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Apollo Crew Hoover Says U.S. Mayor Lee Plunges Into Won’t Seek Last Training Mao’s Big Target Re-Election CAPE KENNEDT, >Ta. (AP) WASHIN(3TON (AP) — Oora- ambiUon to equal other major NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP)— ~ 7*** 11'astratiauta, t»- munlst CSilna haa- singled' out powers economically, militarily laxed after a July 4th weekend Richard C. Vee. a pioneer to -the as its No. 1 en­ and, especiany. In scientific en­ urban renewal and one of the wMt their families, ptungred to­ emy and Is working to tap need­ deavors,” Hoover aold. day liitD their floal days of nation’s most widely-known ed sclentlflo Information here This goal. Hoover said, has training for next w e ^ ’s voyage mayors, announced today he hy any means, FB I Director J. resulted In'Chinese Oonrmunlat to tbe moon. will not seek re-election th& Bilgar Hoover says. intelligence aoUvlties here—ov­ Neil A. Armstrutig, Michael ^ year. “ The potent threaUto our na­ ert as well as covert—to get OoUins and Edwin E. Aldrhi Jr. Lee. 58. has prMidedbver thla tional security posed by Red needed material, particularly in' C) made an early morning flight to cHy's government for nearly 16 U a ^ exlata," is the way the scientific field. Cape Kennedy from their Hoim- ycani and has been eleoted eight The FBI chief said one ton, Tex., homes and began a Hoover phrased It “ In fa ct the ctwriectiUve Umee. blatant, belligerent and lUo^cal clandestine effort was thwarted full day o f aharpening akiUs in Ho faced a tough battle this statements made by Red Chi­ in 1967 wiien an effort was mOde c> trainer spacecraft. year, but his announcement still na's spokesmen dlirlng the past to send electronic equipment to Armstrong and Aldrln poac- ceone as a aurpiioe. year leave no doubt that the Honil: Rong by way of Canada. C) ttced b l a s ^ oft from the this wUI be first time )ln 20 moiem’s surface and rendezvous­ United States la Oommui)lat Chi­ Hoover said infoimanta have na's No. 1 enemy.". made “ deep penetrations in In­ years that Lee wUl not be on ing with OoUtns circling the the Democratic bollot tor may­ moon in the Apollo command Hoover’s warning was deliv­ telligence operations" In this ered behind closed,doors last country by Oommunlat coun­ or. He narrowly lost hie first stalp. AU ihiee aatronauta \ two attempts. In 1949 and 1961. practiced what they must do April to a House Apprc^rlatlons tries, particularly the Soviet Un­ . Lee's decision Immediately to trigger the command ddp’s suboommlttee. Hla testimony ion, (Juba and Red China. .raised the question of whether mein engine to kick them out of .was rrteaaed today. But, without specifying which ho would perhape s'eek higher lunar orbit end start the return “ Thir Utterness towfird the countries, Hoover said these United States and other Western Communlat Intelligence services Office, poulbly that of U.S. trip to earth. ''Senator, next year. n ie three mooomen spent the oountries—even the Soviet Un­ also tiy to penetrate Ms own holiday with their famUlee near io n -^ a factor In Red China's FBI, Jhe CIA, State and Defense Aaksd whether he would seek the Maimed Spacecraft Center. Departments. He didn’t mention the senatorial or gubernatorial the degree of ouocesa. nominatlona, Lee sold be would (See Page Twelve) Turning to Communist China, ncA “ rule out" any poaolblUtlos. Hoover said: He come very clpoe to getting (C) —“ Red (Jhlna has been flood­ the Senate nomination to 1968. led Private Service \ ing the country with Us propa­ The man who won It—Thomas J. ganda and there are . over Dodd—went on to win election SPACE CENTER, Houston Major Work 800,000 Chinese in the United for two terms and has vowed A (A P ) — Edwin E. Aldrin Jr. at­ States, some of whom could be I seek renomlnatlon next year. tended a private church service susceptible to recruitment ei­ '’Ix.am sure that never og^tin Sunday—this last day at home Of Congress ther through ethnic ties or host­ will I'Ao anything so Important before going to the moon—and age rituatioim because of rela­ os runntog a city," sold Lae / heard himself dedicated “ to tives In Communist China." to his staternqnt today, / r^m eent Um body of Christ, L ie s Ahead —in addition, up to 20,000 ^|ut he also 'apid ha w o i^ our neticR, and all manidnd on WASHmOTON (A P ) — The Chinese Immigrants can come “ pursue other chafioiigsa.'’ the firat expedition to another 61st Congress, wtUch has IMtle here each year “ and thla pro­ l-ee has bean frequ^tlyyffien- planet.” to riiow for Us first six months, vides a means to send Illegal tkwpd as a pooslbU canatUte Aldrin, his wife and thrtr old; retuniB to work today after its agents into our nation." He said for higher office. In 16«, after y>/ ert son, Michael, is, met in the fourth reoesB this year. there are active Chinese Com­ his friend John F. Kennedy was'' deoerted sanctuary of the Web- Its major tasks lie ahead, and munist sympathisers to the elected President, there was . ster Preebyterien dituxh with a thesof are enough of them to Western Hemisphere in a ppri- talk of a high port to the fed­ minister and a church elder. Appollo II Astronaut Neil A. Armstrong, shows keep the iegistators busy until Uon to aid to operations agdtost Gov. Nelson A. R ill during their space flight. aa epuriers In Intclligetu'e op«T- for changes in our jiolicies" toward the countries developmettC program that won (C) appropriation bill providli« ' The Rev. M. Dean Woodruff finidB for the flsoal year that aUons.'’_„ of South and Central America. (A P Photofux) ,, hla city more federal grants per delivered a brief sermon to the Viet Cong Launches On ainy given day. Hoover capita .tHhn any other munlcl- tlsh stfuted July 1 has been enacted. liny Aldrins in which he talked of the There are 13 of them. Only said, three-fourtha of these pality'in the country. igh. symbolic importanoe of Apollo crewmen are on. ships around ,tn 1661 he was ele>cted pres­ Ighr three have passed the House. 11. ' . 1 New Ground Attack Only tivee times since 1960 the world and about 27,000 are ident of the U.S. Contcronce of "W e are begiiailng an era of a members ot the Chinese Ckim- Mayora. B y OBKNBOE B h PB * in Can Tho City in tbe ICstong has Congress fhUed to enact at Rockefeller Back, new worldwide civflizatkm munlst-domtoated Hong Kong However, the brood support Aaaooiated Press Writer . Delta, T6 miles southwest Sai­ least one the money wil« by based on sctence,” the minister Seamen's Union. SAIGON (A P ) — Viet Cong gon, killed one Vietnamese child the time the new fiscal ' year tliat' hs enjoyed earlier to hU said, and “ Apollo l l Is the first -:.tarted. Hooever said there are thou­ reign had begun , to erode In forces today launched their first and another civilian and wound­ nondestructive event of symbol­ sands of entriss made by them To Suggest Policies recent years, with Negro groupe ground attack in a week, Mast­ ed M' government soldiers and F'ederol agencies whose funds ic Importence ot this new world­ crewmen into U.S. citlsa each charging that the city preferred ing their way into a U.S. mili­ 27'clvUlana. are involved ,have been , given 'NEW YORK (AIM ' Q,»v. hosted Rockefeller Mtoered wide civilization.” year when their ships dock highway omstrucUon to housing tary headquarters with gre­ U.S. headquarters reported an temporary and limited firanc- Nelson A. Rockefeller complet- riots, demonstrations,/ bomb­ The Rev. Mr. Woodruff deUv- here. i'onstrucUon , and was not re­ nades and dynamite bombs. Air Force ETOO fighter-bomber Ing until Oct. 31, when another ed a 88.78I-mlle Latln-Amerlcan Inga, gunflghU ond a ^ » of ler- ored a pinyer of dedication of "Although It ts not necessary sponsive enough to neighborhood The attack 120 miles northeast and an Army CNH6 light obeeeva- f'top-gap meia;:ure may be re­ ourvey for the Nixon ndminiii- rorinnt. Klgtit penibrai were Aldrin and the flight. quired. for a seaman to desert ship to gniu|si of Saigon killed six Americans Uon helicopter were shot down tratlon Sunday and la. expected killed during Ms . but most "We dedicate unto thee, thy perform an Intelligence assign­ This, year, a Negro hopeful and wounded 18. U.S. headquar­ by enemy gunners over the Two major bills have passed to give the PreoUlent hU recom- of the deaths wer^ not directiy t the House only but have not ment,'’ Hoover said, "It is-noted (Bee Page Twelve) ters said “ damage to material weekend. One Amiicon was mendaUons on a now policy attributed to aiitl-Rockkeller (See Page Tea) emergfjd from Senate commit­ within the camp was moder­ wounded. It raised to 2,880 the (See Page Twelve) ■ next month. demonstrations. tees. One provides for federal ate," but field reports said three number of American helioopteni Informants said President Rockefeller ..rsturnad from aid for elementary and second­ or four armored personnel car­ and to .2,679 the number of Nixon may unveil a new policy Rarbados Sunday, ary echicaUon. The other contin­ riers were blown up and de­ fixed-wing aircraft lort In the during a Latin-Anierican eco- Bestdea his |x>l|cy recommep- Borman Joins ues the income surtax for on- stroyed and at least one was war. tipmlc conference to October. datlons, Rockefeller also Is ek- othe year. damaged. *ihe U.S. Command also re­ The Rockefeller report will pected lb urge setting up bjwcISI The only known enemy cas­ ported 16 overnight, rocket and The e3cten-=lon bill does not In­ Man Accused cover Impreorions and opinions government machinery to ln|i. None Survive Child re n In clude any major tax law revi­ ualties were two soldiers found mortar attacks compared to 48 gathered by the New York gov- P>«Ment the /'new Isilto-Ameri- tB* sions, but t"’ia Se’ ite may add in^de the district headquarters, Sunday. Bight of these were In Death Of ernor and 28 experts, oocompa r * " poltoy find make 11 vlaWe, a spokesman said. termed significant and five Mt them to the. House bill. nylng him to 20 natl;>ns, ranging Borne nspStHs may require Plane Qrash Soviet Dance U.S. headquarters said it was U.S. bases, spokesmen said, The House Ways i and Means from Broxil, larger than the congrsiwU^hal approval Committee has promised to YALTA, U.S.S.R. (A P ) — the flrst'enemy initiated attack adding casualties and uring/ his trip, Rixdiefeller were light over-all. come, up with a separate tax re-' U of M Coed In Georgia With a ttaouaand chlldmi cheek­ In which five or more Ameri­ microstate of BarlMdus, smollar rmphaiDted a belief that the Al- cana were killed aince June 20. “ We haven't come up with on vision mealfure before a throe than the cHy of I.os Angelca. Ilsnce for Prrtgress foiled to ing, U.8. astronaut Frank Bor­ ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — MONROE, Ga (AP) — A But a spokesman said “I don't analysis yet" said a U.S. Vitek reoeeai starts Aug. 13. It Is man danced a Ruasian folk exrected to close toopboles al* A 38-year-old repairman has The mission shipped lour Lai- '“' ‘’ " ’if* '".“ "X «>< h». goals be twin-engine Air South commuter dance today with a pretty girl read anything Into It It's an iso­ spokesman. Referring to the 48 been accused of the shooting in countries- -Cuba, which has Mschtoery neceaoary lated attack In an area that has shellings Sunday, the heaviest ''■gedly of benefit only to alrpisM wttb 14 parsons aboard as he coriUnued his goodwill death of a Univerrity of. Michi­ no relatloiw with the United *" '* * * * '“ ’vsr crash ed and sxptodod In k been usually quiet. The enemy In three weeks, he said there w nJthy Individuals and big tour of the Oimea. burinera. gan oosd-the seventh young BUlea; and Peru, cWle and • "’1 .'»w s and regula- swarfipy° area Sunday night and decided to go ffhen they had a was “ no ai^reclable pattern no At a seaside ciunp for Pio­ The tax fight may- be rivaled woman alain In the area to Isos' Venezuela, which asked (tocke- ’ **"* blocking alliance goolp ttiore wera no known survivurB, target of c^iportunky.’-’ sign of any followup troop than two y«ara neers—a Oommunhrt youth for bitterness only by a decision feller to postpme or c.ooel Um Fsdarai Aviation 'Agency The soimces sold (he Viet movements," Mops there because volatile/ , "'• '"• ’•rs ld about July 16. Perhape this was month ill the Semte and raiiy tie .wss( of ICoortiri; and creating "general disturb­ sold the ihooUng victim, Mar­ spaceman 'stepped and ‘ twlstA^ the local forces beginning to Up that body for weeks. night 166, hod 1^ AUaato « ances.” garet PhllUps, 28, hod been in the hot' sun m the red-ker­ prepare for that, but we don't Stalemsted In Senate or minutes eerlier. South' VIetraunese headquar- counoeUng the'man. Ernest R. chiefed Pioneers serenaded'him know." House committees are bills Robert Otefc, vice pri tera reported .Viet Oong terror­ Bishop J r, on boW to Improve Thant,,SayS^ Mitleasl with a pop song about spa<^ Air Boutti, okld Um plana ' ists set off a iminlb In a theater (Bee Page Twenty-Three)*- hU Ufe. She was doing it “ on flight ; “ On the dusty roeul of the - (Bee Page Fonrteeu) a regularly octtodulad her rrwn,'!~ Knumy commented. distant planets we will leave our from Atlanta to Greanvlllk.. traces' .. ' He pqid Mias PhllUps also hod In ‘Open Warfare’ Bparunburg. and Bumter, S.C It Borman's wife, Susan, and his “ more than a casual Intereot" carrtod 13 pasaergere to- addl- tsn> sons, as well as Soviet cos­ in the rix prsvloua sUiytngs and Isriieil Jels »(kA two Soviet- the citoal. lantcll ipt,>k*amen tlofi to tha pilot coptJot, be - monauts German Titov and hod interviewed several persons built MIG21S Isd (if the sklee •aid eald. ■ ■ On the subject. Two of the 'kill­ over the Sinai Desert today, thr Konstantin Feoktiskov, also KryjK^oal..| Hiindrty Ms piartM- ...The plane was ,a ;art»-engtne Test Battle : ings occurred whi Is Birivcip was Isruelts Hnrxiunccd In New danced srtth the children. (krwned an Israejl Jet-rrver Urn turbopf^ Heechcraf known os to prison. York, i; .N Kenreury.General U At the end. the kldsjln the flulf ot Hues and. Its IrHelllgenca. t ileech 96 airliner elth a ca­ Tluwit dechtrrd - "(ijjien warfare packed grandstands chanted: Miss Phillips was shot 'to her Agents cracked an Itraell spy pacity al 17 pereesu. DH-I(, mid luis treen re«urtie(l'i' . along the “ Motodets" (well done). Was Indecisive apartment early Saturday. She network to Cairo He added the plane' was teas died Sunday without regainlrK Sues Corril ceaae fire line. An A P News Analyrts and slows even the moat nimble The canal firing was reported thaun a year old (Bee Page Twelve) food and ammunition to Viet­ conoctouancaa L By PETEK ABNETT footed North Vietnamese porter. .Israeli ,|rx \o Health Bad slye. They bad been in Dak To booked by poMce on on Informal was not deriroyed died in this Vietnamese ‘ test, the Sernrrttjr I'/juncU. said t( t»sr A.VIMAN, Jordan (A l'i The W American Infantrymen fore, but this time they dtsoov'^ charge of premedttoled murder, it Just covered the lop with MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. and neariy 800 were wounded IlllUea tretw* en Egypt ar«l I, Al KaUh guerrUta uigoniiallan fo^fht in the two-month battle ered their old American would be charged formally - to debris." the sheritf said. (A P ) — Astrotnonk Bonny will But the spoUlghl was on the r«el along the .ease fire Ijine Ji-us^ Israeli Inlelhgrncw to- that began In the I)ak To valley lUst hi^ gone. DMrIot Court today. Thornton sa(d errackage was ba brought back to earth today South Vletnsmeac performsnee. r. (ntlnue. it ('(/uld 'render Vain " .lay U trying to oausrirMU ea^y In May, swirled south Tbe U S. 4th Infantry Division Mias PhllUps -a oUm 5-foot-4 eemtterad i/ver'i, on acre and s to protect his health from “ serl-. Americans Interviewed during effort* . urrenUy being mode to­ gurrrt|lla leader Yaa-er Arafat am ss the ihills.; and'then! had moved south to KmUim and graduate riudent M sociology hsJf that Ibare were ostly I'' ' oUs deterioraticn,'' Nattonal snd after thy; action gave this ward S peac\eful^ aelllerncnt to wltii a bomb Saturday -T)te at­ damped\ hard - around the'xBen left the South Vletnamsto 42nd was\ found py a/rwfghbor and- s^nitil ptefoe left of \^the aircraft. , •Aeronautic and Space Agaoey assessment of* how they mas- the Middle East and he might tempt fidted ,■ Vi - y Het Special Forces camp late In Regihieiit In charge of the val­ fellow student^Judtth Rubin, Thierw were no wttneeeea to. aiXXXXKSd. ' I sured up: bi» for. ed to remove ihe 06 '' ' -Citd a 4rvby (rttppad June. Dhriston-siaad farces were ley. Tbe goTcnunsnt troops who shared ^/Utchen with the the accident but the sherttf sold \\ The 14-pound rafts Usd taooir The Vletiuuncae fut scrtously olWervrre from the are.., pv kAg* cofgatritng *' quantity pitted against each other. The were told to go It sloas. victim reridents heard tha plana )uK key’s BtosatsUlte 8 s|iace craii mauled, but no w o rn than thr — "They cormrrt be expected to ot plsriK- esptoMve which would South Vietnameae bad U.S. air The enemy move into Dak To Mjss ^JStSi b i n reportedly hoard before it struck the ground to a was achaduled for. air recovery U S. ITSrd Airborne Brigade at lier-v- os what aitioor’ to .te l-(V« dolrmatei] when the pack-' and artillery support. was a seasonal phenomorian. the griiff voice of a man. tot- age was opened, was ^erespt- posture, at 6:16 p.m. (EOT) over the Pa-‘ Dak To In 1167. Knowlegeable fenselesx targets In a xhooting Both rides have been making The decision to make It a last totebd, by ritots, oral hid In her e me it ex­ ..mcnkay’B oandtitan" wms datact- u « Y Doon skies and shdee through & m ; UA. iransp^aticn grUW \ Am__ the dcvaloptlig ' battle wms sentenced June 9. 1166 front UtempC ' I ^ ploded fifoih tbe Inrida," (he steked In goveroiaanl relnforce- BiUMUy night ant] early today, tha trtpte-canopted pmgle. Hip ran trucks through t^Bcn Het, Detroit Recorder's (Jeort to 10- Tbe (Atekogw. wrapped to atp sheriff smut Ha described the Israel 4 ^ Egypt traded artil- >'PHel desp mud bqgs trucks American beUcopun\ carried (I » -7 (Bee Pofe Tea) > terjn-^otj amoil arms firs atruos (Baa Page Etgiri) j (le e Page e) ' r.: ■■

/ . ■ tl PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 7, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 7, 1969 ------:— 7 ------f —— ' ■ --i------—' PAGE THREE Simuoe St.;, Sandra J. Ryan, 63 sie Nl D ai% , 322 Oak St.; John Manchester l^ ck la ix l SL; Mrs. Helen A. centuries as .part of Massachu­ J. Zapm sky Jr.t Richard Dr,. Maine Indians setts. Today in History Volkswagen . F B I Seeks , Tolland Stewart, 249 E. Center SL; Ter­ Vernon; Mrs. AnnabeUe Dodge. THINK SMAU $I8WM Sheinwold on Bridge m o v i e a u d i e n c e Hospital Notes Just how long, the protest will Sedan 1 ence P. SulHyan, 64; Niles Dr. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ..♦ .* « * g u i d e **»*»** 39. Tut* Rd.; Mrs. Le.slle Plan to Collect last was uncertain, Stevens L»ellvered in Manchester BLIND BKIDOE EXPEBT BIRTHS YMTERDAY: A Pschichbotts and daughter, 225 Today la Monday, July 7, the 525 Agents David Miilholland Available NORTH A SERVICE OF FILM-MAKERS V m n N G HOURS daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Nor­ said, but tribal leaders expected Bc}ulpped with leatherette intertar, ‘BEES’ OOBBECT BID 4 J 1097 3 2 and THEATERS. ' * E. Main S t, Rockville; Mrs. Toll on Rt. 1 188th day of 1969. There are 177 “THE WAY m Ihtferinedlate Care Semi- man Tourgee, East Hartfoed; a some arrests. windshield washer, 2-speed elec­ WASHINOtON (AP) -- FBI By ALPBED SHEINWOLD 9 .2 These f«t.ngs apply 10 Mmi Robert AUlaon and son, Mar- The Indians sold they would days left in the year. tric wipers, heater, ciefoggec, 4- private, nooa;6 p'dn., and 4 p.m. son to Mr. and Mrs. RonOld INDIAN TOW NSHIP. Makie Director J. EUlgar Hoover As School Board Nominee Several blind bridge players 0 Q654 ftleesed eher Nuv 1. t968 use any functe collected to buy Tedoy’ e HlghUght In Htstory wky safety’ flOshers, bock-ua S pan.; private rooms, 16 a,m.- Hebert, 146 BisseU S t; a. son to eclal acrents. <4 nourcement by Democrat David and served as a teacher of O 72 O K Self Service: 16 a-m-'-t p.m., UOrUmer E. Moriaity Jr., 63 Mount Award Offered T E D T R U D O N Me. U. TelUiid TpW. first blind Lite Master. AU of of Sell-Regulation. French Coast planned to use a toll booth to On This Date Hoover akso wants 336 addi- MulhoHand of his "avaiiabUlty gifted, student classes at Burr 4 , AQ853 4, KJ9742 4 p.m.-8 p;m. Downey Dr., I hhelH fc Maatliidw the players at the national [e] Suggested lor GEl^RAL protert motorists traveling NEW CANAAN ,(AP) — A In 186L the Negro General, ttonal clerks, and if die friendly for the Democrat nomlnatk^ to School in Hartford for three SOUTH Intensive Care and ^boronary DISCBIARGED ^ T U R D A Y : RENNES, France (AP) —. VOLKSWAGEN M »dtN recqitian he got before a House tournament in New Orleans in tiuxHigh the reservation here group of "cxKiceriMd cdUzena'' Toussaln L'Ouverture, ^ pro- The Boston Symphony has a Along came a'woman who the Board of Eduoatlon.’’^' years. 4 AK85 audiences. Core: Immediate family only, Barbara A. Lee, New London; Storm winds battered the e{>pToprtetions subcommittee is 19S6 stood up and cheered when along U.S. Route 1. here has offered a reward of clsdmed Haiti's Independence new conductor, William Stein- wets very wealthy and who Added to the continuing pwll- MulhoUand is also a chief V 764 (B| Sugge*ts4 (or M ATU^ Anytime, limited to five min- Scott M. Ovlan, 16 Maple St., French coast In Normandy and an dndicaiUon, the FBI's man­ Dr. Dye received his gold card. Tribal leaders said they hoped $56,(X)0 for Inteirnation leading from France. berg, and Bostonians are -hop-, thought ''Kuss-Kufs" was just tical by-play between Republi­ lietty <^lcer in the U.S. Navy, 0 A J 109 8 3 audiancet (parental dIacre-' . nles. Wapplng; Prank Rugglerp, 70 Brittany Sunday night, wreck­ power will be Increased this East dealer. to collect $1 per car and $2 per to the arrest of the killer of In 1846, the American flag Ing he will restore their organ­ wonderful. Her father had been can town (dialiman RusseM Ste- accnrmuleting 12 years of serv- 4> None Maternity: Fathers. 1 1 a,m.- WoodhUl Rd.; Mrs. Groce B. ing, small boats, collapsing a year to a record 17,346 enri- Ice. Neither side vulneraUe. tion advised). truck travoUng a right o f way ten-year-ok} Mary Mount was raised at Monterey, Calif., ization! to the standing it once the Sir Thomaa Lipton of Rus- vemon and Democratic town Eaat South West North 1*:46 p,m,,' and 6:M p,m.-S Pagan, Twin IDU Dr., Coven­ circus tent, and spreading panic ployes. chairman Charles Thifault, the He, his wife, Maureen, and Openiiig lead—Aoe of Hearts. g RESTRICTED — Persona the ItxUana claimed was once\‘ °ft^T of the reward ex' after the Mexican garrison sur- Manchester's Oldest had among the great orchestras b'b where they drink oceaiiis 1 A 1 0 1 0 Pass p,m,; others, 3 p,m.-4 p,m., and try; Mrs. Angela BattagUoU, 90 at a film festival. Eight persons Testimony released today of annual game of poUtlcel cam- In today's hand, taken from under 16 not admitted, un-. port of their tribal hunting Aug. 7 The offer also rendered, and the U.S. annexa- of the world. Frankly, I doubt more tea than thiey do in Eng­ three children Hve on Graha- 4> 2 « 3 ♦ 4 4 6:96 p,m,-8 pi,m. Taidlow Rd.; Mrs. Marian G. drowned and three others were Hoover's appearance betore the bor Rd. that national tournament. Dr. 2 missing. grounds. —specifles .i—»that the information be tion of was pto-- that he can do it. As leader of land, so the had the wherewrlth- paignius i® oft end running.. Pass Pass 6 A Pass leas accompanitd by parent Age Limits: 16 in maternity, Kamarowskl, East Hartford; with^Fine$t subcommittee laA April 17 In announcing hte avallabiUty Dye "saw” the correct bid in Traffic is normally fairly light handed over to the Wilton or claimed. the Pittsburgh forces, he has al to buy him ■?n orchestra, and CaUcuMw Approaching Pass _ 6 ^ Double All Pass or adult guardian. 12 In other areas, no limit In Mrs. Christine A. Gaffiiey, 428 A yacht from Cherbourg was showed the FBI director asked for thr. Democratic nomination. Both political p i^ e s will hold a very complicated situation. along the seerton of U.S. 1 run­ New Canaan ptece. In 1886, four persons were Facilities shown less' competence than his make him a conductor in Paris, Persona under 16 not ad­ self-service. W. Middle Tl>ke.; Elm er’ M. driven aground on the rocks at tor almost $233 million tor fiscal MuIhoBend stressed his prime their political caucuses to select *^0 problem was whet to do the Island of Breha. Two of-the ning through Uie reservation. Mary disappeared on the even- hanged after being named a.s tn return, he divorced his wife Dr. Dye ruffed the club, drew mitted. This age reatiiction Manker, 663 Center St.; John John Stevens and BUgene tag of May 71 and was found aotempUces of John Wilkes PittMiuigh is not as demanding concerns in the field of educa- candidates for the November when West's leap to six clubs four persons cm board were by President Nixon. end married his benefactress. one trump wirth the aoe, ruffed may be higher In certain ^>e administration reminds D. WUcox, 4SF House D r.; Mrs. Francis, governors of the tribe’s dead Juiie 17. Police say she Booth In the assassination of as Boston. tion in ToHand. municipal elections during mid- passed around to him." vlattors that with construction drowned. The reason given for the $13. He alto cha-ged his religion. a heart in dummy and led the areas. Check theater or Linda SulUvan, 62 Winter St two reservations in ‘‘downcast'' had been killed by a severe President ABraham Lincoln, There Is great moaning that He citod the ‘‘need for cur- August. Dr. Dye felt the Braille mark- under way, parking spaoe is A 17-year-old youth from Lor- million increase—one of the few He definitely was clever. jack of epades for a finesse. Also, Paul LeBlank, South Washlngtmi Ooimty, said the blow to the head with a Nunt In 1898, the United States an- things haven't been the same rlculum development, paiticu- The respective town com- '-fS® <*> W® cards and thought advertising. limited. Visitors are asked to ient was lost when his sailboat budget raises proposed by the Sensing hik short-comings in the After dra'wing trumps, he ruN- Windsor; Mrs. Burdella R. protest is two-foM in purpose. * ''* ’ttaien*. nexed the Hawaiian Islands. ■ in the Bean Town since the standard symphonic repertoire, ■larly at Tolland High School'' mlttees are holding meetings longingly of doubling six clubs Printed • public eervice ^ bear with the. hospital while the capsized and a small motorboat new adminlatratlon—was to and "development of better ®t'T)e of Individual Attention.” recruitment program aimed Hvmnhnm, Symphony Hall Hall .irutaa under Kous- been studying ....up on™ the stan >® owo n member of r T T * fact, Ekist would have made d»ai TECHMCaORa groped Its way toward the exits they claim, agreed to take per- |«20' the Democratic Town Commit- at 8 in the United Con­ opened with one club in a na' Malnvllle, 640 N. Main pt. art, Bast Hartford; Mrs. Har­ in darkness. hitot and white (Ju« largely at schools, liberal arts s^ tsk y, and B0O recordings dard works, and during the Tgl seven egainet any lead but thlb pettial care of ihe tribe beck in a little hit longer for gregational Church Religious tional tournament, but most ex­ Also, Sharon L. Mitchell, 113 riet T. Chace, 160 Woodland St.; color). 7 ace of diamonds.) colleges and military separation led the list in popularity among next five years he put his new-^ educator with rvnairfaf’ ®<*“ o®*lon Building to amend a perts would pass It. Beware of Plus—JERRY LEWIS in Mather St.; Theodore Pfenhing, Mrs. Doreen L. Emaok, Mhns- the 1790s In return for thoisnndi centers .■ Dr. Dye earred an imeocpect- Arohaeologicml dlscovertiHB t symphonic organizations. Now found knowledge on pniUic -v j* i, ■ .. ' portion of the organization's counting a singleton king at full "Hook, Line and Sinker” 868 Tolland Tpke.; Mrs. Stella field Center; Jtem Tedford, 76 of acres of Indian wooefiands. SAFE PARKING ON PREMISES ARhough Hoover, over 46 there are always seats avail- view. ' ®cperienoe. he ed rew a^ when West's opening have shown that the prehistoric The responsibtltty became preocmiy certificate of kicorponation. 'value for a borderlinei opening A. Robbings, ‘Mansfield; Mrs. OampheU Ave., Vernon. lead of the ace of hearts allow- American Indian not cxily Maine’s In 1820, ihe Indians aay, ®"'* **** < Stokowski was n illi^ in Phil- Pathfinder a u b will meet ? ! T ■bid. Anna C. Rose, 26 Hany Lane,' Also, Mrs. PTorence M. An­ smoked and chbwed tobacco but when Maine brcame a state In AT THE PARKADE ,• ESTABLISHED 1874 • ^ “ ^ L ?® ® «» aeveland organ- adelphla, and Toscanini tn New Seventh Day to . v Copyright 1969 Rockville; Louis Weinberg, Chi­ derson, 687 Center S t ; Mrs. El- also used It as snuff. iUGGEn DRUG 404 MIDDLB TPKE. WES1 does not go to police ranks in teaOons aU surpass the Boston York. There was great rivalry Adventist Chin-<*. West won the first trick its own right after nearly two and shifted to a club, but It General Features Corp. Tonite cago, 111.; Douglas L. Welch, search of agents. In sale of rMonUngs. aano^ all three orgnlzaUons, The Board of Selectmen wlU In this capacity he la familiar was too late. and 201 Regan Rd., Rockville. Rather, he prefers to get men Actually, the B80 has had nd If that were not enough, meet tomorrow night at 7:30 in that meet hU standards of bcu:k- with the administration of the rtATUNK SCRCENCO FIRST Tuesday BIRTHS SATURDAY: A slim days tn the past. I go back ..Steck was oonducthig in Chl- the Town' Half. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Mal­ ground arid experienoe end then school's noh-graded primary DBAS JOSES to the days when It was coii-,.^ago and pushing all three for H ie Board of Finance will S’lSIVBY colm Rhlnes, 1238 Hartford ^ them t ^ h a vigorous ^ ^ e d by Muck, and while I unit Involving kindergarten BUDDY SACKETT alt . he was worth, and that was meet tomorrow night at 8 in THEATER TIME Tpke., Rockville; a son to Mr. 14-week training program at •' ' ■ through grade three, with In­ the Town Hall. RMNYIRilHISBYIliraiM can't say that, I had any valid worth a great deal. SCHEDULE and Mrs. Daidd Mayer, Wales FBI headquarters here and at struction teams In the tnter- The First Baptbt Church will 91 Vuitanf C-fiHby. critical knowledge at the time, AU tour were "personality” WALT DISNEY • Nr Lmti 'Rd., Andover; a daughter to Summer the FBI Academy at Quantlco, med'ate grades and with VISTA hold Hs midweek prayer service MOVI it was a gen'rally accepted fno‘. conductors. That Is, they were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lefedvre, Vh- and teacher corps volunteers In tomorrow night at 7:30 at ihe Birnnslde—^Popf, 7:00, 9:06. Basloally, applicants must be that the BSO was the leading personallUes of thertiseWes, and the school. Ctneram'a—Ben Hur, 8:00. 406 N. Main St.; a daughter to orchestra of its day at that Parsonage. college graduates, from 23 to 41 they imbued their Interpreta­ A teacher since 1967; he has Eafcrt Hertford Drive-In—April Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ginnie, Ume. The tax collector will be at MU Sale years of age, at least 6-feet-T tions with their personallUes, taught tor two years In Somers Fools, 8:46; Stalking Moon Glastonbtuy; a son to Mr. and In 1918, due to anU-Qerman the Towii Hall tomorrow frqm (norflgto/e//tUfl car/ with oorreobable 20-20 vision. someUmes to the detriment of and tho balance In Hartford. 10:20. . Mrs. Donald Costello, 117 West sentiment. Muck got sacked. the composer's personality. But 9 a.m. until noon cuid 1 to 4 ^ asaail (G) None can be color-blind, and all He. holds a MaMer's degree p.m. for the payment of town . Ealst Windsor Drlve-In— The St.; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ (He was Swkn, not .GermAn, os they were all exciting for an AMCKUl CKk Days! must be in "excellent physical from the University of Hart­ taxes. Love.Bug, 8:46; Where Angels ert Bartkowski, 33 Wellington condition'' and have "a valid li­ a matter of fact, but that made audience. ford and a sixth year certlfi- Go, Traubte FoillowB, 10 :30. Rd.; a daughter to Mr. and no differemx.) The perso nel o*' Koussevitsky affected cense'' to drive a car: Ihe oate from the same university. Manchester ' Evening Herald Manchester Drlve-In— Good­ Mrs. Donald Berry, Bergen- _ ...... orchestra was largely Ger- wardrobe of__ a...... Beau...... Brummel...... By far, the largest number of He has been In charge of tho Tolland correspondent Bette bye Ootumbus, 8:46; Barbarel- fleW, N.J. Hoover's agents-olthough the Ui«y ^ sacked, too. Hts tall coat was a marvel of Summer Beading Program at Quatrale, tel. 876-2846. la, 10:46. ADMITTED YESTERDAY: FBI does not give a breakdown ^ travoUng French band got ongincerlng by a custom tailor State Theatre—Findan's Rain­ ’•GOODBYE COLUMBUS IS Angelo Amodeo, 37 Clinton St.; —^ are law school graduates, and *4iBiidcd In (he U.S. and so that It rode on an elastic bow. 1:80, 4:00, 6:30, 9:00. ^ ’My wife iRnores me. my dog growls at me. BOUND TO BE A Mrs. Bernadlne D. Bumat, EhiBi most of the remainder are ac- members were hastily recruit- harness which accomodated to UA Theatre— The Love Bug, Hartford; Clifford Callahan, 21 J I think Tm (eady for something GREAT SUCCESS!' oountants. I' viicandes and a num- his body moUons but the coat Rival Groups Criticize 2:00, 7:00, 9:00. Newtwssk, Horton Rd.; Mrs. Mildred The V B ! has been .BearcWi* of other French musl^tans stayed without wrinkle In the WUMJAIRCIJISFI'JlitS “The April Coleman, 11 High Ridge Rd. n,bio for language specialists also got jots. Pierre Monteux book so that all the ladles In Rockville; Mra. Sadie H. Air Traffic Organization Fbols’’ S and physical sdenoe majors became tho conductor the audience were convlnoed he Bomb Recovered I^INNNEYi:, overl Bdibon Ceiiter Rd., Bol and earlier this year, three of With the moUey a'sortmr t achieved his results with no ef- ,. BRANPORiD (A P )—Polite re­ WASHINGTON (AP) — 'Ihe duce them to move ai^ traffic Jack Lemmon ton. the ,jl8 teachers at the Wiraie- of musickuM at hand, what was fort at all. covered a 22-inch bomb, stolen I Also, OarMon Curtis, 60 Salem' mucoa. .Nev., High School were noeded W3B a drill miutcr. This ^tokowskl was a flamboyant Profeagrioral Air ’Traffic Control- faster than safety will permit. ■C■Catherine athei Deneuve^ . Maher sold that as a result of from the Fourth of July cele­ Rd.; Mrs. BUerti L. Durtbor, 89 1 ^ 0 recruMsd. Monteux was not. He was a character with his fly away hair lers Organisation (PATCO), bration artenal Saturday, before Locust St., Wnpping; JuUa M. good conducftor os a guest con- encircling his head like a' halo, working six days a week month iKMWimatiiuiiMaiiin______. speortnod of the mass sick caHs after month for over a yeozt It could explode or do any dam­ I (MHWtounmttoiw I noNQUir AnwMQfnnciiH B^lkowskt, 126 Oak St.; David ducto. and Ws b a c k e n d a g ^ a t tmidency to gild the have caused widespread many cantroHers are fatigued age. H. .FkxMl, 97 BlsseU St.; Mrs. chiefly in opera and ballet. He yiy so far as Interpretation ■was to Parade Draws a greater degree than generally The bomb had the explosi've BARBARELLA Mairy Helix Elast Hartfoed; Mrs. did not know the symptionlc concerned. You never missed a delays In airline operattons. Is under attack firom two ri'val is realized. power of four sUcIgs of dyna­ E K T H m m D Jane Fonda Bertha A. LaPointe, 56 Weds- Large Crowd nepertotre, and he tended to get nuance with him; It was always mite, police said, and carried DKI'.'I IN -A- H, 5 ' worth St.: M n. St^iUa A. tort In matters of nuance, rath- done In the grand! manner. He groups for its tactics. He added that he anticipated These attacks in (he post a stubby two-inch fuse. LEvlnakas, Femwood Dr., Bol­ er then in oonceniinaing on“ did a lot of Wagnerian excerpts, a nufhber of flight delays over To Litchfield week brought attention to grow­ It was recovered early Sun­ ton; John L. Marrii, 848 Hills- matters of ensemble. and If you knew your Wagner, the Independence Day hoUdays ing dissension with In the day morning after an anony­ town Rd.; Mrs. Lucflle''M. Further, the orchestra would he wore you all out listening. because of the hea'vy traffic. 'LTTCHFIELD, Conn. (AP) 38,000-man work force hired by mous telephone caller directed Ntebols, Rosewood Lone, Bol­ A crowd nearly five times the "ot toko him seriously. At his Still, hlB oonceptlom were Regarding conflict of interest ton; I?eUy A. Norton, 103 VU- the Federal Aviation Adminlz- matters, Maher said the rules the pokce to the BtenfoiM Point size of LltcMleld's population hrrt rehceTsol, he turned youthful and exciting, no end. traUon to keep air traffic flow- dock. The bomb wtis found there loge'.Sb, Rockville; Debra M. gathered for a parade marking. *o a triangle player with the Toscanini was Toscanini. At apparently ahe aimed more at Paradis, East Hanbford; Robert Ing safely and smoothly into and px-rco than any other group. stuck in a wall. Intact. the ■town's 250tl( lumlvorsnry Admonition, "No-o, No-o! Zat that time he didn't know the out of atrporte Prutthig, M Mountain Rd. Sunday-^uvd boi.ked up traffic tous' bo like a Blew-bell strnuck symphonic repertoire any bet- ___ and the Transportation Depait- Also, Dele A. RobUns, 177 In the latest blast, the Natton- ment "Is bending over back­ tor______six miles. by a falrHeo 'H'o orchertru ter than In $1(XI corporate mem­ a conceit later, served os a cli­ sky took over. He wasn't woll make the New York Phllhar- flout rules of conduct for gov­ At 1:36-6 :S6-9:06 f a r max to II colebrntlon of several Ukod ut first and fome of hl» monlo sound extremely lyrical, ernment employe organizations. berships to 69 alrUnea and other "HNIAN'S f days. readings of Beethoven ajivd and pleased a lot of people. Kenneth T. Lyons of Boston, firms. RAINBOW" FAIRWAY Oelebratlon officials hud re­ Mozart were roverely frowii'-d His lack of symphonic know­ NAGE national prestdent, said The Transportation Deport­ In Color FJR''T scheduled the parade from Sat­ upon. He had been a'boss play­ ledge did not, however, please PATCX) knowingly vtoiated De­ ment has allowed PATCX) to re­ urday to Sunday when weather er in 11 Rufs’nn orcheiitm the board of direotors. and hts partment of Tronsportatton reg' tain $10 of each payment os a forecate looked threatening on wh'ch Is not the best place to contract was. not renewed. I'll ulaUoni ih soliciting adveitising charge for 'subscriptton to the' "THE FUNNIEST, MOST ORIGINAL (iirls Stretch Nylon Knit Saturday. The weather turned piepere for a conductJrg ea-/ continue this business next and corporate membership PATCX) magazine, CONTAGIOUS COMEDY Pciinjiienl prcsi. tutllf neck wiili h.tk /ip out fine both, days, however. '•MT. week. from airlines and other (hms The department also ordered IN YEARS!—N. Y. TIim s domic, kle'cvcIcM Aiiuiicil wilid colon The sU-mile b^kup took place' regulated by or doing bustoess PATCO to make refunte to alr- Sport Coats ■Si/et 7-14 a half-hour before the parade wlih the department! ° tines for odvertising in the mag- 1.00 started. Although the parade T olland Count . EtteUer, the other major em- azkte, 'but Maher said theodver- ALAN ARKIN Summerimmer and Year Round StSlylei lasted two hours,' It took four I ploye group In the field, the Air udng blits never were collected Our Rag. G irls "Seooter*' Skirts uo, .. rpBUy p*nt«' to clear the jam. Traffic Control Association stitpe ttw matter was being ne~ . Low I font pincl .mil ude wiipv. Iloul pniiii LltchAeld's population Is. 6,300. Medicare for Teachers (ATCA), accused PATCX) of Uto- goUated with the department, 19.99 14.88 p.iticy, itripci. tjpcniy md mlid .oliu toi YtMir “ p o q i ” Off tont-.Si/ci 7 14 . . The crowd was estimated at 30,- gal strike action against the fed- jjg orgertzatton la riioirr with Fred Astaire Our Rag. 24.99 1 9.88 000. eral government in connection argukig with ■ the depart-.^ Supported by St. Onge - _.with._-_coi)troltor. atnenteetem ^ to whether PATTX)'s Petuls Clark^ Tommy Steele The concert, by the New Hovori' Our Rag. 29.99 24.88_____ Driess - Sport r (»!rljL_Flare Le{» Punts _^ Symphony Orchertra. featured a June 19 and 20. ..$j6''ahnu&l fee pSr-pilot mem— At 7:00-9:95 (((m))'i |b URNSIDE You*H find Docron */PoIyeitcf Cotton. Rayon, (,i> troloilul piinli. iinvii • .nd clillon Si't’ond Dlatrii't Congressnum performahcc of Tschalkowsky's Tho bin's provLsions are riot - At file time, many controUers repreeents a conflict of ih- Sunday from 2 wooi .bkndy. Single'and doubk breatled. lolidi. poplint Some with uili wjui tiei Si/n 2.69 William St. Onge lias jolncit compulsory, lUid merely permit stl^ed away from work after PUkU. checks. Not eveo' tt/e and color, but a 7 14-. , 1812 Overture. Jf R*e 3 97 U"Uh 24 other (xwign'ssmen In Uio state to grant Medliiire cov­ calling to report they were lU. good selection Knit Shirts )t/hen a cannon was set off os TONlOBT and SAT. 9 ' , ^ ^ sponsbrlng A bill which wouUl erage to Its retired tearhers and ATC offirials said the thou­ part of the performance. It back­ SINO-A-LONO WITH asBio' jig-fcg ■ * ' N^cr provide Mivltivire coverage for employee wijo have' never bees sands’ of traffic controllers who MATINEES fired and spattered tho ciui- DAILY AT 2:00 FB1.-SAT..8UN. I Jr./.Mrsses .Slurks A Jr./Hisse)c.2 A Pc. .Sets^; teiu-h«>Ts luid other state amt Included In the social .security remained on the job condemned Rockville* ! Junior Miss noneer, Don Protznuin. wltli Eves. 7riW-9:00 L K ^ E A s r 1:36-3:36-5:16- ' - Dacron'/Wool O Q Q loivil public employes not cov­ Secretary of 'Ihanaportatian KAY PAULSEN -3:00-9:06 block powder. Ho apparently system, ho axiUained. Hospital Notes S|is|M*ii«ler Pants & Punt Shifts ered under Uu' Scickil Seinrity ''These piiopto have devoteil John A. Voipe for jpaillng to take Holiday Shows Friday,"July 4^^-Cont. from 1:36 Dress/Sport Slacks escaped sialoua injury. system. prompt action decMve oc- S t o c k in g 's many yeipw, often at a low visiting hours are 12:30 to 8 tion to .end Ithe ''Irresponslbte Our The bill, has n-celved Uio n»t» ofi piiy. to edtK-Hte ouf pun. In oU areas ‘except ma­ TUESDAY... UUAIT niCIICV rvs ^ *^'®3n-'iving, Our Rw0. I stixmg backing of the National youU- or In public service.''"lu:- pnoctices." I- VW|ILI llldN C T 3JP-, hartJ-working small car Low Pries S47 N O E spokesman chorac- ternity , where. they are 2 to 4 • ;'Nerer uon“ *hort Ueoc polyesier colion] Sold in Mrs. Eisenhower Educatloti AsHocliitloii. the CVinl roidlrg to St. Onge. ’‘They and 6:30 to 8 p.m. prodiictlms find happiness. 10.99 ipread cuUai drckt iihmt ^ 1 torUed the slowdown as a greed WEDNESDAY... 8.88 • hport ihirii 'Nevei iron *. PoljeiierfLottoni,' . . 2 Pair Pk| 4 . 0 0 - 4 . 0 0 nieriicut Education Association should bie ri>‘’rti sonie protertlon 25? *«i»di aniJ fancy regular of bu |6l . .'ft* f i ‘ l »» - < ,i|.. ,nd (.hn ■ Vue; ’ ! ' .11 (j, • . 1 .nj Under Uie tenns of the bill, ------____ — He said NAGE, after on avia­ colorv u/et JO. 42 stnpei I tcellenf s.otor and lae %ckcl»on , flif’I'H Mil 1 (A P) Mamie Elaenliower, FRIDAY... •itid'/-)n the U.S. Department of Health, tion safety campaign launched Ehra BassetL EilUng- 1 Wood panollng widow of President Dwight D. Ediiciitlon JUKI Welfare may M a r i i i f W n a th o r *" March 1967. was on the verge ton; Helen Moefcey, Sugar Hill Eisenhuwirr, to rospundlng satis­ WTNDBCMt LOCKS, amn. (AP) accbmplishlng major goals Th* enter Into ngTe»>iliente with a Rd.. Tolland; Lillian Buck- ,TECHINCOUNr factorily to treatment for acute Tides will be high along the accomplishing nuijor gouls to wallflowon state to provide iKiaplt’Hl liumr- C l e a r a n c e ! C l e a r a n c e ! bronchitis but will remam in tlie Connecticut shore today from retirement and second-career mister, Longview St., BUtng- C l e a r a n c e ! 7 mice coverage iuuti\r the Me’iit hXsid plished up'to now. Want ■ wood pontled room? It’s for payments blade to the .day ts at 11:30 a.m, and over­ Manor, Vernon, and Casimere assy —i,»rith CON-TACTS plastic. night at 12:30 a.m. Asked for comment; John Ctuunp, Vernon Center Hgte., tlw First Om 's, On Ine'ulln is produced In the pan­ ttmt covered .1 umier appropri­ Maher^ PATCX) national cootdl- Looks handsoma — cofU a frao- i f i . . . Sea water temiieratute at Vernon. tion of tha pfiea of real wood. 1 creas by masses of special cells ate state legismtldn. nator, niid neither ATCA nor DavM if Yon'ra eens. Ladies C.asuaU Bridgeport la 67, Uka flowtNd walls? Ifs lust at* -Men’s Casuals CM* Sandal .Slin^ Hats. Little Heels called the islands of Lunger- ''Tlier»> la H htok-claml'ng NAGS truly represent oontrol- Births Wednesday: Son born Sunaet today la at 8:27. ami ______to Dr. and Mrs. Charles O’CUn- Hnrt ••fom 9:30 sasy, WRh tha wonderful "instant hans. need , for suiii legislatUsi," the lero. He charged that ATCA In ^etentinr* vinyl plastic that Our 2.00 Department of Theatre Deinoi nitl^ congressman stated. sunrise Tuesday at 6:26. particular was subservient to Irene Dr., "Vernon. 2.44 P.M. WndnnMkiy— gots on to smoothly, w'lth no \ ‘ 2.00 ' 'i' the "Mom of our retired te ichers Boatli^ weather for Lorg Is­ FAA and. In effect, an FAA an- Dlschargpd Writaesday : Kar- I'nlveialty of Cooneetirut pas^ no tacks, no tools. Best of lUid other public employe;i do land &iund: Variable uinds at 9S% of IlM po^plo all, thcaa lovely walls are easy td nex, *n Bouchee. Nyo St.. Maneges- Equity ReMdent Company 2.37 5 2.77 . 'H:3.77'. iHaurlirBU'r not luive MixUcaiX' . covtnige K> knots today. Varlatde winds., cart for—they're washable. Come ~f" Mbher said ATCA has no Wr; James King, Grove St., gotmoroot— . isth .Season "1 ^ ' ' »t MS 4/1 i' which Is aviiUabl* to c'her mostly .wiutheasterly, at 10 knots aee dozens more pettems and i4i |i I . : .*tr$e more than 2.600 controllers In RockvlMe; Linda Rowley. Park Tueoday th rW h Saturday colors—start your own deeofatlng Swivel tction fit foi all day comfort ■ RijrrufUA poth cjuj«h pn thick S ' .: -4pp^r »i*( A-^.. We*r..;:, . > ' a. Ut Ift 4T.4 Jfilt i« ^4lhAblB, senior cltlrens. Their sltiki’.lo.n today. Variable wlmto, mostly ■^d f! : :f ■ .f €ufuimi ^rralJ) Its ranks, with memberahtp West Dr., Rockville; Barbara July dilnly It project now, end see how proud Group inchidet brown, black and kW crepe » i e i Ciro^p irKlu^lei Sr:, p* nil : ifiii r e: 'kl-ite hij.e t p4f!f?. Is- often a de»|)erute isie when •fmKheasterly. at 10 kiKits U>- tVffvk ' » . -t)a. • ^ .U" . a • 4fj . :•! .1^4, i.hvtodllng > Fbas, Wlndemare Ave.. Rook- STANLEY lYUajAM ANDREWS you'll ba. I f wMa, 49$ a yaid pastel multi cxhbte white brown lifht peen Sue* f;*; to j? pmA >el -tk M:/ci r . . f u Wt v-m t { \ ( i r t e ' . . U ■♦•) 4(kJ .iflA/i, ' ' PuUlshMl Daily Kteetx Hunlayt lUness strikevs." nlgtie. Southeasterly ivlmki at 10 . He sakl NAGE cUima 8.600 vtlle; Gladys BclUndler, Sunrise .til (*/v.T9U^ Suet $ to. 10 . teeeu ' tf wh, dt ? ? •- 4 ‘ 7J... II Llfgti ^ UK] Holiday* u 13 BIm r U Slrrt-t. ,ln JA.MEH GOLDMA.N’S Msnchealer, Conn. (060(01 "Jiurt an we try to help our knots Tuesday, members but the Hgurea cannot Dr., RockviBe; Brian Beebe, ' ^ . 1 ■ , Talephuiip 643-3711 senior citizens In slmlhir clr- Variable cloudiness and ' a be subatiintlateil. PATCO. hr Wellvwod Clr., Vernon: Frances GREEN’S THE LION IN WINTER ^ the ‘'mincle’* of ^ j"c \ i.n o o 1 ...... " V r , Second Cnts* Pialnze PnnI hance of iihoweni this morning. said, haa 7.500 controller mem- Wormstedt.' Rockville;, LoU Manchester, Conn - BROAD STREET heJp our retlix'd tnicht'rs when Mostly cloudy tonight and Tues- bens. Hoopa, Virginia Rd.. Manches- downtown Banin'at,, ^ XANCHKSTEB ' SUBSCRIPTION RATES tte sikk-Ut of high medUi;il and Jay., PATXX) has instructed 'Ita ter; Marlene Dickey. High St., ^ Tu^-Thur*. n.tt and $3.26 Regidar (7) U 6.2S ' • 0Y n iott t MANCHESTER — 1145 TOLLAND TURNPIKE SALE:*M0N. thni WED. t Payable In Advoooe PARKADE On* Year ...:...... $3U Uli hospUul bills haunt them In Vlrtbtllty five milts or more, members to observe trarac.crti- RockviUe, and Mrs. Gall Ro- am CIUI68 ate UoaOm ...... IS.M their decUnlig.yearn," St. Otge ejocept one to thre^ miles' In trol sutety rules rigidly' and not haclk and daughter. H>'xloviile Three Moolhg ...... 7.80 EXIT 9.3. WILBUR CROks PARKWAY OPEN LATE EVERY HI6HT J One Honlb ...... 160 added. showers. permit outside pressure to In-’^Rd.. atoftord. J______HARRIET H. JORGENSEN THEA-fRE

