILLE FOUR ■ room water, refrigerator, range, Deadline for Saturday and Monday is 4:30 p.m. Frida.i 7707 time afternoons including one Outlet Storp, 283 West Middle U XSlV U iK M l i U r UUiNlN. door flfpplaces, sidewalks. CAR CENTER furnished apartment. Heat, hood, garbage disposal, mas-^ evening. Previous office'exper- Tpke., Manchester. Mr. Mark- PART-TIME service station at­ MAN ROOFTNO, Siding, Aluminum (iiooks, baker, kitcheii men, tendant, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Must Route 83 (Tolland Tpke). hot water, clectrictty. Working ter TV antenna, telephone out­ PLEASE READ YOUR AD Domenlc Morrohe, 649-1604. lence preferred. Send resume ham. gutters. Carpentry, f addlUons, FABRIC first and second shift. Some, be over 21. Apply In persmi Manchester couple. After 5 p.m.. 876-5630. lets. curtain rods, window to Box 162, Wapplng, C3oip. ^ heavy lifting Involved, 35- 646-0158 WE ARE GROWING shades and full bath with Classified or “Want Ads” are taken over the phone at a YOU ARE A-1. tiuck Is A-1 remodeling and rec rooms. only, Mr. Sloan, Sloan Garage, convenience. The advertiser should read his ad the FIR ST hour work week. Excellent ' vanity. Washers and dryers In Free estimates. R. Dion, 643- r e a l e s t a t e sales person Route 83, Vemon. DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the Cellars, attics, yards, drive­ CLERK-CASHIER working conditions. Ftor an AND W E NEED H ELP j ROCKVILLE — 3 rooms, all basement (coin-operated) and 4332, LOVERS wanted for Manchester bfflce. next Insertion. The Herald is responsible for only ONE In­ ways sealed and small truck­ appointment, contact Per­ utiliUes, $126. 649-.8861. storage areo. Plenty of ing done A-1 right. CaU Trs- Will train qualified persbn for correct or omitted Insertion for any advertisement and then P ot candy and card depart­ sonnel Services Division, • Full Time parking. For on appofntnient .only to the extent of a “ make goM” Insertion. Errors which mono Trucking Service toll- license; sales and listing tech­ Roofing and FABRIC PAIR is coming ment, full-time’ days, excel­ North Eagleville Rd., • Top Pay to see this new lovely apart­ do not lessen the value of the :Mvertisement will not be free. 742-94S7 to Manchester. If you love nique. Call 1-6M-6404. \ BE YOUR OWN BOSS lent hours. Some retail' ex­ Storrs, Conn. 1-429-3311, • Paid Major Medical Plan ^Business Locations ment building please call 872- cori^ected by “ make good” Insertion' Chimneys 16-A fabrics and like people, you SHARPENING Service — Saws EXPERIENCED bookkeeper to perience helpful. Pleasant Ext. 1281. An equal oppor­ 0629...Weekdays (or an appoliit- will enjoy selling at FA B­ Want The Opportunity To Be No.' 1 ? ~ ~ For Rent 64 knives, acelw shears. skates ROOFING — Specializing re lundle accounts througl} gener­ working conditions, good sal­ tunity employer. ment. RenUI $l$5 dos|niitalrs. (Rockville, Toll Free) RIC FAIR. Expchenced pre­ $145 upstairs (including car- rotary bladM. Quick service pairing roofs of all kinds, new al ledger and dfeveldpr^hnpntoy ary plus commissions. In­ JACK ROAN INC. • i- ferred but will train if nec­ BARTENDER wanted part- Manage One of Our Branch Dairy Stores M.\IN ST., corner office, petlng.) Oct. 1st. octmpancy. Capitol Equipment Co..“ 3» roofs, gutter work, chimneys statements. Salary' based Ybn quire to Mianager at once. 109- VALLEY ST essary,, ^^pin' CJonnecticut’s time, two, three or four nights i - Adults. No peta. 643-2711 875-3136 Main St., Manchester. Hour? cleaned and repaired. 30 years’ WIlitiMANTIC rooms and lavatory.. House experience. 286-1588. per week. Apply Cavey’s, 46 Take Complete Charge dally 7;30-5, Thursday 7:80-0 experisnee. Free estimates m ok ejccifEff^"’fashion fab­ 1-423-9277 Hale Bldg, (toll 643-2667. Call Howley 648-5861 644- rics and home furnishing S e c r e t a r y must like people, LIGGETT DRUG East Center St., Mancheeter. Saturday 7:80-4 64S-79S8 .MANCHESTER — Ontml to- 8888 stores. Call 278-74QQ, Mr. pleasant phone manner, excel­ Wonted To Rent 68 W ILL DO typing, bookkeeping, Glassman for interview ap­ Manchester IJhopplng Parkade MAINTENANCE mechanic, NO EXPERIENCE |atlan 5.000 square (eet of Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser?^ lent typing and shorthand, ski-' ‘ knowledge of small engines MEN WANTED for gPobitment. Gunver P rintj MACHINE OPERATXJRS UQNDITIONS Ext. 22. collie shepherd. Housebroken, tween 7 and 9 p .m , 643-6565 SM A IJ, stiop, North Manches­ STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, Ing. payments of $8.'50 ea(9i or jpay prlcA'.''(jall 646-0910. • ARE YOU LEARNING good with children. Call 643- ter, 2,000 square feet, loading HKLIABI.K couple, with two fireplaces, flagstone terraces. LOOKING for part-tlrhe mecha­ »51 cash. 522-0931 aealer All concrete repairs, both in­ AN INTERESTING TRAIN NOW 0108. ATTRACTIVE five-room apart­ dwk, heuti'd. sprinkler, elec­ rhlldrcn would like 4 or 5 room 649-1)5011 875-2519 BEELINE Fashions has oppor- SECRETARY—Law office, 20 -| FuU or part-time days, wUI nic or anyone mechanically In- ______ment, Adults, references, no side and outside railings. Land­ TRADE? d-EATL USED "lilriiilrilcw tricity. ground floor Will dl- n|xirlnicnt (Init floor or du- « and leave your message. You’ll hear from our advertiser In Moving—Trucking— tunlties for women who cannot 25 hours weekly. Summers off.i , . .An equal opportunity einployer dined to work on automatic peU, $135. 649-6324. 6 scaping. ReAsombly priced. , ranges. .^utomatic washers i1df in half. Cjill 248-478I after plex. Rcfcrehccx Call 289-2626. ■ ' Jig time without spending all evening at the telephone. accept ordinary time clock Shorthand not requlried. State* transportation. pin setters. No phone calls. Ap- SIAMESE kitten, male seal- Call 6430851 t>, S t o r a g e 2 0 If your answer Is "NO” to any with guarantees. See them at 5:30 p.m. work. No delivering, no collect­ quaUflcatlons. Write Box I of the above questions . . . then ply to manager, Parkade point, papers, 647-1942. FOUR-room apartment, first MAN(3HE8TER Delivery-light Manchester Herald. Apply B.D. Pearl’s Apphant«s'!> 649 flix>r, security, adults prefer­ ing, no Investment. Prefer you should visit out! plant to Y , p l u m b e S;\ licensed, new SHEET Metal Workers—Exper- Bowling Lanes, Parkade Shop­ MAIN ST. 4 rooms, all or Aufom obiks For Solo 4 ^wpLE-ra Ah'arpeS;i^ ^rv- trucking and package delivery. Main Si CaU 643-2171 red, no pets, 643-5288. Ice. Hand and power mowers women who have use of a car rsFlSTAOT“^kkeeper discuss immediate op«ilng8 in house w ork.steady_____^ work,_____ top ienced in aircraft fabrication. ping Center.. rent Individually, heal and elec- Business Praperty Refrigerators, washers and Liv* Stock 42 trlclty provided. Oontncl Mr. sharpened and repaired. Pick at least two evenings a week. bookkeeplng background and N. P. Hallenbeck Co., Inc. following areas: wages. Economy Oil Heating Top pay for top personnel. Full CUSTOM made draperies, slip TH R EE ROOM apartment. ^ Sole 70 1963 OLDSMOBILE F85 deluxe, stove moving, specialty. Fold For personal interview call Frxshette, H M Frechette. HERALD up and delivery Call uiytlme, knowledge of bookkeeping ma­ 'U Co., 312 Church St., Hartford, benefits, Apply Rolo Machine PONIES, mare, excellent with overs and reupholstering Btoire, refrigerator.'''''iieai In­ automatic transmission, power ing chairs for rent. 649-0752 646-0480. Bunker Hill Rd., Andover PLATING 622-6236. \ R ealtors, 647-909.1! ?»1..JC^NTER street, an eight steering, 8 cylinder. Excellent 64.3-5305. Sharpen, 585 Adams chines. Salary $100. Pee paid. Co, 55 Elm St., Manchester. MALE children. Gelding and colt. Budget terms. Established In cluded. third floor, $100 month­ SILK SCREENING » 1945. Days, 524-0154 evenings, room -home w.th 2-car garaga BOX LETTERS condition. Asking 4676. Call S t , Manchester, Oonn. Rita Girl, 800 Silver Lane, E ast 742-8051 Best reasonable offer, 643-1312. ly. M9-3120. INDUSTHtAI. soneit metal BA BY SITTER — two days (Graphic Arts) ASSEMBLERS 649-7590 < located 1'h buslneoa IT ootia 649-8678 or 646-2212. weekly in my home. Hartford, 628-9416. EXPERIENCED bulUlhig for rent Al«o large MAINTENANCE and repair, fainting— Poporing 21 8:30- FOUR-ROOM, second floor Dwelling could be eosUy eon For Your 3 p.m., one child. Call 289-8500. ------fAsk lorfor Mr.Mr.'George Loorxe Smith, bo- DEAN MACHINE garage. 10' high rntrnnce. Cnjl MERCURY 1962 Monterey con­ commercial and residential. CABINET MAKERS For aircraft parts. V Articles For Sol* 45 STOVE and washing machine apartment. Refrigerator, verted (or profesalonat or com Information ------PART-'ratE^erk typist and FRIDAY — (Career orient- *^ween 9-10 a.m. ^ d 4-5 p.m. PRODUCTS, Inc. for sale. Best offer. Call after n49 1)644 merclal occupancy. Robert J vertible, automatic, new tires, , a „ , B e m -a l w„ i.J other miscellaneous duties, in­ stove, hot water, adults, interior and exterior painting, ex­ ed position, perfect for the high Brazing operators CHAIN SAW, 17” , numerous 6 p.m., 643-2979. 8mi'b. Inc. 963,Main Straat 'THE HERALD will not radio, heater. Very [reasonable. p.m. surance agency experience re­ MULTI-CIRCUITS, Inc. $135. "'4M9-I877 after 5 p.m. VERNON Brand new jffice I paper hanging. Thirty years perienced preferred but not school graduate with typing 102 COLONIAL RD. Excellent openings. Apply: Lathe operators plumbing tools. Cali after 5 i - _ M9-5241 disclose the identity of 619-3595. necessary. ■ Must be willing to quired. CaU e43-9666 between 50 HARRISON ST. S|uien avaltnble at 30 LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also experience, (our generations. ability. Salary $75 plus. Pee MANCHESTER, CONN. MANCHESTER Bridgeport operators p.m., 648-1078. FRIGIDAIRE custom Imperial 'niREE ROOMS, heal, lipt wn- any advertiser using box learn and able to type. Good 9-4. I)ISPLAYCRAFT, Inc. Fayette Square. Rent Includ MANCTHE8TER 20.000 letters. Readers answer­ 1988 VOLKSWAGEN equipped moving large appllonoei Burn- Free estimates, fully insured. paid. R ita Girl, 800 Silver ____ electrlc range. eye-level ter, on Center St. near Xla'to Ing barrels delivered. $4 644- 648-7881 • working hours and pleasant Lane, E ast Hartford, 628-6416. PA PER cutter in local print Manchester — 643-9557 SCREENED loam, processed double oven, excellent con- St. $135...... monthly...... 649-4743, 64$-. heal. Blr-condltlonUig. wall square foot mosonary Indus­ ing blind box ads who with oil extras, $1,500. 649- Hm ^ Inunediate Openings: wall cnr)>etlng and draperieg. desire to protect their I 1776 surroundings. Write Box ------— shop off Hartford Rd. Tell us ^ E. A. PATTEN CO. gravel, gravel, sand, stone, dltiim, $150. 643-0058. 3494. trial building, tty acres, cen­ . 1 - 9139. Identity can follow ’his ___ NAME YOUR own price. Palnt- “DD”, Manchester Herald. what you are worth. 647-1423 Days: 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 303 Wetherell St., fill. George H,...iJrlfHng Inc Will sub-divide Call *72-0^, tral location. all utilltlea. WAITRESSES TWO Sarouk rtigs, cherry procedure: MG MIDGET 1962, fiberglass MANCHESTER ■ South Windsor Ing, paper hanging, paper re Help W anted— ^^le 36 for appointment. Gunver Print­ Manchester Andover 742-7886. FOUR R(X)M duplex Apartnu^t weekdays. Many pnasibllittea. including top, AM-FM radio. Call 646- A1 Marino Services (Formerly moval, .ceilings. Guaranteed ing. f Nights; 4 p.m. to 1 a.m. LUTZ- hutch, cherry table, Mngnovox with stove, and refrigerator. bommerrlal uae Hayea Agan- Enclose your reply to Liberal benefits, first shift, fre- TOBAC3CO cloth for sale, suit­ TV and stereo combination, FIVE—room suite of front Miun 7880. M $E M Rubbish). Attics, cel­ workmanship. Prompt service, TOY & G IFT Now hiring for after Labor MEN WANTED, part-time, •'1 TURRET LATOE: Sot- Parking. Nice yard. No chil­ cy.'v646-0lSl the box In an envelope — JUNIOR MUSEUM quenUy working 60-hour week able (or lawns, bushes, trees 8 1 . offices, too percent locs- lars, garages, barns' cleaned satisfaction gpiaranteed. 647- PARTY PLAN Day. Ilays or nights, full or for pin setters as mechanic’s I up operate, Matnra Alaskan seal coat, size dren or pels. Older people pre­ address to the Classified 1960 DODGE, automatic, or­ part-time. Experience not and grass. 872-6687, Route SO, 12. 315 Denilng St.. Wapplng. ‘fton near bnnks.^ air-condition HU81NE8H lone , Stone build­ out; appliances, bulky furni­ 9664. helpers, for weekends Satur­ 649-0701 ferred. AvalltfBle Septefliibor Manager, Manchester HARDINGE CHUCKERS: Needs reUable man for cus­ Rockville. rtl, sulumatlc fire sprinkler. ing ronslstlng of four Unit Evening Herald, together iginal mileage, 53,000. Call ture moved, removed; metal- Our new line now available necessary. Apply in person' day 6-11 p.m. and Sunday I-"" COOKS CONTRACTOR — Interior, ex­ only. Set-up and operate. todial work and to care for DRF/8SER and double bed with Apply M arlow 's. 867 Main 81 uiwtrtmenla. Three house trail- with' a memo listing the anytime, 742-6610. cardboard, drums available. —;lf you are interested in 11 p.m. Apply Vernon Bowling ALUMINUM sheets used as terior pointing, paper hanging. becoming a Dealer, or hav­ live animal depaAment. No box spring and mnltrese; WE HAYFf...custonrisn waiting er parking lota Excellent in- companies you do NOT 644-2616. Lanes, Route 83, Vernon; Short, coxier. F^iU or part- PRODUCTION MILLERS: BRIDGEPORT Operators— Ex­ printing plates, .009 thick, 23x 8MAI/L STORE near 100 par 1968 <3HARGER RT, fully equip­ Discount on wallpaper. CaU ing a party in your home, previous experience neces­ youth bed, spring find mat- (or the rsntiu 'of your apart- ('onie. I’bllbrick Agency, Reol- want to see your letter. time Only permanent em­ Set-up and operate. perienced In aircraft experi­ 36” , 25 cents each or 6 (or $1. cent Main Street lucatiun Ap-"' ped, 440, automatic, power 646-3048. c ^ ' or write Santa’s Par- ... MECHANIC for pin setter ma­ sary but must like a'nimals. tress; two slide projectors. 643- msnt or home J.D. Real Bi- vtora. 