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PAGE TWENTY-F6UR im iE S D A Y , SEPTEMBER 18, 1969 Hanrbpatpr iEu^ning IS^rali) Average Daily Net Press Ron Cub Scout Pack 47 of South ■W The Week BtoM About Town United Methodist Church will J m e 28, 1M8 TTie Weather have its first meeting of the- ACS Unit Plans Center Congregational Otear, cool tonight with Iowa deason Friday at 7 p.m. at the Church CovinoU will meet to­ church. All pack members October Parley In 40a. Oiance of froot In norm­ night at 7:30 In the Federation should wear full imlform. Boys 15,459 ally colder areto. Tomorrow Room. The public education commit­ '/i PRICE SPECIAL ON surniy, a bit milder whfa hlgha from 8 through 10 years of age tee of the Manchester Unit of Interested in Joining the padc ____ DYNAMIC WHEEL BALANCINO Mmtdieeter— A City of VUUun Charm 66 to TO. Members of Trinity Covenant the American Cancer Society Is VOL. L X X X V m , NO. 298 maljr attend this meeting, ac­ planning an open meeting In Church will conduct a service companied by at least one par­ ' / (TWENTY-POUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) October, at a time to be an­ BIANCHKSTER, c o n n , FRIDAY, SEPTEBIBER 19, 1969 tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. at the ent. PRICE TEN CENTS Meadows Convalescent Home. nounced. FRONT END DYNAMICS . The program will include a The Adult Discussion Group film and a panel discussion by 244 BROAD STREET (Behind Dairy Queen) Jehovah’s Witnesses will hold of South United Methodist local physicians, and will be MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 U .S. Must a theocratic ministry school at Church will meet Sunday at 9 7:30 p.m. and a service meet­ open to all women In the Man­ PHONE: 649-4045 Kisses Lead to Outer Space a.m. In Susannah Wesley House chester area. ing tomorrow at Kingdom Hall. on the church campus. The 'The Society la also planning SPECIALIZING IN FRONT END GEOMETRY Quit Viet: “ Black Manifesto’ ’ will be dis­ W ck and Dr. Donn J. Junior High Youth Fellowship a month-long campaign to edu­ BRAKE SERVICE and SHIX^K ABSORBERS D A ^ i o have issued a caU tor student volunteeiB to take cussed. The class Is open to port in a kissing etqpertanent. Nixon Cancels Draft Calls cate women and persuade them of South United Methodist all adults. Oop’es of the Mani­ — FOREIGN and DOMESTIC — to avail themselves of testa tor Church will meet tomorrow at fest may be obtalreed at the Gromyko ^ ^ e day tt may hrtp astrenauts get to Man free of anlf- uterine cancer. Today, It is es­ John Tromza FREE INSPECTION— 7:30 p.m. at the church. church office. timated that 81 per cent of lo­ Manager NO OBLIGATION u n it e d NA'nONS, N.Y. calized cases can be cured. ( A P ) —Soviet Foreign Minister two doctors are re^itratory virologists at the University Bowers School PTA held a ^ W scoraln carrying oitt research tor the National Aeronou- Mrs. John P. Cheney Jr. of Andrei A. Gromyko told the silver tea yesterday for teachers 66 Farm Dr. is chairman of the United States today the only Administration, which wants to know how res- and room mothers. Mrs. Charles pIiHtory germs get around. public education committee. to end the Vietnam war la Llnd-sey, second -vice president, tn«>ugh “ renunclaUon of mili­ mtasions faavo come down For/ November-December Other committee members are dlscmsed room mothers’ duties. with colds despite all precautions. Mrs. Herbert Snyder, Mrs. tary and all other interference’’ Mrs. Raymond Getting, co-pre­ Dalsey Bill, Mrs. Kenneth Wl- Do It Yourself or Let Us 0 6 It For You In Vietnamese internal affairs The Wsatag experiment was devised to glvo germs everv sident; and Mrs. Walter Rrltnell ■k:. I; - WASHINGTON (AP)— gren, all of Manchester; Mrs. Addressing the U.N. (Jeneral chance to pass from one pereon to another. ^ poured, a.ssi.sted by Grade 6 pu­ President Nixon today can­ ’The engagement of Miss ’The engagement of Miss Harold F. Laws of Bolton, and Assembly, Gromyko made no pils Dawn Lindsey, Janet Tin- bllwllWded***” ^ k®*!**!* ft platonic, the vOliBiteere wfll be celed all November and Suzanne Burrell of Rochester, Suzanne Everett to Andrew F. Mrs. Roy Browning of South «Urect reference to President klepaugh, Linda Ferlaao, Cfirol cemberc draft calls and or­ N.Y., to Don A. Seipel of Man­ Hoar, both of Bolton, has been Windsor. Mrs. Murtel Werbner, Nixon’s appeal to aU members Also, sold Dick, the reseerchers are putUng a twtvmimSA Smith, LIndfi Williams and announced by her parents. Col. to use their Influence to soften time limit on each embmoe. two-mlnute dered that the 29,00Q men Elaine Whitehead. chester, has been announced by executive director of the Man­ and Mrs. Hal W. Everett of 44 Hanoi’s position. scheduled for induction in her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rich­ chester Unit, also serves on the "If we didn’t,’’ he said, “It could go:on all night’’ Somerset Dr., Manchester. committee. In a far-ranging policy October be called over a Manchester Green School PTA ard K. Burrell of Rochester. PROTECT Y0«R BUSINESS will hold a tea for room mothers Her fiance Is the son of Mr. speech, Gromyko made It clear three-month period at a Tue.sday at 3 p.m. at the school. Her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Hoar of that the Kremlin was standing monthly averagre of less North Rd. TEMPirS Let us stand guard over Co-chairmen ore Mrs. Robert and Mrs. Clarence E. Seipel of Women’s Club firm In Its st^port o f North than 10,000 men. your business insurance Lllley and Mrs. R. M. Bantley. 52 Phelps Rd. Miss Everett Is employed as Vietnam and the Viet Cong. He needs. You’ll get needed defended the peace proposals of To Testify for AnnT Reading a statement to naara- Miss Burrell graduated In a clerk-typist by Pratt. and Starts Sept. 29 protection, without any A golf tournament for mem­ CARPET and FLOOR COVERING Hanoi as constructive. men at the White House, Nixon gaps or overlaps in cover­ 1968 from Dhio Wesleyan Uni­ Whitney Division, United Air­ The Women’s Club of Man­ said Isasened military manpow­ bers of Friendship Lodge of craft Corp., In East Hartford. “ 'I'o think that the United age. Shield yourself versity, Delaware, Ohfo, with a chester will open its season with er requirements—due In part to Masons will be played on Sun­ She graduated from Fairborn States can obtain at the confer­ against financial loss. Call bachelor of fine arts degree. a dessert bridge on Monday, m MAJN SIRKT m . M34U2 Vietnam troop wlthdrawala— us today; we’ll be on day, Oct. 12, at Mlnnechaug (Ohio) High School In 1966 and Sept. 29, at p.m. In Fellow­ ence table what It has failed to Two Berets In college she was a member 8 made It poealMe to oonoel pro­ guard tomorrow. Golf Course. Registration and achieve with a half-mUIlon- of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority attended Manchester Commun­ ship Hall of Second Congrega-;. grammed draft calls for S3JW0 further details on storting times strong army on the battlefield and Delta Phi Honorary Art ity College In the fall of 1968. tional (Church. msn In November and ifi.lXW In will be announced at lodge . .. would mean to be obviously Robert J., Smith, I nc. Society. She is a designer with Mr. Hoar is training with the The theme of the meeting, December. meetings, and can also bo ob­ U. 8. Army Reserves at Ft. at variance with reaUty,’’ he Won H Be Tried Interior Decorating Studio of J. which Is open to members and The acUon came very dose to INSURANSMI'mS tained by contacting the co Leonard Wood, Mo. A 1966 said. LONG BINH, Vietnam (AP) L. Hudson Co. In Detroit. guests, is “ Golden Years’’ to A U.S. Army spokeaman aald an outright two-month suspen­ chairmen, Charles Klingon graduate of Manchester High Gromyko added that the Paris — Two of the eight Green Beret 968 Main St.—TeL 640-5241 Mr. Seipel. graduated from commemorate the club’s 60th Boyle and Smith “ cure no longer sion of the draft. However, Nix­ smith of 83 Bryan Dr. and Rob Sc:hool, he attended Manchester m m t peace talks will move toward men charged with murdering a anniversary. Table prizes will under confinement but are in a on said that the 39,000 man ori­ ert DeProspero, 94 Carmen Rd Hamilton College, Clinton, N.Y. Community College. He was an agreement when the “common Manchester be awarded and there will be a Vietnamese agent are not being parole status." However, he in 1966 with a bachelor of arts sense and a realistic assessment brought to trial because the ginally slated for Induction In apprentice for Pratt and Whit­ “chatter table” for non-players. sold the two men must remain Instrumentallstfl Interested In degree In economics. He was a of the situation will prevail in Army is arranging for them to October would be called over a ney Division, United Aircraft Those planning to attend are on the Long Blnh base 16 miles joining the Manchester Civic member of Delta Kappa Epsi­ American policies.’’ testify against the other six 8pe- three-monUi period ending Dec. Corp., in East Hartford. In reminded to bring plasdng north of Saigon "so tliat they M. Orchestra which will soon start lon social fraternity and Is now The Soviet forel^ minister clal Forces men, military January, he will return to cards. ITCHiNCARPET will be readily available." unacAsuAUY rehearsals for this season are a buyer with the J.L. Hudson The President aleo announced classes at Manchester Com­ Reservations for groups may also dashed hopes of any early sources said today, reminded to contact Mrs. Co. He said Boyle lias been e jh that If Oongreea faUs to wot on • TraJtmafk of Tho jiftna Coiuotly & munity College. be made by contacting Mrs. advance toward U.S.-Soviet ’The sources said the two men Surety Cf*. and itt aitociated cnmpaniei. George Dickie, personnel man­ slgn^ to other officer’s quar­ the draft reform legislation he The wedding is planned for The wedding Is planned for Kenneth McAlplne Jr. of 26 100% NYLON • HIGH DENSIlV agreement on the Middle East. Chief Warrant Officer Edward ager of the orchestra, 241 Hen­ ters, while Smith Is In a mm- propoaed on May IS, he would Nov. 16 at St. Thomas Episco­ Dec. 27 at Bolton United Meth­ Marlon Dr. or Mrs. Elmer RUBBER BACK • LARGE ASST, OF He noted that the Soviet Union, M. Boyle of New York City and ry St. pal Church, Rochester. commissioned officers’ bar­ lesue an exacuUve ordar aimed odist Church. Odell, 612 E. Center St. together with many other coun- .Sgt l.C Alvin L. Smith Jr. of racks. COLORS. . . tries. Is Working resolutely for a Naples, Fla., wlU be given Im­ at eharply reducing the number munity from U.S. prosecution. Rheault and the oQier five of- of yeare during which youi« (See Page Eight) and the Army now Is talking ficeis "felt deserted and )>o- men face the uncertainty of pea- with the Saigon government to trayed” when they were told •tbie Induction. Ha aald, howev­ arrange for Immunity ati that they would be tried, one mili­ er, that no axaeuUva ordar end. tary defense counsel, Capt. John could accomplish his objecUvea S.'Berry, said. The Army announced ’Thurs­ "ae clearly and effeoUvoly" as f SQ. YD. New H E W day that Col. Robert B. Rheault, He added that Rheault "has Uie propoaed lagteUUon. 43, of Vineyard Haven, Mass., assumed leadership and Is de­ Secretary of Defense Melvin commander of the Special termined not to let their morale H. Laird said at the White INSTALLED!!! Policy Cuts Forces In Vietnam when the sink. ’This morning he haul them Smilinsr paratroopers from the Third Brigrade of the 82nd Airborne Division House one plan being consid­ agent disappeared, and five of all out running." M iry Vietnamese children at Hoc Mon,South Vietnam, after learning they will Probe Asked ered would make I9-year-olda WASHINGTON (AP) — The his staff officers would stand Several of the military de­ be among the soldiers to be withdrawn from Vietnam under I’ resident Nix­ the most vulnerable to Induc­ Nixon administration has ex­ trial before an Army court on fense attorneys acciMed the ons order to cut American troops there by 3.-),()00 lief ore Dec. 15. The soldiers tion Another alternative Uaik tended Its controversial health charges of murder and conspir­ Army judge advocate’s office of heard the announcement on a newscast. (AI’ Photofax) On GIs’ Role could )>e accomplished through program cutbacks to five pro­ acy. lack of cooperation. exscuUve action, he aald, would jects that apply research gains ’They said they had asked that make prime draft targets of 13- A r m s tr o n g An Army spokesman also an­ the men be permitted tele­ to patient treatment for chronic nounced that charges against to In Laos yaar-olds and men In ths M to phone their families when they diseasea, including cancer. Boyle and Smith were being $8 ysar age bracket wlUi ex­ ^ a iS p ijo n Budget authorities In the De­ were Informed of the cliargea In pired student dsfermento. held In abeyance pending trial July but were told the families U.S. B52s in New Raids WABHINGTON (Al>) — 8«n. partment of Health, E duc-’.’on of the other cases. No explana- Asked how the October draft could read a)x>ut It in the news­ John Sherman Cooper, R-Ky., and Welfare have ordered dras­ Uon was given. call of 33.000 wtMjId be spaced. papers. haa asked two Senate commit­ tic cuts this year, and termina­ In terms of Inductions, LsOrd 'm Boyle had been living In the Berry said an officer from the tees to Investigate reports that tion next year, of the chronic same barracks at Long Blnh Along Cambodian Border said the maUsr was not finally INDOOR judge advocate’s office told U.S. troops art supporting looal disease programs involving can­ with Rheault and the five other ^ini decided but Selective Service of- ARPETING ’Wliat ever you can ar­ SAIGON (AP) The U.8 . The attack caused no caiiuaU forces In combat In Laos. cer, respiratory ailments, dia­ ered eight Ruaalan-made 122mm flctala had Indicated to him Out 1 officers under gtiard, but he was range ts all right, bub not at He made Ute requrst Thurs­ TTW fiber UMd m IM* t t r p t t W betes, arthritis, heart and >®®rit acur- rocket launchers. they favored calling up 10,000 in •II malerlali In Itt manutoclw* have light scattered ground flglitltxf . .__. , . . day after pubttehed repurte that stroke and neurological and sen­ nthpr. «,p~ government expense." Berry *»»« scaiierea ground fighting '■’nils Is the largest number of October, to.ooo In Novainher m McM tna la n w x ^ ' rylng back to thalr base. Half U.S.-backed troope In L«oe had sory disorders. telephone in hi Vietnam, but American B6S these weapons ever found In a and 3,000 In December. OUTDOOR seised oonlrnl of two areas lung -Thi. ^ buUdIng where the prisoners bombers dropped 1,2(X> tons of ’®‘®'‘ hie Viet Cong si- location’ n i l i* “ nt*; yo* can’t 1*11 From indoor Mido of thong J| Dr. Stanley W. Olson, director aald a oommu- He aald Dm January draft iM fi-m m OUftn filltPf. Um It pttio or Itrroco . . . In your family . . . ^ held by the Cbmnruinlst Pathel on room of HEW's regional medical pro- S l l c e , ^ w Z r ^ ^ u i«ic . t uuiiunis '• C ." a Une bom b. the Cambodian tacked them. ’" " I X call, now programmed tor M.OOO kitchan . . . don . . . around Hit poe^. U»t It anywlmro that you nttd cartfrt# ^ t-M o forces. grams service, confirmed that and collected a duffle hairbag and e neutrality of ths small INSTALLED WITH PADBIII The new budget restrictions calling for the direct, popular ing the night fired 10 rounds of Crlttenberger, 42, a 1660 grad come aCtocIlve next Jan. 1 or as BlU -Bayh took heart from the of the border. ooutheaat Aalon Kingdom. are expected to increase al- election of the President has rockets Into the headquarters of unts of West I*olnt, was com soon thereafter as practical. LABOR AND DOOR METAL) House vote, wh;ch he called Cooper sponaored on amand- In the ground war, a Viet the 3rd Marine Division at Dong mander of the Mh Infantry DIvI Nixon had promieed, at the Enough to do living room, dbilm (See Page Three) teen approved by the House In “encouraging. dramatic msnt. adopted by Um Ssnats anti Cong fproe upset a U.S. Marine Ha, 16 miles south of Uis demlU- National Oovernor's Cbnferenee ^ room «nd hall . . . (Up to 41 such on overwhelming fasl'Lon historic.” Sg. Ydi.) ' r- ambush early today, then at- lartsed sone. (Saa Page EIgM) (I > Pago Bight) “ This Is an important step In (seked (Saa Page EIgM) . that even the measure's sup­ the patrol after It re Spokesmen said a few Ma­ building the momentum that treated. kilUng two Martnea and porters are surprised—and rines were wounded, but' none IdRAMIC BATHROOM 00 Hospital Aid could assure Its passage In the wounding 11. Headquarters $ ' pleased. waa killed. The 3rd Division Is Senate and, hopefully, guaran- aald, “ Enemy lomes are un- being withdrawn from Vietnam TTie size of TTiur; day’s vote— tee acceptance by the stale leg- known at thU time." $ 339-70- raised backers' hopes under Presldertt Nixon’s order 119.95 ^Squandered’ islatures," he said. The fight took place 26 miles that the proposal can win Sen­ to reduce U.S. troop strength by And Then Came Ztvach... FAMOUS ARMSTRONG VINYL ate approval, state ratification The H o u k vote dtscloeed i»Ud south of Da Nang. Ae the Ma- 86,000 men before Dec. 61. WASHINGTON (AP) — The bipartisan support for the pro- rtnes waited In Itldlng, the Viet Wa s h in g t o n iap) with INSTAUID anj become the 26th amend- U.S. Infantsymen from ths frxim their offices or wlietwver, 'Zwach on a close vote. Is there government has squandered mil­ posal, which would scrap the Cong rtielled the patrol, Indlcat- a name like Zwarh. a man'a got CORLON .Tient to the Constitution. 196th Light Infantry Brigade the reading elerka uae their n»pre preoeure, arm twIoUng? Ito to 100 So. Ft. IndiidM iJibor, lions of dollars on hospitals that system used to elect every .-Tei- Ing they Imew where the Ma- to have a rense of humor And InMIM m Senate Democratic Leader sweeping through foothilU moat mllllfluoua volcea and mtoriala and lo o r Choice of Colon. unnecessary or become Ident since George Washington. rines were. 66 when he'a a congreaaman. like "U coukl, " eahS Zwach in an miles south of Ds Nang uncov- alowly roll out the' names, ms- PiLom moneyloslng'tax havens for, their M•«* aa * judge on Uie 4th U.8 . cenlonty but not many •27.95 System Now Challenged “ sbsoluUly honest.’’ Circuit Court of Appeals. OEPAIRS AMO REMODELINH I.-*..-! 7 ^ ? waste each year, he declared. Culbertson, a (sblorful. white No device u used more fre­ Ib d a y is 1970 at your Ford Dealers! The subcommittee report de­ haired lawyer, and president of At Thursday's hearing AFL- quently. altoough not ahraye for livered by Ribicoff mentions the Electoral College Debates the Greenville County Bar Asso­ CIO President George Meeny counting votes It's a handy Ford leaps into the 70s 1970 Torino. 1970 Ford. 1970 Mustang. construction of two liospltals in ciation. described himself as a accused Haynsworth of a disre­ Ume-coneumsr, vote-slaller arxl 9x12, A U N Y LO N Belle Glade. Fla. The Welfare member of Americana lor Dem­ gard for ethical standards be­ mind-changer It's a fine irri­ with newer, bolder, All new clear through. lake a Quiet Break. Move Run with Number One. Department granted $635,000 ocratic Action, a sympathiser cause of his parilcIpaUon In the tant to members arho approve, No matter which 1970 Torino you INLAID Oiten End in ISear-Wars better ideas. They are Into the quieter world of the sleek No doubt about America's favorite three years ago to a $1,6 million with Uie NAACP, and “ a real care and also charged him with or dlsappirn-e. certain legiala- choose, you'll bo driving the most now Fords lor 1970. Take your choice an BMilabor and an anUclvU llcm but who'd rather not bs |jul sporty car: it's Mustang all the w'ay! W M ta KMokha . hospital that still has only 50 WASHINGTO.N (APi — The the chief magistrate of Ute Unit­ genuine double dip Democrat.” completely changed car of the year. to r X vr. BRAIDED ’ $1 rights bias. on record ready and waiting at ol live great V-8's and 21 dilferent Take your choice of six different' Z 0 9 5 percent occupancy, he said. At Electoral College, now facing Its ed States is almost Die only part He aald Uiat he doesn’t agree New shape. Now size. New stylo. A spokeaman lor the Ameri­ models Including the elegant LTD models. Three different rooflines •79.98 the sanle time the SBA loaned most setioua Oiallenge, has of the system, of any conre- arlth Haynsworth'! philosophy It's oa liandy as a pocket knife your Ford Dealer’s now. can Bar AaaocUUon. former New power. There are 14 models In and popular Galaxio 500 The new $70,000 to another hospital In the been the most problematical quence’. which has escaped with­ and if the Democrats had won In a boy scout • pshii to mem­ Nine dilferent engines. Mustang s RUGS ! Deputy Atty Gen. Lawrence E. all And you're sure to find one,that Ford gives you a ride so smooth and community, the report said. compromise In that great com out severe censure." boasted Al­ the last election os lie had bers who are deft m Its usre Come in and see the look designed to be designed by you. Walgh. tesUfted on the other \^ives you the value, performance or vihration-lreeythat you have to test- Find out why'Mustang's really Num­ Racnlar $79.95 g o o d c b o k k o r o o i x m Before consthictlon. the $1.6 promise called the U S. Comti exander Hamilton. hoped, he would have recom- and mort ore Thare've been 184 of tomorrow . . . today! mcn-•"= < only Haynsarorlh. arhosc )x>me Is to nounved Bwoc k. has to endure Jamee Madison, prime draf­ Walsh said Haynsworth. now Ford gives you Better Ideas. It^ the Going Thing 2s? s not get the personnel to operate elective federal officials not Greenville, ts "abooluUly hon­ the calling of 434 namss before ter of the OmsUutkm. admitted as a lioqiltal. lected by direct vote of the ;peo- est—a man of impcccabte totsg- chief judge of the 4th U.S. Court It'e hla turn. If everybody la the syrem lor picking a presi­ lity.’’ NYLON Ribicoff died other luapitals of Appeals, la "s man of Impec­ there at roUcall time a rarity dent araa an expedient. to California, Arizona and Flor­ The Founding Fathers, ao fre­ He also aald that Judge Hayn- cable totognty" and that his lllse the whooping crane “The modes of appoimment ida arhich became unprofUabie quently Invoked to the current •wnrth lias one of Ute bast legal proteatoonal quaJlflcationa are Zarach’e moment might come oa DILLON SALES and SERVICE, Inc. CARPETS pexjposed (at the CaosUtutlotial intoda, one of the moat tnclalva “ at the lop ■■ after receiving SBA financing. debate, really thought they had" *1™^“ **? quickly aa y o mlinitae after the ( f b U . U ■ vartoUB." minds. I’ve ever run toto.” A/ 319 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER He said It would appear the worked out a grand sotutica to a ^ Mrany accused Haynsworth start MUS "a s by the Culbertson brought some hu­ homy 5TOW«to M u d im u y relatod. of a duregard of etolcal ounJ- But when the leatlera of the- ■) mor toto Senate Judiciary Cotn- (* "n ie mode of appointment of (Bee Pago a) House decldr' to give missing J J y ■ mlttee hearings that have been * (Bee Page EIgM) members lime to gri to the floor R«li. John Zwach

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TiwyTim, His ‘Mtss Vick? H e h r o n MOVIE AUDIENCE EVENING HERALP. MANCHlSrER. CONN, BBIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1969 *******GUIDE******* Sheinwold on Bridge BURNSIDE HAS A WINNER P A G E T H R E E A SERVICE OF FILM-MAKERS Plan Wedding for This Yide Building Unit AND THEATERS. FALSE SAFETY PLAY chronic disease prpgrams will LOSES THE CONTRACT 'WhatBver you hear about New HEW remain. ThAse ratinpt -apply to ftims N O RTH B y LOUISE COOk' duced his fiancee to /television r*|«PM £ ahar Nuv 1.1968 They are the kidney disease B y Alfred Sheinwold 4 J 10 9 Associated Press Writer v j^ e r s and gave h « the ring Selects Aides I? K983 control program, the NaOonai THIS SEAL la truel Policy Cuts snmr two had picked i)ut together "A litUe knowledge Is a daih- 0 Q7 Clearinghouse for Smoking and 1966 QLDSMOBILE NB5W Y O R K (A P ) — His hair earlier in the day/H e said the At its first meeting this week, In ads indteatas tht rllm was Health, and the nutrition pro­ 7 gerous thing” was probably K962 (Ooattmied trow Poae One) was,ln voice was an octave higher. But Miss Vicki, the/'victor of /fiiem Building Committee elected D. D 5 Q874 ready vocal protesU from the of Salf-Ragulation. I^rhaps even by the dummy in other than that, Tiny Tim and “ ''■ / Benton Crittenden as chairman 17QJ10 L7A74 'MIDIMIGHT medical community and some • AUTO . IV A N S , Vicki Budlnger looked very After the t^ v ls lo n taping, the [1 Suggeited for GENERAL today’s hand. South looked 019643 0 10 82 congreorional leaders. e R A D IO and Robert Dixon as secretary. audiancot. around for a safety play and « J 843 4 , 107S Election Bill • POWER STEBBINQ muenmnoK like lit., a„ newly _ engaged______1 cou-___ two held 7.a/ news , conference, Sen. Edward M. Kennedy of flanked by/the singer s manager Crittenden, a member of the § Suggaatad for MATURE found a w ay to go down at an • NEW WUU'E TIRES SOUTH IMmOia MnssachuietU. the Seiwte’s No. unbeatable contract. If be had P*®' and his parents. Asked what she Hebron Board of Education, audiancaa (paranul dlacra- 4 AK632 Endorsed never heard of safety plays he’d A t 7:16 BURNSIDE 3 Democrat, spoke out against Seated before a battery of ml- thought/of her daughter-ln-lawJ served as chairman of the build­ ^ 652 tion adviaad). 9:20 (OoBttnaed tr e u Page Ooe) croidiones in a Chinese restaur- to-be, Mrs. Kauhry simply have made the game and rub­ O A K S medical program cutbacks •1795 ing committee for the last addi­ RESTRICTED — Paraona ber. ant, the ukulele-strumming en- shrugged. a ♦ AQ Thursday night In a speech In there would be a rtuioff between tion to the Hebron Elementary undar 16 not admlttad. un- South dealer. teener l.wked fondly at his Tiny Tim, who has been in South W o t North East "The Impact of'the cuU the top two. bride-to-be, said it didn't really ghow business for more than School. laia aecompaniad by parent B oth eddies vu ltte ra b le . 1 4 Pass 2 4 Pass wlIKte felt In medical ochoola Opponents charged the 40 per Dixon, a member of the Plan­ Opening lead — Queen of matter If she couldn't cook and decades and whose sige has or adult guardian. 4 4 ' A ll Pass univerkities and research cen­ TED TRUDON. Inc. ning and Zoning Commission, Is Hearts. ceiM pro\'lslon could lead to a even offered to give her top bill- been listed in published reports Paraona undar 16 not ad- ters throtigtwut the naUon.” VOLKSWAGEN PORSCHE ing also running this November on West opened the queen of Kennedy satd.\ , minority president, but Rep. 33, 46 and ."In his 40’s,” tnlWad. Thit age raatriction Vicki, a 17-year-old Haddon- gained fame several years ago the Republican ticket for the hearts, and the defenders quick­ trump there were five possible The retrenchin^t^ Iro govern­ Emanuel Oiler, D-N.Y., man­ TOLLAND TPKE. — TALOOTTVILLE may be higher In cartain field, N.J , girl, nervously twist­ with his falsetto version of such office of selectman. ly rattled off three heart tricks. singletons for him to hold. It ment health prograrha results ager of the bill, countered by ed her 1%-carat diamond en­ araaa. Check theater or old favorites as "Tipto* The committee also decided Then they switched to dia­ was foolish to giiard against one Irom President N lxon's^^r to gagement ring from Tiffany’s, poli«lng out that 15 presidents Through the Tulips." to Intervlerw several of the advartlalng. monds, and South needed the of them at the- risk of losing to chop $3.6 billion from the feder- blushed frequently and said "o f have been elected with less than His ukufele tucked in a paper architects who are Interested in Printtd •• • public lervica rest of the tricks. the other four. al bu<%et In the fight agaliM course" she agreed with her fi­ to, per cent of the popular vote. shopping bag, the ringleted the project. by thii npwtpppet South’s only problem was to The correct play was to load Inflation. ance's statements that he ThiKtocludes Prerident Nixon, singer became a familiar figure PZC Approval avoid the loss of a trump truck. the first trump from the dum­ The latest five affected units doesn't believe in kissing before who gdtvrilghtly more than 43 as a guest artist on telctrislcm The Planning and 2k>nlng He planned to take a finesse my with the Intention of fines­ are the major source of federal per cent. marriage. shows. funding for the transfer of re­ Commission ho-s voted approval for the queen, but first he sing immediately. This would O ile r brought^^the week-long Tiny Tim —^whose real name is He said he met Vicki, a slen­ THEATER TIME FMNT of an application from Real thought he would try the enable South to cope with any search breakthroughs In chronic debate on tite meekom to a dm- Herbert Kauhry and whose age der, auburn-haired gilrl, in Phil­ Estate Research Associates of SCHEDULE "safety play” of cashing the three or four trumps headed by diseases to everyday medical malic, emotlorml cloie, by de- is supposed to be a secret—let it adelphia while autographing practice, Olson said. East Hartford, for a permit to ace of trumps to guard against the queen In the East hand. olaring House paosage w^uld be BIHBS drop Wednesday that he was copies of his book. " I was afraid The 4anosr control program, oonstnict seven four-family TOIDAY the singleton queen. South could afford to cash the "the crowning achlevemei^ planning to wed the daughter of to give her my address. I for example, has arranged for dwellings on Wells Wood Rd. Burnside — Midnight Cow­ This was an expensive and ace of trumps first only if he my life." NOW an art supply salesman. thought it would be too bold,” uiKiafe safety play. When South more than 1.3 million women in Approval was given subject boy, 7:15, 9:20. had the nine In his own hand The Sl-yeaivold chairman of Thursday, on the NBC "T o ­ he said. next led a club to dummy’s king the past years to receive the to qualifications relative to the Mansfield Drive-In — Night rather than In the dummy. the Judiciary Committee, who night" show, he formally an­ Newspaper accounts of Tiny and returned the jack of ) * t e « In dUgnostlc tests for tu­ sewage disposal system. The of the Living Dead, 7:30, Slaves, Daily Question has served in the House tor 46 nounced the engagement, ssdd Tim ’s budding romance brought spades. East could afford to mors. ^Tulips ^Crocui he would be married on the qualifications were outlined in 9:16. Partner opens with one y^ars, told Ms colleagues he Vicki back to the bookstore the cover with the queen. This Government sources say the a letter dated Aug. 16 to Dr. Cinema I — Midnight Cow­ spade, and the next player pos­ was nearing the end of his life. show at Christmastime, Intro- next day, however, and they American Academy of General Mervyn H. Little, Hebron’s di­ boy, 2, 4:30, 7:45, 9:60. drove out the king of spades. ses. You hold: Spades, Q-8-7-4; Pavement Gives Way XJnder Truck "The ab>-zs awaits me." he ^Hyociirilif were finally introduced. PraoOoe probably will have to rector of health, from TTieodore Cinema II — Funny Girl, 8:00. Dummy’s ten picked up the Hearts, A-7-4; Diamonds, 10-8- said. "Passage will be a real Tiny T im ’s manager said the The pavement in the Purnell PI. parking lot caved end the cancer-test program if C. Wlllerford, principal sanitary East Hartford Drive-In — seven of spades, but East was 2; Clubs, 10-7-5. event In my life," He received a couple would be married either ware, where he had just made a delivery and tried federal aut^x>rt Is withdrawn. engineer of thb Environmental Devils Bride, 9:10; Prehistoric then sure to win the setting What do you say? in under the weight of this truck and its ten-ton standing ovation as he went Itb Christmas Eve or Christmas to make a turn from the Purnell PI. lot when he Rehabilitation programs for mianrl^rivtrr Health Service Division, Con­ Women, 7 :30. trick with the eight of spades. Answer: Bid two spades. load this morning at 0. Truck driver Ronnie Shel- back to his seat. Day on the "Tonight” show. felt the pavement give way beneath his truck. The chronic lung disease at the Uni- necticut State Department of East Windsor Drive-In — Foolish Bisk Your 6 points in high cards en­ don of Webster, Mass., is explaning to lot operator On the final vote 186 Demo­ Asked what kind of ceremony Emanuul L. Wolf pruM nU AN ALLIED ARTISTS FILM truck had to be towed from the hole. veraity of Colorado Medical Eiipninri Health. Young Billy Young. 