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•' ■ ■ ' ' MANCHESTER EVENING H^jELALD,, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY. JULY 7, 1969 PAGE FTVE PAGE PQUR V 7 MANGHEssTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 7, 1969 Smith'Metivier Flaherty'DeMats Eaton^ottertxin '» Reneau'Richmond Borofsky-Hulser WeineT'Porter MieB Cynthia D eM ars of Oov- BITUMINOUS ettfiy euid Thomas Lawrence -,/Y Flaherty of Braintree, Mtou., : -V. ■ '.r were W ^ Saturday afternoon at 1 < r St Mary’s Church, Coventry. , DRIVEWAYS ’The bride fa a daughtw of PARKING AREAS • GAS STATIONS Mr. and Mrs. L aurier T. De- BASKETBALL (X)URTS Miars of ’Trowbridge. Rd. T he bridegroom fa a son of H r. and NOW BOOKING — PLACE TOUR ORDER NORM Mrs. Lawrence E . Flaherty of Work Pereonnlly St^terifaedL We ni* 100% Ininra ■m ■ Braintree. 8 INCB IIM ,-V- ; The Rev. Betrnerd H iller of DEMAIO BROTHERS St. Mary’s Church and the Rerv. CALL 643-7691 or 647-97S8 Robert Bechtold of the Second Congregational Chutxdi of Cov­ entry performed the double­ ring ceremony. Mrs. Jane MU- ^ ler of Hampton, aunt of th e bride, was soloist. Miss Cath­ erine Grady of Covmtry was Engaged SIDING organfat. Two floral arrange­ The engagement of Mls.«i Vic­ ments decorated the altar. toria-F. Brlx bf Kensington to Aluminum Vliiyl Given hi marriage by her Donald P. Mooney of 'Vernon DEAL lU R E trr WITH MEN WHO OD THE WORK lather, the bride wore a fuUl has been announced by her par­ leng;th linen gown designed with ents. Mr. and Mrs., Ernest W. batteau neckline, short puff Brlx of Ken.Hington. sleervea, A-line skirt, and chap­ Her flamx' is the son of Mr. el train, and accented w i t h and Mrs. Richard A. Mooney Venfae lace. Her mantilla was of, 33 Sunset Ter. fashioned of silk illusion and Miss BrLx is employed as a Venfae face, and riie carried a physical therapist at Windham cascade bouquet of daisies and Memorial Hospital In Willlman- I^nk oamattons. Uc. She Is a graduate of Mfas Leanne DeMars cf Cov­ Berlin High Schixil and a 1969 entry, sister of the bride, was graduate of the Unlveralty of maid of honor. Bridesmaiifa ConnecUcut. Mr. Mooney. Is a were Mrs. Richard SavUle of 1968 graduate of Rockville High Brockton, Miass., and Mrs. Ben­ School ^ d a senior at Eastern jamin Palleiko of Norwood, Connecticut State College. r, Mass., both sisters cf the bride­ A fall wedding is planned’ , groom; and Miss Christine Ye-’ m a a t Coventry. Let’s get to the point... The attendants wore identical ULTIMA II fuU-length raspberry linen COSMETICS Hw bMt work fit tfw bout prkot gowns designed -with portrait necklines, puff sleeves, and A- cdi R&R CONTRACTORS line ridrts, and pink whimsy . / s I iiwMwi i\iiki pikoto WELDON DRUG CO. ifnytinw 644-2720 headpieces. They carried kiss­ M ^IN STRI I T ing balls of pink carnations. MRS. THOMAS LAWRENCE FLAHERTY i Robert Flaherty of Braintree --x - IfoaUff photo served as hfa brother’s best / American Rerttage photo MRS. PETER GLENN fiOROFSKY Eager photo man. Ushers were Richard Zan- ■ A MRS. DURENE DUANE RENEAU t The marriage cf Miss Susan Slrtand of Haitford. MRS. RICHARD L. WEINER ca of Quincy, Hass.', Robert f rtlamUl pboto Zembruski of Bethany, and I Miss Lyim Ellen'Richmond of were Mrs. Howard Smith of Jean Hulser of Manchester bq The atteiufante were dressed Miss Judith L. Porter of Gil­ matrtiing accessories and a cor­ Manchester became the bride Danielson, cousin of the bride; Peter Glenn Borofsky of Hart­ alike in full-length gowns, fash- MRS. PETER H. SMITH Charles Vfacardi of Old Green-1 . Eager photo ead and Richard L. Weiner of sage of pink and white flowers. of Durene Duane Reneau of and Miss Delda Lapointe of ford took place Satui^y morn­ lorred with white bodices, high ■wich. I MRS. CHARLES EDWARD EATON Colchester were' matried at A reception for about 228 Was St. Bartholomew’s Church gowns of pink silk shantung, ^Mrs. DeMifrs wore a green Vernon Saturday afternoon at West Hartford. ing, June 28i, at St. Bartholo­ neckUnee, long full sleeves with held at Bolton Lake Hotel. For'' MinH Marcia Ruth Potterton, wem the soene Saturday morn- fashioned wfth empire bodices;' , ™ erwemble The bride- ^ueta of shBsta daisies and but­ Emaniiel Lutheran Church. The ' attendaints were dressed mew’s Church. wide cuffs, a wide pink satin noon Saturday at Gilead Oon- a motor trip to/M artha’s Vin-; formerly of Mimcheatjer, tag of the marriage of Mis? and a ruffle edging the neck- mother wore a ntak ton . pompons, with garlands of The bride Is a daughter of alike in full-length apricot color The brkle is a daughter of belt, and navy blue chiffon over gregatlonal Church. yard, Mrs. Weiner wore a pink Paulette Jeanntae Metlvler of line and extending to the back ? ensemble ' Charles B^ward Eaiton, Jielli of 1 and shasto. daisies, dec- Mr. and Mm. Rockwell W. Rich- gowns, fashioned with elbow- Mr. and Mm. John D. Hulser taffeta skirts. They carried oo- The bride Is a daughter of Mr. and white 'voUe dress with M a^eeter to Peter H. Smith hemline. They wore pink carna- ^ reception for 180 at GlaMonbuiV. exchanged vows .ted the altar. mond of 128 Richmond Dr. p>e length sleeves and embroidered of 140 Kermediy Rd. I h e bride­ loitlal bouquets of pink mini­ and Mrs. Douglas Porter of white accessories. The couple Boturclay morning at St. Peter's bridegroom, of the Vernon Oar- lea'ves accenting the empire ^ the home of thTbride’s parents. The bride ■was given in mar- groom Is the eon of Mr. and ature carnelfans, sweetheart Martin Rd. The bridegroom is will live at the Hope Valley The bride to a daughter of hair and carried bouquets of ^ ^ Episcopal Church, Wapping. den Apts., is the son of Mm. waistlines. They wore matching Mrr. P eter V. Borerfsky , of rosea and baby’s breath. rlag« by her father. She wore the son of Mr. and Mrs. WsUter Efatates, Hebron. Mrs. Benoit A. Metlvler of 146 similar flowers. Nantucket Island. Mrs The bride is a daughter of Mr. a full-length em pire gown of Robert Hicks of Huntington headbows, and carried bouquets Hartford. ^ Roland J. Perodeau Jr. of •Weiner of Colchester. Mrs. Weiner, a graduate of ahd Mrs. Oeorge A. Potterton Pork, CaHf., and the late Dur- of summer flowers. _ , The Rpey. Edward' LaRoee of Cushman Dr. and the late Charles Mlchalskl of Bloom- Flaherty' wore ■ a blue and 6 ^ BLANKETSALE Ivory antique satin trimmed Wethersfield served aa beat ■> - The Rev. JTohn Cross, former Rham High School, attended of t71 Avery St. The bride­ ward Home. Burton Rummahs of Windsor St. Bartholomew’s Church, and man. Ushers were Gregory M. Benoit Metlvler. Th© bride- Ington, Ind., served as b est white knit dress with white ac- wlJth Ivory lace, designed with pastor of Qliead Congregation­ Manchesterr Community Ool- groom fa a son of Mr. and Mrs. man. Ushers were Peter M. cessories After July 9 the groom is a son of Mr. and ^rs. The Rev, Eric Oothberg of served as best ''man. Ushem the Rev. Waiter Loomis, pastor Ryan of Ellington, brotheiMn- al Churah, and the Rev. Her­ KNOWN FOR VALUES long prlncese-iAyle sleeves com­ lege. She Is employed as a sec­ R. Barlow Smith of FloskBlarr, Metlvler and Donald N. Me- couple will Uve In Storrs. OME WEEK...JULY 7th to 12th Harrifxm M. Eaton of' Sulli­ ing to po^s at the wrists, and Emanuel Church performed the Howard Smith of Danlel- of Community Baptist Church, law of the bride; Joel Fe'man bert O. Kelsey Jr., pastor of retary at Travelers insurance van, M a / a train. Her shoulder-length double-ring ceremony. gojj^ cousin of the bride; and performed the double-ring cere­ and Alexander Pazda, both of the ' Gilead Church, performed Co., Hartford. Mr. Weiner, a .. T = . Manchester and Mr. and Mrs. Flaherty are The Rcy./james A. Birdsall The brtde was given in mar- Brian Lanrniem of South Wtnd- mony. Bouquets of gladioli and Manchester,' and Donald Slni- the double-ring ceremony. graduate of Bacon Academy, brothers of the bride; L ew is jime graduatee of Southern mantilla .was attached to a rloge by her father. She wore St. Bart^omews Church smith of Boston and Walter Connecticut State College. New vicar of St. Peter’s Church, per­ crown of seed pearls, and she pompons were on the altar. mons of Efast Hartford. The bride was given in mar­ Ccdchester, served aboard a formed^ the double-ring cere- oarrled a bouquet of ehasta a full-length schlffU embroider- jirs. Richmond wore a mint The bride was given In mar^ Mrs. Hulser wore a blue coat riage by her father. She wore submarine in the U.S. Navy. He Carolina, both Haven. Mrs. Flaherty wlU teach mon/. Sydney MacAlpine of daisies, tea roses, and ivy. The ed o r ^ y gown, w^th yreen linen dress and lace coat riage by her fathet. She wore, dress with matdilng acces­ a full-length gown of dotted Is a crane operator. brothers of the bridegroom; and art In the fiOl. Mr. Flaherty fa: SAVE 20% NOW! Mcihche«tor was organist. Bou- bridal gown was fashioned by ? matching accessories. a full-iength gown of silk organ- sories. Both wore coraagies of Swiss, designed with long c ^ t l ^ were ConnecUcta Mu- tual Life Insurance Co. the bride's mother. A reception was held at the aa and Venlse lace, dredgned pink roses. sleeves, and lace appliques ac­ 081 ‘ K a te Home. V o r a wedding trip Mm. Samuel Farrell of Wash- ed from a cluster of orange . with high collar, long poufted After a reception for 128 at centing the skirt. Her chapel- The bride'was given In mar- ^ ‘P^el sleeves, and detacMhle tmin. Ington, Mo., slrter of the bride­ blossoms, and lUie carried^ 1° - Maiicheater Country Club, the length veil of silk illusion was rtage by her uncle, Conrad Me- silk worst^ dress and face r p o r t groom, was m atron of honor. cascade bouquet of and ***"“““ Her elbow-length veil' of silk couple left on a motor trip to arranged from a matching seed t4^r of Westbrook, Maine. She matching accessories NE3W HA’ITON (AP) ^ The illuHon was arranged from a peari trim m ed headpiece, (uid S 3 9 6 Bridesmaids were Miss Oeoigla Btephanotls white dress with white acces- Boston end Cepe Cod. They are wore a fuU-length govm ^ k ^Ulfafa Steak”^ House^^r* a administration has drawn Potterton of Old Qreenwlch, de­ Miss Janet Richmond of Man- floral headpiece accenfed with living in Rook'vllle. she carried a dozen 1 o n g- organza, designed with the bod." a ^ ^ rosoluUon to ask the state SA. ter of the bride; and Mrs. Dor.- Chester, sister of the bride, was ' " pink satin ribbon, and she car­ Mrs. Borofsky, a 1966 grad­ Btemmed red raaes. NIO. $4-«« J^fa” X smith wore a yellow dress Sole na Olatg of Mancheater. maid d i honor. Bridesmaids ried a cokmlal bouquet of sweet­ uate of Mandiester High Miss Janice Porter of Gilead, Mkv. Reneau is a graduate of heart leseis, s^rhanoUs end ^luxd, attended Manchester sister of the bride, and Mrs. cathedral veil of silk lUuslan with matching access^es The r7s^uU o?^ submitted The attendants were dressed ------^ ^ ------^— the University of Bridgeport. baby’s teeath. | Ciortununlty College. She is em­ Steven Schuster of Colchester, 'Super Kitty' super nap . . . soft blend of 50% alike In full-leng^ empire the is employed at Pratt and hOes Nancy Anri Hulser of ployed at the Oomecilcut Mu­ sister of the bridegroom, were raypn/50% polyeater for addetl warmth, gowns of light turquoise and .'Whitney Division of United Air­ Mancheater, stster of the brtde, tual iTBiirance Co., Hartford. the honor attendants. They were Mi., Smia., . ol “ •I®rev«l rjfctim o nylon binding. 72x90" for all beda. deep aqua antique satin, fash­ craft d graduate of M anchester Ootn- hats. Efach carried three long­ ^ e ^ “ rGrem^Ms^'^r crn- state fa authorized to «c- for cold weather. Machine wash/dry cotton. their hair, and carried bouquets England Typographic Service, Mrs. Susan Bereifa, both of mundty College. Ho fa employ­ stemmed . red roses. of yellow shosba dolstee with Inc., Bloomfield. Mlanchester,' and Mias Donim ed at Cooley, Inc., Hartford. Bridesmaids were Miss Mary Lombardo, Mfas Linda Clbro- structlon Co. Mr. Smith re- bv'*ta^ 'Merry' and 'Mirth' brtsht 'n' bold plaitia JSs matching turquoise and aqua Lou Hooker of Gilecul, Miss Sue ski, Mfas Maribeth HlkUtch and celved his bachelor’s degree laUon passed June 8 py tlte ...fluffy pile of rayon/acrylic for perfect stream ers. Hooker of Needham, Mass., and Mrs. WUltom Feiratoll, all of from Bucknell University, L©w- general assembly. Acquisition by g r Horry Efaton of Sullivan serv­ Mina Barbara Anderson of Efast Manchestej), and Mrs. GUbert liburg. Pa., and his'MS degree the state would save the ^ warmth. Machine wash/dry. F’erky plaida.' ed os hta brother’s beet man. Hampton, all cousins of the Wilcox of Vernon. The flower in physics from Trinity College, the oosts of capital Improvement ^ Full sise plaidi, RIO. $6.99...... Sole $6.24 Ushers were Letand PotCertqn brtde. Their gowns and hats Birl w as Chert Dow of Manches- Hartford. He fa a member of ■ of Manchester, brother of the were styled to match the honor the sclenUflc staff at P r a t t The population density in bride; John Efaton and Jam ee The marriage of Miss Joyce attendants’, and they each car- The attendants were dressed" and Whitney Division of United Manhattan, N.Y., fa about 77,000 All b lo n k ets.- ' Efaton, both of Sullivan and Marie Wehren of Wapping to rted a single tong-stemmed red alike in fuU-length sleeveless Aircraft Corp., East Hartford. people per square mUe. roae. Ctambertaln itooto Orohta-own Orpnf Crest* Engap>ed brothers of the bridegroom; and Lt. Jeffrey Fisher Hatch of Ito Cook of Efast Hartford. - ' WaHer Stachura of West­ Engaged Potterton wore on aqua Marblehead, Moss., was solem- chester served as best / man. The engagement of Miss nixed Saturday morning at St. antique satin suit with bone ac- Ushers were Mike Porter of The engagement of Mfas Am i Cohen']ohnsoh\ Christine Ann Qrecld of New M argaret Mary Church, Wap- OUead. brother of bride; Britain to Albert Steven Da- cesaoplea. The bridegroom's Mario Glrardiniof EUington to motheit^ wore a yellow linen suit P*ng- Bteven 8>11 Jun­ Given In marriage by her NEW FAIRFIELD, Conn. (AP) aorved wlth the United Stabea The bride was given In mar­ Cotton and rayon blend, durable nylon $18.7* * 2 fr . fseleismsirt essrewtee In Boston where he is a member U-ut. She Is a teacher at Ola» ior in New York Unlvemlly, father, the bride wore a full- A ctress MoUy Picon and her Air ^farce and fa a graduatie of riage by her lather. She wore binding. 72x84" for twin or full, size. llnets centrel •eelntt ei.ethewk'el dUtsefa. of the board of editors of the tonbury High School. M r..Eaton a fuU-length gown; fashioned New YorkjC'Uy, in the ftiH. She length empire gown of silk or­ husband, Jacob Kallah, cele­ Mjancheater High School. Duel centrol, BIO. $16.76 ...... Seie $14.76 Law Review. Ho Is a,graduate Is a graduate of Parks Cbilege Ib a 1967 graduate of Manc^s- ganza d e sig n e d with long brated their Both wedding annl- The wedding is planned tor with lace em p^ bodice and of Manchester High School and of Aeronautical. .Tcichno'ogy at ter High School. Mr. Herman sleeves, A-line skirt, and detach­ v en ary . Oct. 4. * train. Her veil of silk illu^on • received his BS degree from the St. Lous I Mo.) U nlverdty and la miijoring in psychology and able chapel-length, train, ..and was arranged from a'matrtitag on eoch blanket (plus tmoll repulor payment*) University of Connecticut. One of thetr preoenta was 60 b-' employed os an experimental anthropoiogy at .Oolumhla , Unl- accented with Alencon lace and ■hares of riock in a gold mine. headbow, and she carried a co- holds your cheUo on Oraht* iayew ey fion The wedding' is' planned, for test engineer at Pmtt and Whit-, vei-slty in New York City. seed pearls. Her three-fiered silk ACblly fa appearing in the . Pengiiih Brings $ 3 5 0 - lonial' bouquet of roses and 5 0 ^ D Aug. 28. ney. ' - No date luui been aiinounced’ Illusion veil was arranged from daisies. C^Jalfawood Theatre rpoductlon CAPE TOWN, South Africa-^ for thel wedding. a pill box hat accented wtUl- there of "The SoUd Gold Cad­ Mrs. H. Bruce Low of Bah seed pearls, and she oarrled a Each year about ^'uo pengutoa illac." and the cast tbqught it Angelo, -Tex., was m atron of bouquet, of ohasth dolslae snd arc OKported to aoos tram would be nice to gtve the<^ onnp% honor. She wore a full-length 1 baby’s brpath. Mm Ioo Island, a South African H* riock —a start toward a empire gown of deep yellow Miss Deborah Ann Wehren of P®*easlon I,2d0 mllea ixaithesat with a matching headbow, and FRESH CANDY Wapping, sister of the bride, aoUd gpkl ffartIHar of thetr own. of here. Efach bird brings $880. ^ '• WHITE MUSLIH WHITMAN, S tim A F T T she caiTled a colonial bouquet t e IT CANDY CIIPBOARO was maid of honor. Mrs. Alisa of dahdea. iM ig w of RockvlUe was matron Bridesmaitfa were Mfas Suean ARTHUR ORlM of honor. Brldaomakfa were Cohen and Mfas Cynthia Cohen, SHEETS Miss OOnstanoe Hatch of Mar- both of Manchester and slaters blehend, sister Of ttw brtde< of the bridegroom; and Mra. groom; and Mtsa Mary McOsr- Willard E. George of South Craf- Durable 130-coiint fine Sole thy of Miedford, Masa ton, Mass. Their pastel yellow cotton lop and Ixittom all the The bridal attendants wore gowns and headbows were sheets,.. made fur Grants identical full-length empire styled to match the honor at­ latest Gdttins MarrMT gowna of yellow chiffon over, lORMAL tendant’s, snd they carried by a famous maker Stock Lucky Youl linen, and matching picture similar bouquets. up now and save more! S t y J e M , hats. The honbr attendants oar- . . . WI HINT IT \ . . Hannah R. Zabaraky of Nor- Doublo »is«, flet me fitted Gaslight wishes to opn- ried bouquets of yellow rases ' ton. Mass., cousin of the bride, BIO. $ 2.26 Sole $1.63 gratulate yqu cn your an- and white sharia daisica. The was flower gtri. She wore a deep yellow empire gown with Pillow f eet.) for all^ gagemant We now have bridMmakfa carried bouquets of UO. 2 for $1.0* Sole 2.fer V Twin tise. I yellow roeps and yellow shasta ■'T ALL FORMAL WEAR IN a \ matching h^dbow. and-tiM eocceilant Banquet EfacUl- daiaf es. \ ' • MRS. JEFFREY FISHER HATCH carried a Itasket. fl](led with dai­ fitted, aao. tlekl for yw ir pre-nuptial STOCK AT ALL TQIBS! SpeciaJ Jack Hatch of^arblcfMad Foltowtng a reception at a member of Alpha Epsilon sies shower or wedding' g'^woep- served as hfa .«fothar-s best Schaub’s Restaurant, Efast U H. Bruce Low of San An­ Oon, \ We’re now a ^ t - Omega honor aoclaty and Al­ gelo served as best' inan. Ush­ ffimiSI Oblsu) phMc- Pccasions man. Ushers Were Gory Wehren Windsor Hill, the couple left on pha Chi Omega soda! sorority. tng bboklngSL ers were Mitchell E. Cohen of MRS.-JORDAN R1A>^ CDHEN •J ' V-f C»1 Of Wapping, brother of the a wedding trip to the White She received a master’s degree bride; J<*n Whipple of Marble­ Manchester, brother of the bride- sizesi 4 to54 Mountains and Nantuchet Is­ m education from ; Columbia at U>c 'American Ltgtoti Han. veruty of Maaaachusette, Am­ head, John Nichols of iiahant. land. Mra. Wehren wore a yel­ . groom: and C. Vernotij Gaw of UrtveriKy, New York, City. She Lancaster. Mass., aa^ Lsw- West Boylston. Mass Mra. herst./ is a teutchcr Mr. Cfoocn Mass., and Lt, Heiry iNewton low Itnen suit with wMte ac- will teach In German]^ Gaslight of Miami. Fla. 1 rpnee' D. Tonini of West^Stock- Cohen, wore a ipeach color dreoe U a graduate of Turneta Vails ceaaortes and a corsage of yel­ M EN'S SHOP High School; and the KHOWH FOR VALUES...C0AST TO COAST normon APPAge L Mr. Wehren fa- a glikduate of brldgerr-Mass * for- her wedding trip. The RESTAURANT AAts. Wehren woie a crystal low roeiea After July 20. the ‘TteM arral of Mata Street” couple will live at 822 Oakfajtd ^:nlV|^^stty of MaMMbUBctU.' He b ^ sUk d re s s, and coeiri en­ Klmbidl-Unlon ACacMpiy and M rs:' tlohnson Was dreaaed ta .'couple aril! .Uve .111 Germany. - DOT Mata Street SC. Apt 2 ^ . in Urban, nl. U a/ second lieutenant In the VAN( MtSItU 4 k litMtlN 80 Oak St., Manchester semble, and a white orchid. The the Unlveralty of Neir HamF.- aqua, and the bridegroom’s VA’.I Ml M » H Ai i l'.»(>»*l>.r ...... Mrs Wehren fa a graduate of shire where be eras prArident of r, OaaaeeUeut Mra. Cohen, a graduate of f 81 Air Korce , Reeerras brtdegropm'B mother wonr e mother in ( green Both wore ^ P lan e 648-6008 South .Windsor High School and Sigma Alpha Bpritoh social oorsagea of yellow roses jWachusett Rcglooai High la

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important, unless and until wo ere will­ iWanrlypam ^ ing to go for oontrol of wer Itoeif,' the Psychological Man activity in which w^pons might b e used. (Oootinned from Page •) It la the act of wer, wtnteyer the can’t find an3rthlng hard 'to strike against and crack en. weapon, spear or bomb or bacteria, Even though Christianity la FDBU&HBD BY THE now' shut up fn Its churches, He believes he has a self as FIUNTINO 00.. INC which the nations of this world must matter of factly as Burgundian ' II 18 Blasell ttreat relegated to being a qiecialized ''' OCAD^estw. Com. surrender If they wish survival. And It peasants once believed they had JjH Etativlty, no longer invisible, as / ! ' : ' > '• THOllA fl 5v rtflROUSOW immortal souls. The self and // W A IA m R. FEROUBOB can only be surrendered, by these na-' ^ ^ 4 when faith and daily life were FubUaben id soul are different. The soul was one and Indistinguishable, even ^ FoundeS October 1, 1881 tions, to a United Nations which has a immortal, highly Structured if It’s shamefuUy used to s a n i ­ police force larger than all the rest of . 1 and unchanging. The self Is tn PublMied Every Evenlnc Except Sunday* ty the most diabolic practices, and Holldaya. Entered at the Poet Office at the world's constabularies added togeth­ a personality warp, to borrow Manchester, Cohn., aa Seoood Claas Mat) millions of people stick with It an expression from science fic­ Matter. er. ; ■■ Scape because they believe, tion. It can assume many faces, ' a 0S9 i sombsfor the same reason they SUBSCRIPTION RATES play many roles, even at the Payable In Advance fly bttoli^'trom The Bahamas at One Year ...... 180.00 same time. Psychological man. the en d p f December — they Six Montha ...... U.BO The Safety Bag a s mi i sees himself not as father, of­ Three Honlhs ...... 7.80 fi can’t imagiiie ChriAnas with­ One Month ...... rr.r:.. 3.80 fice worker, softball player, The latest thing to threelien to protOot out Show aniTTllho trees.. Some husband, but as one who plays i Hm i one move away gradp^y, going ____ MEMBER OF Americans, whether they choom. to be the role of father, office work­ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS <« protected or not. Is the inflatable air from the orthodo^churches to er, etc. Yet the mote roles the The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled halfway houses before they or to the use of republlcatlon of all news dls- self plays, the more it can do bag, which will be nestled under your their children drop off entirely patAes credited to It or not otherwise credit­ on the personality warp, the ed hi this paper and also the local news pub­ dashboard as you drive along, and wdUch via .Unltarianlsm or EKhical lished here. more difficult it is to grab bold ou want a ! rights of republlcatlon of special db- will be triggered Into automatic self in- Culture. patches1les nerefaiI are.a also *• reserved.------* of an understand. flaltton the moment you hit anything with Wheote do these fade-emrays go? There’s been a lot of pub­ Psychological man jdoesn’t The Herald Printing Oonipany Inc., as­ more than a certain number of pounds leave off operating-'tlita way sumes no financial responslbnity tor typo- licity about zen and trips to In­ g n ^ lc a l errors appearing In advertlseincnii at Impact. dia or astrology, but many of with himself his think­ ana other reading matter In The Manchester When the bag Inflates, it comes out ing In r^tton to others a n d Evening Herald. them simply go to psychology. and whacks itself, taking only a split Psyctailogy can be such a total pubUc,,a^airs. You can get a lyhift of it in the Southern com­ Subscriber to Thnes-WashlnC' tecond for the process, against your face faith that you don’t know you’re ton Post News Service. a believer; you absorb the psy^ plaint that the Warren Supreme Full service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc and chest and gut, thus keeping you Court gave up law for sociology, ' Publlahm Representatives — The - Julius chologiical way of kx^dng at Mathews'Special .^ency — New York. Chl- from pitching forward into the steering things so completely that most whlplf is but another way trf cago, Detroit and Boston. wheel, dashboard, or windshield. In­ of the time you’re unaware of saying that gave up naming and evitably, you experience ^ moment of what you’re doing. categorizing things for “under­ MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA. standing” them in the manner TTQNS. anger at the unexpected btow; the next “Eveiything Is seen, ‘under­ stood* and acted upon in terms that psychological man char­ m om ^, theoretically, you are happy acteristically does. DIspiay advertising closing hours: of depth drama actually or pos­ J w Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. yi|ur life has been saved“ even though sibly underlying any act;, little 'The same conflict has come For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. ymi were one of those difficult char- behavior is taken at face value; ihto play ta regard to crime. years For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday 2 Biblical mein asserts standards; For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday octierH who coUld never be persuaded almost without consciousness oi For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. psychological man asserts For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursdu. »to fasten your seat belt, wear your alternative possibilities of per­ Oassirind deadline — 6 p.m. 6ay before ception, everything very near­ norms that move around like a -publlcallon. fi p.m. Friday for Saturday shoulder harness, or travel at reason­ grading curve or line on ■ an and Monday publication. ly is ‘Interpreted,’ ", writes able speeds. . *' John R. Seeley in the "Ameri- osciliscope. Biblical man wants Fantastic, you may say? Haven't you oanizatlon of the Unconactous” to punish; psychological m a n Monday, July 7 wants to understand. already found in your car those corn (International Science Press, Sometimes, however, psy­ ' traiptlons you refuse to use? What makes ^ 1967). R is a good description :..for a son’s of how the faith operates In psy­ chological man’s way of kioldng you think they w^l be able to resist pqt- Big Warning, No Cure. chological man. The impurtant at things is convenient to the tlng In a safety datvilce which requires thing about him IS the processes dishonest members of Blldical It oertailnly tnloes no dlstliiKuiflhed In- no act of cooperation or compliance on ' of his faith, not Us specific doc­ man’s dying order. Psychologi­ tematlotial oommlttee of cxpeirts to im­ your part? What makes you thiiA, for trinal content. cal man with his intense inter­ port to ordlna.ty citizens a a tm e cf hor­ est in understanding often falls that metier, - you won’t he grateful. If In rare instances he may ror over the growing’ pooelbUltles of have a specific creed. He may to recognize man’s ancient cu­ the safety beg proves practical and does pidities.' Hence, you seldom chemical and biological warfare. be a Freudian or a Rogerlan get to be standond equipment, for a de- - or a you-name-lt, .but what dle- hear people speculate that a education^ All our imagiinationa axe ready to buy public official has been bribed vice which promises to protect you with­ tlnguishes him from others is Along City Streets Sylvian Oflam any more. Psychological m a n the warning (hat the use of such weapons out making a humlllatiTig nuisance out how he looks at him^lf and the doesn’t think that way, 'and "could oonoelvably have deleterious and WELL-DRESSED MOTORCYCLISTS ARRIVING AT LINCOLN ENTER world. Psychological man seeks of Itself? TMb may be the first tnsldo some of the Biblical men Imeveneible eftecto on the balance of not grace but an illusive, fur­ the car s^i^y device which really makes around town are Just as happy. nature" end (hat "no-one could predict tive self whom he can never sense. catch up with, though he chases Not all the people who’ve left how long the effects of certain agents, Herald him forever down the sUvered the Caulstlan churches are be­ particularly bacteriological weapora tutes of his own mind where coming adherents of the reli- ifilglht endure and spread end what “Not A System At. All” ,\ / Inside Report Yesterdays PsycWlogical Man \ every shape Is a reflecUcn. To g k m a t iwychtdogy, although changes they oquld generate” and that. 'find himself he will go to psy- lew a t us are oompletely un­ When the flriit rblllroad was chattered by touched. It’B too pervasive, too If such weapotiB- were over uaed,- "no one \25 Years Ago By NICHOLAS VON HOFFMAN cbodramas, take sensitivity In 1627, the United States entered Into' Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak training, plimge Into nude .^ - triumphant, too Insidious, too could predict *how enduring the eftecta an era which has lasted well over <100 .. Mrs., Annie Waichen of Gd- The Washington Post counter groups, subject himself much In the air to ward off. would be, and how they would effect years • In which transportation h a s The result is an Invisible dlvl- WASHINGTON — Prealdeiit DSG by Secretary David Ken­ way SL, Ellen Eldstei of Ply­ to 4S-liour, non-stop marathons, spurred the growth of the economy. DiH"- pay 4afiiiiiaTi

■ . ■ ' '.I ■ / ./ . ■’ ■. 3 h .I* yr. ^ . PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COSn ., MONDAY, JULY 7. 1969 1 'i I - ■ I I - • •^1 • • . •______^ 4- gence and its agents^withln a MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, JULY 7, 1969 PAGE NINE Astromonk series o f . attempts—to destroy I^iress T ria b le Obituary Thant Says Mideast the revolution leadership,” the Mayor Receives Answer ‘ Coining Back, statement said’, it did not elabo­ Cause of Cate Andover A T T E N T I O N Mrs. Mary E. Morkan rate.'' From England Counterpart Ben Het Test Battle : . , ROCKVILLE ,— Mrs. Mary The assassination attempt Saturday Paper TV-Radio Tonight Mayor Nathan G. Agostinelll E. Morkan of Hartford, sistdr In ‘Open Warfare’ • came only a few days after a city was alt Chesier, a -walled Buckley School PorenH Health Bad today received a letter from the ALPOASets ■ ' * of ^ra. Elizabeth Dunavent of meeting between several Arab city which was originally a Ro­ A major ^breakdown in - ttw (Continued from I'qgo One) Other members were identi- Lord Mayor of Manchester, folder of Tlie Herald’s press ; I Rockville, died Friday at St. (Continued from Page One) gueiTllla groups at which they man encampment. Miss Smith Make-Up Pictures fled^as Albert Pfizer, .part own­ England, acknowledging the Saturday made die edition 2^i Result Was Indecisive I . ' Francis Hospital, Hartford. was killed and two soldiers were reported to have resolved lived during her first week In T ^n Dance TelevUion Some NASA scientiats were er of ,Nord Bau Constractors greetings conveyed to him by hours late, and almost forced (Oolitlinied from Page One) was no debacle. That shows enemy regiment, the 06th, was Survivors also. Include a son, wounded In the exchanges. their differences. Ma-cherter w th a family nam­ 6:00 (3) Burke'a Law (2M(I) NeWe, Weather, Sports ^ Ara Avcnioble already waiting this morning at Co.; In West Germany; ito- Miss Wendy Smith, daughter of cancellation of the day’s edi-* mighty tanprovement.” ctopped up late hi Mhy. The m- The first ■ teen-age demoe o i (M)FD(k Guitar ■ another sister, a brother, and There was also action lit the ed Kellgren. Mrs. Kellgren,’ eiie menta from Fleiku and Ban Me (M2) Hike Douilaa Hlckham Air Force Base, Ha­ hammed Metwall, an Elgyptian Tension In Amman had Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Smith tion. Herald co-publisher Walter.'. But Americans Involved in the emy nWi lost 12 guns to counter the season, sponsored by the (10) Perry Kawa (10) Alfred Rltehoocfe six grandchildren. troubled Gaza Strip during the said, is an American from Mas- Thuot, the gape' were partly (12) Herr GrUnn 0-12) Truth'or Oooecquencee engineer; and Gummaa I^ali- heightened last' week after a of 13 Hartford Rd., who is in R. Ferguson said today. fighting also agree the massive battery Hie and air strikes, ac- Andover Lake Property Own­ Pleose pick up of The funeral will be held to­ waii, where the spac^' capsule filled by the U.S. 4th DivialOn. .(18) £hiparherii>aa 20) RUnUey-Srinldey night. Jordanian government and the British Isles this summer fachusetts. Her second week *1716 folder on the 75-foot'kxig. U.8 . fire support was a decisive cordli« to aerial observers, and (20) IVm 40) Newebeat ’ morrow at 8:4.% a.m. ■from the will be taken. Others were en fa, an EJgyptlan lawyer. \ The Vletnameae entered the er's Aasociatkin, win be held 136 ’The Israelis also said one of army reshuffle that placed what as a Winant Volunteer. was to be w'th another family Goss offeset press that .prints ' Munrten 7:20 Oreen Monor Rood Ahern Funeral Home. 180 route by air from Ames Re­ Reliable Israeli Informants fray wUUngly enough in the ear­ many sappers died oh the from 8 to 11. p.m. Friday In (40) F Troop search Center here.’ their patrols killed an Arab sab­ the guerrillas consider unfriend- ’’Thank you for your letter in the Hall section of Manches- at the rate of 38,(XX) papers an From one point of view, the wlro entanglements of 6:26 (40) WaaUter ■Farmington Ave,, Hartforil. also reported Arab guerrillas ly atagen, paxtlcuiarly three the Red Barn. 6:30 (40) Trulh or Ooneeaueoeea 12) Della Reese Tele 643-0732 'The technique for recovering oteur near the southern end of , ly elements in top army and se­ of greetings which was brought said, her group hour became seriously Jammed, whole thing was Just a mighty 3 ^,^ jjgj 1 with a Mass of requiem at the had negotiated a ’’new deal” ranger battaUohs which tainted The association hopes to pro­ (18) Deimli the Menace 2M0) I Dream of Jeannie the space craft Was perfected in the Gaza Strip during the night. curity posts. to n e by Miss Wendy Smith, will inove into new dormitories he said, and the first paper bomb damage assessment oper­ (20) Scope 24) Iceland—the New Land Cathedral of St. Joseph, Hart- with Joitdan’s King Hussein. with -the North Vletnameee 60lh Thc North Vietnamese were vide a live band for the dance (2-H)) Summer FUcue One Israeli Oqldier was wound- 'Guerrillas recently launched a the Lord Mayor SEOdi ” I found at the University of Manches- didn’t come off the press untU ’ ation,’' said one U.S. infantry (20) F ’Troop 8:00 forif, at 9. Bdrial will be in Hawaii in the Discoverer series The informants said the firs^ Regiment late in May. But aa known, to haxre plenty of able music. The dance is open to ( 8) I Lore Lucy (1942) Red Sox Baeehall a, few years ago. Biosatellibe 2, ed. ' ‘ series of bomb attacks on lead­ all the Winant Volunteers wdio 2:40 p.m. aovtoer. “The Air Force would 6.45 (M) Friendlr Gflam 8:20 (10) Golden art Soldiers Field, Northwood Cem­ indication of this a guerrilla . the qjaualttea mounted,' the bodied troopers available to do' ALPOA members and associate (10-2040) L a i^ In / ing '-^sraeli military men In the came to the Town Hall most Manchester, England, she Peter Oordera, drctilation bloat a valley to pieces, and 6:00 (2-8-10) News, SpoM, wlilch contained only electronic Accordir.g to the C^lro mili­ raid / early today. "The Arabs Vietnamese -began pulling in. battic throughout June. They members from IS to 19 years Weather (24) Frencn Chef ' L etery, Wilson. ' occupied Wert Bank of Jordan. lively and likeable young peo- said, W “ highly industrial, and manager, had sent his news- we’d! look see to find out how (22) RIchllchU (40) Guns of Will Sonnet! / Ftlends may call at the fii- gear, was air recovered-Sept, 9, tary communique, Sund'ay’,s Ulr- crossed into Israeli territory T h e y left an enemyHnfested apparently were deployed to­ old. Ehtoh teen-ager ie allowed 1967. On Sunday a guerrilla lobbed pie, and 1 believe they will the public bu'Idings are grimy boys and’ rural deliverers home weH they were detng (M) Mliueroeenerasers' N<4gMx>r- • ;00 (g) Local Special ( 1 FLETCHER CLASS COe of MANOBiDSTiai neral home tonight from 7 to 9. battle took place after Egy'iJtlqn from Jordan before opening fire valley soutti ot Dnk To early in wards the Cambodian border on to Invite three guests. hood (18) Mere Griffin ^ A lumbering. C119 ’’Flying hand grenades at the headquar­ prove worthy ambassadors of and black.” Their English lead­ at about 2 o’clock, after th ey. The Americans also agree (40) Neerebeat (24) NET SpechU planes crossed over Israell-ot- oh Israeli army positions In­ June, ostensibly to redeploy the west side pf Ben Het, wMIe A total of 114 children are (S) Maytwrry R.F.D. (R) Boxcar,” trolling a trapeze like ters of the military governor of their communities and^heir na­ er took them to several schools. had been .waiting for two houra. that U.S. air and aitlUery sup­ (U) News Anniversary Mass cupied Sinai on a rcconnals- stead. of firing from Jordanian around Ben Het. But the govern­ the govemmeiit t o r c o B stayed now registered to participate in (20) Rough Rldere (46) The Outcasts 54 McKEE STREET ______6494521 device, snags the parachute Nablus; m the past several tion. . y ' ’’One WM new and functional, Emergency arrangements to . port must be made available to (18) Leave It to B«wr«r 9:20 (KMOgMO) Monday Nlitht at A first anniversary Mass for communique, Sunday’s air bat­ territory as they have In the ment troops avoided contact on the Cast side. But the heayier the ALPOA sponsored Red lowering the space capsule from v/eeks therh have been numer­ “I have noted^wlth interest print today’s Herald were dis­ the Vietnamese if they are to (20) MoRalee Navy 10:00 the Movies Now la the time to bring In your ocreeno to ho icpnliod. tle took place after Egyptian but the ^others are like factor­ and never lifted (he siege. One rains made troop deployment Ct m Swimming Program. Al­ 6:06 (40) 77 Sunset Strip (8) Monday Nteht Movie Mrs. Rose Bums will be cele­ orbit and reels it Into the pISLne past. ’The sources said this ous girenadeXthrowlng Incidents the fact that ihe Town of Man­ cussed with Hartford Ttanes« hold their own. 6:30 (2-12) Walter Cronlute (2) Femly Affmr Stomt window glaso replaoed. brated tomorrow at 7:45 a.m. planes crossed over Israeli-oc­ ies inside and out. They remind­ day the North Vietnamese Just increesingly dangerous during so,''the first registration for the (9-11) Jimmie Rogers Show -rmuch like a fish on a line. proved the commandos were at Israeli offt^rs and one Arab chester wlIKcelebrate its 150th management, rtwuld I f have bo-- "Our Vietnamese have get (2) Bvenlnc News cupied Sinai on a reconnais­ ed me of Cheney Mills.” stopped firing (heir big guns, June, and the test degenerated Andover Lake sailboat races (20) Film (24) Flaherty Features at St. James’ Church, Bonny hod Just completed 8 Weather powder bunts to his right iAnd namese to go home.” *>«• the Past four yeare In Vlet- 6:00 BarUurd Blghllsho 6:E Strictly Spoite and nephews. available” signals sent 'to sen­ The \ Egyptian government fire ogreementa Smith, said their flight out Sm'th said the weather has grown mainly in Italy, yields oil Then the second round of the ly, only an over-heated ■water 7:00 News 6:35 Aftennoa Edition D. D. EISENHOWER DEC ANTER R IO jM and fac^-After a homemade fJ Some Americans feel the re- nsun—hanging on but not wln- The funeral will be held to­ sors attached to- the monkey’s also r ^ r t e d the )>reakup ot He said I^ael was prepared of J. ” F. Kennedy*■ International been very chilly. “ If it doesn’t from its orange rind that is'es­ test wia begin. It may be more pump was found. 