646 4200 Your letter ^ii be de­ HOWARD JOHNSON ployes, no students. mental work. Top pay for top 643-2711. ply Marlow's. *67 Main Street stroyed If the odverttaSr steering, power brakes. Imr ties Inc., Avon, Conn. 06001. chines. Must have some me­ D RILL PRESS OPER- CaU 643-0949 between 9 a.m.- 5769. tats Assoeiatas, Inc., 641-8139 personnel. FuU benefits. Ap­ Is one • you’ve mentioned. maculately maintained. CaU Housohold Sarvkai iSDWARD’R. PRICE—Painting Telephone 1-673-3455. 394 Tolland Tpke. chanical experience. For Apply In person, ATORS. 6 p.(n., TuesdAy-Saturday exterior and interior Paper- n ply Rolo Machine O j., 65 DARK RKJH stonefree loam, WB HAVB tenants wslUng tor BOLTON Mnnclirsler town If not It will be handled 872-0688. Offorod 13-A nights only. Apply in person. f. for interview. five yards, $16. Sand, gravel, line, Itl 6 and 44-A, large hanging. Ceilings, etc. Insuied. Elm St., Manchester. Antlqiiet 54 your apartment or house. Call In the usual manner. Vernon Lanes, Route, 83, V e r - JOHNSON . All Benefits 1968 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass UGHT 'TRUCKING, bulk dellv- 646-1008 stone, fill, manure, pool and Paul W. Doug an Realtor, 649- (ronlngo with building. Ideal HAIRDRESSER-Full or part- aALEST-AniFI patio sand. CaU 643-8504. VERY RARE blacksm ith's shop tor garden center, nauMtVe 6 6 C hev Supremo, 4-door hardtop, cry, yards, attics, cellars clean- responsible, An Equal Opportunity 4635. time. Lulon Salon of Beauty. SALESLADIES ___ :______^____ RESTAURANT gasoline light, beautiful shape, ■ Inuilr.tioa. retail ouUnt. etc white, block vinyl top. Auto- ed and removed. Also odd Jobs, JOSEPH P. LEWIS Custom mature women to work full­ MAN WANTED to process cus- _ Employer Soiesmen W o h t e ^ 36.A 643-1930. SERVICEMAN fuU-Ume, 40 QUART milk cans, plain or original paint. For Infonnatlon 'I-ARGE five-year old flve- 643-2880 impala..s/s Lost and Faund 1 malic power arteerlng. $1,525. 644-8962 Painting. Interior and ex­ time and part-time. Apply in tomer orders in automotive Tolland Tpke., Manchester terior. Paper hanging. Wall- nights! Experienced oU burner SALESMAN—Ground floor itlque. Inquire 369 Bldwell St. call 649-9835. room duplex, centrally locat­ 1-423-3611. person. Reggy Ann Shop, warehouse. Excellent benefits. and heating man, excellent ichester. I/)ST-^Brown and white female portunltles wait for one who ed. Ap()llanrrs, wiill to wall HEimON CENTEIl llrund new CALL 646-1615 Broad St. Parkade. CaU 289-7906. . ' EXPERIENCED , mechanic salary, working conditions and I dog, part Springer Spaniel. Re- holes, zippers repaired. Win Ininired Free estimates. Call has experience in all types of carpeting, private drive, yard. tmlldlng on Ib aile 66 A 316, wanted for general repair security. Blue Cross, CMS. SElWING Machines — last waid. C!aU 649-9406. TEM PEST, '2-door, good dow aha^s made to measure, 649-9668, If no answer, 6(3-0362. STOCK CLERK ^1-tlme, 9 construction estimates. All Wonted— To Buy 58 Adults only. $186. Security de­ 1200 52rrji(i>r. m J! ------• f - • ' ______collent condition. 648-0976 holstery cleaner. Rent electric 8709, 165 Oakland Street. pets, dishwasher, sppllsnoea. PAINTING— Interior and ex­ 528-0416. . y l o s t —White Toy Male Poodle, 8-4:80 p.m. Mr. Goodrich, B u i l d i n g - shampooer $1. The Sherwln- slr-oondlUonlng. Starting at terior, very reasonable,i free WILL. TRAIN COLONIAL BOARD C(i>.‘ CONTACT MAN WAlT^ED — a n t iq u e d , used vicinity of Saulter’s Pool. Chil­ SALESWOMAN EAST Hartford plastic plant PRODUCTION LATHE Wllllama Cto. $156 par month. Call Paul W 1962 BONNEVILLE Pontiac. Contracting 14 estimates. CaU Richard ''Mar­ Right person for Delica­ furniture, partial or (xiinpleta dren's pet. Reward. Call 643- needs women for assembly, Dougan Kaaltor, 619-4060 / blouses For Root 45 8724. Running condltlooi. .Colt, tin, 649-9285, 649-4411. tessen work In Meatown To iirtroduce needed finan­ estate's. (Jail 633-2300 days. 046- J LnFloinme — Carpenter For full-time, coating, inspection operations. AND SK ILLED and UNSKILLED PILE is soft and lofty . . colors 1718, store. Good chance to cial service Business-Pro­ ooot.attcf 7 p m. IXJOKINO for an apartmsnl.T,- / contractor. Additions, lemodel- NICK’S t,interior and ex|erior Good pay and benefits. Pres­ retain brilliance in carpets LOST—Black, young, cat, wear­ 5-day week. Apply MILLING HANDS leam a profitable busi­ • Excellent wages fessional People, Manches­ Hava many to choose I r o |ti, VERNON clean 3-liedrnoni Ing and repairs. Call anytime ter area. No Investment. cleaned with Blue Lustre. Rent liOUSEHdLIi lots — Antiques, ing pink collar, vicinity Strick­ painting. Free estimates. CaU tige Park Area, pall 528-2164 ness. Apply In person at $140. up. Paul W. Dougan $tbal- Ranch Htovr, • refrigerator, for free estimates. 875-1642. • Full-time $150 weekly guarantee electric shampooer $1. Paul's brlc-B-brac, clocks, framsa, land at. CaU 629-602J Wethers­ 643-1731. for interview. ;j Machinery building exper­ lor, 649^060. / flrei>lacc Mve nilles from AutoYAccMferioft— YOUTH CENTER ience ne^ed. Apply in per­ MEATOWN right man. Write {Manager, Paint 6hd'"WHllpaper Supply. glassware. We buy estates. VU- field. HAlAJVfARK Building Com- 12151/, SUver Lane • 6 days per week Mnncliester No (itllllira Includ­ T ir o s 6 HAIRDRESSERS wonted, part- son. Overtime available. Box 18431, TamSfc. Fie., mge Pe—Nurses aide, 11 p.m. I 640 HlUlard St. HobI Wanted—1 ■ bednxm 'aparttnentji 'Htovr LOST—Buff striped male cat, |k Paid -Holidays Save $13 per tire.*Call 872-8524 and rMrigeiwUir Heat anil Ouf of Town vicinity Middle Tpke., Cam­ WES ROBBINS Carpentry re­ John VerfaUle, 643'9112 Iii Bast Hartford. to 7 a.m. CaU 649-4519. Manchester, Oonn. UIncheOnette M < & T r a lla r s — - or Femak 37 after 6 p:m. ho^/'water Included IMviite For Rent bridge St. Wearing blue collar modeling specialist. Additions, ^ Other Fringe Benefits Room WiHiottt Board 59 44 All shifts, full or part-time, good ASSISTANT bookkeeper, diver- PART-TIME desk clerk, able to >*ssTnente. (loin o|ieriileny J FI^IENDLY loe Cream nexT to P a r s a n d s for newlyweds or reUred cou- CEMENT WORK — No Job too MORTGAGES — Lst and 2nd, St., South Windsor, Oonn. MEN WANTED—part-time eve­ canoes, regular $206. Clear­ parking. Call 649-2358 (or over- One yeiu- small, sidewalks preferred. Ai b It ? Apply Mrs. E. S. Loftus Caldor's is'now hiring men: and plc.s. Choice location with mortgages— Interim financing nings, for Janitorial duties. 646- ance price, $170 plus lax. Mc­ night and 'psrntanSQt guasi RID E wantexl to I'bxitt & Whit­ Call 742-9791. BURNSIDE 4220. women for two to tour ^>ur rates M. H. PALMER REALIYlR “"‘Su'Sl'-Ti"'’"""' .”'” Read Herald Adiv miuiy extnti. Must bo seen to —expedient and confidential c /'XM'i / at T?<2d?M’T' xr/Yvna ^^URETARIES Typists Bride’s Sport Spot, 639 Center I ney, 1st shift. SoiiUi lot. Vi­ servte. I n n»ni CONVALESCENT HOME needed for work in your area W,T. RRANT •'Shifts bet^veen 10 a.m. arjd 3 appreciate K B , Associated d ORMER s Y giW^i^ei,’ ’^^irche's service. J . D Real Estate St.. Manchester.) and Hartford. Temporary, full­ PART-TIME, 6 days, 8 a.m. - PkBK A D E DRAFTSMEN Trainees, archi­ CUSTODIAN — private ^liool EXGEIJUBNT room for womani r>48-63'21 cinity Hilliard St., Miuichester.- B ro ^ rs, 640-0025. . o -o . Aseoc. 643-5129. 870 Buipialdc Avenu*j p.m. Apply in person, 1156 Tol­ ’rec rooms. room additions, time or 9-3 p.m. Excellent pay, 12 noon, light cleaning. Must tectural structural. Progres­ school tescher. Kitchen privi­ . 649-6516. IL An Equal Oppqrtaatty in' Hartford. . Telephone 242- land Tpke., Manchester. 14' ALUMINUM ^(irjstllner. 40 LAEQE IV4 room apartment. WE STIIX, have a tew I960 Holt kitchens, add-a-levela, rooting, East Hartford be over 21. Call 649-5334. sive firm seeking individual in­ 2274. i leges. Call 649«»el Sfisr 5 no fee. Staff Builderii. 11 Asy­ h.p. Johnson, electric starter, Furnlshad o r unfurnlslied, with day Travel------Trailers ------on our —.lot. general repairs. Quality BusitlOSS 6pportUnity 28 ------,,,______Employer terested in challenging posi- - MEN or women to work in p.m. • lum. Hartford, 278-7610. trailer, extras. Very good con­ arpUsnecs, oarpating and Automabilos For Sale 4 Take advimtage now of our j-workmanshlp. Financing avail- _ ‘ MACHINE operator capable of tlon for projects through en-. ' ' ' mtchen, 6 a.m . to 3 p.m., in WAITRESS setting up own work on lathe dition. $650. 643-9854. Olympic pool. CSUIdrsn aoeapt- Friendly Ice Cream i year-end Kile. We must iViake able. Ect^m y Builders, Inc., TAVERN — poing business; a TAO a.m. to ap- RECEPTIONIST for. dental of- gineering and pre-production modenv. convalescent home NICE bedroom for gentlemen 1961 VOLKSWAGEN, rebuilt REFRIGERATION ed *72-0672 or 525-0994 918 MAIN STREET—EAST HARTFORD room for our 1970 tine. Our loss ’143-6181). '872-0647 .evenings....[_ money n'laker for the right l^roxlmateiy 2 p.m. Apply flee, experience preferred but or nillllng maihiJie. Good phases. If you seek a bright For pamcUlars call Mr. H.F. with references. Prtvste home. engine, ":''|gjt,cellont condition. wx>rHing conditions. . Harper V Is your gain. Buy tt right now...------man. Asking only $8,000. Con- t OUHtryDolnut Shop, 1015 Main not necessary. Call 646-0076. future with a top company, ex- Brackett, ^7-1462 Building Moterkds 47 church ^ redecor.ted^6urroom Asking $W6.‘’&iai 640-0070. , . . I . \DDlTION9, remodeling. gs- tact Mr. Frechette, H.M. Fre- Manchester. Buffing Machine Q^., 289-7471. jcellent fringe bcpefits, paid MECHANIC St.. 649-4906. andiinit preparenri>nure for that Winter FEMALE. second ■ floor aparfnie'nl“ 4 - rage, rec rooms, bathrooltis COUNTER' w6men for evening vacation, .apply to Mr. Ab- FLlLL-TIME^iris^ estate sales- FOR^.^SAl-E, excellent buy on :OU,EGi STUDENTS— NEED CARfI & ^ lt very bad? vacation. We also feature Ava- chette,., fieal^ rs, 647,9903. W O M A N ^ rt-tlm e evenlrW r“6 1-ARGE ' comfortable room, Private irntrance, garage, full tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce- shift, 7 p.m. to midnight. bnizesc. Allied Building Sys­ Person must be experienced man or saleswoman (or new lui^ber ah»L plyform used once 'Y., , ' ■ ' Bankrupt, repossesaion? Hoc- lona. Totem, Brentwood, and — :------L-j------~ p.m. ‘till closing for. Knack bar. Steady work, . three to four Y '''®^FENTEp, layout man only, PRODUCTION double closet, next to both and atUc (or otorage, refrigerator mpt' jvork,. ceUar floora. pa- tems, 26(L'Tolland Tpke.; Man­ in' tractor trailer gas, in Vernon office. Experience pre- “•* cleohiahe’^'»*1'^“''‘}^«»'^^^^ experienced paibtere want- Housewife Shift 9-4 i . Heptember 1st . call 646-S*9 op M not to conflict with ^otir cioidk I F*mal^~~ ,35 sALEsamia Donut. 255i.'Weat^ Middle Tpke. ^ Cairbetween^7 p.m. 649- WE NEED full and part-time pany offering, excellent or 875-8560. , company plan. DOuglua Mo Travelers and will soon bo NElt^N H SMITH 'A SON- wanted for after ______l, :— "«•— eu. vail oeiween BrT p.i Good Benefits m ROOM (or rent,' gentleman on­ help to work at the cleanest wages and fringe benefits. 1 - '! !. JF« ^ oM Feed 49-A ly (.'entrfel location Free park­ Bt near for noon hour and «v«ning work" No •x| 2 school hours. Saleswomen FULL OR PART-TIME wait- ^3^43! ' j} | PARKER Boat Cen-: tors, 345 Main. rtmwlng a lino of Thorough- Remodolli^ repairing adcH PERMANENT and interesting APPLY service station In town. Com- Please submit resume to: WANTED —Demossstrators tar breds very modestly prleod. oon, rooms, girnges (Kwitlon in congenial insurance w ant«l, (dr 10-3 shift. Knowl- | ;e^ .;-e2 2 d ^ ^ ^ n g CARPENTERS ^ /sub-contrac- Ideal toys. High commission, SEASONED firewood, all cut ing References required. I646- ter. three hedrcioni apartment 1968 VOLKSWAGEN with 1967 , missions awarded weekly., Ap- P.O. Box 311, East Hart­ 2698 or 649-8160: , f with modeen bath and k|tchen, ntcii—ary. For appointmont— (tome in oixl talk prices with oorches and roofing. No Joe office. Diversified genemi of­ edge of dewing essential. See pleasant surroundings. Hours IO N A MFO. ford, (Jonn. no c^yctlng. no dellveiy. Pick and_, spilt. Reasonsbis. Call af­ engine, transmission. trana tora lor framing ( and trim- ). ply in person from 8 p.m. to rtove and rafrigarator Inclu4 F-1 , ■ us. We have a trailer to fit ,oo ,maH. Call 64M144 ‘ fice work. Will train. CaU 646- Mr. Blakt', Pilgrim Ml|ll8, 434 can be negotiated. 647-1691. REGENT ST. own kit. i t a - i m ------te r 's p.m., 646-1076. axle, clutch, many exlrus. your budget. We're located on - ______Oakland at.. Manchester. ming. Must be number one 8 p.m. at the Hess Service'Sta­ LIGHT housekeeping i$»m. ful« •d Quiirt rasrtsntial araa. Im- 2040, iAmerlcan Universal In- MANCHESTER tion, 334 Broad St., Manches­ . ly furnished *01 Main St . M- Must he seen. $800 or best of­ Route 6, Wllllmantlc, Roctown, 3A\E MONEY! Fast service...... --1 - . PART-TIME cleiicnl help want- men. Top wages, steady work. MANCHESTER J School Dept, medlau occupancy. ,J160 CAU 2i|94890 sufUnfe (to. ter. TEACHERS and (touhselors I 6074 fer. 649-6731, 643-8110.'? USA, Dormers, room addlUons, gS' BAKERY ^leaglrl, experienced ed. For interview call 646-4422 CaU 643-2771...... 1„„ , needs census ^ e r s . Apply in Houseliold G ^ 51 monthlj Haal and hot (water _ ' ■ -4“ ■— needed In private boy's school, ragvs, [x:rchc; roofifig and YOUNG WOMAN for I'ounter preferred) Parkade Bakery, Mr. Maschio. Pilgrim Mills, person. Boarf o f Education, Includef Call MiWttt 1 9-6. 1969 ITAUA (Torino) GF-Y. E x­ 649-6820. DRIVERS for school buses. grades 7 through 12. Part-time Model Home Furniture .aiding. Compare prices. Add- wx>rk at the Dairy Queen Bra­ I 434 Oakland St., Manchester. 1146 Main St., Youth flervlce weekdays - | cellent condition. Four-months- Manchester schools, ■ 7 :30-8:45 and full-time. Live-In per­ 8 R(X)M HOUSEFUL KIJt'ERLY gentlemen to aharv M otorcycles— A-Level Dormer Coro., 289- zier, on Broad St. II a.m. - 6 a.m. 2:15-3:45 p.m. Excellent Office. Sept. 2-6. 6 room house. 