9:26; South’s play of .the ace of title you to respond to the open­ crats and 154 Republicans \oted L6UV6 she wanted, Vicki said, " A tra­ A Frank Parry>AI»id Production John Rohan how he backed from Manchester Hard­ '<3enter In Denver and at Mt. Rullotln Board . ^ What’s New Pussycat, 7:30. trumps guarded against a sin­ ing bid. and your excellent ______(Hemld Fboto By Bucelrtclus) tor the ameixlment and only 44 Sdlietka EYERfll PubDiihed Dally Except Humlnyv ditional wedding.” Sinai Hospital In Minneapolis Mand)ester Drlve-In — gleton queen in the West hand trump sup>port suggests that Democrats and 26 Republicans utd HoHd&ya ai 13 Binxell Street What docs she like best about Activities in town this week­ will be "seriously affected” by DRMD llanchester, Conn. (06i>40r ChasUty, 9:30; 3 in the Attic, but was sure to lose if West had your response should be a raise. by having Burr, whom they con­ against U. FOR her fiance? "Everything,” she end Include Cub Scout registra­ System Now Challenged one. It allows minority presi­ the cuts, the sourcea said. 7:40. any other singleton. Now, if Copyright 1009 sidered the lesser of two evils, MA1NIIALS Telephone C43-2711 said " I can’t pinpoint any­ tion this evening from' r t o 8 at -... BARBARA HERSHtY, RICHARD THOMAS. BRUCE DAVISON « CATHY BURNS dents, which has happened 14 Four field stations of the Second CIuas P ohuikm rntd m State Theatre —Popl, 6:66, West did have a singleton General Features Corp. made president. times. For All Fall Manchenter. Conn - the Hebron Elementary School h ELEANOR PERRY EVAN HUNTER ALFRED W CROWN heart disease and stroke control YOUR thing.” 9:26; Yellow Submarine, 7:56. Bid Bishop Farewell Flowgr SUBSCRIPTION R a t e s A recent high school gradu­ and the annual meeting of the W SIDNEY BECKERHAN JO El GlICKMAN FRANK PERRY - EASTMAN COIOR Electoral College Debates The House, called on to re­ On numerous ocoasiona elec­ program In San Francisco, Co- P ayable in Advance Podium Players tomorrow eve­ UA Theatre —The Loves of •*«*■<»* JOHN SiyON < > * ► • • ' AIIIPH anv.nvM solve the crisis, deadlocked ate, "M iss Vicki,” as she was Warnar arM-Savan Arts RKora* bmwh h ALLIED ARTISTS tors have relused to vote for the lumbls. Mo., Washington D.C. PORTLAND. Maine (AP) — FALL PUNTmo One Year ...... S30,0<* ning at 8 :30 at the home of Isadora, 7:00, 9:00. Hear (ha (hama $0Af pRayaJ by THC aOASS 0iP40 on iTCO Racortft through 35 balloU. There was a u M odUw ...... 15.60 called by Tiny Tim, said that In M III I rw«ase»» » a i i ^ l candidates to whom they were and Atlanta will be forced to Maine's Roman Colhollcw bid a Three Monthe ...... 7.80 her spare time "I point. I like John Sibun. Often End in Near-Wars talk of civil war before Hamil­ pledged, sometimes in con­ cloae one offlctal aUd. One Month ...... 3.60 farewell today to Bishop the arts.” Then on Sunday, the Midget Marine Weather 'SJ'^°;«.Wefirt4QL I & n ^ EAST HANTEORO TO D A Y AT (ConUn'ned from Page One) ------— ______ton persuaded three Federalists siderable number. we ne sitting on 20 years of Daniel J. Feeney, their spiritual Questioned about Tiny T im ’s Ifootball League will have their HIRUN TUHNPJKf to cast blank ballots giving Jef­ basic research that needs to be loader tor nearly two decades. WINDSOR LOCKS, Conn. (A P ) Nl XT TO TWO GUYS und GRANTMOOR 7:00 A 9:06 Most cltiaensduxens proDaDlyprobably tthink h in k ---- ewr^-vs# vsmi JOHN I . opposition to kissing before opening game at Rham High people at large—by electors tunlty as poGsible to tumult and ferson the victory. —High tide along the Connecti­ ®^inem a1 they are voting for the president ‘ PP***** •** ^ communtty.’.. ----- Richard Cardinal Cushing, marriage she admitted she had SlIiooI against the East Hart­ Aw ard Mimil'iraTnBT'TTTTTigTTBn:’ chosen by the people—by the ex- This all led to the 12th Amend­ instead of electors. Currently, It one nrosTBmprogram nffloeeofficer. "It *-took us Roman Catholic Archbishop of cut shore today will be from W b aier! kissed " a few” boys, but “ of ford V FW team and the Cub ecuUves of the states - by the . oeveral to ment, which provided that elec­ y «a r s to pull together our staff Boston, was to preside at the fu- I^ANCHESTi 4 p.m. at New London to 6 p.m. Boitwa Stacoand has that effect, but it hasn't al­ course” agreed to abide by her Scout Pock 28 fam ily picnic will ^ ^ form an Intermediate body of tors designate their votes for ways been so. « experts and now w e’re forced noral Mass in 8t. Dominic’s O R. 9 - //S^ at Bridgeport and Saturday from j y — y Olri" (Golor) ^ngrete, some preferring a electors.” he said, ”wUl be fiance’s belief. be held at 2 at Gay City State president and vice president on Hff $ 6 & 44A • BOLfON NUICH 4 :46 a.m. at New London to 6:46 *W|rtGa. at 8HW P J t TTie wlnner-take-oU system of to s e e toe conununlty medicine Church, where Bishop Feeney Does the couple want chil­ Park. join ballot of the two houses— much leas apt to convulse the WHITHAM separate ballots. a.m. at Bridgeport. / We£, Sot„ Sow giving the leading candidate all and aptoemldlaglrta as a youngster, was an altar UNOSCAPI kUESMY dren? "That's one of the main a t 2HM> P J H Guess w hat they’ll eat some a separate concurrent bal- community, with any extraorxU- scattered to the wtnda” boy. Tonight tiiToagh Itea. Ix)w tide at Old Saybrook to­ But It left a lot of other prob­ of a state's eleotoral votes also ud reasons for marriage,” said Manchesttir Evening Herald I Beaerved 8eata„ lot allowing to each a negative '’Went movements, ‘’GROW WHM f g - '^Ut B —Both Rated (R) day Is at 10:45 a.m. and at lems unsolved, including the Is mere tradition. It has been The cuts a «e c l 881 officials In The Mass, the last of three re- Tiny Tim. How many young­ Hebron Corrostpondent Ann AvoU aU e “ on the o t h e r hniu>e______choice of one who was the nve programs. Many will be 11:45 p.m. demonstrated temptation to done a number of other ways, qulems tor the 76-year-old prel­ ■eale 6. Bs(tea» 066 Y6s. frsai BsMaa Nsteb-663-2M sters would they like? "As Riiit, TeL 228-3971. at The Fam ily Mace transferred to other divisions, Sunset today will be at 6:64 nation of several Candidate'S SeTubltc wheeling and dealing. including the awarding of elec­ ate of Maine’s 276,000 Cnthollcm many as the good Lord pro­ ...... '■.r:':-.-... Xi-.. Olson said. and sunrise Saturday 6:87. one house, out of whom a choice P“ “ *c wienes. In 1824 Andrew Jackson re­ toral votes by distrtet. was to have eight New England OWN DAILY Mid 80WDAT M $tl vides,” the entertainer added. PUSHBACK G IA N T -- ACRIS Of Many of the Founding Fathers Three units in the division of Boating weather for Long Is­ AUDITORIUMS " G A U L R Y should be made by the other. ceived a plurality of the popuhu- bishops as concrlebrants. SiAIS " S C R ifN FR(i PARKING also doubted the general public District Seeks land ound: Winds will oe at "Several other modifications and electoral vote In a four-way possessed the wisdom to elect a 10 to 20 knots today, becoming were stated,” Madison said, race, but he lacked a majority, proper president. Hamilton New Sewer Bids east to northeasterly at 10 knots ‘"n ie expedient at length adop- sending It to the House. ed seemed to give pretty gener­ bluntly stated, that “ a small or less tonight and continuing Henry CTay. \^ho finished The 8th District board of di­ al satisfaction to the members.” number of persons, selected by Saturday. Skies will be fair fourth, threw his support to rectors has rejected all three The delegates took 60 ballots their fellow citizens from the through Saturday with visibility John Quincy Adams, who ran before deciding on the electoral general maiss, will be most like­ of the bids eubmitited Monday of more than five miles. second, sind Adams won the FAM-LY AFFAYRE college system for choosing the ly to possess the Information for wuUtury - uewor Improve­ White House. YOUNG BILLY nation's chief executive. and discernment requisite to” ments in Mather St. and at N. selecting a president. In 1878, Democrat Samuel J. YOUNG" The convention voted five School and Oakland SU. RESTAURANT times in favor of having the It amounted to plutocracy—a 'niden outstripped Republican ----- FLUB ------The board vobed last night t o V'lBUIHlfiail president picked by congress, gatheidng of the elite to do what Rutherford B. Hayes at the ___ PaearaalOT 1487 S IL V E R L A N E — E A S T H A R T F O R D polls, but 26 electoral votes •TFhalV Waw P « w l T ” advertise at once for new bids, but ultUnately rejected this be­ the populace at large could not to be opened next Friday at 7 cause it would have made the be trusted to do. This may were disputed. Including 19 p.m. in the District Firehouse. executive subservient to the leg­ sound ehocklng to 26th century from southern states still under f 4 f r WINDSOR Under the new specs, bids OPEN MON.-SAT. 7 AM. to 1 A.M. islature. Americans, but It was pretty ad­ Reconst rucUon. nillVI IN ★ HI [, may bo submitted . for one o r The idea of direct popular vanced for a convention that ac­ It was suggested by Hayes both o f the projects and will SUNDAY12A.M.to9Pa. election was opposed by Madi­ tually considered, although that some southerners might ac­ bo considered on the same son, who believed voters would briefly, cresting a kdng to rule quiesce if they "could know that basis, either separately or os a favor candidates from their own the United States. the South is goiiig to be treated package deal. states, giving the larger states At first, the plan seemed to with kind consideration.” The bids opened last Monday FOOD Fried Chicken an advantage over the smaller. work—that Is, until the election A Republican dominated com­ CHER ^ 0 COLOR and rejected lost night) had been AND Old salts love us for our sea food. And for our Another consideration was of 1806 when Thomas Jefferson mission awarded Hayes all the advertised os a package deal just how much of the novel Idea BofEora Stephen Honey-Dip Fried Chicken—4 pieces, with crisp and Aaron Burr each got 73 disputed votes, and when he be­ They showe a tremendous of democracy the OonsUtutlon's came President, the last of (he LONDON WHITTAKER batter, sweet cling peach half, Ranch House Toast, electoral votes. range in prices. LEGAL BEVERAGES framers were ready to accept. At that time each elector vot­ Yankee occu pation troops « AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL ^ And because they hod been potato. $1.89 Complete dinners $l.65-$4.66 "It was desirable, that the ed for two men without distinc­ marched out of Dixie. Fa%U»aAt^jaMii i.m V|| setvse o f the people should oper­ advertised as a package deal, tion as to office. The wirmer was In 1888, Democrat Grover ate in the choice of the person to the 186,800 price bid on the N. t h e , president; the runnerup No. 2, Cleveland’s popular vote ex­ School-Oakland Sts. project by whom so important a trust was The system was devised with­ 6lRiQDWERj0NEb ceeded Republican Benjamin the A. Dzen Construction Co. of to be confided,” said Hamilton, out anticipating the emergence Harrison’s by 166.606. But the farfRily plaee who still wanted to make sure Manchester, although far below Friday Night Special of political parties. As a result GOP carried New York state by EASTHARlfORD the prices submitted by the the "will of the people” would _ 244 O E N T B R ST. Jefferson found himself tied by a few thousand votes to give m W i i C iiinvi IN ★ HI . other two bidders, could not be be tempered. his running mate. juDi-OwCf M«6<»£TW2lTr MANCHESTER Harrison the victory through the 3 accepted, because Dzen had not In the first place, said Ham il­ The losing Federalist party electoral route. bid on the Mather St. project. Open 11 A.M. to 0 PM . ton, it was . . . peculiarly de­ saw a chance to thwart the There are other problems [tBIHSBWBBIl The Bolton Lake Hotel & Restaurant sirable to afford as little oppor- The Maskel Construction Co. Democrat-Republican Jefferson MMCNisTnrauiCMi^Mr with the electoral system. For Mao.-Fri. iiiiu Hiniiifi Set. end Sun. of South Windsor bid $66,896 for NEXT mURS., FBI., SAT. Twin Lobster Dinner $4 7 c T:«0-9H)0 si T H ^ EAST SKMMilS the N. School-Oakland Sts. pro­ Eves, at 8;S0 w « lui i>i uuia___ 7iOe-9tOO ject, and Roncarl Industries of Bat. M o t a t St80 Iii4hidiiig potato a voiatablo ^ East Granby bid $79,947. "BROADWAY'S ANOTHER FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL NOW “VANESSA REDGRAVE IS SIMPLY GREAT IN Maskcl’s price for the Mather St. project was $33,800, and “ P O P l” TODAY 5:Mg 9:t5, * SAT, A T 1:46, 6:86, 9;X6 ■THE LOVES OK ISADORA' ! —i/Af Msgaunt PLAN NOW FOR A COMFORTABLE MUSICALI''.iif [ FLOAST BEEF * complete menu including Roncari's was $20,242. staalcs, chops & seafood ( VfVNESSA On the package-deal basts, S R 1 E ILA Dance to the music of Rockville’s own "Nick Nicholas Maakel's combined price was Trio ’ from 8 to 12, or if you’re a country and western fan j Better to FALL and WINTER REIKJRfWE $78,196, and Roncari's $100,189. S M IT t i — go downstairs to our banquet room for some fine d ro ^ in country entertainment from 9 to 1. -the ocean “TH E LOVES ^iAMC Call and make yonr Boservatian now -than in OF ISADORA” OitMaaiaiUni Banquet & Wedding facilities up to 460 people. the sewer.” Now At Box Office THE BOLTON LAKE HOTEL & RESTAURANT Popi had a dream, REMODELING Rroduetd in •tiocitllon with UnIvirssI Pictures Ltd. DRIVE-IN Prioeat Bhre. Oroh. or Route 44A, Bolton noa-tTSl g TCCHNICOtORM .It. i; i-.' i.“ 1st B oL 16.00, «a.S0, $6.00; aixi the only way he could M B oL $4.00, $SJM>, $2.80. make it come true Fri., Sot. Bveo. Ordi. or 1st was to put his two boys BoL $0Ji0, $6.00, $8JH>! 2nd in a rowboat and set by Bol. $6.00, $4.00, $6.00. them adrift in the ocean. YOU’RE INVITED Sot. Mot, Oroh. < a 1st BoL $6.00, $4JH>, $6.60; 2nd BoL R EC ROOM S Comb. 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-• ‘-v-'.V PAGE FOUR ■ 'V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TOIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1969 '' - \ c o n n . FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1969 W ork Stopped Dr. Spock Says PAGE PlVff STAR. GAXElC*0 Senators Feel: Ellington tended by the two daughters to On Recreation ¥ fh « n TIm Occasion G ift for Flowon.'' Columbia attend the affair. of them landing on its side. No -By CLAY R. POLLAN- Demonstrations 273 Injured TransR Authority sEild the acci­ ARIES UtRA cars fell into the street 25 feet State Soldier Killed Vour Doily Activity Guido Think of Tho Lyman retired to 1960 as dent, at 40to Street and Indiana AMR. 21 SEPT. 23 r i below. Community According to thm Stars. Slated for Fall rural miUl carrier to Ck>lumbia In Rush Hour Avenue, occurred after mechan­ PORT BUSS, Tex. (AP)—A - APR. 19 OCT. 22 _ Good F oundation Laid Red Cross Scores were taken to hospi­ To develop messoge for Saturday, Sex Education Course after 38 yesu’s of service. Both ical failure halted one train. ’The soldier from Connecticut, Spec. HARTFORD, Conn. (A P ) __ H^19-27-35-47 14-20-'28-42fQ ParkhW-Joyce tals, but only eight were found W>'54-6M3-89 read words corresporxiirig to numbers NEW YORK (AP) - Presi­ he and his wife are long and ‘El’ Derailment crash stopped traffic on toe ele­ 5 Donald Turgeon o f Southing­ A Nevada company aimii^ to 70-73.77 to have suffered more than su­ vated froto 35th Street south for ^ T A U R U S of your Zodiac birth sign. dent Nbcon can count on plenty Collects active members of Ckilumbia , ton. was killed to an automobile a “recreation com­ iCORRIO CHICAGO (AP) — An elevat- perficial injury. APR. 20 of pressure from antiwEir dem­ For Defense Inquiry tens at St. Luke’s Congregational Church and the ed severEd hours. Shuttle buses accident at this A rm y base Wed­ munity” in West Goshen an- 1 Your 31 Acids 61 Do OCT. 23 Flower Shop iln loaded with bomebound The fire department hellcop- ( AAAY20 2 Mony 32 62Todoy onstrators this fall despite hie picked ig> the stranded passen­ nesday. the Arm y reports. noimced Thursday it has tem­ N O V . 2 1 W ASHINGTON (A P ) — Sen- Frank Oafceler, Proprietor Grange. pasl^engers rammed the rear of ters shuttled toe In-hn-eA 3 Your 33 Definitely 63 Fovor latest announced Vietnam troop ware. for fiscal 1970 now goes to 66 Pints gers. 0^34-45-531 4 Mate 34 Friervl 64 Thir>g ate critics of defense costs say a 601 M AIN ST„ MANOHESXEl Thurgeon, 21, a veteran of 18 porarily discontinued sales of ^£^1-85-87 41-5066-71^ withdrawal. Dr. Benjamin the House where tar easier lots in the project. 5Does 35 Grumbles 65 Anytnir>g 76-78-82-Wl- new era has opened in public going Is expected. (Next to H siiford 'Nstioiinl months’ service to Vletnaun, was GEMINI 6 Wont 36 Tolk 66 An^irig Spock says. B ank ) _____ f ^ fam ily is the purpose logue In the church and sees The Cotombia Chapter of toe ^ T About 2 million motorists vtrit John S. Keating, vice 7 To 37 The 67Todoy SAGITTARIUS awareness of Pentagon spend­ The measure, however, must the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roland The pediatrician outlined a V riS" WlHi iia u .i u hist, s nniirazz education this happening, but only to a couecced a the Bar Harbour. Me., area president of Boise Cascade Pro­ 8 Friendships 38 To 68 And NOV. ing despite toeir enuhing defeat again go through the Senate for American Red Cross coUected a their married life. Three cars were derailed, one A J^^sm ^ foT^SJ^^tST Turgeon of 103 R iver St., South­ JUNE 20 9 Moy 39 Or 69 Meons ’Thursday a series of fall demon­ Phones: 640-0T01— 6W-144S each year. perties Inc., Issued the an­ DEC. on attempt Eifter attempt to trim appropriation of the actual caA *^*'“ ‘* ever total o< 66 pinto o f Wood ’Tues- ington. 3^ 3- 4 -5 -6 ] 10 Present 40 Out 70 Nice strations Eigainst the war, one of at St. Luke Parish. ’This is a have female priests.” She spWee A cu rvisry* o T nouncement after a meeting 11 Some 41 Don't 71 For a |20-b(Ilion bS3l for milltEiry and there is a possibility the lib­ 7-1356 them prsioUcally in the Presi- return trip to the area for the of women as being e m o S ^ night. ’They were eight pinto with State Consumer Protection !2Be 42 Advances 72 Questior>oble hardware. eral band that put up the fight CANCK laPleose 43 Proper 73 ^rprises dent’e back yard. teacher, Miss Susan Dick, who and unsized for the role o f ^ Commissioner James Caaey and CARRICORN “ We have made a good flgfat,” this time might try again on JUNE 21 14 Romantic 44 In 74 Or They included; to parents Wednesday Priest because of their natui«. ^ group of donors gave to James'Carey, executive director 15 Corvlitions 451s 75 For DEC. 22 said Democrat William Prox- some projects. ^ JULY 22 16 Better 46 Problems 76 Gronted —Oct. 15, a “ Vietnam morato­ n ^ t about her LOGOS Pro- Man, rtie said, was ordained by replace the bknd that was given of the Oonnectieut State Real JA N . 19 mlre of Wisconsin, a leader In Actual amounts authorized 17 Not 47 About 77 Promised rium” scheduled for 400 college EJstate Commission. 16-17-36-40 IB You 48Woys 12-21-23-26/^ the two-month battle that ended are 819.98 billion over-EiU for 78 In campuses. Dick first presented her leader and the^pSeb^r. ^ D:'49-55-67 19 There'll 49 Of 79AAoney 31-39-8086^g Thursday night with passage of planes, ships, missiles and vehi­ The meeting was held to con­ 20Doy 50 Take series of talks, discussions and A parent spoke out In favw one woricea- at the. LIO 80 Electrical AQUARIUS —Oct. 25, a demonstration In the bill. sider questions and complaints 21 Extra 51 Your 61 Goin cles, with 87.1 billion earmarked m ' g JULY 23 Chicago In support o f eight per­ movies to teen-agers and par- <>' encouraging other acUvittos unit said that 1^ about various aspects of the pro­ 22 Are 52 Be 82 Money JAN. 20 "But,” he added, “this is for research, development, test 23 Coreful 53 Prepared sons accused of conspiracy In ents In ToUand, sponsored by '^ ‘I'er than focusing < « sex at b l ^ h ^ SERVICE motion of the recreation oom- ^ AUG. 22 83 Or FEb! IB merely the opening shot in a and evaliutUon. 24 You 54 House- 84 Write connection with the dtaorders tae United Church of Christ and “ «“ ly age. "I don’t see why ^ l e nuinlty, to be called Woodbridgo ;«-‘)24-29-37-43 25 Refuse 55 Turn 85 You 2-15-22-3 larger effort. ’Ihe critical re­ Pentagim critics were aUe to ^64-74-84-88 during the Democratic NatlonEil St. Matthew’s Catholic Church, *“ ''e to tell them In sue* Lake. 26 With 56 You 86 CoTNiections' 44-51-63 view will go CO,” cut out 845.6 million for social hid i t a t VIRGO 27 Be 57 "Conned" 87 Fovort Convention last August. during the spring and fall ^ • I didn’t have this." IT'S Keating said that although the .' Risen “A defense system which for science research and 82B million AUG. 23 26 Moke 58 To salt 1968. Miss Dick blamed the need 29 Soy 59 Into FtB, 19 —Nov. 14-15, a march, yeEirs has <^rated without suf­ company beUeves previous en­ 89 Expenses from the emergency fund. This new series, which began sex education on a sick so- craven SEPT. 22 30 Influentlol 60 Keeping 90 DMlingt MAR. 20 planned tor 500,000 persons, ficient public and private Although they lost all otoer at­ gineering data on the nature of for senior and junior class Wgh seventh grad- S’v '^^25-38-52-57 1- 8- 9-lO i from Arlington Cemetery pEist checks IM now been exposed to the soil in the project tuaa was Jt,s@°bdd IH ) Advene tempts to chip away money for school boys last night is onen ^ ^ pnvlronmofit ^ bocai»o n - ^ 2 % the ‘White House to the Capitol, the sunlight,” said RepublicEin hardware, they did get written FROM accurate, sales were being sus­ to youth of all reli^onn fiv\m where there ds constant ruling allowing don* pended pending the outcome o f where demonstrators will de^xs- Edward BroiAe o f MEissachu- into the bill some restrictions on It cards bearing the names of setts. “ a good foundation has ftmete cf toaVn. the fifth grade on. Miss Dlck^ exposure to sex. "When we further tests. chemical and biological waifere only provision is that toe •'^ve to . » ~ n lia ll. preol- Americans killed in Vietnam in been laid for future inquiry.” materials. low ntow n TnatvcKe^T R had been charged that the In Londonderry: youth’s parent also attends^ know these things until we were ground in the area was unsuit­ a casket to be delivered to the ’Ihe Proxm ire and Brooke 'They also won approval of Over 200 juniors or seniors in high Nicholas Lanzalotta of Oolum- able for installation of sewage President’s resldenc. comments came as the huge ap­ some safeguards on defense open tonight till 9 w e r 200 ^ents were at the ^j,ool she saH “ bin who gave his last pint to Spock told newamen tlmt the propriations measure finally and water facilities. contractors, a 82.5 billion celling Dtok *de8T^"t^a^ th^ ’lf you’re not gaHoota; Roger President’s announcement that pasted on an 81-5 vote, climEUC- on aid to Laos and IhailEuid and The Pont for oil Seosons . . . In addition Keating said, “ We Catholic-Protestant tonight and sat only! a ptow to^at^nd 'Ll ^ «>*> o* y»«r <>'Col“^ to-«»ree stand ready to make full refund another 35,000 troops would be ing the most heated debate over several studies on the future the^ eWlrt-^ childhood,’ ” she said. She ^ gallons, and Leona Pizzltola of of all payments and closing withdrawn from Vietnam wtui a defense spending In two dec- role of weapons approved In the ” sop” and a ’’fraud” to weaken ades. bill. ■IBBID POLYISTIB costs to anybody who has al­ 1M The fam ilv ahe^iiB*irt* *n their heads for ^ the total of 66 people who ready purchased property at the Agreement Reached antiwar demonstrators.^ Although it pEissed virtually intact—only |70 million was bursed andvtoere^h ’ suggest- presented themselves, 23 were Woodbrldgo Lake project and B y jANDREW TO BCH IA He spoke at a news confer­ be relative ta toere used to ed that some parents, capable trom Andover. 31 from OWum- Healey’s armed army eiwort. chopped out—It took 39 full days Five Day Forecast SPICIAL SALE! KNIT WIDI L ies ... THAT who now prefers to cancel. Associated Press Writer No injuries were reported, but ence also attended by David eflvelopes bv for teaching their own children, *>ta, 10 from Hebron, one from Dellinger, editor of Liberation of debate over the two-month WINDSOR LOCKS. Conn. (A P ) Keating also said, “Each BELFAST, Northern Ireland one soldier was pushed against chlM ‘*’® '"^y P>"eter to attend without Lebanon and one from Hartfort period. Penitagon backers had to —Temperatures in Connecticut n g «ls r dSe Woodbridge Lake property own­ (AP) — The Roman Catholics of magazine emd one of the eight SNUGGLE INTO OUR a Jeep mid Euiother’s steel hel­ throw back more than a dozen from Saturday through Wednes­ c^e of "to^M.^ ® *^® volunteero for the Ty er will receive in writing a Londonderry, the town where accused in the Chicago case, WfnHM * leading the such education is really on were Mrs. Kirby 'It o w ti Mra. ABIMACNINIWASNABLII met was knocked oil. attempts to delay such major day are expected to average guarantee that he will be able and Stewart Meacham, peace T« ^ matters of sex. them. However, she cautioned, John Pringle, ajid Mrs John FROSTIE PILE SHORTIE the Catholic-Protestant war The army said 30 barriers had programs as the Safeguard mis- near normEd with daytime highs to Install water and sewage education secretary of the m connection with this idea “ If you don’t get to the child Cragin, donors aides, Mre. John erupted last month, agreed to­ been taken down in the psiat two sile defense system, a new nu- to the 7Qs and overnight lows • 1 0 0 % polyastBr doubl* knit facilities at a reasonable cost.” American Friends Service Com­ Miss Dick left a challenge with fast someone else will.” day to demolish their barri­ days in BetfEuit. clear carrier, mammoth new in the 60s. Groman, Miss Joan Natsch, Casey said he was satisfied mittee. her homogenous audience, the ------staff sides. ^ 9 . 9 4 regular 25.00 cades Monday. During the night, a gEisollne battle tanks, squadrons of su- Weather will be cool Saturday •by fomoui Jeiry Mann of Californio after the meeting that every­ Spock’s 1968 Eintldraft conspir­ Idea of setting up dialogues, be­ They will be replaced toy thlri perjeb fighters and a new with moderation thereEifter, Tho luncheon for the workers thing the state wanted had been bomb smashed into a Catholic acy conviction was thrown out tween adults Find teen-agers as • mochlne wothobie and no iron white painted lines to keep the manned bomber. turning cooler Eigain at the end Artists Offer was served by memJtwrs of toe accomplished. “The Important house in Lurgan, 20 miles from for lack of evidence July 11 In a way of adding “uncles.” feuding Protestanto Find Cathol­ Belfast, and set fire to some ’The bill that finances Edl the of the period, the U.S. Wesdher Women’s Fellowship and the thing was to insure that the ics apart. the 1st U.S. Circuit Court o f Ap- She gave a rapid summary • drip, dry and woor in 10 minutBs curtains, but the housewife’s United States’ militEiry hard- Bureau reported today. Objets-in-Poke ’Tuesday Study Groiq> of And- people of this state could get out Sean Keenan, chairman of the peEils at Boston. ’The govern­ CAPTAIN MAC'S o f some o f the concepts she oovr Congregational Oiurch. teen-age ohildren put out the • grBot fitting and to comfortobia if they wanted and that any Derry Citizens’ Defense Asso­ ment hEus decided not to appeal. presents in the series. ’’You’ve The frosty pile casual coot, that problem would be corrected and fire. Two men were arrested. Spock’s announcement came ciation In the Catholic Bogalde Five other men were Eirrested ^eT-LT^SL’^ r C r ^^^^trorind-celeb;^ The Con^Lr^r'aUs Coun- • chocolotB, navy. Mock, lodon taken care of. The Boise Cas­ dlatriot, told newamen after 24 os Nixon visited New York to after soldiers found three rifles, S j r ° " ® * ^ the cil. Girl Scouts, will hold T n cade people have completely houra of talks with the British address the United Nations. The you'll love at the first hint of chilly days. • and white, tizet 8*16. iperttweor two shotguns and 6< » shotgun SEAFOOD -^ a lw a v s annual fund drive starting to- agreed.” President was picketed at the Arm y that; shells in a oar. —^The Northern Ireland gov­ United Nations and at the Wal- 1967 CHEVROLET separate t^m . She talked of wUl never be described to them 29. ------dorf-Astoria Hotel by small Wear it warmly over pants, Rockville ernment’s largely ProtestEint ■revel^LL^e X'*' never be Forty volunteers, mosUy police force will stay out of Bog- r . j . . bands of antiwar demonstra- level. We recreate life and love Iccntified to them. mothers of the ScouU o greet value at only Loomu Acquires 'Dunbar tors. side. Impala 4-Door Hardtop skirts and practically everything. Double Hospital Notes SEATTLE (AP) __ The Dim- Police Eirrested 12 demonstra- t o " “*® '>'^®'- “> Brownies and committee m^ —MillUiry police will not try s AUTO. TBAN8. f " ® ^ ‘maglne what toe object bers. have already signed up Vlstttng houra are K:80 to 8 bar Armored Cor Service Inc., disorderly conduct FRESH FISH to arrest anyone in Bogslde tor s RADIO _____ ^ L ^ s t ^ ° ^ u L"*® ” 27. to work on the dooJLtoXr cam 1 2 .0 G p.m. In all areaa except ma- anything done before the barri­ and Dunbar Guard Security Ino.i charges after one group, ignor- s POWER STEERING SPECIALIZING IN BAKED STUFFED frtte Christian attitude on sex, spokesman for a group of young vaas breasted, convertible collar, back belt, white ^ temlty where they are 8 to 4 Hartford, Conn., will be acquired a police order Eind attempb s VINYL TOP cades come down. ^ < ^ h t up the Mrs. John Tettelbach is chalr- to 8 p.m. —Military police will be al­ by Loomis Armored Car Serv- march to United Nations LOBSTER AND SHRIMP sizes 6-16. / ' ice Inc., here, the companies Plaza, scuffled briefly with po- “ '<1 ^*^® ®‘=*'®'"®- man of toe special gifts wd lowed to enter the area in an; bov mailed out letters Mrs. Walter Albert tor sollclt- Admitted Wednesday; Bev­ swer to emergency colls, but announced ’Thursday. U'o®- ♦1895 READY FOR YOU TO BAKE announced. Monday soliciting bid? on the ‘"g businesses. Mrs. Albert / erly L a F o r^ , CEiatvtew Ter. 4 other troops will stay out.' * The acquisition of the D unbar ______Tolland; Vlctorta Miercler, companies In an exchange of ent would be glad to hear from —The Bogslders’ vigilante po­ inv ‘ ® variety of persons to- volunteers to help her. ThdmipeonviUe; llT 12i a b e t h stock Is subject to approval of lice force will continue to o(per- FOR H IN T 978 SUU.IVAN ®®®“ ® Lennon, his Lyman Anniversary Ma/oimlk,- WatMn Rd.,'iWi.i . would not toe removed until SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. noBM. She reiterated! the need Hughes. celebrate their fiftieth weddtov BUlington Avc., BockvlUo; Lois M o tle y because the Rev. Ian ing the northesjjtem states, will TOLLAND TPKE. — TALOOTTVILLE what he is doing to There actually will be an ob- onnlversEiry Oct. 1. transfer 4(X) employes to the W8LDON M UG OO. Schulz, Middle Butcher Rd., E l­ Palslby the ProUstont militant, Loomis orgiuilzatlon. 