'Diere was 2:00 GaatlgM 1:00 Aoiy»r<9 ABE UNOOLN DECANTER ..... a f f f bomb/went off tn his ht luctanoe to come to grips with "Ing:. preventing the enemy 12:00 Quiet Houn T;U Now morrow at 8:15 a.m, from the body failed to revive it. In the ’’one o f ^ e most Ipipoj-tant and to honor the cease-fire arrange­ Airport on the evening of June change, I shall slowly freeze to sential in the manufacture of • decisive. \ - no damage to the building. 7:K Red Brat va Tlgere the Nortii Vietaness Infantry from capturing or holding Im­ WFOP—Mle r. D. ROOSEVELT . .. .’...... R ltJ M I Sullivan Funeral Home, 50 past, Bonny had responded by dangerousV spy networks that ments on the basis of reciproci­ cording to police, Kevin^ 19 war canceled because of the death.” perfume and cologne. ^ ^ 6:00 Danny (2ayica 10116 Joe Garaidciia probably kept the battle going a porian*. targets but not adminte- 10:20 Nlghtbeat Naubuc Ave., Ghistonbury, with drinking some water. has operate In Cairo for Israel. ty uhtll they are replaced by a., ^ulUvan ot 54 Niles Dr. found ’owdovim. Another flight was MfUKheoter Bveidiig Herald 1:00 Dick Rcattwrlar 11:Q0 News, Weather. Bports M. L. KING ...... fj ft a Mass of requiem at St.- Au­ the fire-bomb at Mt. Nebo Fri­ ■anged at 10 a.m. the next montii -longer than normal and teriK a defeat Gunmen Get 85,000 2:00 BUI Love U:iO Other Side of -Uvt Day ’’Lack of response was inter­ » ’ilte announcement said the peace treaty. ATTENTION PABENTB! Andover eorrMpoodent Sarah 1:00 Gary Gtrard R. F. KENNEDY ...... f g f f gustine Church, South Glaston­ preted os sluggishness, which, if ring was made up of two West f ■ / day night during, the annual m ining, the 66 Winant Vol- led to the siege of Ben Het. ‘'With our . air and ortiUery NEW HAtfEN (AP) — Four Palmer, tel. 74S-M47 or 7a-7175. “By not pressing thei^enemy, support we could perpetuate the gunmen held up Sealtest Foods, 6:00 News 1968 CAMPAIGN BOTTLES .. set f| ; bury, at 9. Burial will be In allowed to continue, could lead German cltizehs and two Egyp­ AHHaHsiliation American Legion fireworks dis­ unteerc arrived in England at SUMMER READING CLASSES S:16 ftMOk Dp LET US PRICE Green Cemetery, Glastonbury. tians who were haptured June 2 play. He brought it home and 10‘3(l^.m., U.-8. time, and were the Vietnamese prolonged the -war even If we do leave," one Inc. here Saturday night and 2.00 News 1967 B&G XMAS PLATES ...... i l l to serious deterioration^” the I.aid to BtomeatMyj Jr.' Higli, H lf^ Scbool and College Stodenta 6:16 Speak Dp aaitfcre Friends may cajl at the fu­ spokesmltn said. while trying to flee the country .lit It. He was treated at Man­ bused, to their destination at fight. The other aide comes over U.S. oftioer observed, escaped with more than $5,000 New T w ist 6:46 LeweU Imcniae YOUR NEXT 1968 B&G XMAS PLATES...... 1|( 7 (Continued fronvPage One) 6:30 aW . on June 21. THORNTON. Goto. (AP) — A neral home tonight from 7 to 9. Bonny failed to perform as­ -With maps showing Elgyptian chester Memorial Hospital at the border to stay as long os it The North Vietnamese also in cash and checks. 6:66 PbS Rtaito PRfiSCRIPTION 1969 B&G XMAS PLATES ...... f | 2:56 p.m. Saturday. 32-yearHold man was arrested to 7:00 The World Tonlgn signed tiasks Sunday, nor did he military positions along the other package^ addressed to The Nfirrt week, rtie said, SECOND FOUR.WEEK SESSION can, end heetto hack when it is were mauled in the Dak To The tour men farced employea 7:10 Frank OlObRl Gilbert V. Darling would be spent planning the really hurting. They could face fighting. Even though the body Into a restroom area and took tMs suburb for iMtog a drink any water. However, the Suez Canal. ' someone else at Fatah head­ The boy’s parents were not NEXT SESSION BEGINS JULY 28 7:10 Speak'Dp Spoite ARTHUR DRUG reproductions SOUTH WINDSOR -- Gilbert quartersAmman, was deliv­ pix^am Wth.the^DndeTprIvileg- the Americans for m ^ b e two or count of more than 1,800 the money from a safe In the hocae while intoxloated. PoHce 1.10 Speak Dp Mporu NULINE monkeyj,ate oil 20 food pellets (The ring also bad been trying home at the time of Uie 2:10 Speak Dp Harifato V. Darling, 71, of Hartfordi ered at^noon Saturday by mes- ®d; the second, working on It; titree weeks. They faced the claimed by the South Viet- office, oirthorlties 'Said. No one said his erratic maneuvers on available.''^: to get the names of BJgyptlan incident, police said. Small, effeoUtfo classes in reading and study skills. Individual­ il:90 Barry Ihiher from $1.00 stepfather of Mrs. Manuel Glu- seiwef. Sources Sold Arafat wo^ .nnd during qw third, she was to Vletnamese for -two months," namese is MgMy exaggerated, was Injttfed and the robbers the bewildered horse caused a (1:16 Sign Off Baniiy’s 30-day trip was to political figures Interested In ized prograana acoordiiig to prentest diagnosis. Programs may WT10-1N2 liano of South Windsor, died one U.S. officer said. there ile ampie evidence that (xie have provided (he most detailed undertaking ’’talks with U:S. of­ lij^ e building at the time. // lake a trip to northern Wales Include such areas as ■word attack skills (phonics), oompie- fled in a car. traffic Jam on a busy highway. 6:00 Aftarnoon Bldttloe Read Herald Ads Saturday at an East Hartford On opening the Outer packag'e, But wUle the Americans are . 6:16 Maiket Repon study ever mode of the effects ficials tor establishing peace In Limousine Service Sale with a groqp of physically henaloii, vocabulary development, speed reading, how ito study convalescent home. Fa(oh officials immediately realistic about the South Viet- ^ ■' ' ------of weightlessness on a terrestial the Middle East,” the annountie- NEW HAVEN (A P ) —Rep­ handicapped i»ople. effectively, critical ’and inferential reeding, t ^ taking tech­ Survivors also include his sent for an explosives expert, niques perception, concentration, o o lite board test prepara­ nameae performance, they are creature similar to man. ment said. resentatives of Connecticut Lim­ Miss Smith is one of six wife, a stepson, another eltep- who dismantled the inner one tion end general improvement of reatUng efficiency. not indiappy about tt The key man In the Opy ring ousine Service, Inc., and U.S. volunteers a s s lg f^ to Man­ daughter, two brothers, a sis­ addressed to Arafat personally, •k Morning Classes— ^Monday through Thursday "List’s face it, this was a real Industries announced tentative chester. She has Already found ter, and seven grandchildren. was Identified os Bahgat You- the staten\ent said. A AirOindiitloned dassrooms A Certified Teachers of Rsadtaig tough one for them,” a 4th Dlvl- seff Ha>mdan, 32, an Egyptian agreement Wedneeay for sale driving on the leltV’disconcert- A Testing Programs for Diagnosia.and Placetnenit Funeral services will be held Sources In Beirut said the Irtg,” and the rnoneV system a Sion intelligence officer com­ PZC Hears born West German citizen who of the limousine service to USI.' tomorrow at 10 a.m. at Rose package cajrilsd a forged Iraqi ’’challenge.” Nevertlmless, she Academic Reodiiig Improvement Center, Inc. mented. "They learned a lot returned to Egypt after the The price will be between $4 Hill Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., army stamp. said, ’ ’The summer appears to tU E. CeBtsr St., Matadiester They'll get better, and it's ta) June 1967 .^ar offering to help million and 15 million dollars, OaU Fired Rocky Hill.. Bvirlal will be in Five Bids "And thus Fatah has blocked be a rewarding one.” Next ■to OaveTis’ Bestaorant our interest to give them all the the-government buy equipment. the representatives said. Rose Hill Memorial Park, a new attempt by IS i^ li ihtellt- Her first tour of an English EBEE PABKINO mractar 641-9947 encouragement we (MU.” Rocky Hill. If a proposed zone change to Another officer commented: i: Friends may call at the fu­ industrial for an 11.2 acre par­ '"If the 4(b Division was up in neral home tonight' ^rom 7 to 9. cel on the north side of Spencer Dak To in May, we could have St.,. 1,600 feet west of Olcott lost 800 men in beating back Trueman M. Huffman Hr. St. Is approved tonight by the those two enemy regiments. C ^ ld o r COVENTRY — Trueman M. Planning ohd Zoning Commis­ There ore 800 fewer dead Amer­ I; Huffman Sr., 82, ot Swamp Rd. sion, Manchester, may ' have icans because of what the Viet­ died this morning at St. Francis acquired the long-aought extra namese did. So in my view, Hospttal, Hartford. Ho 'wuis the space for Its sanitary land fill their effort was wril worth i t ” husband of the Inle Mrs. Kath­ area. StlU another American said: ^ IMPORTED "The tfietnemese would not I J erine Waters Huffman. The application for the zone f SWISS have even otmsldered taking oil I LUMINOUS DIAL Mr. Huffman WUH bom Oct. change will be h'ea,rd at the v.hi rswiv*'-... 80, 1886 In Conquest, N.Y., son commission’s public hearing a Job U w this Dak To fight in of John and Nancy Dlneheart session beginning at 7:30 In the 1967, and w e would never have considered offering tt to them. Dynachrome Color Film Westclox Baby Ben Hamilton Beach/ Famous Schick . Calendar Sport Huffman, and had lived in Cov- Hearing Room of the Municipal / ventry for two years. He was Building. They took it on this year. There ampl^ed n« supervisor of -the The zone change application Alarm Clock Electric Knif^ Hair Dryer Divers Watch plcukics toolroom department, Is for a total of 34 acres, and is Complete with Proeessing at the Colt Mfg. Co., Hartford, signed by Delphine Holzmon, 'RfliM riw woy yow' Our Rag. 7.19 Our Rag 11.8 Our Rag 39.86 Our Rag 12.99 and was vtoe president of Its trustees ot nl. The front 22.8 I m I ctepfimll on a « credit union betforo he' retired acres of the property Is pro­ Proscription • Super 8 Movie Film e # # 1. 3e29 in 1953 and moved, to Lake posed to bo change to Business Jeeksonvllle, Flai.,/’ where ho III. A business block Is planned you con dopond on made his home unlUl mming that will serve the hundreds of WoWon's • 8 mm Roll Movie Film. • .2,64 4.66 to (Joventry. ^,Ho was nn hen- 29.88 7.99 units of apartments that are orairy life mamber of tJu^ e Eiiy tu read al night a Slim, eaay lo giip han^c »Willi btfiuiifyiiig miit * Iclted walei leiirtatil l» I6.S II * being built in the area, plus the * I umiiUKii dial, iwcep lecond band Knights of OdlumbUH In AiilMim, • 35 ‘^nm 20 exp. ASA 25 . a Shatterproof cryttal. • Convenient on-«fl (hurnh bullon * I’lttctt Wiiy to a lovcliff h«ir tet now Manchester Community .2 .2 4 > Reduc’d coloring or condiiioriing iitir * .' yrai iiunulactuim guaranice N.Y. a Sweep alarm indicator a Preciiion-gtuund rtainleu ilcel bladri College which will- also bo built U/M ojl a l-aige blade leleaie button Hiiill-in M uil idd tdp water lo captulc lot" a *ai loii| ai ciyilal. ciuwn and caw t i t David J. Huffman of (k>vcnli'y, .Quiet tick and adjustable alarm there. • 35 mm 36 exp. ASA 25 • , counter leil #275 gentle rntiuluri/ingf.lJU t ' III l a d Survivors IncJudo 3 sans, DRUO CO . . 3.24 111004 Tile rear 11.2 acres, If the nu'i' '■IMnriiiiin r~nr^ :’3->'>i>4-.' Butt Bucket "! Front Auto Mats tonight include Isabel Basnlght, Orw (toupon Only Par 4 Rolh Our Rag 5.99 ; zone chiuige from Rural to Res­ Our Rag 79d Sealing Garage Broom idence (V for a 3.3-acro parcel (THIS COUPON GOOD ONLY THRU JULY 9) . Stock Market on the south jilde of Tolland 'l'l>kc, abutting the East Hart­ Pieces f 4 7 NEW YORK (AP), — Some ford town lino, ' . • Compiera prcpieciitm. will noi f«d«: In Our Invanlory profit taking was reported bit­ Nlclwlas Jackston, * zone • Keep paiiu and lawn neiTt and clean > > puru:lure|. ing into the stock ifiiu'ket’s tech­ • l.&iy irifffiti fri mu«t 4.4M ' c change from rural, to Residence a Kurt (ciiiunt coaiing #1 201 ’ a riiano Chant nical rally, but the market re­ AA for about 19 Ucros located CALDOR’S OWN AT SAVINGS! a 96 per alo7e. no rain check* a,I »f cleamitf diivrway • ('tricpft lu comphtnenl yuor c&i i irv • JeltaTWe* ’ lerMH mained l^htsr In fairly active s«)Uth of TimrcHl Rd, and oast a No laiin ibecki a Hawinrnt leiiaco #591 Palio'Tray e Kubbirti and'lea-vei trading early this afternoon. of Gardner St. A tnibdlvlslon is (laldor ', apecul oideii I I Malrhing Rear .Mai khQ .-Notomiui, which g^Uned a total Caldor planned. Our Rag 99d - -72 par ttora - 77' * ‘ Our Reg 4 49 • • . . . of 25i4 1iiBt week, wiui off 3 at Klnally, the Manchester Re- 9 Roll-on A Bubbling no rein chadta U94i. Reading & Bates Offshore development Agency will re­ Drilling was down 114 at 395«. U quest zoito changes (or two Deodorant Bath Oil gained a totiU'of 7'ii hurt we**k. small iMircels located In tlic re­ - Our Rag 1.t3 ’The Dow Jones Industrial av­ developed North End. Our Rag. 4M erage, whlcli htui been up 4.26 at Fisherm ans ,10:30 a.m», was up 1.10 at 887!22 tiras at -noon. Computer Jetliner ' ^ itc A u n v 99* * •Vt»e ilyle un- Accessory Kit Advances letl declines by U>K ANGELES (API Tlio 33 breakable pUtlic about 250 issues. IxK’klua'd LlOll Jetllra'r Mlatwl Our Rag 2.97 to b»-gin HcTN’ici' in 1971 will be AHti-Perspirant a Anlt-pertpiianl \-A bottle ‘"nie market got a fair ris»« a A iio it e d fie- • I *M pi kil iMintiMlU-d by eoiinnitera exceirt e 2 ot ttze 14 gil lire • i iirct last week after a long decline.” An antiperspirant that really 1 grincet an analyst said, ” so it’s natural during takeoff and landiiig. the works! Solves underarm prob­ (anuiiany .says. to e x p ^ imme profit taking by I r.ink. (.o r iB u T , W lii(c llou.sf lorrcspomlcnt for The Assotiated mission. Budget Bureau and other goverhnient departments. lems for many who had de­ • Sm kcri 7 I^ckhwel-Oillfonda (A>. ongl- r.aldor Caldor those traders who bought stocks spaired of effective help. " 1.98 nexTii « i y ohlxxml ami groiuid before the advance imd saw PrcNS aiul (hi.s new spa per. i»ets President Nixon’s attention with a Mitchum Anti-Perspirant keeps their prices go up a bit.” i-omputers will guide. the big (Bolton Frminine underarms absolutely dry for Brokers said some Investors )>laiM‘s most of the time In the t|uestion tluring ,i presiiietuial press eonferenee. (iormier is one of Assigned to the A P’s W h ite House staff since 1962, Cormier apparently were cautious ' and air thousands o f grateful users. Swabs < Napkina waiting tor Treasury Secretary A IXK-khmxi s)H>kt'smiui .-iatd knows I^rc^ents and he knows Washington and the nation. A fam­ Posjjive action coupled with Metal Tackle Box 1*>0 Assoeiatevl Press \\ ashini;ton reporters, photographers and.oth­ Our Rag 1.09 David M-. Kennedy’s pres.s Sunday the system has Iven im- complete gentleness to normal Our Reg. 694 Our Rag I 97 conference late thta afternoon. tier study (or two >’«-ars and |»- ers who get tlie answers uijnant t|uestitins daih for this newspaper. ily man liimself, with a wife and three children, he also knows many skin and clothing is made pos­ Kennedy is to have the confer­ tentlal buwrs of the l.lOU haw sible by a different formula ^ • Hal crnlilexer liay ence after meeting with 26 lead­ said they want It. Tt>e s>Ktt'm of the ijliestions you want answered. produced by the trustworthy 56- 47* 89* Zebco Fishing Kits a AHij ute fur tixilt ing bankers. pix)b,ibly 'will be offeix-d as an I le has been eovering the nation’s capital since He reported year-old Mitchum laboratories. • Or j« c.ifi b»,« NEW YORK ^ P ) - rtte New option' ixistlng about $250,000, P .Pack.of ISO • Box of 40 Fully effective as a deodorant, • Double tipped iwebi eRefuUr or 'wpei York Stock Exchange ,uk1 the' tile cxmiivuiy said. a Teni piece lod too, of course! Satisfaction Americah Stock Exchange Mon­ he \\ asliington tinaiuial heat L»tir tears aiui tllere is little he dtK'sn’t The storit^’s b\ AP men and women who ask the questions for • S4>in<4rtin| feel ' day extended .tradlhg noura by guaranteed, or return it to store a Line oiow ahc^iii the I'.S. Ire.isurt, the Securities and Exchange C'oni- ( ^ I d o r Caldor ^iMonofilament Lim 30 minuted to clone at 2’30 p.m. Peraunikl Notices \ou evert dat in Washington, appear in . . . for immediate cash refunif. e Atyorled luiti ^ fig BDT. Trade your perspiration worries a Hand) carry caw Our Rag 1 i . ' * ■ Sham.pob - Cremr Rinse- A.P.C. Tabirls ’The exchanges hod been clos- In Memoriam « • ' 1 ' . ■ for luxurious underarm dty- tiV at 2 p.m. l^nce Jiui. 2 in an ness. Get the positive protection Ovr Rag 6M * Jumbo tpuofi lit IonHiii; nwnory td KJinuiv -t.; • Twin peck fhw R»g 96d • Bodle of too effort to riedt^e trading volume. VlrKNnU St', wtut «wti> JtUv of Mitchum Anti-PerspiranL e Pint All puf- * F ly in g line 7. liM el ic Tor coidi. Bxcessi'ye volume had (ed Una ; pine itumpoo * 1 uli «uo«tmeni ot w«t|gh(% I inliw ymi I10W. my heart in norv - Liquid or,crearh. heedechet Rod and Reel Alone . 6.88 paper-work booUog among Aji liiiti by, i mlHE yiHi iHmidiratFr 9 C ^ y Supply. $3.00 :Cieme rmie 53* #1245 ViHir kivliii; untue. yt>ur grvnt’lo member tlnbs. No um> your viumm biace Oiasr-the-oounter dealers aiid ' /■ f StuMy :'■/ the yeglanal exchanges also will Wl^l^ Mn). KvWyn \'lrkvni / increaseIncrpaae their< trading hours fcViit. .B/flat. •hJlnutre O Vlncam Jr a member of The/j^sspeiated Press MANCHESTER — 1145 TOU^AND TURNPIKE SALE: MON. ttfu WED.

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! . -I i*. PAGE TEN MANCHESTER fiVENING HERALD, MANCHESTT3R, CONN., MONDyi^, JULY 7, 1969 ■ \ MANCHESTER EVENING HiaLALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, JULY 7. 1969 Ivory G>ast Ousts Soviets; Memcheater Area Kenyan Tribal Clashes PAGE ELEVEN South W indsor Community High . School and a Forman said he is ’ ’convinced 1968 graduate of Aurora Col- N Y C Church 30,000 Frenclimen Remain the Nixon administration is Follow Assassination n- EARLY BIRD Weddinfi^ ^'lege. He has completed his / Uy Car t^rossuig Gives $15,000 going to try to ipdlct sonts of us By MORT ROSENBL.UM , maxle this a showcase in emer- Town Planning New Study first year in a two-year mas­ cn extortion or conspiracy JROBI (AP) — Small out the world where he often ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast (AP) gentf Africa. The country eiqwrt- Street in Vernon ter’s o f business administration ch^u^ges.” He said a fettaral clashes between Luo and Klku- represented- at confer­ Olszewski - Lodiward ‘Reparation^ — The' Russians have been ex- ed |400 million worth of prod- SPECIALS / m program at the University of II- grand Jury was actl^•e in De­ POOBLE SHOPPE joi tribesmen flared Sunday in ences. He lectured in New York pelled here and the West—at ucts last year; Its $110 milUon A I^kvllle woman, struck by For Historical District H elm A of Unois, (Jhamjialgn-Urbana. In troit. where the conference w m the wake o f Tom Mboya's assas­ last March. least France—now has this daz- trade surplus was more than a car last night, is reported in ni., form erly^ Boi September, the couple wlU Uve organized test April. Art you DoggiM raody for your vacation trip? sination and a government min­ A requiem Mass for Mboya “H O M EbF fair condition today at Rockville The Town ^m icil is expect-story hour programs at the 11 in Champaign whUe Mr. Oise- V U l ^ . chimih gA^•e the Mrs. Alexander said the 27- zling example of "neocolonl- many African countries sold al- ister warned tribal warfare will be celebrated ’Tuesday by ed to appoint a five-member brary ton, became the bride Donald National Black Economic De­ aUsm” all to Itself again. , ’■ together. It Is the world’s third General Hospital. zewski continues his studies. member steering committee threatens Kenya. the Archbishop of Nairobi, the SERVICE AND QUALITY" J. Olszewski of, NaMrvUle, 111., velopment Conference $15,000 ' Mrs. Florence C. Krause, 67, H ^ r i c D l ^ c t study Com- At ukarine Station would decide next aieek how to Prance gave the Ivory Coast largest coffee producer and Finance Minister Odero Jowl, Rev. John McCarthy. President Sunday In “ neparations” for *i^DO YOU HAVE YOUR I. D. TAGS?? independence in 1960, but the fourth in cocoa. of 40 Prospect St., was struck Cp‘ - Denis R. SUM. son Saiturday morningy^Jixie 7, at use the gift. who became the leading Luo in Kenyatta, Cabinet ministers end past injustices to Negrrdcs. by a car operated^ by Paul Ja- ^Ibttlty^of establishing an of Mr. and Mrs. Rob^SUls SS. Peter and /Paul Church, French never left. This dty of International bankers last government with Mboya’s diplomats will attend. Five Day Forecast" muitant James For- ' . -About---- .150 persons attended FLEA year lent the Ivory Coast $10 copslc, 39, of W e k WlUlngton somewhere 366 HUton Dr., has r ^ r t e d for NapervUle. ^My jisme h ' 460,000 is a blend of Pnrls-llke death, said; ‘"This is a tribal sit­ Mboya w ill he in state until WINDSOR LOCKS, Conn. (A P "Wh, chief spoheaman for the .I*® ot tto wlf-described IF NOT. O R D E R IT million in Eurodollars, the first as she was crossing East Main ^ ° “ duty at Marine Cknps A ir Sta- TTio bride ^ the daughter of AND shopw and parks with lagoon- uation. We are going to have to ’Tuesday night, then his bexly WODMRCIIBK^ A previous study,, and recom­ —The-The U.S. Weather Bim.AnBureau ni-A.pre- conference, watched'as Althea '^Hri'h. -a frequent par- ‘ Rode. I belong^ such lotin to Black Africa. St., at the Intersection of Proo- tion (Helicopter)-/New River, Dr.and MrsyHaward Lockward tidipartt In contro>ieratal causes. TODAY! side boulevanls, all land^aped fight hard to contain it. We have will be taken to his home prov- mendation by an earlier com­ dicta that temperatures from Alexander of Los Angeles, a to V. Kirks 79 TICK in lush greens and reds. Tptai foreign Investment fig­ poet St. The accident is still Jacksonville, J^C. of Keeney^r.- The bridegroom It has opened its doors to draft Overbrook Or. , made appeals to our people for ince of Nyanza for a memorial mittee to make the entire Mr and Mrs" J<^ Tuesday through Saturday will member of the NBEDC steering COLLAR ures are lacking, but a govem- under investigation; He is assign^ to Hheadquar- *s a son resisters and -spokesmen for the Vernon ^ ^ M o re than $4 million worth of <»lm and order.” servl<». Burial wlH be Friday DOUBLE VAIUE STAMPS WEDNESDAY length o f Main St. an historic 1 Sr of NanervUte average near or slightly below committee, picked up the check $1.30 ea. ters and Maintenance Squadron A. O Black Rnnther party. , .^875-7624 SZOO wlne is Imported annually along annual lists 42 pages of . Three drivers were arrested "The Kikuyus, largest apd on Rusinga Island in Lake Vic- district was turned down by the Mark normal, with daily highs aver- from Charles Lerrigo. on elder with Cheeses, mineral waters uiajor enterprises, mainly on West Main St., Rockville, 26, one o ^ th e nine squadrons ’’^Rev. most powerful tribe tn Kej)ya\ toria. voters in 1967, but many res­ !!.« aging near 80 and lows at nt^ht at the Washington ^ u a re Unlt- Us parent body the United Grooming, all bread*. We are air conditioned for your and gadgetsfashions for some with capital rang- yesterday and charged with un- that comprise Marine Aircraft Mettwdlst Oiurch, has rejected are led by President Jomo . ’Thousands of his tribesmen idents* in the area hope that at "®" “• ed Methodist Ch^to ■'Ics drugstores7^~'Thlrty thou- ug over $2 million. necessary noise with a motor Group/26, the largest Marine hi Forman’s demand for repara­ pet*' comfort. By appointment only Tel. 875-7624 Kenyatta. The Luos, had been are keeping a vigil beside the least some of the area would hehre^t»r ' ImMi of C h i c ^ 111 w as PreclpltaUon may total one- Fbrman told the congregaUon sand Frenchmen, /even some , *^0 million vehicle. > tions, led by Mboya, 38, minister of oped cxrffin in a garden near be included J n the new study. world. uiisL Bouom^ of riadloU oae-half inch with a it was the first predominantly POST HOAD PLAZA VERNON, CONN. French prostitute.s/llve here. grants Arrested w ere John Pollan- planning and ecx>nomic develop- Mboya’s sprawling single-story On the request o f Council- / and d a is ie s / !^ on t h e ^ . / JlT ® * SToup to contrib- Soviet ldoolit4i frequently counting sizable sky, 22, of Laurel Rd„ Elllng- ment. house in the suburb'W Laving- SOUTH WINDSOR MANCHEST woman Jane Romeyn, Kelly Tolland County The bride given in marrSre ®*"wers likely about Wednesday ute to the organization, which_____ is In Fngland, about 40 per cent assalled ^e^-F ren ch pre.sence, items like war—service Indem- ton; Nicholas E. Isch, 26, ol A Kikuyu who cam e to Mbo- ton. ' \ Burr Comers mpike Rd. traffic problems will from of the population now inhabits evokliigt-'tKe term ” neocx>lonl- " Orchard S t, and Edward ya’s house to view the open emf- Some sot weeping; Others Sullivan Ave. Shopping Center -Shopping Center be discussed and possible in­ about 4 per cent of the land. High-rise buildings spring up Konarskl, 29, er area poUce activity: beating the earth tn despair. Rd. had been scheduled fq f ma­ The drawback is the intangl- E LLIN G TO N When police tried to intervene, One man carrying a giant por­ illusion was attached to a pearl jay, they overdid it. jor reconstruction In th(s year’s Appointed To ble sociological conflict. Ivo- a a stone-throwing mob forced accented lace cap, and she car­ President Felix Houphouet- trait of Mboya did a traditional budget until the Council cut It Hans must decide whether a rivtrtrBi\ ^ them to leave the grounds. ried a colonial bouquet of gladi- Boigmy. 94, a friend and former death dance in the driveway of out for economic reasons. Draft Board crack at the good life 1. wortS ’Tribal disturbances in two the house before the body ar- oU, daisies, roses and ataphano- Early Week Val ue.s Thru Tuesday! minister of Cliarles de OauJie, Also ■’on the agenda Is dls- having a staggering majority of windows in th ^ M d d le^ ^ t^ r cities were quickly broken rived, then placed the portrait T w ^teckvi'lle men liave been gave the Soviet ambassador and Frenchmen holding key public Rd., area of Ellington and al­ up by police. 'Two persons were on the roof of the hearse. *h. "S ■■■«<“ L*,. « M«v his mission 48 hours to leave on and private posts in their coun­ M ay 30. legedly made harassing phone reported Injured and seven ar­ Mboya’s wife Pamela, who at­ Selective Service Board No. 21 ®ho»tor was maid of honor. The try. A large measure of patronl- , Main St.7>^^ discussion of a .„rii'cfe serves Tolland Countv bridesmaid wae Mrs. Robert calls to the residents there. rested In one dSsh. . tended Western College for “tqMrJUiU” ’The Soviet mission, which list­ zatlon and bald rucieness still M M r f i l M I I S! w e e a r e Every available policeman ed nine diplomats, flew out four Larry Stephens, 28, of IS Ed- Women at Oxford, Ohio, netirly 6 if G r S ^ r a “: S r “'‘ N:Lirfai^Ji[“ "l4^S t. Tonkin c< Cary lU. exists among some old colo­ was on duty throughout the fainted in a car following the QeeUiy tons of freight and left the rest mtmd St., Manchester, was al­ track^inance^^^ S. Lachut Jr^ 16 nials. country with an officer posted hearse, officials said. for sen .Shipment. They received so charged with operating ^ e to^cil tlU b^'Wentlne ’^ere nominated by f^-l«ngth gow^ of i M l Still, there is a surprising lack at every street com er in Nodro- It was announced Sunday she STOCK UP ON ■me touncu wiu oe ae^tlng Demnsev and yellaw corded cotton, a 24-ihour extension but troops under suspension. He is sched­ of discernible objection to Hou- bi, as the police pressed their had received a telegram from surrounded the embaksy. uled to appear in Rockville ar- phouet-Bolgny’s pro-Western nationwide huiit for the man Mrs. Martin Luther King Jr., POPULAR SOLID PACK mP^ttaingandUrS.^^^^^^ C'v^^^mlLS No official reason was given cuit Court 12 July 22. stance. F or one thing, the press who killed Mboya as he left a whose husband was assassinat­ velopment for open space headbows. and they carri^ though the government subtly Francis Griffin, 21, of Haz- Is Relatively muzzled. pharmacy in downtown Nairobi ed in the United States in April grants for several pieces of bouquets of daisies indicated the expulsion had to ardvllle was charged with Also, lh« forei^ers mean Saturday. 1968. property: accepting the resig- * ™ ™ vacancies ^ , do with Soviet meddling in stu­ breach of peace and intoxica­ WHITE John A. Olszewski Jr. of work for the Ivory Cbast’s fbur A police spokesman said there Mrs. King’s message said: nation o f Richard Evans from ■ dent di.sturbances. Many ob­ tion after a disturbance yester-, ler of Ellh^ton NapervlUe served as his broth- million Inhabitants. More than a was ’’nothing new to report on ’’Your loas is one that I feel MEAT the Park and Recreation Ctem- servers regard this is day at Frank’s Pine Grille, ifefity of Coven- ®*''® man. Mel Hlnterlong of a coyer million Africans from neighbor­ our investigation.” He was un-' deeply and personally. ’The sor-' mission, and accepting a bid “ “ for other reasons. Crystal Lake. try. ' NapervUle was the groomsman. ing countries have sought the able to give a description of row and grief is intensified by for data processing services. "Hfjuphouet Orlffln Is Scheduled to appear TUNA The council will also be dis­ Pawluk is a natlye/jf-Ttock': Ushers were John Lockward of ______never very Ivory Coast’s greener grass, if Mboya’s attacker or the cor in the knowledge of hRlght" Bonaksi \ (hmenslon In the world’s hottest State Sen. John L. DlRlenzo, a sign for customers who com- lege. She taught ElngUsh last less likely It la to get put.” "Suppr-RIght" Quality petroleum spot, the Arctic slope private detective whose appeal P M n i/ e plain about the rising cost of year at Onarga High School, But he readUy admitted, hat „i, of Alaska. has been largely of the law-and- YOU GET OUR LOWEST STocerlea; and wUl be teaching in Flthlan, ’’scouts are cariployed by every- oTi\e7v&Hoty. There’s no way he can peek PRICES EVERY DAY OF THE ” 11 you think beef is high, cig- Rl., In the laU. M r. Olszewski Fresh Brisket \ W e Deliver arettes axe $6.89 a pound.” .is a 1964 graduate ol NapervUle Cut-up Fowl from iK-hIml a tree- there are j . There Is also foiir way It’s fairly1 easy to secure (he YEAR . . . AND YOU SAVE’ no trees on (ho bleak tundra. scramble tor the Republican Everywhere sites nn (he North Slope—It’s MORE THROUGHOUT 'IHE ’That’s one of the stumbling nomination. Fri^«t nearly 400 miles north of Fair­ YEAR ... ON ALL YOUR Fast lb. blocks to snitching a bit of the In his statement today, Lee banks, and (he only -way to got PRESCRIPTION NEEDS. oir fHi Cits competition’s data. said he had made his decision OINUINI lb. Average there at this time of year Is by some time ago but delayed his AT O UR COUNTER RESPONSIBLE COLLEBE STUDENTS ’The natural barrlem to pick­ air. ing! up Information are aided by amiouncement ’ ’because of the TRY US AND SEE DANISH CHAMP .... iu .. u. .. Anytmo landing wltliout aui important urban legislation be­ UlflftR QUICK FROZEN some of the tightest security ,hprl*atlon on one of the gravel lb. Tto POkit, fore the General Assembly of Fresh Cod Fillef meaoures ever practiced In the strips Is usually told to turn I960, now ended, and other Im­ Clean Floora, Stampoo oil industry. around and higliUill it fight Sliced Bacon portant negotiations which I mnse WE HONOR Cod Fillets Alaska’s commissioner of na­ book out. Freshly Sliced Salmon lb. Thro(t-8ack Collar' R o m and Other Odd .'Jdie tural resources, ’Thomiis E. K el­ am still carrying out Involving ’Ihere ore reports of snooping the vitality and future of our- TOILET TANK BALL ly, says security is ’’about us Awerke's S«Mgr / Isported T T C from planes and helicopters, but community.” For More Infr^imation FIn stringent os you con make It.” not a groat deal can be learned TKo Wokr Mo»t«r intlanlly itopz These 16 years have been the Tender-Mouth Watering tW Bow of wotor oftor oocK flwihing. 1 lb. eaa g An example of how tight Is the by I’.hlc method. Qiallty moett exciting years In all my 7S« AT HAROWAti STORES Gall— 646-1256 way Kelly’s agency handles In- Scouts thus have to resort to formoition Which companlos are life,” he said, such things os studQrlng the re­ ” I am sure that never again required to submit but which ports Issued by K elly’s depart­ will I do anything so Important the state must keep secret tor AT THE PARKADE ~ WEST MIDDLE TPKE. CALO BRAND ment and ke^ng an eye on as running a cUy, for this Is A two years. STEAKS things at the Anchorage and wliere all the problems of my ’The data is placed in double- Fairbanks airports; generation are focused-the prob­ look safes tn banks, and Kelly’s They watch to which spe- lems of the inner city of Amer­ Cat or Dog Food men either pore over it there or clollats franv competing comipii- ica.” JUICY-DELICIOUS take it back to their offices for nies are coming Into town, and Ho said that ’’’Now Haven in IT’S EASY TO PLACE Howtosavc^l only llie time needed to study it. B O n O M £ 5 1Sd relations with Yule 16, of 54 ,Birch St., yesterday BLUEBERRIES releiiseil again Dec. 27, 1968. lurd In 1961, the university Shortly before the late-niglit and charged him with posses- awarded hln\ on honorary de­ ywg/fng mtriA6Y/ M§t70/VOOR AP arrest, Knisny said poHce had Iston of .stolen goods,, in coh- gree. I YDuiLKm upum MLLSE 6 EEN B V released Sunday im untrue w-- inectlon with the theft of two r u e LCt^ c o a l AUAT/HiVyPEO^I Reel Calilornia port In .their attempt to trap a inlnl-blke8 lust week. Extra suspect. Two in Chapter for The false report was that the The bikes belonged to Robert CANTALOUPES Swaat n lu x liq u id Wish liquid girl hod mumbled ’’two wonts” Klernnn, They were reixrrted ^On DeM olay T rip In her hospital betl. ' missing July 4. Knmny soUl he issued the 1‘atrolmiui William Pearson Wayne Pierce and Michael & false report to see whether it Iteudcd the investigation which Fields, membera of John Math­ Detergent Detergent would arouse ’’any reaction.” resulted in the arrest of Alien er Chapter, Order of PeMolay, left Logiui Alrjwrt, Borton, S«i- W ITH DERMASIL | HEAVY DUTY AsHto whether it did. he re­ and two minors. One of the Ibt. plied; ” I rlonU know.” minors was charged with taking urvhiy

, . t ' ' 1 PA0155 T W E L V E j MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, I^ANCHEStER, CONN., MONDAYn JULY f, 1969 i t . Section Two MONDAY, JULY 7, 1969, manrlfrBtpr Snenittg Hf^raUi MONDAY, JULY 7, 1969 PageB 13 -^ to 24 Hoover STAR Qiicago Fire Recent Grads -By CLAY R POLLAN- ARIES LIBKA MAR. 21 Your Daity Activity Gu/d* T. 23 Kills Seven According to tho Sfori.* -^ARR. 19 f. 22 Bolton Mao ^ A,9-U-23-3i To develop message for Tuesday, lf-17-25-3 CSSGAGO (AI*> — Seven per- .&)5i-U-aO-B5 ^edd words corresponding to humbers 51-76^1-1 a o », a mother, five of her cUl- Case ML Funds for Study^ of yo«ir Zodiac birth sign. TAURUS 1 SCORPIO dren. Euid another youngster, Four from Town Take Part (Contlnned from- Pai;e One) ' CSiineae crewmen throughout ARR. 20 1 Moke :,31 It'll 61 To ocr. 23^^^ were killed todEiy when fire Not Option^ Says Matthews 2 A 32 Tidings MA* 20 62 And NOV. 21 struck a Chlcsigo apartment that there were over 700 deser- <1’®* ye“ ‘- 8-19-22-28 3 Mo'y 33 To 63 Your \ '/ ■ A buUdlqg. In Boys and Girls State tlons by Chinese crewmen in the “ It is significant to note that '67-77-86-90 MoKe 34 Sex 64 Moke The 350,(XX) aUocated by U)e He said that .It Is not oonsis- SCooperotton 35 To 65 Disrupt I Three persons were injured, 1969 State ' Legislature for tenl with state needs, including United States in fiscal 1967, and desertions by Chinese crewmen GEMINI 6 Mony 36 $omeone 66Cleorly Four BoHon youths recently SAGITTARIUS explained that at Girls' State feasibility study for a ^ t e this accounted for more than 80 }unniped to some 930 durli^ the 21 7 Be 37 From 67 Hove including two members of the took part In the 26th Annual 'tinse in Ms department, "to 8 Tie 38 View 68Tolenfs family. each girl was represenling a park at Case Mt. "is exactly sptem that kind ot money — per cen£ of the total desertions 1966 fiscal year." - JU Hf 20 9 Time 39 Will 69 Feelings Boys and Girls State program Dec. 21 Dead were Robert Earl War­ town or a high school. Now for that, a feasibility stu^. and money that Is not easy to come V 2-27-29-52 10 New 40 You 70 Your Id the University of OonnecU- 11 Be 41 Respond 71 Sources 6-18-21-38 ren, 9; Margaret Lyiyn Warren, they must go back and repre­ for nothing else," said the di­ by." \ 62-69-82-87 12 Trying cut. Sponsored by the Amerl- 42 Life . 72 Your 42-50L66 £ 11; Prince Albert Warren Jr., sent Girls State by becoming rector of the State Park and Matthews said that (he feas­ CANCER 13 Your 43 To 73 Irtodvispble c*n Legion, the program Includ­ Invtdved and productive cltl- M Your 44 Brightly 74 Attentions CAPRICORN 14; Michael Wsuren, 7; Samuel Forest. Commission tcxlay. ibility stu dy^ay not be ordered ed 216 girls and 382 boys from sens, Rockefeller Back, ISOppbrtunity 45 Is 75 And DEC. she said. Donftld C. Mathews, ■ the di­ tor months. 'x^We’ps not pre­ 46 Likely ChEuies Warren, 12; Mrs. ' “ A JULY 22 16 Watchword 76 Hovirig JAti.N. 19 towns throughout Connecticut. 17 Of 47 Urwxpected 77 Been iPrlnoe Warren, about 40, and rector, said that the:'omnibus judiced agectnet ti/’ he exptaln- ) 2-10-15-3C The four were Miss Pam 18 Will 48 AAdst 78 Plons 3- 7*2 Donald B uber, 12., bonding bill which includes the monfiui tor handHhg park and -165-72-78 61-54-73 about 3 a.m. and burned for and'Mrii. Walter Smith of Rt. fair market value of the land." "the 360,000 allorated for a feas­ boards to see alliance projects alone will pay 3600-mil- € Merrimack College Bosten College HsrvMd day at 8 p.m. Anyone 16 years of about an hour. 44A, /wras a representative of age or over and having a Rod Hog^nl is a member of the ibility study of Cose Mt. use throoigh. y®®*' *" principal and Wegl Point. legirikture's State Devetopment tor a state park can be used But at the same time the Interest on foreign debts. This is The building is a three-story Cross swimmers certificate or program Is a week-long Con>fnitteo which recommend- tor only that purpose. Wlmt- iltefeller mission j^ vid ed ap much as the U.8. has brick structure on the South Its equivalent Is eligible to at­ Vernon Side. In government, parlla- tend. ciLlhe bonding item. ever funds are not used will indications that the ^new ^Pl^ntloned in aid funds for Lat- lapee. They cannot be used tor Charles Katz, a neighbor, said ^mentary procedure and patriot­ Those interested may register The oommlttiHi had held a portCT will incorporate someNlf *"_*'’n®rlca this year, ism. ’The directors were Mrs. public hearing on a bill which an option." not ^ ost of the alliance’s prlnci^-\ Rockefeller motorists ^attracted by the by calling the Lottie Fisk build­ Minorities’ Recruiter Named flamies came from tiibriearby Frances Redlck for Girls ing or at the pool In person. called for the expenditure of pies and objectives. • Latin Americans persis-, 3630,000, (or the purchase of 212 Dan Ryan Expreasway to State, and Robert Robbins for Swimming classes for adults Rocikefeller started his touo ^^^'y stressed the need for In- Boys State. acres of Case Mt, land, to be­ crltlcal of the Kennedy program' ®j;®“ ®^ trade Instead of aid. will start tomorrow at tha ‘Celebration’ building. ***® A e (wo "states" were eim- come a state-owned and state- for Latin America, but he Want to build up foreign For Technical School Staff town’s two swimming areas. nar In program. Alter reglstra- maintained park. appreciably altered his state- ®’^®l'sn8l^\re3crve3 to selfd!- . Matz fald he saw a teen-aver Valley Falls and Henry Park. In Rehearsal A Vernon man has been ap- 60-yeaixrid seotlon of the ho*- hang from a third floor w l i ^ Bogglnt said tliat State Rep. menta toward' the end. nance internal development. tlMi, t ^ partbipanits were as­ One course will be offered for ..m, 1,4 4. _ ... I.ntin Am=Vi„=..o Panted by the iitate Board of I**®! Will be demolished and for several minutes then fall He signed a "town”, and a politi- non-swimmers and the other for Victor Tudan of Windsor, who ■Pho second rehearaal of the -The objectives of the aUl- . . . if ‘!^*„Ameri®a"« .®^y «-«rtric. ^ new addition will rise in its said the bo ' Is chairman of tlie legislature’s youth production "Celebration’' ance have been accepbd w l- ‘ Iv^ U s !T r ^ ^ e ^ lic t L Education to recruit minority salit the boy’e m e r t h ^ '^ ' res- cal parly, as well as a room. those who swim already but place - at an estimated cost cued from the same window a Each town tonned Its own gov­ wish to improve. ’The classes at State Development Committee, will bo held tonight at 7 at the versally in almost all countries export expansion that American group members fOr profesalonal ^ $1 Q-12 mliUon and Manchester Town Manag­ few mljiutes later. ernment. Henry Park will be held each Emanuel logheran Church. as very interesting and) impor- programis attempt to bn- and classified staff positions in er Robert Weiss, who prepor^ The first rehearsal was iield Katz said the roof and rear Mbmlnga were' spent listening Tuesday at 8 p.m. and at Valley tant goals for peoples of Ameri- c o i ^ e . Criticized at home the state’s 16 regional vocation- the Case Mt. bill considered by 3(i*i«erday at Emanuel Lutheran wall of the building collapsed. to lectures on bill writing, par- Falla at 7 p.m. Those interested can countries,” he told one news abroad at the beginning of -.technical arhoola Tudan’i. commlltee, both Inter­ The 16 pertormera worked srell, Coventry Usmentary law and government may register at either area or 7 oontferenee. the mission. Rockefeller ap- technical schools. call the recreation office. pret the wording as he does, and everything loolui good for' ’’There have been frustrations Peared to have won over sotne Lewis E. Randa!il of 28 Dis­ organization. Speakers such as The recreation department is (or an "option," the shows aimed at July 30 because we could not fulfill the critics, covery Rd. ivlll j6ln the State Fire House Gets Gov. John Dempeey and Secre­ Sec. 2 of Uie 1969-70 Oninl- through Aug. 2 at the DUng Jun­ Department of Eddcatlon’s Bu- ____i tary of State EUa T. Graseo also planning to conduct a water promises, and therefore what is An American banker in Para- P eo p le in safety aid course which will be 'buH Bonding Bill (aubiiUtiite fi>r ior High School auditorium, ac­ important is to analyze why It guaiy, who hadi termed the mis- of Vocatlomd - Technical T I r O l U G U p i t O l 'were beard. H.B. 6746) riMuls, ’’Feasibility cording to Miss Mary Buck, one Schopls on July 11 as sm as­ The Boys and Girls Senate open to boys and girls 13 was so and how we can change aion "show business and dan> through 15 .years of age. Those Httidy for a stale |xirk nl C>ise o f , the leaders of the produc­ sociate consultant. Since Janu­ Thanks to G irl JANE LEE M ART E. COVXU4 acted separately on bills, such tion. ; things so as to advance in fulfill- gerous,’’ said after a conference MARIE PETBONE who successfully complete the Mt., MiincheMti'O-, 360,(XX).’’ ary-199d. he has been a senior U Flint Dr. 196 Autumn S t 193 Spring St os ttoee concerxdng abolliRi- When BoggiiU. last Monikiy, The perforniers were chosen ment of these objectives.’’ with Rockefeller’s advisers"I Kereten HickiLn^ la " I )un against s|teitdlng The inajor event was the meet tomorrow night at 7 at 1. Prrtectlomst U.S. trade pol- Most of the advisers, many of Randall’s new «duties “ «® « will in-In- sident of ti^ North Coventry - President Nixon 'and oomedl- applying must have passed the .one dollar of state moiny campaign for tha election of « i aXstixly. I It '(the purcluiae Emanuel Lutheran. MIm Buck Icles that Latin Americans them------Democrats,c4i.pioi>mnj e . x p r e ^ 1. making , . , , contact with Volunteer Fire Dept. Some time “h Jackie Gleason were one-up Junior life saving course and Mate officials. This was oUmax- lit) lum iHien studied and added Tliere wttl lie at least 38 ®*P°’'‘ themselves ns satisfied that the and occurred to Kersten that '^ ® ™ in an 18-hole Sunday have an interest in teaching - ad by the voting and an in- sUKlledXond we know wlmt we backrtoge people wiorldng on .. ndssloh was successful. Two ‘® ^ golf match with pppfesrional younger children. Registrattans a u gu ^ baH. After the ball wont toXilo. We want to buy sets, makeup, lights, and all the 2. Elimination of conditions to said they’d prefer to "wait and Instroctors. a nag riown on tno u.S. Capd- Tony Peima and David Eisen-' will be accepted at Henry Park. there weis a non-denomlnational It” . ntfa'p parts in the show. U.S. . aid, . . . such . . . as , the require-reouire- see”see’’ beforehivforn commenting.rv.mr.v,4>-»i-„ He will also Eisaist the tech- Building in Washington hower, the President’s son-ln- •The first session will be held to­ candlelight service. Big Welcome for Camp Kennedy's First J)ay of Year ment that aid funds be spent In OS428aed July 8 nical school admlnlErtrators in might be a nice thing to liave I®"'- morrow at 10:30 a.m. at Henry MntUiew.4 sold today. "Tiie Throughout the week, partici­ 360.000 i i Uik \ i U m1 for a sUsly i g the orientation and in-service for the North Coventry Fire De- ’E '« losers were giving the Park. Everyone was delighted this morning as the first- first two year.s, it ojierated under a $8,000 grant pants had full use ot the UOonn Hie dealnibtltty and milt.ablllty Ijip««*r Airport Set ------P winners a stroke a hole. day hus was unloaded on schedule at Manchester's TOKYO Tokyo Is planning faoUUleo, Inchidlng the field from the .Joseph P. Keptiedy .Jr. FouiKlation. Since • of (kixe Mt ^or a state |sirk B orm an Joins * Mother Enroute members; nvaintaln liaison with P®^'"®” *’ building on Rt. 31 Camp Kennedy. Camp Director H arry F. Smith a second airport, to bo oomplet- bouse and jpool. 1966, it has lieen oi>er(iting with town funds, aug­ Is a, very luirelUtsUi' figure I Bisons Sent to LBJ greeted the campers as they. leaped from the bus, ed by April 1974 at a ,oost of Smith spotoe to the boys about t T ow p mented by donations /of eiiuipment, facilities and riin't ox-en envlsW spending IsA , ST. LOUIS (A P ) — An old and the smiling faces of campers, volunteer coun­ 3416 million it wtU be situated Ch iU ron Irt ' To Cuba T o Find Zt ^that * 7 it 2 did ' sound like a good friend of Lyndon B. Johnson is the advantages of going to West of Holy Oomihunicx) time, furnished by individuals ami by organiza­ II smnill part of tt\^’ n i i a r e n i n u - t r 1 « I«®b school guidance directors. bke a good w i-,j>iiwn a. jonnson is selors and staff members guaranteed another suc­ In the Sanrisuka area of Natita Point. He explained that each held Wednesday at 10 tions. The camp will o|>erate in tliree sessions of Tfau snwill p ^ , tie said, City in Chibo Prefecture anl Her liauehter. 3 counselors recruit nonwhite ®* »«™l‘n8r the farmer president a cess for this summer’s session. Camp Kennedy is ^ ’ students, and help shop depart- to a gift. of the service academies sent St. Mary’s BpIsoDpall two weeks each, doiking on Aug. 15, (Herald photo "might bo a ix>u)>le\.® ‘mteera, John Schmidt and A- ’The shaggy 2-year-old buf­ SulUvan or Herbert Haniton be­ Higher Education is finandtig a and discharged. T h e owner ot that took hlm^\to the youth was on the baseball, basketball, Vinton, faloes will be added to a small Pam commented o 1 O e sense fore Aug. 23. Tickets can not study on the commuiSity college ganlaatlon Inc., la now open Roy camp, Borman football and tennis teams. He the parked oar was Oonstonce To the Editor, \drove down 7 > w tl7 ^ 4 !^ h e ? ^ e The flag was raised over the herd already at home on several of invotvement and Jlte frtenid- be ' purchased at the gate the program and future develop­ Mtmday throu^ Wednesday Trask of Etest/Hacttord. The The following emUd serve oa Franklin Roosevelt Street BRUCE K. TAYLOR BUSS UNDA J. ORFITEIXJ UnesB of the; entlrq/ group. She day of the event. ment. evenlnga, 6:80 to 10, In the minder of 9h Z T l “ ^ ® “ >'®- hundred acres-of grozlng land MISS BHODA IftfitER GrUfin oar iwas towed. a warning to legitimate owners minder of the 1W8 Yalta sum- Christmas shopplri^rlp ^ Springfield College. main,' thanks to the pntrloUsm at the park which was opened 47'Clyde Rd. t Village St M High S t bottom floor of the Williams Wnr "yhe 27-yoar-old C h ris t in- ' Randall, a native of Norwich, of one young girt and the co- recently. Manchester Building of St Mary’s Blpls- of motorcycles to protect their Keith U Manchester Manchester property: M l , , "toad splrite er of the Apollo 10 spacecraft, / fiB M I A l I AM B IVi Such eteinutt rhythm seenui Apollo Grew went to Vietnam. ^1'*' ■ j . .4 Washington said a Cana- mltted to Manchester Memo- ha# recelved'’the Plying ’Tiger SPECIAL! ONE WEEK ONLY! To b ^ each iruiment gathering L Inte^lewed in the shade of a dliui wlio had visited C:uba about rial Hospital iilst year, lived in Pilot trophy. Urns When he returns, he will have USED ^ Im tree, Rirmiin was asked two weeks ago telephoned her towns outside of Manchester, Plunges Into 'The'awnid is presented every Police Log Into an everlasting plan! to walk while Uilnves are riding Tuesday, July 8fh, ihny Saturday, July 12th hU motorcycles. “ yet less than tnree per cent Of two years by veterans of the “That wlU be su ^ a l-o-n-g group that flew in Asia during time.'’ On separate occuslons be­ natnrln iicrnau ,thi« ^ Gabled ploas to Cubatj, Prime the supporting donations re- Last Training ARRESTS tween June 17 and June 80 the World War ■ n under LL Gen. Waiting for relief tram fight, CARS nenlnsula northwent nf here I*'l‘le^ Castro liavo celved came from out-of-town . David R. Pc|>o«, 18, of South two bikes were stolen, and Claire Lee Chemault. "But take it easy, keep the "Selenro Is selenee imrt lifits hrought no satisfaction. residents, according to a study (Continued from Page One) Wlridaor, Charged with intoxica­ twice I had lo write this bod Science Is science, and phya- -r don’t know whnt I ’ll do recently completed by Bert You fellows fought for free- faith." tion and breach of peace tor al­ news to my »in, wfa> is risking 1SS8 MKROtiRY ISS4 JEET Ics l8_^Physlc8.’’ ho replied, "The once I got there,” she said bo'- nu^u^^he“ hoBD^UU’8 “dove'lo^ Houston discussing the dan- it ” neipmg ua up there. You were No sleep could stash the taut­ bmkmi; and he Hpeculated, that the total guuig \o ao ii, montlc, charged with di'l riiig an (KMiaeitslons be<-nuse he is not f i m monauts hc saw outside Moscow sim brought ciothing and ened strings, S124S Saturday, Borman replied "in a dolls, Including one which She unregistened motor vehicle! here to protect Uiem. b. in V„. S,“w‘,r"3o’^; Am”X.'’SUr ■ TU a dissonant chord resoiSHted similar vein. oajd wa^ Jennifer’s favorite. a6n area, 1,806 patients were ~ '^“ ® ^______Oourt appearanoe July 21. In ye- days of the Old West ISM DOOOE idmittod to the hospital last nmre concern tor As from excnictating pain. IMS KORD 3 imOR HAROTOr •They are almost exactly the a Plilladelphla buslneseman. they used to sfasit horse Syncopated rhythms delivered t INMIK IIARDTOI* \ "ifanaeo." V-6, powwr same. If the cosmonauts didn’t Warren Scruggs, paid M™- year. This figures out to be ^ Donald OlscheMde, 20. of 61 thieves instead of 'horses we -A-, ______oanger that might befaU me •’ A sleep to end the fear of wak- "FWrlane" 800. S cyllfl- steoring, power brakaa, speak Ruasliui,’’ ho said, "It Wiu-hington’s far.o. She said aiie “ *2®ht 12-per cent of the total **^Si4_?'**.!?*^**^ Bolton Flcwer charged with mak­ rsiw use cars and motorcycles, Collins, who will orbit the at., ing. dem. automatic, power vinyl ruot. plus factory could be America.’' had wanliHl for montlis to make ®l 16,(XK) patients admitted to ing unnecessary noise with a but tile principle Is the same, steering, white « waOa, moon alone and act as lifeguard , Form doeis fade and modify. InolaUSd otr-condlUanUig! Borman began his semloffi- the flight but couliln’t afford It. I*'® hospital last year. motor vehicte and lailure to and the |ienalty could be also wheel oovara, factory In- tor hts two colleagues exploring : But aged meiodlea racur SIMS clal Soviet visit lust Wednesday Jensen Hits obey a stop sign. Chart appear­ jMoltier of a (onner motor- lAaUad atr-coiidlUomngi "Sonioboily had to do It.’’ Dlttus expressed concerh that below, said his three c h ll^ n — Beartng tontast' memorlea. iind files-iKinie Thursday. Scruggs,' said, "and I seemed to such a small portion of the hoe- Kathleen 10 Ann 7 nnrt Mi-bhn.i ance July 21. e y r ie owner $2495 Ohs'# words do merely touch on Barioiru B .Conklin I Ml UNCXMJt be (he only one in U.e ylclnUy Altai’s .support Is comliig from 3 -"a % r e ^ l7 o o t f afa Resignation 4-IMMMI SEDAN Gerald Morin, 20, -of East k8 OloiAt Drive .' wlro could affonl R.’’ i Vernon residents. He said In predate the implications of fills Jtsh as words can only add IMT OIJMIMOfinJC "CWittnentai." full powor MMH Considers A - reprem'iitatlve from the view of the statistics, these flight. Hartford, ohargd with opeed- Man< healer 4 DOOR IIARDTOf Vooaliiy. to mekidy: equlpmanl. teetory tn>- S.wlss Embassy, wliich handlea rostdents, . too must ' consider got the three of them to- Of Tax Aide Ing. Oaort 'appeanmee July 21. "96" model, full power, stallad ‘ a4r-ooodUlaMtag. /Own TV Rental U.S. affairs - In thiba, was ex Written words may seam too equipment, vtnyt roof, Vlanchcster Memorial as gethor and tried to explain the dry, factory Inetoilod air-con- i pcctcil to meet Mrs. Washington ‘their;’ hospital. Milton Jensen, Republican OOMPUUNTH We*re as S .A .V 4 I OffldiUa at Manchester Mc- at the air)K>rt. For mtonotlon yields a dtUontng!' Dlttus' Ih e coteterla of Uie. Kenney as mcrlul llo«i>itnl are exploring S. study, which projects t e n e ° d '% ^ ^ d d e ^ a L T i? w e Itafed llida^tha? the^toJ^^^ Needed to feel the 'grief, the ' near ' $ 2 6 4 5 hospital admissions to 1980, quedlon from mv hr.v who ... L St. School )HUi been reported itM cosonr the poHHlbllitles of starting a , , j 1 1 from my boy who entitled to an explanatlan from ■love. ' " ’ rental progrant, ae- Vernon ihowH that admlBslons from wanted to know, ’Who’s driv-, Mrs, Claire Wartel a Z ranoocked and a window brok- your t-OOOR flCDAR ' I ^ agtaiy of love is temporoi. IMI IJNfXILN Modal No. 404. • eytts- corduig to im article In the lu»- Mitlylng towns will Increase ing” j L, ” “ en. 'The incident occurred oyer Since the deereat godly Ihve , ", , . . , , ^ __ Democratic leadership regard- the weekend. telephone rXINVPM’riM -R dera, aiitomafie. power pltni’s publleatUsi, "The Trail<‘r Dtiiiia^ed marked^, while addlssioiw "They a « really too young to Ing Mrs. VVnrfel’s roslgnat^ Brlnge Joy m life renewed wlUi- ’f'-ontlnantaJ." fuU pdwor staortng. Lamp.” ’rom Manchester will remain have a feel for It,’ ’ Onlllns said. fK.m the elected office of t ^ - in. equipment,' s hard to find ilHuit the same. ' At the laun^ pad, crews to- collector AOCIDENTH ( / mo(W. plus >: tmdLory In- $ 1 1 4 1 Written by I'uul Somoiui, lu*- By Weekend Fire Read)) always to bear our grlaf. FREE slstnnt administrator, llh' ar­ For example, by 1980, iidmls- day planned to check for leaks "She withdrew from the tax There was a two-car oocldaht Love renders tja tnvlnrfbte. stallad at'r-conditloningt Saturday at 10:16 a.m. on (3w>- IMS UHEVRfMjrr ticle rtiild sevenO • lelovislon' At Rem*>val Site dona from Vernon are expect- oiT s|>acecratt engines. Sunday, collector position which she so Pteaae reotero the modulation - DELIVERY s . A . y . 1 t DOOR H AJurror >■ service firms have iH'cn irngugl' cd to Increase 238 per cent, they finished repainting the out- far pS the voters knew soilght ter flt. The Ihre hoapltai to make sur­ The Interior of a trailer sta while local admissions will rise side of the Satuyn 6’s upper la good faith’’ Jensen said WSJ Gory Perrett, 18, of 49 terns; IMS VOIJUlWAORN ■ sofs. eonaola. outosnisUc, lle'ncd at veys anil proi»HC a program the mlcvelopmenl only 19 per cent. Dlttus said. stage after the old cooUng— ' In her statemeirt of reslgna- Keeney flt., and the other driv­ Keop the SsMh 101060 our Te«r for drag tDOOR.SEIMlN 6 eyUndera tor tile TV rentais. ar.'ii on Main St., was dam- Miuichtvrter Memorliil Has- needed to protect supercold fuel lion," ciUtlnued Jensen, "she er was Michael Pototuk. 27. of heaits; •rtU bo Here'e good 'econamlcal $13fS According!„ to Somoza,------. tlie— ;igi'(l by fire Ratuiday night, pltal, pitisMiUy has li SOO-bed from the sun—^was found to be offered all those who supported East Hartford. Lord, mrod this break with tranofiotteUon for only present sjutemi, wlien« iiatlents Is estimated at $8,IXH) caivivlty. plus about '26 Infmit pooling. her successful candidacy no U m e t^ strength $ 9 4 5 • A Bsnwins Full Csisr Prscsss- IMS BUICR bring In their own sets, Is both ,, | , bassinets. A » . l mlUJon i-oii- Apollo 11 Is to blast o « at 9:32 reason for withdrawing." A written warning was taisjsd Matching, that of our Marine. (VNVRRmBUt Incouvonlcnt and dangerous for T> : tiallci was| usd by the sU-m-tlon .proJiH't Is ivow iiikWw- a.m. EDT July 16, with Arm- In Jensen’s opinion this repre- sntirsly in color . . . not lint to Tliomaa Grttfin. IS, of Han­ In loving memory of my IMS KORD " t e Sabre." I eyMndor. the nursing staff os well as the deio.t pcis of ll'o area. Alco way which will jirovUle seven strong and AWrin landing on the sents a lack of responsibility oil lints ford. for failure to paaa a park­ brother, Lance Corporal Ray­ (jdsIdojtL 6TATH1N WAftON automatic power etoor- 7 i ’VVKjntry Squire." a cyt- patient. Somoza snUt 'lie tangle 1 y »■ The next day, on the part o f the Democratic ed car on the left, after he mond C. Holman, wlto died on •m MAIN NT,—«6s-sni mg. potaer brokea, wtdis of wires and itw other uiwlllnt-c- fni-iUHeM .....4 . . ______any damage to the sets. Sonar . . . pliw other am-llluf)- fm-lhtlwi. never )iad any Intention of giv­ covcivd, It tgnl bivn used ear- Dlttus .said althotigh 39 iu a v beds za said. ing up her full-time school rhoost From Over 125 Ilei- In the evening. luldfxl, the primurv mir- Thonkk to modem technology you now con hove ihot beoutHwl color portrait of IVlevlalorai InstoUod on wall nurse's old Jo(>," Photograph of Your Child MANCHESTER'S and Uosd Ckm! Rccoids, which wciv kept In pone of the addition Is to mod- Private SeiwiE^ Sew brackets at about head level, Bulletin Board yhur child you've oliways wonted . . . and ot o bw, bw price, loo. Unbelievabb Unbefievobb a .sled cabinet weiv not iKwnttal facUlUes. with remote controls fpr opera- luirmed (Confinoed fropt Page One) The Public Building Commis­ realism unsurpassed by our professional photographers rapture your child's expression by the flames. The »5.1 mllllcrti ct»t of the Only Fuel Oil Dealer tion are what the hoapltid la>{>ee sion will meet tonight M 8 In you know so Weil. No oppointnwnt ibcessory, ages 6 Weeks thrtk*^ J4 ysoi^ at on incredibly low... to have. j new wing pre.sent^ on unplea- ®“»- brother, Edxvln the Community HaU fireplace gfoups pt 99# per child. I ■ — ^ \ SomoWi said five firms have U u u d IVOl r a i't o r .>«aiit surprise fori the honplUU Aldrin, to repreaent the body of room. The Board of Education Umtt 1 Special Portrait per IpmUy. 6 no age limit! Open 24 Hours A Day! been_____ contacted iwby p.u the.1 Iioppltal HARTFORD (API State Sen bei'iiuse th(« find eirtlmate of «»«■ nation amt all man- will also be present to hiar the 6 tnie-to-life natural-color film used! but no dex:l8lon will be made <-»’“ '*®r kklwiud L. the i-ost was .some *2 mllUon •'‘'w on th,. first expedltkm to im hiuct’s report on (he Center You Must.Soo It... Somplos N o w on Display s your (dioioe of dianning poses! ^ MORIARTY until probably the fall .Manus tuild Sumluy tlmt wheth- hrwer »3.30b,(XX). a-other planet." fax pra>-ed. School, ronovatlon. r ______" er he runs for. the U.S. Senutd’ To comjxaifaJ future probletns, "GnuU him confidence In his _____ Photosrraphers Hours; During regrular store hourE. on late night open­ s taken by a profeasiona] photographer! MORIARTY BROTHERS or not will not bi' iiffixcted by a nationally-reorganised Ituopitai “ " ’n ability and training: gnuit Manchester Evening Herald ing 10 A.M. to 8 P.M. , .. Lunch 1-2, Dinner .'>- <> s every ))hotograph beautifuUy finished! MAP ON FIRST STA3IP Swi, Thomu-s J l ^ d 's decision consuUiuit has .sjild Manchester blhi belief In his fellow crew- Bolton summer' roireKpoodents. F or O vnr s renudning pofMa are specially priced. tbo| MELBOURNE — The first ui> whether lo siN'k renomhai-'. Momorial Hoapital must expand 'n®n and those who support Dave Norrta, tel. 60-3037, and . d d t s * / ^ Mobil Vi o# a stamps tor use In all 1 '^to 420 be*i Iby 1975 If It Lh Jo them." |>oug Bavins, tel. 643-7X0 s Mrftoii w s’rs o p s« evenings, corns in: BROTHERS hooting oil Contury! carried amap-plug-kangaroo The Now Haven Democrat x meet, project'd area needa ...... — ^ --- 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., 2 to 7 p.m. Ths LovsJ Rt Csatss’luid Bnadf* design and were Issued by the *'ld In a televlston .Interview, Dlttus s a )>r«ei«nt ixsiWnietlon Is i-om- crew troxxeled '.'4,696 milm per the wxirtd la the capitol dome In. Open Son. - Fri. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M^CHESTER, CONN.. MONDAY, JULY 7,. 1969 PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COIfN., MONDAY, JUtV 7, 1^69 PAGE FIFTEEN for second, foUowed by the cial trash and rubbish collectors After adjourning as the Board Tolland Mets. r ‘Veto’ Scission Vernon within the town limits. of Representatives, the. board In the Ameitoan League the Viet Cong Launches Current A pay plan' for all town em­ will reconvene as the Sewer Yanks are to first piace; In- O kely July 21 ployes, already approved by the Authority to hear a report on Revaluatioii of Property dlara fat seoend; Tsstas in third, 28 Quotes July 21 Referendum Vote board, but not officially adopt­ an engineering study of the and the Red Soft In tourth place. HARTFORD, Omn. (AP) — New Ground Attack ed, will be considered for adop­ sewer treatment plant exten­ Put Out to Bid by Town Leaves for Natiimal jamboree It oeema likely that the special "All is not wejl In the Western tion toinight. '^ i s plan is for all sion. Thpmss Beebe, son of Mr. "trailer” session of the General (Continued Irom Page One) more than A year. But ehemy iSpught for Busing Project town employes other than TTie group will also be asked Assembly wlU convene two Hemisphere and there is an ur­ The job of revaluating all real which tim e the faida wtB be and Mra. Bari Beebe, will leave gunners ahaUered the lull with gent need tor changes In our those covered by union con­ to 'ratify the contracts of Glor- w«eka from today on July 21. 12 H?Hendrie’s Popsicles U.S. military analysts saiy If the Board of Representa­ school, now under cmistruction, . and peraonal property In the publicly opened; The suooecaful Thursday tor the National policy.”—Gov. Nelson A. Rocke­ tracts. dono Construction Co. for con­ Acoordlhg to the state con­ captured enemy documents and their 43 rocket and mortar at- tives approves, itlie referendum la not completed for the com­ bidder w tt h e' aotUted wtIUki SoDUtiirg Jam boree in Fargo feller of New York upon his re- struction of the North-South In­ I town has been put out to bid by stitution, the session on vetoed prisoners Indicate a series of tacks, hit Saigon with two rock* schedul^ for July 21 win In­ ing school year, then Vemon Other topics scheduled for dis­ 30 days oC the bid opening. State Pailc, Idaho. He is rep­ SIwp terceptor sewer and to consid­ the Board o t Aasesaora. biUs Is to convene on the second coortUnated rocket, mprtar and" eta for the first time since June | *7*”*i *'*a fact-finding clude a vote on. Project Concern will not have room for its own cussion tonight: Method of capi­ resenting ToUaisi Boy Scout or Fudgsicles \ tal improvements expenditures; er contract awards for the Tal- The revtduatloa figures will Monday after the last day on ground attacks might be 17, and sank a Nationalist trip to Latin America as well as one for approval of an and will have to either rent FoUowlng a timetable which help to kuwar the tosm’s mount- Troop IS. (jhlnese merchant ship an­ "Of 11 major weapons sys­ Vemon Haven Owvalescent cottviUe Force main, pumping Window shade* of lovely DuPont which the governor may exer­ With lM$ cenpeii and *5 perchese launched sometime this month appnprfotion of $12S,000 for a rooms or go on dcpble sessions. station and sanitary sewer and *nrontioe” are easy to w ^ . schedules the start of the proj­ tax rate oosmlderaUy. AH' cise his veto power. chored In the Saigon River eight tems since 1960, only two have Home;. Installation of street by main force North Viet­ swimming pool and $62,000 for The board will also be asked the Crestridge Dr.-Valley View look like new. Won’t craek, fray or ect for October of this year, Uie psoperty In the town, including Msnehestar Evealng Herald Gov. John Dempsey has about ■ Conpen ofFocthre Ihni Jety 12,1969 namese euid Viet Oong troops. miles outside the capital. The worked.” —Sen. William Prox- revaluation of property. tonight to consider a request of lights; ratification ' of contract pinhole. Available in many attrac­ ToDand oonespopdent Bette of A. J. Ryan for trash, col­ sankary sewers. g entire project must be “siib- that pneesenUy under construc­ 60 blUs left to consider and the Last week war action had 3,400.4Dn vessel was hit by a mlre, D-Wts. The request tor the additional 'the Board of Education to es­ tive color*. Just call us.'Wt will bt Quatrale, tel. 875-$84S. Limit one p od n g e par cuttouMr lection, and request for $750 ■tanlally completed” by Oct 1, tion to valued ^ 1960 m aiftet session- may be scheduled os dropped to its lowest level in mine. . "What this country needs at vote win be made to the Board tablish an ordinance which glad to measure your srindows and lo th coupons may be from contingency for incentive About 56 per cent of American give you a free estimate for new 1971. This permits payment tor values tor the purpoBee of taxa­ soon as the last measure clears this pwint Is leadership—not at Its meeting tonight by mem­ would prohibit unauthorized tion. to trash men. steelworkers were laid o ff in “Tontine." the work to be spread out over his desk, apparently some time somebody juAt fingering the ber Thomas CamJthers. Car- pe.rsons from being on school Selassie Starts (jStopeShop 1933, and 'the mills were operat­ two annual budgets. TldB tadudee the industrlee during the coming week. mmifm/: Coventry pulse and playing to the mass­ ruthers was requested to do so properties between sunset and Also, discussion concerning redeemed with only ing that year at about 14 per Under the terms of the bid locating in the town Industrial The “ traUer‘‘ session Is called ' es.”—Dr. John H. Knowles, who by Mrs. Lois Mefendrerez who sunrise. use of Ellington land fill area For U.S. Visit cent of capacity. DU DONT specifications the town reserves park. TATth pevaliuitlan all will by the secretary of the state was rejected by President Nix­ nendr the Vernon Concerned regulations; request for ap­ ADDIS ABABA |a P) — Ehn- Such an ordinance would give the right to reject any or all pay taxes based on a realistic and la limited In both scope and one ^5 purchase! on for appointment as the gov­ Citizens group, opponents of the proval of town-aid allocation on bids; to waive informalities or peror Halle Selassie of Bthkpia 18 High School Honor Roll the police authority to take ac­ roads, cuid appointments of market vahre tor their proper­ length. It may act on nothing ernment's chief health officer. project which buses city chil­ TONTINE. technicalities, and to accept the left eariy today for a three-day tion against loiterers, which the members to several commis­ ty. but bills vetoed by the-govemor "There is no support for di­ dren to the subuihan schools. police depastment does not now imiTT DRUB bid adiich the Board of Asses­ 'vladt to the UriCed States for aiid It may not remain In sea- < Issued, for Final Period rect controls of prices or wages sions. Amboionee Groi^ Meets talks with rresldetit Nixon. Whatever the results of a have. Following the regiular meet­ PARKADE sors deem to be in the best sion'longer than "three days fol- within the executive establish- interests of the town, whether or The ToUand Volunteer Am- He 'Was aocompanted by 10 lowing Its convening.” Coventry High School Princi­ In Thursday's game, the local j„ent—none whatever.”—Dr. referendum vote might be, the Another ordinance to be con­ ing the board will go into execu­ E.A. JOHNSON 20“” Pkgs Beechnut OPEN not It Is the lowest bid. bidsnoe Aasociatlon will bold its prominent EXhkaplanB, includtag The governor has exercised his pal Milton Wilde has announc­ National League players wlU Arthur Bums, President Nixon's Board of Educattoh has the sidered by the board will be tive session ot discuss the de­ A.M .10 10 P.M. The completed appraisal will montMy meeting Sunday at 7 :80 Foreign Minister Ketema Ylfru, veto power II times since ad­ PRICES ed the honor roll for the final compete In a one-game series chief economics adviser. prerogoUve to override the vote one which would make it nec­ velopment of the Henry Build­ PAINT CO. serve as the basis for assess­ fti the ambutanoe room ot the Defetee Minlater Lt. Gen. Ke- journment of the regular session marking period at the school. with the Tri-Town's best 9 and and decide whether or not the essary to license all commer­ ing site on Park PL m M AIN ST.. MANOHE8 TBB "The blatant, belligerent and ments on the 1971 grand list. Town Garage. bede Gabre, Finance Mintster June 4. There'has already been Chewing Gum Six ^ students received high 10 year olds. Vernon sytrtem should partici­ illogical statements made by The contractor will be paid fat ^ Boys League Drive Maroo’ Todeas^ and Pbuinlng one special session since then to honors, all ”A”s In full credit Final standings. for the re­ pate. The project Involves the With this conpen Md *5 perdwM Red China's spokesmen during monthly installments as the The annuel fund drive of the Min'eter Belay Abay. 'deal with tax and budget mat­ Douroes. Htpy are Jane Lee, cently complieted local LltUe the past year leave no doubt busing of Harttord's North End EFFECTIVE work, is performed. The town Thliand Boys League will be Bilateral aid and increased ters. Coupon offocthro Ihra Joiy 12,1969 12th grade; Jehn McKusIck, League season have been' an­ that the United States is Com­ children to suburban sriiooM. nounced. In the American The Board of Education has appropriated $15,000 for evalua­ held Bundsiy begftmlng. at 1 p.m . U.S. participation in Ethiopia’s 11th grade; Donald Pelletier, munist China's No. 1 enemy.” tion for the new fiscal year. Hie All boys {md Iheir parents ha've development plan is Mgh on the limH one box el 20 per cMtenior 10th grade, and Cathy Coates, League, Zuccardy Insurance in —FBI Director J. Edgar Hoo­ been pressed by the proponents Heatls Ex-Tankers first place with 10 wins and tiwo and the opponents to taJee ac­ balance of the cost would have been requested to meet at the taUoB agenda. Selaor'e also will BOSTON (AP) — Cherl^ W. Timothy Kolodzlej and Denise ver. to be appropriated in next Town HsR at 1 p.m. brief Nbcon on the Nigerian civil A LL WEEK! Pelletier, ninth grade. losses; next, Pase Realty, 8-4; tion on the matter. Board mem­ Oappuclo of New London, Oobn., ystop Welles Agency, 8-4; Bldwell Ta­ bers have Indicated they prefer year’s budget. Funds raised from the drive war In his capacity as chairmen was elected a vice president of Receiving honors, all A’s or of the Consultative Committee vern, 6-6; Manchester Ban^^ to keep the matter tabled tmtU LOW PRICES*. The town will withold 10 per will be used to purchase equip­ the Eighth Aimnned Divlslan As- .. B's were. In Grade 12; Alan USSR To Send cent of the total contract price ment tor the league. on Nigeria of the Organization Ah.,1 Bonnie Bissett, De*x>rah ^®-’ Tom«n’» 8 & 10, 4-8 the problem of where to put sociatlqn Sunday at the group's from the final payment until the League offWato have falaued of African UMty. Brink, Candace Clapp, Debra the itowm's own students is set­ annual convention here. Navy Squadron work has been completed and an appeal for nipport m m the A fter hto Washington ta*ks, Crane, Rose Fontaine, Wendy^ In the National ’ League tled. TOP QUAIITV*. The group of some 200 mem­ delivered to the assessors. Selasafe will receive an honor­ Hebardu Gloria HUl, Susan HIU- Momeau's, 10-4; Allen's Market, If the 30-room elementary towiispeiople, nbUig' that the bers and their families attend­ To Visit Cuba All taxable real property in­ ary degree from the Turicegee man, Ellen KeUeher, Thomas 8-8; Nathan Hale Gas, 7-7; V a l u a b l e coeA of supplying equipment has ed a three-day celebration. The N ick's Esso, 7-7; Zollo's, 6-8, and cluding tax exempt properties faicreelsed substanUaily over Institute in Alabama, visit Cape association is formed by World Moran, Linda Olson, Joan Phil- MOSCOW (API ~ A Soviet will be checked along with pro­ Memredy, Fla., to meet the brick, Eileen Safran^, Bar­ (Joventry Supermarket, 4-10. Itud year. The price o f a base­ War n veterans who served In naval squadron will visit (Juba fessional, commercial and in­ ball bat fo r Unetence has jump­ ApCllo 11 aatronauts, and will b id s ’ w e e k bara Schmidt, Linda Schmidt, The Pony League, for boys the tank dl'vlslon in Europe ' July 20-27 at the Invitation of S&H STANIPS*. dustrial establishments. ages 18 and 14, is at the mid­ TINY ed from $2 laat year to $8.50 lay a 'wreath on the grave of where the Division earned three sDennlB Sherman end Leslie ______Havana, the offldai Soviet news Water campezAes and' other H'lor. point of Its season, and (Joven* at present. slain American civil rights lead­ battle stars. try's team leads in Ite division agency Tass announced today, utlUties w U aiflo be faududed in The problem has been com­ er Dr. Miartin Luther King. all this week at your Stop & Shop 11: John Bassett, Bren­ with a record of 10 wins and no Western mllttary leocperts said it the revaluation, with such-items pounded by the greatly mcreas- da Janice Clay, Rich- losses. would bo the closest vlak to the Hearing Aid aa pipes, pumps, tanks and ed number of boyn participat­ ord Curai(wham, Stephen Gail- . ______United States ever by Soviet other peaisonal properties ing In the league this year. • nat, Moryh^ Hansen, Robert ■ • war^ilps. WORN checked. Present atandtogs fat the NIA- Jackson, Roberta Kingsbury, .Ueaths m The brief Taas announcement The deaUne tor Ud propoaals fional League are Fixates, first Lynn KlF(di,\Emeat Lepter, * said the squadron would consist ALL till be 10 o.m. on Aug. 1, at place; Braves and Cards tied Marlleie Milleri\I>avld Roy, TTlga 70cket-cai*rylng ondser, IN m ini-pricing Beverly SchneU ana'Miary Ellen -I- X v tw o aubmarlnes, a tender and a Simmons.' ai s tanker. Toss said the ships now EAR Grade 10: NannieMio ^^«ndt, are making a training cruise In Tolland Ellen Aronson, WendsMQ^- . ~ the central Atlantic, den, Patrice Couture, .Vnhe^- Alexander, M, the fort-s^ de- ..xhls visit will help further every week! lano, L»annie DeMans, Bonnlk!;™” ® *" ™ D r^et’ Btrengthen friendly relations be- Procedure on Budgets Dlbble, Gary Fergtwbn, Steven^^?*®'^®" tween the Soviet and Cuban peo- ii. Hamblett, Margaret Haun, " T® pies,” Taas said, without elabte Maureen Healy, Dale Kenncn, ■°nY^uad”, a onetime child mating. _ , „ . . .. Defended by Thifault Stop & Shop Carl Lakes end Dorreen La and a successful off- ^ j^e Soviet Un- Sonotone’s smallest hearing aid Pointe. has been penetrating tmdl- js Wom_all in the ear — ideal Democratic Town Chairman totd to 4XMne to the Board of Firnif juicy Famous Also, Susan MacNedl, Joseiki ^®d Satubd^ln his homo The tlonal U.S. Navy preserves. The for active men and women who OiarleB Thdfauit today dia- Finance if they were running Southern White Gem ^oo, Rene Pageau, Oiarles KremUn maintains a big fleet In need better hearing. The agreed wOfa recent statements low on funds. If their appOca- PapanoB, Beverly Pulls, OoJleen *!. Mediterranean and had been c d MFTI! weiohe iiist one-tenth made by Ms RepubUcain coun-, tion for more funds was found Roach. Cathy Robbins, Lauren making ahow-the-flag naval vis- terpart RmeU Stevenson fai worthy, the Board of Finance Rose, Leonard Shemon, Chris- ^ ^ cWl^^n returned ((.g numerous Aslan ports for ounce With battery. It describing the status of budgets said it 'woiild not be turned Chicken Parts tiopher Walter and Denise Wei- ^ p l n g . . \ slips right into the ear — no submitted by the various town down," Thifault added. Peaches The appeairance of Soviet war- outside cords, tubes or wires. departmerite and oommlsBions. Thifault disagreed with Grade 9: Constence Barton, ehli» In Cuba, 90 miles from the See for yourself — "The budgets set at the-an­ critlchBU leveled Stevenson Bethany Berry, RoWn Boynton, «®. founder oTthc united States, seemed Intended .. , nual town meeting by the peo­ that to "utUlse ThUaulUs pM- Chicken Breasts 58* D. Scott OompbeU. Beverly to bock up the Soviet Unlorv’s M..n.,ViUt« ple are approved by the people Iqsophy of municipal finance Carlson, LesMe De Groff, Deb- ^ that it Is now a world na- I"Tiri^ilTTrmipmi^nngv” * and H to the rule set by the would prevent ambulance calls lbs orah Gilbert, WUUam Gleimey, ‘"j® century, died ^ p„,ver. Western observers I MWL THIS COUPON TODAY | taiws o f toe state that no de- (and other town functions) that Bring your family! Pamala Going, Patricia Han- Safurday. Gropius taught at also>P«ulatod It might be In- | PorN«E Hearing Test In lh.| partxnBht Is permitted to go be­ increase the' various budgets Chicken Legs 58t sen, Susan Higgins, Marian KIs- 'iter /“ t s . The tended as a form of retaliation I I yond the budget set,” TMflault over the eetlmatos.” sane, Pamela Knapp, Raymond pa>^ua movement on President Nbcon’s plaimed I N*nie I stated. He pointed to his kmg-time Bring your friends! Lomoiireux, Frank Morse, ‘"tportant factor In the develop- visit to Romania In August. j Address I . The only eosoeptlons, he noted support of the Ambulance As­ Dawn Potterton, WlHJam Pratt, '"®"‘ stmunllnod fijrnlture some observers sold the pres- I CUY State I "are with the limited authority sociation. Referring to the Doj-jia Roberts, Cynthia Roy, architecture and other art ^ ^ govlet naval squadron of the Board of Selectmen, the budget healings of the Board PrlsclUa Squires, Vivian Valdes ™rms, in Havana could be a jyarntag authority of the Board of Fi­ of Finance in 1968, Thifault stat­ SONOTONE nance or by ai special .town Everybody loves mini-pricing®! More and more families, both and Curt Wlttlg. h o I l Ywrwn‘'??P?' v-a- the Soviet Uqjon caiu also ed, “I stood up and spoke for Benefit Games violate Standing amuigemetite . meeting, depending on the the ToUand Volunteer Am­ large and small, are taking advantage of our top quality, low The puttBo Is invited to see produce McOarcy, Baat-West spheres of In- S O N O T O N E amount of money bi'volved.” bulance Associaition's proposed prices and friendly maxi-man service every week! W« rtMfv* UtUe League toasetoall at Its lo- who turned his back on mov- nuonco Stevenson tost week described budget, and of 'why I beUeved ths right to cal best in two Special benefit “ ‘>®™<*® “Going My gjiv conftontaUon In Cuba turea.” , * teer BTre Department’s 'budget ^ o Coventry A^ktr teama Way.” "The Bella of St. .dnee ^ 1962 mlsslirmiMs "If any one department and Its chief, who have done an will compete with two from the Marys ” and "Ruggles of Red ___ should be In need of more outstanding service for the peo­ Tri-Town League (Windham- Oap.” In the 20s he had directed The Milky Way contains an funds,” Thifault added, "It ple of ToUand,” Thifault added. Franklln-Leibanon.) Each team I-^mrel and Hardy and Charlie estimated 30 billion stars Should ,do It fai a tegat manner ‘T have done my homework will field from 14 to 18 boya who Chase comedies. and have an applicatton weU,” TUfauK replied referring Sun Glory were outMandlng In regidor sea- Wllllani II. M llllk q n ------^ --- ^------r------presented to the Board of Fi­ to Stevenson'b,- advice to the Morton son play. Proceeds from apeota- PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Wll- nance or a qieclal town meet­ Democrat leader to "do his tor donations will benefit the ham H. MllltJoein, a U.S. repre^ ing.” hotnswork before hitting finan­ Jimmy Fund, a child cancer re- aonitatlve j from Pennsylvania "If RepubUcan town ' chair- cial budgets.’^ aearch group. ' from 1059^65, died FMday in a "The town government would "Tliis is why I have brought Cream Pies On Wednesday, the evening hospital In suburban Tidley then have been run in a legal to Ught, informing the town's Beverages gaine will see the local Ameri- Park. He had been a member of manner and wouhht’t have been taxpayers that First Selectman PENNIES oan' League All Stara (ages 11 the House Appropriations Oom- put In a oondHlcn of chaos, that Elrneat 'Vik permitted U depart­ Checelitf, Regular glng^ ale, oranfe, root beer, cola, pap«, raepborry, and 12) play their opener In a mlltee and Ite subcommittee on It was in,” he esqilalned. ments to overdraw their ac­ beet two-out-of-three serleB with armed servloos. Coceant, Banana . “niegaUtles have gone on for counts.” The Democrat leader tqueoia Qhemon. Lpw Calorie ginger ate, orange, cola, nai the Tri-Town Ail Stars. The sec- / Strawbiny beer. / "V' osvd and poaslWe third gomes two years in succession,” the also repeated his advice to his ^ Wednesday, July 9 The oldest state houi» tn con­ Democrat riuuged, “under Re­ RcpiUbllcan ommterpart, "to In' this eeries will be on the eve­ tinuous use In the U.S. Is the Nnpalitan nings of July 11 and 13, at a publican leadership. The Board dean up your own backyard be­ Ltmen Maryland State House, In An­ PERSONAL SIZE ’ of Selectmen again this year, fore trying to play a heiullne.. field in the.Tri-Town areo, to be napolis, whose oonstniction was receivad a curt warning by the role In state politics.” announced. jttogun In 1772. 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. --Seard ot Finance not to over­ iyORY SOAP expend again.” Maacbeator Evehtog BeraM "Ehen the Tolland Volunteer Tottoad oorreapoadeut Bette AD Pihbeeeils to the Manchester Liittle Leagw , the AmbulanM Aaaociatlon was Quatraie, teL 87»-$S4S. Nnti— nl, IntematianBl and Aito^rienn ChihH of 4barpkg29^ MnncheBter Little Leegne. ' ' WANTED ^Going On Vacafion? 16 1 Sliced V^hite ALPO DOG FOOD BAKER MEN ■ WOMEN i CUBED BEEF v A n ILIA EXTRACt Why not keep pace with your home town HOT DOGS age 18 iind over. Prei Lincoln Service has help­ U'A ak ua ^ ~ by having your Manchester Evening bw for y . 8. 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Saergaert, KatUeen Marie, daughter of Norbert T. and PRUW CASES JuUa Spencer Saergaert, 33 PlEiin Dr., Elaat Hartford. She was bom June 30 at Manchester Memorial HospitaJ. Her maternal READ ALL-ABOUT THEM IN WEDNESDAY S GRAND UNION AC grandmother Is Mre. Lillian Spencer, Coventry, Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Saergaert, Vernon. She has a brother, Daniel, 2. - *. *1 • ' • • , . Kordt, Krista Lyn, daughter of David and Elizabeth CJoiton Kordt, Westlandi Mich. She was bom June 10 at Oak- wood Hospital, Westland)\Mch. Her maternal grandparents are Mr.- and Mrs. Robert Cotton, Manchester. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Cordt, Wilmington. Del- Her maternal great-grandiitpther'is Mrs. Hamllttm Metcalf, Manchester. ' Ir Kaminski, Michael John, son of Robert L. and Alice Spi- sak Kaminski, 121 Birch Hill Dr., Wa|^>ing. He was bom July 1 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandfather is John Splsak, Brooklyn, N.Y. His paternal grandparents are Mr. ahd Mrs. Jeirome Kaminski, Wapping. He has a brother, David, and a sister,- Roberta. ' ««**** Lawrence, Robert Michael, son of James A. and Mar­ guerite Davis Lawrence, RFD 2, Stafford Springs. He’ was bom July 2 at M^cherter Memorial Hosi>ital. His mater­ nal grandparents are Mr. arid Mrs. George Lawrence, Grande Me, Vt. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Davis Sr., Rockville. He has a brother, James 2nd, 6, and two sisters, Teresa 7, and Carol, 6. **!«>** Battallno, Donna Lynn, daughter of Dmiald C. and Janet Miller Battallno, 74 Richard Rd., Vernon. She was bom July 1 at Manchester Memoiisd Hoeplt^. Her maternal grandparents GENUINE SPRING LAMB are Mr. and Mrs. Gordon MUlm*, Newington. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Michael Battallno, Wethersfield. She has two sisters, Cheryl 4^ , and Laura 2H- IAMB NMBIHAIION GENUINE SPRING SH O R T C u t r | 9 4 I Bee^Christine Marie, daughter of William G. and Linda Hoskavich Beer, 173 Spruce St., Manchester. She was bom July 2 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her paternal grand- LOIN UMB CHOPS .1 RIB LAMB CHOPS . parents are Mr. ahd Mrs. H. M- Beer, Brockway. Pa. I” *«■♦*« Schwartz, Jeffrey Adani, son of Henry and Diana Silver- berg Schwartz, RFD 1, Hyde Ave., Rockville. He was bom June 16 at Mancherter Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand­ parents are Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Sllverberg, Hull, Mass. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schwartz, Mat- tapan. Mass. * » • *1 • • Clark, Edward Joseph, son of Malcolm and Shirley Cava­ naugh Clark, 16 Progress Ave., Rockville. He was bom June 24 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Mildred Cavanaugh, Blast Hampton. His paternal grand­ father is Kenneth Clark, Blast Haddam. •- *. •« . * « Wuschner, Kathryn Ann, daughter of Friedrich and Lu- ceitte Gervals Wuschner, RFD 2, Kozley Rd., Tolland. She was bom June 24 at Rockville General Hospital. Her ma­ ternal grandmother is’ Mrs. J. Gervals, Quebec, Canada. Her paternal grrandmother Is- Mrs. Jcdmal Johanna Wuschner, Bregenz, Austria. She has a brother, John.