649-94163 old. Must sell. Make an offer. IM48 p.m.; excellent pay. Apply tn YOU MAY be the .one. we’ro SEVERAL women poeded for sonnel; salary plus room and 19 PIEC ES Ma n c h e s t e r (ireen i-argr 6 looking for to • show Avon’s easy bench assembly work, part-time for 3rd shift workers, Call 646-2616 or 643-5056. B ic y c le s 11 person between to a.m.,, • 12 board. Call 1-928-5146 between 1297 fo u r-ro ^ apartmwil In qutet DORMERS, add a level, room completely new Christmas Fringe benefits. Apply In per- retired persona. We train you. 10 a.m! and 5 p.m. rratden^ are* cei tnus line ' iSra CHEVROET, Impula. ROYAL Enfield 780 cc's Intpr- noon or after 8 p.m. Premium wage scale. 643-2414. Apol'tmeiifs Flofs ‘ additions, garages, roofing. Gifts and Tolletrtea. CaU 289- son. Engineered Metals, 10 HU- MALE and FEMALE Sitiiotiom Wanted— Interior Designer wants rellabir ModenJ bath and kftrhen. with \idsudicd,O U ltm wagon, automatic, V-8, power epter, Bought in April, like *' Hard St., Manchester. CT^ERKS -j-To work part-time family or newlyweds to sccefA »tov» land refrigerator Im ­ siding porches. Complete BABYSITTER, after sc hoolj. CTLEANING man w'ant’ed for Female 38 Tenements > 43 steering, excellent condltliin. ew ;'C all 742-7484. i home renuxieling. Financing area of high school. Please ca|l In retail st^e; . nours Hours can be ------1______, ' | delivery of complfte. Model Du mediate occupancy. $180 C#nter St. 4 Thompton Rd.. Menchgtter J nights. Cali Bonanza Steak $1,178 or reasonable offer. 640- available. CaU Royal Custom .ifter 5:30. 646-3583. ’ arranged. Mutustbeover21, Ap- WILL CARE tor s m ^ caSd In- play of (Quality Furniture JUtt NEW ONE end iwo-bedrooin de monihly. Heat and hot water BICYCLES—new and uied. Re-‘ HELP WANTED House. 649-1154. | . . 3<78. , . I Builders, 646-3434. ply In person. 9S a a.m. m tot/> 7T p.m.,n » my liome days or evMitnga. removed to warehtnisea (or Pub- luxe garden type aparunam* includad CaU #47 9606. 9 6 Luxury Living Ai You'd 0«$ign It pairs on a!l makes. Open dally MATURE wonitin needed to # available now. CaU Paul 1964 CHEVROI/ET, standard JIG BORE ?Operatora — first, (TVmberiand Farm s Store. 449 Call 649-9764. Uc Sale Modern I complete weekdays On«( ft Two-Bedroom Apartmontt 9-8:30. Manchester Cycle Shop. CARPENTRY — concrete steps, work part or fuU-Ume in fabric Hartford Rd.. Manchester. ' W. Dougan. Realtor, 646a666 transmission, excellent condi­ Porachiile Riggen or Wiling To Lochu secejnd and third sh ift Lathe rooms with the $1,000 look « 182 West Middle Tpke.: floora, hatqhways, remodeling, store. Must have knowledge of t-ttVHA rjf JM apartmept tion with 2 mounted snow tires. Friencfly Ice t r e o m operators, second shift. Verti­ pc. Oonvertlble living Room. 649-2098 porches, garages, closets, ceil­ seizing. Days or nights axrzdl- DAY CARE In my licensed LOOKINO (or anything m’ real cloaed sun^porch. stove refrtg Frf« H6«t and Hot Watar $400^firm. 643-2323. cal turret lathe operators, sec­ 6 pc. bedroom. 5 pc. Dinette ings, attics \ fuilahed, rec abie. Ca)| 646-3333 tor inter­ 1st Shlf|w-.7:00 • 3:30 home, ^ to n area. 646-2616 •atate ranSats — apartmaats! erator. vrrprtlan Minds, twat 1969 T R IU M l^ D(i\-tomi. 400 918 MA}[N SraEFli-^A ST HARTFORD ond shift. Call LeMi Corpora­ POSITIONS AVAILABLE $10 down, you may purchase nomsa, multiple dwelltogs, oe Rantal All^o Inlcludai | 196^ VOLKSWivGEN sedan rooms formica, ceraiiUc. Oth­ view. ' • ed Kq ’ quJet, refined middlr: miles. (3otng into service. Coll Sewing Machine O^erater^ or WBKni^ Uorn I tion. eu -b e3.- AT any room IndlylduallyV Im (eas. OoU J . D Raal EeteU er related work. No Job too - h mutate, delivery or free •ged c ui^e or lady with refer All G-E kitcUn uipmant 649-0349. ' STORE C IJIR K FuU-Ume ' • ___ lA—-■— — - I Associates. Inc M66126. sedan. CaH 646-4036. small. Dan Moran, BuUder. WANTED — Men to drive ECONOMY ELECTRIC , storags encee, on bus 'tin* S o peta Evenings 649-8880 j Moiiday through Friday, 3 to 1st SMfh— 7:00 • 3:30 Dogs—«^ds—Refs 41 HOUSEWIVES— achool bus. good heura snd"...... -■ SUPPLY !■ CAP 4 OCP enlarge Plans HEPT»:MB*R 1st Elegant l*ho«>e ; 1964 OLDSMOBILE Ctotlass,, 8 niag m INI-BIKE, $100. Helmet, to p.m. Apply Charert ,E1sbo. GROOMING aU brMds. Har l^ifig** wilti .Self■('it*ai|)ing Oven a Tw«vDoi>r Refrig- RKMODEL!INQ done. Room^^d- good pi^. H. A. 'Frink, Wsp- ■ I Also our own InatanI (.rrsdl' and young, five room, first cylinder, standard transmta- Cull 643-6420. Route St), Vernon. * mony HUl. H d OhBm. Hebroa firator-Freezer • Dupiaar • -Di.xh washer! • Two Air ' jdTDtl^S, gi APPLY ■ ptag. tifAtOg after 6. p.m. If.lan floor apartment T^r»e bed Sion. In very good condition. garages, breeieways:', earn extra income with children in school! 2 or S a Electrical Cbunter Man ;R d . Bolton. 646-6427 < *»fiditi<)fiing I'nit.i a Traverse Rixl.s • Veretian Blinds ______EXPERIENCED, part - time rooma. all wall to wall carpet­ i^Fwibblied Beet offer. CaU 649-3784. 19eS“8 S X ,''600 CC'S. Exi-ellent FiTe' estimates. Work guaran- MBCMANIC tei^:eM.” Phone 643-7996 anyUme. bookkeeper, typing necessary, tf ■Full or part-time. aShIppOM *nd Receiving DISCOUNT fW n ITURE ing, stove, screened porch, ApartiwNits 43«A • Wall to Wall Cartietifig throughout, TWo Lwdruotn, condition. $880. Coll Alan, hoars day, S day week, all school iwcatiom off. Inquire In _person.______Holiday______TWO K r frE N s f looking .for 1965 CHEVROLET 2-door "(Bel ------• - . from t-8 p.m. In 2-glrl office. WAREHOUSE ^basement, enclooe d reer yard 4j»aijtnients ii^-.(u4lie one and one-haJf Im thi.~"'’ ■ 'mornings, 649-0061. < PIONEB1 PARACHUTE Lonea. 39 Spencer S t. Man- aDellvery good home. CaU 64t96460 after Air with Corvette 365 h;p. cn- Call 526-0781. ' ^ No experience necessary, For appointment'^— NOW 2 BIO LOCATIONS $225 montt:^' R eferc^ ee Se­ ^iTTilJhh^ 4Yf|flrn r i v t f r 5:60 anytime sriakenda. cy aparbjncnt' Apply Marlow’s, Ani|N« i|iarking,''ituifiiiidual liasenidnt stoiage, mus^ar (Da}l 649-4067. Must be 1966 VKTTOR .8Special B8A, 4411’’PavIng— O rlv*w ayi 14-A ’ I ■ ■ ■ HALE ROAD — MANCHESTER * Apply in .pjTsonj at \ 1660 Main St. Hartford curity required Mr FFechette. ElARN $60 atxl more In famous t i l Main it.. Manchester r\’ j*ntenna Convenient to traiisportatfon, shopping. appreciate. Asking cc's. Wlu sell for best offer P^N (tESEi raised wtih «^l- 522-7249 H H Frechette. Realtor. 64T- DRIVEWAYS Sealed This Is LATRE Operators —^iqpenenc- 824 Main St..'ManjjiaaUr $760. ' 649-8676. ' brand Itemsi No Investment. 644-1581 ' dr«n. male. $100. femsiis. $125' (former Fuller Brush bldg i / the time to restore the life find Help friends/shop from hofme. ed in olrcrafV'-'tOiI^rtm” ’*^ ITS Pine St Manrheste- Rental agent on premises 1-7 p.m. Also shown by / CALL 289-8890 work and large|'dloJbieter turn- _ _ 'v _ _ . _ ! ------BAitHELOiUI to share liom* i96S t VOlXSWAGEN, gixid IMOHONDA 126 88', good con^ appearance of your drix'eway. Send for free all new caupog. An Eqaal Opportrmit^ Employer 646-2682 t h r e e r o o m apartment Inga. Ttap pay for top person- after 6. 6460404 aplioifitment. One-quarter mile east of ^ i t ^2, Wilbur condiU(m, best offer over $300. \ dlUon. Must sell. CaU ^9-3686, For free e.sllmale. call. 742- Itopular Club Plan. D«pt- X- FINISH carpenters. A|^y to TOY POODLE puppl-ea. bisvrk tformar Norman's. Furr. stove and refrigerator, heat (‘rorts Parkway, Route 15 and I-W. j . I- ! nSi. FuU benefiu. Apply Rolo Office, V'-Aleo , Development CaU; 648-8103. after 5 p.ni. 9487. 601. Lynbrook, N.Y. or ailver. and females. - Warehouse first' door., no petS^^JIB Machine Co.. 55 Elm S t. Man- Oorp . Brooklyn St . RockrOle. J ail AKC CoU 745- at corner of Pl^ * Forrti 6-, month/ ftecurUy depooit T1IHKK furrfi::»h-e'6j sjxirt' TELEPHONE 646-2623 cheater ' Cosin’ 2677 . Mon-Fn ■$^,.,6at 9a * ‘ qqlrwji (46 10SI m^nf. Vee-eit 7*2 7Mt 'V... A V..:' PAOm EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1969 ___ MANCHESTEk e v e n i n g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY. AUGUST 26. 1969 Houses For Sale 72 PAGE NINETEEN I Houses For Sole 72 Out of Town b^t of Town Out of Town O ut of Town . Wonted— Real Estate 77 - 1 Tolland County 4-H Fair MANCHESTER —Well land­ MANCHBSxiro ' For Sale 75 ^ Sale 75 For Sole / 75 ForSolo 75 PINTO {Monkey Caught, CLASSIFIED scaped slx-roorfi Ranch. 8% BEBRrS WORLD PRIVATE party desirea build­ per cent assumable mortgfage, PACK YOUR BAGS!!! B Q im iN X flOUTH WiriuSOR — 8 room ing lot In South Wlndaor-lCan-' PINTO, People Interested VERNON — 514 percent assum- ^^^^UMBIA . LAKE^ 4^-Poom Ranch. Paneled and' heat­ Chester area. Cash. In Narcotlce Treatment Or- Back in Cage 3117 monthly payment, In­ on -approximately ope And move right into, our able mortgage on this immacu- a ^g JLe s ... ed rec room, 2-car garage. Ex­ ganlia Hon Inc., Is now, open cludes principle, Interest, and e, $16,800. / Philbrick Agen-J SELLING TOUR- HOME? Ftor Loving Care Wins Prizes Two people tave catprued the vacant 0-room Colonial. late Spilt Level. $1TO.99 month­ cellent area. $23,900. Hayes Monday throu^' Wedneeday ' taxes>..Priced mid 20’s. Owner,. cy. Realtors, 6464200. ‘ Icurod lawn and niale hooded capuchin monkey 643-2668. TrahaferrAa, out of state ly pays all. Wall-, to wall car­ •Agwicy, 6464)181. Eleven) ^ o r d : Bruce Kingsbury (4). Derpoel (3). Vernon; PriscUla aveninge, 6:30 to 10, In the ASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEI HOURS mimnind this ex­ gets results. C41I Lbuls Dlmock that escaped fjrom , the W ild" > owner must sell immedli peting, three or four bedrooms, . /I Union; Lisa Russell (3), Mans- Hutt, Coventry, and Nancy bottom floor of the Williams o.tely. Excellent assumable I dean 6-rootn Realty. 649-9623. of Willlngton, heifers and cham­ 8 A.M. to 4:!s0 P.M. MANCHESTERS S ^ R — - South End. family room, aluminum storms VERNON —Immaciilate 8-room Held; Marilee -- -- -French, -Man- Green, Willlngton. Cargo Pet Shop Aug, .18. i I mortgage with ' monthly you like land, 4-bedroom Colonial, pion breeding animal. BuUdlng of at Mary’s Epis­ Immaculate like new Califor­ and screens. Over % acre 'gardening and a Chester; Brenda Hatch and Home furnishings winners copal Church on Park 8t Carol .Moon of iS^Pegri St. payments of $135. We have NOTICE young, 3-zone heat, d l L h S Richard Aborn won the Grand and Robert ScUemo of 200 nia styled Ranch home oh the treed lot. City water. Call Im­ ! tato close by: CaU Dbv* Within 24 hours. Avoid red tape Beverly Amidon (3) of Willing- were Pam Smith (2), 'IV>Iland: An ex-addict, a parent of a COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED aW t . the key, so dome and see! cr, family room, fireplace, ga­ Champion beef animal award. Cooper HUl St. capturiMl It most attractive acre plus lot Please call 649-5306. mediately. Mr. Lombardo, Bel- Douton for Informatloa Instant service. Hayes Agency, ton, and Sherry Ducheaneau of Barbara Brown (2) and Brenda drug user, and a professional PUBLIC HEARING rage, close to Mancheeter-Ver- In the dairy class, showman­ Saturday. 4:30 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION , \ we’ve ever seen. Prle^ W the fiore Agency, 647-1413. ooncernlng this home pric- 646-0131 Andover. Hatch, Willlngton. counselor are on hand to talk PURCHASE OF non line, near Parkway. Ask­ ship and fitting: Warren Hoar, ola^adllne for Saturday and Monday Is 4:30 p.m. Friday high 20’s. Hayes Ag«)tcyi 846- COMPUTElRIZEnD CUS’TOMER < ^ y $27,000. 649- to anyone on an anonymous The monkey had been enjoy­ 0131. SERVICES REAL ESTATE ing $32,900. OoU{ ft Wagner. Bolton- Robert BerubcL. Tol Winners for foods included. For knitting, Brenda Hatch VERNON — ’Three-bedroom land; Scott Kibbe Elllmrton- Vernon: Nancy Strong (S), (2). and Brenda Silva (2). Wll- basis. The phonhAnumbar is ing his freedom entertain­ 878-3396, 643-9088.' ' ing residents of the’! Peart and YOUR COOPERATION WDJ. Ranch. Wall to wall carpeting BOARD OF DIRECTORS OOMFUTiiKTyihli» CUS’TOMEJR PhUip Luginhuhl, E llln g to r^ d Mitchell (2). llngton: Patty Carl, Coventry. 643-2800. ^ NEW LUSTING ^ 5-room Cape, Madtaon Sts. area. During ^hie , ,; BE APPRECIATED DIAL M 3-2711 with unflnlsh^ altlc, fireplace, B Sl' W throughout, garage. Nicely ‘ ■ TOWN OF SERVICE BOLTON — Custom built nine- 12 th Circuit — ■ - - * Kate Menard, Kay VanDerpoel. and Julie Wentworth. Lorrle Frank Niederwerfer, Vernon. time on "the ou^'ide”':’^ the pet garage, alurhinum siding, on landscaped lot. Convenient lo- MANCHESTER; room R a is^ Ranch. Three or Susan Mitchell (8), and Char- Elderktn Karen Kulo (4). BARROWS and W ALLAC E Co. cation. Hurry at $23,^. -Gall Premiere showman winners shop fugitive was w,^l-fed by treed l^t," $28,900. Phllbrlck CONNECTICUT B' & . W tour bedncAims, , large living Court Cases lene Taylor. Tammy Wentwroth and Donna Cont’inued From Preceding Poge Manchester Parkade Paul W. Dougan, Realtbr, 649- were Frank Niederwerfer, ja-iea residents. As tlmfc paesed^ - Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Manchester 649-8306 PROPOSED ORDINANCJ BARKOvifS and WADLACE Oo. room with'!: cathedral ceUlng grand champion and Scott Prom Coventry: Elaine Per- Howard. Tolland, Police Log 4538. , . guson (3), Sandra Aho, Michelle he became leae shy and this .'Notice is hereby given that B^anchester Parkade with full-wall fireplace, family Kibbe, reserve champion. . ^ ■ Engineering and Home Ma- PRIVACY — $2S,-900 Immacu­ MANCHESTER SESSION Jacobson (2), was what led to hla capture. . Investment. Properly Houses For Sale 72 Ma n c h e s t e r -custom huiit tMe Board of Directors, Tpmn of Manchester 649-5306 style kitchen, with built-ins and ------MoisieinHolstein breed classes:classes Jan rT $— ^ II Debra Brinton, chanlcs winners,w«uirn», rrotnfrom cx>ven*Ctoven- /fl-room Raised Ranch. Stove, late Raised Ranch. Country Hartford — $18,200. Five- glass sliding door, large fin­ ARRESTS Saturday, while the monk lvl4-.Al-.aA_ s.