7tl Mata St,-4BaL dU-MiA i*^ will be placed some- An “ open house” Is to be held lington; Davi4 Crockett, War- is schedlHcd to hold a meeting T ^ r e are no experts she said where, Parrish hastened to as- in their honor. Sept. 28 from 2 reirvUle; Sahdra Paul, Qoooe in Londonderry Sunday, “ and ” ® ** ^ education, sure an interviewer. A signed to 4 p.m. at the Pariah House Lane, Tolland, Eind BaTbeu-a perhaps a few ^ his followers Tlie more I’m to it the more certificate from a lawyer attent- of the Columbia Conjrre^atlonal Darcey, Huitord Tpke,, Ver­ might try to maki\.thelr way ingM ened I became." Miss ing to this will be placed in a Church. This event was arrant- non; and Joseph Tedford, Hill­ Into the Bogslde.” Dick spoke of toe need for bank and the buyer will get a ed by their two dauirhtera Mra side Ave., Vernon. “ I would advise them ogitinst 1 TOLLAND “tremendous adult education bUl of sale. Clinton Ladd and Mrs ’ Jane Births Wedneoday: Dtuighter this," he added. and minimum child education.” Then it is up to the owner. “ It McKeon. An open invitation to to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Pelo- British Defense Minister Den­ GARDEN CENTER TPKE. “I am absolutely against sex going to create for toe owner all their friends has been ex quln, Stafford Springs; son to is Healey on ’Thursday began a MANCHESTER- education in the schools be- "®w sort of identity with every Mr. turd Mrs. Gerry Luddon, tour of the British army units tiween kindergarten and fourth object,” said Parrish. “ It’s pos-. ------v e r n o n t o w n Windsor Locks. keeping peace in Northern Ire­ CHRISTMAS SHOP grade. It should be done at ®*ble for him to think every ob- 1 ; ONCI-A-GIAGON SALI Diatdiarged Wednesday; Ar­ land. As he was leaving a Cath­ LINE home.” She stressed that in Ject is his at one tim e.” thur Anderson, Rockville; San­ olic section of Belfast, a scuffle every class there are 10 or 12 ------ON DIGIONIRG dra D. VUeskis, Mountain St.. VITTNER broke out between 2D0 shouUng youngsters ivho may not be Rockville! Reha Legor, Middle- people and the rear men In ready. She starts her program To Visit Japan ORIGINAL GW IATIRS Butcher Rd., Ellington; Glen Wortman, Weigold Rd., Tol­ TOKYO (A P ) _ ’The three Miss Dick also ^ k e against U.S. astronauts who flew the land; MlchMl Olggey, Pinnacle 3 a 9 4 regular 7.00 oomlblntog boys’ and girls’ sex first landing mission to the Rd,, Ellington; Michael Morin, . *J . --•«* iiiAOOivm LU Uie YOU ALW AYS JUST ARRIVED eOucatlon claases In the upper moon will viait Japan Nov. 4-5 Regan Rd., Rockville; Cathy TRAILER LOAD grades. ’’Girls appreciate being as special envoys of President Eldwarda, Sadds M ill Rd., E l­ SAVE AT THE - separated.” The O olstian con- Nixon, the Foreign Ministry an- lington; Doris PschlohhoUz, cept of sex identifies It as being nounced Saturday, Rockville, and Edwin Davis, ARTHUR DRUR sacred and private, she said. The announcement said Noll Barber HUl Rd., Rockville. FRESHLY DUG Society Against Body Armstrong, Edwin E. Aldrto Jr. Marvelous machine washable and dryable EVERGREENS ”A whole generation has and Michael Collins will be ac- turned us off,” Miss Dick ex- companled by their wives claimed. She described a teen The ApoUo 11 trio will surive full fashioned, nylon sweaters. Choose from EVERGREENS - RHODODENDRONS ■ AZALEA world where venereal disease is *" Japan on the last leg of a tour epidemic because of casual 22 nations, it sEild. turtle, mock turtle and jewel necks, Suppose a 7 5 IVIPH sexual encounters, with the en- government will welcome ANDROMEDA • PYRACANTHIA - FLOWERING SHRUBS counters often happening be- ^ ® "’ a way suitable to presi- cause of alcohol. ”We now have envoys, the Euuiounce- long sleeves and short. In block, brown, wind hit your house teon-age alcoholics.” She tells added. teen-age girls they “ must n o t ______white, gold, blue, red, pink, navy, attach an umbilical cord to -what would happen RHODODENDRON JAPANESE YEW CANADIAN every emotion that comes your way.” beige, and orange, slightly irreg. SEEDLINGS SPREADING TYPE She described the unwEished to your roof? HEMLOCK hippie as possibly a rebellion tin yiir Ime Eigainst a schizophrenic society Sizes 34-40. sportswear. To (Ind out, we whipped up a hurricane. POTTED PLANTS that bombards them with sex With s Jet plane and powerful lire but at the same time comes hoses. At 60 mph. the ordinary shingles [ 9 - 1 2 ” * 3 . 4 9 1 5 - 1 8 ” * 3 . 4 9 out squarely against toe body, ANEWL(X)K on our test house flapped up. At 120 pushing aa most essential mph, they were tearing loose. It this 6 ^ ' » 1 . 1 9 mouthwashes, deodorants, etc. were your house, water could seep In 5 forJ14.95 10 for *29.95 Love of one’s body is a part to ruin your ceilings, walls, lurniture i of sex education. Miss Dick and carpeting. said. For some women, ’’from But the remarkable Bird Wind Seal* 9 ” * 1 . 3 9 . the waist to toe knees is dirty.” SPECIAL PURCNASEI JET._atayed put. Secure and weather- She spoke against today’s PRE-SET WASNARLE tight. UPRIGHT TYPE feminist movement, however. t t ? How come? Because each ' JET;' Is d e - ______— 1 8 - 2 4 ” H . 4 9 ■’Women today sire on eu> or- STRETCN MINI WIG signed with Ihermo-pl'asilc dots lhal weld the shingles to each AZALEA each *2.69 gtiam binge, competing with other and to the roof (There are over 19.000 of these power­ msui.” She referred to womiui ful. adhesive dots on an average root.) So "JETS " lay flat — 10 for *39.95 . as being to a state of progres­ {ust call even In hurricane force winds. 1 2 ” * 3 . 4 9 sive undress, almost totally un­ 4444)134 Gel all the tacts on this remarkable new shingle with dressed, and becoming more FLOWERING or moH coupon the surprising economy — the Bird Wind Seal "JET." 5 for H4.95 like men. ’Iliey are getting a 1 8 .9 4 regular 25.Q^ PYRACANTHIA miMcultoe education, she said. below — 9 CRABTREES ■”rhe more educated the more 1 (PIRETHORN) WITH BERRIES masculine.” FREE del (very 9 B & B Her teaching definitely The feotherweight mini wig, everywhere in separates characteristics of 10 Days Only POTTED MUMS men and women. “ E very cell Connecticut 2 - 3 f t . * 3 . 5 0 is either miUe or fem ale,” as pre-cut, pre-styled and beoutifully R«g. 110.05 sq. per aq. ^ 7 .9 5 each and up In Bud and Bloom la ’’every emotion, every man­ ner of totoktog, every religious with custom-made draperies crafted of washable color fast ecperience.” Men and women, she teaches, complete each AAake the most-of your decor with other, moat on the spiritual modocrylic fibers, on o ventilated * 1 . 2 9 ' • a 3 - 4ft. *8.95 level, least on the physlcai. beautiful draperies custom styled to your specifications. W e hove a stretch cop. Availoble in seexis and wide selection'of quality decorntor BUBlbN^Mehi St. \ ^ \; TMB CRAFT SALE fabrics. scads of corefull.y blended colors. Mnd m# toNovemg panH READY TO PLANT W4« pries SEPT. 21 ■ |W.G.61ENII|Y 'JL VISIT £(1111111 I ' CO. Sat NOON . 7 PJI. to 12 Noon TOLLAND OUR NEW 1 AGRICULTURAL 1//ZZ5 CENTER Noms DRAPERY ^ S*»ss» . ------—Crty ...... RT. 30, VERNON. WMOrTO CAtPOB Ptton# ■ - ---- .1...... 886 NORTH MAIN ST.--649-5253 d e p a r t m e n t KXR M. wnauR CONN. CNOSS PABXWAT . chorgs ' . chsck Pteosa odd 5% taiot tax ^ V • \ \ \ ^ \ . . \ PAGE SIX \’ \ MANCHESTER ^VENING------HERALD, MANCHESTER, ------CONN,,------FRIDAY,------SEPTEMBER 19 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1969 PAGE SEVEN Aaitrlipfitfr a situation In which he would have to make an announcement about his dis­ t'b lla n d South Windsor fish sandwich, potato chips, pickles chips, fruit cup, milk; EnpnitiQ ijprali) covery which would have to include, to Friday at the high school and Marine Mirror Treatment g‘uarantee sale use of his discovery, the V.7 V • , V . .'A More Communication Asked Ca"*pa*g“ Aide Timothy Edwards School, tuna------' BY T H E Information as to how to make its use . ^ . ’ fish grinder, potato chijM, let­ —' PRINTINO CO.. INC. < - Vq ■> V.- Makes Recruits Reflect 18 Blsull Street tuce and tomatoes, mayonnaise, Uanebeeter, Conn. unsafe. In other words, his cautionary B«h.een Tea.l.e„ fruit cup, milk. SAN DIEGO, Oallf. (AP — ing the 79-by-264nch mirror In TBOUA8 7. TEmOUSON order' to prevent them from WALTER R. FEROU80N warning to physlclana employing the There will be a salad plate Five unruly recruits were hand­ _ Publlshen in a personal Introductory let- i^anlsh rice, buttered wax Demnemtic served dally at the high school cuffed to a frame In front of a sn^iartilng the gflass, but that this ______Tounded October 1. 1881 agent would also constitute the provi­ ... // school-age beans, bread and butter fruit u a i> hi j Timothy Eklwards School, big mirror in an attempt to practice .was discontinued last E vw Evenbix Except Sundays sion to the military of the military wea­ children, Tolland’s neiw super- Bulletin B os^ ’ Harold A. Bochlno announced _____ month.- ^ Holidays. Entered at tbe Post Office at change their attitudes, a Marine Manebester, Conn,, as Second Class Man pon which could cause momentary blind­ In i^ew t ston. inhumanity for man to inflict upon man, Dennis Giangreco ,17, attended ing in great losses and higher tions General Assembly. The treatment was used at the and honest advice in The limited loading facilities depot, which deals with recruits lecting a family memorial applaud his honorable and tender senti­ had delayed the afternoon return classes Thursday at Center taxes.” He asked that voters The auction receipts totaled Marine recruit depot, an Instal­ who refuse to follow orders, go tj^ mber audit buread of CIRCULA. "reinstate a Democratic admin­ priced to fit your budjKt. ments, his refusal to lend his positive busee, with “chUdren often com­ High School for the first time $115,000. The first-family auto­ lation 42 miles from Oamp Pen­ AWOL or try to get out of the istration to start the town back graph was offered (or sale by dleton." Corps by other means. See our complete dismay Display advertising closing hours: cooperation to the development of the ing home at a later hour than this semester, two weeks late For Monday — i p.m. ^ Id a y . they should have," according to on the road to progress and the C^haries Hamilton Galleries. "Puring the last 12 months Most of the wayward recruits featuring fully guaran Foi" Tueaday — 1 p.m. Saturday. horrible evils of war. and minus about a half pound of economic conscioustless.’’ Other Items sold were an Am­ motto than 60,(X)0 recruits have teed Select For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday the Superintendent. hair. do menl.ll labor as punishment. F ir Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. But for the most part, society must T-. . Herald Alixim Of Schools, Photo By A. E. Buoehricius Reterring to the five “over- School Menu erican Revolutionary diary of gone through trrining here and Styles said. rRADDi:l Barre-Guilcl |h r Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. PLEASANT VALLEY; SCHOOL, SOUTH WINDSOR He lost a court battle to have The school lunch menu for Sergeant Thomas Foster of Mas­ only 21 have been in front of the "The very few who refuse to lOAKKCi Monuments ^ P ">- Thursday, make Itself Its own conscience, and ac­ M ^owbrook, school authorities accept him next week is as follows: Mon­ deadline — 6 p.m. day Mfore ^ l ^ e s t s t ^ We are doing with his hair Intact, and went sachusetts, which sold for $17,- mirror," he said. do their Jobr are the ones sent publl^tlon. S p.m. Friday for toiturday cept its own responsibility for what It day, frankfurt in a roll, relish, 000, and an autograph by poet He added that In the past year to the mirrer for self-apprnle.iI and Monday publication. shop the first catsup and mustard, potato MonumenM does with the facts and potentials science ing climate for each child whUe thing Thursday morning before Edgar Allen 'Poe, which brought five recruits had to be hand and to stimulate an attitude Friday, September 19 chips, cole slaw, sliced peaches $12,000. happens to develop. There have always waiting for the new classrooms school. cuffed to a wooden cage protect­ change," he explained. A ThouKht for Today to be oomx>leted.’’ and cookie, milk. been the weapons for evil and for vlo- Barber George Hoobler said Inside Report ^KiOBored by the Manchester "Perhaps some of the frus­ Tuesday, spaghetti with meat I lence. There have been some grada­ Council o t Churches Political Parade he had never cut hair that long sauce, tossed green salad with Our Acceptance Of Madness trations we feel, could be ap­ before. “1 spent an hour and 16 tions In the willingness of human beings By DAVID S. BRODER preciated by parents If parents French dressing, French bread If anyone thinka there la any easy XX minutes on the Job," he said, at the high school and Timothy to use them against one another. Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak o Pilgrims wltii Objectives were given more InformaUon cure for the madness on this world, let IThese all died in faith. . . . The Washington Post '•■and cut enough hair to fill a Edwards School, ice cream, about them,” he added. sink.” him notice the bland and easy way In The sound and meaningful hope, then, WASHINGTON —The aston­ Moreover, while Treasury of- and confessed that they were "As things stand now It does bread and butter, milk. has to be not for scientists who will ishing and unexpected retreat fidaU in late August compdaln- strangers and pilgrims on not appear that the addtUonal Hoobler said young Giangreco Wednesday, baked ham with which the Atomic Energy Commission on tax reform by the Nixon (Broder, political corre­ that his strategies are not work­ was resigned to the Inevitable, ed that the tax relief passed by earth. Hebrews 11:18 spondent for the Washington ing as he had planned.. Meadowbrook classrooms will raisin sauce, buttered spinach, labeled as "very important to national shrink from their universe, but for hu­ administration, dictated by the the House would Impose spend­ and actually asked several buttered rice, pineapple upside- White House to reluctant All of us traveling along life’s Post, is beginning a nine- This suspicion is helgjitened be available for several more security" the latest hydrogen blast set man beings who will shrink from the ing priorities far Into the fu­ way are 'but pilgrims and month ap>pointment as a fel­ weeks,’’ he relatee, attributing times to have his hair clipped down cake with topping, bread Treasury technicians, has al­ ture, they officially talked a dif­ by a second factor—the admln- shorter. off underground out In Nevada. role of the wolf. strangers In this world. How­ low of the Institute of Politics tsrtatlDn’s seeming prefer­ the delays to the steel strike and butter, milk. most surely doomed prospects ferent tune on Sept. 4. To the "He was left with about half Thursday, baked meat loaf for passage of the bill this year ever, through faith In Christ we of Harvard Universlfiy. Dur­ ence for going the long way "vdilch really slowed progress It made a big visible bulge In the horror of poiltlcally astute Re- ing this poriod, his weekly on this project.’’ an inch on top," Hoobler said, with gravy, mashed potato, but- and filled a reservoir of politi­ pubUoan Senators,,, they pro­ are pilgrims with objectives and around, even on problems "almost a crew cut.” terrain at the testing ground. It sent commitments. What are they? column will be written from where there Is evident pfublic "In the meantime, we will 'tered green beans, chocolate Mars, In Good Time cal poison for the President. posed shifting the relief from Cambridge.) continue to assign two teachers Incidentally he waited one nut pudding, bread and butter./ MANCHESTER three distinct shock waves Into nearby Just the latest tidbit dropped by the All elements of the political- middle-income taxpayers to cor­ Sendee to our feUowmen In this demand for a frontal attack. day too long—the price of hair milk. world and the hope of heaven Mr. Nixon has circled the to each of these crowded, class­ Las Vegas. It created a slight swaying scientists studying rocks from the moon tax community — Administra­ porations, not eliminating it al­ rooms to give the children as cuts went up to $2.76 Thursday, Friday at the elementary tion, Congress, and lobbyists— In the world to come. CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — As world, logged thousands of motion In the tall buildings of Salt Lake Is enough to Justify — as If we could stop together. summer turns Into autumn, the much individual attention as an increase of 25 cents. Schools, vegetable soup, tuna- agree with this bleak appraisal. But even this concession to big In the parable of the good miles and spent hundreds of City, 860 miles away. It had explosive first critical moment for the hours talking with the leaders possibl'e,’’ he promised. ourselves, anyway — our planning to The Impact of the Administra­ business has not taken the curse Samaritan three philosophies of Mackenzie called on parents force equivalent to that of 800,000 tons tion's remarkable Sept. 4 tax life followed by men are dis­ Nixon Administration seems of Asia and Europe. But if he get a man on Mars. off the bill In the view of Wash­ clearly to have arrived. with questions or problems re­ of TNT. Happily, there was no apparent recommendations to the Senate ington lobbyists. "I’m ready to played. The first Is evident in has advanced one Inch toward lating to the schools to "feel The tantalizing incentive dropped by Finance Committee will be pro­ the robber. His philosophy: The most notable achievement settlement in Vietnam It Is a immediate leakage of radiation, and no change my registration to Dem­ of the President’s brief tenure— free to contact me." the scientists Is that the moon rocks found. ocratic,” one veteran lobbyiat "Beat him up.” The second 1la well-kept secret. Cross Oountiy Win actual damage, beyond psychological Indeed, the Administra­ evident In the priest and Levlte. the restoration of the country’s He has employed the classic brought back by Apollo 11 seem, on pre­ told us, axlding that -the antl-busl- sense of calm — Is also the Tolland High’s varsity level alarm, to civilian life and property. tion may well have lost In every noss burden of the bUl could not “ Pass him up.” And the third weapons of fiscal and monetary cross country team logged the liminary analysis, to have a chemical possible way on the hot Is­ la evident in the good Samari­ most easily shattered. After the policy—a budget surplus and If there had been some slight mis­ be lightened by a corporate tax violent emotions and acts of school’s first varsity level vlc- composition "Unlike that of any known sue of tax reform. President cut unlikely to bo approved by tan: "LIA him up.” tight money — In an effort to toiy this week, defeating Wind­ calculation, If the earth crust In that terrestrial rock.” Nixon, far from gaining credit 1968, most Americana were slow Inflation, but he has re­ Congress. In. addition, by eiacring Despite the fact that the third ready to "lower their voices” ham Tech. region had been a little weaker, there for tax relief to the over­ the bdte on all, Wall Street, and Is the most inspiring and is In fused to make even a direct In tile process freshman John There, In other words, may go the burdened middle class, can now as Mr. Nixon suggested on In­ verbal appeal to business and might have, been trouble. other industries, the now Trea­ keeping with God’s will, how auguration Day, and to give Gray broke the Windham Tech theory that the moon and the earth be blamed for trying to limit sury reconun endatlons end up much more prevalent are the union leaders to reduce their course record in his first place But as it was, the explosion passed that relief. Congretslonal tax re­ their shattered nerves a rest. profiteering at the public’s ex­ had a common origin. directed mainly agatnst the real fkrst two! The growing crime But already the sense of con­ Ud of 16:16 The former high off as a success, "very Important to formers, Republicans and eartiato Industry—old friends of rate is alarming. Are we so pense. mark was held by a Coventry And this complicates and makes more Democrats alike, are outraged fidence the new President hid Finally, In a variety of national security. ’ ’' the RepubUoan party. callotised to this way of life sought to Inculcate In the coun­ runner with a 16:40 record. exciting the Inevitable pursuit of the by the sudden Administration Unquestionably, the Senate that It doesn’t trouble us any scarcely less-vital areas—In­ The local team, imder the Why do we feel more secure because retreat. Still worse, the business try is being eroded by doubts scientist’s eventual explanation of how will do' right by the realtors, but longer? The second philosophy, of tangible progress toward cluding civil rights enforce­ coaching of John Campbell, now of this test? and when creation occurred. community continues to feel that's Just the point. The Trea­ “Pass him up,” is also increas­ ment, tax reform, electoral re­ holds a 1-2 record, after losing that a Republican administra­ solving the problems of Vietnam TTio thing being tested out was ap­ We can’t fefrain from going where sury’s retreat from the House ing at an alarming rate. People and the economy which drove form and welfare reform—the twice In a three-way meet last tion bos misled and betrayed it. bdll noiw makes Its every article actually stand by and do noth­ compromise positions appar­ week against E. O. Smith of parently on anti-missile warhead, which we can. In this search for the history of At the core of the problero the Democrats from the office. k vulnerable. ing when someone Is assailed. Although public opinion polls ently forced by the comfUcting Storrs and East Lyme. may eventually offer us some Improved the universe, and wo shouldn’t refrain, lias been the Administration’s Business ilobbyisto who return­ political pressures within the ad- In this week’s meet, another eisentlally passive role. Al­ Before we can reduce to prac- continue to show Mr. Nixon with chance of halting some of the missiles oven If we can. ed to Washington after the Aug­ lUoe the philosophy of tbe good broad support, it is impossible minlstratjon has made It easy freshman, Kevin Miller, placed though tax reform was near the for Its critics to portray the second, following Gray, wUh which would be launched In our direc­ This being accepted, we agree with ust recess forlornly are now Samaritan, we must be lifted to escap>e the sense of growing bottom of Mr. Nixon's priority jubUantly opOmstlc no WU will skepticism about his ability to Nixon government eis weak and Tom Harrington making third tion In any future world war. the kind of timing now agreed upon by list when he was elected and up and motivated by God’s love ineffectual. be passed until next year at for us. Out of love Jesus re­ redeem the promises that elect­ place; Rick Carr, fourth, end Conceivably, If perfected, and then de­ the Nixon administration, by both the although his top appointments the earliest. The White House ed him. Significantly, the doubts ObJecUvely, It Is far too early Jim BeU, fifth. at the ^Treasury were scorely deemed us from sin, death, and {9. ployed, the now weapon might decrease Presidential study group on future space agrees but plans to try pinning hell. Now He says, "Love one seem as prevalent this week to Judge the new administration Other members of the local noted os reformers, public and the blame on the Democratic- among the pwIiUciEins back In a success or failure. But Judge­ team to win are (3ary Wong, by several million the number of mil­ Congressional demand forc­ another, even as I have loved . . . exploration, and the President himself. controUed Congress. Congress­ yxHi." WEUihington as among the stu­ ments of lasting political conse­ Rene Charland, Bill LaPoint, STIFFEL A Lifetime ^ Freasure lions of Americans doomed to die In We shall go to Mars, but there Is no ed the Administration Into a ional tax reformers of both dents and professors back on quence are being made right Gorvln Boudle, Bob Kaylor, tax reform mood. That set the Lord, help us show serving the first, and perhaps once and only and reason why there has to be a crash pro­ ■ parties know the (truth — that love to ftitowmen. Amen. campus. The current attitude of now on Its capacity and willing­ George Grade and Rick tone: All year, the President the cloud now menacing tax re­ most governors, senators and ness to face up to the problems Frazier. last blow of that possible impossible war. gram to get us there by any particular lias followed rather than led the By Rev. Ronald A. Erbe form farmed last month at sun­ Our Savior Lutheran <3iurch representatives about the ad­ Mr. Nixon promised the voters School Lunches Now is your t of Traditional Elegance \ The madness of our world lies In the date, or even any particular decade. trend'. ny San Ctemente. ministration — even of Repub­ both before and after his elec­ School lunches next week In The House bill was vvrttten In Wapplng 99 fact that there are any number of people ’Diero should, from now on, bo a rea­ licans—is one of great nervous­ tion that he promised the voters all three schools are: Monday, partnership by Ikmgross (Rep. ness. he would solve. The administra­ hot meatball grinder, cole slaw, Golden Opportunity who do accept that there can, within sonably generous space appropriation in Wilbur Mills, chairman of the There api>ears to be three tion appears to be letting the cheese stick, raisin bar; Tues­ ouch general prospects, be ouch a thing our national budget, and the pace of our Ways and Means Committee) reasons for this condition. For initiative ^ ip from its grasp. It day, ham ^ a d sandwich, po­ and the Treasury (AsstiAant Today in History to improve your lawn AHunnd to tuporb taste, STIFFEL styling it best de­ as "national security," and who do In­ exploration should be adjusted to what­ one thing, the old presidential is dangerous for the President tato chips, lettuce and tomato Secretary Edwin Cohen, a top By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS bugaboo of communications to permit himself to be Judged salad, princess peadt pudding; scribed with the word "integrity". deed put as much trust as they can ever that routine amount Is going to be. tax lawyer). But (tohen was In 1956, Argentine President To enjoy a thicker, greener lawn this fall and Today is Friday, Sept. 19th, Juan Peron was ousted from of­ problems has caught up with even momentarily Irrelevant. Wednesday, hot dog, baked Its excellence is derived from devotion to exceptional manage for anything these turbulent But the day of any urgent priority clearly the Junior partner. The Mr. Nixon. Although he has beans, sauerkraut, cornbread next spring too, spread t u r f b u il d e r this bill was really designed by the 262nd day of 1969. There are fice after a three-day revolt by standards of ageless design, meticulous attention to detail, days In the business of developing ex­ for the space part of our national life 103 days left In the year. the army and navy. run a for more open administra­ with butter, ice cream; Thurs­ weekend, t u r f b u il d e r helps grass bounce Mills. tion than his predecessor, as and unexcelled craftsmanship. plosions to smother explosions. thould be over. Today’s Highlight In History In 1960, Premier Fidel Cbstro day, sfiag^tti with meat sauce, back from the ravages of summer. It’s the fer­ In short, the Treasury never On this date In 1881, President promised, he and his associates Herald lettuce'salad, cheese cube, Vien­ Illustrated is only a small example of S TIF F E L'S unsur­ No saint or philosopher, no think Our priorities are hero, on earth, on had control of the bill and It of (hibn and his staff got Into a have too often failed to provide tilizer that helps grass multiply itself. James Garfield died of wounds dispute with the management of na bread and butter, gelatin passed distinction. tank, not oven any computer, has yet this unhappy and Imperfect Jewel of the soon contained reforms consid­ Inflicted by on assassin. timely and detailed information Yesterdays with fruit €ind topping; Friday, erably mure sweeping .than the a mid-town New York hotel and on his plans to those In 5,000 sq ft bag 5.45 STIFFFE L lamps are displayed in our second floor lamp been able to sell any saner concept or universe. On This Dale movqd to a hotel In Harlem. baked fUlst of cod, tarter sauce. Administration wanted. Yet the In 1777, American soldiers In Congress, the federal bureaucra­ 25 Years Ago 10.000 sq ft bag 9.95 Department. policy to any notion which possesses Treasury went along (and Mr. cy, the states and the public the Revolutionary War won the Ten Yean Ago Bingo Is declared legal In 15.000 sq ft bag 13.95 Other S TIFFE LS available. Please allow 6 to 8 weeks for explosives. Nixon confided he would sign whose cot^ration is vital tor Manchester. first battle of Saratoga, N.Y. Soviet Premier Nikita delivery of special orders. Halfway Census Reform any reform bill Mills could get In 1846, poeto Elizabeth Bar- Khrushchev was visiting Los their fulfillment Park department asks town Altorotlon-i In the 1970 census form pained). When the bill passed rett and Robert Brownli^ Angeles. Mr. Nixon Is his own best for 4,000 to repair damages RENT Fall is the nalnrally right time to plant grass recomm-'iided by a House subcommit­ the House, the Treasury ob­ eloped to Parts from London. spokesman, but his explana­ made at Mt. Nebo "by anti-air­ ('oBHcience Made Easy tee would go some of the way toward jected not to the reformk but Five Years Ago tions of his goals and strategies craft outfit which had barracks seed. So if you’re less than proud of your One scientist. Dr. George Wald, Nobel In 1870, the French surren­ greater fairness to the