Usher, Victor Steven, son of Ronald and Jannette Seeklns Usher, Old Stafford Rd., Tolland. He was bom June 18 at Rock­ ville General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Merle Seekins, Kllling^orth. His paternal grandparents ore Leonard Usher, Tolland, and Mrs. Louise Lessia, Tolland. He has two sisters, Kathleen and Tina.

Agnew, Glenn Reid, son of Gary and Joyce Kirby Agnew, 1 Windsor Ave., Apt. 2, Rockville. He was bom June 24 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George Kirby, Rockville. )lis paternal grand­ mother is Mrs. 'Hiereea Agnew, riartford.

Rooney, Patrick Alan, son of Alan T. and Lynn McKay Rooney, 34B Mt. Vernon Dr., Rockville. He was bom Jime 29 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William M c ^ y , Paoli, Pa. His paternal g^randparents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Rooney, Yonkers, N. Y. Page, Michael Shawn, son of Daniel B. and Jacqueline Sereyko Page, 101 South 8t., Fox Hill Apts., No. 62, Rockville. He was bom June 29 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandpairents are Mr. and Mrs. John Sereyko, Ban- . gop, Maine. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Hen­ ry Page, Bangor, Maine. * * * • • ' ' Zinker, Kim Marie, daughter of Walter J. and June Aforlsmo Zlhker, 4 Alice Dr., Manchester. She was bom June 29 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandfather is Anthony Aforismo, Wethersfield. Her paternal grandparents iare Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zinker, Ellington. She has three brothers, Scott 10, Mark 6 and Todd 2, and a sister, Cheryl, 18.

Stimson, Michelle Lynn, daughter of Duane A. and EHaine McMahon Stimson, <2B Mt. Vernon Dr., Rockville. She was bom June 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her ma­ ternal grandparents- are Mr. and Mrs.'Richard McMahon. Manchester. Her paternal grandparents are' Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Stimson, ^Wapping.

DeBlols, Lauren, daughter of Raymond L. and Paula Dzatdus DeBlois, B'artrldge Lane, Tolland. She was bom June 28 at’ Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar­ ents are Mr. and Mrs. EMward Dzaidus, Coventry; Her patema) FOR COOKING . grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 'jWlllle DeBlols, Laconia. N.H. She has two broOiers, David 3^i- and Brian, 1 ^ . m •. « • 2 ^ Bacon, Damon Eric, son of Alvan H. and Pauline Pate- naude Bacon, Partridge Lane, Tolland. He was bom June 28 At ManchesAer Memorial Hospital. His pcrtemal grandmother is Crisco Oil ; I Mrs. FTuiny Johnson, Bolton. He has a sister,-Heather, 2H-

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MANCaiESTpR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, 'CONN;, MONDAY, JULY 7, 1969 PAGE NINETEEN Division Lecuiing Cubs Drop Doubleheader^ Mets Move lJp THE Jim Balesano Clouts Booming Home Run in Third New Pastime for Expansion Herald Angle ^ ) Legion in Slugfest iJowns Glastonbury NEW' YORK (AP): :— C hicago'* East D tria k x leaders bitter tor Montreal, and two re­ past hlni for an error in the gered the BtBves behind Junn EARL YO ST The pennant race has ♦'* “ d *-i; san v^aacis- lievers for 13 nsis in the first eighth, allowing the tying and M ^chal’s five-hit pitebing in Bpoito Editor Cloming up with its big­ passed than by, but Gary °p tour Innings , of the opener and winning runs to score. the opener and Gaylord Perry's • • • ■ gest hit and run production * W'aalewski and Dich KeUey Sion pace-setters 1-1 and ft-0; the coasted behind rookie BiUy four-hitter in the idghtcap. New York Meta downed Pitts­ Ted Center of Attriiction of the. season yesterday have diacovCTed the beat Champion. Tony Taylor paced CARDS - CXB8 — 'The douUe setback left Atlan­ burgh S-7 to tighten the East the winners' 18-hit assault with veteran Bill White scored ta pne-l^ game up on second aftrenoon at Mt. Nebo, way to kill time until an­ race and Cincinnati ’ drubbed FENWAY PARK, Boston— Center of attention Sat^ Rod Laver Repeats a IrifAe and three singles. .'three rune and rookie Steve place Los Angeles, Z^i ahead of Manchester’s American Le­ other one comes along. • • • urday night at the baseball dinner high atop the* stands Los Angeles -8-1 to further atari Huntz knocked in two with a the Gianta and four in front of gion baseball team While the top teams in the Na- the West cha#e. PADRES - ASTROS — > the fourth place Reds. room at Fenway Park honoring the great- trounced Glastonbury in a free- tionaJ League slid backward bases-loaded single as the Car­ • KeUey, a 29-year-old southpaw * * * was, as could be expected, Ted hitUng, poorly played game, Sunday, M&ntreaJ's Waalewaki dinals tripped the Cube in their EXPOS - PimjJEB — picked up from Atlanta in the opener. Stleve Oarlton, 10-6, had .METS - PIRATES — William^. The Hall of Famer was one of seven li'ving 13-9. Wimbledon Win arid San Dlego’a Kelley hurted Waslewskl, a former Boston expansion draft, limited the As­ a shutout going until the ninth, Dorai Clendenon, a former Pi­ members of the teams selected by baseball fans orj«-hltten to salvage double- throughout New Engtaad. WIMBLEDON. England | A P ) — The Wimbledon World Series standout acquired tros to five vmiks and an infield when_ be needed reUef help from rate, drove In four nina with a STANDINGS header .spUta tor the krarly ex-' hit by Denis Menke in the sec­ hOmer and double, leadtng the Deceased memlbers of the tennis championships have always been a test of endur­ pahsicai chibs. by the Expos from the Cardi­ Joe Hoemer. W.' L. Pet. ond inning, registering his first Mets past Plttaburgh tor their dream Boston team were Trls Manchester ance as well as of tennis ability, but never so much as After Philadelphia trounced nals last month, gave up a Mike Shannon’s t h r e e-run 6 2 .714 victory since June 4. Ed Spie- f l ^ straight victory. ‘ Speaker, Cy Young and Jim­ Etast Hartford this year. And they don’t promise to get‘much better. the Expos lZ-2 In their opener, fifth-inning single by Rick Jo­ homer, a two-run wallop bjr Joe Country Oub zio’s pinch single deUvered the • • * mie Foxx. South Windsor By toe ttaiie Rbd Laver of Waslewtld zipped past the Phil- seph and walked Deroo Johnson •hwTe and rookie CSiuck Tay­ gam e’s run with two out in REDS - DODGERS — “ Trls ^leaker," Wllliama Windsor AuptraUa had beaten John New- lies 5-0 in M minutes, facing the in the eighth. Both baserunners lor’s two-hit relief pitching over BEST 16 the ninth. told the gathering of approxi­ Glastonbury A — Dick Ottavlano 80-6—65, com be.of Australia 6-4, 6-7, 6-4, minimum 27 batters in ^ were erased in double plays as the final 6 1-3 inning keyed the Clay Carroll, Cincinnati's bull­ r the 27-year-old right-hander BUlingham, used exclusively pen ace,' made the moat of his mately 100 guesta of the Red Rockville Bob McGurkin 65-7—58, Ken 6-4 Saturday for the men's ata- quickest major league game in in relief until Sunday, pftebed second game victory, which re­ nailed bijs first vlotory of the duced the Cube’ margin over first 1989 starting aaeigmnent, Sox organization, ’’’gave me en­ Gordon 63-5—68; B—Ray Gordon gtoi UUe, no less than 28 seta ta two years. perfect bell for five Innings and the men's itoiglm had gone 20 season and first shutout In the aeoond irface New York to five holding the Dodgers in check for couragement when 1 first The locals moved Into a three- 63-9—64, Torn Zemke 64-9-55; Houston shaded San Diego S-2 allowed four hits in all, the first ottered baseball. He took a lik­ games or more. > - - - in the first game, but KeUey majors. games. 7 2-3 Innings before tiring. AL way tie for first place In Zone Jim Moriarty 66-10—56. Jim' a two-out douUe by OUle Brown ing to me ahd said that-.J would The men’s stag ire and doutoee beat the Astros 1.0 in a 2 :01 duel He also produced his first two Jackson, mopped up, protecting Eight play as Windsor was stun-r Hori’ath 67-10—67. Gene Kelly in the seventh. >• someday be a great hitter. nlng South Windsor, 3-1, and 69-12—57, Jim O’ReiUy 70-13—57. oU run to ithc best-of-tlve sets, BANKS CLOSED— Ernie Banka, Chica with Jack BOUngham, who RBI fai the majors with a sev- GIANTS - BRAVES — OaiToirs 12th victory in 16 deci- — j, ia blocked out by Carda' cateh- The Astros pulled out the open­ P "A s I look back liow, that East 'Hartford was trimming Warren Howland 68-11—57; and there weire no 10 minute pitched hitless ball for 6 1-3 in­ enth-imting double. the aions. Johnny Bench, Pets Rose er Tim McCarver yeaterday on perfect ow from third baaeman Shannon. er when San Diego second base­ Bobby Bonds provided was something sjiecial for as C—Bob LaChappelle 71-18—53: tarenks hnitway through, as in nings in his first 1900 start. and Bob Tolan homered tor the RockvlUe, 6-1. Manchester, ,The PhllUes shelled BUI Stone- man Jose Arcia let Doug Ra­ power with a two-run homer in great a player as Speaker to South Windsor and East Hart­ Art Jacobsen 73-19-34, Marty mo,st big tournamrnta. Elsewhere, St. 1 toppled Reds. man, who pitched an earlier no­ der's bases-loaded grounder get each game as the GiarCs stag­ spend the time that he did with ford all boast 6-2 won - loss KaL-. 75-20—66. Bill Mas! 81- But deiqtttr the no-break rule, Detroit Behind Denny Mchavh Dfywns Baltimore me. records. 26—55; Low gross—Dick Otta- the long matches meant a tot of Ellington Ridge "He was one of three men V Tomorrow night Manchester vlano 73, Ken Gordon 73; Blind games were tdayed In falling that I am most grateful to for entertains hot and cold Windsor bogey—Jack Driscoll 103. light on ranr-desorted courts, BETTER NINE Toum Series I ___ A—FVed Meurant 36-3—S3. my success in baseball. at Mt.-Nebo at 6 o’clock. In the and a number of nuachea hod to Annual Manchester Little PRO SWEEPSTAKES "Another,” Williams conti­ REGGIE SMITH season opener, Windsor posted be halted in the eventag and Lingua 36-8 S3, B Icu Pilots Trip A’s Vith Fate League Town Tounuunent, Low gross — Ken Gordon 78, __ __ Becker 87-4—S3, Irv Farber 38- nued, "was Jlirnmy Foxx. When a 13-inning win. Wednesday restarted the next niorntag. matching the three league Mets No Longer He’s now a scout for the AL Stan HlUiiskl Jr. 74, Etaar I thli* of hhn, tt was back In ^ night Manchester treks to East Arxi tow tiiero' ta toc'Tixlden ?T” ’ ^ winners, gets underway to­ lanta. Biavcs and is living In Lorentzen 76; Low net — Tom Hero Snyder 38-6—S3, Lorry Hartford and Friday night re­ lap upsrvirchi In the gmeml night at Waddell Field at 6 1939, my flnst year in spring pioridT Zemke 75-9^-66, Steve Matava Chaine 39-6--;3S; Ruas Hartmann ceives, Rockville at Mt. Nebo. standards rf pto-y alnc» the o’clock. training. V/atff what mtssclee 74-5—69, Jim Moriarty 79-10— 41-9-32; Ray Pemcchlo 41-8— Replacements Help Cause and how he could clobber that • • • Batting averages soared yes­ gnleH wwB operad to profenlon- Hiisllllers were the Medics 69, Gene Kelly 82-12—70. Skip RETAINS WIMBLEDON TITLE—Southpaw Rod 33; E. Joel Ooel 48-l(F-3S. John terday, especially for Kent ala lost jm r. from the National League, SOFTBALL, bail. What an understandti^ Accolade from Joe Applln 82-12—70, Jim Itorvath Laver is shown in action in men’s singles match LaBetle 44-10—34, Alan Paa- NEW YORK (AP) — Butler working for Kansas City Smtth and Timmy O’Nell. Smith Ken RowywuH, who returned nOERM . ORIOLES — Police A Fife of the Ameri­ Laughing Matter Toniglit’s Games manager for a ntisunderstood 80-^0—70. ternack 44-10-34; Kickers 74 H was Mlncher's turn to ait. But Cronin, who acted as a father against Aiustralian John Newcombe. I.,aver, top- to Wimbledon lost year after it 7 young man. lashed out four hits, all singles, The Seattle I*ilot« had fate Denny McLain became the can l«a gu e and Stevenson’s DeCormler vs. Manor, 7:80— / ■ BEST 17 H ^ an puUed a leg muscle run­ "Then there was Joe Cronin guidance counsetor for Wil- and O’Neill contributed three seeded in the Wimbledon championship, retained years m the pro ranks, colled “ on their Hide, which isn’t American League’s first 13- Esso of the International A — Ed Shaw 71-8—63. Steve BETTER n in e ning out a first inning groumier, Nebo the competition ta this year’s had if you can’t have . . . game winner as Detroit hung on League, all winners in their NEW YORK (NEA) ^ man for the Mets. Shea Sta­ 60,000 more to get on your What a nice guy. I know now one-base blows.; Bob Muio and Matava 68-5—63; B ! — Tom his crown with a 3-1 edge over Ne\vcoml>e. A -J a n Harrlgan 42-9—S3; B and when the PtIoU took the Barbers vs. Billiards, i — Dave / Ware each had two rhnniplcnihl$Bi twWjo na good iis to beat Baltimore. Ocsisecutive respective circuita. dium, he has found. Is no long­ b a ck ." toe part that he played In my Mlgllore 72-13—69, Julio Hen- Mnrj- HesUn 47-11—36; C— Bay . . . Harmon Kille- field Mlncher was the first base­ Down in Sarasota, Fla., Nebo like this about his prized pupil: stages. It wae'tn the mld-19e0a. fifth inning . homeni by Dick ’Tonight’s pairing has the er a circus arena for spastic . Kranepool stared blankly at life. He really always wanted , . Vera Honnon 5116—86; IV-^aUy • hrew. The Minnewita Twins man. Wayne Garret was just a Klock vs; Phone, 6:15 Nebo "Ted Williams is the greatest rlques 72-11—61. Jolrn Karszes McAuHffe and Tom Treah broke M t^ cs • h n d Stevenson’s outfielders and acatterarmed the dugout wall. ‘"Ihere were to play and how he could hit. le longest extra base hit ta Wife Gives Husband Netv Outlook In my (amateur days, p4enty 52.- hatl Killehrew working for The Mg guy promptly tossed red - haired, 14-year-old Aliled ys. Congo, 6:18 — left handed hitter that ever Uv- 73-11—/62, Larry Qasza 72-10—62, a tie and headed the Tigers to­ crossing bats. The winner second beaemen. As incongru­ so many negative things,” he Minus tie and with an oipen th^ 13-hlt offense was a bloom- of countries had one good play­ the lefty-rlghty strategy tor a ninth grader in 1962 when Keeney ed." Jim Moriarty 72-10—62; C — them and the way he hits ward their fifth victory In the meets PoUce Ic Fire Wednes­ ous as it sounds, the Mets are said, "that if one time you did necked sportshlrt, Williams two-run homer by Jim Bale- er,’’ he said. "Now they have SATURDAY long teas by tagging two tower­ Tedford’s vs. Harry’s, 6:18— Eailier in the day when the BIU Masl 83-26—67. Tony Stan­ the ball, welt, who needs last six games. day night, site to be announc­ that avant-couwer, Charlie battling the Chicago Cubs for do something positive, it was added about his election to the :ano In the third Inning. several—with plenfy rf yotmg- Ix>w gross -A -J a ck McMeek- ing 400-foot homers and a dou­ Robertson ford 77-17—60; Low gross — fate? ■ Boog Powell walloped a 500- ed. Neal, backed up on a ground overlooked altogether. It got to dream all-time Red Sox team: players were ^introduced by Ken, Glastonbury had 10 hits, three itorw coming along ta 77. Jim Goofon 77; B--Floyd ble to drive in four runs. half of the National Tuesday, July 8 Steve Matava 73;' Blind bogey— Playing Golf Less Tha PUolH lost two of their foot homer and Elrod Hendricks It will be a double elimina­ ball cU second base in St. Louis Lsagiie pennant. be a mental thing. The older "'I’m grateful for the chance Coleman before the each by Bill Vail and Joe Seria. "Thta means you (ton’t get the O'Hrtin 78, Jim Itaverman 78; , Meanwhtie, Tommy Harper, Herald vs. Gunver, 6:16 — Marty Katz 99. Marters on first inning injurlea. also connected for the Orioles, tion series, a team that loses and let- it go between his legs.„ fellawg didn’t particularly care that I had to play the game that Washington, the The former also homered. easy matches (aU tos time -and C -Dave Rosenthal 80; D -Sid Seattle's center fielder, ran Into Today —seven years sinoe Robertson against Kansas CUy Bupday, but who loet their fourth game, in twice is out. Of the many batebails that I loved living members of the team Picking up the moimd win PRO SWEEPSTAKES It's certainly on endurance teat Noi-hnian 77; B -Howard 'Tour the fence chasing Mike piore’s Sports niustraled magazine — they were almost through, Taylor’s vs. Wyman, 6:16— reiplaoements Don Mine her and the last five but sUU lead the bcxinded awi^ that year, thla The Thumper, the Splendid saluted with the b lg g ^ . was starter Mike Jeffries who Low gross — Steve Matava 73, Helps Hill to Win to rearti toe latter rounds. tellotte 94. fly in the first, and it took five called New York the “ worst anyway — but it bothered the Keeney , Steve Hovley eeudi delivered Amertoen League East by 10 particular ground bail , is sign'.- baseball team ever" —Krane- was presented an eight-run Erwin Kennedy 74; Low net — Panchn Oonzataa, 41. who t-RlERS stitched to close the cut over Ms young guys who joined the Alb^tl’s vs. Drivers, 6:16 — Spllnte^ The Kid toe guy who !T" three hks in Seattle’s 9-3 romp games. ficant; It repreoenta the first podl la the only remaining orig­ club." gave this writer a 101 thrills for Williams who third inning after the locals Tony Stanford 83-17—66, 1\)m FLINT, Mich. (A P )— Dave Hill is playing golf less turned pro betone he had won a A Alt TuUn 78-16—8P: B - right eye, Hovley took over and • • « Nebo over Kansas Olty. bumble ever attributed to -the inal M et Young pitchers like What began as a joke turned over toe -years during hla long his cap to the 20.869 trailed, 8-0. Five more runs tn Mlgllore 79-13—66, Jim Moriarty and enjoying it more. WImbledan title, (echoed R «e - Toni Joyce 83-23 -4K); Jim Itav- deUvered three etralght hits, Billiards vs. Acadia, 7:30 — ^t's liardly likely ennan 78-18-60; C—Stan Oeda Klllebrew, leading the majors ANGEIJl - .WHITE HOX — New-York Stets. Some )>asebaU Tom Sea'ver, Jerry Kooaman, near-traigedy tor some. Marvel­ and dlstingulEAied career In the fourth Iced the verdict. Jef­ 78-10—68. The reduced schedule has “ wan nervoe. 80 he mcrenaed wrall with a lot more fasting (tit­ scoring one run and vin "*'•* Ostine 81-28- another. Tavern vs. Barbers, 9 —Nebo nings and left with a 13-5 lead. rufi homer that capped a five- run homer to give CaUtomia its flret raindrop before the Flood. young Mtters like (Jleon Jones. fielder, sold Kranepool, but brief stint behind the mike. my lifetime like Ted A — vie Daley 67-8—49. Joe toy gsme, helped my golf and (lhe h.-ngen( intiich- ever seen at Rid Nechman- 77-36—61; Wednesday, Jidy 9 Brian Maher finished up. It helps calm me down," he WImbledan. - ganwa. ligstaat ****'*'8nl IsiUmer 83-38 -66; E— run Minnesota rally in the sev­ victory over CT^icago. Tom Mur­ Created, of lethargic leger.ds Tommy Agee and Garrett have after a'while grew lackadaisical There were some things he Ing for the Red Sox Wall 69-7—62, Harold Jarvis 60- helped my famUy life. The klda " " ' 113 TWINS • A'S — Manor vs. Spertaman! 7130— 'Twelve men batted in the big Charles Phsarrdl r f the United FaJtanl 94-39—66; Kickers enth Inning and carried the phy earned the triumph with a and f»licitous sophomores, the made the Mets contenders, but and actually enjoyed, Ms biz­ did that weren’t in the best of 8—J2; B — Merrill Whiston 67- don’t have to peep around cor- said. “ It w((a1ai." Klllebrew unloaded Ms 23rd Nebo Manchester third with Smith Twins to a 78 victory over Oak­ four-hitter, beating Tommy New York expan^tan. team was youijg Krane^l, 24, has arre role. 10—47, Del St. John 69-12—47, imn' to find out__ what'a _ going _ He went through (Umosl three Staten In Ihc (ln»t nmnd Tl(i> homer of the year, booeting his Acadia vs. Charter Oak, 9 — taste but -the Ted WUUams that B e a n t o w n N ot^ S Vonien Isiw groee A—Edna land.' John, in a pitcher's duel! an amalgam -of squ|ane pegs h e lp ^ "He didn't like it when they getting two hits ta the frame. Pat Mlstretta 68-13—60, Ed Sunday d urieg the tang haul rf 38 matirii had to fas tm lt^ ta twt> RBI total to 82, as the TVlna Nebo I got to know from 1946 through on." Hill llllnakl 90; R -O lrrfe Sheldon National Ijtsk ^ e and round holes. Hustle coltlded He already has doubled Ms first got on -Mm, but after No one hits a /basebail hard­ Eight batters paraded to the Warner 63-13—60; C Bill Corbett holoc In Sunday’s ttouble round, light and (-ontlmied th(- Both were important vlclorles caught the Athletics with a sev­ Moto’s vs. Tire, 6:15 — Nebo 1960 that final day in a mist making the Bulck Open his sec 106,. Marge AUeh 106; C Enss East Division wHh nonhustle, ambng othw home run output over last year er and farth ^ .than Frank plate In the fourth for Manches­ 63-16—47, Tony Pagllagho 72- made ^ naonsBary when Friday's molting, and Uonaales wMh Beattie hanging on to third enth inning rally. YANKS ■ INDIANS — awhile he said ‘What the hell. Methodist vs. WINF, 6:16— when he homered off Ja on J completing a three game eweep on Danny Cater's homer. But winner on Joe PepUone’s single try ?’ After a while he kind of New England fane thought so look. 120 of 160 games. Swoboda who set a club record Robertson The game got off to an A - Edna IllUnshl 90-tf 62; of ^ e AthMitbs to take over Minnesota bounced l)ack In the as Neiw York nipped Cleyeland. St. Louts 40 44 .476 12(4 looked for it. too, for he was named the m.jan orblt-Vin the 6-2 Saturday Ken Gordon 76, Doc McKee 76. My wife hod been teUtag me S '* " * ’ “ ‘=“* ' BO long, why don’t they do innin- The news media, bored with recently by striking out f(ve Thursday, July 10 auspicious start when leadoff thing about It? ” lie naked Dora Keltaer 9l‘-12-62; H first place In the West. ' seventh. Leo Cardenas was hit Mel Btottlemyre went the dis­ PltUburgh 38 43 .469 13 "Baseball Is a mental thing: greatest Red Sox pleyer of all- day win. One press box wag for yeara that I’d b e «i working ^ times ta one game. (Met faiw, Firemen vs. VFX, 6:16 — batter Vail. slammed a Jeffries PRO SWEEPSTAKES , Margo AUen UNMl-64; C Elsewhere Sunday, Washlrig- by a lAtch and come afound on tance fbr Ma 12th victory. Phtta’itaka 36 43 .466 14 teportlrg the repea-tod suc- You only do as well as you time. said the first homer landed on ton hard at it," the darkly Iwnd twloe lied tor the lead but the "Why ifo they have atari at 2 who haven’t really changed that Robertson pitch for four bases. Low gross — Stan Hlllnski 70, En-TS Wnnnlngton l07-48„62. ton shut out Boston 58, New a wild pitch and Ocear Toveir'a ■ • • Montreal 26 56 .321 26 ceaies of the blase Yahjceee, think you can and when you the super highway and the sec- (Kunc, outapoken character said victim rf a doutain bogey on Uie p.m why can't.UMiy atari al much, cheered wildly.) Lenox vs. Ray’s, 6:16 — There were 12 errors, seven Dick Cronin 72; Low net — Pat York trlmnred Cleveland 4-2, single. Omlg Netties walked SENATORS ■ RED SOX — Westt Dlvtsion found diversion In making light lose 120 games, you don’t really B Angeles 46 33 .682 (4 heroe.,- like Marvelous M e^ times when you just hated to more /Hotel. Both were tope yearn. Every day. Didn’t mtes a <«lowed by Don the evenings? At li-nst that Kranepool - and Swoboda still SUMMER BASKETBALL Up from Florida, where he 22 runs which made lor a long 7—68, Jim Horvath 78-10—68. Gordon 73; II Ixxi Bnolcar 75; more In before Klllebrew con­ three runs wUh a pair of Mia on Son Fran. 48 38 .642 3(4 Thro.'jeberry, Ed Krariepool and\ go to the park. They say you’ve measjlre taps that would have Sikos, 71 tor 281, and Terry Dill, would mean matches would be • • • retain some of the bitterness Toidglit now makes hlB home, former day C - Jim Johnston 84, Stan Osda nected. WasMngton whipped Boston.,. Cincinnati 41 35 .639 4 Ron Swoboda evolved, depicted got to crawl before you can beeiy homers in any park . . . game. LADIES DIVISION 71 tor 282.. able lo rinMi. ta deoeni Ught Ojat goes with being a major Eagles vs. Biota, 7:45 Rod Sox catcher and manager lIaaohe>t«r (13) "But I didn't'pay any atten- 84; D - Irv Ertman 88, Bomsy PlIAyrM • ROYAIJt — The three-game sweep moved Bosmon, 6-2, who p itch ^ only ' Houston 42 42 .600 7 as lovable incompetents. Shc^stop Rico PetnocelU Is hav­ HUi, 32, on II-year veteran league joke. walk and it seems tt took us a Aetos vs. Jets, 9 of several major league clubs, ab r h po a e rot WORST THREE HOLES tton ho her. What did she know? Seattle regularly platoons the Twins two games ahead of Ms second complete game of the San Diego 29 66 .341 20(4 Manager Casey Stengel some­ ing arm miseries again. He can O’Neil, of. 4 9 3 0 1 1 2 and a refugee from the cuddy on wlmi they roiidn't eee the m * »«»y helluva long time to learn how Tuesday, Jbly 8 Birdie Tebbetts madb a stirring 6 1 4 3 0 0 6 Marte Calanuiri 21, Kay Dolin •be ler 93 Mlncher at first bGA. He W(os sus- saies hiul n good po4ntT the Mets, Kranepool said. "For Mota’s vs. Tire, 7:46 ing at Lefty Grove, Ted Wil­ Brook, lb. 3 3 0 10 1 ,0 0 Low net — JaneA Shaw 46-10— Uai Hei kar Dlcli ttail- Houston 3-0, San Diego 2-1 (otgiven him. however, that he distinguished batting average has started to nelgtfoor and he locked 'em up pended for (9) Betty Benton, EUeen Plodzlk, Jam rattan! L Positive Thinking adelphia (Palifter 1-2), N me part of the^^ene. I didn’t games and has upped his bat­ piaylng like I’d dreamed of and (ell around Flatbush Ave­ expect to lose. Ab r h po a e rbi OnU< SSEEK GAMICS toe |>bm up and get ev ts i j a , Klt-ksoi Batting (226 at Oarow, Montreal (Wegener , 3-6) at want it but it h^pened. They BASEBALL "This is the, greate.^ /thrill ting average to .328, best on Vail, BS, 6 1 3 1113 Agnes Atherton 63; Second — piaytag." 79 and 72 nue had faded Into the Ciiall- 1 3 0 0 The Alumni girls rf Manches­ mythhg nsidy And It’s a Minmootn .367; 3 tUxl ni .328. Pittsburgh (Blass 8-6),' N made me another''Jiumbling Id- "Heck, the other way we Alumni Juniors I’ve ever had in my life,;* Teb- the club luid the.second highest LeHouillor.- lb. p. 5 0 Isabelle Parclak, Hazel Piper, • . — Women’ Low gresn - A- forr.i’a suneet five years betone, Weln, 8b. ‘3.001 ‘ 2 1 TTie figures bear Mm out. ter. oompoaed of graduates and Runs K. Jackson, Oukhmd Cincinnati (Culver 6-6) at Son lot to laugh at. \ used to celebrate a rataout." ’iVirright — Dodgers ■vs. Ti­ betts added. in the American League. Arnett, c. 6 3 3 6 3 1 Nellie Johnson, Agnes Atherton Ketinsr 92; B Joan WU- sticking much of that commu- Sorm, 3b, p, 4 0 1 9 0 1 1 He’s now earned over $96,000 coaches rf Utile MUw Softtmll l*«'ple would do 70; F. ItuMnoun, Ilnllim«/re 86; Diego (Nlekro 3-6), N gers; Tuesday — Mets vs. 66. L r t t o '»>«7.tag’s son 99; C Bnsp Warmlngton ^Started by Smith nKy’s baseball citizenry with “ If you were a youwer play­ Ho(aver, 2b. 3 1 0 6 9 1 this year, oeonjd only to Gene and nuglng In age from 14 to Blair, Baltimoito 66. Atlanta (Stone 8-2) at Los er like I was, you to re­ Yanks; Wednesday — Yanks WraUewsId. cf. 4 0 0 3 0 0 0 BEST 17 •*> IIS. I) Rons Mossr 107. the Sad alternative of taking Seria. If, / 6 3 3 0 0 0 1 Uttier, ta one rf five multiple 21, are Interested In echedullng Kurw batted In Klllnlrrow, Angelos (Foster 3-4). N sent the image they gkve us. vs. Dodgers; Thursday — Ti­ Low net—Helen Noel 71, Cora WlmMectm to see an aftenwon’s nSTITER NINE HOS'I'ON (A P)— UeKKie Smith, u star in defeat as up the cudgel for the hated Yan­ Burfoot Victor Power*, rf, / 1 3 0 4 0 0 0 wliners this j"eor, has been In games on Wadhesday nights ' MlmtestAu 82; Powell, Itoltl- Houston (Wtaon 8-7), at Son I don't care how pathetic the gers vs. Red Sox. All games at Anderson 74; Low putts - 37. tiie Hoston Red Sox^fltruggle to lireak out of a .KlumP| kees. The Metfi were a welcome Hyde/Satfone Win Events Totals 9 10 34 7 6 6 the top 10 In five r f tis Isst mev and Sunday afternoons. Any "iT. i_L-„ ^ Carson 46-9 more 74. Francisco (Sadeckl 3-7) situation is, nobody likes to be West Side Oval starting at 6:16. Helen Noel 32. we know Ihoan days are Dora Ksltnsr 46-9- 87; B Joan iH thinkiiiK iwHitive and figurcH it’s time for-the team emendation. In Rose Art Race Innlngii 133466769 Totals cn toumomento and ta the top tean* Intererted please conUot m ts Oliva, Mlnni-wita IOC; Only games Bclieduled. called a clown,” Alumni League Manroester 00860000x 13 g(Srt, of isairse We ik e a tail rf WUson 47-12 , 38, C Enos The words, "fjet’s G o'M ets!” Glastonbury 3 0 1 1 1 3 3 0 0 9 MIXED' FOUR BAU, 10 eight ttanca this year. George Mltney. The alumni will Blair, IkiHlinorn 103. to do a tuniatkiul in the Americifti League ra.ee. Tuesday’s Games For Seven years the Mets av­ NORWICH (AP) — The an­ Tonight — Manors vs. PftF; In Neip4ic Tennis Tourney IritoUWin here, big y«ai cmn't Im WarnUf^ton 86-|ui-60: D - Shir- „ „ "We have, to think poalUve - - • became not an inspiring cheer i 2b: Socha: 3br-. Arnett, Muro. Mae White, Jim Colburn. Nel­ And he came Into the $128,000 practice,. Tuesday night at 8:30 Doubles Oliva, MliuwwAn '22; Houston at San Fnlnclsco eraged losing more than a 100 nual Rose Arts Festival’s 10- Wednesday — Elks vs. Fttati- Ware; hr: Vatt. SskMono: sb: lie Johnaon, Dei St. John '66: n il^ i tnUllUan and maybe ley Horning SsTil 84; Kickers W« can't tMnk of defeat," Smith lUors boosted their season but an Incredulou."? mocking, WixiMewikl, Ponreni. Klein. Mur<>:' Bulck Open with only one start at Martin Field. we II have to sMsr our Ideas 71-60'.’ i fjnrew, Mlnnesoljt 21 Chicago at New York games a year. The word “ Mets” mlle race here was won Sunday celh’s; Thursday — Bantly vs. Neipslc Tennis Club players tied With BUI Bayer and Dave asc: J^riM, O’Neil: lob: damon- John and Peg Chanda, BUI and the Uft. Open- since he’d wbn ------snJd Sunday after the Red Box reixml to 9-3 against Boston, yH affectionate, chant. The by Amby' Burfoot, who helped TViples 3 tied WUli 6. . St. Ixjuls at Philadelphia, N became synonymous with other Nasalff. AH gtanes at ML Nebo competed in'* two club tourna- Kahn, Marc Levine and Paul bury 10: Manchester 8: . bb. L>- Fran Om-bett 58; Jim and Rika the kCemphis Open UUe about ilroppeil their Mnth game In t t ' Boomiui allowixl only four stands at Shc^i..,.Stadium were Norwich launch the annual con­ HouIUer 3: Sorni 6: JAffrlen 3: Home runs H. Jackson. Oak­ Montreal at Pittsburgh. N wortte like “ sUly" and "inept" starting at 6:16. menta over the weekend. Clear Norman, Allan Kravltz and Mhher 3; so: LeHouUler 1: Saira 3; Horvath. Cori and Tina Mlko- five weeks ago. maings tn 11 6-0 wMtewuah by hamiloos singles until two were Cincinnati at Sun Diego, N forever Yllled, with people and and "hapless." The phritae tent three years ago. He took Thayer Brown. George Katz Jeffiiea 3: Maher 9: htia off: Le- Prime of Career THE Quarterback Steps Down land 34; K .Hoivanl, Wji.tfilng- STANDINGS skies and ' wann weather kwmky 56; Beit and Barbara He'd taken the time off the Wttslilngton Senators before out In Uio ndntii. 'Ihen Oorl Yaa- Atlanta at Los Angeles 2, twl- i'.r^m lng banners proclaim­ "Met-llke” was popular among first place then. too. brqught out a record number of , ami Ted Sage, Matt NeUI and KouUler 7 . for 4 ..ruiM In 3 in- ton 30^ - SILK CITY 80FTBAIX nini^: JefTrtea 7 for 7 runa tn 6; Davis 58, ’Tom and Lu Prior 66; tnvnAlgate a weight IrapBjWd ,a cnjwd of 3,862 at Fenway trzemald and Smith, hitting In night ing: "What, Mo Worry? I’m spprtswriters throughout th e Burfoot, who won the 1968 entries for the . men's doubles, Bill knight.One other team had Sana 6 for 9 runa in 6: Maher 3 Siolen boaea Httri«er, HisittU- l>ark. W. L. Charlie and Florence Ferguson, drojiped 25 ptxnta to 140 stacn Ms IS straight gonve, singled a Mets Pan" and "C a sey for notion. It was generally, f o I- Boston Marathon, Is a former round robin July 4 and eight to default because of time, Lar­ rural In 3; ap: Barra: w: Jeffrira. 43; OuniiNtnofls, Oakliuwl 34. Center BUltards s.^18 0 L: Barra. Harry and Inane Drinkwater 69. the first of the year, and found "This Is' B hustling ball club and Rico PetrocalU beat Amerleon I.eagu« President, GoldwOter for Man­ lowed by "mistake" or, "per­ Wesleyan University student who Green Manor ^14 4 couples played Sunday after­ ry Kahn and Bob Hust. Illctilng 17 decisions I Me- and we don't wont I to die,” Uio 'chop|>er down the third. Cowboys’ Ace Don Meredith East Division ager” and "Mosejapequa Loves formance." lives ta Groton. His time at the Acadia 10 /8 noon in the mixed doubles for In the Sunday round robin, Mitlly, Iliiltlmorc l’2-0, l.rSK), young cenlerfioVder said.' "It's line, looding-the bases, W. L. Pot. G.B. the Mets" and "Is Bid Krane- The howling crowds did noth­ Rose Arts Festival was 55:02:04. DeOormJer’s . 4 14 a first place tie finish. Dave and Janet Watren tied 2.86; IxjHcH', lietroll ti-l, ,1)17, time tor us to re-group, time to The threat- died as Tony Co­ Second Ace Baltimore 66 26 .691 — fool Over Che Hill?” (Krone- ing tor the players’ morale, His team, the Central Cori- Walnut Barbers 4 14' Friday’s round robin almost tor first place with club new­ 2.81, ■ . ^ get go4ng again. I tMnk it's nlglLaro, wIk> grounded Into a Hole-lB-ooes ara the dream Detroit 44 33 .671 10 pool was 19 at the time.) either, Kranepoot said. _ "Fifty nocticut Athletic' Association, Sportsman’s Tavern .3 14 went into "overtim e" when 12 comers, Emery and Karen Ol- Strikeouts McDowell, going to turn aroutxl tor us. double j>lay and struck out twice of every golfer and AUen Boston ' 46 37 .649 11(4 Down ta Sarasota, young Gar- thouBand persons might show took team title. Second place / teama playing four - game cott, each winning 20 games. Retires from Pro Football fflevolimd 136: ' D>llcl), DetrtSt maybe Uiinomr*'." ' In three previous times at bat Ayers ezpeiieaced the thiUl Wush'n. 44' 42 .612 14(4 feti allowed os how hq "thought up on Friday night at Shea, but was take^i by John M. Vitale of REC SOFTRAtJy^ matches, completed totir and A very close second, with 19 rtn Hmith Was looking ahead to- a ngiilnig Bosnuin, Mt a checked- for the aeoaod time ia Ws ♦ DALLAS (A I’) — The ' WTien ha was on. Just kjok Hut the championtotp ____ New Vork 40 44 .478 17(4 Iheiy imd u^tent up there oi* it made no^.diftorence to the the UMveralty of Connecticut,, L. a half hours of competition with games won, was Dale and Bea tliree-giune seHea with Uia swing groundier to the first boso- w. coraer jresterday at the Man­ C-ottori Bowl won't iMM>m out," ftaialry sakl to diwen Bay and last' year to Cleveland 32 49 .396 24 something." \ plnyM’s," he explained. "I and James Alexander of Glen- Alberti's Phil Hyde and club pro. FYan Vanwinkle, followed in third Nallunal l.eague DetriSt Tigers starling tonight nnin, ending Uie game, 8 1 chester CooBiry Clah. the Hame. this autumn Cleveland wvre crushing blows West blvislon Tockiy Garrett is third base- know It didn't help. It was Just vUle. Ohio, came In third. Drivers Sa'blone, emerging in first place place by Ben auid Pat Ford with But Meredith akai hod hte cold BaUing (226 lit iMital O, and then five games in Baltl- The loss went to touthpaw Bill 6 4 He seed the 198-yord to Msredith'e pride., Mtnmxtota 46 34 .876' BA’s 16 wins. Other mixed doubles without the Daniiy Man, lAreaks He « « « tarurutstenl. Jones. New York .364; M. Alisi, more; Detroit tnUU Baltimore Isindls who was tagged (or three 6 4 with 32 winning games. Second eighth bole while oaliig a No. Oakland 42| 34 .863 m ock teams finished in order were Bwanhlnickling hero Ui and i t timea hie ektattm pwawai 1 )te« don’t feel like glvh^ PUteburgli 360 by 10 games In the East Dlvl- runs, oiie isiearned, In the third 6 4 was Neil Ellis and Jack Davis 8 srood. Ayers sraa hi a four­ Seattle .3 6 44 .480 Wholesale Ralph and Bonnie Maguire. Home aitii-butter fingered bx>k*>| like wounded gveee flop­ 100 per <*fii oiqnnocw," Mera- Ru'ns Boiwki, 'Hon KYnni-laco Sion. IksdxMi Is I t4 gomes back. Initlng. Vincente Romo gave up 4 6 with 29 games won. followed some srWch Kansas (Nty 36 46 .432 Phone Jules- and Eleanor Karp, ping to the gniursl dllh Mdd 68, Kessinger. ClUcago 62. ■I liope that by piny tag the two more runs tn the eighth, 4 B closely by Win Sharp and Clay wife, HeleB, ai villain Ui others, calling the Chicago 34 46 .480 -AiiiiulnulU 4 Carpenter In .third place with George and .Carole Katz, and Itarl. rf hta tncoratateiM.y And tor No 17 Utet (eould Runs Isittnl In Hmuto, CliUn- teams ahead of us we'll have Rlglit-luirider Ruy Culp, the 6 -Barbara Boyoe. sitotH on the playing field. ChjlKomla 29 60 . 