___ . * n’l/lTYl RonoVi ViA.aA4 The court handed out 2 nine- ^ U o , Hebron.' Junior calves; - ' '-.j For Sole 70-A MANCHESTER — Six - rpoip disposal, dlshwa.sher, two-flre- ■kitchen, two fir^Vaces,'%e7rV- Ranch, baseboard heat, ITOR’r a CoventrjT— 8% room ished rec room with huge stone .. _ . , ■ Vem Bahler Tolland «»nmr Hriecllla Hutt. Anne Aron- Doyt (2). David Aronson. Ml- Robert Morgan, 22. of 32 Val- o ccu ^ ed ^ th a s t^ k __—of atlon room earaire baaement, trees, near bus. As- a Public Heapffig in the; Colonial overlooking Center places, l'/4 baths, double ga­ 'Ranch,a b leV A $127 monf pays ' all. ------Assum- fireplace, three full baths. nuinth BenUnces in two^cUffer- ^ ^ d Kim Lodder. Marilee chael McKusIck and Oeoige »«y charred Wkh-lWlure to MANCHluSTERX— Modem Park. 1% baths, two-car rage. Hutchins Agency, Real huge treed lot W c h in s A « n percent, $133. month- gearing Room a t ^ « Municipal Hurry this separate tiled laundry room, ent ixm-support cases yester- try junior vearllne- P r^ k Nie French. Mary Peace, Rose Ann Jacobson; from Hebron. Wll- obeys state traffic control sign Main pt. buiiarhg^'Trtciudlng garage, large rooms, immedi­ cy. Realtors, 649-8324 -Hutchins Agency, Realtors, ^uildlng, 41 Center Street, Man- tors, 640-8324. last. Pasek Realtors,Realtors. 28828*,-- two-car garage. Many extra day. George Frank. 30. of d7r;vi^eL S r * v e ^ ^ “ “ PhylUs HoHman, Ham Rich. Wart StolnmlUer and ^ \ ' - • ‘Rra- two stores and warehouse. Ex­ ate occupancy. Ha^os Agen­ ______;______649-8324. Connecticut, ’Tuesday, 7475, 649-68P7. 742-8243. Also, Patty Barry, Mansfield; StoinmlHeu-; from An- “ «»• Court dote SspA 8. cellent;! Income producer. Rea­ cy, 640-0131. FOUR-ROOM Ranch with rec FOUR-bedroom Ranch, garage ------^ptembep''2, 1969, at 8:00 p.m. S r*'to c R Aiihford, and Thomas Lum ! 28, P h illp *^ U ig to ^ ^ i* * * P W U p ------do n .oh*-, VERNON — Redecoratrt 7- sonable. Call for details. Hayes — room, treed lot. Near shopping large lot, full cellar. Can you HOR’TH Coventry —New Rais- tjb, consider and act on the fol- “ ■ - a o n w » , b«. PI**. PUP. y s ;;;„ r , Agency, 646-0131. MANCHESTER, $26,900 like top this for $I9,900. Mitten Ranch. Garages, ll^ baths, l 6 v ^ : room Split level, 90x2cio lot. and bu.s line. Ideal for retired ------^ d w ^ ^ t e n c e d b y J u .^ ' R « u d a « r “ aim M ^ non; DavW Rolfe. m « y t e r t a y and- c l ^ new! ^ Three-bedroom Ranch­ or .starter home. Bralthwalte Realty, Realtors,~ 643-6930. formal dining room. Acre j^ h e purchase of real estate Ideal for In-law situation. Sub- L E G A L er, carport, large kitchen with ■tantial cash or owner assist­ Th^as ^rrigan. k ^ ’ Schneider and Cindy Lana El- . Winners of blue ribbons for them with delivery of liquor to Agency, 649-4893. treed lot. Many extras. Assum- .^ fronting on North School youths received clossea: Wendy Hngton; Barbara Brown (2) “" ''‘*1 ge«JUne engines, all from • minor end poaeesaloncf liquor built-inq, fireplaced living CAMBRIDGE St. (with it’s able mortgage. Pasek Real*- '.'.S t r e e t and bordering ed financing. Will assume Logd NoricM NOTICE Houses For Sale 72 arching maples). Attractive ^ fines each tor Ihe lUegal Meloche. Bolton, junior calves; o ^ r a Kills Brenda Hatch iniL ^01“ " ' “ *- John Merritt, Jay <»> PubUc property, room, (full basemdht, land- LARGE L Ranch. Seven rooms,' tors, MLS, 289-7475, 649-5827, 1 Union Pond, for the sum of present 5% per cent mortgage. discharge of fireworks. They and reserve champion; Laurie Merritt and-Steve Kaasman. t o w n o f older home, 6 rooms on one Arrested wwr« Leland "Terry’’ MANCHESTER scaped lot. Call Warren E. fireplace, bullt'-lns, V/t batfife, © 1944 It MIA, Ue. 742-8243., . I $8,200.00. $W4.61 monthly. Bel Air Real are William Baldwin, 19, of 487 Meloche, senior yearling; Rich- - Willlngton. The Manchester Planning and floor. Pleasant living room, DECBEE ON UMITATION Home grounds and nursery Murphy,...$l,^ 49 Wells St. and Howland, Realtors, ’ 84,3-1108. huge recreation room, garage, • A copy of the proposed Ordi- Elstate. Vincent A. Bogglnl. N. Main St.; Michael M^eako, Abom, senior calves, all Blue ribbons for canning were ,„jnner was Kate Zoning Commiaalon will hold a 2 PF CLAIMS AND BETCRN trees. $27,900. Hutchins Agen- spacious dining room den VERNON — Neat 6-room r , . Realtor. 643-9332. Menard of Richard Longb, IT, of 6 Peoil 8t, PREFERRED O K ! You blame all our problems on Dr. Spock— I ^ A eXJURT OF PROBATE, 19, of 224 E. Middle Tpke., and cowa and breed champion Vernon. was also charged with oontribu- public > hearing on September 8, MANCHESTER - New IKstlng. cy, Realtors, 649-8324. kitchen, 2 bedroom.,. Full b^e-' may be seen in th e’Town notoen at Coventry, within and for ------Guemtey breed ------Schneider. Alan Bernier ( 10) PORTER ST. Investment property, 3-famlly, ______:___ blame theih on Queen Victoria!" ment 44x28, shaded front *”*’ ^ bedrooms, fire- ^ ® office during business TOLLAND—Truly gnre-enn^kit. U»*i District of Coventix- on the 4th Daniel Topping, 18, of 130. Birch Uuemzey breed classes: m . -i d * Natural -*.-*4*, science:. uaviyDavid orown,Brown, ting to the delinquency of a ml- ■* T:S0 p.m. In Um Municl- n<^. pal Building to propose amend- six-room klng-.slzed Colop: aluminum siding, fenced in MANCHESTER — ■ 7 - ROOM porch. Roof has deep over- P'ace. basement garage. . room RanchTm SaTe to-' ‘^ r e t n « . ^ ^ v i r c . Rappe, calves. ling (2). « * v . n Kmwmnn, ■yard, central location,’ excel- Cape, large living room. hang. Garage tree., '■‘ terrific value at $21,800. Call Hated at Manchester, Con- terlor, stove, fireplace, built Esq.. Juiise. Donald Dezao, 44, of Sfur- ®**Hor yearlings, breed tham- Columbia and Cindy RyrhUng, According to police, Longo ments to tile Zoning RagulaUona lal. Beautifully maintained Chi motion of David J. Huffman, Flowers, ■ VegetsMes followe: lent condition. Must be seen formal dining room, fireplace, ^— Convenient location near bus • Doris Smith, Jarvis Realty Co. "ectlcut, this 22nd day of Au Ins, garage, beautifully land bridge. Mass., charged Mrlth reserve champion, Hebron. and Murphy were arrested et by original owner. Three „ ____ executor. Swamp Road.Road, Coventry,Ooventi AR’TICLE II. SECTION *— to be appreciated. H. M. garage, treed lot, convenient scaped, lot away from traffic ’Truman M. Hun-Hul breach of peace, pleaded guilty -Ayrshire breed classes: Judy Blue ribbons for vegetables. Members’ Scrapbooks win- Owter Park where they were bedrooms, 1% tile baths, Houses For Sale 72 Housas. For Sale 72 Dow 20’s. Ulllan Grant, Real- Healtora, 643-1121. gust 1969. • 4 O if XTI a _ __■_ m . Concerning Industrial Land- frechette, Realtors. 847-9093. location, $26,500. Phllbrlck John I. Garslde Jr. ners. from Oaanentty. Debcni found with three 18-yeer-okl fireplaced front to back liv­ -Agency, COVENTRY — Restored 8- Jeff Allard <2), Cindy Clark (61 Use ing room, formal dining Secretary $23,900. Colli ft Wagner 875- Court doth decree that three tence. and breed chkmplon. Brinton, Pot Oarl, Barbara girts and a bottle of wine. HToHWOmrui^I^-bTH^rn;^ Agency, 646-4200. BJ^CTffiSHTER — Executive MANCHESTER — iSrl-Ievel ®<3-1153. room, 4-bedroom 'colonial, 8 3396 6X3 QABfl ^ ’ mcntha.be allowed and limited for Trnrl Frnrtk Niederwerfer (3), Judy ’nus eertlon has besn com­ room, -eat-ln kitchen, 28’ Board of Directors saw), ^643 9088. u,g creditors of said estate to ex- Eklwards, 25, of Dam and daughter: Jeff Bris- Huddletton. Sharon Ingraham, The girts were turned over to. new, 7-room Crdonlal, with ev- MANCHESTEH — Two-story W b e d ^ m Colonial In fine contemporary Ideally suited Niederwerfer, Craig Parker Cynthia Ingraham, Pal True- thelr.panpttk. 4 pletely revised to remora paneled rec room with bar, residential area *90 ann i^on ------p*.icu NEW LISTING — Clean Hreplaces, original wide floor Manchester, Conn. ------klblt their claims against the same Forest St., pleaded guilty -;€tte of Venvoii. 6 erything, over 2500 sq. ft. ,of home, two baths, 4-5 bedrooms, COVENTRY LAKE) — 3 room □ H>euie executor and directs’direcu that n rtwayww KbUp** and Kate Menard. man. Laurie Rowland, Peggy Lon ^ and Murphy will ap­ retail business uses from 2-car garage. Call Suzapne j'D .S S e * 'r ^ a to s h^ ^^Lrg"fam ir™ s quC «/«P'ace in ^ .rg^ ^ boards, 2-car garage, 7 acres. Lamb and ijiheep VTInnem graceful living area. Prime lo­ central location. Newer fur­ cottage overlooklne- lakn in "oHue be given of this order f being found intox- From Coventry: Sandra Aho BeauUeu, Jon BeaUlteu. Staan pear In court Sept. 8. Industrial aonea. Develop­ Shorts, ,640-3233. J. Watson 643-8129. I growing lam iiy. inis qualt- enclosed r»rehporch, -ai»u city i utilities’»hi Estate, Vincent ” '^*“ ‘” *'“ 8 lake. In- by advertising In a newspaper hav- icated and was given a ____ 20day Showmanship and cution, top quality and unique nace. Ix)t of house for $20,500. ty 'built home offers 4 bed- $23,000. Philbrick Ageficy Real- A. Bogglnl Realtor, 643-9332. sulated paneled Interior, needs ‘ns a circulation in said district, R„*«.nrt4.a ____ _ (2), Priscilla Hutt (4), Rose R’owland and Sandra Aho; also ment requirements are in­ Beach A Co., Realtors. copy there^’’'7n sen tei^ and placrt troduced. floof^plan makes this an out­ Hayes Agency, 646-0181. MANC’HESTER — Redwood Tooms, 3 baths, tremendously tors, 646-4200 tank, $3,600. p'u'blK'Sf land, Anne Peace, Mary Peace (2). Nedwied of ’IVtUftnd. AOOIDBNT8 Mever A ire^^ ‘ he^ubllc sign post In said Town on a 60-day probation period. ^Wlansky of To! Reason: To protect indus­ standing offering. Hayes Agen­ Rd. Lovely traditional 3-bed- ______—- NOTICE ^ Agency. Realtor. 643- P>ace where Am additional STarge of ■Dela- ^g^^geJon Beaulieu, Bruce Hutt, ' tUuba- winning blue ribbons Edward Pcrgiovannl, IT, at cy 040-0131, evenings Mr. Han NEW LISTING ^—7-room Cape, the deceased last dwelL George Jacobson and Michelle ***■ " ‘’rtpbooka were the Krmfty- trial lones, to rtqulrs Im­ BEAUTIFUL Spilt Level, as­ room Ranch offers spacious ®eHing and Impressive MANCHESTER — New Ust- Legal No|Kes Certified froht Record Sion of . liquor on public prooer- of Mansfield, firat year; “ *orge , East HartAort,, . charged with dier, 619-7613. with full shed doiqncr, large llvlng rooin livlth fireplace, ^Heplace, balcony, oversized *”8'. Five-room Cape, two-car PUBLIC HEARING a-Oo-Go’s, Pina and Puthohters, failure to driya a reaeonehle proved development and to sumable mortgage 6% per COVENTRY - SmaU year ty was noUed. ' WllUam Brooks of Tolland, first J®®obson living room with fireplace, for- formal dining room, huge eat- ‘^*'**"8 room, eat-in kitchen, 8arage, Nicely landscaped, .V1W..W. w w. ___ tLputt yeelerdey, *£lec prevent sporadic bustnsaa cent, 3 nice bedrooms, ga­ ’round five-room home. Pire* T A PROBATE COURT, held John Hickey, 86, of Wapplng 1?: Ken Shares and KIch and Nancy -*'***' 'development. m o l n *"...... kitchen with separate ■' eat- 20x24 family room with fire- treedt r ^ yftrd,yArd, close to bus line o bd eb o f iioTiCE ADDITIONAL and for the Din- was fined ISO an-er h*!** Clifford Shores, second veer; “ ychllng (3), Hebron: Kathy WtlUngton 4-H Happy hie cer struck the rear of a rage. large comer lot. Full place, qU heat, artesian well, ?ric?°of° Andote? S5'‘ th7a&d ^ being tound second year; AR’nCLE IV, SECTION »— room l/j baths, enclosed rear , lovelv fmihi,~«a P>ace, 2-car garage, utility and^opping. Only $22,900. H. ON APPLICATION TO se ll APPROPRIATIONS______Donna Grant. _____ BronowlU, Mansfield, Alan Ber- N®™«n«tn. oar driven by AlWui GhtdlneMI, price $23,500. Call on this one. porch, on treed lot, $29,900 spacious lot. Lake privileges August, a .d . 1968. guilty of evading responsibility. Lynne Oadrik, Ooneernlng - Group DerelHnca IMPRESSIVE 14-ROOM Dorch. on treeJ lot *9n non ^„^t,lnets, baths, on t o S •’“ »®"’ ®nt on Frechette, Realtors, 647- a t A OTURT®'®Of ’*'PROBATE. BOARD OF DIRECTORS DebWe G nu« and' Dave Kiito^ Kay Schneider. '^ ''"*''8 blue rtbboiw for 16. of 3KD New State Rd.' on Mitten Realty, Realtors 643- Phllbrlck Agency, Realtors, Rettuced to $18,900. S z ^ i^ Ju^l*®"^ Mia Keegan of East Hartford Thle section la aroandad to spacious lot, one year you ngir^l^® ’ P ^ r ‘ ^ “ ^y 'ot c o n - / : ^ ______Sf.SM TOWN OF man. all of Mansfield, second ® "‘»8ton, and Gary Parliek ^ New State Rd. of 4:45 pgn. C930. MANOR HOME 646-4200. Realty, 742>8530, 742-847tiM4ft- of Joseph H. Stefanik. late pleaded guilty to a charge of land Merrimakers, the Willing- permit slni^q building, de­ $31,800. Jacqueline - Roberts located. Custom buUt ------day of Augiut, 19M. M A N C H E S T E R , year, over IS. Debbie Grant was Katherine Stanford Ikxin date Sept. 8. "7 8 ’ ? 7 The ___ “ motorcycle without an ton Workers, the Honka Hikers velopment MANCHESTER Custom 8- Agency, 646-3339. ^fan Dyne, foremost In c^n- hlbUed her account i with said Estate operator’s license. She was grand champion with Lomne '''**'*"8ton, Reason: SIngla building Main house -4 bedrooms, Lots For Sale 73 CONNECTICUT Blue and the Pine and Potholdeni. Stanley McMUIen, 28, of Wap- Mjonchester Low 20's room Split, 2 baths, 2-car ga­ temporary design, $40,9W; Jac ______Estate of Mary Banka, late of ™ B R O N _R d „ Bolton. Beautl- Gadaik, reserve champion. ribbons for flowers, ‘ apartments era to be consid­ two bath.s, sunken living $14,900 — Attractive B-room nilAtlnA.T9i-kKA«»6fs Quellne-Roberta Agency^ A ***._*..*-' fiillv med an application for toei aacer- from Vernon and Pot- rage, built-in kitchen. Beauti­ 646- HIGHLAND Park Area — Large said District, deceased. Notice is hereby' given that Market lambs: Debbie DeJa- roon- Peter Menard ^ ptng, charged with bOlure to ob- ered group deretlinge, and room (Blue .sUme fireplace) home 2 bedrooms, dining 3339. • -L ...... utxigtf rpjjg Administratrix.' having made h o ld ^ also Ued for the Ver- bain a OolUtootIcut Branse, alter NEW LISTING ful near acre wooded lot with lot, could be divided into two written application to said Court, the Board of Directors, Town SS;.^^dr4C" iS “ TeH^'^.^Tn^red^’a 7 ^ matU-^-^:;i;;rt^.‘^^ Menard (OK'i^t. M =.’ subject to group dwelling i\ formal dining room, all elec­ room, hot water baseboard non O ran^ Home Eo ’Trophy. his etsr vras strack to the rear tric kitchen, .’10’ paneled privacy ' ajid brook. Hayes building lot.s. City utilltiea. $10 - ^ t^c^rdance with the statute, for of Manchester, Connecticut, Wt^en, paneled Uving room September. A.D.' m»^*'a?*V.So'nolo in a breach o f* * p ^ e Donna Grant., Dave 1/**"' Menard, Immaculate 6-room Cjipe, Agency, 646-0131. , . heat, attached garage, Hutch- Immaculate 000. Ask for Mr. Philbrick. part of the re^ estate described wlU hold a Public Hearing In with stone fireplace, large fov- ° <='»ck in toe afternoon, at toe Pro- -hBronna Oram won Sharon In- Zones Residsntlal A, B and 6T~ luljaixsnt) piuielctl flreplai-ed thing, near hosplfu, $’20,000 lot, with artesian well, on resi- of this order ' — In the c-lasa of Animal andl w,.-. k-«i.ie- of this order in The Manchester ioao nfat R«nn8:00 nmp.m. ir% to nnnaidArcoiu —:------*!‘tvlng a circula- being Intoxicated In public, and grand chamoion m&rkM i«m K sraham. Plant Sclencea. C and Bustom I, II and ni. Jen, House Bcsiutlful klteh- Kenneth Ostrinaky. Realtor, b'lths. two-zone heat, dentlal-street near school and Evening Herald, a newspaper hav- 7 *‘°**^™**^ etl., I’arkliko wcxKlcd .set­ 043 1333 firnriiBre.garage, nltvcity wnfpi*water nt^Hand anti/nf-asewers ,wAx*lC Modern kitchen, llv- toUe . T , Ing - a circulation______In ______said District, and act on thq followliig: and Dave A l«, Sheri Appel.,.in. Bolton; Thettoventry Prtdtora won drtviw^^ Bffactiva control by the RAINBOW REALTY with raised hearth ■ Approximately one acre, on two consecutive idays, 'and by beOTOomS, well treed ^cre -lot, to each of the ptyims interested and Charles Pelkie, 80. of Vernon, diamplon i Usa Russell. Mansfield Commiaalon Is toclifiM. ting in excellent residential Be first to call at $24,900. Col- ftroiMnos eAnv..i at I ' ^ttll 049-8641 or 649-0422. posting a copy thereof on the public the I’ rojert l^ p h y ^ fireplace, formal dining room, ______sign-post nearest to^the place where Proposed additional appro­ btolt-lns, fireplace, vvall to wall “SiU orde^^^^orde*r“'‘‘ all®‘at'’'llkst------P'f.a^ed- ^ guilty ' to a change of- • Registeredp • ^ p : Donna SchAelder (2) and Alan Bernier from the Rockvillennnkv4n« day at 7 48 a. m. whi*i their omn Newington Oflil-Blll area. Idcail for kirge active RANCH Beautifully decorated, H-Wagner Realty, 289-0241./ ' _ carpeting, rear porch, \ Junior Rsaaon: To accommodate three bedrooms, walk-out base- HEBRON — near Qav mtv t*"® ,taaonry ment. brgezeway. attached ga- beautiful acre coroer^St’ fled Pe«rra 'postog^e to?ip2fd Budget 1969/70, Board of By toe (Surt,------lane and was fined $20. over one year and ram. Ellis, Willlngton. os a blue ribbon for BoctaJ M l tlia i-W Oak housing tranda. study in wolk-out, full base- Atteit: I A charge of evading responsi- Grade sheen I.,vnii Rniw ^ 81., and John Muslkavtk. <>n.;.0(,lUc. f.lneHt con.stnieled Ip-ting, iJmoot now. stays, mod- ‘-'‘to.structlon. East Center St. Education $8,460.(X> Child care winners, Kay Van- Sclenoe Clasa 48, at ARTICLE rV. BBCnON •- PANELED walla and carpeted ment. Many extras. Ask­ NOH J. PREuas. Judge b l^ y w » ^ Mansfield, b r ^ l J i n w e ^ ^ 238 (Jhartar Oak 8t- :ihd dcHlgned (low inaln- orn kitchen, formal dining $29,909/ Philbrick loi.tot^®$24 124,000. ^ “ “ pnilbrlnkpmibrlc‘ r Agenc? Agency. Manchester. Ready to build, ®->' of this o1 to order ^ S S all fp iP at r ^ least lP ^ o7 p days V ” to finance the. State’s „ 4. por- Concerning Public Oarogaa floors are just two of the many Renltors, 646-4200. ing $25,700. Owner, 643-0908. teniLm-e In mind), large r(K)in,r(K).n, 2 nrcpla^es,flrcpla(o..s. large A8oncy. Realtopri, 640-4200 ♦4$4,800.,huo. j J.. u G.. PPossumossi 643-0859 before said time assigned, and re- tlOD Of Project; Head Start A PROBATE COURT, held plng^ and lervlce ftatlona, etc. nice features of this six-room __ ’ ' turn make to this Court. VTVI nnnrnvertapproved hvby the fVin-Con­ ,(,; ro^'Sani A??S5xfM^ELY four acres necticut State Department trlct of Ando._., ______A $2,000 inotofx'ycle owned by rooms,' formal dining room, to offer at far l«-low re­ bell rooms ^ HARTFORD $26,500 Aunut, A.D.! 1969. ' ' out a Ucenae emd one rati mr an Miscellaneous livestock:' ‘ : Many in Town Win platety ravtsed. This iiivl- placement eostH, S\i/jinne Phllbrlck■k' Agenev ReaU^s ‘ hW "pacdou.s 4-bedroom, Colonial, double garage, !•/, prime land. Near community of Education from funds al­ Present, Hob. Norman J. Preums -----^ Pelsteln, gerbO; Marla Wayne Jutraa, M Moiite St., kitchen and 1% new baths. - K y Realtors, center^ntrance Colonial .1. in baths, fireplaced living room, college site and new Route 6 Judge” ” ‘’ unreglrtered motoroycle. gedart whU« n,t... , slun more affectvely con­ Short.s,' n46-32.’i:i, Fxelu.slve 046-4200 AT A p r o b a t e -c o u r t , held located under Section 10- " Cream Puff disappeared yesterday from be- Nicely treed comer lot with prcfetTcd—c^errea locution,location, convenient rormniformal uiningdining room, rec room, , $21,800$21,500 Philbrick AgencyAvenev at “ Coventry,_Coventry, within and for toe htod the Jutras residanre. The trols ussa which require Redwood fencing, 24’ pool and J. Wi'iLsoh..' Beach & Co., on toe 21st 266c of the Connecticut Gen­ of®%fev?J. “ " ‘Said fort Zoning Board of Appeala- Iteallors. YOU’LL THINK you’re on vaca- “chools, .stores and convenient location. $31,900. ? Realtors, 646-4200 District of Coventry, censed, j charged with disregarding bons. 4-H Fair Ribbons front lock was cut aixl {xillce privacy. School bus stops at day of August, A.D. 1969. ' eral Statutes, as amended 8-Bedroom Ranch on Bus opproval. 0 tlon when you own tills 6 room ‘■■lurches. Owners anxious for Call 'Warren E. Howland, Real- ' ------^------PresePresent. Hon. David C. Rappe. The ExMutor. having exhibited a 0tate traffic control sign Swine- Tmn r (ConUnuod from Pago eicnrn) ray they taurW| tnu ka, ahowing comer. Apsumable 8^4 per cent Judge. (P.A. No. 35). Line. Fireplace, Living his account with said Estate to this “ gn. swine. Tom ixnne ot Coven- Deborah Is vice (irealdant at Ranch. Maintenance Malntcmanco free •‘‘Ale- Phllbrlck Agency, tor, 643-1108. . ------Court for Mlowance, Md filed an N ^ e d guilty and was fined try, lightweight hogs EUeen where the bike was led fnxh Reason: The Zoning Board mortgage. Price $24,900. Prin­ Realtors, 640-4200. Estate of Roy W. Martoidale. Proposed additional appro­ Room ■with W/W carpeting, applicaUcti for the ascertainment of $18. - ^ bon for her denionittruUoh on Ui* Zipper N Spoons 4-H club. o f. Appeals boa requeeted aluminum siding, great ,blg Avery, medium weight; IJebra LaurtolUs, 14, junlor Ma$>le St. The hike wtss a Har­ ciples only, 649-0107. Ct)LC)NIAL Ten rooms, O u f o f T o W h d^ceaSed^'"'"*'^’ priation to General Fund ent-in Kitchen with buUt-ins. distributees and an order of distribu­ ’ ■Pa|»er Weights ” A booth dls- aonlng rsqqlramanU so that Flr.st family room. 2-car garage, 2 tion. It Is ieoder. Is the daughter of Mr. ley 4>avtdlKm mddal.{,blue wttti Ca t Executrix. hariUg exhibited Budget 1969/70, Board of Full Baaement. Lot over 4 decUlons May Im booed on^ BRICK older home In very floor consists of largo living batlis, Ireti shaded yard. Only r w r ^ a i v i 9 her account with sold Estate to this .“ ORDMED: That thi 9th day of St-, was fined $28 f b r ^ p ^ ^ g * cnlered with her sister,’ a diamond tutted sraU aixl I D FIRST OFFERING Court for aliowanco. and filed .on Education $45,194.00 hundred feet deep. Call Len September, A.D. 1969. at 1:00 A charge of r^kleaa market hog. Setilor ChrisUne -itod, Mrs-jAnthony Laurtottls of specific requlramanta. good condition. Tlirce bed­ roon) with fireplace, dining $28,000. Keith Agency, 046-4126, number 68xlCH12nu. CENTRAL LOCATION VERNON — Four bedroom appUcatloti for- the ascertalnmont of to finance approximately Ferrl at 646-1117 or 875-8560 f f i e 'offkS ^i‘X r n bi tlSd washed. »howmonshlp and fitting was -Christmas------Balls, ” won a blue ^ Bush-HlU Rd. She reeetved .AR’ncuE IV. aBcnoif »- rooms and bath on .second room, modern kitchen with 040-1022. distiibutece and order of dis- bulU-lns, den, large EXCITING (Colonial plus family room..,“.;^|lS‘„‘,‘"u Is one-half of Project I, a re­ toe mme Is assigned for a hearing A ndUe was entered In the Mamie Crane, junior ribbon award. Allison worked as « i-rad ribbon to reeord book ' Concerning Vehicle Parking floor, ovcrslziHl cloacts, Spa­ family on the allowance of said account! ^ ohiii.. ^ le re d to the showmanship and fitttog by BUCKLEY SclUK)l - Capt>, 8 living^ room, fireplace, . ___, . formal...... ORDERED:------That..... the— - ___ 22nd da’_y medial program for . ap­ a su{>ertotendent In the food di­ and one Uue and one red to This section hoe been com- cious dining room, hentiVd sun- px>m, plus finished rec room - <.BIg)it-room home with five CONTEMPORARY dinine room kitohAn wifh September. A.D. 1969t at 8 o'clock Hurwit & Simons art on said application and this Philip Jacques, 28, of Maria Bedard I'Jothing. , Ellington In basement. Second fkmr 1ms r(X)in.s, 4 bedns'ins, 2 full rooms down, three up. 1 % Uiniiig room. Kuenen with t^e forenoon, at the Probate proximately 150 children ap­ Court dlrecu toe Executor to give 422 South Rd., Bolton who had vision at the ftor. pistsly ravtsed and Ineludae room. second bath, living room built-lns, gurage. Only $31,900. Office In Coventry be and the .‘?am,e. 212 Tolcottvuie Road, nrtipe thereof, by publishing this ttoarged ivith ’hr«>eh ^ Rabbits: Jim Nozllan of Ver- Debra ■’Is, a director ot the 4 bedrooms. On one acre bath.s, formal’’ dining room, baths. Excellent condition proved by the Connecticut order In some newspaper having onarged -with breach of Suaan R »k»r ,># Christine Mlsovich, 10, receiv­ space requirements " baaed G has fireplace and french doors No expense has been spared H.M Frechette -RA«ltnry publishing this order la under Section 10-266c of tHe of the persons Interested and resld- fry, charged with fraudulent ts- Wierr> Hampton and two wWte In arts and ing areas. Good basement. Enjoyable . 'finished off with boat, breeze* garage, new gas heating de.sirable Roc:kledge area. 1- X . X , ® ^ some newspaper having a clrcula- tag outaldc s^d District, a copy of suanoe of a check noUed IZ), i^bert Hampton. Bonnie Four ntiunbsrs of the Man­ Agency, Realtors, 040-4200. Connecticut General Sfat-v ______tills . Is order,OPHAP allnil at At leastlAttttt seven WAlrMt ^yaftmoa srsursMeXS. • « _ rrofts, eight blue and two red; ARTItnjE V, BBCnOH »- backyard with Iree.s and flre- way,. 2 ear garage, new altiinl- unit, big roomy basement, •Three bedrooms, 2'/j baths, er, V’e have Just listed a cen- tlon in .«!ald District, and by im.stlng chester 4-H Bake and Baste SlaiiiH jiito P ole etc Only $29,900. Move in utes, as amended (P.A. No. TOLLAND 6-room custom . pf heartns. and Susan Armstrong of 467 Main l to the {XMter contest, one blue; Con^snUng Bnforcemem place. Walking dl.slanoe to JUST listed 6-room .Oolimlal Mum siding, $27,500. Phllbrlck '.30' fireplaced,! beamed cell­ ter chimney, authentic Co- a, “ Py of,‘ his order on the public return make to this Court. Gadzik, breeding doe; taub received awards. Club tomorrow, T. J. Crockeitt, .. J I At. t.111 sign-post In the town whero dc- 8S). , built Cape with 1% baths, full 3t., changed with fraudulent is-' .L. ing living room, large stone lonial Cape nestled in the hills ceased last dwelt arid by leavUig By the Court. and blue ribbons for record Itook 1 ______. -V-. . Telephone and electrical serv- A n w " section wiitol^ ro- Maln-rand East Center SI. Mid featuring country size kitchen, Agency Realtors, 040-4200. Realtor, 643-1577, Buonce of a chec*C Wued. fierlor; Bonnie Love, buck, jun- .leaders are,-Mrs. Peter PelU ot foyer, fornuil dining room', of Glastonbury in a pic- mailing in certified Proposed additional appro­ V dormer, one.-car garage, love- ^**®**l ,. and scrap book. quires that a developer 20’s. ;sLHlian Grant, Realtor, IMi batlis, garage, private .. tnrnoAiiA ax^ttinrr ci ‘<^^tcrs postagc prepaid, ond return ly wooded lot sttukted to the NORMAN J. PREUae. Judge A pre-sentence inv^'gaUon lor; Deborah Brinton, ' buck, STB Bldweli 81. and Mrs. Oer- Ice were disrupted for a l ^ t an (opening i on to private'! luresque setting in a prestige receipt requested, addressed, to priation to General F ^ d She received n blue ribbon must obtain a "Sits Oevel- Walton W^ Grant Agency, 043- freed yard. Ijow 20’s. Keith MANt HESTER Two^tory hills of Tolland. T. J. Crockett. was ordered to the cose of Ron- senior, and doe and litter. old Thibodeau of 270 Hackma hour yesterda]^ morning W $ r a 1163. i ' Agency 646-4120, 049-1922 home, .sI.k rixims, IXi balbs. patio), all! electric kitchen | neighborhood. Fb)' appoint- each of the persons Interested’ and Budget 1969/70, Board of awmrt for hei‘''(Jjfrri&titkratkx> on tack St opmsnl Parmlt" prior to a lot' Aoooo.r•—, residing uuuode outside said said Dlstrtcl Dlstrlc). a Realtor, 878-6279. old Nartowlcz. 21, of Enfield, Clothe* Kxhlblto ----- !------,! < , large kltehea, sereened-lii (breakfast room adjacent) ' ment call Phllbrlck -Education $48,483.00 LEGAL "Beeswax bandies." Christine bakery truck etrurS- m uUlKy building parmlt for oU banaa MANCHESTER Green area. . . Agency, copy of this order, all at Ici who {deeded guilty to two counts Blue ribbons for exhibits to Carol Bensen of 287 Istdlow IKircb, garage, op large shrub- an older colonial, one of the 14x20'-'ftimlly room. Fine 646-4200. days before said day of hearing, to finance approxlniately one- worked as su|x>rlntendent to the R(. « t mu(r Mountain other than resIdeAUal. - r ' and return make, to this OouH. BOLTON Lake — Waterfront of Indecent expiosure. DUposl- the clothing department, from Rd won two blue ribbons and bery lx>rdercdrti>l. tiejilral *>■ choice family type of homes. paneling, many bullt-lns,^ half oAProject I, a rem ^al NOTICE ftxxis dlvlxltst ut the fair. Reason - Ths existing regu­ VERNON I By toe Court, California style home, 8 brt- tlon of a sentence Is scheduled Ellington, Jane Crtpjis (3), on« red to clothing; one blue In Soft Boot Sew-Simple stereo, complete alr-condl- DAVTD C. RAPPE, Judge. Sheila. Marletw, Allison and lations jfto not provlds tor eiiUon. OwnfM-, 049-5O77. No Tli^oe down, three up, two full program for approximately rooms, large enclosed porch TOWN OF MANCHESTER for Sept. 28 Ellen Cri|>pa (2), Luann Man­ cn.