Individual cltl- to the fact that Its relief pro­ dered Versailles to the Germans President Charles de Gaulle have been less frequent and and mess hall on the outfield' A CAR? lawn, start changing it by seeding in Win d s o r , Pt’bc® biologist at Harvard, has answer­ son, but they stop ttwrt of reducing the visions would produce a net an­ In the Franco-Prussian War. of France was preparing to visit less fruitful in the last few of the grounds. the new improved variety of Kentucky blue- list of 120 questtons which the form nual revenue loss of at least In 1934, Bruno Richard Haupt­ ten countries In South America. months than at thebeginning ed the big question for today’s scientists $2.4 bUllon. a grass. Produces a deep green lawn that feels asks. If It Is not pnactical at UTs time mann was arrested In New York One Year Ago of his term. The Increasing In­ - 10 Years Ago rather easily. But then, hU own Ideologi­ to simplify the form, then steps ought Even before House .ipassage, terval between his press con- like velvet and wears like iron. and charged with the kidnaping The Mexican army seized Na­ Scottl^ Rangers, guests o t ' cal commitment was known; he Is, spec­ to be taken roon enough to make the business-oriented legtslatora of the Infant son of Ool. and ferenoes and between hU Mian Chester draw big crowd at A. 37*/}-inches with bright change for subsequent certus years. and lobbyists began to rage at tional University Mexico City speeches has led to the perhaps tacularly and eloquently, a man of peace. Mrs. Oiarles A. Lindbergh. to halt* agitation by students. Scottish Festival at Manchester Blend Seventy (70% Windsor) Antique Colonial brass The leglalaton reported out by the the Nixon administration. How­ unjust, but damaging, surmise High School. So, when the Army asked him whether, House census and statlsUcs'subcom­ ever, a group of conservative 2.500 sq ft box 9.95* basa. Stretched off- having won a Nobel Prise tor his work mittee Increases fines from $1000 to Republican Senators got no­ Windsor white nubby texture In unraveling the chemistry of human $8000 and Jail sentences from two to where In a griping session with Why Nof! ‘ ii Mve years for any Census Bureau em­ Charls Walker, the hard-driving 2.500 sq ft box 11.95* shade. $79.50. vision, he would cooperate In developing ployee who divulges confidential In­ Treasury under secretary. Fischetti We have fully equipped an agent which would render people tem­ formation cn the form. More Import­ "Walker nodded, but he didn’t new cars for rent by the V WW'Ul tU'IVlI/W'TIrll/KV/WWMWWtU porarily blind. Dr. Wald refused to co­ ant provlsiona now In force tor a give us the time of day," fumed day, week or month, at operate. Jail sentence tor peraons falling to re­ one. very rea^nable rates! spond to any question ore ellmlmted. Foee of tax reform did not Wbra ymir car is tied up B. 39 - inches Antique And when the Army asked him But a nnall ttne tor not answering ques- get the time of day until Con- for service or repairs, or Ivory with antique gold "Wouldn’t you rather blind them than Uons is stUI In the law. grme left town for the August when you need an addi­ base. Stretched off- There is some comfort, perhaps. In receea and the White House Feed/Seed SALE kill them?" Dr. Wald had an easy an­ knowing that Information about one's moved to San Clemente. It was tional car . . . white shantung shada. swer for that too. Any such weapon used buslnass or home life la less likely to be then that intense pressure, par­ K *Save SI when you buy a hag of $68.50. In combat, he said, would merely serve divulged because the penalty for doing ticularly from Wall Street (on CAa ^ Turf Builder and a hoj of Windsor this Is suffer. And a vaet Improvement capital gains) and state and ^ at the same lime. Deduct SI from the function of making It easier to kill was made In removing the Jail sentence looal governments (on tax-ex­ the enemy. as punishment for not answering ques­ empt bonds), was put on the 643-5135 ^ Windsor prices starred above. Such response to a definite request tions about one's Income, the number Prudent. These tol^es were 'SI HI VI 'iKW siHivitii vruwvi wsivi C. A n t i q u a brass floor of people Mwrlng bathroom and kitchen from ths military Is, however, relatively strongly backed by Rep. Rogers facllitiea, the value of one's property Morton of Mor>’land, Republi­ lamp with Fruitwood easy. What Dr. Wald really said was and the like. can NaUonal Chairman and a tray. Off-white shan­ that he wouldn’t go out of his way to Making the census a storehouse of member cf the Ways and Mcana tung over translucent statistical Information may be an out­ develop on agent which would cause tem­ Committee. standing service to the manutocturers The reauK was on abject Trea­ parchment shade. $95. porary blindness. and marketers yof automobiles, bouse- ' sury surrender under White The real question would have to be hold foods, and clothing and to se tte e Ho«jse orders. Some ot the re­ industries, but their use of the censiss forms that Cohen hlm'self had In­ ..cV- ■' ' ' ’ \ ' posed in another way. ' \ \ -. operation is a free ride for them and on sisted on In closed-door seastons W.G.GLENNEY Suppose, let us say. Dr. Wald. In the ImpoBlUon on the public. And the oemus- of the House Committee a month MOIIMTY D. 3 1'/] -inches with An­ course of his study of the chemistry of taklng Job will be considenabiy more dif­ earlier (such as capital galiM tique White base and ficult from the bureau’s standpoint. vision, discovered that there was some ta-xatlon) were repudiated before hand dacorated gilt The U. S. oensus has as its main the ^riate committee. Making BROTHERS particular agent which, applied in a solu­ puipoae an accurate population count, matters worse, the Administra­ trim . Stretchad vAilte tion of a certain strength, aided vision, on which the proper apportionment of tion rwglected to consult either shentung shade. $57.50. legislative seats and dMrlbuUon of but which, in a stronger solution, prxxluc- kQUa or Rep. John Byrnes of / / federal old depends. It dmild not be­ Wisconsin, cMef Repubhoan tax / ' J ed a temporary bUndness. come a compliat'on of sUtlsttcs that writer, before Its radical shift— 336 NORTH MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Dr.' Wold would then be trailed Into have no difect relation to that purpose — an omlBston B}Tnea sharply Open 9 a m / to 5:30 — Closed AAonday — Open Thursday and Friday Until 9 P. M SPRINGFIELD UNION. pointed out to the Treastvy. ‘D W f i m i X w CAU /d C iK ttW * *(xr6m .Y* TEL. 649-5253 \. \ PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAy, SEPTEMBER 19, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. 196? Tdx Relief P A G E N IN E O b it u a r y T w o B e r e t s Developing New Linem en U .S . M u st W e d d in g Probe Asked United Fund Forms Ready W i ll N o t Postal Corporation Plan Mrs. Bertha P. Bodgren Biggest Need at W esleyan Q u it V ie t : O n G I s ’ R o le Mrs. Bertha Pauline Franzen DelCastillo - Spencer For Elderly Rodgers, 65, of Hartford, moth­ B e T r ie d MIDDLETOWN, Conn. (AP)— against RPI bore up both the The Spotlight is On - - Unacceptable, Unions Sav "It’s a question of developing hopes and fears of the Cardinals, er of Mrs. Clara R. Alien of (Contln'’jed from Pag'e One) G r o m y k o The marriage of Mias, Penny I n L a o s WASHINGTON (AP) — ’The Town Assessor P . Josej^ Manchester, died Wednesday linemen and, of course staying three two first Quarter G. Spencer to Dr. Guillermo The union-i contend the self- i M itiJiell H ad^e Nixon administration's postal Murphy said today that appil- at Hartford Honpltal. even contact their attomeys at healthy, touchdown paasee as Weeleyan (Continued from Page One) Dia* del Castillo, both of De­ (Continued from Page One) RAGWEED, supporting, government-owned cations for tax relief for the Survivors also Include a son, another military exchange. troit, Mich., and formerly of Child and Family Services (Xirporation plan is scheduled to postal corporation would try to elderly (65 or over) are heimr » brother, six grandchildren. The Army still !^Xaes to record last year. But the relterat- Manchester, took place May^2 to Wednesday, to the mlUtay pro- of Connecticut Inc. POLLEN get lU flrat—and possibly last— break even partly throi^h keep­ ing wages low. And. they say,, mai J 1 and a great-grandchild. • make any details of the case “ J!®? back^ field moved unsmoothly ^ ed Soviet support for the Arab the parish of Nuestra Lenora curement authorization bill that ! congressional test next week this month to all those puneral services will be held public. But other sources have s t m n / n c ^ a a unit and the lines showed the PosWon. del Socorra, Mexico City, Mex- bars use of U.S. forces In com- COUNT f uHhout the right to strike em­ When Mitchell Hat]^ was and even the proposal's backers Manchester homeowners who tomorrow at 11 a.m. at Bose reported that the man killed junior need of more grooming. He flaOy rejected U.S. propos- OasUllo is the bat to support local forces In el- ployes would bo at manage­ hold little hojie for Us approval. q^lfied for the exemption (gl,- Hill Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., was a Vietnamese working for ^ Panclera, one “Panclora was very sharp, ran ----- ' •• — • dausrhter to Mr nns ar-o ther Lbo» nr Thailand. ashed how many years he had ment’s mercy. OO^lus a tax freeze) last year. Rocky Hill. Burial will be In ‘ be Special Forces In Cambodia passers In New the club welj and did a real t Is Ironic,” Cooper told the been in psychiatric social work, ’ The postal unions haven't 'They favor a plan by Chair­ ^ agreed to It and It's unlikely Those who believe they can Rose Hill Memorial Park, who was discovered to be work- , u ^ _ fine job over all,” said RusseU. "A s the Soviet p man at the Johjuton, club caller, and his mlUee U slated to vote Tuesday. strike. limW for eligible appUcants h Donald Harrington of Wethers; d e X n d ln T b e tw ^ )i the ^uU s ^ last held the srown In 'T . u ^ Police said entrv was i s amendment makes one excep- whose reiatlonahlps is In dis­ PICTURE FRAMINB (all l» a t) Raymond Harrington and youth ” win hold oTan team Amherst, a strong de- tem ple by breakhw a “ o" ^ ‘ be use of U.W. troops In tress -- come to <3hlld' and taro ® “y '«>“*'» not But no such compromise Is re­ nuTied from an eight-week accept the plan without the ported in sight after weeks of ® “ ®“^bter, izatlonal Meeting tonight In^he we’S )t champion, has won the ca T A s^ m b T ^ sf^ ilH ^ ! d°<>r b i t o ^ e Industrial AArts ^ ‘‘^bere Family Services for help. Many ^-country calling tour. riglTX, rtrik^ ooX ?^ they WINDOW aad PLATE OUSS 'The adjusted gross Income Mrs. Athens Cothran Jr. of M^telpal'"^Bundlng^ we'gM. UUe^ln five ^of Si“ T o . ^ 3 protection of U.S. personnel is seek aid IndependenUy. others negotiation between Postmaster from all .sources is that Income Alashua, Fla.; a brother Wll- at 7 * Hearing ^jgst weekend's scrimmage years. were broken in While In San Jose, Ctellf., they know neither Congress nor the the offices of the superintendent co n ce m ^ ." are referred 1^ a wide circle Gen. Wlnton M. Blount and un­ TuhJEnejotiure^ro^^ P'^bsklll; seven The agenda Includes greetings ‘ Gromyko gave no direct reply and ^ ^ T c lp ir U ^ 'S not comment on of sources In the community_ Robert Barnes, “ J-former “ “ mem- ““"“nlatrationT^m^ee ^ ta ion representatives. application. f en. and two great- from Mayor Nathan Agostlnelll, to U.S. proposals for an early were ransacked. ^ Air FoForce operations over doctors, lawyers, clergymen, hers of the Mancheirter club. Those wlw file this year must grandchildren. etneers. crLtlon of Five Manchester Churches start on the limitations of nu- a __ _ . .. Laos. But he did say that U.8. school social workers, and the The club will have a mystery compute their income as o’ the services will be held committees, development of by- clear offemive and dc.ensive fjog moved tate >'«c°mta*ssance flights are being police and welfare denart- ride on Sept. 27. Those planning ^ e n d a r year which ended Dec. Monday, time to be an- laws, agreement on a regular weapons systems. He reiterat- trial Arts Shrm Indus- conducted with armed escorts mente. to attend ore reminded to regis­ ,_ H om r ^ TiV’! Funeral meeting date, the appointment ed, however, that the Soviet Un- by u ^ a '^ ‘ b bistrucUons to fire back If ter at tomorrow’s dance. Week­ Thls 40 Sponsor Academy of Faith Those ■who are helped will see year, because of a ®‘ - burial will of adult advisors, and a discus- Ion continues to favor such *,200^ i ^tlm ated fjred upon, a counsellor for a few months, ly square dance lessons A' change voted by the Genera' be ta Buckland Cemetery. „,on of proposed activities. talka. He mentioned no dale or The exact a L u n M ^ n ^ ^ k ,^ - ^ requested a year, or longer. The agency sponsored by the club will be­ aa 'nTosT T “>® S®"®*® Armed Services and sets a fee based upon family gin Tuesday at 8 p.m at Wad­ It stands to reason,” he ra d “ Insurance Foreign Relations Committees Income, but no one is refused dell School and are < ^ n to all "t iat radical steps In the field . unopened envelopes, to look into the sltuaUon. help because of Inability to pay. adult couples. of nuclear disarmament are The heat from the torch de- >«*-»>>.• p.».. ,»Th ’■ “ - ...... , , - Mr. Hac'ge explains that a so­ Committees for tomorrow’s dance are Mr. and Mrs. Elverett cial worker can be -more effec- Vem on Carlson, door duty; Mr. and r r - ,rs,c: s: t . r. is “t ‘ Uve thaii a sympathetic friend or part), and-or they must have Ale ha M. Crepon, 53, of Directors which resolved to ac- to 9:30 p.m. with Happiness e^nd th r^ ^ d^ o.nly eome of them." Other area police acUvIty; Mrs. Donald McLennon, re­ or relative In counselling a owned and Uevd In a house in 28» Tlmr,^ Rd., wife of Charles cept his recommendations. I>®®- 2. This was a reierence to the „ , VERNON freshment chairmen. They will Pinochle Game troubled person because h-; is Ckmnocticut for a total of at *“ Formal appointments will be The churches which have Join- Brochures and reelstratlon '«>"P’ rticipatlon of Red China „ be assisted by Mr. and Mrs. interested but objective, an un­ least five years period to the ap- MMchester Memorial Hospital, mode on Oct. 7. ed together to sponsor qua^y forms may be obtained at f'rance In arms talks. k ''^®PPbig, was Curtis Mellon and Mr. and Mrs. Gets 43 Players derstanding professional train­ plication. , Members of the commission adult reUglous X X ) on J i of the MMcLster churches a f 0” >'"ybo proposed that two fertav on « '"®™°" P®»®c/®s- Leonard Miller. ed in human relations. Mr. ^Appllcants will beuc iKiuneanotified of01 ...... n=. 5 . c .1,, a year s "®'^® term .‘ ®’' ana oeumenico) y®®’’’® oasis “ "fl for ecumcnlcaj the Man- basis well for as the other Man- nubMe well nlneoa as other in X o ta "®w Hems be"= addedaaaea to10 theme agen- T’ — r ~T----- The Vernon Senior Citizens Badge’s own training has been approval or rejection of ,9 °^ ® Maude Brown must be under 21 at the time cheater community are North town Reelstratlon mnv n)an ho ‘bi ‘b® current assembly ses- charging her Pinochle Group met last week extensive. In more than 20 year.s taelr .pp.w.»ni, ,«,„rewo„ .«» line “ ""i'* ...... anu bouu) United Methodist ;r made by contacting Mrs Car ,, p , p-r."Pi««p.«pp in his field, he has earned de­ first meeting of the Board of bury before coming to Mon------Churches,---- -— Emanuel------Lutheran roll Nelson 24 cung SiinnAt jwrs. Qt ca r ^ draft convention banning; j.,___, the tournament. Winners were another, preventing fomlltea The people of Manchester be­ PROJECTOR LAMPS grees in psychology and p.sy- Tax Review, In February 197D, 22 years n"o. She wns Church and Center and Sec- rollment will be limited In enrh *b® development, production and stemmed Irom a from, breaking iq>, helping par­ lieve In It too. flhey help sup­ All I^pes Ahmys in Stock M!urphy said. ond Congregational CTiun^es ctasT e L " ^‘ockpillng of chemical and bac- bee*- party allegedly chlatric social work from Bos­ ents and children understand port Child and Ftemliy Services rr:r.„r,^,rp“L:£s ™ '‘^'’e Benefit ton CViUege and Simmons each other's problems. He feels of Connecticut by giiting a WELDON DRUG CO. Scho<^ of Social Work and has that, today, a balance between "Fair Share to the United 767 MsIb S t Mawdieetor ‘ by Elks - pi~ held at the Lottie "" Fisk Bulld- had wide experience as a psy­ necessary parental discipline FXind." 64S-0Stl chiatric social worker for settle­ Counsel H ails .b e bus- \ The Mimchester Lodge of Elks tihild Development at the Uni- able at the firot ses.sinn ®®"‘ ®''®"®®- Mrs.' Patricia Kowaleskl 282g Ing, Henry Park, the players and youthful desire for free- ’ went to the home of Mrs. ments, camps and agencies 'n m is particularly hard to Massachusetts and Oonnecticut. Robert Carrier of Manchester; dance to rals emoney for one of a course "The Child Infancv ennrap„ T in .r.s "m -i T„.'“ -n . ,■ ------j op-c.iewicmiiK ______i„.. _ Sn,pT-„”r . “„ s reach. In his work, Mr. Badge H a y n s w o rth two sisters. Miss Gladys Hub- ...... ~ . *;y °l^ Testament of world-.^en,.rit„ ,.-oh '^®®‘®‘l yesterday on a warrant He was asslatant director of a sees that a eitrong family unit The 18th, even If It is I bel. and Mrs. Harris Wright, .1^ Prophets," is^ ea 12 social agency In Fitchburg, is the basis of a healthy socie­ la Satarday, may be «b -| (Continued from Pago One) ^ ...... ------an lntroductlo;;-te or"tarprof7 s;o7 \ ^ « a declaration under which mem- ;;Xg"her";?th fra'lXent l“ C w T re ^ S ^ ^d Mass., before com'ng to Ch' ( *‘>id two "D ick McCiibe Appreciation physical, emotional, and re- teach this course It w ilf nnt countries wou^d comply ^ check She is schedul observed their wedding ty, and he believes In the Im­ llnoky. Oneas Ita’ tliat way I Homemade and Family Services In 1961. Iwitli me, wtien I bad myl ards because of his participa­ grandchildren. Night” \ l l be held Oct. 4 at HSilous developmmt of a child oftered uTn L soring o " ’ ‘ be Security appear I n X l ^ i n e Cta-' ®n"‘v®raarles: Mr. and ^ M r. portance of his agency’s efforts tion In a 196.1 decision. I'hc ap- Considerable shop talk m y to enhance and preserve fam­ lAome Thunderer WUatiel ______-..- ./'I"® '-® ' «®'^'®«« win be held the Elks kome. The men's club bis early years. se m e sL T he A c a d e X ^ . ‘ be withdmwal of oc- cult Court 12 Oct Rockville 7 Clr John Frey, 50th; Mr. and Mrs. lloat from my high ecbooll go on at the Badge house at 50 ily living. peoJs exjurt ruled that Deerlng- Monday at 10 a.m. at Holmes of the Hartford Electric Light ” ------______teTtorresJ°bn Boney, '22,' of the ” ®!;b®rt Friedrich, 61st; Mr. llociBer. Not very vataable,l Millikcn couUl .shut cown a plant Funeral Home, 400 Main St. The Co., where M®Cabe Is employ- T T rri -s-k ^ . _ Cushman Dr. Mitchell Hedge’s rrnmvitn rio 1 a . «i. Marines, who was reported Mrs. Edward Miller, 63rd; wife. Sue, Is a social worker at I bat It befenged to my Dad I RAVIOLI in E>arllngton. S.C., rather than Davis, pastor of ed. and the m s are putting on Sr9iPt declared that the a w o l , was picked up yester- Mr. and Mrs. Julius May, 41st; Jbi World W m t L SiaybeL dieal with the textile workers un- GongreRratlonal Church, the pr(^ram twether. U.S. B52s in New Raids Manchester High School. Their nrrin P p.''"' “ ay by Vernon Police and turn- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ertel, 47th; laaeuB r ea p o m lb te panntl H. PASQUALINI Ion. will officiate. Burial will bo In Money raised lu^the affair will children are Steven, 14, a ninth LIGaETt DRUB I or friend could penoadel pf, o ®d over to mUltary police for Mr. and Mrs. William Luetjen, grader at niing; and Elaine, Tlu! Uibor leader siUd Hayn- Cemetery. given to M cC a ^ to help with many if it rccognizci: t.ie real!- j^u^n to his base. « th , and Mr. and Mrs. Elbert PARKADI luttle Nootbilk nfth timtl t 46 Avery St, Wapplng swortli should have taken him------medical expenses. Along Cambodian Border ty of the existing European situ Edwards, 40th. 10, In the fifth grade at Bowers. Inew braaa wUsUe to re-l utlon.” 'Mitt^ll Badge’s dally Job is OPEN I turn H to Maneiteeterl self out of the cose slnc:e at Uie _ Ernest Nosh The Elks are Inviting all of (Continued trom Pago One) ’There will be a regular Gromyko was the morning’s trying to help people achieve iHigta or to P. B. Phbmey.r TEL 64446M time he had nearly a half-mil- Fmest Nash, 92, formerly nt McCabe’s friends and "associates 17:45 A.M. fo 10 P.M. | 1X6 North Ehn S t No lion dollar Inlcrcit !ii Carol.nii Main St., died Last night Id a to lake part. ' cion’s 3rd Brigade and had been ‘ b W spea'ke'rTn '“tae ‘iMmatTo^ M a r i n e L c a g l l C at t a r L w e l^ ^ L ^ B u lid ' bapi^er relationships with one Vcnd-A-Mallc, a vending ma- Bockvllle convalescent home. McCabe, a member of the scheduled to go home In tile Z T " Thieu f^ em b ly ’s general policy de- Ing. chine company doing Jioo.oo;) a Mr- Nash was born July 3, Elks, the Manchester Lodge of weeks. He was the son of Lt ’ , bate which Nixon opened Thurs* O C e f l o year In bimlnefB with Deerlng- *n Northampton, Mase., son Masons, and Hose Co. 3 of the Gen. Wlllla D. Crlttenberger' '-""®®''"‘"K the withdrawal of day. The Soviet minister said Milllkcn. of ‘ b’^®*'- Town Fire Department, has a wtpo commanded the 4th Army troops, Thieu recalled his speech would be ’ ’construe- Jobn B. April of 22 W. Center Mideast Exhibit In contrau, Walsh testified b'ul “ ved in i hronlc kidney disease which re- Corps In Its drive from Rome up ‘ b® President Nixon, In live” rather than polemical. ^as Installed as comman- the ABA committee co:icluiie.l Manchester most of his life. quires frequent and expensive Ihc Italian peninsula In World f 'Cir June 8 meeting at Midway Gromyko was among Nixon’s dmit of the Marine Corps Now at Library WOODLAND GARDENS "Ptanh That Please" Haynsworth had no direct or In- " o Is survived by a nephew, treatments War ir, iilanJ, had agreed U.S. pullouts guests Thursday night at a re- League, and Mrs. Richard Fall is your Gen. Crlttenberger reUred In ^ased on three cijtei a ceptlon the President gave at Adams of Virginia Lane, Tol- (^ e ct interest In the outcome of '^ " ® ” ‘‘9' / « ' Granby, Mass. a buffet dinner will be served, The Middle East exhibit In the 1952 after 45 years In the Armv ■ ‘ battlefield ac- Hie Waldorf Astoria Hotel for land, was re-installed as presl- the Dccrlng-Milllken imgation l.v»* u home,:i..__ VAlir before hACit y®“ HinY/\maflr* >' best diplomatic efforts to other auxiliary ... officers and - U,ctt. the vending niaeliine company, ®f Vernon, dle»l Wednesday at Crlttenberger and 11 other N O W O N L Y C iONG ALFRED, YELLOW If you re less than proud of your lawn, right now is the naturally right time to "The TexUle Workers Union Norwich HospltiU. Tpke.; or Frederick Ixia, 111 of America had absolutely no 'n- Survivors rImo Ineludo eight Eldrldge St., or at the Elk 3 for $2.75 do something about it. Days are growing shorter, nights cooler, and the an abaya and cord-crown to pro­ formation about Judge llayn- guuidclilUlren, Ixidgo, Rl.ssell St. mites sotahwest of Sn^Tgon , 'The d®parture of 60,000 U.S. Mr®- Betty Perry, ji^lor vlc^ X " ° ^ d (U M e d ) Daffodils 10 fw *1.59 eyes from A weather pattern is right for gra.ss. So follow Nature’s lead and fix up Hworth's stock holdings at that Private fimeral services will There were were no no .mirvivnra survivora. ‘ roops this year Is boicd on the „ A ®l»keaman for the Viet nresldent: Mrs. Lillian Wilson, wica ____ j . _ _ time,” he said. TTie union first be held. Burbil will be In St. A,..o„, ,,.0...... o,of 17’’!'.,*’"“^. .‘b® *^®d sand; a miniature oU your lawn f/mr —while all the odds are in vour favor. learned / the ze of the slock ‘•“■'‘oph’s Oemetery, I*r ro- Hydnuigeaa, Englieh HoUy, P J J I. Rhododen- M AC SOUTH WINDSOR Hector day as ’’not renllsUc” any pro­ the Supreme Coiiil or when the ton Tarea, 265 W. High St. „ . tlon of strategic arms” —-mis- Gsgood Sr., national vice com- fugees conducted by the Luth- drone, etc. ONLY A. Beaupre, 68; of 492 King SI. posal for an Immediate ccase- Itibci' I'ase was b c.oie the eir Iliilldlng Pernilta ,, „ ...... In ., by sites and antimissile missiles. mnndant of the Marine Corps eran World Federation scons® TURFBUILDER cult cmiit a i.ccmd time In 1964. husband of Mrs. Florence Cns- f re us the first .step toward a y g chlldreii In town have Nixon said his government Letigue’s northeast division; A naUve of Chicago she has S P E C I A l 1 — SPECIAL! 15.000 aq. f t S 1 3 J IS H*H Plant Food, S-lO-a ...... g* p*, C o k sa il that the urio:i knew trUnssl Beaupre, died yesterday u w n 'ro . hT Vie nam peace se tlemenl. Such "'°b®y "Fb‘ muscular ’’indicated to tbe Soviet Un- Robert Trudel, department retired In M a n c b e ^ 'a n d is“ ..I.., .. ._...... at SI h'r,.,w.iM ii.._i uwellliigt04\ mvi ut 85 Wliilhrop ■ Rd., niJin nnilifi t/\ nntxthAn tlViitrODhV. Thp ftPVArnl .... , . . euwi L» ii 10.000 aq. ft. 9 9 M In 196:i Hint Iln.ni.Hworth was 'H ®l- FraiK'ls Hospital, Hart- ♦20,IKK). a plan could leml to luiother Ko- , '‘ 'b® ®®''®r®* cnrnl- !□„ without result.” Its willing- commandant of Connecticut Ma- member of Emanuel Lutheran HAH Lawn Food, Covera S,M6 aq. ft...... M tbs. St.W 5,000 aq. ft. i S . 4 5 flrd vice pret dent of Caiolhm lord. v.Us, run in cooperation with „ess to discuss the former sub- rlne Corps League and his wife. Church, where she wax a ^ Vend A-Matle. Mr. Benupro was Ixtni May IJMB— P olomotto—T1m> rinart itaelUnK*^at'taT'wiic”Rl'dire Dr ‘ b'®" “ ‘®o declnri'd that ‘b® the « n n o -1 v. cnnnnel 30. featured J®®h and ‘he date It had pro- Mary Trudel. auxiliary presl- ish worker 23 yeare agoT Oovera 1A66 aq. ft. St Ibe. tac — 1 baga 81J0 o y i m i , Senate DemocraUe laaidcr ’ 8- *901 In Springfield, Miuss., j;i2.000, Wlthdr^al of 60.000 U.S,troops ‘’ ’'9®®’ 1“*"'®®’ refreshments posed to open talks on the latter dent of the state department of ORTHO-GRO LAWN FOOD Mike Mansfield, of Montana, ex- “ '"I had lived In Manchester for from Souta Vietnam this year i had ’’passed without result.” Connecticut. a , _ S o v e $ 8 .9 5 ! $ 8 .9 5 ! $8 .9 5 ! EVERGREENS MEAN LANDSCAPINO . . . pressed doubt Friday that ‘he imst 26 years. He was for‘ _T ^ was b^sed IH.lely on judgments "®‘^ b b 7 ^ ° " " ‘ 7l ‘ o /* ’ K®me®. Gromyko later declined to Representatives of several A h o i l f T o v i m slzea ^ priceo-but always at fair prioea! Vewa, - \ Hnynsworth’s nomination could nierly employed as a foreman • B o y r o l l daSMOti 8 Hy l o g , 1 0 ,0 0 0 so . f t . $8 .9 5 Junlpera, Bbodo, Azaleaa, Hemlocks, Ptnm and many tha ^uU) Vietnamese forces ^ ®°mment on a report that the veteran groups attended. In- - i O W l l many more! be acted on by the Senate before *» the slu'ct metal shop of the STORKS (AIM The Student i-puld take over that much more bujhooil children serve as help- soviet Union wa.s willing to start eluding American Legion and ' ‘ ^^^l Go®P®l Christian Fellow- GET ONE MEE! V the Supremo Court session OH Heat and Engineering Co., Senate of the University of Con- of the fighting task. * the long-delaved misalte talks In Aoxlll«r„ v^t.rsn. -ship, which meefs P o ^ or burlapped ...... $»A8 19 opens Oct. 6. West Harlfoni. for 20 years, m’dleut voted unanlmoi .sly He added that in the (uture. Two muscidar dystrophy Car- Heisinld ta'm ld^O rt^r. *" VV^rs'^Md ' au' X ^ ” ' IMsIblfd will'" h a^ ^ ^ tepltem s"^ * Asked to compare the conflict He was a member of the FIr.st Tlmr.stlay night In supiwrt of a nikllllonal troop pullouts will b»> ’’ " ' ‘ l-s were held last Saturday. - . - *<«.4sw ® usi\4 Auxiliary,4-«u/-ksi4tas ^ , Disabledoexsoas/icu ^ pusms la Sun-OUil* SPECL^ THIS WEEK—LOOK of Interest charges agaiijst Church of Chrlsit. ^one day student strike to pne biuscd more on tw- ..... - Marie Hennesaev rinnvliter _ ®®®‘ ®‘“ ''-V of State William P. American Veterans and Aux- “ ay at 2 p.m. at Bolton Lake.-r- ,’o Otheu- crlt-e- H ueh^F^H ir ‘‘ “ ^ers (old Soviet Ambassador Illary, World War I Barracks ®®®® ‘ be hotel, and a regular - Ever wish you had a Want to perk up a Hayn.sworth with ilioae against Survivors, besides his wife.'"‘ e 1 Ihe Vietnam war. rla agreed, upm by ,y h l| ^ l( and “ Lsey, X chalrmfn of Anatoly F- Dobrynin In Wash- and''Auxlllary Yankee Division ®®-*®® ®‘ 7 P.m. Weekend Special! _TREES—15% OFF! former Justice Abe Fortas, Include a daughter, Mrs. Rob- ’I’h boycott o( classes, pirt of I’resldent Nixon the^cl of ... >■ ®,b‘7®"!“ " ° °n® Ington June 11 the United States and Auxillarv. Veterans Conn. ------Omwental and Shade, Fruit Tree. Ready to Bear. better kind of grass? summer-weary lawn? BUELL’S AFRICAN VIOLETS O np^ ****"■ Cherriee, Blueberries aad If you're diuatisficd wiih the kind of f Ins )s the time when n m lawn needs fcriil- IW^ ___ W------9f^9CIVo»— OHQ----- ■ W vQwIVTWV*m Aa GIm I HEDRINB PLANTS m A PRIVETS you have, try vceding a box of w inovih riftht i/)ng to bounce back frorr) the ravages of ^ $ 1 . 4 5 N O W j ^ 3 * * S U D into your cxiMin); lawn wist»v»K u the un Ite - Me _ It, summer and build up sircngfh for winter will hold a spaghetti supper to­ proved variety of Kcniutky hluegravv Ihai ha» Bcsi way we know is with rear nt'ii.oia. the West Springfield. Ma.'is., and Sherry mid David D'Alessan- ni«r\L«^Ynnn iKa Ellington Got A Pioblcni? Con* In and Let becom e to popular for lawnv and jiolf tourvev two grandchildren. Nixem Cancels Draft Calls morrow from 5 to 7 p.m at John or Loon ZRpndka Help Yon! feriilr/cr that helps gratt multiply itself Woodruff Hall of Center Con­ Prof»*660r, nita|ioii(ii‘iil Funeral services will be held Grows evpecially thick and luituriouv Ihri’.c . Brothers Win gregational Church. For reser­ S(ucad It any lime Will not burn grass or tomorrow at l p.m. at the Netv- in summer s heat and lixiks 'twviulu rni Over Riotk. ii .Suicide For Noveiiil)er-December vations call .Mrs. Paul Paulsen. harm cr.iss .ecd Huw aNiui this weekend ’ klrk and Whitney ^^I!H'ral 4^. . .. ce.ss. uobryTiin and Joseph J. Dairy A>vard TOKYO (AIM The chief of Home, 318 Burnside Ave East 454 E. .Middle Tpke. Tickets will (ontitiiMMl frtiiii Pa|*r Oiuv el ahZ r ; ^‘®®°’ ‘’-S’ assistant escretary lel Adams. Christopher and of ter- .ho . - i also be available at the door. the Tokyo Medical and Dental Hartford. Burial .will be In Cen- was not under consideration for Robm"~Fritetter a;^” ?7,n‘nn s o l ®'"'® *b® East and ^ Tis’O Ellington brothers have Unlverslty Hospital hanged him- ter Cemetery, in Colorado SprlnK^*. Colo . ro- .1... I...... Kobm FelUtler, and Donna and South Asia, had a three-hour b®®" named winners of the Ihc lmim>diate future. Mary McCarthy Vermont State Sen. and Mrs. self today, apparently because Friends may call at the fu- cenlly: ••\Vr slmll have somo dl- talk on that subject at the Wal- v,uiuicuiiuui Connecticut Dairymani^aiiyiimn oiof theme r^-i . __ — ——« he was desixmdent over campiLs neral home tonight from 7 to dorf.orf. Year AwardAware of the New Eng- vi ■■•ere ^"®^ Burlington prom- I__ 1 4-e____ rx.