367 Hota'S 1 8 Allan Kravitz and Janet Smith.' •Hemmed from his many Inju \ go 74,; Mcf.’ovey, Hun KVaiiriaiti tile aggresslveneas and eager- Boston ace wlUi a 10-6 record, 27 wins. Ted PtIweU (on Don MstindUh amounced lU* have been bhugihemy “Ha itavst Sunday’s Results s o f u i a i x Other club coming events rtee He played with broton ness the lower teams have will open Uie Detroit series to- INDY "leaye" from his new job in retirement from I, prrfcwsksatl played the game artth w nythiig ’’'y New York 4, Cleveland 2 , W. L,. iicheduled by Sablone are the NA'nONAL FARM (vaaee. eure arms, bueted ritsk, mm Alim, . flUMburgli ugalnst us,". Smith, told. "1 night. He is due to be opposed Chicago) and Stan Faikenstein forfboJi Saturday Fur 12 years tase than seat an t vigor. Washington 6, Boston 0 |' WymanrOil 7 annual nipn's ' and wom«n’s_ Home run by Lee Snuffer and and tom kitaOe. But Meredith 123;. Kissanger. Oilcilgo 106; Ihtak wo ran l>ent rndrott!^ Thim by . rigtit-hiuMler \ Joe Sparma, 2 fourth with 26 wins, wllh Dave he wiu( TH E quarterb^k Ir. thti Ev m the too bude wtjJ give Detroit 8, Baltimore 4 R ^ s t-i doubles tournaments. The fine pitching by hla brother, never bemred off ' Clni-lmuitl 106 we'll have to go Into BoUlmore owner of a 8-4 mark. S Warren and Ed Bradford tak­ lorfball mad town (hrM yeara MiiyfhaU. Minnesota 7, Oakland 6 Taylors elimination event will begin in Neal Snuffer, gave Boland Oil and do It ourselves." Tlie Red Sox will be bolstered 7 2 ing fifth with 24 wins. I at tioutitarn Mrfhodlst and nlre l^sibles M Alisi, PlUstmrgli California 2. LTiicogo 1 Lmmx a 10-7 declalon over VFW laid Hmith, who is bordering on su­ 7 S Other teams in the marathon July' and sign-up sheets are at with the Dailaa Cowboys 26; 'KewSiiger. tniliiigo 23. In the bullpen by veteran Ron Seattle 9. Kansas City 8 WINF Saturday and prevented the per-stardom, collected two sln- 4 6 event in order of finish, w ere: the club courts off Line St. He quit at the age of It - tn hta Triples Toiim. ClncbmiUl 8; Kline, wlio was obtained (or the Todsy's Gomes Congo loeera from gaining the league gles in hair trip# to tile plate In $26,(X)0 waiver jn-loe from, the 3 8 Dave Keith and A1 Werhner AU members are eligible. prime as a N a U m i Itootball H. Williams, CMoogo 6. Callfonda (Messersmltft 8-6) No. Methodtat title. NEW THOMPSON tile Wusliington series (Inole, Him Krimclixo Giants Saturday. 1 8 League quartrrtsKk Only last Home runs MiOuvey, Han lit Seattle (PiUttn 7-6), N AlUed hiking his sveroge to .828. He However, Boston still will be 0 9 yvar he rated (he ascond beat -Kmnciwo ’J7; U May, Clncln- Kimms O ty (Bunker 4-6) at DUSTY SOFTBALL SPEEDWAYS imti 23. ' ' was to-(or-1 a. Including Uirec mlmu secomi baseman Mike Minnesota (Koat 78), N, quartarback tn the N K l. slatiaU- Itomers' and tt triple, and drove Amtrews and right-handed W. L. ^ l y HUHen butw-s Bns-k, HI. ixmls Oakland (Krausse 2-S) vs. Tedtord's U.S. Open Champion Confined to Bed WMH III.) Pki.ai.NrH in eight of Roston's 21 runs in pitcher Jim Lonborg. 9 0 The anti-MoradUh {action touk 32; Ronds, Him Knumlwu 28. . CMcogo (Peters 8-9) of Milwau­ Herald the five games with the Sena­ AndrewA who has made Just 9 8 him apart at every oppurtuntty DIKMTIKOM Pitching 17 decfHloiw) ..Bald kee. N Gunver LYTHAM ST. AN NES, tn toe field rf 130 star goUere 88-36—71 course on WettBeedoy. tors. one. pliu'li-MUlng appeorance 6 S rO> t IM KH N %TH»NAV is.>hun, Hun IMego 6 1, 867, S.H6; Cleveland (Tlant 7-8) at Wash­ VFW Engisiui (AI^) — George from ail over the world shooting The prize money of tTSftOi ta a They ctattnod he choked" tn The Reit Sox, who erupted tor since beli^ struck on the right 6 4 Heaver, New York I'a-.t, 813, ington (Hannan 88) N ^ Oorman’s for the (mown first competed tor reooed tor tlie Brtttah Oiien. Hie the big gome! Anything Chat (SI*|;M)» O nn lt-4 victory Saturday lUglit himd by 11 pitch May 30. wus 4 6 Archer, U.S. Masters cham­ 2.62. Only games scheduled Firemen 109 years agp. find prlie* of $10JOO hosrever. Is went arruKg artth the Omrtxiys after losing Uie ftrtt hiUf o( n schethileil to receive eleclrftai 3 9 pion, was corifined to bed HtilkoisSjO Jcnktiw. (tih-agii Tuesday’s Games H any's Billy Oaspefi two-time winner woe Sferadnh’a fault, Utvy ikoibleheader 6-2 in the after- shock treatment In the ailing 2 7 today with an attack of tarktantal to. tos trtaga tost 142; Gllvsm, Hi. Umls 140; Sing­ 13etPoH at Bostcta, N Discount rf the U.S. Open: Jack Nlck- claimed, tnctudtng the narrow GRAND NATIONAL 200 nixm, were lumdeuffed by right- area tixiiiy. lonborg ts aitIuUmxl 1 8 gfastroenteritisL.and a cold accrue from being the Brtthdi er^ IjOb Angeles 140. Cleveland at WasMngton, N laus, (vho has won just about cv- Open chomidon. NFt. ohamptnradUp loeoea to lumder Dick Boaimm ns the 8«xi- with a broken toe. New York iit[Baltlmore, 2. N — only 48 hour$ before the erythiiv srorthwtUle ta golf, and Ofwen Bay -1,- ____ . , , ! Oakland at (i’hlcngfo. 2. twl- start of the British Open defending champian Gary Play­ He was the toigta rf faooe and LAP STOCK CAR RACE (Aintiiifiital Serieii' nlght I . fo lf champions|iip. er, who has taken thta tftta Paschal Wins ubeomUIca MeredKh imkS )wt r * Btara Y « i VWtod ^ CHARLOTTE. N.C. (A P )— - Kanins City gt Minnesota,\ N "I had sot my heart on wta- twice, are 6-1 joint favorltea didn't pliy atUnttan to hfta, SEATTLE (AP)—Tony Adam- CQSuiBcUtn$‘s ONLY - Jim Paschal grabbed the lead USM ii J.UIY10, Petty Wins Mason Dixon 300 t'aIttomlH lit Seattle, N Archer, Bob CbarSea of New tea U held to hurt It bothered owlcs of WllUm. ronnr. scored ti^ ttria chomptanaiilp-" Arch­ on the tSth lap when Pete Ham -. Zealand. Rruc* Devlin of Au»- hta wife; Cheryl his first (.'onttnentai Herlbk For- I ANTIQUE I er daid. "It looha e s Itnugta I llton'a engine failed on beta ft DOVER, Del.^ Dei:' (A(API ?) " Rlili- whlofi . liuuitainitixl the IViver •hall have to go Into the first traha, and Lee Trevino, former The pro-Meredith faction AI.L TIIK CAkyi AST) ^T\ki4 “ . mula A racing victory Sunday Driver Killed for the nert 73 laps to win Sun­ nrd Petty, king of jhe stwk our Di^wiiu IiUenqitientil Speedway. round without having had much U.S. Open champion, were I2-I and there awre many agipori- OF \ A.S«;aK OR AM) N ATIONAL In Uia $22,600 Siiuttle InvItuJUon- NEW SMYRNA REACH. Fla I AUTO MUSEUM | day's Dogwood 280-mUcu NAS­ racers In 1967, saj^ Ms biggest .irohicnlly ii blowout (ori-ed chance to study the course. wtthi Amerlcaaa Oay Brewer, era tnrludrd Vlnoe Izmibard) ,n l Raceway Grand Prlx. (API Stock car driver Marion Between Os Marts m M _ CAR Grand Touring cor race STOCK car KAaNi; ^worry ta winning/the first race David Pearson, the nuui who Eilwanls of Hialeah. Fla. was "I ’ve been runrfng s temi>era- reigning U.S. Open champion now coacH at Washington,' wtio Sam Posey of Marblehead, Howard Jefeneea’s en Tti- I Paschal pushed hla Javalln to mi the- .iintlmi's neweat mile tire-tested the track last month, kllleil Sunday night whed hU RED SDK T.REATEST TEAM EVER'HONORED — Members of R4*d Sox I land Tpfce. (Leek tor e v ture and just orhliig all over. Orville Moody, and Bert Yancey •aid Merjtdfth amuld be one rf Pill II im ii iitii TNI Msinii sill Ttgms iiw Mass., finished oecond In the I an average qpeed of ULOtll track wus tires. ' out of the NASCAR race on the 1966 (.'hsvelle c r a s ^ l Into a teams, of the jutiit jrather before the Red Sox-W ashin^on Senatore game in The dootor has given me a aa i- cloee betdnd. tite "gr sat" qtwrterbaeke In race and took the polnulead In miles per bour on the 197 tape at, nCKriS ON SALK ATTHK SPEEDWAY I got blisters on three right 66«h lap, I’ earmm, who set a wall ut the New Sn,iyrna’ Beach Boston Saturday to receive itwards from liasetiaU Commissioner Bowie Kuhn, pie rf abolte oml pid roe oh pUta. The fteid ta one o f the strong- h f u r*/ the (.lohllnental Series with 21. the m lle/and a half Oiorlcitu' front tlrOs," aald Petty afteri qualifying record. > scraped a S)>eedwny tartil exploded, the I b« v4 i w(puld like to get In a , eat In toe Mstory o f the cham­ Cbacb Tiash L onhy of the Sunday's event was the fifth In (l-nBol>hy Doerr. Frank Malzone, Kuhn. Joe Cronin. Leftv Grove. Birdie' It OpeiiDa«yl9to8 I W IN N IN G 13 B E A i r n f V L — D>v< Hid c(v e v(c- KVERV RACE DAY- .Vl THE CLI'BHOIISE rolling up lui easy victory Sun-.wall on tiie far turn after the' Volusia ttoitaty Sheriff's Depart­ couple rf pnaettoe nounda. but pionship and odfiriols forecaat MoAor Speedway^ Otreboye aaid that: on a gtvrn a 13-event serii^. Tet)i>etts, Carl Yastrzemski and Ted Williams. Williams doffeii his hat as he Lnek-(-Prcnent tkto Ad tor ■ y tor)’, wave to.the irowd as he^walkk off the 18th •lay ta t)io M. ; 4 ■ I

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 7, 1969 Floor Rnishfiig 24 Holp WonlMl— Help Wontod—Mcdo 36 Help WooNd—M * 36 PAGE TWENTY.:ONE BERRrS WOBLD FLOOR SANI^mO and reflnish- Female 35 WINDOW cleaner, experienced, HAIRDRESSERS— Wuited fuU SoMsinm Wonted 36-A Articia* For Solo 45 Hoiis«lio|d Goods 51 THERE 0U6HTA BE A LAW ing (speclallidng In older BT SHpRTKN « imI W H IP P L E CLASSIFIED reliable, good piay, fringe bene­ and part-time. C u ila ge House, floors). Inside ^Minting. Paper- IMMEDIATE ftpenlng- available Housm For SoM 72 Hovsw For Sob 72 fits, 649-5834. 18 Oak St., J^imchester, 648- DARK RICH stone free loam, 3EWINO MACHINES — singer Xir , hanging. No Job too Sitinll COMPTOMETER ft>r experienced reel estate five yards, $16. Sand, gravel, automatic zig-zag, excellent 0006E8ERRV6 PlMAUb/ RXIND A lV r a n c h —26' living room with FOUR bedrooms, c M e f 7-room 2461. broker or salesman who de­ A nd in less Time than it tares to tell John Verfallle, 049-0750. atom, fin, manure, poolaad condition. Makes buttoidiolas, SHOW1H6 WHOLE FAMILV COULD EM J<3V- fireplace, formal dining room, home with lots of improve­ sires - to affiliate with a 1MK3 SAP STORY' ADVERTISING OPERATOR STB3ADT part-time work, 6.p.m. EX PE ^SN C E D Bridgeport^ patio** sand. CaU 643-9604. hems, embroiders, etc. Grig- bullt-lns In kitchen, four bed­ ments too many to mention, progreeslvte organization offer­ rooms, two full baths. Immed­ Openings for experienced to 10 p.m., call 649-5334. leXiathe, and faell-erMi taaUy over $800., 6 monthly ‘nMERDR.-rHE Y r fe SOMICE'SO HAVE A WHOLE- jg D ^ . large Ibt, dead end street, own­ CLASSIFIED advertising DEPT. HOURS Bonds 'Stocks— ing: full faculties o f a Reoltm:. ALUMINUll SHEE7TS — Uaed ______a ._ -.a ^ . / a •_ _ ' « T lf t ih J \ / T i i T T l t I OTkXkX* n ft a s ^ a . . . a . . iate occupancy. Only $26,900. comptometer operators ■ to Apply ,H ft B Tool psyments of IB.50 or pay^ ■TIMMV TUTTLE kSOME PROGRAM WE CAR ALL er anxkiuft $21,000. Widverton CARPENTERS and painters. We offer you your own desk aa printing plates. .006 , thick, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Mortgages 27 work part-^me evenings. Engineering, 168 Forest 151 cash. 522-0031 dealer. 5rtow*.'TURu watch tog etm er: I LOOR I Agency Reolton, 649-2813: Apply at Job site. Alco Develop­ and a chance to develc^ at 28x38’’, 26 cents each o r 6 for I '646-4200. Monday through Friday. Eft, Manchester, ORTMESET EORWARO ID TIMM'/ lUme j M9 RTQAOES, Ioann, first, sec­ ment Corp., Brooklyn St.j $1. CaU 64S-27U MANCHESTER Must be skilled In comp­ your own pace. Excellent com^ CLEAN, USED retrigeratora, HOiJ? South Bkid. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ond, third, all Idnids, r ^ t y , RockvUie, Conn. MAN to work In' lumberyard, ALLWEER! MANCHESTER — Henry 8t. Immaculate Uke new Califor­ tometer work. Company of­ mlsaioR arrangement with ranges, automatic washers ^:30 P.M. DAT BEFORE PEBUOATION statewide. Credit rating im* must have driver's Uceose. Ap­ PICNIC tables, all sisea and older 3room Colonial. Needs nia styled Ranch home on the fers, free parking, congen­ good earning potential. For an with guarantees. See them at necessary, reasonable. Confl- ply Walter Schindler, 4-5 p.m., s^les. $25 and up deUvered. W. decorating, but location well moM attractive acre plus lot Deaditae for Saturday and Monday Is 4:80 p.m. Friday ial co-workers, ' excellent appointment to discuss ihi« B.D. Peart’s Appliances, 649 dentlel, quick arrangements. DRIVER SALESMAN W.G. Glenney Co., 336 No. opening, caM Mr. Werbner, ^ 648-2171. worth It. Low 20'». ' H. M. we've ever seen. Priced In the Alvin Lundy Agency, 527-7971, wages and excellent work­ ungton, 876-0.497. Frechette, Realtors, 047-9993. PLEASE READ YOUR AD ing conditions. Apply Main St. Jarvts Realty Co., 643-1121. high 20's. Hayes Agency, 6^ 983 Main Street, Hartford. Eve- RETAIL — OONVertto t w xoX.— P*®®* “ P- 0131. Classified or “ Want Ads” are taken Over the phone as a ntngsv 283-6879. EXPERIENCED plumbers and __ carriage, bolstered chalrs.^2 aide and 3 TWO-famlly, 6-8. New roof, alu­ WHOLI reasonaUe, about one numth minum storms and 'Kreens, convenience. The advertiser should read Ms ad the FIRST f i r s t NATIONAL helpers wanted, 'very good pay, HMp Wontwd— arm. EhcceUent condition. 668- MANCHBSTER — An exceUent DAT IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in time for the SECOND MORTOAQE — Un­ year 'round wrork. Call 289-6896 old. 649-4018. .4566. largo Tot, center of town, $23,- location is Just one of the many limited funds available for sec- STORES INC. Five day week M d t or Fomola 3 7 next Insertion. The Herald Is responsible for only ONE in­ Park ft Oakland Aves. between 8-4:80. 900. Gerard Agency, Realtors. fine fesitures of this spacious correct or omitted insertion for any advertisement and then -ond mortgages, payments to Salary rtds commission SCREEINED loeun, processed Model Home Furniture 043-0366, 649-0638. East Hartford, Conn. gravel, gravel, sand, stone, 11-room Cbkinlal that offers only to the extent of a “ make good’* Insertion. Errors which suit your budget. Expedient Annua l/vacaUons CAB DRIVER- an. George H. Grlffing Inc. 8 ROOM HOUSEFUL five-bedrOoms aU on the second do not lessen the value o tA h e advertisement will not be service. J. D. Realty, 648-6129. Paid .- Hospitalization FULL TIME MANCHESTER — New 7-room corrected by “ make good” bisertlon. MEAT CUTTERS We have a permanent open- Andover 742-7886. 19 PIECES floor and sttil a sralk-up ^ c . Palr personal ■ In­ part-time. Apply in person. T everything. Priced tn the upper STATION salary plus commission. Call mower. Good running condi­ any rdom Individually. Im­ 10 p.m: CaK 649-5334. terview please contact store Gayle W ig. Co., Inc., 1068-C 40’s. U ft R ReoXy CV)., Ino... Free to Heraid Readers Petite Beauty Salon, Mancheo- manager: tion. OaU onsttlme, 649-4341. mediate d e U v ^ or free MANCHESTER — Just listed, ® 19M b, NU, l n c . 9 [ ^ * ^ Adams and Hilliard St. Tolland St.. East Hartford. 643-2692. R. D. Murdockl ter, 643-0322, or 249-0217 after MACHINIST wanted — Ebc- storage. Rooms Without Board 59 Bininoss Lecertiom Wanttd To Root 68 3room Oape. Four bedrooms, Want information on one of our classified advertlsementsT FROM WALL to waU, no soU ______, ______hurry! Only $19,900. H. M. tor, 643-6472. Manchester, Conn. 6 p.m. pericnoed preferred but not CIERK 8 wanted to work part- CAP ft OCp Charge Plans No answer at the telephone listed? Simply call the '7 SAID, CITY NOISE LEVELS ARE BECOMING at all, on carpets cleaned with Also,, our own InstMt Credit ATTRACnVB room, all the _ For Rout 64 THREE adults desire a three Frechette. Reultor.i, 647-9093. necessary. Apply hr person to time In local dairy store. Must ROIJJNG PARK — 0ape . . . " NURSES—RN's and LPN’s In FIRST NATIONAL Blue Lustre. Rent electric plan AWFUL— I SAID, CITY NOIS^ LEVELS Mr. Kasevich at Klock Cb., 1366 be ov«r 21., Openings available BOLTON - Manchester town Seven rooms, poasilble / I v e EDWARDS This 3-bay Colonial fa­ East Hartford, 11-7 and 7-8 STORES INC. shampooer $1. The Sherwln- office. Board option Une, Rt. 6 and 44-A, large Manchester vicinity. Refer- cility available to the right shift. Full or part-time, good Tolland Tpke., Mcmchester. evenings and weekends. Call bedrooms, flreplitoe, treM lot. PROSPECT ft KANE ST. WUMoms Co. DISCOUNT FURNITURE frontage with building. Ideal “ tchanged. CaU 246-7828. City utilities. $23,800. ^ ib r lo k Roofing— Siding 16 man. High traffic count, rate and benefits, on bus line. » store manager before 3 p.m., RANCH ANSWERING SERVIGE Businoss Services ______AUTOMOBILE WEST HARTFORD WAREHOUSE GENTLEMAN — Furnlahed for garden center, roadside - Agency. Realtota, S & H Green Stamp fran­ Burnside Convalescent Home, 649-8017. After 6 caU 643-9707.' SPOTS before your eyea — on Offorod 13 R^'^^NG and Root Repair. NOW 2 BIG LOCATIONS . room, free washer, free dryer, business, retail outlet, etc. 643- • 4-BEDROGMS Couglln Roofing Ce.. Inc., 643- chise, excellent neighbor­ 870 Burnside Ave., East Hart­ ytnir new carpet — fismove sroq afain st m a n c h e s t is K MECHANIC them with Blue Lustre. Rent Hartford free kitchen privUeges, tree 2880. Businoss Proporty 2-FULL BATHS Walk to 649-0500 075-2519 ATTICS and cellars cleaned, , 77P7. hood backup. Anyone qual­ ford. Phone Mr. Atlas 289- 622-7249 schools and ahoppmg from this SitiiaHons W antwl^ electric shampooer $1. Paul’s parking. Palmer Realty, 643- ..■' ■' — and leave your message. Ton’ll hear from our advertiser In quuqdd goDB,Jobs, iigmlight irupKtrucking. m g.-----'------^------ified call 668-9600 or wrrlte 9571. MASON’S helper wanted, over (former FuUer Brush bldg.) FIVE—room suite of front Main For Solo 70 f o r m a l DINING ROOM 7-room Cat>e w l^ attached ga­ trees removed and lots clear- BIDWELL Home Improvement Opportunity, Box 231, East Qualified mefchanlc required 18, in Manchester area, owiC ______Fomolo 38 Paint and Wallpaper Supply. Jig time without spending all evening at the telephone. for Plymouth-Chryslet deal­ 178 Pine St. Manchester ------St. offices. 100 percent loca- S91 CENTER Street, an eight 26’ LIVING ROOM WITH rage. P\>rmal / dining room, ed." Call 649-1794.------/ Co. Expert • Installation of Hartford, Conn. WANTED babysitter, six days transportation, full or port-, ership. Top wages, overtime BIXPERIENCED nurse's siid.<» BRACE yourself for a thrill the 646-2332 CENTRAL CLEIAN room for bknks, alr-condlUon- room home with 2-car garage FIREPLACE flreplaced llvl^ room. Blxeel- aluminum siding, gutfers and weekly for working father. time. 749-6116. 7 first time you use Blue Lustre (former Norman's Furn. gortleman. Separate entrance ^ automatic fire sprinkler, located In business n " zone. U-nt oondttky: tx»w 20's. Wol- Automobilot For Sola 4 STEPS, sidewalks/stone walls,' trim. Roofing installation and Three children. Call 523iM27 available, permsment posi­ desires pert or fiUl-time work 2-CAR GARAGE to ^clean rugs. Rent electric Warehouse mid bathroom. Parking. Call *PP'y Marlow’s, 867 Main St Dwelling could be easily con­ verion AgepfCy, Realtors, 646- fireplaces, flagstone terraces. repairs.' 649-6495, 876-9109. SPORTSMAN after 6 p.m. tion, excellent 'working con­ In convalescent home or 1967 BUK3K Sport wagon, 6-pas-. shampooer $1. Olcott Variety com er of Pine ft Forest St.si 649-4286. m n N n i i ------verted for professional or com­ $26,600 3813. All concrete^tepalrs, both In­ New opportunity for the sports-', ditions, free hospital, major private duly. Call 644-2829. HERALD Bcnger, automatic transmis­ Store. Mon.-Pri. 9-9. Sat 9 - 6 ______VERNON - Brand new office mercial occupancy. Robert J. side and Divide ralllng.s. I.rfind- ROOFING, aluminum siding, minded man or woman to get DENTAL assistant.- business medical, life Insurance and MANCH^ER Two-story sion, power steering, power pension plan, paid uniforms FURNISHED air-conditioned avaUable at 80 La- Smltii, Inc., 963 Main Street. scaping. /R easonably priced. gutters, carpenter work, 80 In the field they enjoy the most. secretary. Experience pre­ MACHINIST PHILBRICK ‘home, baths, 4-8 bedrooms, brskes. 647-9797. ] m a h o g a n y twin bed. Maytag roin bedroom. Private home. f “ yMte Square. Rent includes 649-8241. BOX LETTERS Call 6^0861, years' experience. Connecticut We have a limited number of ferred, will train. Typing es­ and laundry service, paid Poffs— Birds— Pg$s 41 cejrtnti locatlun. Newer fur- holidays and vacations. Ap­ For machinery building. ALMOST new 3 h.p. lawnmow- wringer washer, both In good «enr bus coUero MuotUrar 18 alr-oondltionlng, wall to Valley Ckmstructlon Co., 648- openings for the ambitious per­ sential, shorthand desirable. DACHSHUNDS, Chihuahuas, er. $60. 643-6210. condition. 43 Mills St., call 643- waU carpeting and draperiu. nace/liOt of house for $20,500. 196.5 CHEVROLET Bel. Air 4- WANRBjD — Hard work. Col­ ply Some related experience or Green HiU St.. 647-1946. For Your 7180. Free estimate. son who would like to reap the Write Box "K”, Manchester Welmaraners, AKC registered 9070. WUI sub-dlvlde. Coll 872-0628, AGENCY l U ) ^ Agency, 646-0181. door, sedan, V-8, automatic, leget3|se luiuand highlugn sexux}!school 'txjysooys de-cie------trade school background. Information rewards of the ever Increasing Herald. ’ . Utters. Sale subject to vets weekdays. _ Invostmont radib, reasonable. 644-0888. lire yard and lawn mainten- ROOFING, Siding, Aluminum Must be able to read blue­ A recreation explosion. okay. Some ready to go. i- Boats and Accassorios 46 h a v e an IS” color table modri THE HERALD will not ^ once. Oill 649-1441. gutters. Carpentry, additions. SECRETARIES — Typists HERMAN MOTORS INC. prints, mlcs. Good wages, Apaitwnts flats For Sol* 70-A REALTORS 1966 CHEVROLET Impala, EXTREMELY HIGH EARN­ 628-6873. ------TV CkiU John at 646-0102 and PRIME office tor lease. Bxcep- disclose the identity of remodeling and rec rooms. needed for work In your area excellent opportunity for the door hardtop, 4-speed. INGS ON .3THIS AMAZING, 55 Windsor Ave., Rock-vUle find out more. Tenomants 63 tlonal location, Medical Phar- EAST HARTFORD all brick 4- Cllasetfled U «a| No4iee any advertiser using box Free estimates. R. Dion, 643- and Hartford. Temporary, full­ right man with fast growing 643-8623. ' I BUT FUN BUSINESS or phone 875-9604, 643-0091 GROOMING aU breeds. Uar 12 FOOT Plywood Boat. CaU macy Bldg., Haynes and Main family, 4 rooms each H{>ari- 6 4 6 -4 2 0 0 . / letters. Readers answer­ Household Services 4352. time or, 9-3 p.m. Excellent .pay, company. Evening or Satur­ You do need at least $1200 to for- appointment mooy HUl. H.C. Chase. Hebioa 6t9-4231. HAVE a used GB 8.600 BTU S t Paneled, alr-ooniUtioned. ment, bullt-lns Including alr- ing blind box ads who no fee. Staff Builders. 11 Asy­ day Interviews arranged. FIVE-ROOM apartment, $126. desire to protect their 1963 SUPER 88 OldsnpAlIe, no Offered 13-A $3600 casfi to start. /•- Rd., Bolton, 643-8427. air conditioner. Available be- Call evenings, 649-5820, 643- condltloners, 5 yeani old. An JUST LISTED - The mi AUCTION lum, Hartford, 278-7610. Overtime available. 14’ PLYWOOD runabout with fore the heat gets here. Buy depoait, 6452813. Identity con follow tills reasonable offer r ^ s e d . Call Roofing and Write (giving phone number) CABINET maker — experienc­ 6514, 248-1023 excellent Investment. Wolver! REWEAVING of bums, moth- FOR SALE — Baby Bob Whites, controls tor electric start Scott nav/ while the iwHeo i. H>4,t ;------IT ------— ...... - ...... Immaculate home you will w er Ford l»6 « LO. PliOVaE7964 procedure; after 6 p.m., 649-9M8. ALL SEASONS SPORTING ed year 'round steady work. holes, zippers repaired. Win­ Chimneys 16-A INSURANCE Gfals—If you have MaUards, Ring Necked pheas­ Atwater, $86 or'best offer. 643- Rest nrtoe tMkej>^ nwav’^ i i “ *P6^ni*ntT SMALL STORE near 100 par ton Agency Re«Uore, 649-2813. see, beautifully decorated/4uh GOODS OO. the background we have the AH benefits. Manchester 649- JULY 10 — lOiOO AM. Enclose your reply to 1963 VOLKSWAGEN sedan. A dow shades made to measure 5043. N. P. HALLENBECK INC, ants. 228-9686. 8939. ^ cent Main Street location. Ap- modem kitchen and ball^ wall ------ROOFING — Specializing re 426 Pennsylvania Avenue— right Job for you. Typing help­ John at 646-0102. $145. up. Paul W. Dougan Real- to waU ivirpetlng stays, garage the bdx In. an envelope — good bug. Cali 649-2412 alter 6 all size Venetian blinds. Keys pairing roofs of all kinds, new Bunker Hill Rd., Andover ply Marlow’s, 867 Main Street 281 BBOAD HTRlirr Suite 201 ------— "------—------tor, 649-4635. address to the Classified p.m. modemnria U/V whileiIIa xmiiyou vimifwait. Tape re­ _____ *_ « . ful. Salary to $100. Pee paid. 724-8d61 AKC registered tiny Chihuahua Nicely landsciiped lot. $28,600. roofs, gutter work, chimneys SERVICE station attendant Gardnii ranii FUPJnruRE — Black vinyi______Land For Sol* 71 MANCIIESTBR. CONN. M an ager, Manchester corders for rent. Marlow’s. 867 Fort Washington, Pa, 1M34 Rita Girl, 800 Silver Lane. puppies, '8 weeks old, paper 460 MAIN ST. — Store or office. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Evening Herald, together cleaned and repaired. 80 years' evenings, 5 to 10 p.m. Over 21 1968 BUICK Rivera. Alr-condl- Main St. 649-6221. East Hartford, 628-9416. trained. Also etud service. 875 Dairy Prodlietl 50 ^ r o o m apartment, fli« |180_ incrudes heat. 645342e! HEBRON —Route 86. approx- 6454200. / with a memo listing the Uonlng. (k)st $5,600. Any rea­ experience. Free estimates. and able to service cars.- 643- 6048. uairy rroauers SU lounge chair $50. Antique available Augurt 1st..No hnatelv an . e r . . with ___ Call Howley 643-5361 644j 5576. BAKER’S helper or donut bak­ PICK your own strowberries, bench »60. 6457723. pets. Security deposit. $116. imately^60 acre, with frontage companies you do NOT sonable offer will be accepted. TWO HANDYMEN want a Private Instructions 32 TYPIST—If you are a capable $14,900 — ' Attrawve 5room TAX want to see your letter. 8333 gal with a moderate typing er. wtll train, full-time. Apply monthly. CaU after 6 p.m., 645 FOR RENT oi sale-461 kUln ^ T T home 2 belara. of flRy-elgM (66) mllto o n « a new. Sews^^ forward, back­ frigeiatoS, go^ condition $60; ren t, good location, telephone 500 square feet' of warehouse dollar on the Grand List of 0 5 watch, Friday afternoon. High Trailers-— can Phone collect 1-489-4101 or MEN — 6-10 p.m. Janitorial du­ mlng, fishing, unusual offering Hrl Air KstiUe, Vincent. A DRESSMAKINO and altera' a d o r a b l e 12 week (dd Cocker two-piston Doming heavy duty after 6, 289-0707. space. Just off Main St., coll School office vicinity, or be­ Just 1-482-1192 or write Laurene Som^.Openingrs ties. Call 646-4220. ward, monograms, embroid­ at $28,000. H. M. Frechette, Hoggtnl, Knaltor. 643-9382 tober 1. 1666, In aoeotdnnea Mobile Homos 6-A tlons, zippers replaced etc Spaniel puppy. Buff color water pump $50. CaU 648-9866. 777, - — ^------—----- j------Mr. Frechette. H.M. Frechette with Sec. 151U of Uto Genarnl tween CBT and Burtons on can't seem get Call Schools and Classes 33 Co.. Goshen, Conn., 06766. ers, $85. cash or monthly Realty, 647-9993. 643-7B0S, anytime. Call 6454811 WE ARE growing and you can male, AKC registered, $60. CaU payments. Free delivery. 622------— - ______LOOKINa for anything to real Agency, 647-9998. Sututes of the Steto of Oon. U Main St., sentimental value. FOR RENT — Tent trailer, First Shf 643-2282. TWO eariy American sofas, estate rentals — apartments nectleut, and rote Mil and war­ Rewahl. 649-3877. sleeps six, prtmte owner. Cull Men—'Women! SECRETARY — Typing and grow with us. Expansion has" 0476. FOR , ALTERATIONS . neatly mirrors, velvet chair and king homes, multiple dwelUngt, no MANCHESTER — Central lo- rant to ooUeot a ten of ten (U ) after 6 p.m., 040-4813. Prepare for shorthand skills can bring you ^ c a l reputabfexTOncem ex­ created an. immediate open­ Housm For Solo 72 NOTlfcK and roiLsonably done in my s'ltEE to good home, part- HARDLY tksed 1969 demonstra- sized bed. 649-0698. feas. CaU J. D. Real Estate cation 5^000 square feet of ___ mills on a doliar, in ■enorltoiiiii FOUND—Thursday morning on Builcfing— New Careers in a salary of $100 and right here panding operatisips. Air- ing In our repair department. home, call 643-8760. Siamese male tiger striped tor zig-zag sewing machine and ------^------Associates, Inc., 64S-6129. warehouse'^ space, small office, mOHWOOD Drive, better than JWN OF BfJUTH WINDSOR with See. 1566 o f Um Tw iiinl North Main St., men's bifocal In East Hartford. Fee paid by conditioned, exceUeaftt oppor­ Good starting pay, company Contracting 14 HOTEL MANAGEMENT kittens, ll-weriC9 old. OaU 649- stylish cabinet. Sews buttons SEWING machines —- last ... ------r:— parking area, reasonable new. 7-room Colonial with ev­ OFKK.'E OF THE ■tetulee of the Steto of Oin- Sunglasses in case. Call 649- Motorcycles Many motel/hotel managers client company. Rita GlrL 800 tunity for advancement...Call benefits, good hours. You wlU- «nc HAVK cnoixn wutui ^„| 7063. on, makes buttonholes, blind year’s models, never used. erything, over 2500 sq. ft, of TOWN .MANAGER nectlcut, RevietaD of 19S6, m 6496. 1 CUS'I’OM craft exiblnoUs, vanl- iu«l formula especially for you. Silver Lane, Ekist Hartford, 525-2903, ask for Gedrge be trained. Apply in person," for the rente! of your apart­ Bicycles 11 make exccUeni salary plus hems, darns, monograms, Sacrifice, $35. Will take month­ graceful living ares. Prime lo­ TOWN HALL smendod by Seo. 15$6 of the tlcH, rec rooms, bars, etc. De- Please call 643-1264. 528-9416. Lindon. All replies strictly., at Singer Sewing Center, 856 ment or home. J.D. Real Es- MIDDLE TPKE and Main 81,. — LOST —Waddell Field, Friday, apartmerrt--llve and work In FREE KITTENS, beautifully overcasts, makes fancy ly payments. 249-0077. cation, top quality and vintque SOUTH WINDSOR. 1966 Supplement.. BICYCLES--now ond used. Re­ slgiM'd ami tnado It) your needs. cjlmnte of their choice. New- confidential. \ Main St., Mr. Cowless or Mr. tete Assoolatea. Inc., 643-8129. Office space adjacent to hos- Zenith portable radio. Reward. marked, i 7-weeks old. Box floor plan makes this on out­ CONNHXTICirr Sold tea beeomea due site pairs on all makes. Open dally 1’la.Htle lumlmitlng, wluit would motels' are built daily—need trained and wiU deliver. OaU '■ U P R I o in n ii^ e r , Uving room------TTvn nirnnP‘^ to suit Un- Call 649-2723, 640-0853. 0-5:30. Manchester Cycle Shop, you like covered? 640-7681 after Moving— Trucking- Only $67. Call Capitol Sewing ^ 'mO-BBDROOM town- , 6454697. standing offering. Hayes AC'"- poyobto on July 1, 1966 and Jton- more qualified people to run 872-3929. NOTICE TO (Y)NTRACTORS ugry I, 1610, and any tea of L Service Manager, 246-2140, If 182 West Middle Tpke.. ,6 p.m. Help Wonted— Mole 36 bench. Blonde twin bed set, house apartment, $165 par cy 644-0131, evenings Mr. Han­ LOST —Juno 20th on Buckley Storage 20 thorn. LA^HE operator. Vertical tur- IffVITATION TO HID 640-2098. MAN WANTED to work in lum- ret lathe operators. Hardinge toU coU collect. electric stove, garden tools, month, heat Included. (5oU dler, 6457613. / fifty (160.00) doMors er t e « and School grounds, black rimmed MEN — WOMEN — MARRIED all motor vehlotos leggnintes of CEMENT WORK No Job t(><) MANCHESTER Dellvery-llghl beryard. Must have drivers chucker ' operator. Flfst class etc. Call 643-6982. Paul W. Dougan, 649-4588. boy’s glasses, brown case. Re­ COUPLES! , Articles For Saio 45 ■CUSTOM made! draperies, sllp:< H o Os m F o r Rant 65 Ma n c h e s t e r centrally lo­ In accordance with provisions amount shall be due and poy- .small, sUU'walk.s trucking and package delivery. license. Davis ft Bradford ward. Call 649-3750. ' We can help you by teaching Refrigeration Inspector, capable of first covers and retipdiolstering. NEW plush one and 2-bedroom cated 5unlt Income property. of the Town l'barter, sealed aUe July I, 1966. After AugtMl MOTORCYCIJC BSA, 1968, very Oill 742-9791.. Refrigerators, washers ' and Lumber Oo., 200 Tolland St., TOBACCO cloth tor sale, S t ­ you ImpoTtiint management piece inspection, etc. . Hourly Budget terms. Established In 30” GAS'STOVE, excellent cotl- apartments, wall to waU car- BIX-room house, very comfort' Vacancies ntver s problem. proposals will be received tn I. i960" eoM tax beoomen dMto- low mileage, $950. Call 876-2045. stove moving, specialty. Fold East. Hartford. able tor lawns, bushes, trees WES ROBBINS Carpentry re­ principles. Other qualifications, rates up to $4.26 per hour.'Uni­ 1945. Days. 524-0164 evenings, 875.7501, pete, dishwasher, appliances, able, 5bedrooms, convenient Excellent Investment. Mid 40's.. the office of the Town Manager quetit and tntereat wfll b« Ing choirs for rent. 649-0762. Mechanic and grass. 872-6687, Route 30, modeling speclaUat, . Additions, ■such lus personality, appear- versal Machine Co., 41 Chapel 6457590. oirtoondittoning. Starting at location. Available July 1st. for Wolverton Agency, Realtors, of the Towii of Houth Windsor. charged from the Due Dote ef Personals SERVICE station attendant RockvUie. 1068 HONDA, 60cc, $180. Cull reo rooms, docnihrs, . porches, anoe, good ohjLra(,'ter, arc be­ Sti, Mancherter. 643'4)338. $165 per month. CxU Pftul W„ six months, furnlahed. $200 per 6452KI3. Connecticut not Istsr than: July I. 1969, 61 the rote ef Person must be experienced wanted, experienced p'refeired. NOEL Adair Dry Skin FPot 043-9366. cuhlncta. formlcit, built - Ins, yond our control. Find out how MochiiMry and Took 52 Dougan Kaaitor, 6454si8. month. Calk Paul >8^. Dougan, 2 I* M . DBT, July 18. 1969 to»»5quartefa (% ) of ene per Pointing— Papering 21 In tractor trailer gas and Weekends only.. Apply In per­ 7% ROOM HOUra, IH baths, Creme, lubricant for callouses, bathroom's, kitchens Olll-SHO you ehn learn the KNOW-HOW CUSTODIAN and lane mainten­ 6454536. I St which time and plocw. said cent per monlta or traattra diesel refrigeration units. son between *7 a.m. and 6 p.m. ance, naan, nights. Apply Holi­ large lot, full/oellor. Newly hard skin, rough dry heels, L. PELLE'nER PAINTING — quickly at home in your spare SCRAPBUt — Self loading WE HAVE tenants wafting tor proposals shall publicly be thereof. (Sm Otopter $04. See. Position Is with large com­ Plaza A-L 329 East Center St.. day Lanes, 39 Spencer St., pointed. $22,5W firm. OwnoTt. legs. Soothes, softchs tired DORMERS, garages, norchea, Interior and exterior painting time—with placement asislst- It's Trim The Bonnet 50i0TD15 9760' plus Payments may ko mode at group going In Augu.st to Fin­ able. Economy. Builders, Inc., ___ NORTHWEST SCHOOLS. Motel 1 AND ' ■ the Town Hall. Iloiile tt, Man- land, Russia, Latvia, Di'ii- ed, trees topped. Got a tree ovaUsble now. Coll ' Paul Bt. brand new 5 room unit In full Insulation, porch, city ulli- semth to Oakland Rood 643-6169, 872-0647 evening.s. PAINTING — Interior and ex TriUnlng Dept. M7-9 Box Z c /o one story garden apartment ftiy through ^Thursday hmni 6 mark and FTaneo. Under $726 problem? Well worth phone ■ terlor, very reasonable, free Musical Instrumonts 53 W.. Dougan. Realtor. 6454536 Itles, buill-lns, extra large 2- I'ropossls must be executed Maiu'iu'ster Henild . LATHE operator. Jig bore APPRENTICE CARPENTERS building. Total electric. In­ a.m.;U:16 p.m., and 13:46 p.m.- Please oall 043-7396. call, 743-8252 DORMERS, add a level, room estimates. Call Richard Name —...... - - ...... co r gs^Cage, near school, treed In accordance with and subject operators, second . shift, < COMBO Compact electronic or- COLONIAL Oak Apartments, terior brick wall, stein wood 4'.10 p.m., Friday from 6 am .- additions, * garages, roofing, Martin. 649-9288. 