-i « .1,^ . . ^‘**!*.i.^* blue, one red and one The driver the truck, Wsa- ngenta, baths, carpeting. Attic, full tlonlng systiOTi, carpeting, NEAT AS A PIN ' 150 children approved by ChrbUnc are the daughlere^of *hlte to arts and crmltM any ehscks on tbs sito wtwii And beatlfuUy landscaped Is with Bundeck overlooking lake. The Manchest»r Planning and Elzzle' damql, 38, of Georgia, gold and Oorojthy Mangold. and ley atrickland. ti of South „ „ „ ,, , .. '"‘ ■‘'PiAent, gas heat. Two car drapes, are just a few of the Connecticut ^tate De- . Mr. and Mr*. Michael Mlsovich, and II Ik onUctpolsd that MANCHESTER this six room Ranch on a Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Zoning Commission will hold a {beaded not guilty to ch arts From Vernofi: Dawn Batche- one blue and one red to re«jrd Windsor, r*calV*d slight cuts on TER well plannet^ garage. Fine residential nelgh-„ '" '‘ "J' fine fealureii' for the. partment of Education from ' 646-4200. : • • - . . ------tmprovsd deveiopmsot wtU 7'ii-room Ci great private lot. Must- bo NOTICE.. public hearing on September 8, of operating a motor veWde 'yj '2). Sandy Alpers (8i K ai^b^ ^ of the"l:lub”^ served •***•“ his face and arm but did not l^ajK', In towns finest borluxKh', Owner transferred.” ultimate In gmeiohsicious Hying1 funds allocated uijder Title . . Chris Bensen, tier sister, re- require hospUallsaUon. v rseidt ^uch mottsra oa Icjieiitlon, 4 1.. bedrooms.V.—1 Priced to sell at $31,900, Possi- malntenaftee. seen to be believed for only TOW n ' o F C O V E N T R Y hnifoKON —Must sell. TTiree- J969 kt 7:30 p.m. in the Mu- while hi. Ucen«i wa. under sus- I of the Elementary and nlcl{>at Building to hear and' pentton and failure to drive to Thomas <3i, Jean Connor, J celved two blue and tw». red Police aald thf IrucJi was landscaping, dralnogs, puto garages, fireplaced living pi,. a.ssume $16,700 6'‘4 per- By appointment. Suzanne $26,000. Don’t delay a coll bedroom Ranch, modern kitch­ ZONING BOARD Secondary Education Act of considermnsIHAr t>the1A fnllthuHna*following VAAfIflwan|>etitton: • fJv» fhc AMI establisheda Kl lAKsarl lane. fV«-^ TVlaJ _ i jdate — OllATlAnA Thylor Tavt/w (7),ITl Nancy .»^***^ alVullon In th® hom©* ribbons In jclolhtog, seventeen Irsveling south on Rt. m'^when Uc utility provtston ondj . roopj, paneled ded/formnl din- ,.ent mortgage on this one T, Shorts, 646-3233. Exclusive J. for. ths one. Please coll 649- en 'With buUt-ins, 2 full baths^ mak ng lent She Is aiso°dlr»c O F A P P E A L S 1965 (P.L. 89-10). ITEM 1—RUBY K. ft LOR- Sept-.4. Strong (3). Heather llolllster, blue, two red end three while u |*n me road and striick 'file d^vrways, sic. will ba tsosi- . Wnt.son Botu'h & tfo. , Real­ 5306 or 875-6611. . t^replace, first floor family tor of the fair aSMOctstlon.' .1, Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. There will be a Public Hear­ Proposed additional appro­ RAINE R. THRESHER — Bairy J. Cole, 26. o# 167 E 8u«an Lotos, Debbie Sllicer, Joe! to arts and'ilrafts: one blue and ttale tearing the side off the tldei^ prior to cenotrue- situated ton tree studded lot. ; y ______tors , COMPUTERIZED i Irpom or fourth bedroom, Diane Keeney, 14, {n-eSIden ing, Wednesday, September 3rd priation to General Fund ' ZONE CHANGE — ADAMS Center St., pleaded not gulUy to Samson. Suzanne one red In (>hob]gra(ih)t. and a truck and lipping It on IlSjalda ilton. _ Reallstleally prljeed $40,500. MANCHfcS’TER'l' Qtiaint Cape. CUSTOMER SERVICES ! partially finished recreation of Zipprn 'n S{xx>ns, received at 7:00 p.m. in the Board Room Budget 1969/70, Board of STREET ft“b E P b T ^ lR E E T charges of non-support and MHchell and Dawn Batchelder. Wue ribbon for her demonstra- ifos windttilald alao fall out A R T K lJr“ ir. SECTION •— Call Wnrron E. Holland, Real- g(X)d dondltibh. 2 or 3 brt- n o m with walk-out basement, four blue ribbona ^ e red and' uon tor. 643-1108. tn the Town Building to take u|> Education $11,979.00 Request for cliange of zone evading resporjsIbUlly. He will [F rom Coventry: Cindy fjfoin the Impfct. Resldsncs Zone C rooms, fireplace, nicely land- MANCHESTER —Oversized 8 B (Sl W drell landscaped % acre lot. one while, }ln arts 'and’i^crmfts. -cTirU will be among thoee the following appeals. to , flnante Project m , a to Business: II from Resi­ have a I w triii'ih September. Goble. " ~Priscilla Hull (4), Joan The truck had bean fully load- Paragraph B Is dsiatad and Owners anxious. $24,900. Phil-* blue and while ribbona to cloth- reprexenllng the Hartford Iknto- 'RANt’H ~0'i, rtxtms, first ^ l^ T ^ s iv b a r r o w s and. WALLACE Co. 1. WilHam’ H.~Kenyon, Church remedial reading program dence A and Business I for ConUiStances Simmons (2). Phyllis Hoffman e«l with bakery goods which replaced by "Group Dwelt- brick Agency, Realtors, 646- floor, plus finished rec room T 1 bullt-lns, family -Manchester . Parkade Lane, Coventry. Appealing for approximately 60 chil­ parcel of latid 'described on Mchaei Dennis, 22, of Rock- '2). Ellen Aronson (4). Barbara Ing; two blue and two red rlb^ ty 411 Club at the Bastern togs' Subjsct to tbs requliw- 4200. I sfiread over Ihe highway when In basement, sunket, fornial ' walk-out patio. Excellent Manchester 049-5306 from i q'uesUdh'of front set- ______map entitled: vUle, charged with breach of Kx|*»lllon In Beptember to^Ttoe' was ripped off . ments of Articis IV. Bsctlon ------condition. Don’t wtUt. H.M. dren approved by the Con- Bechtold (21. Sandy Ahoc tMI- dining room wllli beanled cell- NEW IJirtIng back: ocepsijaned by an error _ nectlcut State Department "Pro{)erty of ■ Ruby K. peqce by aasauK. to $ept. 8. c ^ le Jacohatto[72.) ^ cTrlene ‘‘ti. *" » '• « represent her rlub 2" LONDON Park. Hebfon.bfon 3tbed- BOLTON — New on market. .L_,. - ____ '-artene gibbon for her demonstration . . Strickland was!'ctairgadaabcl with Ing.’ and mediterranean. ileeor. Cape. Breezeway, ovendzeil .-"I'"'. ^ ‘''-'‘■hetle. Realtors, 047-9993 J Thr-sher ft' Lorraine R. Gary Klein, 19, of l$2 Bran- Jackson end Ellen Utmmons on M a ^ e l in the Casterr. ^ drive to ettabltahw) ARTICI-E I, S S m O N » - room Ranch, j^autlfully ^autlfull land by the "Town fengineer.. Re- of Education'from funds al- 8t4-room Ranch with complete­ 2 full baths, one off master garagy.; Outside .mm Heck MANCHk^.9TFR _ T h ^ h e r No 10 ft 22 De{X)t "Pa{)er Butterflies." She alao State* dress revue She was a ' Definitions J taster garaps.;. Outside .sun deck, hew MANCHESTE New on scapedl acre fre freed lot q’lestlng .a 20 to 25 foot vari­ (.located qn'der Section 10-2$6c ly finished basement, big wood­ lane and Is srhedulsd to sppear Street,Manchester, Conn. 38 Trotted to the rhatn{>Uin of arts snd beilvotim, .scrccrjeilcrooni ixtrch, $’25,- heinnrg-^i^eqi. Nltv treod-lotAA. .pAev ^uirkel, puirkel...... -6-room6-roo Cape oh uenu beaii- ance front setback. This a{>- of the Connecticut General y ed lot 180x3(X}’, fine residential - ...an Zeppa, Roberta Dumont I2) Miiriann In Rockville (.Trcull Courti $3 (li DwflnKton S Aportmeo# brook, wall., to wall.’all cpchrpetlng, Scale' $"-40’ December 22. In the- senior devtston 9(K). Phllbrlck A^ncy.n Real- Very clefe. I'l, M, k>^rii%B^ '''W l y tre;d” 'lotri?7ntrTl ^ aluminum; peal is based on Zoning OrtI-. Statutes, as amehdedi (P.A nelghbortiood. Immediate oc­ M ^ f 86 Lenox St., and ^ e l Bertrand <2). Laurie Pehovlak Z Sept 9 ' , I Itouss Is dslsted tors, 040-4200, ‘ ' r, ...,. storms, .paMment 1958 B%ydrt L. Griswold. j-raerve- cham|>ion of pho­ Realtors, 647-9993. -'tlon near school, bus, shop- rw rObm'wlU) ,^,ff, -J3.cNool bu$ nance 10.3. A hardship Is No. 38). - ‘ ' cupancy, T.J. Oocket.t, Real- Woods. 18, of 22 Preston Dr.. (2) Isabel R o l a n d Brt"v “ »* " « » The truck was valued all $8,- (2) Derinlllon T Ths deflnlr C.E: Re'visrt 8, 15, 69” all charged with possesaton of Tanelle ^ crafts dlvlttop of toje fair tography ' r ping, " fireplace,' ’ ' jalousied route, privacy, many P&W claimed since house and ga­ Proixised additional appro­ to#, 64S-1577. OW and Ihe oonlants. IMO. ikm of Group OwetUngs' la MANITIKSTFR. In a central MANCHESTER Uirge ____ : ^ A ttqoy of this application haa Narcotlc|i...... to..... Sept. 8. ' ^ ■ __ ___ . Theresa Kidney. II. receivsd Barbara liodemann.. IT Hoff­ ehiiiig^ to read: area with bus practically at rttam hom.. H,. baths oil hot gITh.' garage. Bel Air j Real workers ks neighbors. Assum- rage are compiletely framed. priation to General Fund ANDOVER— Must sell- Three ti-4n filed to the Town Clerk’s Peter IHitchell, 54, of 107 U ri 7< man Rd , received a red ribbon "Group Dwellings are bul^< \ the door. Neat four room house . baths, oil hot Eistate.-yincelit A. Bogglnl, able .mortgage.'Call owner af­ Location of pro{)erty—Flan­ Budget 1999/70. PoUce De­ candy Oliver and Cathy ^hlte ribbon to arts and ermfis; for her rvrtrrtf book Lourt. water heat, 3-cnr garage. 2M, Realtor. $43-9332 'bedroom Ranch. TVo - car office and- mS^ be Inspected School St.. chSdgefl with Ollv'e?. togs, or butiding. eed greenhouse dtirtn? normal office hours. ny. to Sept. 8. | ■*" ' Emm Mah.n.u4 r'-m i rvj blue, one red and three Bourque. t'Hottmam ltd. re- Dzen Bidjsow tog family dwetHng uaHa, beating -system, tiled bath, 2. Evelyn Makulls, Case Hill for S{ieclal Services, to be^ $28,900. Char-Bon Agency, 64» SEVEN-ROOM; Colonial, 2*^711- VERNON I $lk50o77ir service, with ofince. Acre lot. Only $24.- All Interested (leraons are In- Donald Mcx)re.''il, of Ashford, each bulUUng containing not nuxlern kitchen (.stove and re­ Rd. Requesting a variance financed by Increase to iins^,,l!;:f1t“.e.i.‘MaZ i" _ ^ j ed baths, largpe^ family room, 2 must sell, cute 2-bedroom 800. Helen Palmer, Realtor. vlted to attend this hearing. charged with failure to obey a record biok, and one blue In fevort book .art a wIill# ribbon On Water Main leae than 4 or more than. frigerator stay). ba.sement for an addition - and remodel­ Current Services Revenue. K'nzman and Gina Russell 643-6331. Dated this 26th day of August state traffic control oign, to Ihe poster contest For her lq '„)uTs. ond enatts Her sister. 1$ units except for s janitor Combination windows S e liw 1«W KR§"' tsebool District 4 I! 0’**.'“ '^®'.. Eanch. New fijvplace, furnace, ing of house for 2 apart­ Profiosed additional appro­ 1969. Sept, 22. demtrttrauon on Paper Flow- Nam y, received a b(ue ribbon Ths Anthony D*en Cbnslnic- t K.-ab 'rhree bedrbq'in Ranch. Atrl f!l; /.Porch, city util- roof, .storm.s, Jfcptlc, landscap- ments. lipcntlon of pro{)crty, dwelling unit as permtttad for $U1,!HH) T .I, Civekelt, Real' priation to G^ieral Fund BOLTON Center—Large 4-bed­ Planning and Frederick Hott, 49, of Hazort- Silva, Barbara Brown <2., Judy ,rs." she received a blue rib- for her record book snd two Hon Oo. at ManchasUr la ths eotidltlonet Itartlally flnLshed '“ '•gf 2- mg. Beach privilege.s. M. H, corner of|Rlver Rd., and Case Budget 1969/70 $92,000.00 room Ranch, extensive views Marco Hi. Katherine Stanford to paragraph 9 04 of thto tor, 04.3 1877. * ...... * Ramfe. riear'sehoni nnir«iA.s oao aio* '1 Zoning Oommlsaion ville, charged with operating a She worked as superinten- blue ribbon* ,tn arts 1 basement. acre pnrkllke hear'sehool, treed Palmer Realtor, 643-6321. and Debbie Borovick* d crafts apjwrent low bidder tor to section " 6 Hill Road—South. This vari- TRANSFER to the Capital to the east, IH acres, se|>a- IM. Adler Dob kin. motor vehicle to vlolatlan of a t In the cli|i(hing dlvtskm si I>otty Rrindamour ijecetvad a Small $111.IHX) RANt'ir. Five rv.oni.s, vatM, mahy extra.s, Helen ^ocMo\r. Charles anpe comes to under Ortl- rote tool shed and {day area. Blue ribbona from arts and •(ailing a tblnch water main S U M E D U L C o r AREA. f Improvement Reserve Ftind Chairman limited License and operating a fair blue ribbon for her record book, three bedrixinis, new ' kitchen Palmer, Realtor, 643-6321 Le.sperance, 649-7820? AERNON 5-room Rtmch, ni- crofts went to. from VertxH): 3 -t HEIGHT AND BULK Of* Medium n ^ ce 2.5.1. A harttlhlp Is for Capital Non-recurring Immediate occupancy, T. J. Clarence W. Welti. motor vehicle while Intoxicated, Joan Keeney,. 10. received one a blue ribbon to food*, and taro In W Kiddle Tpks , to run ep- eablnel.s. Beautifully laiuLseai'- - ixrvrc.ro..et. ^ ...... - ‘ached garnap. {wneled kiteh Kate Menard 12). Jeon (!kmnor proxlmalaiy -Mi tinsel feel, be­ mm-DlNGS TABLE MANCHESTER — 3-famlly, to ‘ ‘‘“ ^LDIATE OCCUPANCY — en. built-ins, wall to wall car- ' claimed since Mrs. Makulls' ex{)endltures. to be .fi­ Crockett, Realtors, 643-1877. Secretary to Sept. 8. blue and two rrd 'ribbons to art* * '''1 rlbbcsts to clothing Large ed lot A better buy by Phtl- (1), Kay VanDerpoel (2). and tween Deerfield Dr and Adam* 111 For Reetdeoce (' all ref­ e.\-evllem condition, on large ^ Raised Ranch. 21* |>eting. Low; 20's. Princl{>als on- mother ts confined to bed and nanced from an Increase la ed ribbon for her Lynne Orkneskl of C2 K ^ oey brlek Ageney, Realtorn, 040- help Is needed to look after from/Elltogton: Karen Rondos- ft ' • ' ■ erence to Apart mant Houaea- CROCHET treed lot. conwnlent to btoi ^ fireplaces. laundry ly Call 875-6565. antlci|>ated revenue .from a blue for ■ her ** won one blue, five red and 42OO her, 1 s o (I). . Daan’s price .M ttte job ts Is dststsd. ’ iind shopping Inrome over $5.- room, bullt-lns, {Sastered------— Stole Educational Grants. poster, and a blue ribbon to *1* ‘vblle 'ribbons to cfothliig, {♦ From Tolland: Ricky Jed- $7,170 with tbs Biisjnji, rumufr. 12) Marginal nets fa) Is de-< MANVHKSTKR IVo amdy. Slki, per J-ear. „ Phllbrlck Agen- walta, 2-car garage, city utl'.t- “j" 6-coom Oafte, 3. Joseph Stlentoger, Route Proixised additional appro- camp craft one red and one igbtU to food*. 