__ ® ovemlehtovernight guestsrttp.qta th<«thi* disfurbanees, (Killce said, 9 They were understood to have *‘^ ‘* Green Pastures Program, ^Scott^ Fall Feed/Seed SALE Prof. To.shlro Ishihai’a, 52. aix-ompil.sh’ sonic ”ot ihe''gx'Vls ®“‘ back of at least 60.000 FaliM* .\ Ian n week at tlip home of the sena- Vietnam fighting b el l f v it it «• h ®“«K®»‘ ®^ questions Kenneth ^ d William Nie- uir’s .Ister and her h u s h 'd was found dead at his ho)ne. He concerning what ho called ’’the between July 8 and Dec BELLt\UE, Wash. »**®n. tar')(AP) mrfor iironiykofironiyko and Rogers to take ""lann '“ "n operate inethe .NiemannNiemann Mr and Mrs .Vtiir $ J li/ieri w»u hn\ a hu\’ of Turf Builiier and .Mrs, Paul Paulsen. 454 left fou)' wills, they added. iMuyiiiliaii To Spouk umieces.sanly long iwrlod of un- , j p, general’ antt-inflatlon P® "®'****' “ nd teachers at up at dinner meetings in New Brothers Dairy Farm. The ami a hot of H'iml.wr at the tamr time Ishlhara was the third profes­ E Middle Tpke. » T o .41* Kdilors cortatiity that ,uiw haiig., over economy directive ...... York next .Monday and -Friday...... n''’«rd,.. an- engraved------‘ silyer ' sor In Japan to kill himself in the lives of mllltons of *b« Scli.Kil thought they had a nii.s- The questions were how to pHcher. was presented at the apparent despondency over mil- UTIi ’A, .V!i>s Robin Spencer, daugh- IXiiilel .voimg...... iH'ople ” tlon in drteiise snenrtin.. I... =.»uoeiu iiiIn theiruieir niuisimidst n(axentake permanent peace in t(ie '■•oyernors-Governors’ luncheoniiuicneon at the ter vi-.. viTslty disputes. i, an. .i.H.sust.int to tjie Tliete had beeii much siiecula- accomplished In part by deacll- i.-9'.*'.-*7*.^ In.stalled fire alarm area, hW to get Arab-Israell Eastern States Exposition. ^ — —' ' - Police sajd he h,ad been acMve bpencer of 90 Weaver Rd., is a kept sounding. talks started through U.N. Spe- in attempts to settle the dispute ix-'.k^u th ’ ’ ; b®' '>® ®‘'Haln information vation mihtnn- The brothers are the third student at the CindereUa Career at Tokyo University, where uni­ The siH-nding cutback “ ' “ ® ^ rl told her clal Representative Gunnar V. K^nenitlon of the Niemann fani- and m t a h lii versity authorities called In the io.N ’T*"*'*'''*'' P'“'''’®‘' ‘^'“® «ccompli.sli. would. ,, A,s.MK iat;on at Hartford, lug this goal. manixiwer neixls ... -. ‘ ® ‘ *®® alarm goes refugee problem, how to handle purchased the partnership from merchandising and deaten^^"* ‘ _ Lraeli withdrawal from occu- their father, William Nled- ___ rodlcH sruden“ „^m U S ''’®®'‘: "’'“® ‘-R ®’‘»® P-vloi»ly ...... e..„.,....._ skeptical teacher „r iru tried It. pled Arab territory and how to mann, several y U^aodlaiuL GARDENS buildings they had seized. fears ago. Parents of children of South ...... ">«“® *e‘tlement Is The two men share equally In I’nited .Methodist Church are re- After the police InterA-ention, Smith l.s vice prgslde’m of outrlght-susw alarm The Installer was carried out. some assistant professors crltl- AP.ME ,uid m duii-ge of ’ ' ^ ihe planning and operation of minded that their chUdreo cal of the authorities refused to business program for tlv Jarring was to begin meeting the farm. Last year 144 cows should be registered by Sunday treat'patients at the university ventlon which nuLs from today with Arab and Israeli for- were milked on the Niemann Sept. 28. They may register UUs hospital. 30 Uirougli Oct. 3. eign ministers, resuming discus- farm with the average pro- Sunday in the reception hall of went on. triggering the alarm. - ^ 7 ' “ ‘ ®'" ‘b ‘b* P®«- ®®'‘'- ‘ 5.1*4 pounds the church or during the week P A G E T E N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1969 ■ ’V , \ , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. ^CONN FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1969 Bolton ^ PAGE ELEVEN Cars Halted Coventry Coventry Coventry for residential development. means that by 1990, there will be Airports are not a permitted one flight in or out of the field Town Seeks Bids Education Board Has Tour use in this gone. In T e S t O f every 50 seconds, or 70 flights PANG' Rally Day . "A ir and noise pollution will every hour. This alarming rate On Site Grading High School Boosters Quh \ x4irport Plan be a major p h o b l^ . The air of oppetatlon is of prime con­ Of Grade School Renewal The Town of Manchester is fUPL C.. Drug Check Set Simday in Coventry is relatively clear cern to us." advertising for bids tor site The Board ot Education ia munity Hall. It will be registra­ Television and free from obnoxious noise GASOLINE i r- Names David Knight Head Opposed By The statement conedudes, "W o grading at Charter Oak /t h - tion night for all former and 6:00 (3) Burke’s Vaiw (8-12) Truth or Oonsequenoes taking on characterlstica of a I SAN Y8IDRO. Calif. (AP) — (8-22) Mike IXwgIas (10) Alfred Hitchcock levels and we are dedicated to promise to resist, with all the letlc FTeld, In an area bounded new scouts and dues for the Automobiles entering the United (10) Ben (jasey (20) HunUey-Brinkley By Church David Larry Knight has been caiarlea Carl, Johan Klein and keep it that way." strength at our command, this Bolton Night Touring Society. (12) David Frost on the north by Charter Oak first half-year Will be coUeob- 7:30 (8) Wild. WDd West elected chairman of the Coven­ John Lacek. Candidates attempt to ram this airport pro­ Sometimes it Is accompanied States from Mexico were l8) Romper Room (3 ^ ) High ChopaiTd "nie First Congregational The stsdement continues, St., on the west by the new Rt. BANTLY OIL ed. Elach boy is reminded that a 30) Theater 30 (24) Sounds for a Summer There will alao be a dance at posal ‘down the throats’ of the I f iMI- \ \ 'i I \ by members of the Public backed up for almost three 30) Munsters Church will observe Rally Day try High School Boosters Club, "Two fine restdentlal develop­ 6 highway ramps, and on the parent should attend with him. i Night the Legion Hall following the Democratic Town Council people of Coventry." -1 M \ I \ ■'11:11' Building Commission, who have , _ (40) GUligan’a Island ( 8 ^ ) L®t’s Make a Deal this Sunday, with special serv­ at the group’s first annual ments are located adjacent to South and east by Hop Brook. Peach Festival hours as U.S. customs officials 6:26 (40) Weather 8:00 (34) The Creative Person supper, from 9 to 1, with music II: . ■ had their own touring group for ices and programs to be held candidates Harold Crane, Al­ the proposed aliport site. Air The directors, last spring, The fire department auxiliary carefully searched them for 6:30 (20) Boston Blaclde (8-40) Ethics in Government meeting held earlier this.,week by the ChasT Orchestra. about seven years. jr (30) GUligw'a Island 8:30 (3-12) Gomer Pyle throughout the day. bert Bradley, Oiarles Nyack and noise pollution will sub­ appropriated tlO.OOO lo r Im­ i:«M'k\ iHi ', will hold its annual peach shortr narcotics in a test of "Operation (8) Stump the Stars (10-204S230) Name o f the Other officers elected were Wil­ Firemen’s Officers Cat Makes Move Last night, after a sedentary The church school will meet and Michael Pesce have Issued stantially reduce the vsdue of provements to the field. Pay­ cake festival and food saile to­ Intercept." (IS) Underdog Game liam Arendt, vice chairman; The South Coventry Volunteer a large number of homes In session in the new elementary (4i0) Truth or Conse(]uences (24) Book Beat tor a Rally Day program at FT. CARSON, Colo. (AP) — ment for the site grading Is morrow from 3 to 8 p.m. at the ' i 6:46 (34) S^endly Giant 9:W (3-12) Friday Night (Mtovle Mrs. F. B. Greenleaf, secre­ Fire Ctompany has re-elected a Joint statement declaring the north isnd of town. , school discussing possible addi­ Agents said no narcotics were (18) Della Reese 9:45 a.m .with classes for all Traveling In the bedspringa of a Included in the sum. firehouse. 6:00 (3S-10-1240) News a' tary; George Ross Jr., treasur­ Harold Crane as Its president. their opposition to a possible "The property rights of these tions to specifications with Ar­ found. But they said they were (18) My Favorite Martian (8^) Judd for the Defense age levels. The church school double bed, a female cat made The bids will be opened Sept. Shortcake may either bo con­ (8) King Family September er, and Joseph Grosso, public­ At, a recent annual meeting, state-owned general aviation people are most important and S A V E BIG chitect Robert Lienhard, board pleased with their test of proce­ (22) HighliEhts m ecial ' will expand its teaching this It from Augurta. Ga., to Colora­ 29 at 11 a.m., in the Municipal sumed at the firehouse or taken (30) Mc.HnJe’s Navy ity. Samuel P. Alien was cboaen as must be respected and protect­ members took off for an hour’s dures in the land phase of the (24) Misterogers Neighbor­ (&) NET 1 Playhouse year, wKh the acqulslOon of the airport in Coventry. do Springs In 28 days. Building. ON ONCE-A-YEAR home. Containers should bo 10:00 (840) The Dick Cavett Show vice-president; William Belden, ed. In addlti^, the property In tour of the old elementary air, land and sea effort to catch hood (10-20-3280) Bracken’s World Kenyon property at the rear of These officers, together with In the statement, the four Snowball a yearold kitten be­ The work has nothing to do brought for the • various com- , (20) Sports Show secretary; Hans Hansen, asslst- quesUon would be remorved from SALE OF TRAILERS— school. drug smugglers which will start 6:06 (40) Rawhide (18) News the Church which allows more members-at-large comprise the longing to Janice George, with grading the play area near ponents of take-out orders. » 10:30 (18) What’s My U ne a n t secret ary a n d Robert candidates have taken strong the grand list of the tosvn. Any CAMPERS and Dr. Joseph Castagna, superin­ at some still secret date. 6:16 (20) Highway Patrol (24) NET Festival olBBsroom space. At church CHSBC Bxecutive Board, and daughter of PI. C^araon's new S. Main St. and under the high­ Bulletin Board 6:30 (34) What’s New Helms and Joseph Baton, board exception to the Harris Report new IndustHal o r commercial tendent of schools, guided the Customs officials admitted, U:00 (10-2230-40) News, Sports, school this Sunday, the children those chosen as members-at- deputy post provos marshal, way ramps the faclllUes used TRAILERS Cub Scout Pack, 167 wUl hold (3-13) Walter Cronklte Weather of directors. and the Oeq^tol Region Plan­ business on the airport site group through the complexities though, that the stlffer inspec­ (18) Dick Van Dyke (18) Ekeven OTClock Movie will have the opportunity to large are Milton Wilde. Michael began the ordeal when movers by Bonnet Junior High School its first meeting of the year to­ (8) Frank Reynolds Roger Bellard was also re­ ning Agency Report, both of would not pay taxes to the town Tmiler World launcbw an of the renovation which is now tions could delay holiday and (20) Ripcord meet their teachers and find Pesce, Mrs. Stephen Bauman, arrived to pack the couple’s be­ gym cla.sses. A separate sum of night at 7 at the Community „ (10-2330) Huntley-Brlnkley 11:30 (10-2(m-30) Tonight elected chief of the department, which propose an airport to be if the property is state-owned. out-cf-thia-world aumroar’a under way. The group noted weekend visitors to Mexico for 6:46 (20) News (3) Friday Spectacular their new classrooms. Edmond DeHay, Gwen Trask, longings tor the trip to Ft. (Par­ $6,(XX) had been appropriated Hall. All interested boys be­ 7:00 (2 »«M 0) News. Sports. (12) Late Movie with Sam Clemens deputy located between Bread and "W e are deluding ourselves,” end sale o f camp and travel with approval the freshly glaze- up to six to eight hours on re­ Weather At the 11 a.m. Worship Serv­ and CHS Students Debbie Ed­ son. for that project. trallera—Orbit. Tradewtada, tween the ages of 8 and 10 are 8-40) Joey “ Bishop chief; Frank Spencer, Robert Milk St. and Cedar Swamp Rd. the statement goes on. "If we turn. (3) Death Valley Days 1:00 (30) Premiere Theater mondson and Arthur Mahew. Apparently frightened, the cat Because Anite Bros., which Is and Yukon-Delta. Prlcta painted corridor walls and the invited to attend with their par­ (18) Movie ice. there will be a dedication In the town’s north end. Not­ (8-10-40) News Roche, and Alfred Beauregard think that an airport would help hid In the bedsprings and was start at $996. Remember progress in the library and ents. Some 460,000 persons in (34) Joyce Chen Cooks 2:66 (3) News of the teachers of the church Founded a year ago, the ma­ ing they had attended last constructing the middle portion Jr., captains. Dennis Roche and bring desirable Industry to our taken away unnoticed by the of Rt. 6. has requested permis­ there are many fun days left basement areas. They spent The selectmen and Planning 160,000 vehicles enter the United SEE SATURDAY'S TV WEEK FOB COMFLZrTE USTINOS school. This ia described as "an jor club activity so far has been week’s hearing In Windsor on George Libby were chosen lieu­ town. Other towns on the peri­ n)overs. sion to use that area for storing In the fall. Have your trailer considerable time surveying the Commission will hold a Joint States weekly through this bor­ impressive service of recon­ sponsorship of the July trip to the CStPA Report, the four men tenants. phery of state<»wned airports After three days of searching, equipment. Director of Ihibllc NOW . . . and save NOW. lavatories, which are under­ meeting with the town plan der point between San Diego Radio secration to the teaching task Coventry, England. It was not­ said that following that hear­ OPBIN: MONDAY THRU have not seen an appreciable the Georges gave up. But when Works William O’Neill has going various degrees of face­ and Tijuana’. There was no esti­ {Thig llstinj^ includegi ionly thoge news broadcasts of 10 or 16 of the (diurch.” ed at this week’s meeting that ing “ we feel certain that no FRIDAY—-19:00 A.M. to 9:00 consultants Monday at 8 p.m. Increase In their grand list due the van began unloading at Ft. lifting. in the town offices. mate of how many vehicles minute len^h. SomeI istations carry other short newscasts.) In the afternoon, a Rally Day plans are already underway to need has been proven for this granted that irermlsslon and has P.M. SATURDAY — 10:00 were searched Thursday. to the proodmlty to an airport. Cnrso'n, Snowball turned up— delayed site work there. The main purpose of the tour WBCH--910 picnic ia scheduled for 3 p.m. hold the third in the sister-city Official Charges facility." A.M. to 6:00 P.M. THAIUOR 7:30 News of the World “The report In question pro­ thirsty, hungry and exhausted. was to give the board a visual Thousands of persons, though. 1:00 Hartford Hlghllghta 7:60 Joe Gara^lola at the Nathan Hale Salvation exchanges, in 1971, when som'^ The area will be graded for W ORU). INC.. Exit 94 off Manchester Evening Herald ’:00 News 8:06 Pop Concert The Democrats* statement jects 200.000 flights per year for The family said a veterina- basis for making priority de­ Including many Mexican nation­ \:00 Gasliirht Army Camp. There will be 170 English Coventrians will re­ Penn Central September 1970 use Original 1-84 (Wilbur Ooae High­ Bolton correspondent, tilemewoU 8:36 News, Weather 88.ys, "The l.OOO-acre proposed the Coventry a lrp m by 1975 and rlan advised them Snowball cisions if choices must be made als who work in the San Diego 1:00 Quiet Hours 8:65 Red Sox vs. Tigers turn to Connecticut. Plans have plans were for using the area, way). Manchester, T ei 646- Young, tel. 843.8981. WPOP— 141S 11:4fl News Weather swimming, games, sports and airport site is Boned exclurively 256,000 flights by 1990. This would recover. 3114. on a list of items sent to the area, were Itute to their destina­ :00 Danny Clayton 11:45 Sports Final recreaUon for all. Families are also been started for a trip to Won’t Improve in September 1970. :00 Dick Heatnerton contractor. tions by hours as the cars 12:00 Other Side of the Day asked to bring a picnic lunch, England In 1972. ':00 Bill LfOve BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (AP)— /The contractor is supposed to backed up for 3*^ miles from :00 Gary Girard and drinks and desserts will be The group Is planning other border checkpoints. WINF—12M A Bridgeport official charged be estimating the costs of these Zwach Last :00 News furnished. The meal Itself will activities as well, and the next items, and the school board and John Dlnningham, a New :10 Uncle Jay be at 6 p.m. rain or shine, since meeting will be Oct. 16 at the Thursday that the Penn Certtral :00 News WANTED the PBC must decide Which are York businessman, became so :10 Walter Cronklte there are Indoor facilities avail­ high school. All fonner, present Railroad has edxnvn no interest allowable under the total sum Man Called frustrated after sitting for an 1:26 Harry Reasoner Clean, Late Model able. 30 Sports, News and future (?HSBC members are in Improving commuter service set aside for the renovations. hour in his car that he drove to 7 00 'me world Tonight To close the RaUy Day pro­ urged to attend. on its New Haven Division. (f'ontinucd from Page One) 7 15 Business News Manchester’s Most Complete TV Center Among these is an estimated the Tijuana airport and char­ U S ED C A R S 7 20 Frank Gifford gram, a Galilean Service will Square Dance City Atty. J. Edward Caldwell $3,000 for "minimal” alterations tered a plane. He reached San Ohio . . . Mr. Miller of Callfor- 7 30 News « Top Prices Paid climax the days events, on the The Whirlaways Square Danc­ made the charges at a hearing to the main offices upstairs to Diego 24 holU’s before a partner 7 45 Lfowell Thomas n'-i . . . Mr. Mills . . . 81:00 Speak Up Hartford shore of (Coventry Lake. Hie ers special Nathan Hale dance on the line’s rate restructuring convert them into offices for the who kept the car. For All Makesf Is there an advantage, from a 13:151:15 Sign Off Rev. James McBride will con­ will be held this Sunday night plan. superintendent and Board of At preseint, customs inspec­ WTIC—lOM political standpoint, to knowing 00 Afternoon Eklltlon CARTER CHEVROIfl duct this service. at the Capt. Nathan Hale Caldwell, also a state senator, THE STORE WITH THE EX­ Education staff, and alterations tors check autos at about a rate 15 Market Report The Board of Christian Bdu- said Bridgeport (x>mmuterB which way a vote is going? 20 Weather CO ., INC. School. Callers will be COven- to a portion of the health suite of three a minute—usually pass­ catiix) of the church was would not mind paying reason­ "Ofrtenslbly, yes. But seldom 26 Strictly Sports 1229 Main St. trv’s Swinging George Htnke PERTS HAS ALL THE NEW downstairs to convert it into a ing them with only a"" cursory 35 Afternoon Edition responsible for the planning and and Skip Smith of Mllbury, able fares for excellent service, for me," said Zwach, "in most glance and a few questions. 00 Accent 69 Phone 649-5236 principal’s office and general 06 Weatherwatch arrangements for the Rally Mass. provided such service becomes office area. calls, I already know how I’m INC. 20 David Brinkley Day program. The committee Rounds will be cued by Lillian available. 1970 MODELS. When the contractor la r e a ^ going to vote." is headed by Mrs. Mark Spink, and Paul Zepke, and dancers Attendance at Hiursday’s af­ The Minnesotan has little with the actual costs, the school board chairman; Mrs. Joseph are reminded that soft-soled ternoon session, and a night ses­ board and PBC will meet again hope of ever moving up from Baton, church school superin­ shoes are required. The dance sion as well, was so sparse that the bottom rung. In the previous —perhaps Monday, If every­ tendent; Mrs. Prank SjieiKxr, will be from 7 to 10 p.m. Interstate Commerce Commis­ thing is set. 90 congresses—and in the Conti­ ;LANE GUITAR and MUSIC CENTER secretary, and Mrs. Richard Church Claas sion examiner Robert Bamford nental Congress, for that mat­ To the curious outsider, the Gale, Mrs. Ralph Hoffman, Church School classes at the had to call occasional receases ter, there were no House mem­ > Headquarters For: Guitar, Drums, Trumpet, Piano and Banjo Lessons progress of the tour last night Mrs. John Kerson, Mrs. Jay Second congregational (Ourch because there was no one there bers whose place would be be­ GOP Women Model Fall Fashions could be followed light by light, Gorden Sr. and Mrs. Milton for children age three through to testify. as each area was illuminated. low Zwach. Three prominent Monebedter Republican women, from left to right, Mrs. Karen Odegard Zurmuhlen. ■ Color TV with the eighth grade will resume this The hearings are being held Inspected, and returned to ’T d Just ns soon have a re­ \^fe of town director David Odegard; Mra. Richard Murphy, member of the Monchearter Special! 10-Week Hobby Class Mission Day Sunday at 9:30 a.m. Those de­ on the railroad’s proposals to verse alphabetical roll call," he darkness. The last light, at the Board of Education; and M^a. Riaymond (Rosalind) Qulsh, town treasurer, wCar some of the Second Congregational siring additional information reduce the price of monthly com said. "I wouldn’t object to it—to For Adults and Youngisters entrance, was turned off at l,l enaemblcM they will model In Che Mandhe.stor Republican Women’s Club fabWan show "PaU Church will observe Mission should contact Mrs. Wesley F. mutation tickets, group stations voting first.” He odds: "I doUbt p.m., uonslderably later than KashlonB by D&L," Wednesday alt 8 p.m. at the Manchealter (Country Club. Mrs. Odegard Is Starts Wed., September 24th Emphasis Day on Sept. 28, when Lewis, Antrim Rd. into zones to simplify ticket­ if it’s ever done.” Monday night's PBC-lcd ramble wearing a bltuck maxi-coolt wUh a piuriton collar, worn with white boots and a long white Instructor: Arnold Landsberg the Rev. Joseph Zezzo of the Dancing Tomorrow checking, and raise the price of through the new elementary Mr. Poff . . . Mr. Pollock . . . Connecticut Conference Staff "works in a drawer’.’ crepe scarf. Mrs. Murphy, a candidate for re-elcctlon in November, is modeling a black EEjC (Rental Guitars There will be roimd and 10-trip tickets. It Is this last pro­ Mr. Powell . . . Mr. Proyer . . school. That one walked first, lounging robe accented wWJi brocade. Mrs. Qul.sh, In an original Oscar De Renta black velvet will lead the 11 a.m. worship. square dancing every Saturday posal that draws the most ob­ Mr Price of Illinois . . . Mr. ■ C C A w Are Available) sat later. cocktail dross edged In gold braid, is also a candidate for re-election this fall. Mias Jteanne His subject will be "Neighbors night from 8:30 to 12:80 starting jections from commuters. Price of Texas . . . hi Need.” But the PBC is more exper- Martin, fashion ccordlnator tar Davidson and Leventhal,. will be the commenltator at the this weekend, at the Pine Lake Another hearing is scheduled lemsed in touring, its chairman Has his vote over broken a show. All faahions will be from the D&L .atore at the Manchester Porknde. Hairstyles will be From 6 to 8 p.m. the same In New Haven today. One la also lie? lll'/ t Center St., Manchester—Phone 640-7885 Community Club House, Pine having earned his' boots, or crejitcd by Trca Ohic Beauty Bolon and Beauty Counselor will do the makeup. Mrs. Edward evening, there will be a potluck Lake Shores, off Rt. 276. Music scheduled in Mamaroneck, N Y., "Not in Congress,” said Hours: Mon. 1 to 5:30 P.M.—^Tues. thru FrL 1 to 9 PJVL supper at which the Rev. O. Whatever one earns for such Uiald will play background music on on organ from Watkins Bros, "nckets tor the event may will be by Dick Mills Orches­ Saturday. Zwach. "But it did at least once be oMalnerl from Mrs. Robert Stavniltaky of 160 Gardner St. or Mrs. Donald Wells of 82 Plv- volunteer work, during the Saturday 9 to 5:80 P.M. Victor Walgren Jr. will be a tra, and callers, on alternate building of the high school, in both the House and Senate in mouth lAuio. (Herald photo by Plnito.) apecial guest The Rev. Mr. Minnesota." Zwach had to en­ weeks, will be Irving Anders which opened for business five Walgren is a retired naval of­ and Hank Post. years ago this month. dure being lost serving 23 years ficer and the leader of a recent Slide Show Church Hchodulo in those bodies. tour to the work of the United Septie Tanks Townspeople are invited to AND Bolton Con^egatlonal Church For more than 80 years there Church of Christ in Africa He the Oonaervatlon Ctommlaalon’s will go on a two-service have been Z-en in Congress. WANTED will i^ow rplctures and tell about second annual colored slide Zloncheck in 1933-1938; Zimmer- that ohurch-sponsored tour. Plugged Sewers The Works: schedule starting Sunday. There Man to work as sales­ show tonight at the high school. nuui, 1937-1948; Zablockl, from In additixm to the members 10 tubeless snap-in will be identical worship serv­ man, prefer previous ex- 7:30. Clihildren are invited to at­ 1949 (through 1964; Zelenko, 1966- of both confirmation clasees Machine Cleaned mini circuits for ices at 9 and 10:4S a.m., with tend with their parents. 1962; Zablockl again. perieiKe in hard goods and both Pilgrim Fellowship Septic Tanks, Dry Wells, fellowship time in between, at WaAK 0# tSCUUMHA Italian Supper Sewer Lines Installed—Cel­ solid-state Yates .... Yatron .... lines. Full and part-time groups, who will consider this which coffee and tea will be The American Legion Poat lar Watorprooling Done. dependability, and Young .... Zablocl . . Zion openings. their regular meeting, anyone served. 52 is holding an Italian Supper And then comes Zwach. who is interested is urged to fast, at-home service One reason for the double ses­ AiH»Iy tomorrow night from 6:80 to 7, McK in n e y b r o s . WL833 WU870 sions Is that church school attend. Early American Cootemporiry ttyle at the Legion Hall on Wall St. lU Peart St. — 648-5366 classes have become crowded. ftyle cabinet with walnut grain vinyl cabinet BLISH Tickets will be available at the Sewerage DIaposal Oo. To solve the space problem, Hospital Aid Federal Agents door or through Legionaires bruth glaze maple finish and catter*. Qrodes 0 through 9 will meet HARDWARE from 9 to 10:16, and kindergar­ To Crack Down ten through Orado 4 will meet ^Squandered’ from 10:46 to noon. The cradle QUASAR design make, the difference! Most of th** <*>mponenl» (10 plug-in inlnl-rlrriilUi are In « tirswer room and nursery will be open On Fire Bombs (Continued from Page One) . HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — TT»e serviceman amply snaps out the old circuit and snaps In a new one. In ymir tviriin in ininulna It's that easy during both services, however. Pul irour However, repairs on a Quasar should be few. It’s ail solid-state, except f<»r the rerl'flei- and pliHurx (ul>e And solid- The pastor reminds students hospitals "subsequently turn In­ A crackdown by federal agents OIL rtate devloes, unlike tubes, are designed to work without burning themselv'cM out H<» yrm gsl yesu-s of ble that the ninth grade class Is to arrangements that could ser­ on use of tire bombs was an­ service. required lor all those who plan ve as personal tax havens.’’ nounced 'Thursday by Asst. U.S. • tt-im, pletare (measured diagonally| $96 as. la.) to be confirmed in the next He also citicized the Defense Attorney Paul S. Sherbacow, a Oabtnet style by Drezel. church year. Department contructlon of Army who said arrests would be made flue tuning with a UghL When It goes osL ptouire la aeeumtrly tuned and Navy hospitals In the San under the Federal Gun Qmtrol Two Year Registered Ouarantee on Pteturn Tul»e and All Parta. U is suggested that piwents Original owner guarantee covers free exchange or repair of parts pnnen defeollvo Francisco arthi, despite a comp­ Act of 1968. In tunmvil use Arranged with children In both sessions ^dj^ransportatlon extra Guarantee nta valid unle.. guaranty, can, m a lli. to of Sunday school make trans­ troller general’s report that In a meeting Ihursday after- no(Hi, Sherbacow discussed - portation arrangements with building only one hoapltnt“ for ' ------friends. both services could save $8 mil­ ordination of future state and federal investigations into fire Boy SixMits lion a year. bombing incidents. There will bo im organization­ The report covered only hos­ al meeting of Boy S<'o\it Troop pitals in Florida, California, Ar­ Attemting the meeting were 73 Mondjiy at 7 p.in. lU, th® Com­ izona and Tennessee. John Mulcahey Jr., chief deputy prosecutor of the state circuit court system, Cornelius D. 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We feel the police have For full details ot our complete burner FAST, EASY SEE- WET Look been perfectly competent In (V in y l) service, call or write VICE. their investigations, but we are compact size. making ourselves available' to them,” Sherbiuxrw added. FOGARTY BROTHERS, INC. Mulcahey said "WhUe we have been. Informed of the concurrent 319 StOAD STREET federal Jurisdiction invtrtvlng the Fuel o o — OQ B m e r Hales and Serrtee O t NORMAN'S use of destructive devices. Cir­ Air OoisdltlaidBC a Has the same solid-state reliability: L e a th e r same ease of service as Motorola's WOfPlwO 9**^ efOef cuit Ctourt prosecutors wUl In a laenrri Badget Riyraent Plea the future review carefully the e M Hear Caateoar gervto famous console model. Only ONLY acta and extenuating circum­ difference is the size. It's ideal for stances to determine whether to small rooms or apartments, a Picture it 22^ square The 'works in u drawer" Here, much to the discomfort of smaller cars. proceed under state statutes." inches (measured diagonally) • All solid-state •499.95 (except for picture tube) e Automatic tine tuning slide out the back That's what with electronic picture lock keeps set accurately tine W M i M^ee B«lt-Abaat makes it compact. *70 Nova. tuned, even when you change channels e Lighted (regular $1.76 yd.) MANCHESTER'S channel indicators on VHF and UHF THE W ORKS; Ti.brt.ss rt*.«-bi mlni-clrcrtls tor srtM- etste rrtUMItly sod tmmt. mt-ttomo For Suits, Coots, Vests, Only Fuel Oil Dealer esTvics. dockets. Jumpers, Skirts Open 24 Hours A Day! :\ FREE DEUVERY • PAYMENTS TAILORED TO FIT YOUR BUDGET Nova has smaller cars squirming principally be­ Torque-Drive). cause it (.locsn t make you squirm. MORIARTY BROTHERS And Nova is anything but dowdy. See above. For Ovor OEHIND THE COUNTER OR " The iiot-too-small Nova C oupc scats five atlults. Certainly, little cars have to be more than a little _ Sctian. six. M obil V] of A KHIND THE TUBE... NOR- rlvn v4iills uneasy about Nova's easy price. b o o tin g oR .And you get windows instead o f portholes. bona MAirS HAS THE EXPERTS! FABRIC DBPARTIVIBIMT BTORB8 \ It simply doesn't cost that much INC. '4 34 Oakland St, Route 83, Mancheater tide trunk. .And a wide-stance ride on a 111' wheelbase. more to own that much more car. Open Daily 10 am to 9:30 pm Sat. 10 am to 6 pm burther. you have a happy choice o f six engines CALL 643-S13S ^ 445 HARTFORD ROAD^O MANCHESTER • ESTABLISHED 1939 and five transmissions (including low-cost, no-cUiteh Putting you first, keeps us first. On Th e M o v e . OPEN DAILY till 9 PM — SATURDAY till 6 P.M. PAGE TWELVE \ MANCHESTER EVENTNG HERALD. MANCH^TER. CONN. FRmAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1969 \ -A-