649-44U St root Adrlress ------—;------Prefer experienced In exhibit building, cabinet making or lot, excellent, location, (.'hsrles li> Instrucllons c-ontslnsd In the perienced men only. Ly: finish carpentry. We will train you. Steady year 'round gan. EiroaUent condition, rea- 2-bedroom Townhouses, ap- w o ^ , built-in oven-range, r** U;i6 p.m., and U;454;p.at. Biding, porches. Complete , n ty ------2-, ------Lzii>—— Leoperonce, 6457620, 649-4106 Instructions to Hiddsrs. Claaad July 4. 1666. Town IM I Automobiles For Sale 4 HIGH SCHOOL boys want lawn (3orp., 1 Mitchell y>r.» 64 ^ 2^ . work. Starting rate based on .experience. (3all Mr. Arpino ooraUe; Cajl 6452W1. •- pUanoes, utilities, plus many frlrorator, disposal, basement luirtie remodeling. Financing " P. I.EWIS Custom State ------A g e - Plans and specifications ore Ctoaad Saturdaya. work. Call 643-6061. for intervieiw at 646-0652. - i - extros. $186. Deluxe one bed- undry and storage ares. Im- BEAUTIFUL 4-4 duplex wtih 2- NEBID CART Credit very bad? available. Ca'll Royal Custom ^*i*''**iK- interior and . ex- Nearest Phone OIL BUttNER service ‘“■'me- avsilsbls St the Engineering of- Dated at Oerontry. ~iniiini . _ r room,- Inctudes appliances. edlate odeupsney. $110 per 6«rsge, Iftrgs landscaped Bulldcfa, 646-3434. terlor. Paper hanging. Wall- chanlc. Must have license. Oon- lice. Town Hall, 1640 Sullivan ctd. June 34. 1666. Bankrupt, repossession? Hon- G. W. POIjiLARp Tree Service. MAIDWELL OFi CONN., INC, W on tO O A —T o B u y 5 o uUHttos, $145. Call Buperinten- k>> Move right In, for $24,900 oet Douglas accepts lowest Cirttlng, pnming, trimming. paper books on request. Fully tact Mr. GIbba, 87^248. anth.’. Call James J. Oes »y. Av«: The 130 deposit fee. will be Audrey M. Bnyr CARPENTRY— concrete steps, lasurod. Free estimates. Call 186 Adams St. dant, Mr. Morency. 6451871. ; 8750134. Brslthwelte Agency, 646 4561. down, smallest payments, any­ I.«ts cleared. Reasonable. Free HOUSEHOLD lots Aatiquoa, refunded when (plane sitd spocl- D m OdOeeier Help Wanted— Manchester, Conn. where. Not small loan finance tvitlmatra. Insured. 289-8720. floors, hatchways, remodeling, 640-9638. If no nrwwvr, •643-6362 flrsilusui s^e returned In good TW a e t OeveMfy, porches, garbages, closets, cell- ’ ------;------:___ bric-a-brac. clocks,' frames. 115 Main St.T hr^-room s p u t THIRTY DAY occUponcy company plan. Douglas Mo­ Femole 3S An Equal Opportunity. Employer glassware. We buy estates. VD New 7-room Raised RtecH. 214 c'mdltlon YOU ARE ,A-1. truck Is A-1 Ings, attics fUtlshed, rec; YOUR own pride,. Paint- ment. Heat, hot water and ap­ tors, 845 Main. lage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 pliances. 3128. Security, adults. Rotorf Proporty baths, 2 flraplftres. laundry Cellars, attics,' yards, drive­ rooms formica, ceramic. 6 th- * hanging, pjrpor re HiMRDRESSERS wanted full­ WOODWORKERS Lake 8t.. Bolton. 6451247 6452426, 9 to 6 p.m. room. bullt-lns, plastered 1966 PLYMOUTH, 4-dqor sedan, ways sealed and small truck­ er related work. No Job * top nuwal, colllnga. Guaranteed time and part-time. 'Carriage Fw Ruut I 67 small, Don Moran, Builder workmanship. Prompt service, House, 18 Oak St., Manchester. W* Don'l Glr« Ym T)m Biwh O fl-^t V-8, automatic, radio, power ing done A-1 right. Call Tre- and METAL ANTOD — /l^ Q U B S . EVERGREEN Apartments - MIBQUAMlciuT, Rl(>ode 161^^. U^!* Evenings 649-8680 satisfaction guaranteed. 647- 043-2461. ‘ steering, extra wheels, goo194, cavating, landscaping and pav­ repairs. Free estimates. Call me. ICstlmatea given.- 849-7863 646-6124 WE HONOR 549-86ft). Rooms WlHtoMt Boarii 59 a v A^h j ib l e ” first part of' Au- COOTAGE tor rent —Columbia MANCHESTER Oldie but ing. contraotlng. Gravel, fill •H. H. MAGOWAN JR. ft ^^nsi MALE Allied Building Sysjtems I r c . 1948 PLYMOUTH Obqj>e. 383 and loam. Septio tank rer»alr.< ROOMDM for rrenl, « ;i: genUemon on- ‘” *. . ** . • T T ’ Oung-tow type mneOaftheree ADDITIONS, remodell.'ig, gn- Interior and e.xterior painting, 266 Tolland Tpke., 6464II24—Manchester fAcUlUee, boot CeU 2253003 engine, Torqueflge tr'aqwits- Oall 875-7216 evenings, 872-6072 ly. Central location, free p o r k / 15’ square kitchen. den. rage, rec rooms, bathrooms I'niHT hanging. Thirty years elon, poBl-rcar, 806 Uky Ogin, days. “Ing, referencee required. cAU ***• 6451379 after 9 PRIVACY under the plnee, oot- apeckxis living ruum. 5bed- 7 tiled, kitchens renuideled, ce­ e.xperlence, four generuttbns. ASSEMBLERS roome on eeoond floor, beth WM Etofo—46 5-6 4« OaMfbqpi ■ asking $680. Coll 643-1971, 6X Free estimates, fully insured. 649 8150 or 6453603. / P ® tage for rerd In August All p.m. .VENTIl-A'l’E Is your second ment work, cellar floors, pa­ i TERESA ) and lavatory, basement fill 843-7361, 164 Oak Street. 'q ^ t h r e e rooms with heat, stove, oonveniencra. Sleeps five. Ini ir hot? Imtx)sSlble to get a’ tios, roofing. Call l^eon Cloa- for .\iixraft Partis THE TH01CP80N Gray, Maine on little Sebegoj best, oversized porch Inrge 1960 PL'YMOUTH convertible^ 'nigh t’s sleep? Instoll an synskl. Builder. 649-4291. BRIGHTER Homes Painting, ( APARTMENTS \ tege St. centroUy ted, large f**’ ’ *toor. Near center and bue LaJm. Weekly rates 6453966 or '/ kx «>o bus line Only $34.»0D Un«. No pets. $115 monthly. Se­ black with red Interior. Call automHtio iXKif ventilating fan. iVcoraUng.i papering. Interior ^ OiM Main Shawl ^ Immediate Opening 1 pfeosanUy. fnrnlaftod roatns. HI *(111) i Donald S Gale. Reel- 649-6927 anytime. I^stalIc(^'qnd running for $260. HALL.MARK Building.. Com- parking. OlgTiao tor over­ curity depoMt. OaIhcM51060. ______1.______1 ly Co.. Realtors, 3957639. 965 ivuiy for home Improvement, and exterior Fully Insured. Brazing: Operators 8381 Call Everett W. VonDyne, 1510 night and 0739 1968 CHEVELLE, green, gold addllUuis, ree rtxuns, gara^s, QUl John Drever, 872-1166, 875- \ NOW RENTING j) For A Young Man or Girl Builder, 643-250(1, 246-4781. 4038. Lathe Ooerators rotee. Wowtwd To Root 41 _ ^ Interior, bucket aeati, S-speed tXHiflng, gutters. Free estl- EARN EXTRA Income wtIh 1 and . 2-bedroom deluxe An ideal head-covering floor shift. $1,850. 649-4034. LIGHT trucking, Jobs, also The gored skirt Jilus nforteble room dou- RESPONSTBLX FAMILY aeeks thla 5tem lly boms tn Vernon. N’ t E TSAPATSARIS Painting Bridireport Operators apar*ments from $165 per ' , waist darts give this for gardening or beach- Apartwwots 43^ moving large appliances. Burn­ epooe.’. iwxt___ to _ bath.____ ,______two or three-bedroom sport- fuBy etecuptod and s good t all 646-2527. ConiEctor - Exterior and^ \ month. Featuring oU t ^ -v .style its trim-fitting look wraring-. . . the bonnet of FOR LEASE 1934 CHEVROLET Chervelle 2- ( ing barrels delivered. $4. 644- Ple^ipi ^cell ^ 5 ^FFI0IBNCY\\ spsrtqtofit com- rm «it:.W Bng)s. home Near ,equX> ' builder Only - lis.wu SA\t ; MONEY! Fast sersice ' RfbSonabje rates, Frea MONITORING •' that'slims tlie figure. No. ye'sterVesr’ No., 2139 hs* door hardtop, tan vinyl bucket 1775 X ' modem conveniencea [ j| pletely tunitifjed.. Move, re- scHilpl. no\ pete, Referencee Wofeerton ytgency. \ k ^ i o n , iiers.V room additions •'--ntmato-i. Call 643-l73t> 8381 with PHOTO-ci'iDE is pattern, piece*, full direc­ 14.000 SpUARE FECT v seats, 283\ V-8 engine, automa­ Dormers. V room additions, ga- / ( tions. frigeralor. hot wotm Apply avaXUbie. Lease, eecurity de- 6453913. in New Sizes 38 to 50, tic. 643-0002. SHARPENING Service Saws, The EJLPattehCo. -E tP D fC 'I''*' EDWARD R. PRICE -P aim m i ( Roymond F. and 'v bust 42 to 64. Size 40, 44 u se set m mtta tm room with parking. Moriow'e. 967 Main Bt pbelt Call 9756660. 60 H ILLU RO STREET— M A N C H ^ E R knives, a cy . shears. skates, M d ^ . Owvpare. prices. Add- e.xterior and Interior. ’Paper^ LINOTYPE MACHINES tem w Utlsfi OnltlM Alsc furnished light houeekeep------(X'BTOM buUt brick home 8U 1967 MUSTANG, 2-door hardtop, 303 Wetherell St. Louis C . DoHMla J) bust . . . 3 V4 yards o f 45- rotary blades. Quick service. -tXve Dormer Coro., 289- hanging. Ceilings, etc. Insured. inch, tog room with oil uUlltie*. Old- THREE ROOM apartment. MANAGER-TRAINEE. wife urge rooms, flreplsre, garage, 6-cyUnder, standard trunsmls- Developers and Ownsre AtUipctive on56tory boUdiiijr, nxceptionally clmn Capitol Equipment Co.. 38 649-1003. 1 X . , Manchester 9ira 06$ Is or AMEMcZnray A /om t ^ e m p l o y gsnUerocn .only, turalsbed: private both and and baby need two-bedroom p^tto. trees Highland Park ston, low mileage. 647-9797. An excellent opportunity for the right person to N.T. and wall iighUxl, air conditioning, hMvy wirixif. Main St,, Manchester. Hours Modol ,Oper Dolly, 1-5 • ^ " ______Parking. 373 Main SC entrance. utiltUee. p o pets. 224 opitiUoeot Referencee avoU- Bchool Only $34,900 Hutrhm* ne open «pan, sprinkler system, two truck docka. dally 7:30-5. Thursday, 7:30-8, PoviHQ*'. i^^flVBWQVS 14 > A t'ONTRACTOR Interior, ex- ( p.m Or By Appointment X Oiarter Oak. 6456369 able Reasonable rales Have Agency. 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■ . ^ -■ ■ ■■■■ - ■... ' , 1 . ^ ■ PAGE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALP, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 7, 1969 \. Lots For S ImmedlatcN down a "hard offe r" from Nixon Central Firehouse (First National Store) meeting at which laUon's now i k-!y to e ri s ’ r in largest Colonials we have Hehron published in the interest of edu­ f riation to Spiro, T. Agnew until comment. several weeks before tl>e c o t - (Contimird from Page One) Rosort Proporty ever handled! $33,900. Call 649-2808 cating residents as to the loca­ 44 Main and Oak t ^ t o e U comliig to grips with this blU was expected to be ap- the form of rldero att^h ed to COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. theproblem. proved that the opponents boy- cth-r'b'lle Robert Finch turned it down, The NLxon-FInch relaUonship venUon. In addition to the last- dentim, with , ______649-8306. tion o f their nearest fire box. 441 Main and Park Theodore H. White says In the w a, *$ralned recenUy when Nix- miuute offer. **’ “ ^ * ^ t L i C r ^ c ^ S ; For Sole 74 D w iw of bilte have been In- cotted, leaving the committee Several membere who have 4:30 P.M. t>AY BEFO RE PUBLICATION Special Alarm Calls Every resident should know the current issue of Life magazine, on ovemfled Finch's clioioe of 442 Convalescent Home, - _ partment, • Congresrior.al reorg- Deadline for .Saturday and Monday U 4:80 p.m. Friday WA'IERFRONT lot Bolton PZC Meets fire alarm box number nearest tt^ e d , scores speeches one short of a quorum arid thus .epaia’rly introduced bill? more . Firxh., currently the secretary Dr. John H. Knowles as assist- ^ B &L W 2— Recall his home or place o f business. 29 Cottage St. Lake. ’This lot la dry and Well ^ lep rejsK e than the one thi of health, education and wel- ant secretaiy for health and k \ ^ 1 ■ andzatlon. exteruilon of anUpov- BARROWS and W ALLACE Co. 8— General " studying the aitua- gained, college presidents In- House co.-nmlttee rejected are Area iTliardSllien programs, and electoral YOUR COOPERATION WELL cleared In good acceptable Chief W. Clifford Mason 443 Marlow Building fare, told Nl.xcn "h e could be a scitntific affairs, Manchester Parkade Tomorrow 9— School strongly urges Mia* curious mo­ K creased their lobbying against now worki.tg together to see If ^ — . . J \ , coDego reforms. BE APPRECIATED area. O.J. Morrison Realtor, better friend and adviser than a White said those presjnt when DIAL 643-2711 Manchester 649-8306 torists should not race fire 45 Main and Bissell ^ what. If anything, it should the hdll and so did the admlnls- they can a p e-T on just such a ^ O I l l H l l S S l O t t P Q A bill to contlmie restrictions 643-1018. The Planning and Zoning 12— Military rumiing mate," White said, In the choice of Agnew was made trucks to the scene of the blaze 451 Birch and Cottage tratlon. The majority crumhled. ricisrlsj on cigiuette advertising has SOUTH Windsor — Eight-room Commission will reconvene' the .an excerpt from his tortncomlng were Finch; 'Tower; H. R. and thus cause highway con­ Tile problem, is much the Also helping shift the balance ^ ______Second Lt< Alan M. Wltkln of p.tSfed the House only. Clolonlal, four bedrooms, panel­ recessed public hearing of Feb. •7 W. Middle Tpke. near gestion and an additional haz­ 46 Main and Pearl book, "The Making o f the Presl- Haldoman of Nbeon’s staff; Continued From Preceding Page Out of Town same as on many campuses: was the experience of 22 Repub- u U l* J 218 Lawrence Rd., Wapplng, Seriate, however, has rati­ ed family room, formal dining 11 tomorrow evening at 8 In ard for flreroen. More than the 47 Main and Center dent 1986." John Mitchell, campaign a^-is- Rt. 15 i verpass Sharply conflicting views as to Keans who made am unipubU- A llD llC K C C O rC lS For Sola, 75 room, living room and country the town office building to con­ usuqj, amount of traffic on the 48 Main and Wadsworth Whlte said Nlxcn picked Ag- er and now attomej- general; Connecticut Army Na fied the nuclear nonproliferation 12 Keeney and Bush Hill treaty. No House action Is ne- Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 style kitchen, 2H bathe, two- sider an application from Den­ streets close to the fire will de­ w ^t might be a proper course clzed trip to colUge. throughout Attachment new over former Mai»achuBetts side Robert Ellsworth ,utd Rep. tional Guardsmen commission VERNON 121 Keeney, dance hall 49 Main and Strant qlilred. car garage. Choose your own nis A. Keefe of Hebron. lay volunteer firemen who are of action canceling each other th- country. They came back to Grace B Cbnlk against Wal Govi John Volpe, now secretary Rogers C. B. Morton, now Re- Saturday at Officer Candi M ANCHESTER — New 7-room 123 Keeney, Erie in their onu cars. Chief Mason 491 Main and Armory COOL HAND LUKE decor. $40,000. U & R Realty Keefe, representing Ronald of transportation, after Republt- publican national chnirmim. '^^te School graduation cere All memtx'rs of Oongresa, as Raised Ranch, all city utilities. Big Colonial, 3 bedrooms, declared. 51 Charter Oak, Spruce OO., Inc., 643-2692, R. D. Mur­ Maynard of Manchester, is 124 Keeney, Hackmatack ^ convinced student unrest was den St.. 80-82 Garden St., and Now Detective con •conservatli’es and liberals Agnew, White said, made a monies at Camp Dempsey, Nl- w , U ■ n.a fi'deral Judgea and other Call owner, 623-3086. first floor family room, 511 Spruce and Wells - dock," Realtor, 643-6472. seeking a permit to construct 13 Wetherell and Bridge Some tactics used by student far more wid.rpread ithan gen- 28-17 New St *45 000 ' hod ruled out each other's sthemg impression on Nixon dur- receiveii the A.ssoctatlon '"P (f” ' ’®'mment executives, got multi-baths. Centrally air- agitators have also appeared in eraliy believed and the kind of u ,” peiidem THREE-BEDROOM Colonial CAPE COD three eight-unit dwellings on 131 Wetherell and Horace 52 Spruce and Eldridge Ernest J. M cNally J r . a six- cho'ces. Ing noTUinating night at the Army Award for conditioned. Desirable neigh­ Cape, 23’ living room, f 1 r e- Wells Wood Rd. 134 Bunce and Seaman The town Fire Depart­ 53 Spruce and Oak the halls of Congress. A boycott action the comm'ttce was con- Betty Jays -versus Thadeus year-veteran of the M anxes- Conservath-es and Southern- GOP con\'cntlon Mlaml mnintalntrig the highest atan- without any affirm ative ac- Built In 1968 on acre wood- • borhood. Niceties to num­ ment also lists the follow­ In place, dishwasher, fam ily VERNON Permission had been 'denied 531 Nathan Hale School ‘t R a y r n W iD ’yatai^^aird er^, vetoed” N^^ ifauxls of leadership In the class. P^’hKri''xa. ed lot. Offering three or four erous to enumerate. If you 135 Waddell and Pioneer ing Phantom (imaginary) room, garage, Double A zone. pending receipt of sanitary dis­ In his Manchester area provided under a bedrooms with raised hearth like, mortgage Is assumable 136 W . Center and signals for areas In town 54 Spruce and Bissell h W *h K rysini,, pitxperty at 68 Green P™'"? olu f m ' V. U n * a y arid Sens. ' Nlxo. watching TV One acre treed lot. Offering KEEP YOUR COOL!! posal system Information, Education and Labor Mrs. Green the.i agreed to a Rd. $10 000 Chief James N, — - • * fireplace, walk-out base­ ,—6?4%. A cool buy! $23,900. .Bluefield where actual fire box alarms 55 Pearl and HoU O.nrles Percy of Illinois and hold room, thoiight Agnew s Rharilsmen to be commlaslorted made them auto- complete privacy. $27,900. Own­ which since has been supplied, Committee when a majority ap- bill that would require collcg-s ^trines Bank of Man 'P*'® promotion will be- Mark Hatfield of Oregon and speech nominating him was the »econd Hetrtenants are Wallace unless vetoed by either ment, breezeway, garage, / Mr. Lewis, 649-8306. Completely air-conditioned 14 Hartford Rd,, McKee do not exist: 551 Pearl and Foster er, 643-8134. ' and an engineering report,- p^red 'rea ^ to approve a bill, cnly to draw up rules but not to Chester versus David A. Krup ®“ ®®Gve July 13, Rear Gov George Romney of Mlchl- best, and he was enormously I®*'*’ o* #3 North St.. Clo- hraiwh of Congress Neither formal dining room. Excel- / 7-room Ranch. Tall treed . 56 E. Center and Spruce The committee, which will be submitted at the 15 Summer and 125 Hartford Rd. and which has file thifm and aga n it appe.t;'.ed nrouertv on R idv^ietd to stop them. lent value for $24,900. lot In desired area. Fire­ ftno* In —. riberals turned down Gov. Impieased by the m;m uiUi t h ^ ^ brriwh electrtl FOUR-ROOM Ranch. Floor to 57 Summit and Flower prime responsiblUt responslblUty for guiding ! t might squeak through.' But RffcaaiwlBWA T I -*^**.. _ M cNally scoped first in re* a s B (Sl W hearing. Emerson W. Center _ - Marriage License celling stone flreplac e. place, appliances, carpeting, 571 Manch. High School Congress in-this area, has borne two W - cent examinai-lonsexaminartonsltaken taken at the Reagan of California square-fut -Jaw, “ “thletic ^ l.am^Rd BARROWS and W ALLACE Co. Voter Session 16 Lyness and Dudley 1251 Town Dump ^ - Republican! memb'i.a—whowho Gordon Gordon FF rar a n r c ^ is rvainrvxin jn examina .lons.iaken at tne - - Beamed celling, paneled walls, garage. Desirous extras Includ­ 61 Charter Oak, opposite " department.denartment He reo'enttvrecently attend.attend- f® " ' fnime, the COmmoml pcew-nce " l-ontOto Rd.. TOOTH inFINERATED Manchester Parkade The Board of - Admissions of 161 W . Center and Foley ^ 'bnnrt of tlM battle and Its had participated in the GOP West Rjoxbury it r a » according to White. on the screen. He hiul met Ag- ^ attached oversized garage, ed. All for $30,000. 126 Hillstown and ^__~ ed a three-week drug school In KANDY, O eylon-The tooth of PHILBRICK Manchester 649-8306 Electors of Hebron will be In 17 W. Center and McKee Water Department failure to reach any kind of campu- yisit— lolned the oppt). Kathleen Marie Condon,Cond^J, 102 S. porch. $18,900. Hayes Agency, Spencer agreem ent Illustrates the con- siticn and killed it and bv an o. Washington, D.C. given by the Finch a tongUme friend and new. only four numinsmonths iteiorebefore tor ^ i*,rd Buddha Is the relic gtiard- session in the town office build­ 18 Center and Victoria 62 School and Clinton 646-0131. BOLTON — 6%-room Ranch ing on July 8 from 6 to 8 p.m. 127 Hillstown and 612 Ansaldi and Batista flicting forces working on CSon- 18-17 vote the whole-matter^ves James' Narcotics an'd Dan- .. ^ ^ tim e hjul w w i him k i>v .sUUoh OiUfomla. Q>lo- ed cloorly in Knndy'* Tempte of C. B. G O V A N G 181 St. John and Stone ncitAAA wiiuit-mauer VOS James CTiurcn. ». gsi-ous Drugs. The course______cov nts choice ns Nixon's running otd- only three three or or ftuir fluir ttimes miv* trines since, nulo. South ‘li.ikotn, Alimloi and the Tooth. Theoh**, tooth was______stm «- AGENCY with attached garage, one half to. administer the elector’s oath Woodside sell back to Mrs. Green’s sub- MANCHESTER —’Three fam­ • ASSOCIATES 182 Foxcroft and Deepwood 63 Oak and Clinton Building Permits ered many aspects of drugs and mate would **emiick of nepo- but frit Agnow had 'autlKHrlty,' Nevada - haw ytekled more gletl out of India In A.D, 338. block from boating and swim­ to those found qualified. It began looking into the prob- committee for bur'al. ily in central location with ex­ 183 Adams and Jarvis 128 Hillstown and Hills 64 E. Center and Benton Syme Industries Inc. for the tlrm ," White said. wax 'e o lld .'" White saJd. \ than 78 |icr c'ent of . the g*>ld )mo- eight centuriee after Buddha's ming, wooded lot, $18,900 takes POST ROAD PLAZA Naturalization papers proving lem in the early spring when the ^ Education and ta- Connecticut Bank and -111151 Cb h *. cellent Income. On a treed lot. REALTORS 65 Benton and Durkin In Wiuddrgton, a spokenmnn "Y e t Ntocgp himself preferred\*tuccd In the United Slates cremation It. Phllbrlck Agency, Realtors, citizenship should be presented 19 Center and Fairview 713 Highland and sap started rising in the student P®’’ oommlttee wrestled with addition to branch bank at For further Informatlbh • call 646-4200. ROUTE 30—VERNON 191 Center and Olcott Dr. 67 E. Middle Tpke. the Phllbrlck Agency, Realtors, by naturalized citizens. Wyllys radicals and riots bloomed on on the subject, the W. Middle Tpke., $ ^ . ^ ch f^f -V 646-4200 646-9874 872-4168 192 Verplanck School and Branford 646-4200. A ll Stars’ Schedule 714 Case Brothers c^puses across the land. “ "“^e Intemil Security com- James F. Farr. foundaUon on- whel^ he ^ k va ri^ i-ours^ BOLTON — Seven room Ranch 68 Illing Junior High offering three bedrooms, first The Charlie Brown and All 193 Salem and Dover The pressure for committee launched an investlga- ly for commercial building at 2- McNallv also holds a ccr- JUST LISTED Gracious 4- 823 Mountain and 71 Highland and Autumn floor fEunily room 1 or fourth TOLLAND — 7-room Ranch, Stars, girls’ softball team, has 1931 East Catholic High actlon mounted as the flow of the note themralves and 4 Main St.. $3,000. * L m Tn.ttmte nf bedroom Colonial In preferred MAW^HESTBR -Custom built announced their schedule . for Ludlow 715 Spring & Dartmouth mall oenoimcing the ------—— ------bedroom, two full bathsi fire­ stove and refrigerator, family 1932 Howell Cheney campus Applied Science where he took location with assumable mort 6-rfflJtn Raised Ranch. Stove, the remainder of the season. 824 Porter and Wyllys rioters increased In congression­ place, garage. On wooded m room, fireplace, oversized 2- Technical School Rd. courses in flngerbrint identifi­ gage Call for details. Phil- disposal, dishwasher, two-flre- Home games, .played at 6 al offices and mem^bers re­ acre lot. Only. $26,900. Phil- car garage with loft. Located 194 Center and Love Lane 862 E. Middle Tpke. 7151 Riphard Martin cation. police i^ to gra p h y , and brick Agency, Realtors, 648- places, l ‘/4 baths, double ga­ p.m. at the St. Peter’s Church V.S, Seeks to Discojurage^ brick Agency, Realtors, 648- In commercial zone. Ideal for 195 W. Middle Tpke. and Dale Rd. School sponded by introducing bills that firearms identification. , ''V' ■■ .4200. rage. Hutchins Agency, Real­ field are: July 7 against Colum­ 4200. home-business set-up. Asking and Wedgewood 951 fi. Middle Tpke. 72 Autumn and Oak would deal harshly with the col­ Chief Reardon said McNally tors, .649-6324. bia; July 10. against Coventry; leges and students involved. . MANOTESTER — Full dormer HEBRQN — Spotless alumi­ $27,900, Colll-Wagner, Realty, 21 Prospect and and Lake 721 Glenwood and Lyndale Debate on Korea in UN has been assigned several de­ July 24 against. Andover, and m v tective duties for some time. cape. Tip-top condition. Cen­ num sided 4-bedroom Cape 643-9088, 878-8396. Hackmatack 952 E. Middle Tpke 73 Wellington, Lancaster It was in an effort to head off UNITED NATrnxm - -i. . . . July 28 against Columbia. M cNally Is 38, and is rinur- tral location. Fireplace, large oh wooded acre lot, built 212 Hackmatack and and Finley 731 Porter and Parker such stringent legislation that, (apT-V uTer’stofea T, ^ rooms, new roof, treed lot. WOODHILL HEIGHTS VERNON — Oversized Ram­ Away games, also played at Rep. Edith Green, D-Ore., trying to get the UN General annual report, bitt'.rted to the former Ruth Boh ‘ 1962, all eleetrlc kitchen, fire­ 6 p.m. are: July 14 at Andover Covenant Dr. 74 E. Center and Walker ■Hf / • • > . ; $24,900. Hayes Agency, 646- bling 9-room Raised Ranch. chairman of the subcommittee Assembly to forgo Its usual de » “ °"® Mancherter. The Mc- place, fenced bass pond,. Im­ Six bedrooms, rec room with Elementary School; July 17 at 213 New Keeney School - 36 Church and Laurel 741 Byron and Ardmore 0131. In this desirable urea, we maculate. Meyer Agency, 643- with direct authority ‘ to |>^‘® Korea during the com: ^ ageL^lrtXted Nally s have two children, and fireplace, 2^ baths, oversized Colunibla Recreation Field, 23 Hartford Rd. and Pine 361 Chestnut and Garden 75 E. Middle "Ipke. week live at 29 Beaman Circle. are proud to offer ybu an 0609. tried to find a soluUon. But rtie ing session which starts Sept, bv 7e7rataJ7-p-^n»ra't 7 BEAUTIFUL Split Level, as­ Immaculate 7-room split- two-car garage, city water Heiuiequlnn Rd., and July 21 at 231 Pine & Cooper Hill 37 Center and Newman and Parker got no encouragement from a le, diplomatic sources said to- “ y “ ®®r®tary Genera] U Thant. sumable mortgage 8V4 per level horhe situated on a VERNON and sewers. Ideal larger fam v Coventry Plains Field, Rt. 31. (Discount Store) 38 Center and Church 82 Porter and Oak Grove parade of college officials and day. ”"® repbrt said the commia- ^ This youngster dreams a boy’s dream of adventure to cent, 3 nice bedrooms, ga­ ily home. Only $32,900. Colli- treed and shrubbed lo t-2 STAR STUDDED VALUE 24 Cooper Hill and West 39 Hemlock and Liberty 821-Adelaide and Jean other educators who said it was The u.S. delegation reported- present in a post- a far away places, to outer space. Yet even as he gazes past rage, large com er lot. Full f'llt baths, wall to wall car­ 4-bedroom Ranch on a pri­ Wugner Realty. 643-9088, 878- Manchester Evening Herald 241 Fairfield and West 391 Memorial Hospital 83 Pitkin and Academy their problem and the cause of ly has told representatives of tlon to make a'“a' positive “ Itlve contrihu. contribu­ X k.7UA. T J ▼ the toy rocket, man's greatest adventure has unfolded— price $23,800. Call on this one. peting and custom drapes, Hebron correspondent Anne tion” to the unification of Ko­ vate % acre lot 12 minutes FLORIDA properties. High 25 Pleasant and Cedar 392 Haynes and Memorial 84 E. Center and Cone academic freedom required Communist countries that It will Mitten Realty, Realtors, 643- fireplace, family room and Emt, tel. 228-3971. rea. But • it recommended nev­ the landing of the first human being on the moon. from Hartford. Absentee value* low prices, easy terms. 26 High and Cooper 393 Memorial Hospital, new 85 E. Middle Tpke. Congress -to stay out of it. not insist on discussing the lat- 6930. attached ganige. Call Doris owner demands quick sale, ertheless, that the United Na­ Plane^Crash ■ -- Homesltes with orange trees, .27 Pine and Walnut wing. Armory St. and Woodbridge She also received no encour- est report of the U.N. Commls- Smith, Jarvis Realty Co., so price has been chopped tions continue Its presence In To chronicle this most fantastic, first-time event in all JUST LISTED — Three-bed­ waterfronts, commercial, acre­ agment from the admlnistra- sion on the UnlflcaUon and Re- (Continued from Page One) Realtors, MLS, .643-1121. to the bone. Immediate oc­ 28 Ridge and Cedar 851 Green Manor, Weaver Korea “as a restraining influ­ history, The Associated Press has produced (or readers room Ranch with fireplace, age. For free literature phone tion, which sent Atty. Gen. John habllltatlori of Korea, provided cupancy. Outstanding buy A Dog’s Life 29 Center and Cooper 394 S. Alton and w ' Middle 852 Milford and Sanford ence in the present confronta­ cathedral celling, two-car ga­ collect Mr. Snyder, 1-203-327- N. Mitchell, Secretary of the Communists agree not to wreckage as “ bo)ta and nuts." of this riewspaper 'Footprints On The Moon, " It is the at $24,900. Please caU 649- 291 Durant and Crescent Tpke. 853 Elizabeth and Quaker tion." rage. Situated on a wooded — ------— M78 or write Sunland Realty Health, Education and Welfare bring up the demands they There were, billfolds and other 5306 or 878-6611. 292 Broad and Little 41 S. Main near Line St. 854 Constance and Vernon complete story of how man forged the tools to free two-acre lot. Large sundcck off T , ’ Corp., 822 Main St., Stamford, Is Expensive Robert H. Finch and Comimis- usually make when such a, dla- Members of the commlssicm papers at the crash site taut large Split, 2 baths, fireplace, 413 S. Main and Fern 86 E. Middle Tpke. himself from the bonds that held him to his native planet, the kitchen. $23,900. Phllbrlck Conn., 06901. 31 Hartford Rd. and Elm sioner of EJchication James E. cussibp begins. are Australia, Chile, the Nether- Identities were withheld. The Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. dining room, garage, attrac­ B & L W 32 Cheney Bros, new mill 415 S. Main and Arvine and Welcome PI. Allen to express firm opposition The mmunlsts have urged Pakistan, the Philippines, sheriff said at loEUt one of the and of fhe rrroon landing itself. tive lawn, excellent location. COVENTRY .^$6,800 summer By SOL B. COHEN BARROWS and W ALLACE Co. boiler room 416 N. Lakewood and Nike 861 Ferguson and Garth to the kind of legislative remedy In recenV years that the com- Thailand and Tlirkey. vtctims was an Army officer, H.M. Frechette, Realtors, 647- cottage. Oould be converted for The next Ume you use the HENRY ST. Kitchen, dining Manchester Parkade 33 Elm and Forest Circle 8611 St. Bartholomew she was seeking. mission bri^dlssolved, and Cuba Both North and South Korea KAA offldalB who arrived "Footprints On The Moon," written by AP space 9993. year 'round. $84.60 monthly, expression, *‘a dog’s life," con- room, living room -on first Manchester 649-8306 331 P & W at Elm St. Ext. 4 H Hillcrest and Bruce Church In the end she was without the placed an item on the assem- have been accusing each other from Atlanta otdered the craah specialist John Barbour, chronicles the saga of America's Pasek Realtors, 289-7478, 742- alder the statistic^ sent us by floor. Second floor consists of 34 Forest, east of Otis 418 S. Main aiid Lewis 91 Buckley School support of lier own subcomonlt- bly's 1968 agenda stating that recently of increasing Incur-. block*}d off. Investigators four bedrooms, one very large. COVEN’TRY — AttracUve 2- 8243. a reader, R.W. GUbert of Hll- space race—and how it was won—in 70,000 words and 35 Chestnut and Park 42 Main and Charter Oak 92 Alice and Marion tee and transferred the fight to there was a to put an end slons and attacks across the de- were enroute from Miami and Two-car garage. $23,900. Phll­ TODAY & TOMORROW bedroom Ranch, ameslte ------= ---- r— ------Hard St. the full committee, where a coa- to the discusslonX in the United militarized zone. Informants Washington, the sheriff said, more than 100 of the most exciting color photographs COVENTOT - - - Top location, Mr. Hilliard Informs us that, 351 St. James’ School 43 Main and School 93, Arcellia and Plaza brlck Agency, Realtors,' 646- drive, garage, sun room, lake lltion of Rejpublicans and senior Nations on the unification of Ko- said an assembly debate proba- Air SotAh, a comnuiter air ever taken. i ’i 4200. Drive down Bush Hill Rd. piivUegea, $13,600. 742-7869. room Duteh Colonial IM. according to a 1966 compilation 352 Laurel Manor, 431 Bennet Junior High 94 Agnes and Hilltop Democrate produced a shaky rea.” \ bly would result In the United carrteir based In Atlanta, serves 0 - and see those beautiful big by the Chase Manhattan Bank 91. Chestnut St. Buildings (Main St.) 95 Westland and Indian NEW LISTIN Q — Capo Cod lots Clifford Sheer Is build­ HEBRON —S-bedroom Ranch ^eed lot. Oarage omy $27,900. ^ ^ew, York, Americans that majority for a-bill that would The assembly has held a de- States and the Soviet Union re- Nashville, Tenn.; Birmingham, "Footprints On The Moon" provides-a master home, 6 rooms, 3 or 4 bed­ ing homes upon, then for de­ with 2 full baths, first floor Hayes A gency. 6464)131. ,3 Pinion an- require colleges to establish bate on Korea In evei^session peatlng.such charges thus ham- Ala.; Augusta, Brunswick, A1-’ countdown oh the final day, hour and second of the final room, IVs baths, Jalousled tails coll family room, or 4th bedroom, rules of conduct for students since 1947 except those 1964 pering efforts to Improve their bany and’Tlfton, Ga., In addl- ANDOVER — 8 room house, ‘b elr dogs — an shot—and the first moon landing. sun porch, garage, city utili­ and faculty and file them -with and 1965. The usual stdilirig own relations. tion to toe South Oarollna cltlea. walk-out basement wlUi knotty pine paneling through- average of $16 fo r every man, ties, $23,900. Phllbrlck Agency RAY HOLCOMBE parMaliy finished rec room, out, large screened porch, woman and child, This is a book (hat belongs in everyone’s homo, for large well landscaped lot. $24,- Realtors. 646-4200. Realtor 644-1285 overlooking lake, cellar ga- The: purchase price of dogs, parents and their children. 900. Phllbrlck Agency, Real­ 8th District Fire Signals rage, furniture included. Ask- 8700 million. Is the top expense. NO HEAVY stair climbing In ______tors, 646-4200. It can be yours at a special price of only $5 through this attractive 8-room Ranch. NEW U S ’n N G —Three family Ing $14,800. Call Margaret Next Is veterinary fees, $800 this newspaper. Hanson Broker, 742-0661. nUUion; followed by food, $860 Three good sized bedrooms. near center. Generous sized SOU’TH Windsor — Immediate One-acrc lot. garage and fire­ occupancy, 514-room Ranch In — ------million; clothes and accesso- Emergency Telephone 519 Harlan rooms,' modernized build­ BOLTON — 6H room Ranch rles, $460 million; mlsceUane-, Motorists Warned DON WILLIS GARAGE, INC. place. One-year old. Keith ing. . 't’ree shaded private excellent condition, large lot, ^ 643-5432 521 -Summit and Grove with fireplace, three bed- ous, $400 million; allots, $180 WH E EL ALfONMENT . BRAK E SCRVICZ - O INERAL RZPAIRtNO Agency, 640-1022, 646-4126. grounds. Phllbrlck Agency, attached garage, close to Firehouse Phone This listing of fire calls In the 522 Henry and Summit schools. Low 20's. Call the M it­ rooms, one acre lot, garage, million; and licensing fees, $180 Sth DIatrIct Fire D*>pai:4ment Is 523 Henry and White IB MAIN STREET MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT 7-ROOM house, bn acre lot Realtors, 646-4200. $23,800. Phllbrlck Agency, million. ^ 643-7373 ten Realtors, 643-6930. published in the Interest of 524 N. Elm and Tanner PHONE MITCHELL B-4S31 Realtoni,p646-<200. Mr. Hilliard notes Oial the safety. aluminum siding, “ torms, M ANCHESTER Rent with „ 525 Henry and Bowers screens. Needs some work,work. option to buy, 6-room C\.lonlal ‘-OVEN’TRY -E xqu isitely re- cost-oMlvlng figures for dogs Special Alarm Calls In m ost Instances, the calls stored eight-room Colonial. 526 Bowers and Hollister $18,600 to settle estate. Bel Air garage, . 80x180' wooded lot. have risen ste.adlly since 19§6, 2— Recall are primarily of Interest to vol- Five fireplaces, four, bed­ EAST HAR’TFORD Real Estate, Vincent A. Bog- Earle Everett Real Estate, just as cost-of-ilvlng figures for 3— General Alarm unt«"er firemen who can deter­ 527 N. Elm and Hollister mine the location of the fire by glnl. Realtor, 643-0332. 643-7019. rooms, seven acres. Bel Air humans. 4-4— Minor Fire 528 Hollister and Glifton It is with great pleasure that we a announce ^ c to you our NEW LISTING the calls rung .'rom the fire sta­ Real Estate, Vincent Bogglnl, The statistics are Interesting, 5— Resuscitator 529 Hollister and Summit C APE — Modem kitchen, liv­ tion iff Hilliard and Main Sts, M ANCHESTER — Just listed Realtor, 643-0332. ' Six-room Capo, full shed especially those for clothes 'and 5291 Bentley School ing room with nilscd hearth 6- r-Mutual Aid Chled Granville Lingnrd six-room Cape, garage, nice dormer, vestibule, two occeasorles and for miscellane­ renovation and redevelopment plans.. We have begun a com­ fireplace, formal dining room, CO VEN TRY — Year 'round 9— School Canceled strongly urges that curious mo­ 531 Delmont and Bond yard, city utilities. Only $23.