8105 rxlewski (4). Peggy Zabllanaky tog the pips EsUihalsifi to coft Istsd 5370 24'.32" ,3il. t’entral lOeatlon -City y, Riviltor, 646r42tio. tle.s.J-fl6t)r school,''30-,lay oeeu- ■* ht'drooms, large 2-car garage 44A. Appealing, frqm a deter- priajtton to General Fund For her d*toonstratlan on *2»ree blue and two red to arts . (I). Bryan Baudreault. Earl appruxlmatsly |4 a foot, tbs Coptea ofl-'lhe eomptata amend- utilities Large wo.Hted b t lui- Pitney. 'Built b>- Ansnldi- horse | and pony stolls, minitlon of the ^onipg Agent ret 19J»/ro, Police De­ 'Psinted Bottltcs, " ^ rtcetvsd crafts; ons Wus for Iter maculate eoiulltlon .MUl 30's. JORDT St. Brick Ca{)e, C3iarles I>s{>erance. 649-7620. 'SHiistcd on! I'v acres Only denytog. a permit to construct tent ' $7,000.00 BeebeJ t,T»Te. „ —- ’-i-«pproxlmately -t-approximaieiy 1500loou leeifeet e East.bsi from funds administered by - r wrap-style! \e. .kjo,-, fir«»ninrei HnikhaiH restored lith century ^'APPING —Beautiful stx* . ow«mr\ o /4 tiAnaA .."''ll...'!-' ^ " s - t s ’t t l .'i-.?*’,. .. _ _ ^ ple crochet and favorite MANtlllESTKR Richard Ril.„ ih! hourth the State Hlghlvay Depart­ kslsuperlnlrndem in t o * "'W blu. ribtxm (or her r.1 fUbmItUd bid. tm AU tot.reelad color. Make extras for with niDTo m ii.i: is' ! in recent '^tour-beilriHim Colonial. reu nx>m- In Va! n“ ll WateraheVl ttaiwh. Excellent con- ‘ f* Swamp Rd. H o ^ FOR OmCALINDUSTRY §r Karen Bagley (2). Sherri Hamp- iooOm dly St the fair *>ook •“ «“ °t vlted to attknd tbia baortag Itasemeqt With that genetUtes your own elec- Consisting of living ."°n «mfonntog ment. under a grant from ■ gift-giving! No. 5370 has waist size^ IM, -J.',; L’ti, i!8, . (-'’^ 'o r m a l i dining riKim, fire- biir. automaiti^ KuraR© doors. ton. Betty Janelle, Donna Boud- Diane ____ ' OiaMoitoury. iio.otj if the town end/or to submit written entt^ ■HI, 32 inehes. .Sln- L’.'i ■ Iricity, plcture.sque waterfall, room, dining room, ' kitchen with additional garage, wish­ the United States Depart­ crochet direetiims . v.iI l ' c 7 ''' ';’ i ■ ■ phieed living fixmi. huge ram- extra bihldlng lot. beautifully reautt, Lorrle Eldcrkln (4i, Keeney are ai _ w > UL -L o- 1. J turnlshee ths (Sps end II19.440 ments to the OommkMtott M r sizes 4 '.-(i-y‘a. inclusive! -. es to continue same building ment of Transportation^ Na- EXPERIENCED PERSON DESIROUS OF ADVANCEIIENT ** “ • ' ‘ •‘••'IIU h.' * UvIly tSMIinixxim. 2'.j hilthtthatha •LxilKUxdouble *Tga­1«. 141landocap,xl ts,f ri,«>a tx.k.4 ....^8 yanl. ■xx^ata-.-i Philbrick . with w-ateh rights. For further '“ ‘‘i three bedrooms. Alu- Karen Kulo 141. Ann Beaulieu. *nd igf, ai' if the ountractor supptlss gw to "the hearttw. UNO sot I* etisi l«r ••ck pat- SENO In csliif fsr Informatlop call Philbrick mlnum siding, alr-txmdUlonlng Ijne. , Hardship Is claimed '(ional Highway Safety Bu­ Keeney of 400 OLD SATBRAt^LCtoon. (A P ) pipe, and (h« John Ollendsr Coptea of the MUSaood lara It lacItSt flrit-claii aulllai. Itm iMigtft Snuciitt rage plus many letlnemento. .-\gency Realtors, 646-4200. ■ Owner wishes to have breeze- reau . ' I Kevin Kulo f4i, Donna Howard K»«nev At I ’all iVarren E Howland, Real­ Agency. Realtors. 646-4200. ‘ n dining room. Lot: about one Deeptu ih* mjl j ^ i h e r ihnm porp at TbUahd. | f tftMO g the amendmanto (rave bran filed f t totoot. Mksrkealer way for entrance to g a r^ e ~ M U n d .B u .b e e Oryk dsughler of_ weren't JSveVlwrfHrSSd U5S‘'*A vr tors. 043-1108. LOVKLY exl{>«nded Gtwn MANCHESTER ♦28,900. Mlt- John I. Qaraltle Jr., Good Wages and fjfiiige Beil^fifs Offered many awifnmrrs la fown, furnlsbkk the pipe and the Town Clerh's o$flM. g^lSjlEglCAH’ inKV^YOBk"; in Inclement weather. i ‘ 'Secretary If.x. 19IM. M inor Ranch fc.tture.s four- tmmaculai 3 nr ‘ *t\ Kealty.Realty, ’ Realtors, 643-6980,643-6930. . . Se)/- 119,090 g th e contractor Dated this Mlti t e e «d Ara CAPE Six rix'in. threee oh-four bednwMw tvvA 1 ‘ mmaculate 3 or 4-bedroom - ^ / A H Interested persons are In I Board of Directors AtoSL ^ T ^ 2 * ^ iw- * . r««*,vsd four blue brook Monday. ^ furnishea the p ^ . - Mrt Ntau, A4*V! toll ZIP c « i, Aronwm (2). 8 i ^ _ _ Aho_ (41., Jnbbon. to arts arid rrafto snd The raaeon /gust CODI .aap tlyla Naaiktr. iHHltxioms. htiilt ln l*xiks|ieks(ielyei' ;xme/ed f imtR/tXHm, t tl to! '/iu**' '* '' 5’^ " ’ witik-out TOt.I.AND New listing. Own- to attend ' Manchester. Cfoiuv' sharks had been ITm bid specs'eoU for work to ^ •Miiv.'o t.iraiij ircK'in. wall to' /Casement, treed nn.l i«, er . .... Only ’ Signed: “ *_ '’ P lo a a ^ sad Send 50f today for the -)T'' '* .‘•."t’y I’ f 'i>«' anil ilraJ-ers Winxled lot.' Him- OPTICAL STYLE BAR^ Inc* new '69 Fall and \Vinter 69 F a ll)* Winter Hil.sie dy UH-atloii' $21,500; Ay Itetler o'^ A o i’. f f ' '■''“’I /plu« "tony [comfortable axtras. $21,200 for S‘x.)!oom Ranch Grant E. Tootiiaker Sr . Dated , at MaiwfiiesteV, Cton- ot .Wuma^le 5‘-, {v r cent Rearonably! prtyW at ------‘ ~utcn. 763 MAIN STREET, BtANCHESTEk; COKN. — PHONE 643.lllfi“ Laurie Bowland. Rowland. SheronSharon Ingra-Inerm! $roupxatt Fwnrtch award « f a oontroct. and to be ALBUM! TASIIIO/N? Only r.Oc a buy by lyulbji'ek Agency. Real­ , : , - at $28,900. 1 basement garage, storma and Chairman nectlcut, this twepty-second day w h ^ for her wrap boo* and Beach ,^Ona rsatdent who raw comptetsd within M. A t e Dobblb.! copy. ' tnortgage, owner, tMO lSJl af- ^ 1 1 C. j. Conlam. J. D, Real ! large lot. ■:•. J. Crockett Reid bam i l l and Michsel McKueick UNIT 6MHICAN . . . Tiltv- tors. 640-4300 David Roach. 4 ^ August 19^. 'j t ■ Wus rtbtxei to the p c j ^ -on- them a^mstada | u m i the l*t«th of days of the gg GhotnBAa ytw'i PtiliBi far Maif'i Pacarl 1’ Estate Aaaoclates. 64^-6779. lor, 875-6279. ( / Also. Frances Morthsky ($1, Cbumnee W. PaKtra platati Plrtclltaa fVr Secretarv the largset shark at eight feel, ttnittlon. 12. aiM . . . U f a capyl I tatoU iy 1 |4:' I 1 V 11-;■ A • -.J* -■

^a q e t w e n t y ^V\'• TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1969 Avenge Daily Net Press Ru^ ■w\ Hanrh^stpr lEnrntn^ !Sm Ui n v Tlte Week IBnded t m tat uae The Weather About Town Kenny chooae one of the three O e«r. quite cool again tonight Total Disability Benefits for an examination. He said Sewer Connection Charges with lows 48 to 80. Tomorrow P.P. Weltzner of 24 Trotter that Hla decision would be based 1 5 ,4 5 9 shr.ny, pleasant. High about St. will entertain with Ms oivj- on the examining physician’s 80. ^ r o shower probability iginal poetry tomorrow at 2/ Approved Mrs. Kenny /of report. ’ Waived for Mayfair Gardens ______■ ' . ’ 1 ' MmcheMer-— 4 City qf Village Charm throughout. pjn. at the Biightvlew Conval­ ' I ' • A/ / escent Hoiq>ltal In Avon. Mrs. Dorothy Kenny, former a Hearing Room packed wllAr Df- Joseph VOL. LXXXVm, NO. 279 ' (FORTY-POUr I PAGE&_1W0^ SECTIONS) The board will meet Sept. 8 The 8th UUUUes District MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. AUGyST 27, 1969 (Classified Advertising on Page 40) ij secretary to Manchester's three Icwn residents, Mrs. Kenny had with Manchester Public Works . . - charged thaii WAiAa wa« pnimHno’ reported that Mrs. board ot directors last night PRICE TEN CENTS St. ixaxy’B Eplsco^^ Guild towTimaiiaff««.haabeen gnaiit ^ Director William O'NeiU to dis­ will jhave a potiuck - picnic waived sanitary-sewer connec­ cuss a temporary, sanitary - T h u r ^ y noon at the home of ed total d ls^llity benefits by the ^ t ^ ^ p ^ e e . ‘« “ ‘>1«1. Consequently, tion charges for Mayfair Gar­ sewer hookup for the Parker- f , Mrs. Claude Porter, 29 Hyde Manchester Pension Board. tlon, she had Mamed Welas for recommended the dens, the 76-unit houslng-for-the- Oakltuid Connector now under St. Members are reminded to In voting the benefits,yester- the fact that she was not to get report and Federal Riot Funds elderly complex ' being con­ construction. bring place settings. day afternoon, the Pension a raise for the 1969-70 fiscal *»1- lowed. structed in the North End. The meeting is at O’NeilTs Board granted Mrs. Kenny • , The project, the third of its First Church of Christ, Scien­ request. He will recommend I . . . . ^ Weiss, immediately . after kind in Manchester, is at N. Buying Swim Pools that the area be tied into the 7 Nixon’s Viet tist, will have its regular mid- • *304.24 pCT month, ^ ic h is 60 jjrs. Kenny’s remarks, made It Main and N. School Sts., in the week t^ im on y meeting tomor­ ^ her employment, as clear to all in the Hearing Room district’s sewage system, until W A S H IN G T O N (A P )— ^The $9 million President N ix­ Christian Life North End Renewal Area. The such time hs the Northeast row at\ 8 p.m. at the church. spelledf out in the mension Ordl- that he would fire Mrs Kenny. on set aside for riot cleanup is financing projects rang­ The m'^etirg is open to the pub­ other two, each of 100 units Sewer Interceptor Is completed. "It l» vltal^ my office,” he Workshop Set are off W, Center St. ing from portable swimming pools in Akron, Ohio, to lic. „ The board sUpulated that It said, “ that I have complete con- The area is under the Juris­ I Cut Complete boardwalk repairs on Coney Island. will...... require—1— .c a,.an cH.uoaannual 117,.ow review uof iiuencB fidence in in my my executive executive secre- secre- Community ^ Baptist Church In waiving the charges, the diction of the town’s sewer de­ A ^ w w. wm ______. The VFW Auxiliary will have i ^ continuance of Mrs. Kenny’s tary, She has destroyed all pos- conduct a workshop on the district board has reduced May- partment. The- district has ' a * ~ The President announced Urtl SAIGON (A P ) J-T Three t program April 8 as a start to rid r v its annual picnic tonight at 6 . —blllity. continuing in that of- new Christian U fe and Work fair Gardens construction costs similar temporary arrangement Army Forgot hundred more menlep of the at Area 1 of Wickham Park. The town’s pension ordinance flee,” by *8,228. in Green Manor’s Forest Hills A V - - -j- , 20 cities of what Nixon caUed program of the American Bap­ U.S. 8th Infantry Division Members are reminded to bring ^ e e t o ^ d ls a ^ ty as being The next momlllg, Weiss gave The, two complexes off W. subdivision, also under the place settings. Those nefedlng " tist Convention tomorrow at 8 Center St. are serviced by the Arab iNations Him —Almost flew from Vietnam to Ha­ P ^ n ^ U y unable to en g^ e Mrs. Kenny the option of re­ town’s Jurisdiction, and also to FORT ORD, Cahf. (A P )— transportation may contact Town of Manchester Sewer De­ 1 ■ _ ‘ "Ihere could be no more waii today, virtually com- , in a gainful occupation. being fired. She left p.m. in Fellowship Hall of the be serviced by the Northeast Pfc. Richard O. Beaty, the Mrs. Frank Wohlgemuth, 27 partment. When constructed, Sewer Interceptor, when com­ ■ T l g * h I g k l A Z i l l 'g l searing symbol of governmental pleting the withdrawal Mrs. Kenny’s benefits will be her desk for home and caUed church. _ I - l - l l l y l l A U W a r C l inabiuty to act than those rub- Army’s ’ ’forgotten solder," Hendee Rd. rotroacUve to July 1. Hea* ap- in sick. She did not return to the town had waived connection pleted. from the war of 25,000 Mrs. Elilward Corcoran of -j- j , -j ble-strewn lots and desolatd dq- leaves for . Vietnam Aujf. 50 plication for the benefits had work and her resignation, charges for them. District Fire Chief Granville U.S. tnx)ps ordered by Wapping, a 'teaching associate 'laying buildings, once a Vital He has about 10 months ac­ Jehovah’s Witnesses will con­ been dated Juno 13. It was ac- March 24, followed. The district board will soon Lingard, to his July fire repmt, I tive duty remaining. Beaty President Nixon. duct group discussions of Bible Pf-Jlie amtlon date enme tn .1.74. will complete Ms transfer to and French Rd. in Bolton. service for apartments being the Ai .^ksah Mosque in Jerusa- officials call a “ morale pro- 2 medical r e a s ^ . Her resignation director. Dr. Marzlalo, stating serve, refreshments. The event cue call. — February, 1969, he askett h>r Japjin Thuniday. Redeployment lem, the Arab nations have *^’‘am” aimed at rata and gar- was accepted immediately by that, ” I can’t be considered a la open to all parents, teachers constructed on Oakland St. The Lingard reported that an area hds (tlsohorge. The Army said of the squadron's 280 men and Mather St. improvements are agreed to try to ' convene a sum- not. riot debris.... disinterested party,” submitted officers and members of the for a drill field and fire tower . ho must serve an addtttaftiil '14 F4J Phantom flghter-temb- Counsel Rules for correcting deficiencies in is being cleared ndar the die- ' mlt meeting of all Islamic na- And "those rotting, boarded- year of active duty. er» began Tuesday. a S L rrf f* “ '® Phyalclans. church board of education , and that section of the sanitary- Uwis and also to hold a Joint “ P structures, barely 30 blocks a Board of Directors meeting in He recommended that Mrs. aU other interested persons trict’s sewer plant, off Hilliard Tttc t'.s. t'oinmand said a to­ On Extra Pay sewer system. St. •Arab defense councU in Novem- from the White House” that the •»er. President referred to in * hU tal of 22.700 men have been moved out by unit*, while anoth­ Town Counsel John Shea has As the Arabs inched toward ototement stlU Aand in Wash- \ er 1.400 Army men. 400 Marines tmlty, in words at least, the '"Rton- Informed Pension Board chair­ GI Cutback and .VW Navy men left In ad- man Fred Geyer that an U.N. Security Council voted an- ft*® cop'to.1 has only one tot lot and four more being vaiibe parties or as Individuals. 