Andover Section Two FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1969 Will resolve around fa?I fToral e q ^ ^ n V a n d C a ^ T a t e " or*52jf Hanrlipalrr lEimting IfpritUi FRIDAY, SEPTJIMBER 19, 1969 Pages 13 to -24 Garden Club To Open Refreshments will be served Mrs. Lucas Mbe, troop organ- ' ov by Mrs. Joseph Armstrong, Izer, and Mrs. Robert Campbell, S c ^ Day tomorrow at Camo Vernon PINTO Its Season Wednesday Mrs. William Covell and Mrs. troop consultant, announce that Nlppe Wauke. However if U a X meeUng Monday from Joseph Comerford. the Brownie level Troop will ershlo U not confirmed’ 7 to 8.30 p.m. in the All-purpose PINTO, People Interested The Andover Garden Club will seph Comerford. Paul Br«m- / Paper Collection have as lU leaders Mrs. Gerald 1 , wWch Is^^trfsX a^n “>e elementary school, Hallofween Art Project In Narcotics Treatment Or­ CRPA’s Airport Plan •hold the first meeting of the hall, Arthur Haloburdo and Ricln^ During next week, Andover Marion, 336 Lake Rd., assisted deadline, the registration fee ^ ganisation Inc., is now open season Wednesday at 8 p.m. In Oshom. Girl ScouU will be continuing hy Mrs. Victor Bronke, 25 will be refunded to each girl meotine Monday throu^ Wednesday Draws Stores^ Complaints 'eveniags, 6 d 0 to 10, In me To Delete Coventry the Elementary School. The workers'" bv The Any°"e Lakevlew Dr.; Mrs. Thomas registering and no troops will the rirls The^Tdett^^ bottom floor of the Williams' Junior Women’s Club will ores T, newspapers and maga- Bonneau, Center Rd., and Mrs. he organized In Andover for the comolrtelv o l^ The Oapitol Region Planning of five proposed highway cor- Junior Women a Club will pres- lowship and the Tuesday Study zlnes to donate may call Mrs. Pranklyn Reed, Lake Rd Junior level. whT„h program A project which was started problem. Rose solid a number Building of 3 t Mary’s Epis­ Agency lost night agreed to de- rldoro originally proposed by ent the program. Group of the Congregational Richard Osborne, Boston Hill The Junior Girl Scouts who The Cadette Troon lirtii h=„„ mm viewing of a m ore than 12 years ago to al- of suggestions have been offer- copal Church on Park St. lesdate the malicious marking ®o“® seems to 'pass the An ex-addict, a parent of a lete reference to the proposed ^ ^ "traffic corridor M.mb.r. .r. uked lo bring „„„„ “ki.Se d T " m" "“‘•'b »"■ Klcblrd O.- r.tr.blSjfnU* of store windows at Halloween drug user, and a inrofeasional Bolton^kiventrvBolton-Ooventry AirportAlrnort fromfmm counselor are on hand to ♦•ifc ™-wo'"n;";..'’rssyu . srcr«'i.x”s.„s= rnXS,rirSn.?“,rsires.“H7o^rr£r”i - . — hM backfired and the Chamber aa a suggestion but ttr c h a i^ to anyone on an anonymous Us preUmlnary plan for airports Included In thU category each others iiandnvor’K. Anyone Andover Volunteer Fire Dept. Pick-up will be by appointment To date, leadership for these Troop Committee Chairman Andover Evenly Herald ^ ati of Commerce is seeking a solu- was told by the art teacbeos Omt basis. The phone number is In the Capitol Region. —-the propoeed location ot Rk 6 interested in flowers, birds or 'vlll meet Monday at 8 p.m. In only, ,____ money ^ resized ,r ^ Vfmm----- rtroona 7has* not beT «»cm5 iiouii ^^mmiuee - Blossom ‘”oiavcs" em"ph!Lill!i7^ that *® There was a minor accident n T clothing from Sage-Al’en and FVM val In Washington, D. C ORPA still'endoi^ me JVel '.s Our reg. \ 06 Involving a car and a truck on Broad Brook will pre- Co., make up demonstrations, She Is on acUve member of the Ute airport roncTm nv«r * ^ further INVITATION 1.54 For Town Office Building sent P aah^ Magic," a pro- and wigs. A former Miii Con- East Windsor Democratic Town pension*^ Bnidlev’lri«i7 At ♦!, ____ _ ai o:w p.m. ‘h’ooslng fashion show, nectlcut, she Is the mother of (2ommtttoe. concept removes ^ih» Plain, while Bast Windsor has TO BID Our Reg. Men’s and Ladies’ Auto-S261 the Board of S^eotmen's mate at that time of $60,000 Gloria Rubacha of Andover was Monday, Sept. 29, after a 6 :3 0 three children anC a lea, ing Mrs WlUlam L, Wagner is «vlatl“n ZTT Sealed bid:; will be received 1.79 Famous Brand Safeo All Purchase meeting this we*k Forbea Mot- with 2,720 square feet which is driving the car, Lester Beebe, “hnner In the Manche.strr model In the HarUord area chairman of the event She !■ Ins K In northerly portion of Rt. 8 at the office of the Director of 4 Leather Wallets & Purses Instant Load Camera 3/8 In. Drill roll appeared to state that he '®®“ Hartford, the truck. ‘‘y >'"> Dority, also the niof'. r assisted by Mrs. Rudolph HU- i^rts to the General Services* 41 Center Our Reg. 2.97-3.97 Our Reg. 64.99 Storage Chest is interested In having two ^ ------Soloml’ ®''“‘'"’"’ -"“I®'" I**® ®‘«’ Joseph lJow.1 gl^ -urroundlng re- pre^d Industrial dsv.iop- Our Reg.ney. 9.299.^17 Opening Specisll Street, Manchester, Conn, until w'k 3 “ ro-ni-irn n,i* an «... ^menine. r esUmated at $38,000 and There waa Another car-truck ^^“'"®ws Church. area and lecturei on make , p Jr , publicity; Mrs. Alto-rt Th,> proiMMed Rnlinnav-, . ^ ^ . . . . October 10. 1089 at 11:00 a.m. 1.87 'warningw for would be >4^ o,v„58 feet by AMi32 acck.feet. AiAt ttcctuemaccident yesieroayyeste'rday on Main ot.,St.. ** common- and hair styUng. She represent- Bolalr, decorat ons amt Mrs "" "" ' " ...... * ' for Rc». fhc^Kntsn^ hcryi ---- the Oat.OcJt, 6 town moeUng. One present these figuresflgrures are almost near Oak, at 2:30 p.m. Leroy ^*** audlence-partlcpa- od the slate of Maine levoral Edward Flack, boorter fxnfawl «« 4 rtrtrt ...... •vuujriim n i. O ITOm clausenioiKiuo would •••liivoti.j call for ^dismissal 1 1 four Vf»nrciyaars f\Mold. »»Hampson,______40, a* of ....Windsor, . was ------———------. ______vuod on 1.000 m-r«i of Uuid b«- East Hartford to East Windsor, INSTALLA'nON OF STORM ween the Tolland town line and Vernon's new reprcsentsiUv* iJr a in a g e , s a n it a r y s e w ­ 1.94 49.87 7.98 of the present Town Office 15 town meeting the truck driver. Muriel Werb- KL 44A, luvl t’edar .Swamp Ral Jack Krafjnck, was Introducsd e r AND WATER MAIN ON (Xir own exclusive hraiul ol line, smooth-lilting hosiery, •Genuine cowhide, Morocco, calfskin, •fd s exposure automation for perfect • Protect clothing, bedding, linens, toys Bulldlng Committee and the ^*1® hulldtog ner of 49 Marlon Dr. was the Bolton color or B/W. •Powerful 2.5 amp. motor, 1,000 R.P.M. Youngsters Gel ^ Bread luid Milk .St to Gov- by CRPA Chairman Robert Ms- p a r k e r -o a k l a n d c o n n e c ­ now at great savitigs' rnellotouch and Hiirialo grained leathers. etc. second clause would be to select ^^^o^lttee continue Its study driver o t the car. ^ - •New l all designs and colors. • Uses popular 4 shot Hash cubes. » Drills J/8" steel, 3/4" wood. naelan of Canton. Krafjaok rs- t o r . » 509f more torque than 1/4” drills. • Quality construction. a new oommltitee consisting o f bring before the next town / ------V, Free Eye Tests i naves polntml lan for the General Services Office, 41 Cen­ wxM-klng group than seven nine R®-"- At the present time Oak/at 2:30 p.m. The drivers Raises a Zoning Problem Ing for children three to flVe I'urtoiul Ui,. ns-omnietuliaions ot purtsmes of holdtog public heai^ ter Street, Manchester, Con­ or twelve. ’ approximately $5,000_has al- were James Perkins, 21, of 54 years old will be held Monday *'^® <'isilriu-ted Harris Re. log* was iinanlmuiuly adopted, necticut. ThA noma,, h.. •.iriii 4™ ready been spent for architect’s cWper St., and Henry (Wormier, What do you do with two-story Tedford ,soldmuu j.ehe hadluui snoweashowed ® “-ro. untilun.n noonown mat uiethe th. n, si ... « • 'permUttog " the— agency —■' to —corns Town of Manchester, ■- —• ------*^he motion to delete tl>e n»- within the dendUnes set by the the commltt^ taclu^ TK^S bund.^/^"”"^ 7 chicken coop buUdlags, to good the tool company roprwwntatlvo Community Y N Main 8t This ifSbtayisS 44.,... “>« ro- withinmm the . dendUnes . . . ___ set by Connecticut ti Lange, Irving Tannenbaum, / condition, when It’s no longer some v a c a n t ^ ^ u ^ ^ '■'“^bnously lulopt. New York .rfflce of itoisdng and Robert B. Weiss, ALWAYS 1 Prtderick Conklin, Frank Cho- ”^1® selectmen voted to have/ COMPLAINTS profitable for the small farmer Rd., which la not snned for In- *** * series to pi by the (CRPA RPA repreaentatlvcMrepreaentotlveo Urban Development (HUDl General Manager Ostet: Professional Type bot ujiu and mmaeii.himself. When wnen asKeaasked ‘°wn sa.^svoreports ftwiivcuprinted byuy th An estimated $3,000 Is missing ® ,^hlcken bustneaa? diMtry, but board members anid *** ***® **’*“'‘* Monday *J*e 20-member towns, dur- c o iiin Eoii.s 1 what___Sa _ 4 qualifications •>>. . . the. . f Ive- ^'^ysrs .T^WPressaooo. 4to » TLebanon. —t..^______fTowm * « ____ frotn rrotn Pilgrim MUla on Oakland T ‘ hat’s " whet Julio Brondolo - of that______there_ Is more to nn Indus- ®“®h month. "'Uhl’s rx^gular meeUng ,..„..i-,„ Brandy St. asked the Zotitoe i.4.i -..a. ....______...... « U‘e agen«y member•.L-oiiumiuiee committee pnouiaPhould nave,have, -*’®P°rt - f ------materialm should uie oi. be luiiowmgto toe St. a followingoreax someume a break sometime Brandy St. ooscuasked toeu.c osjnuigZoning tnaltrial park than vacant land' When this free testlnsteaiinr was - - ■■■ INVITATION .SKKVICK if Hair Dryer Morrell4vi.vfiio4i floauaald that uuvi, theyuiey shouldsnouiu ------“ lectman’s “ ------secretary's v*€»s ---- j —o hUds last night. The break was dls- RBoard -.-a .>m 1ils.------meeting. 1— ....lart night. Tedford said the Inquirer had made available to resld^t. WSStwo Swlichm Tnni«|Kirtsllon , ...... Plan...... Adopted Your Place For 12" DIAG. Nil/ K.be individuaJs ...... with common------nt lonofleast hoby nOct. .f ,1 . All 1— uvwiuo(trds covered covered.-o»i by by a a policeman policeman on _ Brondolo said he had a not mlled back. years ago, four serious eye a , ' " ‘"I'"'" Fine Art and Our Reg. 24.99 sense and able to analyze. _ prob- should get their budgets- In ,writ- rout m o r n - ______TO BID 74 Sq. In. , , rit- routine patrol at 4:16 this “ ‘®“ ® hte bundtogs to problems'" were discovertscov.r.oi andoL tnuisporuthm, Custom Frominq Sealed bids will bo received at Picture lems (andand come up with ea suit- '"B ^ selectmen by Sej*.Se^jt, 24 Ing. A more accurate estimate ® company for furniture stor- jq children with . *** ^ rrprenenlutlveii imun- the office -of the Director of i52nn=r able answer. Lange is an ac- the very latest. / of the loss will come after an ^Sorting Board ^id y . . vision were referred^lomedlr^^^ Piously .ickiiHed ihr PrrMmln. General Services, 41 Center countant, Tannenbaum works The board voted that> 3 $3,- ‘"ventory today. because toe farm is lo^t- With Majonly authorities for further tostS Schurfle Street, M^onchester, Conn, until at Pratt ond Whitney Aircraft; 800 performance bond/received ------Jf"* ’ ^ WASHINGTON (AP) _ Con- Manchester Public Hs^to to Septem ber 20, i960 at 1 1 :00 a.m. 18.70 Conklin conducts a lime busi- In the previous fiscal/year for Someone walked Into Corot be acce^ble. This nsc’Ucut’s rix U.8. congressmen Nurses, the sno^rins alenev a. , .““ 7 ’**’ Galleries for ness and Choboit is a paving Colonial Drive be l/cluded to Casual, 887 Mata St. yesterday 7 7 ? 7l!i ^ *®‘'® **“''* overwhelming of toe clinic, received a m u d been*!toi« v - 1"» * ^ M \ Ml ^ I M : SITE GRADING — CHARTER Personal oontractor. Morrell said the the highway account to be usod ^t noon and made off with 10 property, the toard said. To majority that approved Thur«- from the Uons Club for hTtum i * for nun»cn>uji pub* 11 III $ I Ml , I 111 ,n ■ OAK ATHLE'nC FIELD. chairmanship would be chosen for Colonial Drive. / men’s suits valued at $1,200. Po- ^ ^ business day aXconHlitutlonal amendment needed tor iaailn* Th- a results of ''lilt I 111 ii Bid forms, plans and specifi­ Men^s and Ladies’ 17-Jewel by the ^mmlttee. Mrs. William *«tlon citlren. m.^ cllfdb^ro eye «rtoe"tlme Nt M I.. < il.li.r cations are available at the Portable Television Morrell said he wants ito re- to the selectmen announcing through toe back door of toe a i ’ election dt the I’resldent. occluders which will be used Annmvui in i i i in i i } \il '< < K( I . ex-aluate the whole situation that on Oct. 11 tSe Canoe Club »“>'-® while business was going ^ , Approval inclialeil the placing General Services Office, 41 Cen­ INt»w O h iv Waltham Watches ^d this Is th© plan he iB offer- will hold an int^rscholastlc re- through the front “ ------ter Street, Manchester, Con­ RCA Minikin goes anywheie you • Remote control offers 4 temperatures necticut. like' Opening Special! aiK j/ofr. Ing for the town to accept or gatta on Columbia Lake and will ^eviSi * I cuUiring, Dress styles. Water Kesislants. Town of Manchester, , High pci lot malice cflas.sis • Hard hood gives freedom of movement. reject. The present committee need the area” from toe town ------..‘fn -i. T Connecticut Biiill'iii antennas, tugged cabinet ( ulendars, Autoiiuitics, Day/date, Nurses • Adjusts to various heights. will bring before the towns- beach to front of the church Betty LaSha of 87 Cooper St. styles. Diiimotul. • Folds quickly into its own case for carry­ ^ p le at the October meeting camp and about 350 meters out parked her car at WllUe’s Steak Robert B. Weiss, u * 8 6 , * All with unbreakable main springs General Manager ing or storage. #266-22 drawings and slides of the pro- in the lake. She said they anUc- House last night and went In ^ * Shuck resistant 19.88 posed addition to Yeomans Hall. Ipate the participation of about ^»r dinner. When she returned rmn- In January of this year toe 30 schools from 13 sUtes. The to her car at 10 p.m. her stereo estimated cost of an addition board approved the request. tape player was gone, al^ ^ ^ A LEGAL f* to Yeomans Hall was $64,000 / ------with eight stereo w »>« » ‘<‘*® «®‘ with an area of 3,420 square ,Manch/ster Evening Herald hubcaps and wlndahuT’wlpers. °r toXn°- NOTICE Permanent Press ^ Caldor’s Own At Savings ^ Art Supplies! feet. Plans for a separate one- Columbia correspondent, Vlr- The estimated loss Is $300. ^e hM a bairT^msslf. What DECISIONS I story building showed an estl- glnla (/arlson, tel. 228-0224. can you do with them, he Variances - Exceptions ■ 1 Robert Jaqulto. 54^ .. p®mlng____ asked. "You can't bum them Granted (^ildor’s I *»'* because' uiothe boarduu»™ y.pf Shell Oil Company—Special Electric ]T narkJJ health won t let you" - and Exception for erection of gas A. P.C Tablets e i I ... " **** home you couldn't replace them for Our Rag. 6M 7 4 99*^ Sale station, and Certificate of Ap­ "Connie Gordon” Artist Book Wednesday night. ^^gtoal Invertment. too.. Our Rag. t.gg...... proval for same, wltli condi­ Dryer H oule o f . ., , Brondolo comptalnod about a i 53* ,m Cordovan Sketch Care tions — also, sign closer to ..-x H .... ^ tm Our Rag. 3.99...... 99^] increaetog reetrlotlone about street, with conditions, South rharjH ’ il! (jildor’s Medicated ^ Brushes - lo«e Variety , , „ ,1 , „ Vebaza, belonging what a man can do on hie own side Spencer Street approxi­ Our Rif. i»c to ...... 2 for 99^1 m “ “ *'‘®'‘- property. The booid pointed out mately 058 feet west of Htlls- Skin Cream r'10 And #14 Brushes \ rHit-ir-/i 1 ^^Ppgared while farming u»e, there are town Road. Our Rag. 9M Our Rif. I.3f...... ^ k ed to front of Wallach’e very few rertri^ona, Bnmdolo Almar Enterprises, Inc.—Spe­ $ 1 ’ or. Jar...... Market on O r^ Rd. i^^arked thtt rhlcken. are a 67' /# o j/ R il'ifc to*?n|T™®'"8 - Oil Sketch Pa^s cial Exception for General Re­ 3 V A M A M ov "••■«»• to t.of...... for 99^1 lot more “nuisance" than ware- pairer's license and Certificate ^ ! 12x18 Sketch Pads i fit h o ^ . and thought he might of Approval for same, 249 Broad Ciildor's F'liioride "XJItUC • m o v "••■ >•>• to t.tt...... 90J -toy duck, or turkeys, wWrti Street. Bellini Acrylic I 'x4" Paint Tubes !• Heavy duty automatic Toothpaste ou.R.,.if^.„o 5fc...... 3 for 99^1 Manchester Memorial Hos­ night and that last nlirht the a ea. ______diy ei Our Rag. 394 car of a guestei...* of.w hr.hie was also “^'® ^ neighborhood. pital-Permit parking of motor •xwiwi..^ Bellini Acrylic Spec Colors Tubes But the board ronvlnred him I •bom divmg c\ clev, plus ^ oi. I ubc.... Our Rof. (>i ind f»c...... 2 for 99^ pelted with eggs. vehlcles for hospital purposes, cool down peiuid 31 ' that he should try the Board ot with conditions, 82 Haynes • Big cyhndei c.ipaciiy. hig- Bellini Oils - l"x4” Tubes Appeals, which might possibly Street, 81 Russell Street. gevl Ian. (Aider's Pack of3 g r "••■ **• •’«...... 3 for 99^ grant the storage use on a year- U it R Housing Corp.—Exten­ MORG • I III! scieeii, holds moie / f Bellini Deluxe Oils - I "x4” Tubes Rec Board Gets to-year basis, sion of permission to maintain Iml. IS eavici lo clean. T clean up Idea waa experimented with tola acrca at Industrial property If you'd like to get orourvd the high coil ol liv­ year but moat agreed that this from a tool company, and that 571-579 C en talS treet. House Paint • Rinse wiih '*»up and vsaier ing, we have o suggestion Evelyn-dSlawson, Erect one- aSkip liequeni fepainting lasts longer w u a fair yardstick to a»e seme company has made the story .professional office build­ $ Cut down on the high cost of getting oround judge by, due to the poor swim- rtxjueet from Ume to Ume be- ing and provide parking for And buy a Volkswogen It's only gi7w. •®*'“ »e ~>tod that Rt 6 relo ^ e , with conditions, Ektst side | DuPont Liieite" That's around S1200 less then ths overogs A definite decision on the cauor haa taken "quUe a bU ” Oakland Street, northeast cor­ I-Piece Black and Brass omount paid for o new cor todoy. (Isove it in the matter was put aside unUI late of what once was todustrtal- ner of Beacon and Oakland i U t ’I T l \^all Paint bonk. More's coming.l A general ^ r t on toe sum- -,,,,^ ^ad boa/d members Streets. dch\»si tcltikjetj Early .American Fireplace Ensemble A VW saves you hundreds of doffors on upkeep mer reveal that over 5,000 ,^ e a that further Rt 6 unrer- U}\ men and tays participate to ,^ve toe town "out on Variance Denied • Midi* t'ui pi'ucl.iiii Wall Paiiu- • Set consisiN o! over the years. W. Sidney Harrison-Reduce lu»oded pull chain wreen. It tokes pints, not quorts, of Oil. vMUItK*! vlivpci tog Miy more land Industrial side yard, 571-579 Center Street. •Dju \ jiuI »4.88 »4-piece tueset. Not one iota of ontifreeze. next rammer. The above will be effective j d ee p dt'HM \ho!l GALLON • Pair ot andirons, ^9.87 And it gets obout 27 miles to the goUon. The leagues.^ 3.950 attended the sum­ September 22, 1969. • Ixyn dtuM viM\\iautu»n' 2 \" Black VVood Carrier overpge car (Itiirsty devil thot it is! only gets 14. mer teen dances. 24,000 attend­ \ \ •Skip the vtirimg alld^IbamlHg \ 36.87 Notice of these decisions Iwve •Skip the vvine-u^^v ii'n'diip ' \ .. Our Rag. &.99 - 24 Comb.iCaMJrdn Coal & So the more you drive, ,the more you save. ed ^ * 12 town playgrounds, been filed in the Town Clerk’s •Skip tipie deta^v. diiov m .H) mmulev \^ilh bri»s handle *101...... \4-*0 C Wood Grate ^ \ . and more than 232.000 used the office. And chances ore. you'll drive it for years or»d •5lalclniig culois available m Lalcv In Black Cast Iron Firelit^hter '' Our n ««. 7.t7 I \ years. tStocc we never chonge the style, a VW swimming pools. Zoning Board of Appeals Our Rag. 7.47 " V^ith Remmabic Sides. ^ teiioi I lUiiK'l. never goes out ol styleJ On the matter of new bustoe«s Charles G. Pirle, MMMMMIMMMiaikUMMM SotiJ frtjw xv>»cf A handle «iih UHkh 4 4 •N ioo.:4"...... 0 . 0 7 It eras mentioned that the Ver- Chairm an Of course, o VW't not much to look at. So o 9 planck and Saultera poota srere John A. Cagianello, lot of people buy o big floshy cor just to save Iocs. to desperate need of new Biters. Secretary CIIAKCK Try putting that in the bonk. Recreation Director Mel Sle- YOIK MANCHESTER - 1145 TOLLAND TURNPIKE bold Informed the oommlaakn SALE; FRI. and SAT. that lUing Junior High, Waddell PrRCIIAf'KS: EXIT 93, WILBUR CROSS PARKWAY / TED TRUDON. hic and Buckley Schools srouid be Read Herald Ads I OPEN LATE EVERY NIGHT / TOtXAND inUL—TAlvCOnVnXJK utilised this winter to provide more Indoor actirtUea for child­ ren and adulu. A A :A' A A- .A' '■ ■'■ > A PAGE FOURTEEN ■ X MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. PRUJAY, SEPTEMBER 19. 1969 MANCHEisTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHEglfck. CONN- FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1969 Vernon PACfE FIFTEEN '.A German Poll Results: • lOeslnger for the wage adtua Coast Guard Academy Devises Uon, contending that his rejec­ Headquarters Shakeup ministration appointee, attached tion of Schiller’s proposal to in­ to his memorandum a list of Zoning Hearing To Review MANCHESTER WALLPAPER & crease the official value of the people who definitely will be German mark at least 6.26 per 1 .^assigned. They were classi­ Plan to t<6wer Dropout Rate Neither Major Party cent has left the country’s eco­ fied by department and prsnt ^S PHOTOGRAPHYt Proposals for Apartments 100 OEO Employees • PORTRAITS Editor’s Note: The Coast PAINT CO,^ INC nomic boom unchecked and is Utl. There was no indteation of r a A public hearing will be con­ for approval of a plan of devel­ Guard Academy underwent a causing inflationaiy pressure. just what their status would be 7 transformation this year in the Has Edge in Eleetion H ie (Christian Democrats re­ after the redrganlzatlon Is com- ®S COMMERCIAL ducted by the Zoning Commis- opment for some six acres on handling o t first-year cadets, or B y P i m a i RICWAit ject this and tell voters that In Unassigned Pool ):lete. M aion Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the east side of Loveland Hill Freedom, a union o f the ex­ "swoba.” The following story their two decades of rule have • PASSPORTS the Administration Building ■'to Rd. HAS MOVED T01139 TOLLAND TPKE. Aaaoclated Preaa W riter treme left including the newly WASHINGTON (AP) — The group and throwing them out." " A big cheese might be a lit- M contributed by an AP member brought West Germany proeper- Office of Economic Opportunity tie cheese and vice versa." an A review proposals for more Discount Cards consUtuted Communist peuty. Referring to those not on the details the hazing practloes BONN, Germany (AP) — ity unparalleled in German his­ WEDDINGS apartment complexes. Gold discount cards,' issued to Neither Is given much o f a Is about to undergo a drastic list, the memorandum said: OEO spokesman said. "Som e of V which have been outlawed and (NEXT TO CALDORS) Weet Germany’s general tory. The three separate complexes Vernon residents over 62 years chance of capturing enough shakeup of headquarters pei- "If your name does not ap­ the bigs who become llttlea A SALEM NASSIFF CAMERA A PHOTO other steps the academy has will contain units numbering of age several months ago, election nine days away, opinion votes to enter the Bundestag. sonnel. The disclosure left near­ pear on the lists, supiervisory might be worse off than the X taken in hopes of cutting down 991 BIAIN ST., MANCHESTER— 643-7369 from 42 .to 274 each. If approv­ have been, extended Indefinite­ polls say a large percentage of ly 100 of the antipoverty agen­ personnel and representatives cheeses who wind up on the ^ on the high percentage of drop­ TELEPHONE 646-0143 L«ader8 of the Christan Dem­ street.” M ed they will be added to some ly. They were originally Issued the voters are imdecided and ei­ cy’s employes without specific of the personnel office will con­ outs. ocrats and the Social Democrats 1,500 luilts already existing in to terminate this month. ther major party has a chance Nixon Thanks duties and facing an uncertain tact you directly and discuss as­ are trying to make political cap­ future. town. This number includes Vernon citizens over 62 years to come in ahead. ital out of the country’s labor signment possibililies. Until you By BOX HEARD those units completed. In ad­ of age and retired or semi-re­ Sfill Carrying Colorized Paints One poll indicates 16 per cent uar®st. PoIiUcal analysts be­ The shakeup disclosure was are reassigned, you wUl be re­ Staff Writer Meteorologist dition plans of development or tired, are still eligible to ob­ of the 38 million voters haven’t lieve that a series of wildcat made suddenly and apparently tained in your present title, The (New London) Day zoning change have also been tain these cards by contacting made up their minds. strikes earlier this month, in without warning Wednesday in grade and salary, in an unas­ approved for another 1,200 Donald Berger, recreation Di­ N EW LONDON, Conn. (A P i — The two parties, caiancellor which some 60,000 miners and For Alarm a memorandum from OEO Di­ signed status, available for de­ units. rector. Persons appl3ring must Cadet hazing, as any military Kurt Georg Kiesinger’s Cliris- steel workers and 8,000 shipyard rector Donald Rumsfeld to all tail or loan to any of the OEO Requests will be heard Thurs­ fill out an interest questlon- student can testify, Is one of FnZGBLAI tlan Democrats and Foreign workens demanded higher MOBILE. Ala. (AP) — Meteo­ 1.100 headquarters personnel. offices and divisions where your day on an application from Elm nalrre, after which a gold card the Irritations to be endured dur­ Minister WUIy Brandt’s Social wages, hurt the Socialists most. rologist WilUam L. Tilson has Attached to the memorandum services can be utilized." ing the hectic study-crammed Industries, Sol Lavltt and Wald- will be Issued. Democrats, are partnens in the The public tends to hold them received the personal thanks of was a list of about 900 pecpie One top OEO official who man Brothers for a change of years before graduation. present government. But they who will have definite new as­ asked not to be identified re­ To date there are 20 business­ responsible for the workers’ ac- President Nixon for his lifesav­ zone from CZX to R M F for But when carried to extremes, are going into the election Sept. tiems. . signments. ferred to the unassigned piersan- WE'RE HOLDING AN es which give varying dis­ ing role during the recent Hurri­ some 30 acres between Rts. 30 counts. Additional firms are the hazing ordeals beneath the 28 as rivals. In an effort to counter this, Those not on the list, many in nel as being on "a blackball cane Camille. and 1-84, from Mile Hill Rd. to expected to Join the plan. tranquil surface of military Each would like to win the top Social Democratic leaders the J15.000 to $20,000 salary list." the Tolland Town line. The Robert Fisher Named ■academies sometimes over­ largest number of the 496 voting held a news conference Thurs­ The President said in a letter range, were told they were Rumsfeld said In the memo­ number of units proposed for Robert E. Fisher of 162 Hany shadow academic and career seats in the Bimdestag, the low­ day and demanded that Klesln- Thursday: It is no easy task to being put in a pool, to be used randum the reassignments opportunities in the minds of Vernon is 274. La. has been named Finance LSI er house of Parliament, and ger call a Cabinet pieetlng to tell people they must leave to wherever they were needed, un­ should not yet be considered fi­ more sensitive cadets. As part of the same complex Chairman of the Republican thus make Ite leader West Ger­ discuss wage demands by some seek refuge, yet I understand til their future was Ctcided. nal "since official reassign­ many’s next chancellor. the developers will apply In Tol­ Campaign committee. Cam­ The Coast Guard Academy has 1.2 million public employes. you brought the urgent message Sources within OEO said ments can be determined only taken steps this year to elim­ land for the building of an ad­ paign chairman R otert H. K I None of the pollsters gives the Garbage collectors In some to people along the Gulf Coast many of the 100 people left In after new pofition descriptions inate hazing from campus life. major parties a chance to win a ditional 64 units. If the zone Steele has announced. communities had already left with a compassion and concern professional limbo had been as- have been classified, but they Orders went out this summer to m ajority in the Bundestag, their jobs and the public em­ change is approved, then the Fisher Is a member of the that hastened their departure £x>ciated with the antipoverty should be reviewed as the cease all forms of physical pun­ meaning that the party winning ployes’ union was m a tin g in present Interim working ar- plan of development will have Vernon Republican Town Com­ > and resulted in saving the lives agency’s more controversial 0 P E N M B u B u d i l I ishment and “ personal servi­ the most seats must seek a part­ Berlin to formulate deiiltmds. rangments.” to be submitted for approval. mittee and past vice-president of thousands. programs. tude” at the 63-year-old InsUtu- ner to govern. 1710 reassignments would be Eldredge Yost will also ask of the Vernon Young OOP. Although no more ^blnet "A s you have said, there are Some expressed the fear they tlon. Hazing o f first year Coast Guard Academy cadets The leading party could seek meetings had been scheduled many heroes born of this trage­ were being eased out of the effective immediately the me­ has been ended on orders from officials at the 1967 FAIRLANE 500 a partnership with the Free " I don’t think hAzlng was ever 1963 SQUIRE Wagon before the election, Kiesinger, dy. I just want to express my agency entirely. morandum said. It added that Democrats, now dn opposition a widespread practice at the academy in New London. Cartoon is by the New in Hamburg on a campaign gratitude to one of them.” An OEO spokesman denied Rumsfeld’s goal was to com­ 2-Door Hardtop. Blue. Auto, trans., Ford. Black. 6 passenger, auto­ with 49 Bundestag seats, or the Rock Climbers Plan Assault academy,” says Capt. Curtis J. London Day’s Dave Anderson. (A P Photofax) tour, agreed to hold the meet­ that these people were on "a plete ail m ajor moves by Oct. 1. power steering:, power brakes, ra­ two major parties could contin­ Tilson. 