- baths, two fjirepluccs, luixe ous... three bedrooms, walk-out base­ lakefront home In spotless con­ 12— Military Call torists should not fire 532 E. Middle'Tpke. 000. H. M. Frechette, Realtors, enclosed poreh - bteezeway, We have seen clothes for ment, breeseway, attached ga­ dition. Hot water heat, full tniekw to the scene of the blaze apd Summit 647-0003. r>c room, combinations, ga­ plete remodeling of our present fa c ilitie s plus adding rage. BeauUfuIIy treed acre 'basement, butit-ln stove and dogfs, but we can’t believe and thus cause highway con­ rage, carport. Large treed 112 N. Main, Main (box) gestion and an additional haz­ 533 Hudson and Oakland lot. $24,000. Phllbrlck Agency, LARGE, ^clean, attracUve 11- oven, combination storms and them. Pants to cover the legs, lot: Priced at $26,900. 113 Fuller PI. ard for firemen. More than the 534 Washington, Summit Realtors, 646-4200. room house Including 4 -r o o m screens, garage, fireplace, and mini-skirts to uncover them. We always thought, that 114 Union, N. Main (box) usual amount of traffic on the 612 Oakwood, Woodbridge "fast" service bays and full gasoline service facilities rental plus excellent bam, 332’ large lakefront lot, 210 x 169' streets close to the fire will de­ SEVEN-ROOM borne. exctMlent approximately. Call on this' CHARLES LESPERANCE a dog's life was to nm around 115 Marble and N. Main 613 Lydall and Woodbridge frontage, $38,800. Hutchins lay volunteer firenten who are 614 Lydall and Parker I'ohditlon. 2-cur giirage, liind- Agency. Realtors;. 640-8324. one! Only $19,900. Mitten Agen­ 649-7620 649-6108 In comfort, unfettered by nvan- 116 Stock PI. and H Main In tileir own oars, Chief Un- on our extended property at the corner of Main and H illiard HCai>od lot, clone to HChools. cy. Realtors, 643-6930. made clothes — cottons for the 117 Union and Wood Lane gard declared. ' 615 Lydall and Fenwick Marion E. Itobertson. Realtor. MANCHE3HTER Executive south, woolens for the north. 118 Union, north of bridge 616 Lydall and Salters BOLTON —-Large Ranch, four I* » I (143.5053. - 3-4 bednximv Colonial In fine ROCKVILLE — FV)ur family Can you Imagine a St. B er­ 119 Union and Union PI. 334 Woodland and Bates 617 Lydall and Vernon bedrooms, twt) full baths, for­ Streets. . . residential area. $20,800. Call only $19,800. Aasumable mort­ nard removing his fur-lined 335 Brent and Schaller 618 Barry and Coleman MANCTIESTEU -Oversized 8- mal dining room. m''4em kitch­ 121 Tolland Tpke., Union J.D. Retil Estate Associates, gage, $86.04 monthly. Excel­ cape, before offering a snow­ 122 Tolland Tpke. and 336 Brent and Wpodhill 619 Bretton ' ' ' : ' ■ ■ . ' . ■. ■ ■ • ■ , r nx>m (iipe. Four ’ bedrooms, 643-8120. en with bullt-lns, 2-car ga­ bound wamlerer the keg of re­ lent Investment. Pasek Real­ Jefferson 337 621 Helaine . Along with our.^renovations, we are offering Mobil \ . (Ireplacc, all bullt-lns, family rage, ,large lot, near high freshments around his neck? * tors. 289-7478, 742-8243. 412 Main, Hilliard (box) 622 Clyde and Dorothy- ro*)m, walk-out patio. Excellent M AN C H E STE R --4-4, two fnni- st hobl. $26,900. Phllbrlck Agen­ He probably tips his wlnd- 123 Kerry and North condition. Don’t wiv)t. H.M. Ily. Best of condition. Flre- cy, Realtors. 646-4^. 413 Carlyle J'jhnson 623 Parker and Green SOUTH WINDSOR' — 8 roon: brenker hat- first. 124 North and Golway , petroleum prod\.:^cts. For your convenience, we w ill continue Fncchette, Realtors, 1147 0003. place In each apartment. Ranch! Paneled and heat- And accesaorieo! We sup^se 125 N. School and Golway Machine Co. (box) 624 Wellesley and Green " Sloies luid ri'frlgcnitor. Re- kAST HARTFORD l-AROE L Ranch. Seven rooms, ed rec room, 2-cor garage. Ex- them to be dog furniture ,and 1251 Robertson School 414 Main and Pine Hill 625 Henry and Princeton cent wiring and plurtiblng. cellent area. $23,900. Hayes dog houses, dog chnins "and 212 Apel PI.. •415 Main and Grove 626 Princeton and Green (Ireplace, buUt-lns, I ' i baths, Call early. Mid 30's. Wolver- MILWOOD RD. to ho'nbr your present credit cards while you obtain a Mobil huge recreation room, garage, Agency, 646-0131. _ leather beltB, azxl, of course, 213 Oakland' and Mill 416 Main and Henry 6261 Bowers School ton Agency, 640-2813. Lovable 2-brdruom Ranch. trees. $27,l]pO. Hutehlns Agen­ 214 Oakland, and N? School 417 Main, Hollister (bok) . 627 Avondale, Woodbridge Ctolonlal, picture windows, AMSTON l a k e — Shorefront mtacsllaneous cy, Realtors, 640-8324. MANCHES’TER Two^famlly 418 Main and Middle 'Tpke. 628 Auburn and Avond^ flrt-pluce. finished recrea­ cot age. Stone fireplace, com- m trlgu*» us. What (box) credit card during the transition. duplex, four rooms each side, tion room, . garage with 215 Cemetery Dr., Oakland 419 Oxford and W. Middle 6 ^ Mather and Centenfield MANCHESTER — 'Two-family, separate heating, good Invest­ ^etely furnish^ l^lu^ng sail ^ ^^^0 mUHon bret zeway. 1.4tndsca(>o*l plot, 216 Oakland, north , of Tpke. 631 Parker and Colonial excellent lo<’allon Inigood con­ ment at $34,900. Call Paul W. Oretchen mteceBax>eous7 Maybe It's 80x180'. Tall trees, shrubs. cemetery 421 Alton, W Middle Tpke. 632 Cushman , and Tncy I ^ou?.’efforts' have always been to|serv,e you, and we' feel dition. $23,800. PlUlbrIck Agen­ Dougan, Realtor, 640-40SS, ‘ fOr dog sitters and dog cy, Realtors, 646-4200. Close to sehool, shopping tors, 289-7478, 742-8243. Or, maybe It ln d u d « 217 Oakland and South 422 Homestead and 633 Scott and Cushman .ind bus. Off Sliver lj*ne EAST' “HARTTORD Hills pa>'>uentB to dogknappers. 218 Oakland and Gleason W. Middle Tpke. Outside District In pnrkllke Sunset KIdge Ithat bur new "functional" fa c ilitie s , which you have long Lots For Solo 73 area, S-bedroom Split, fam- “ " ’ av Include the tra- 219 N. School and Edward 423 Congress and Irving 71 N. Main, west of bridge NOTICE seetlon. Mid 20's. 424 Seymour, Homestead MKiHIiAND Purk Ari'a I..*irge lly room with fireplace. waU ‘*“ ‘“ ” ‘ ' brandy- thoee St. Ber- 221 N. School and Buckland 72 N- Main and John ■ ' V ' ■ ADMISSION lot. could be divtikyi Into two Walton W. Grant Agency to wall carpeting, city utilities, nurds store ; in those kegs Alley 425 Windemere and Irving 73 N. Main, Tolland Tpke. awaited, will enable us to serve you better. OF ELECTORS building lots. City uttlltleti. $10.- Lillian Grant Realtor Immediate occupancy, $24 900. tbielr fieclos. What with 311 Griffin and Hilliard 4251 Waddell School 74 Buckland Center Notice Ik hereby given that Meyer Agency Realtor, 643- ‘ *ut anti all, Imporied bran- 000. Ask for Mr Phllbrlck, 643-tlSS /' 312 Margaret and Circle 426 Lockwood and Irving 75 Windsor the Board of Admission of Phllbrlck Agency. Realtors. 0009. ‘*y mny become a luxury In 313 Bilyue and, Hilliard 427. Woodland and Irving 76 Burnham and Please continue to honor us with the pleasure of serving ' — ---- ...... the frozen North, to be replaced Electors for the Town of Cov­ 046-4'200. Note ■ Ask any Realtor for 314 Hilliard, Filter Plant 428 Woodland, west of Bucklaind Rd. entry will be in session in the HENNEQUIN Rd. _ Columbia-;- by iced tea. a flag decal for .TOitr ear. 315 Woodland and Turnbull railroad 77 Williams Crossing Town Hall, on Thursday, July Fast occupancy. swimming W4''ll never know. The dogs vour automotive heeds as many of you have for over 40 years. 429 Woodland and Strong 78 Slater, north parkway 10. 1969 from 6-8 p.m. for the EAST HARTVORD — $20,800 and tennis near by at beautl- won’t talk. 316 Frederick Rd. 431 Strickland and Strong purpose of admitting all per­ Handyman’s special. Six-room ful Columbia Lake. Very clean The only dog my family ever 317 Woodland and Horton 81 Deming, Tolland TpkeJ THE BOOK. INCLUDING THE FINAL MOON ORDER YOUR COPY OF THIS IMPORTANT. sons who are found to be qual­ older Colonial, very livable, S-bedroom Ranch. $13,000 as- h.-id wits a dachshund in Chl- 318 Woodland and Broad 432 Ashland and Alton 82 Deming and Baldwin \ Our new fade w ill in no way change our long stan.dihg philosophy extra building lot. By appoint­ ified to be electors of the Town INVITATION sumable 814 per;cent G.I. cago, wMch enjoyed chaoii^ 319 Chambers and Broad 433 Hawthorne and 83 Concoiid and Elberta LANDING BY THE APOLLO II TEAM, CONTAINS: ment, lionald S. Gale Realty - - - ' " ' ■ . ■ ' ' ' CLOSE-TO THE NEWS VOLUME NOW -ONLY S5. of Coventry. mortgage. $22,800. Lessenger trucka and street con.- 321 Chambers and Bolton I' Cambridge 84 Avery and Deming I Co., Realtors. 389-7939. 668- The qualifications, are us fol­ TO BID Ctompany Realtors, 423-9291. One day. when he wae a llt- 3’22 Bolton and Columbus 434 Oxford and Cambridge 85 Tolland Tpke., Taylor of good service,’ good work, and .fair price, a ll completely Seiiled. bids will be received • 224 pageij 'i‘i I. l ? ‘-> lows ; Applicant must be twen­ Evonlngs, 742-8270. 228-3080. ^tle too enthusiastic, he. locked 323 Lockwood, Coventry 435 Hilliard, Orford Soap 86 Parkerville hard bound f'^jitivn a ’h -Cu-.t I 1 - \ ty-one years of age, must be a at the office of the Director of Y e r n ON H ills -P ric e rediicedl- ■\ ; ~ ----- ears the had no homst with a 324 Columbus and Broad ^36 Cumberland, Hilliard 87 Parker, north of RR . \ resident of the Town of l^oi’en- General Services. 4'l Center Owner anxlmi. i street car motorman. guarainteed, ' ' . ' . ' ' ', . Owner anxious. 7-room L-shap- 325 Hartland arid Grant •137 Main and W asbin^on 91 Duval and Woodland V \ FOOTPRINTS ON THE MOON try for six months. Any appli­ Street; .Manchester, I'onn), Un­ ed Ranch, I ’ s butha. new car- ^rm s For The m otorm m won. The Sah 326 Oliver and Edwin 512 Woodbridge, Oakland 92 Hilliard and Adams • fQOOO ROfd '!-3'uv.'ipr i ) cant who Is a naturalized citi­ til July, 22, 1969 at 11 :00 n.m l>etlng, rec room, garage. Im ­ dachshiind. abcMt the length HanM. Bui S. Tw 327 French and Tower 513 N. Elm, W oodbrid^ 93 Adams and New zen of the United States shall for PAVEMENT REPAIR- maculate condltlo)i. Only $36,- watch our progress during the coming monthsi AP '4>Ke speciaiii! .5hn Bur MIDDLE .TURNPIKE WEST. 328 W. Middle Tpke., 514 Phelps and Woodbridge Buckland Rd. ^ Enclosed ts $ Send me present the certificate of hU 900. H M, Frechette. Realtora, hour , ' Bid forms, -plans and specifi­ rootp Colonial with bams, and centlon^W w west of Broad 515 Bowers and Green Rd. 94 New Buckland Rd. naturalization or a copy there­ 647-99«3. 25 acres of land. $29 900 ■ Car- l o ^ hot do^. We ' Ouj: sincere thanks for making all this possible, o(,footprints on me Moon of Issued by the United States cations are avai^ible at the burled hhu In an empty lot 3‘29 Broad, W Middle Tpke. 516 Starkweather and,. 95 W . Middle Tpke. • More tha.n iOO (l :: General Services Office, 41 K'^ST HARTFORD Rec,t Narite brick, three-family. SLx )arge r tion Service. Center Street. .Manchester. Con­ ball We laid him to reat Just 332 Wof^land and Duval 517 Green Rd. and White 96 Vernon S t, north CCP necticut. ' ixwms aitl) fireplace .uxl two ipa'.*' efforts m l i h f . Addrett Dated at Coventry; Connecti­ beyonil flrat . bMe. 333 Breirit arid Duval 518 White ', 97, Lydall, ^ t of Vernon -■ / ' ^ . DON WILLIS GARAGE Town of Manchester. S-room apartmentii with range Wonlvd— R M Estat* 77 Wo know he was happy there cut, this Sth day of July 1969.' Ape-i!? 11 ■ : City / Stale ' Connecticut ,, and refrigerahjr. High 7 per and attll is. A veferinary hoe- Ziifi M argaret E. Jacobson, cent •“ aasumable mortgage. • (dit* d jtm pfoducet^ tf-e Ruth E. Benoit, Robert B \Velss, SELLING YOITI^ HOME? Fp) Pri«liw«« erected on the exact General Mai^a((er Cilll Warren E. Howland, Real­ prompt courteous servteo Uuit .spot,!Heaven for the dog. Hell R .'ids ij'g e it 'n*-RS gi!,’;efif>g Elizabeth R. Rychling, tors. - 643-1108 or evenings. Mr, ’ ^Don,_Bob' and Jack Board of Admissions geu results. CalllLouls Dliriocll'. W hkhs who wwnted Co,ptay Re(^d Herald Advertiseni<^t8 orgam/at Ij)*.' Ass.’x.jfU c Bochhelni,'289-0969. Realty, 649-963$. . ;|soflb4^. . I r -\r - \ PAGE TWENTY-POUR MONDAY, JULY 7, 196? iEanrbi^Btrr iEo^ning llfralii ATonge Daily Npi Pksb Run ■hr Ik e Week Ikided * The Weather said the snakes were four to Warden Shoots baum, the- snakes are virtually Snake Shorts Xnae ts, UBB A b o u t T ow n five feet long and were not poi­ harmless, and, in an earlier FOir altd cool again tonight Loose Snake sonous. “ Both of them are a conversation wlfh her, she said Transformer .with kvws' SO to 56. Some upper Manchester WATES will meet constrictor-type snake," . she her children had handled the OLD LYME (AP)—A black- 15,459 40s in nonpaUy cooler areas. tomorrow ial the ItaJ'an-Amerl- snake that found its way to the Alxmt three weeks ago, two sa^. snakes often. She said'the boa PLAZA DEPT. STORE Tomorrow Wr. High 75 to 80. . csn dub, Eldrldge St. Weigh­ top of a transformer here, halt­ Manehe»tei!>— 4 C ity ViUage Charm shakes, an indigo and a boa Police Chief James N. Flear- is valued at f2S, the indigo at (We Have A Nrottoh Ito Please) , I ing dnwUl bo from 7 to 8 p.m. ed 60 bc4<8 on the/ Connecticut constrictor, were stolen, while don said his department had *40. E. MIIHHLE TPKE. (Next to Papular M a iM ) T9P loseirs for June are. Mias River and cut power to a num­ V(ML. LXXXVm , NO. 236 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) in their locked cages, from the not released any information Open Wed., Thurs. & F^. till 9 MANIDHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1969 (Olaeitfled Adrertlahig ca Fago -14) PRICE TEN CENTS Vicky Anderson, with 10 ber of U'.'ers In this community Wild Cargo Pet 8hC|> on Main about the missing snakes pounds, end Mrs. l^lsie Mini- earlier in order not to cause an Cait^igning Cogtly Frldiy morning. cucci witti 7 pounds. »• • WASmNOTON—FSnaneW re­ The snake shorted out a 7,000 Need A Zipper? About ton days ago, 'the In­ unnecessary scare. Chief Rear­ ports filed in Maryland’s Court don said Fracchia. shot the watt transformer which supplied Find the Color and Siae Junior High FleUowshlp of digo, which had apparently of Special Appeals ofter the been let loose or escaped while snake, which had lodged Itself the current to raise the railroad at Ecmiomics South United Melliodlst Church 1968 election show ed that one bridge ovict the river. The durt still in the Wild Cargo bullying, In a celling - partlt'on of the will meet Wednesday from 7:30 judge spent lai.OOe In his cam­ PLAZA DEPARTMENT STORE BSTON, Bhigland ctol need today to cover as —400,000 on large farms em­ TraneatlanUc Biidee and Par­ Snyder, N.Y., hais been an­ ed out'of Vietnam by Presi- "Over 57 million workers are many - more employes as we ploying four or more workers in ents Association will meet nounced by her parents, Mr. dent Nixon winged home- protected by unemployment in­ can," he added. each of 20 weeks. Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the and' Mrs. Louis C. Dlmock Jr. Space Experts -ward in nine jet transports surance,” the President said in ' —200,000 engaged in agricul­ Veterans Memorial Clubhouse, of Notch Rd. . Nixon said the 4.8 million today after a sendoff Her fiance is the son of Mr. a message to the Senate and workers he proposes to include tural processing. Sunset^Ridge, East Hartford, House. "However, almost 17 —1.8 mlUkm working for non­ marked by military fan­ nwre will be a jewelry-maiding and Mrs. Willard A. Oenrich H i YEHt WITH in the system are in real need of S e e k Cause of Snyder. mlllicm are not covered : More protection, since many of them profit organizations. fare and the thanks of Sai­ denamstratlon. —600,000' employes of state gon officials. Miss Dimook, a 1966 gradu­ than half of these are employes have low wages, little job secu- HONOLULU (AP)—As- ate of Manchester High School, hospitals and unlverslUes. Oen. Creighton W. Abrama, —200,000 salesmen, delivery tromonk Bonny died sud­ graduated cumi laude thlS' year commander of American forces tradesmen and others not now denly at midnight Monday from Keuka College, Keuka to Vietnam, told toe 814 men In Park, N.Y. She received her BA defined as employes. 12 hours after the monkey (he firm contingent of 25.(XX) BECAUSE Kennedy Vrges Quick Surtax U.S. troope being withdrawn: RENT degree In mathermatlcs and re­ i (See Page Seventeen) put down in the Pacific ceived the Department of Mlaith- WASHINGTON (AP) — Secre- (kfean following 130 or­ "Y ou occupy a elgnlflcant mo­ Long, D-La., replied his Senate ment to history." emoUcs Hctfiora at graduation. BIBUER tary ot the Treasury David M. Finance-Committee would open bits around earth in a She Is a member of Chi Beta INC- space -capsule, the U.S. A gala welcome awaited the Kennedy pleaded today for the extension bill to broad queo- Prime Rates . InfiUtlrymen, almost lUl vetrr- Phi honm'ary scientific fraterni­ tlone of tax reform and Dais space agency reported. VALUES immediate Senate action to ex­ Not Discussed "It was sudden,” said Brad an.1 ol combat, at this Air k\>rce ty- take waeks and possibly months base, near Ft. Lewis and the Mr. Q^nrlch is a graduate of tend the income tax surcharge, to act on it ' » By Bankers Evans, public information offi­ Nichols School, Buffalo, N.Y., deiclaring a delay would dirow cer for the National Aeronautics city of Seattle. The conflicting viewpoints Army Chief of Staff Uen Wil­ and a 1969 graduate of Hobart EXPERT doubt on "the determination of WASHINGTON (AP) — A and^.Space Administration. "He were voiced as the oommiUee liam C. Westmoreland, a foimer College, Geneva, N.Y. He Is a ^government to bring , an orderly opened Its public heatings on confrontation between the lia- had been In fair condition just member of Kappa Sigma trer bait tb inflation.” tion’s top bankers and the gov­ before.-." U.8 . commander In Vietnam, new In from Wajthlngton wKh teimlty. He will ttend Albany SERVICE But Chairman Russell B. (See Page Seventeen) ernment's major economic decl- The 14-pound monkey, ex­ deooraUons tor five of the re­ Why Not! (N.Y.) Law School In Septem­ siomnakers has provided ho. hausted and bored, was ber. h- clues to the future course of In­ brought back to earth more turning aoldltrs of the 3rd Bat­ talion, 60th Infantry, 9th Infan­ We have fully equipped No date has been announced REST SELEGTKIN terest rates, currently spiraling than three weeks early and for the weddliig. ‘ ’ upward at a record pace. splashed down to his Blosatellite try DIvlaion. new cars for rent by the NAACP Fights Fine Print On the program (or the next day, week or month, at Treasury Secretary David M. 3 some 26 miles off Kauai, Ha­ FREE DELIVERY Kennedy, who was jiost at the waii. three days were speeches by very reasonable rates 1 l.imilcd (jiiiiiititius! WASHINGTON (AP) — Fine- S. Those In which consumers print clauses in instalhnent con­ meeting of executives of 24 of Observers described Ameri­ public figures, band nnistc, a When your car is tied up who default on loan or purchase parade, a dinner, pretty gtrle tracts and loan agreements are payments assign future wages the nation's largest banks Mon­ ca's space monkey as limp but for seivice or repairs, or day, said the controversy over alive when flown by Air Force and. In many cases, funvlly re. WANTED toe targets of a broad, three­ to their creditors. This is unions when you need an addi­ 16.6 CU. ft. pronged legal campaign being peimltted in most states. the banks' recent raising of the helicopter to Hawaii's Hickam tional car . . , Clean, Late Miodel MANCHESTER’S "prime rate” to a record high Air Force base. Among those who aaw the mounted by the NAACP Legal Philip Schrag, a fund lawyer,' troops off at Tan Bon Nhut air­ Defense and Educational Ftoid. didn't even figure in the discus­ NASA officials said an autop­ USED CARS told in a telepto>ne intervlerw of sion. port Tuesday were South Vlet- No Frost MOST COMPLETE La-wyers for the fund are the over-all consumers cam­ sy was ordered Immediately to CALL The prime rate is what the the biosatellite laboratory trail­ nameoe Preoident Nguyen Van Top Prices Paid \ claiming In a flurry of laweuits paign: Thieii, Vice I'restdent Nguyen APPLIANCE this summer these clauses lai- er where the monkey had been For Ail Makes! "Poor consumers, both block (See Page Seventeen) Coo Ky iuhI Defense Minister Refrigerator fairly.. deprive consumers of under intensive care since the 643-5135 CARTEr CHEVROLET STORE! and white, are routinely cheated touchdown. Oen. Nguyen Van Vy. their right to defend them­ and abused by merchants and TTileu and Ky were surprise C O „ INC. Giant zero-degree freezer holds up to selves against credUora "We had no Idea that he was 1.54 lbs. creditora. We are using every Senate Ban Curi> that close to death," added last minute arrivals, just bMore 1229 Main S t.. The civil righto organisation a'vallaUe legal device to protect toe soldiers marched to their • ‘ Two ice trays on handy rack. is aiming at three kinds cf con­ Evans. "He just suddenly fell Phone 649-5238 these buyers and borrowers be­ On Farm Subsidy off." waiting C141 Btarllfter aircraft • Four cabinet shelves, one adjustable, tract clauses: cause such merchants contrib­ They paeaed down the ranks of one slides out.' , J, Those In tttoich consumers WASHINGTON (AP) — Sena­ NASA officials scheduled a ute slgnlflcantly to keeping poor tors have voted down a pro­ hews conference this morning to the (aUgue-clod ...^Amertcana. • Sepiarate temperature controls. who fall to meet Installment people poor. "Civil rights are duUring handie and thanking payments give up their right to posed $20,000 annual ceiling on discuss the unexpected climax • Only 301/ 2" wide, 67" high. meanipgiess unless they are ac­ government payments to farm­ of the aboHed space mission. them for their services defend themselves against suits companied by economic rights.” Addressing the deparitng bM- by finance oompanlea. This ar­ ers for not ptanttog cfxqps, but Evans said It was still too ear­ The fund Is relying heavily on House supporters of the limit ly to call the. mission a failure, Prenident Nguyen Van Thieu of South Vietnam talllon, Thteu said' "Together O P TIO N A L rangement Is permitted in all the Supreme Court’s 7-1 decision We have repelled communist r L O e r i states except Califomla, Mary­ say the fight ia^not over. saying "it depends on what data MORIARTY ICEMAKER BIG VALUES! last month invalidating- Wiscon- The S^iiiute, lielare passtog a we have airecuty received." shakes the hand of a departing U.S. infantryman aggression. This has been our land, Massachusetts, 'Vermont goal and our purpooe." sbt’a garnishment law—one of $7.6 blUcn Agrtcultntn Depart­ "We- hod been hoping lor a vel Service ^ AVAILABLE -and Washington. of the '.Hh Division's 3rd KattAlion, 60th Infantry, Ha said the South Vletnamaae seven cases argued successfully ment approprlatioflB bill Mon­ minimum 14-day mission for Solar Flares AT EXTRA COST 2. Those in wUch consumers must begin to assume a greater BROTHERS 906 MAIN STREET before the court by fund attor­ day. Mlmtoatsd'a House-origin­ success;” be said. at Saigon’s Tan Son Nhut Airport, Tuesday. The 'give up their right even to be share of the fighting and the re­ neys last term. ated amandineiit which would BstoPs death, a team of 18 643-2165 notified they are being sued by soldiers wear leis and hold gifts they received placement of allied troops. "Oonneottont's OUeat Thrifty freezer convenience! The court ruled a worker is impose a $20,000 limit on the doctors, veterinarians and tech­ Not^ Peril, the companies or by the mer­ "This Is only the beginning of Unoolii-^leroiiry Dealer” ’lied agent In Man- entitled to a hearing before his subsidies. The vote was 68-84 to nicians worked over the little from the South Vietnamese during farewell cere^' chants themselves. This is per­ this .prooees,” Thieu said. Ha 801 CENTER STREET • I tor all Alrllnea, • Stores up to 406 lbs. frozen foods. salary can be frozen to satisfy a favor of rejecting the ceiling, primate in a portable medical mitted In , Delaware, monies. (AP I’ hotofux) noted the tosses of toe U S ath OPEN EVENINGS Mia and Steamahlp oredkor’a demands. and the bUI was passed 88-2. van, and a doctor had reported Says Expert Hawaii, Idaho, Bllnols, Mary­ dlvUton In South Vletmuo—1.166 (Except Tbuis.) 'Self-Cleaning Oven That This decision undercut gar- A conference committee will “ his heartbeat Is 68 per mtoute land, Ohio, Pennsylvania and killed In action and said. "Our iron out differences between the and steady." SUNSPOT, N.M. (AiP) A C U . f t Virginia. ihity Is to make sure this eacri- P 11.6 (See Page Seventeen) Senate end House versions of Bonny was blasted Into space noted solar astronomer sa^s he flce waa not In vain,” E Lets Yon See What's Cooking! \ > the appropriations measure. June 28 from Cape Kennedy on believes the poealbllMy of The When GIs Arrived— "We fully realise that the pri­ Economy Itopublto^ Reps. Silvio Oonte a planned 80-day mlsalon, but Apollo .il astronauts ex- mary roepofuablitty of the etrigf of MaasocliuseUa and Paul Fin- was ordered back to earth after po«ed to a deadly lOwer of gte ah'iuid be ount," the 44^ Food Freezer The Toll of Inflation (Uey of I llto ^ who pushed suc­ (See Page Bight) year-old South Vietnamese R e s ­ And only G.E. has it! cessfully-fin- the celling to the X rays and protons fi m B solar When They Left • Keeps food on hand for By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS San Francisco secretary sa4d ident said. He added that tils ns- • ONE HOT WEEK House, Sold they would not give flare while on the n Is slim. Eklltors Note: On March 8, an from'Oarml,-III., told oorrs- Many Amerteam who have higher taxes swallowed up her tton would still nee<) combat unexpected company, up on the limit, "I think toe astronaluUi have a felt the pinch of Inflation say latest pay increase, but she's 1966. a Marine landing - force s|x>ndenta ' ns the armored •uppiirl and supplies but would busy days, bad weather. toey_ think the steady rise In Oorite, c^Ung the Senate ac­ lot more' serious worries than came ajdmre at Da Nang to tracks rtlogorgod ttielr n>on: have "lees and less'need for the 30"'Custom made aomfe gains in recent tion "a tragic mistake." said he • Economical, take advan­ prlcM, has left them worse off years. proton Hhowers while they are guard the city's giant alrbaae. '-‘we've been ready to do UUa job 1>Kkk1 of other .riatlons " would try to the ceiling retn- B u lle tin The Martoea were (he first or- hir some tlin*. I imagine the TOSAVE tage of “ special” sales, now than a few years ago. A South. Dakota shoe salea- on the mejin.” Dr. John Evans, After hla w eech , Thieu prr- Automatic Range Less than 10 per cent of more stited to contetence or would head of the Air Forcers solar ob­ ganized untta to supplement the lnx>pe are exhlleratMl There's eented e g t t t ^ the unit an|xirt amt \ been directly affected by infla­ A gasoline station attendant to (See Page Seveoteen) dooes of protons the" moon tufvi greats who helped the cljub to wrrlv^ Today he was at Tan grinned tnto a doeen rameraa: tion. are rare. Only aboul • Automatic Rotisserie Los Angeles said he thinks .big six American League pen- a dozen of An engineer in Michigan these have been observed since. Son Nhut Atrbaee outside Salgoh "I'm going home to momma Value priced! business bos a Im to do with inf­ i^nants, lost a long Unie battle Wife Mel Iu)okiii1iat b i^ this weeki Meat thermometer doubted he could buy now the 1948. to eee the first American unit where I belong" mpf, lation. A repaiman to Omnecti- wttb poor health .today and house he bought 2hi years a ^ . "The chance of Otari home under the Nixon The fine arrival and toe first k * Autqmatic Senai-Temp unit cut said inflauon starts with the died' at the age M M. them occur- $■ A Louisville man had to cut unions. A MlasiaBippi busineas- ring to the next twor week period wMhdrawoJ plan. withdrawal both had ^Jarrtog. By Hijueker (July 7th through Jjilly 12th) He BucciunlM at his home unwerllke. aspects typical ol with Grill back his savings program. A man thought/^vemment lifiould would appear slim, he said. Hy (irxiRfiE MCARTHI'K on Oovernor’a Island here, In yirtna'm'e' atrwnge War. ^ control both/larger corporations the heart ,YNew Hampahlre's Spsee scienUsts ijxNUildrr the AeaorlaUd Frees Writer AVAILABLE IN ,ALL radiation emitted bjr a maaeive When the amphlbtou# craft and unions. woods-ii^rpetod Lakeo Region. BAKJON fAPl r Four year* Aiid Child solar flare a serioi k»med off the ^ beaches at Da Also , available: Larger uptight freezers'with 15.8 and 18 cu. ft. capacity. An Incwna farmer blamed danger to and. (our nKintha ago the Ameii- goverhnfoht spending fbr tofla- axtrunauls outside o spacecraft Nang four yeire ago. Viet- HAVANA (A l'l -rtie ea- TOW COLORS Canada Seen Uon. A book store owner to ,^ind clad only In unshielded can troop buildup to Vietnam nuUdens waited to hang began to a driMUng rain on Red on toe first tranged srlfa .Tyash wltli Power payments, saying more p i^ le eruptions, but a fllovek ectmtlst nel barked "Okay aircraft No I>eath*nw» ks were round- day nigltt to find him and (ha Two Tongues should be encouraged to work. Tells About child waiting at Havana alrpori GENERAL ELECTRIC Arm, Power Tower, Power Shower disagrees. t. lets Ifo . « V*d up to receive the floral Irib- The almost un^m ous re­ Stefan Pinter, heUogebphyal- That chilly morntog on Red' , to . meet her Ztro lb on this SInnar* e Fortahle oow . Gonverta to OTTAWA (AP) — The Senate sponse to queries about inflation cl»t of toe Observaiury at Hur- Beach. Marine Brig, tien. Fred, ] Bu< minutes before hla wife ilg-iog Mwing nMchIna with Ballt-la'Later considers a bill today making a ^ its effect was that it ts a Landing Plan bonoyo to weatem ^iovekta was er^ck Karch. a 47-year-f>id voter- (See Page' IClgM) arrivesl, TTvrmaa, George Wajfi- COM, T French and English the official problem of national concern' Irartisi told a newenusn ha would a BatR-ia Soft Food Dtapoaer quoted June 28 as pjredlcUng so­ Saws Quttonholas, buttons, languages of C!anada's federal "Like everyone else 1 have a CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) lar jfl,rea Intense i enough to rsut sivn up the child. aldstic, stratch fabrics; a Exetnalve Retimetlag StabiUaen government. The House of Com­ tough time keeping up with ris­ —- "We'U have a view of toe !Arm ihe spacefrten After hugging her daughter. ovared^as. darns and mono­ mons pcMed it Monday, ing prices," said Marvin Hardy, landing area from about S.IXM T h e trip of the U 8 . astro- 3-yaar'Ad Jennifer. Mrs. Joeinns grams without attachmants. CONVERTIBLE a Bfaple Odttlag Board lOp— ; The Senate, an appointed 40, ot Sioux Fails, S.D., a shoe feet, two to three minutes be­ nauts To the moon will have, to Washington. 15. of Phllodelphta.- body. Is oqweted to a]^>rove the .saierman. Hardy, who earns End War, Cut Tax, aald sha wantad to spsak psr- And it's yours for $ 0 Q a Antomatie Bhn fore landtog . . - we'B be contliv be poatpfSied Eruptions on the measure. nearly $9,000 a year, said de^ uously obaerving It for Us auUs- sun will t/f so strrdig si toe Ume, aonally wuh l*rima Mtoleter PV There was noj opposition ex­ spite inflation he was better on bllliy. rtamely a smooth touch­ that the sun radlatks) might be del Cisetrd Kha alresuty has ap- 3S7/f7A Avocat^ Copper. White, pressed in Commons when the than he was two or three years': Constituents Say peala vak. Embassy to Westangton. cobinat. Saws forwbrd and ter Evans ajvl his staff at Uie Seventeen Conservatives. led cery bill is going out qT sight." Aldrin Jr are to make July 20. remote observatory atop a with tw o laipea ^ fust eivl to krwfw tbVFW arm The emiwasy represents Cuban reverse on all types of by former Prime Minister John The family tocome -Is nearly tour days after Apollo 11 Is k.bOO-forjt peak to aoutoem New the y etnam war aivl':a qui'S re tii « ifU' U-tur Ilk* l/vF lurstl Interests to Che United Btates, DISHWASHERS which hss no offlchsl relaMons fabrics from the very sheer­ Diefenboiker, bolted party ranks $10,000, lauixhed Mrxiive. hav* t>een working for. duytiun to tax** { miJRitk'. « ru1 Prom Ronald J. Farrari of Livonia. wtoh the Cisstro regime. est to the heaviest woolens last month to .'vote agstost the The planned landing area is a' years to perfrit a technique- of .-llsei ■ WlUUm Prfixm iir l> m Tf AHM Mich., an engineer whose to- Hi'lM . iknd Myrr» K Mrs Washington 'sold eaatog and leothers. $ ^ 0 langunge legislation, on second thret-by-seven-mile oval to the predicting the flsree Thiit « * tot fjf th« come is more than $16,000, sakl Fashion Tour her husband was a surprise but reading, but opposttlon party Se9 of Tranquillity Hut even s>j. prediction*, at Ind fouixl n * •tmtletr I'oo thtne* yrj*j gwt «Akvd AbiMjC arr leaders supported the proposal "My home bought 2 ROvbibility rM yrotr-niiiy ' BEHIND THE COUNTER OR BEHIND THE AFPUANCE NORMAN^ HAS THE EXPERTS! Pierre ElUotX Tru^au's Uberal to 30 per cent I suppose. I don't the lines of this co-g daughter A SwlsB Embassy tr^ing on the criUo^ and dan­ Two days hr/wever. is suffi­ l*rMidrni NUem's an litjC hf Mrrnt un Uf %^y this think 1 could afford to buy this repreaentatlve was praaent to government, v ^ vert costume designed gerous landtog and takeoff m a cient time to wsrir Apo|io II tib«llU3tc mtaulU «yr(Fm ^ Vkrinam thmc ^ drrpc'r d VoM Knew, People You Con Trust W hM It Comas To Sorvice, Vour kind O f People! tee, squat language 'rtghu for ' A number of people said they by Shfinnoh R og ers stronger And 1 ihink Joke Marti AitTxwt ento Wash­ whUi fefknr astronaut Michael Nell Armstrong as they explore c»n up by are^ . sLT^aswe 4-ery ^ sensitive - — I 4 la#sa to what's Canada's (Prench-qieaking mi­ fell toe government should Im­ and manufactured by tWinv bijth num wrrr tnoM ington, her daughteip and a Cu- Oollms works to the command the moon July 2p should (he pew- hkppehitqt to the I r taxes All of 'ban uffi, lai tor an undlsckiaed Lika |t...Charga Itl Um year SIngar 1-to-36 Cradil Cord. nority. It seta up a commission pose price controls or srage and -lerry Silveirnan. But and provides for establishment ■price controls. Others felt taxes ship simulator They also slblllty of a pr^on shower ap- these older and retlrsisl people dssUnaleon. The Tha Bartes EmbskSsy when those two rnen planned today to rriiearae The pear. -|' yiAj ^ 'wri met today they re paying 'of btUngual districta where the were high', or that the govern­ RbuuC \ftxf m-'d 4prr>i.nx'' ' repveewnis U.B. totereks to , ^ Service Is launching from Cape Kennedy The sClentlsU #1 Surupot keep property tax atsd peraonaJ (ax Cuba. commission finds that at least ment was attending too mttch remodel a home ‘ in For address pf store nearest you, "As we come demm lower and a constant arstch on the sun - nrm w going to ook 'on l»rm. M Who »ii Our Best Product... b e t ^ . If required, we will alter by grounil ccintr<.>llcra to take An>l >f course Ih4y don't like pease d through Ct^beui customs. pvencb-apeaklng persons to des­ fuggestsd a ' "curb on expense InrrfAkin^fty. Uy n,;." trie 856 MAIN ST. ignated . billiMual dtotrlcu the accounts of congressmen and page 4 to see how 9 that tendsig point cither farther rrrver Irhmedlstcly to - their Ha readily admitted to tbe/ BSTABUBHKO.lMt IttJe of prune !Wnstt:e ; senators." they entertained the . ahead or off to toe left or right spa, ecpifi if a in4y‘f flare was InsmuurAing from a hurse newsmsto that ha hod htjockaa 647-1425 right to trial to French, the of a tight rian on dcfen

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