7 other condemnation of Israel, amendment to the Manchester I'cpamtrc of a Navy I.ST (land­ and the Israelis reported finding readied to show for the pro­ Small in Thai ing ship tank I with 4i cr4w of IBO pension ordinance, effective 13 Arab missiles trained on the gram. r a Week,ago nimpleted the total heart of Jerusalem. There’s little else the ciUea BANGKOK. Thailand (A P) July 1, does not apply to police­ of 28.000 niert which Nixon on — men. Foreign ministers and other can do with the *9 mllUon Nixon Sen, (*liarles II I’ ercy predlctml and the Department of Housing Juno M said waulk be pulled out Sec. 122-e, as amended, pro­ u representatives of the Arab gov- of Housing today that only nboiK 1,800 U.8. of Vietnam by «ie end of Au- vides that overtime pay la sub- u ermnents ended a tw oS iy D®velopment (HUD) troop* will bo Withdrawn from KUsT. lect to employe contributions to meeUng in Cairo. Tuesday wlto available under HUD’s k 'Thailand. Despite withdrawal of the the pension fund. iG Tl a communique whlrfi said Saudi ‘K™»r®d 'nterim as- Ttie Illlnol* Republican, who 28,000 troops, U.S. forces In dhea, in a formal ruling, will Arabia and Morocco would be Program, A wounded AmeHMj Division trooper receives met with Foreign state that extra pay to police­ asked to Hnq up all the Moslem ®P®clfled 'n 1968 that miles .south of I)a Nang. He is one of mor^tlum'^** ’ or only I0.60p less men, for special services In Roods Wed 25 Years countries for the Islamic sum- Program’s money could Ttinnnt Khoman. said ealimales help from a fellow GKto an evacuation helicopter 130 Americjins wounded during fighting which in­ that up to 18,000 of toe 80.000 than tile 837,000 in the country Conjunction with road construc­ Mr. and Mrs. William Rood past president of the Manches­ I 3ppinn mlt. The puiTOse is to enlist *‘®- tion, cannot be considered over­ Tolland I L . such non-Arab nations as Iran, "®"’®' tor such things as after he was hit during\heavy fighting some 30 tensified since a helitH>pter was downed Aiig, 1!». Americans stationed In Tlial '^"‘ 1’'? of 2 Stephena St. •were feted ter Rotary Club and a member If II Hartford ------■ ' land would be withdrawn were "'fr a time and, therefore, is not sub­ tfi Pakistan. Sblayela and Indone- ‘ ‘ "iPorary recreaUonal faclU- Sunday o/temoon at a 20th )wed- of the Manchester Lodge of "grossly high” J “ "P^K^smen explained ject to employee cotributlons. Masons. He has served South N ROUII Ib sia in the fight against laiael. ®Pry®tog-uP o^raOons and ddng anniversary celebration at He said that although the Pay for special duty in cori- Chtxrch In numerous positions T h e ministers said the Arab s number to be withdrawn would ,T' n w ." h .a r Junction with road Construction their home. - —.__ _ since Joining in 1954 and Is now defense meeUng. to be held in - S hn L. Cairo in the first week of No- buildings, be the subject of ncgotlstlon. 'r.'h Uni, “."m . is paid by the - contractor, and About 80 friends and relatives a lay member to the Annual between Thailand and the Unit- ' n»-'d Stales of men re- vemrber, would "put the nMes- Akron is using part of its not by the town. The procedure attended the surprise garden Conference and chairman oi the saty {dans toward mobilizii^ *634,(KX) grant for four portable eerruinnel and the contributions already made m a m SELLS a p p a r e l for strengthening of the gucrril- klre, Akron’s director of plan- ist attacks, one on the central 19,1944 in Longmeadow, Mass., Ta y l o r c l e a n i n g mlUlary offlelals. * A las in the occupied territories. nlng. ' * •by the policemen since July 1. at the home of Mrs. Lowe. They W. T. GRANT COMPANY I’ ercy said Bangkok’s request coaat amt one tn Da Niuig- Both Bgyptlan President Gomal And New York a ty , where SAIGON (A P ) —n iq young cer, MaJ. Rich^d Waite of Rey- the actlonXwas not solely based have three sons, David Rood, a to move out, but Hint all five (or nrgxitlattoilB on wlthilrnwnl attacks were blamed on Viet Abdel Nasser messagied King major racial disorders broke American lieutenant------who- noldsvllle. Pa., and 8gt. Okey on that.” senior at Manchester Hlg^ l«ul fliuilly gojir with too rest of d( some American troojsi, hud Cong iig!i-nts, and In both al- Hussein of Jordan urging con- out In Harlem and Brooklyn in couldn’t get Ids men boeje into Blankenship of Panther. W.Va., " I made toe decision (or a lot too company "and the compajiy lacks the lermriata escaped. School; Jonathan Rood, a sopho­ HAVE YOU I bottle 1 ^ .aundajLhas *een re- a Vietnam veteran, to toe scene, of reosorai,’' he said. "1 dtm’t 'dramatised and empluistseil" YOU DO KNOW solidoted military action 'toy 1964, is pumping *900.000 in in complelrd ito mission,” DoU, ,hai Thsllan.l did not want more at the Unlverslly of Oon- TleVed oThls command. Blankenship finally persuaded think he hod toe experience to One terrorist hurled a gre­ neollcut; and Army Lt. Gregory Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Iraq and terim assistance into a host of Uacmx and U„* spokesman said Anurican for.r* t„ fight . ’on., nade into a meeling o( govern­ CONSIDERED the Arab guerrillas. His battalion commander, lA. • the men to get moving. They handle the Job . . . TTu- cumpuny HOW TO COOK! Rood, home on leave 'before re­ projects scattered throughout., no charges are p en d ^ .gainst subversion In Thnlln,^ ment pnclflcatotn workers ami TECHNICAL Plans for an ArAB" dttmmlt the city’s povery areas. nohert C. Bacon of Falls ran into no opposition. wasn't responsive; it was drag- anyone and no formal Investlgn- j,. . .. porting to his next assignment y nr[ol \ Ohuneh, Va.., said today that Lt. Bacon said that Capt. Bernard glng Its feet. villagers near the district town conference to unify action Part of the money. About lion is being conducted. „ We hasten to ad­ at.. Ft. Bragg, N.C. ^ugens Shliito Jri, 26, of Daveh- F. Wolpcra, a native of Ger- "It was slow, getting Its gear of Phu artoamlle* northeast EDUCATION ^ against Israel were postponed *10,000, will improve the board­ "The mauer U mK being fur- r ..M the'’r ' ' vise you that YOU Mr. and Mrs. Rood are mem­ port, Iowa, had been relieved as many who is now a U.S. clto|en, together. 1 didn’t think toe com- of Salgun. Fifteen |>easanta and U unUl sAer the November de­ ttwr iKirsued," the spokesman Kov.rnmrM walk in Coney Island—a section commander of Alpfia Company had replaced Shurts as compa- ... Pa®lflr»ll«m workers were DO KN O W H O W to bers of South United Methodist BEYOND fense meeting. • V-* pony moved when I wanted It wild. ” 7710 m «, are still in the Church. Mrs. Rood Is a miember QT(\D (See Page Eightoen) and would be given a new a»- ny commander. to. I (trdlild tell them to move Internal ''•’P"ried klllml. ami 28 civilians cook, and to thank The Security Ctouncll unani­ company, ami Uie com|iany 1s ,,,, of the executive board of the HIGH SCHOOL? I ( 'atgnment with toe 196th Light The colonel sold toe compa­ out at 8 a.m. and they wbiild' sun in the (told- pt^lem*. and 12 |HiclfU-allon srorksrs or mously ctmdemned Israel for an Infantry Brigade. were Wounded ou for taking the •church's Women’s Society of ny’s refusal to follow Bhurtz’a move ouf at 6:80,” > llacon paid five enlMcd man waa . "I'oncernnl ...... —- that Industry needs Ur air attack Aug. 11 in which Leb­ " I went out. to relieve him Ohristlan Serivee, and a mem) orders “ was certainly a contrib­ A spokesman for too Amorical some member* of ( ’nngress and Anmher terrorist hurlee<-tjki-,. UeTioniJ, but "Ihey de- tal and the Women’s t^ub of Bernadette headquarters- in the foothills (hat U.S forces are In 'nmllaiid “ H---- here Wed. afternoon and Mr. Rood, a Coast Guard vet­ wasn’t satisfied with toe pro­ decided they had no complalnta ''^’Itl'iuid." I’ercy' aid • INSTRUMENTATION been raiding IsrEtell border seti *1* soldiers aisl 13 civilians Thursday up to 6 p.m-. . . . Feels Grand gress the company! was mak- at all." Perry'erry said he v was (lersunally were repurteit wounded. eran of World War II, saw serv­ • COMPUTERS tlements. Instead of asking us‘;what ice in both the Atlantic a^t)\Q 1 -... X, He Bald (he company Is aUll convinced that of the 80.000 . Thlfty miles Msithwest ig |>,t kmd of Sword we sold . . . • AUTOMATION Israeli Ambassador Yosef Te- NEW YORK (A P ) -— Bernad­ Alpha Company- Suffered Wife Convinced Pacific. He is associated with operating In tiie fleU] 'but .Isa* Americana based In TTialland. Nnrig. a task force o( American "Just wondered if they had Nutuikoata toldlolu theLire 16-nitionlo-nauon council ette----— Devlin,.touring *j*e America w to heavy casualties last week In T. J. Crockett in the* insurance not )s>en Involverl in any MgnSn- only 1,000 were eoguge takes her c (^ - reacting well to him” in vltriaUon of the 1949 armis­ Her . hu-iband. I-t. Eugene that was left Jo our fish Tel,.Z46?«l palgn'to Lm Angeles. But st»e *iid ne(tS’*a'vaktng U. iho Pinehurst. ’ well spent and weil used,” she Reds-Gaining The, troqpjS . later were jier- lUlTTC Program He ls ga « ac 'o jgiul It dinsrn," ..-ha—aal|d. PAUL DODGE one was hurt and no damage If you purchased r '•■>-- added. suaded lo move out. live duty in 8e[Semls-r 1967 A armill ifriilll) of difmori- 'lem/wever. we re gofng to prOUel ets. of Egyptian and , Czechoslo­------Secretary General U Thant new p ^ . But Army officials come in this week ahd' ) PONTIAC vak mal the rottolrucMofi iii.iutitry said no charges wuub] be (See Page Thirteen) we will replace your 873 MAIN STREET were on A ridge five about the problems of the Cato- WASHINGTON (AI’ i — Navy fore'll -^heir way into U-S. “— U Psgs^ ,, 4) ■ i\ ■* of Jerusalem, olic mihortty in her homeland, Iburchase with the kind HEAT THE RUSH nuclear chief Hyinan G. Rlckov- Soturces they were trained "1 received the dlplomaUc er says toe SovieU'.'-determined Steel Corii.’a henrlfiuartern " of FRESH BLOCK IS­ never again | t© hskre *16 back toflay, detnanded, and got, LAND SWORDFISH (See ^ege Eight) (See Page Eight) down an they! did during .toV (Tu- n meeling with t?..S. Steel 4 - .^e mean to. sell, GET OUR SPECIAL ! • ■■'•)' ban missile crtsl* -rapidly are execiitlvex. I . .,|*HONE 649-2881 overtaking the U.»; submarine Judge,Says Kernel But Michael Dlunorxl. a ^Wedne*( A ^ M ln 'a d - fleet. march leailer and ..tie *pes. > queatlonz oa stoether the atlor-r ward M- Kennedy sdll appear at TYh? wui* Center Loin Chops He mid the ^vlets could neya for the v.riooM sritneeses CHECK BRAKES with trrjrni catch up with the U 8 mlssUe- toe inquest SepX. 3, Into toe wIB have the right to object, at $1.09 lb. are a thr Uf) atom whtr wr-re ADJUST BRAKES flring Polaris submarines by death of Mtaa Mary Jo Ko- srtwther they will have the right 7 special value. mjin+ilnt lYountt thr 1973 or 1974. pechne "even.lt be haa to be to croaa examine, whether state­ Freshly sliced cen­ CHECK MUFFLER & PIPES A censured transcript of,.|U<^- siAipoenaed." ments wi(l be [o-rmtsslble In.lieu th4r|f hArvV RmJ tHrM- lh|f ter slices lean, im­ CLEAN BAHERY TERMINALS over's tesCImany May 20 In .up- Boyle commented at a pre-in­ fg testimony, '.hr manner^ in ported Boiled Ham port of the Navy's SI IS blOlon quest hearing In tola tslutd rc- which %*1the«*e* _jwlll be qua#- Rag. $22^ Val. request for nuclear ship devel­ sqn town attandad by aulomeya Uoned and by whom. •( $1.59 lb. opment and prtxurement was for Kennedy and \sevc.ral utoar Boyle said the. witnesses .will relesmd today by the putiiic Lean Shoulder Indtvtduaia Involved in the caac. be sequestered - that Is, Um kewl Black B< Our MM'Summar works subcommittee. " li la csaantlAl that Mr Ken­ Lamb Chops $1.19 ii Up and prohibited from talking , Special Rlrkorer linked the rapid So­ nedy be present a i a sdtnaaa.' with newpmen. Kei‘|) Vt alcli lb. (Plus Parts) ^ viet submarine buildup to the Boyle aaid. The Judge added leebsle U toe hearing also Buy Mirada Whip h - 1962 Cuban missile crisis whan that he would #*« to It that Kan-) dealt with to* scop* of,, the id ' ksked sixito ■noil lAP* ) About \ V at our low\ price of YO U SAVfe $7.25 ^ nelijy testifies even if he h*#\to quest, and whether fhe ydnotilu- 30 Negr'*-s Ii^earlng black berets United States being osei^aken. be aummoned, i tlonal rtgrita o f - to*-witneaooa 49c qt..,. Sale on qts. ' ' ' ' ' ' ■ 1'-^ **1 would putIt it this (aay I be- Kennedy's etrief counsel. Ro6-\ wUI be 'property protected , and Shiny boots with bayoplrta tKg» f-Yjrt- T. \ hanging from the belts of their of Tab, Coke and Bring This Coupon For A FREE Lube Job Ueve toot after the cun ert Clarit Jr of Brockton” Hoyt*, who w ill preside st toe fronlatian which resulted ulti bUt. k uniforms et.ejd q'ule*.!y Sprite, 3 qt*.v^89c ' With on Change and RIter ' "{tnately tn Mr Khruschev being S S J ' l o r r ^ l T a f S ^ rtudlrtl th. p .r «te 7 e .t m tn, ,»g - . .oibllc I., AM '***“ ‘ ®* ^rtalnlng lo InqueMa safety buiWIng Sale continues on kicked out of office they made Inquest He did not Indicate. _ UaesaAbueetl* and f.ojnd that They ^er. *m«rq( 178 march- up their minds that they would Family Size 20 -OZk hcnrrrer. wdieto®'' be Intended lo there w » ld be no protesses for era arrested T\i**Uay sS hua never . again be faf cd with a put Kennedy on the stand. Heinz Catsup, 3 for AP Ftseifav appeal dr^ls ol .demorustralom demand- simtilar attuatloa." Riekover The hearing waa held to go . . OF rhotehuH ...... An* unidentified Jord&nian giri poses with an auto^ He said, he s r o ^ conduct tfje |ng more construction Jobs for $1.00 said. ^ *1- weeover giviuaiground rujewrulew flw the In- l’ittkburg)i police. UJl a (lemonatnytor into cu«^ The Poisri* now lg,the|i|za)oii' quest-.and consider VkriOUB vkrioua mo- (InqUast in sccordaiue srHh .hi* black* ■ lashed with police .....y... . matk weapon before joininir demonstrators who Jo-ty Tut*-..(u) .luring _ t' S detcrrenl 't6 nitolear 'war tlons frorn the ’ attorbeys to- best Judgment in every aKenipt Hey. soldier, let * keep up a tkt^rmiah (jutsidt^ V PINEHURST ^99*^. streets of Amman, Jordan, protesting Pdcktrt-er said bet suae toey can votv-ed ' to arrive at toe truth the Image Hund up straight." t tiurgh'.t new ^purta .tU.liuni t)iat'.4 untler construc- Phone .'T^ ..., _ D t« Attji Edmund Dtnla.. a ^ * young Negro wmiihg *11, ^LL ROADS LEAD TO iTRI-C|tT PLA2 A # PARKING FOR OVER 12(y CARS A atmUar aeaaloti. at which iiifi Ilic ilcrnonatrittor-*i are ttenmiuling mure jobs GROCERY, INC. a l l i i ^ Israeli violation of holy places in Jerusalem.. 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