66, served as the main Kelly, the commandant of the matic, V-8 engine radio, power ing. black list," but stopped short of It assured employes "that servlco academy and a gradu-.a dio, W S W tires. ue the present "grand coall- link between the Weather Bu­ "The Running Lights," the “More cadets come here on a steering, power brakes, W S W tires. The top Social Democratic guaranteeing that all would their lights under Civil Service of the school. Uon.” reau and Civil Defense, law en­ On Yosemite’s Half Dome leadership, including Brandt, have jobs when the reorganiza­ laws wlU be fully protected in bible of conduct for now cadets, trial basis,’' says Williams, The Social Democrats want to forcement officials and other f By BILL STALI> way up this area, averaging an /Hie now rules, he said remove went out to them before they ♦1795 ♦795 Economics Minister Karl Schill­ tion is complete. all personnel actions." adding that the oth6r service form a government with the disaster agencies in charge of Associated Press Writer angle of 75 degrees, by using the many of the powers formerly reported. er. German Affairs Minister ’The OEO chief, a Nixon ad­ academies seem to have stu­ Free Democrats. The Christian evacuating 'thousands of persons ’"There are some very good, most advanced techniques of held ^ cadet officers. In the When the new class of 400 Herbert Wehner, Justice Minis­ people who are not on that list," H 0 US E! Y 0 8 B M IT E N A TIO N A L dents with more i^clfic goals Democrats want to prevent this in the path of the hurricane last rock climbing. paa ^ e y could order exheuBtlve arrived they were placed under ter Horst Ehmke and Helmut PARK, Calif. (AP) — Two o i in mind. and are for continuing the month. the spokesman said. ’ "That In the past, much of the c esthenU^ or rifle drills as a newly-formed group of "sum- Schmidt, the Social Democratic doesn’t meem they won’t be America’s leading rock climb­ There has been some confu­ present coaliUon until the next leader in the Bundestag, ap­ By telephone and shortwave climbing was done by the labo­ pimlshn^nt______. . for ,, cadet squads------ac-CIIDIKIIO m er ensigns”------—brand'UIIUIU newiHyW offlOttJI- I 1965 FORD PICK-UP 1964 GALAXIE 500 leastlgned. Some of them are sion among cadets entering the elecUon, in 1973. radio he warned officials of Ca­ M is s Taylor ers plain their third assault on rious process of drilling holes In cused Of bungling an assignment, cers fresh from four years of peared at the news conference. worried, sure. TTiey probably in past years, who Tw o other parties are in the This guaranteed them wide pub­ mille’s 200-mile-per-hour winds Chaiactor Baader M Adviser one of the major unsealed gran­ the rock, then standing In nylon Also.Alim halted Is in itoA use of athe§«a 4 "little*14441.^ HQftdfUTiy UXo **ny 5 F-IOO. Bed. 8 foot box, auto, trans., Ford 4-Door Hardtop. Green. Auto, have good reason. But some of COME IN AND SEE thought of the Coast Guard’s r a c y naUonally—the ultrarlgh- lic exposure in newspapers and and massive tides. ite walls In the nation next slings attached to expansion green bench’’ — a painful leg After 10 daya in the care of 6 cyl. engine, radio. Many extras. trans., V-8 engine, power storing, the people are being snatched Advice «a all Prahlema week. .t, ^ role as more orof a nhumanitarian Ust/National Democratic party on television. CAU fcHT tipp4. bolts. strengthening exercise designed radio, W S W tires. Tilson has been chief meteo­ up already and we’re Certainly »«rvlce. Some have been dis­ and the AcUon for Democratic The Social Democrats blame The target is the 2,200-foob Harding has developed a for skiers, but often used by up- were turned over to specially rologist alt Mobile since 1947. not taking them as one big THE 70 CHEVROLETS couraged by the military as­ ^ Special 91095 south face of Half Dome, Yos­ speedier process. He drills a perclossmen to punish recalci- selected and trained second ♦045 emite’s famed granite hulk pects of academy life. shallow hole and places a trant underclassmen. Also gone classmen (jimlors) who became ,which looks au3 If part o f It had "cliffhangor" in it. This Is a arc the mealtime harrassments their leaders and advisors lor Among the reasons students been chopped off with a meat 3V4-lnch long piece of metal with which sometimes kept cadets so the remaining 6H weeks of the have given Williams for their cleaver. CHEVELLES • CHEVY NOVA a curved point on one end and busy they didn’t have time to orientation period, resignations has been the re­ Twice before the south face an eye In the other. eatlat Iheir their full meals. AUAll of Uiethe "swabs”"swabs" were stricted curriculum, curriculum, WlUamswiuiams 1965 CHEVROLET has repulsed Warren Harding, 1967 SQUIRE Wagon Harding jams the sharpened Cadets wm still have regimen- quickly placed In choirs, sailing “ “ demy has major 46, of West Sacramento, Calif., MONTE CARLO point of the hook Into thi lock, talal "housekeeping duties"duties^’ to per- teams or other activities______in "on * ®‘*“ engineering science Biscayne. Black. Auto, trans., 6 Ford. Light blue, V-8 ehgine, 10 and Galen Rowell, 26, of Al­ the eye end hanging down. form,nrm. buthut they no longer _ will,i, be all-out effort__ _ to get__- ___ each. cadet management, social science and bany, Calif. Through the eyes goes a cara­ cyl. engdne., radio, 2-door sedan. passenger, power brakes, power required to shine upperclass- involved, to let everyone find a oceanography. In contrast, the They'll be joined In the new W S W tire. steenng, radio, new W S W tires. bine—on oval aluminum sna- men’s shoos or do otheir tasks of niche here," K elly says. Air Force A i^em y has 33 major attempt by Joe Faint, Son Frim- plink. Through the carablner fields. Extra clean. a personal nature. As evidence of the success of clsco Bay area, climber. ’They goes the Inch-wide nylon slings "There is no question but that the orientation program, drop­ The disciplined life — a com­ plan to start climbing Sunday In which he stands, and the ♦595 we had to eliminate hazing," outs numbered 20 during the bination o f fast-paced studies, *2245 and expect to be on the rock for climbing rope that would hold a week to 10 days. Kelly says. "Congress has made sununer, only 5 per cent com­ military training and athletics— THEY’RE HERE AT him in case of a fall. this clear and so has the Con­ also has been too much for Harding and Rowell passed Some mountaineers scoff at pared to a range of 6 to 13 per gressional Board of Visitors. We some cadets. the halfway mark on the smooth such "rock engineering,” but cent In recent years. go to great lengths to preserve rock face of Hal Dome on at­ Harding said, " I f it’s something Other approaches had been Williams says that "In our a person's dignity." tempts in 1066 and 1668. During I want to climb by bolting all tried In the past, but Public affluent society, a young man FITZGERALD FORD, INC. the 1668 climb. In November, a the way, I damn well will. It’.s But the elimination of hazing is Health Service Capt. Malcolm has many aUernaUves for get­ blizzard trapped them high on only one part of the academy's J’ Williams, director of acad- ting an education. It takes very CARTER CHEVROLET all a matter of what you wont to “Tolland County’s Oldest Ford Dealer” drive to Improve Us over-all emy admissions and counseling, little to make him looh for the rock wall after six days of do.” 1229 MAIN ST. — OPEN till 9 — SAT. till 6 — MANCHESTER climbing. Fellow Yosemlte What he wants to do Is climb program and cut the' dropout •‘•lys "this is the first time I ’ve greener pastures. Windsor Avenue, Rockville—Open Evenings climbers and National Park Half Dome’s south face. Why? observed a significant effect.” "Eh^ery young man who comes TeL 643-2485 875-3369 CARS Service officials rescued them "I was fascinated by Uie In reoent years the academy Williams says the greatest here has the potential of grad­ vnlth the aid of a helicopter. face,” says the wiry 6-foot-6, has graduated on average of dropout rates have occurred in uating,” Kelly states, "once a ISCRVfCCI^^H THAT ^ ■ ■ 1 SAVES The vertical north face of Half 140-pounder who was on the only 53 per cent of original en- 1^® first year In the past—28 cadet begins the program, it’s Dome, at the head of Yosemlte team that made the first ascent lorlng classes. per cent. Resignations have a matter of desire and drive Valley Is fam iliar to tourists of Yosemltc’s El Capitan in The June 1668 graduating of *>®«n most numerous In the first whether ho stays.” and has been climbed by sever­ 1658, the first of the so-called 181 new ensigns was down to couple of weeks, at the end of Read Herald Advertisements al routes. But visitors rarely see "big wall” climbs In The Val­ 61.6 per cent of its original 252 Hi® ^'rat grading period, and at SNEAK PEEK I the south face on the "back” of ley. members. Attrttlon at West Pol l*>® close of the first year, 7 Half Dome. During the climb, the trio will and Annapolis has averaged 33 Losses of about 11 per cent "It's always been one of the carry 160 to 200 pounds of wa­ P®r cent, while the A ir Force h“ ve been the rule In the second VS. big, unsolved problems of The ter, food and climbing gear in­ Academy had a loss of 36.9 per y®“ r and four to seven per cent Valley" sold Harding. cluding three climbing ropes cent In iU most recent gradual- have left In the last two years To climbers around the world, and two hauling lin es-as much Ing claOa. Williams said. That attriUon FREE & EASY WAY TO "nie Valley" means Yosemlte. as 800 feet of rope In all. they The newest group o t Cbost rate is shown in the current The upper 1,000 feet are vir­ will sleep In tent-hammocks sus­ Guard cadets, the class of 1673, classes. tually devoid of the crack sys­ HARD LOOK pended from the almost vertical should have a lower rate o t drop­ /The 1970 class numbers only tems that enable climbers to wall by expansion bolts. outs, Kelly feels, A year ago the 122 of the original 266. the 1971 I Pm Iu are fine but when it oomm to mving money ■ hard knk at our few ra-| scale seemingly Impossible rock Approaching a big climb like academy took a hard look at its SHOP FOR A CAR... class Is down to 163 from the walls. 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•i.. ir" PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1969 MANCHESl'ER EVENING HERALD. MANCHJ^'ER, CONN., FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 19. 1969 BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with BfAJOR HOOPLE 1 WOKIDER HOW HE'S BEEN A MIGHTY FEEUN' Uditnr .ELMER'S COMIN' SICK LI'L CLUCK' BETTER, AawW te ffsvitss Pasxla ALONG? z AW WOCR HARVEY, TOUR Nancy Macomber- EH, a t t ^ a p t s a t R A IL L E R V Birds' RJDDSYfy PONT MXI EVER FEEL , GOCMJ FEEBLER BY THE Feature Editor HOSPITAL CHEArec? h o o p l e t h a l f y e a r / i t s e a s y t o s e e Betsy Himter VISITING THE FUN OF BEING ON A VIHY MDUVE BEEN CHA1NEC7 ACBOSS DOWN -HOURS- VACATION IS THINHONG OF TO THE WORKAOeW VORLP.' THE CTTHER PEOPLE WORK- , 1 Small wading, 1 Experience'^ T h e tjiiG H S c h o o l W o r l d PRIVRTE RESEARCH G d ING/ OR CO MOUTAKE UKE AUNE ISNT FOR bird again aemn>n. PLEASURE IN BREA*<1NG THG PULL-WTTTEP/ 5 Sacred bird 2Ilacesof THE WORLOS REOORO of Egypt exertion F O R r ------9 European 3 Hostels capitu (var.) 4CivUWar lObmeric general 1 hydrocarbon 5 Follower 12Coeurd’---- (suffix) Idaho 6 Nocturnal food 33Storklike^ AFS’er Views South Africa 13 Treatise by mammals ISGuU-likebird 34 Plume Aristotle 7 Having to do 19 Rupture bird When I waa aaked to write 15 Ancient with beginning 20 Sewing tool 35 Ire \ pr^bitln g a one-to-one re- A LLE Y OOP Chinese 8 Parrying 23 Footlike part about my Impreaslona of my latiosi^p between student and BY V. T. HAMLIN 36 Form of musical position 27 Constellation hand-to-hand trip to South Africa aa a mam- teacher. instrumenta tXD ^OU THINK ^ HARD TO SAY, OOOLA . (fencing) 28Sm ^dry, fight ber of a group of aome 1000 Another facet of the private ALLEYS CONDITION j THAT TORNADO TOSSED ,.IN HIS OWN e l e m e n t ; ^ t h a t s p r o b a b l y 16 Thrice 9 Prepared a one-seeded ...BLfT I DONT P iHOW ABOUT HE JUST MIGHT SNAP j A G O O O m ^ Z .37 Look intently scho(d Uth. which is to me un­ IS SERIOUS? ^ HIM AROUND PLENTY... / THINK HE'S A ME -DMNG HIM ^omb. form) cake fruits 42 Flutter A. F. 8. summer studenta RIGHT OUT OF n T V I'L L ^ T - 17 Greek portico abroad, the first thing that natural, IsXthat of a dngle sex HOSPITAL CASE. h o m e , b a c k MACHINE P 10 Musical 29 Unproductive 44 Painful TO MOO 18 Girl's name drama 30 Boraer upon 48 Interest (ab.) came to my mind waa the com- sdiool. If the students were 19 Large wading 11 French painter 31 Greek 47 Quadruped’s pariaon between the two differ­ tau ^t to think, the presence of bird 14 Farinaceous mountain fooL males in the classroom would 21 Adjective ent educational wy^eina. An compared with the American enhance the letirnlng process Qassrooms suffix 1 2 3 4 S 8 7 22 Hopeless school system, South African discuaslotia are more Inter- 24 Commotion 8 10 II schools are far more formal with a larger group at May Take On i 1 lElCHBOCDT SREETINess 25 Sea eagle and ridgldly disciplined. individuals who are djfterent In 28 French li i3 14 sex, dress and thought. pronoun \ One of the most obvious dif­ 28 Organized IS tt 17 ferences Is In the appearance Dictation is easier to accept Hom e Look ^ group (ab.) of the students. All schools, gov­ if your outward appearance ki J OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS 18 It 21 30 Fruit drink ernment or private, require the same. I personally, prefer Some pec^e collect salt and 31 Month (ab.) 22 their pupils to wear a uniform. as much relaxation In a class- pepper shakers — Mr. Fred NOWTHISIS h a ! h a ! th e KID'S 32Seracs room as possible. The learning Balleatiini collects old chairs, i 9>»d PUCK THE WHERE >O UR A CHIP OFF THE (2 words) I2S The girls cannot .wear makeup / II t m ht MtA, Uc. TJA t—. UJ. »i>. on 28 27 CARC'Sv PAPPY WORKS/ OL' BLOCK.' HE 38 That woman and mudt wear their hair pull­ process in our schools today is His reason —^the new look in s o v c o n e G HE SHOULP BE THINKS JUST LIKE 39 Debate a point 2S 29 30 ed away from their faces. boring enough without making room 2D4. DAVY JONES COVMNG/ AH O U N P h e r b BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS HIM,TOO! HIS 40 Cardinal’s The dlclpUne is more exact­ it regimental through uniform Within the past few months SOMEWHERE. > POP HAS BEEN 31 32 34 38 37 AND I ^ . b il u .'.>-----« p l a y in g h id e insigne ing. It is customary tor the stu­ and dldpUne. Mr. Ballestrlnl, Mr. Monahan. HAP A 41 Bondman tM ' most were summer school, gul- tion agreed to the change. New Administrators WAYOUT tails to be memorized for their dance departments, electives, 1710 teachers Involved feel BY KEN MUSE (Hiclally tn additional benafUs final exam, which is called a student council, and the great that this change will be better matriculation exam. The teach­ diversity of clubs and extra-cur- tor both the students and teach- for 8.A.A members. er will sit in front of the class, licular activities. Their subjects «r —as it would provide a bet- Mr. Mazzotta Mr. Eiiinierling Moat of the other changes to and when she or he gels to a are mainly academic with great ter and more comfortable at- WhatL. Till, ,1 fc. M like >»AfrHBR. LIKE SON This year we have significant MH8 opened very smoothly occur this year will be ® c®- point ttiat will be on the exam, Ircss placed on sports (which moqihere for discussion and changes In the administration thu year, under the direction ot dlUons reported by the New 'X'MOVIE the students are told to under­ are to their credit), but there work. XXXXX ot MtiS. One such change Is the a new principal. Mr. Georgr England rommlssl® of Second­ TONIGHT LI line and memorize it. A com­ ’ i nothing ih the llhe of mus'c. l o carry out this educational appolnlnvont as ary Schools as being unsatisfac­ SHORT RIBS Karen Vater, our A.F.S. representative in South vlce-prtnoljxU Rmmerllng. Mr. Emmerttng ex- BY FRANK O’N E A L mon question in the classroom art, home economics or Inda.-' Innovation, Mr. Ballestrlnl Oi Mr. Jooe{>ti Mazzotta, a pressed pleasure at the way tory. It Is hoped that many Africa, this summer, holds a miniature Basuto is, "Teacher, must we learn trial arts. If a student Is in- needs the help and support at problems will be overcome. xxxxx mask. On the table are another mask and a bush- teachei here for many yriu-s In school has been running. this?" or "Is this part import­ terested In music or ari, he everyone at Manchester. If The new principal of 3Can- man walking stick. the Industrial Arts Depart meiit Though Mr. Bmmrrllng has XXXXX ant to learn?". must take It os an acarion^c anyone has In his home and -and In Driver Education. <»dy been In office for two chester High 8ch®l attended Natursdly, this hampers the subject and learn a r'gorou-' Wishes to donate an old chair Mr. Mazzotta was bora In weeks, clutngen have already Hutea College where he earned (i 1) i learning process. Students not ot cour.-e of history behind the a sofa or end table that te Middletown and received a B.S. been made. K\>rms for lost per­ hU Bachidor’a Degree and i taught to th nk for themselves arts. no Idn^r In use. It would be 7M ± n .roin Central Connecticut Slato iod and lunch period study hall Ut'®n, where he received his and Jdscussion in the classroom While I found much to enti- much/ap^redateched track and cross and allowing for a amoother and served as senior advisor and he AAIKE BERNT. HE'S NO LONGER \ J/~ always either lu t summer or and if you're looking for anoth- - 1/ ----- think the fallacy of this state­ artlc'es on various aspecti »f country at St. 'ihomas AqumiiH faster operation. Imon't given this role up entire­ A MEAABER OF THE CLUB. <' I /I'M WASHED UR next, a memory or a dream, er Friendlys in Paris you’d bet­ ment Is appeurent. The teacher the South African life whl( I ly He atlll will maintain hla ii .1 cyWIlLA. The Guidance Dopartonent has luyh School tn New Britain for One small step In the dire. ------^/yes.' FINISHER' it seems that it is never right ter stay here. close ties with seniors by help­ ‘ WEVE JUST BEEN ts forced to assume a role of will do.) (UUKXuu-ed some plans for the taHir and one half years. Uur- tion of establishing a better re- ...... : . [ SIR/ now. For me tt has already be­ Once we got Into the big complete infallabillty, thereby Karen Vatei 70 flrst semester of the coming mg "Uje Korean war he served laUtsuitilp and cnoouroglng the ing to plan and going along on KICKED OUT OF come a meynory, but the most THE BASHMORE cities — especially London — It ------year. Theae Include aophotnore m the 7Ql Infantary Dlvtelon for Involvement ot adullji In high senior week actlvdles and by COUNTRY CLUB. beautiful one I ’ve ever had. was hard to find a native. testing during three of the X yearat, scltool acUvItlea will be the la. visiting with aenloni. Very fqW Americans can just Augrut Is Europe’s vacation Periods In October and Nov- answer to a question os to suance of a parent-athlete poMi ills d ® r la always open, and hop over to Europe tor a week’s month; the operas, many ombCT; dlstrib^on of calendars whether he mflsws teaching in This pass will allow the |>arenO> lie hopes to encourage atudents 'vacati^ so they try to see ^ restaurants and shops close for to juniom ...^_ who ore planning hla new role, Mr. Mazaotta of students Involved In bosket- hi talk wttli him and his vlcs- much/as they can while they’re the entire month and everyone post-high school education answered that he ti^ been too IstU or football to attend all princlpala ta order to become ther^'; but I really don't think takes off. The only ones left career programs for jtsilcna and busy so far to miss It And that home games free of charge. Mr aware of student problems and a 31-day —21-ooxmtry excursion 0 OK. f ’ /f are the tourists, who EU-e mostly senlom during two of the X he does stilt have plenty df,oon- Rmmerilng baa already held feellnga Mr. Emmerling plans is./the best idea. This summer American. It’s a little dis­ Periods In October and Novem­ tact with atudents. oonferencea with Mr. OlaeiHir, U> spend a great deal of his time Nothing much happened. The first ooupla weeks l/was lucky enough to live In illusioning to ask directions ber! and a ftnonrial aid assem­ As on odmlnlrtrator he poit^x-tlonlng of the school In dwit, and will soon go before (eachera during the course of I "know” France (can I even you in a Bronx accent, but will be given In the regular col­ every area while os a teacher the ctAmrll Itself to discuss pos- each achooi day. PLEASE Y I DON'T FEEL TOO BAD — say I “ know" the U.8.A.?), but that means getUng away from DON'T TAKE umn In the H.8. World and will ons is more concerned with his slble chAogee In the future, es- KNOWIN' IT'S YOU WHO'S I got a better look at it than I a lot of excitement, too. The Mike Tambling '70 THIS IS THE SADDEST MCWIENT IT SO HARD, CUTTIN’ IT' be announced on the dally not­ own area. In hla new job he OF MY LIFE' I FEEL LIKE STEVE CANYON would have if I had just stay­ little French towns are ab­ LITAJ J BY MILTON CANIPP ices. Is helping to make the achooi ed overnight In Paris. I lived. solutely beautiful, and the PI0 BUT I SHALL^ 'nUs week, the Guidance Of­ u more comfortable plaoe tarn for a month, at the university people are wonderful — during fice Is sending letters to parents Cjalcomc Qack HOLD VOU AS A the day. At night there’s noth­ txHh teachers and atudianta, but, HOSTAGE UNTIL La Source, which is located on at all senlora, indicatlnc some ing to do but, cut your toenails as he sees It, his gotUs are still “I® ^ricrHicr VOU ARE NO the outskirts of Orleans, a fair­ ot the activUlee of seniors In or write letten. the some; Bducatkxi and n the following order Greg No­ American Legt® to acquaint nsighboring Hoy's Slate had a SFfAK-TMBN PtSAFFBARt SRmFLVi AT M » ONB- about the various problems our that It wasi t just a oeauuim ______„ . . i , w . designed to enable *nh«il of Nursing Peno Nursing IF MS WCBMT PSATH 19 KNOWN NOWi Pratt has charge of the remain- week enod 2 lan. ‘Tl. Steve Gates. '71. lArry high school juniors from^tJ® fairly succraaful social pro­ u ,U ;,_\ T *« ART DBALIX YM09 TO PROIWTS MAN 9H0W1ME0MUR respective countries are ex­ dream. Weetem »*♦ V «* K WBX L09S IMTIRB^*^ »otviN6M$^ re periencing. Certain topics would Joyce Rubin '70 Ing Junlocs and the senior glris. boys from sit over the state to c S k g e T j . ^ Kahn. Ed Nix®. Bob Swadlah. nsctlcul ocltools adth the work­ gram. Including dances, a talml NSXr W K K l NOSOOY John Odell. Bill Maher, and ings of govsmm®k ® a state show, and Inaugural ball, an In­ ONLY TH9I8 JDCW MRLt always come up: The U.S. ra­ ------■ become acquainted with legisla- ■bury —Pieriod . . -3 John Childs, all '70 Jim ilurka. level, opens sctlvlllss by dlvld novative intcr-falth church asrv- jiff cial proWem (how do you ex­ tion and government. in Those who are planning '70. hampered by an ® k le In­ Ing Ihe 300 girls Into Imagta- ice and Hoy's and Ulrl’s State plain why a man hates another When the boys arrived, they take the College Board S A T rv 'T Girls Attend Music Camp jury. did not finish sry "lowrui" such as "Demp- newspapers. man whom he doesn’t even were sworn tn as cttlxens and to be given on Nov l. are re­ Despite the fact that ® ly aeyvllls " In November. KaifUe .will know?): campus riots; Viet­ _ week together Dr,' Mei% should prove to be among bers of Ihs House, or Senators Paigs Adams ‘TO LACTV WM|rrj.'C- fCJCAT ..WD Besldea music, the camper* they obtain library paves from p e r jf’ fKvwr riieta- wiih A-IS; r.'Hf THP W MiP ic- mTk LCTT HAUr AYO It F ix t f j r j l ; in Wlnsted, Conn Sirkka John- mtobrtratorB and norntoatlons of the top ta the fXTL. The representatives elected a ed how very little we knew flutist and Karen enjoyed swimming and bootipg subject teachers ® ly and musl ^ ^we^'C'OT'HCKtJ'IHTRrAR-. ^i Ai L TfCl'E? . a •70, Coach Paul Phlnney. enthusl- Speaker of Ihe House. the Kt'.c H.Xrr- o j i j y tiir-'jY -iT E J e iw t\.'Rpi'c>F>Teep about any country other than Bolpi' Strkka snd Karen agree state officials took pisce. One of Ware, *70, an alto vocalist were the highlights of the week was to library at begtom^ j^e strong showing Senators a President of the \..- our own. they had a ‘ 'aharp'( time at 1 \ \' presented' scholarahlps to kttend the Campaign Rally Both the of the period and not to study ^ commented that Senate Ttiih two branchek of the Flayer of Week • One thing I learned about haiL ta l l ‘A. the Chamtnsde esanjA Fed^ralM and the National par- \ the (e^m ' spirit was higher "legislature" then held a joint \ traveling is io klways 'go Mloole '70 A. LITTLE SPORTS Music Club at Manchester. ty representatlvea gaye speech­ than ever despite the hard •eseton. — V \ \ ^ an open mtnd. and not to let To Be iHionored BY ROU90N people deckle your mtnd for Over one hundred h'gh school es. and elections look place workouts He was especially In Ihe seosl®. bllU were In­ a r n {irh kwRxeuT Juniors and aeniors: The Orirntation This year at MiiS a rtew tro­ ' you before you even get on the rtudents from al' over Connect’- shortly after pleased by the Urge turnout of troduced. debated, then passed □ a ' plane. I had been told that the out attended the musically on- Mary Hitchcock Hospital School ‘The boya became famlKar An OrtentoO® Night will cpectators snd cheeriaaders or rejected. On different days phy Ls bemg offtred to Varotty Prenchj^FTould be msty. unhelp- ented camp. Karen sang 'n the of Nursing, tn Hanover. N.H.. arlth paritamenCary procedure be held Thursday. SepL 29. who spirited our runners ® of the week, each town bad foutball ptaysrs. fuL etc. Nothliy cguld be chorus, and Sirkka was cho cn will hold an Open House on through various speakers, tor the parents at oopbosnore The team, led by Captain Ih# privilege of conducting the "The Ptaywr of the Week" further from the truth. They to be "first chair" of the flute Saturday. October Uth. from among them. Mr. Stuart MeXto- students and all students new Burke, hopes to better their opening exerclees Itech girl In trophy witl be g lv ® weekly to spere the nicest people I ’ve ever section In the orchestra and the 1:30 to 4:10 p.m. Details arc nev, the mtnortty leader from to the school Members of the fine 8-2-1 record of last year. addltton to being a reprasenta- Uia ® e player who shows the posted on the bulletin board out­ met. I found that If )rou go to band. the House at Repreaentativea. Guidance Depertmanl and In the opening meet tor the live or senator, and town voter, moet atdU and winntog effort e im t, NIf, U.. TH !,( Ul. # side the Guidance Office. If you Europe not os an "American The roost important event- at and Governor Dempoey. Urban the AdmlnlaUktlve Buff win Tuesday at Goodwin worked on commlttsee, to re- each Saturday. plan to attend, please leave problems to the state, jteRlce. VlsRing the Leas Progreaalve camp was the fht'l cxxvcert conduct the meettog which Park tn~ Hartford. MHS w ® view urban problems. educsU® The plaque Is being spunsexed your name in the Guidance Of­ order and law were slw» Jf Norman MUler's ClotMng fice before the close of school cussed during the week. Weaver 117-441 prupoaed bills was not limited' Store to rsstrord each deeervtog tog as other people lire. you'U thalr ahUity after practlctog tor ditorium at 7 JO pm. on Friday. October 3rd. Kathy Valda T l Pete Wald® T l to seselone and meellhgs. Some- afhtote. A 'X \ ■ \

PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1969 PAGE NINETEEN TBE Mets Red Hot on Cold Night Scorecard Essential Sports Viewing Giants Underdogs SATURDAY Herald Angle 2:M (86) Major League East at Home Baseball 2;86 ,( 8) WldeWoridof To, Increase Eastern Margin EARL YOS7 Sports I In American Loop 4:00 ( 8) NCAA Football: Nauonal League Bporta Editor Texaa vs. Califor­ Saturday at 2 East Division NEW YORK (AP)A)n nia W. L. P et 0 3 . NEW YORK (AP) — fore bowing 6-0 to Vicente INDIANS • TIOER8 — a cold September night in Romo. Seattle and the Chicago NEW YORK (AP) — Jerry Willlama’ Eagle*, al­ SUNDAY New York 98 58 .611 _ Vem Geishert . . . Mike Fosse’s second major league Notes from the Little Black Book hibition games must go all out By DEAN YOST C a n a d a , Manager Gil Chicago 87 64 .576 White Sox were idle. homer ca]^>ed a five-run Cleve­ Let’s see.' Allie Sherman is though Brown* are hurting In against Norm Van Brocklin’s 1:00 ( 8) NFL: Otanto \-s. 5 Hedlund . . . Ray Fosse . . . • • • One of the highlights of the annual West Side Old Lookinff for its first win of the season Saturday af­ Hodges and his New York St. Louis 80 69 .537 11 land salvo against Mickey Lol- Timers Reunion on Saturday, Oct. 4 will be a base­ out. Vince Lombariii is in defensive backfleld. Ix>aa of charged-up B’alcons, - who have Vikings Johnny Ellis. ANGELS - TWINS — Gary Pettigrew blow to Eagles. ( 8) Vale FootboU Pre- ternoon will l)€ East Catholic when it jfoes against out Pittsburgh 79 70 .530 12 irii In the first inning. Wnm ball game at the West Side Oval featuring Moriarty Washington. Joe .Namath been getting strong efforts from Mets were thankful they 1 1 ’# playing-out-the-string Geishert, called up from Cali­ McDowell, given Oie Wg Jump, Leroy Kelly primed for fast Jim Butler and Junior Coffey. \1 ew of staters. Monument Mt. Regional of Great Barring­ Phlla'phia 60 89 .403 Z1 Bros, and the Vernon Orioles. The seven inning exhibi­ has sold out Bachelors III. had their Tom Seaver Montreal 48 103 time in the American League, fornia’s Hawaii farm club last struck out 13 and shook a tt 10 start with rookie Ron Johnson to AFL 1:M (80) AFL: Houston v^ ton, Mass., at Mt.,Nel)o at 2. .318 44 and sometimes you can’t tell the And John Unitas and Gale Weat Division month, replaced Angel ace Detroit hits on the way to hls tion will start at 2 o’clock. The MB’s are the Hartford help. Oakland 35, Miami 21 (SatVir- Buffalo East walked away from the ------around to keep them warm. September stars without a 4:00 (4-tO-M) AFL; Jets vs. San FYan. 83 67 .563 Andy Messersmith in the sev­ 17th victory. Twilight League champs, both regular and playoff. . . . Savers are back. Minnesota 24, New York 21— day night) — Raiders opened Rockville joime Inst week with attitude of the players is The briUiant young right­ 8recard. • • • Mayor Nate Agostinelli has p r t v ------—______The new NaUonal Football Denver extremely well and that our Atlanta 83 68 .560 enth inning with one' out, <»ie Could be an upset if Giants are with 21-17 win over Houston and several starting players Injured. hander kept the red-hot Mets Geishert, a 3-year-old fast- league season opens Sunday young line has gained some val­ Los Angeles 82 67 .550 hi run in and the bases Jammed. YANKS - SENATORS — keyed up to "show Allle". Vi­ will be making second straight Halfback Rich DeGemmis sus­ baller recently promoted from '" “ t, Nichole has been. with a sizzler—Los Angeles at uable experience last Satur­ pennant drive burning brightly Cincinnati 80 68 .541 2 The rookie right-hander threw Elks, batting .291 In 17 games ^ as Ml^et Md Pony FTOtball j,,3 “ looping.’’ at kings won exhibiUon, using re­ home appearance. Miami al­ tained a cut and it became in­ with a five-hit shutout in a 2-0 the minors by the California An­ a double play pitch to Craig Week in Manchester. The Ponies Baltimore—and the American day." Houston 76 72 .514 6 with the Yankeea this year, Rockledge. ,He started caddying serves in second half. Fj-an ways dangerous with Bob fected and he was admitted to victory over Montreal Thursday gels, left his mark on Minnesota Netties, ending the threat, and brought them from behind in start Saturday night with the Football League already is "We enter the game this San Diego 48 102 .320 35 in MUsissippi for 15 cents Tarkenton would like to do a job Griese passing but Oakland has the hospital Wednesday. He Thursday, saving a 6-2 trlumirfi heading into a second week. night that helped New York Thursday’s Results yielded one hit—a ninth inning the eighth inning with a bases- Midgets opening play one week ^0,^ a n d ^ M in the Los Angeles on his old mates but the Giants too much pass rush. may be out of the game Satur­ week with everything on the boost its lead back to five over the West Division leaden homer by Cesar Tovar—the rest Ioaded single off reliever Darold Everybody seems to be mov­ line that is legal and we hope New York 2, Montreal 0 from tonight with a double- Open - in 1962 and the first " al­ have lost 14 straight to the New York 23, Denver 17- day and po.s.slbly the whole with 2-3 innings of strong re­ of the way, preserving Hesser- Knowlea. Mel StotUemyie, ing but the same old Hand pick­ to walk away with victory No. games in the National League Philadelphia n, Chicago 3 header at Mt. Nebo. ternate in L.A. for the U.S. West. Even if Joe Namath can't go season. east. lief work. smiih’s 16th victory. checked the Senators on six er is back again for another 1," stated Demers. "Our only St. Louis 8, PUtoburgh 7 Open'in '63. . .Playing top golf St. Louis 27, Dallas 21—The all the way, Jets should be able .MERCHANTS — Harry Be- John Wholley, also banged up. Kansas a t y ’s Hedlund, also Aurello Rodriguez and Bill —Including Hike Epstein’s 28th “ I had to work fart In the last San Francisco 9. Houston 3 after shedding 54 pounds is stab. All games are Sunday aft­ Ciards to upend the Cfowboys, to sneak past Broncs, who al­ mls 172-379, Ben Whitcomb 144- ha.sn'l seen any action during problem is to stop Regionnl’s 23, tossed his fln t comidete VoBs delivered t)wo runs apiece homer—and gained victory No. Here ’n 'There couple of innings because I Los Angeles 5, Atlanta 2 Steve MataVa, one of the bet- ernoon, unless otherwise noted. especially if Craig Morton can’t ways give them trouble. Don’t 363. Bob Willette 142-365, Mike big 6-3; 200-pound fullback. game In the majore, trimming for the Angels with singles. 19. Dave Mal.ncski has assumed practice this week and is a started to feel the cold," said NFL go. Charley Johnson’s tosses to forget, Denver beat the Jets last Denhup 353. Dave Lanata 354. Dave Antonlazzl. He is the San Diego 7, Cincinnati 1 the sinking Oakland Athletics 6- • * • the important role pi’h' V ' t ter amateurs playing out pf the doubtful .starter. Frnn Tursl , , . . Seaver of the SO-degree weother Today’s Games Baltimore 24, Los Angeles Jackie Smith should do the Job. year 21-13 and also won last and Jim Deglovanni are both Punts. kicks off 1 for a 8-6 first-year record. ROYALS - A’S — ORIOLES - RED SOX — foe the Manchester Midget Manchester Cfountry Club, that was almost as cold as the Pittsburgh (Veale 12-12) and 17—Unitas is back and the Colt* Loss of Bob Hayes cripples Dal­ meeting in 1967. PARKADK DUSTY — Roger passes (option) blocks and Fosse, Cleveland’s 22-year-old The Twins remained nine Chiellar set a club record a t 28 and Pony Popioall Assn, lor tn(j • . • out for the weekend contest Mets’ only serious challenger, (Walker 2-6) at New York (Mc- have won six straight in the ex­ las but rookie (^ v in Hill looks Kansas City 36, Boston 14— Brian 200, Tom Atamian 201, runs." said Demers. rookie catcher, slammed a games ahead of second place victories as (he Oriolee overtook 1969 season. . . Former Mqh- Dots and Dashes with banged up knees. the CSilcago Cubs. Andrew - ) and ((Jandwell - ), hibition season. A couple of like an exciting runner. Chiefs can call the score In this Joe Sokola 201-550. "Sophomore Norm Yester. 6 6 7 0 three-run homer to lead the In­ Oakland in the West, but their Boston in the firsti game with a Chester High guard. Jim SprcJul, New freshman ha=i,»*Koii A bright sfwl though, to the The Cubs dropped a S-3 deci­ 2, twi-night tough defensive clubs.- Rams Detroit 21, Pittsburgh 10—Mel one after romping through exhi­ ^ , allowed bright hopes In last dians past Detroit 6-4 and Ellis, magic number for nailing the three-nm ninth. C urt MbtUm’s will be in the starting UConn coach and varsity assistLit at Engles and Head Coach Cliff week's contest as he caught sion to Philadelphia in an after­ Philadelphia (Wise 14-11 and have Les Josephson and Larry Farr probable despite virus and bition series and opening game GARDEN GROO\'E — Jean at 21 en date and then re- Cincinnati (Merritt 16-18) at ning 6-4 briilnd Mike Cuellar be­ ple. Robinstm. 14—Sonny Jurgensen should be Levlas new threat in Houston race remained as scrambled as " n beard. . . Gino C3ap- in college and then played one when Travis Williams took over. enough to give Vince Lombardi bruise. i’racilce will be tight to- turns to the gridiron in their Houston (Ray 7-2), N pelletU of the Boston Patriots year in ‘ the (Cleveland minor attack. ever as Los Angeles knocked At­ Bart Starr healthy and rebuilt his first win as Redskins’ coach. NITE OWI-S — Barbara De- day In preparation for the Hartford County Conference de- Atlanta (Jarvis 11-1 ) at San is one of three performers who league system. . . .Frank Klein San Diego 28, Cincinnati 14— lanta out of first place with a 5-2 BRIDGED— San Francisco’s Willie Mays grimaces in pain as he goes offensive line improving. Gale Lions bombed Saints in final ex­ ganne 176, Ruth Johnston 452. hut against Northwest ('athollc Diego (Corkins 1-1 ), N Victory-Minded Orioles Try for AL Mark has appeared in every regular director of the Connecticut Col- Greg Cook’s passing won’t be victory and San Francisco took down after missing pitch. Mays is shooting for his 600th career homer. Sayers could break it open. hibition. However, New Orleans Demers commented "that the at Mt. Nebo Oct. 4. Los Angeles (Osteen 19-13) at season game since the Ameri- legiate Baseball League, hopes enough to match Chargers’ over the top spot by beating San Francisco (McCormick 19- Packers better than in 19-9 loss holds 2-1 edge over Waslilngton scoring potential. San Diego can Football League was to Include Manchester in the Houston 9-3. eluding 13 of their last 14—in (the Cubs’ 9), N in exhibition. in series. won handily in both 1968 games next foe) and play PADRES - REDS — organized. Cappy is the Pats’ of- membership next season.. . The Giants , however, hold roaring from 9% games back of like hell.” Cleveland 24, Philadelphia San Francisco 28, Atlanta 17 Rookie Clay Kirby, 6-19, scat­ Saturday’s Games fensive captain this reason . . . Hartford______Knights trek to Quincy___ although offense was fiat only a half-game lead over the the Cubs on Aug. 13 to their Cuellar Notches 23r d W i n , 14—New Astroturf won’t help —^Winless 49ers wlio lost all ex­ tered nine hits in beating Cin­ Pittsburgh at New York Fullback Jim Nance of the Pats tonight in quest of their third against C2ilefs in opener. Dodgers and the Braves, while present comfortable lead. GIANTS - ASTROS — Philadelphia at Montreal fourth-place CIncinnaU is Just cinnati lor the third time in live has slimmed down to 233 straight AUanUc Coast Football ^ ^ _ E3d Kranepool gave Seaver all Jack Hiatt slammed a three- decisions this season. St. Louis at Chicago two games off the pace despite the help he needed with an RBI run homer and a run-scoring Cincinnati at Houston, N KST'uS* t/Comts in Conference Road Test at Vermont K 7-1 loss at San Diego. Jose Arcia backed him with Sets Oriole Pitching Record single in the first and a solo single to power the Giants past four hits, including an RBI dou­ Atlanta at San Diego talented Gary Flynn of East the Quincy big gun. The St. Louis n'ppcd Pittsburgh 8- homer In the sbeth, hls th of Cuellar pitched a strong game fine plays in the field. 11 Houston. But the Giants had to ble that touched off a six-run Los Angeles at San Frandsco BOSTON (AP) — The Windsor has enrolled at Choate Knights are the only unbeaten 7 In the other NL game. the season. and sailed into the eighth inning wait some eight hours, until the Padre fifth. Roberto Pena had a Sunday’s Games Baltimore Orioles may have "That was quite a thrill," School and not Cheshire Acade- team in the Northern Division. . • * • • • • Romo said. " I ’d have to say it Dodgers beat Atlanta, to claim two-run single and Nate Colbert Pittsburgh at New Yorki 2 wrapped up their division­ with a five-hitter and 3-2 lead, my. The fireballing southpaw Mike Walsh, a sophomore, is METS • EXPOS — CUBS . PHILS — was my besb game. My slider Four State Colleges To Play solo posscaslon of first place. an RBI single, while pitcher Philadelphia at Montreal but almost blew everything by was the author of several low- among the candidates for the Seaver struck out nine In In­ • • • al championship a long was sailing and I didn’t have About the only one who isn’t Dennis Rlbant walked in one St. Louis ett Chicago making a coetly error. He hit games last spring, Includ- Sipringfield College football The Connecticut collegri- weaknesses in its offensive line teams. creasing hls season total to 200 conceding the title to the MeU time ago, but they’re still control of U, so I had to stop us­ DODGERS - BRAVES — run and another scored on a (Cincinnati at Houston walked (Tlarl Yastrzemaki to ing a no-hitter for Bast Wind- team. A graduate of Manches- ate football season begins Vermont’s problems in pass de- Adelphi. bowed 33-0 last year and kept the five hits well Is Cub boss Leo Durocher. going all out in every game ing it, but the fast ball, the Rookie 'Ted Sizemore’s bosee- passed ball in the big Inning. Atlanta at San Diego open the Inning, then fielded a sor High before injuring his ter High, Mike la the son of to (tentral, which was edged 7-6 spaced In adding another chap­ " I ’m not going to give up, I’ll as they aim for an Ameri­ curve and the diange were all Saturday with four games, visitors loaiied triple In the sixth inning • • • Los Angeles at San Franclsc^ potential double play ball by shoulder in a fresh mishap on John Walsh, current Midget and by Bridgeport. In addltton, ter to the Mets' fantastic pitch­ tell you that," barked Di-rocher working well. I was keeping the including that of Yankee and Jim Lefebvre’s single keyed PIRATES - CARDS — American League - / can L^gue season victory Reggie Smith only to tlirow it the play'ng field. The big fePow, Pony League president. . .Al __ __ u • Central wlU be waiting for Bridgeport boasts the return of ing during their pennant drive. after Cookie Rojas’ homer in fast ball down—and that's al­ a four-run Dodger sixth that Ted Simmons stroked a run­ East Division / record. wildly into center field. Before scouted by .reveral major league Frchlet, assistant football coach Lonfei ence co - champion Kutztown state with the biggest three Eastern Conference lead­ Seaver, who won hls eighth the eighth touched off a three- ways a big thing.” produced the triumph. scoring single after a two-out W. L. Pet. Xi-B. "Naturally you want to have the inning was over the Red Sox clubs, was also on ace with the at East Catholic, is a sergeant (.Connecticut, against Ver- club that Bin Loika has coached ers—iuilfbaoks Darrick Warner straight pushhig hls record to run rally that gave the Phils The Red Sox gave Romo a 1-0 Orlando Cepeda’s two-run error by Pittsburgh first base­ Baltimore 104 47 it,” Manager Earl Weaver said had scored two unearned runs South WinCsor Legion before with the Glastonbury Police De- mont in Burlington. in New Britain. HU kingpin win and Bob Harrison and quarter­ 23-7, and Jerry Koosman who their victory. "This th'ng isn’t lead in the first inning thanks to homer in the second, hls Slst, man Ai Oliver to finish off a Detroit 85 75 of the record after Ids club split without benefit of a hit to take a being injured. He’s definitely a partment .... If the Red Sox In addition. Central Connect!- be halfback Harry Fargo, but back Skip Rochette. shutout the Expos the night be over yet. We Just have to go out a rare throwing error by Brooks was the only damage off wlnilt^r two-run ninth, that gave St. Boston 79 70 a doubleheader with the Boston 4-3 lead. pro prospect. should make a change in their cut plays host to Kutztown (Pa.) graduation has weakened the Coast Guard, a developing fore, have been the mainstays and challenge the Cardinals Don Sutton, 17-16; \ Wash’n . 77 74 Robinson and a double by Petro State, the Cfoast Guard Academy 1068 team that just missed re­ of a staff that has now produced Louis victory over the Pirates. Red Sox, "but we’re not going The Orioles struck back, how­ • ♦ • broadcasting team, one of those team after a string of losing New York 75 76 celli, {ind they hiked It to 2-0 in opens at American International cording a spectacular season seasons, will be trying to avenge 11 shutouts In New York’s last to worry about It. If tt comes, it ever, as pinch-hitter Don Buford Short Stuff interested is Jimmy PlersaU. Cleveland 60 91 the fourth when Tony ConlgUaro in Springfield, Mass., and the with two late-season defeats. last season’s 27-14 loss in the 35 games. comes. If it doesn’t come, we’ve singled and Curb Motton Wt hls and George Scott singled and All tickets for the Oct. 9 ap- • » » I Sports Schedule | Want Arm 'Po Cool Off West Divls done what we set out to do. sixth homer for the go-ahead University of Bridgeport U In Kutztown, led by 225-pound opener with AIC. Met pitchers haven't yle'ded a Minnesota 89 M shortstop Mark Belanger was pearance of the Boston Celts Spectator Appeal Garden City, L.I., against Adel- fullback Phil Anthony, is rated Ix:ading the CUdet offense will Home run In the Inst 22 games. "W e’re still trying to win ev­ runs, then Mark Belanger sin­ charged with an error on a de­ and Cincinnati Royals at More than iwo-and-tliree- Oakland 80 ,69 phi. , by some at the top of its oon- be Guy Goodwin, who is a good During that span, the Mets ery game we can though,” he gled and Brooks Robinson dou­ fensive mlxup. Bloomfield High have been seal- quarter million fans witnessed California 66, added "Thati’B the only way to bled for an Insurance tally. UConn will be testing its pass- ference despite its 8-4-1 record passer at oil ranges. He will ha^ won 29 of 36 games—in- A walk and a double by Gerry ed at 85 per copy. . .Rick Har- National Football League teams ing and running strategy with last season. Central was 6-2-1 ter (soccer) Seaver Worked Fast Kansas (City 63 play this game.” Reliever Dick Hall preserved be backed by strong fullback Coventry at Vlnal Tech (soc- \ Chicago Moses made it 3-0 in the sixth, vey, ex-East Catholic High grid- in action during the 1969 pre­ Rick Robustelli handling most and beat Kutztown, 18-0. Charlie Pike. The record in question is the the lead in the Boston ninth and and they picked up their last \ Seattle der, is again one of the bright season. . .The 63-game, 62-date of the (hfowing duties at quar- With 31 lettermen back, the Cadet coach Tad Schroeder 111 victories scored by the 1964 Cuellar had hds 23rd triumph, Thursilay’s Results two runs in the seventh on a spots with the Trinity Cfollege schedule that included 33 Inter- terback and Vlnny Clements, Pennsylvania team, will have a has been working hard on hU Windsor Locks at South Wlndr In Last Two Ih|iings Cleveland Indians. The Orioles breaking the club record of 2 pair of walks, a single by Tony 4, Washington defense again this fall. . . .Ken eogue games with the Ameri­ 1968 Eastern.College sophomore large margin of experience over defensive team, which U young TREMANO SEPTIC are now 104-47 with 11 games re­ set last year by Dave McNally. Baltimore 6-0, Boston 4-5 Conigliaro and a double by hls Demers, brother of East Catho­ can Football League attracted of the year, expected to do lot* Central. and Inexperienced. They will be maining. They thus liave to win The second game was all Red brother, Billy. S'"W in‘L '?“winSr''it Mo n t r e a l (A P ) - I t was definitely blanket weath- 5, Mlnneaota 2 lic High Head Football (foach 2,751,037 fans . , . Tills figure far of running. Bridgeport is looking for a lacing a well seasoned oppoo- TANK SERVICE seven of those games to equal Sox as Vicente Romo scattered The twl-nlghter concluded the Wlndsor Locks (cross country) Montreal, but the New York Mets had tbe red hot City 6, Oakland 1 Caiff Demers, will be the start- exceeded the record 2,190,437 The Huskies took last year’s gradual start in facing a team ing backfleld which, though it the mark, or eight to surpass it. nine hits for Ids firsb major next-to-last home stand of the Simsbury at Bast Catholic pRching of Tom Seaver to keep their pennant drive 6, Detroit 4 ing left guard on offense for . 'It during the 1968 pre-season. . opener against Vermont with thati divided iU games last sea- compiled only a 8-4-1 record last Mike (juellar picked up hls league shutout, winning it 6-0. season, and the Red Sox open a Tel. 742-9770 (cross country) from thawing— even a little bit. Only games scheduled UCtonn Saturday against Ver­ x'he 33 AFLrNFL games, a ease, 21-0 Although UConn )ias son between varsity and club year, will be dangerous. 23rd victory against 10 losses in The Mexican-bom right-hander weekend series at Detroit to­ RAMS riX)SE HOI.E— East Catholic liall carrier Rich DeGernmiH found it Rham at Bast "I )iad to work fast in the last ------—— ------/ Today’s Games mont. . . Chief scout for the -eries in which the NFL had a Hampton Thursday night’s opener, but It had runners on in all but two in­ night, with rookie left-hander (croM country) ____ , , , . . creased the Meats’ National Oakland (Dobson 14-12) at UCfonn gridders again this fall '9-13-1 advantage, brought out rough going hh Ktu-kville dcfcn.se closcti in on him Iasi .Saturday in grid ojiener. ^ to five g k ^ e s took a three-nm ninth inning nings, but pitched his way out of Ken Brett getting ihe call will be Andy Baylock, former 1,529,799 .fans... . The largest Trin 11 Scores SATURDAY, SEPT. 20 C ^fornia (McGlothlin 8-16), N rally by hls mates to turn the ------Major Grid Roundup------at C U oago Cubs wh^tost every jam with the help of three against Tiger ace Denny M c­ East (liathoUc High mentor. . . . •ling’e crawd was the 8’5,'>32 at Monument Mt. Regional /Chicago (Peters 10-14) at trick. double plays and some other NEW HAVEN (AP) Trinity Tlioroii^hhrt’ci Raring ‘War’ SIiowh at Box Offit e a t ^ Id .Uter pitching a Hve-hltter 5.3 to Philadelphia. ^ Lain. Roosevelt Niciiols, who turned he annual Cleveland double- East CathoUc (football, KtU. ThtinuinvThursday nierhvnight In a 0.02-0 victory ____ ^ Kansas (City (Drago 10-11), N defeated the Yale reserves 28-13 Ed Kranepool’s bat also was in a fine 70 round in last Mon- header. . .Dallas played before Nebo) over tile Expos. The win In y ^ Seattle (Barber 3-5) at Mlnne- Thunstay In u controlled foot­ With Suffolk and NarragaiiHctt Roth Suffering hot os he backed Seaver, 23-7, day’s part two of the Manches- the most fans—384,095 in six Powerful Indiana rota (Boswell 17-11), N ball scrimmage with no kick HOHTON with a run-scoring single In the (ter Golf Open, is a oaddy att games. . .The AFL drew 348,255 ON lAI*) New Kng- Gaiiivetf )md u rnnvd of this iLiUllly lUUllty third Canal,(,’annl. luilderluil. of Boston (Brett 1-1 ) at Detroit returns. land’s current U)onnighbr<-d first and hls 11th homer In the aiwl a hanilte of 834U.4M also Hiiffolk's sis fiir'ong track (M^Lnfn 23-7), N Rockledge. Out of Jackson, n 11 intra-league games, boost- rar ng "war" ront‘nm-» nn:ihal Britain Leads Over V.S. sixth. Miss., Nichols started his round 'ng the overall total 'or pre­ Ready for Opener Dave Klaisls and Webster Isilh l.rlo w |>.ir lei-ord of 1 oa 15, was rlia-ki-' Newt York (Kelclch 3-6) at Bal­ Jones scored touchdowns for »d, with both Suffolk Downs and John SmallwisHi' Krancpool’s single followed a timore'(Palmer 14-3), N by using a No. 1 iron on the season professional football an I Canal won in I 13 TtiurMilay o w r a ilryiiig Trinity. Chip Kubi-ndall crashed NarraKansett 1 ,,rk leellng II tile .Suffolk feiilore walk to Tommie Agee and Art Only gcunes scheduled first tee. He parred the hole. all-time )dgh of 3,099,292, an NEW YORK (AI’ )— Indiana has the jiotential, Penn hy a Iriigih out track that was termed slow. In Ryder Cup Competition Shamsky’s single. over from the one for Yale and Wheie It hurts most al the iiiii- 1 ver Flying Tin kle WtUi Ilepell Mr istlil 84 40 Satiirdaj's Games Finding 4t hard to make both .. erage of 42,456. State has a iiuzzle, and Southern California has a proli- tiiel windows ATOM^ ANGLING "I know it's going to be a thrill lem as most of the nation’s major college football teams I’aul Rosenbaum scored on a SOUnaX)RT. England (AP) Oakland itt California ,N (HISS from Kurt Bchmoke. Suffolk drew a crowd of H,Z3ti about 130 golf tournaments over to win it (the pennant), if we (Chicago at Kansas City, N open the 1969 season Saturday. — Britain’s Ryder C^jp Captain the years. win,” said Seaver. whlrh wagered |6M).4.12 Thurs­ ANGLES Eric Brown, scenUng victory Seattle at Minnesota Indiana’s power-packed Hoos------day tioth figures well off llie "I think we’ll play a little bet- "They're determined,” said over the Americana for the first Boston at Detrott ier.s, moit everyone’s choice to have a new coach, new system llie mobile starting gate in ter now, more used to this Manager Gil Hodges. "They be- Ashe Keyed, Tense average iii-irks at lie traek Ume In a doxen years, patted Washington at Cleveland hariiesti racing was Invented by course and especially these Hcve In themselves. They’re rcpre.sent the Big Ten In the nnd new staff. They’re on un- when n I noi o|M-rallng In ion hU youngsters on the back but especially these “'ve m inemseives. meyre New York at BfeOtlmore Roso Bowl this year since Ohio known quantity.” starter Steve PhllUps and intro­ filet with another New England called on hls veterans todav (n which are really tough to better baseball defen- duced in IMS. Sunday’s Games State cannot repeat for the trip, T he Middles, who meet Penn track. tryC t o to w widen i d e L \a " slim r i i n but u l ° Impor­ ^ L ^ Mveiy. We’re getting g«Ml pitch- Oakland at California plays at Kentucky In their cur- good putting out there yester­ Ing, and they have developed Stale at AnnapoHs, Md., are un­ tant lead. ChicegD at Kansas City 'ta n-ralaer. day." eonfldenoe and a great atti­ In Davis Cup Play der the guidance of Rick Forza- "In this four ball (bettor ball) Seattle at Minnesota tude.” Penn Stale, ranked No. 2 in no, former coach of Cfonnectlccl competition, it is experience The eight fourballs are fol­ Boston at Detroit CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, Ohio (A P )—There’s a big lowed by 16 singles matchee on The Mets open a five-game the nation last year, faces "an and an assistant with the Cm- that counts now,” the Jubilant Washington at Cleveland - difference in playing tennis for yourself and playing unknown quantity” in Navy, ac­ a unique competl- home series with the Pittsburgh ctnratl Pengals of the Amer ca,i Scot said, his own naturally op- “ l“ ril“ y in for Uncle Sam, Arthur Ashe Jr., America’s top Davis cording to (Joach Joe Patemo. by a British seed Pirates with a twl-nlght double- Fnoiball League. MmlsUc spirits that much higher Marled Cup ace, said Thursday. ' ^ ------—- And Southern Oallfomia, after the British wound up merchant. Sam Ryder, in 1927. header tonight. Jim McAndrew, Boston Patriot quarterbodca Coach John McKay of Sou’Ji- It Tolws a SKIPJACK 6-8 and Don Cardwell, 7-9, will thia season are MUte Taliaferro "When I’m playing Davis never gone behind the Iron which lost to top-ranked Ohio em Oalifomla aaya that Jonoa, a Thursday's foursomes with 4 Vi Snead gave Bill Casper the State in the Rose Bowl last To Catch a SKIPJACK points to the United States' 3Vi. day off, hoping heat treatments pitch for the Mets against Luke of IlUnols (ex-N«w York J«t), Cup, I get very tense and keyed curtain, highly touted sphomore has up,” the 26-year-old veteran of year, meets Nebraska with the American Captain Sam Snead would restore hls right hand to Walker, 2-8, and Bob Veale, 12- Tom Sherman of Penn State anil L-ecn troubled the past several Do you know what a skip- 13 cup matches added. "It's a Stan Smith of Pasadena, |)OsslbUity that No. 1 quarter- said he was undisturbed by normal. Casper sprained It 12. Kim Hammond of Florida State. diy» with muscle spasms in hls Jack isf It’s a baby blue- (JaJif., upset by Nastase in the Iwck Jimmy Jones - will be on trailing this early In the game smiuihlng a ball out of a divot ~ ' big responsibility. bick and may not play at oil. fish with a grown-up appe- “ When I am playing a tourna­ recent U.S. Open al Forest the shelf. h but like Brown said It would be hole in the rough and said he McKay said a filial decs o.a Utr, grown-up nieanesa and ment on my own, I couldn’t Hills, meets 30-year-old Ion grown-up musriea. It slashes experience that counted in to­ was afraidaid he might be outoix of i^riverh w iniareH Due to Conditions Kentucky will be eager for a will not be made until gzmo care leas. I am loose and re- succe: sful^ start under new after bolt and splashes out of day’s eight matches. the competition entirely. time \tiUi two other candidi’.e' NEW YORK (AP) — Drivers laxed. In Davis Cup matches, “ ’ I Satur- co.ich John Ray, formerly with water exelUng the angler. "And all these boys are truly He put )Us confidence in pair­ for Stock Car Auto Racing, n'ling, tile Job may fall lo Ihe the pressure is tremendous. “ “ f**® does Frightened bait flaabea out experienced," he said of the 12 ing such stalwarts as Jack Nick- withdrew from lost Sunday's charging him with indifference Notre Dame. But it appears that No. 4 quarterback, Greg Briner. of water In small tidal "You lose it and you don’t '■®'’®'^® Sunday, .Americans who average 33 laus with Dan Slkea, Lee Trevi­ to the drivers’ safety. the tiot shot Hoosiers have too creeks as these vleloua chop­ Talladega 5(X) In Alabama be­ get a chance to redeem your- Smith, who towers 6-4 and anoliier Kiphomort. your years of age, have won a million no with Gene LIttler, Ray Floyd The PDA said its members much power with the passi.ng jf "There’s no sense in taking a pers feed. In the bays gulls cause .of hazardous and non- seif for a year. It's like the " ’•’o *dta a serve like an artil- H.'irry Ctonso and running of and a half dollars this year and with Miller Barber and "gave up 1100,000 in prise mon­ chanre wPh Jones," said Mc­ hovc>r over these wildly feed­ ^ a v e professional racing conditions blade of an axe—all the weight '®ry blast, teams with hls for- altogether have triumphed in Hill with Dale Douglass. ey in missing the race in order J'lhr: Isenbarger and Jade Kay. "His .future is too bright ' ing fish. Angiem should look and the refusal of track man­ t^ e r s down to that one fine *"®r University of Southern ^ ro o f for the breaking fish under to establish the right of drivers B'.itrlier. Ohio State is the only team in agement to take necessary cor­ HEADING HOME— Laveme Hanover, driven by Bill Haughton, crosses wire to edge where you almost stake C^allfornla partner. Bobby Lzitz. the gulls to locate the school. to be protected from unsafe P.itcrno soys Penn State'-; the B'g Ten <*elsv*ng Ite start rective action, according to the _ win Little Brown Jug, pacing classic fo r three-year-olds, and purse of $109,731. your tennis world in two hours doubles against Nastase track condiUons." ' game with Navy is Ihl most dif­ until next week. The Buckeyes leak? Catching them Is a chore Professional Drivers Associa­ of play." "'■and Tiriac. In Sunday's final The decision to not compete- ficult opener he’s faced. mak-i their season debut at that tests the angler’s skllL — R s m n i F tion. 1110 edge of the axe comes single*. Smith gets another shot was reached at a meeting the "We know so little about home itgsinst Texas Chris'tan These fish want to cripple In a statement Thursday, the up for Ashe again today when ^ Nastase and Ash* closes the bait before they feed so day before the race when PDA Navy,” said Palerno. "They University on Sept. 27 STAFFORD SPRINGS SPEEDWAY SCRAP CO.. Inc. PDA also scored Bill France, President Richard Petty report­ Driver Never Had Any Fear he faces Ilie Nastase. a Roma- against Tiriac. they want an Injured lure Other top games Saturday track president who also is pres­ ed, "This track Is not ready to nian sensational 23-year-old. Power and ability to play on that acta like Ita frightened find North'western at Notre ident of the National Association race on." giant-killer in the opening the fast surface give the Amer- R -ran fim w l to death. This Is where the Dame; Purdue at TCU, Wash­ ATOM SKIPJACK comes In. maU^ of the 19^9 Davis Cup icans ' the edge over the dark- TOP PRICES PAID! ington State at lUlrtots, Oregon Don’t 1*1 winisf csfeK ysu with This light i/i os. popping plug That Horse W ould Triumph Qiallenge Round. horse Europeans, who come State at loara: Vanderbilt at a (owliy real. Call now foe a r creates the fuss of a splMh- DELAWARE,rvE*t AH7ADO Ohio t (AP) ATi\ — front Just before______the three-quar­ ______. The three-day, five-match from a countr>- where there are Ing frightened halt flah and caught and passed him. Michigan, Washington st Michi­ ('•• roof tnipoellon. Wo can Veteran liarneaa race driver ter pole and endsing home ts series decides the residence of only 200 courts, all clay, and excites the blues Into *-**~*‘~g 2 It marked the eighth straigfaf gan Stale; Oklahoma at Wis­ BlUy Haughton never had any lengths ahead of Kat Byrd. the 60-year-okl sliver bowl for 3,500 tennis players In a popula- • oof on oeo'eB* m od heme the cow ar^ lure as it fran­ JOHNSON SEAHORSE success for Laveme and his 17Ih consin. Texas st Callfomia artd doubts that Lstverne Hanover the next 12 months. It has tion of 20 million. • o< o> l-lll* o« tically fprays water. When Laveme covered his first mUe victory in 21 starts. Laveme loara State at Syracuse. the plug dies, aa the angler COPPER v)ould win the 24th running of around the Delaware Qjunty now moves into the favorite’s Also Oklahoma State at Ar­ lets the plug rest, the blues the UtUe Brown Jug. Fairgrounds in , 2 :00 4-5 and role for the third leg of the try franticaUy to devour the kansas; Houston at Florida; OUTBOARD MOTORS "The colt raced exacUy like romped the raceoff In 2 .-002-6. irlpie—the Cane Futurity at SMU at (Jeorgia Terh; North the floating bait. Then as It I knew he would." Haughton Laveme's victory here was Vikings Oaim Bratkowski, starts to move again one Yonkers Raceway Nov. 22. Carolina at North Carolina sold Thursday after he guided worth a record 843,893 and bold blue will nail It and the State; Alabama at Virglrda battle Is on. BRASS V/2 HP. to 100 HP. the brilliant brown cok to a padded her season bonkroU to Green Bay Cancels Waiver raceoff triumph in the pacing well over 8230.000. Tech and these night games. Bight now and for ♦*«« next SALKS — PARTS — SERVICE cloosic for S-yeor-olds. Football Stamp FMget about Minnesota's Frinks said letting Green Bay Ttxas A*M at LSU Pitt at A record crowd of 44,721 tough front four, the Vikings UCl PJL — TkniL to 9 temperatures and cloudy skies, and the Natfonlal Football Poet Office Deportment ois- terback Terry Hsnratty to grsd- Bye Bye Sam." contrasted to Wednesdays So, when Green Bay opera the S o o i^ Thia table delicacy S s t t o l P J I . nounced today its 6-cest League seaaon hasn' t even ustton. plans to stick more to Pt 1-10 SfoHotd Springt. Conn iBff (AtklNO pan-fried until It ^ ertap on The 46-year-oM Haughton. heavy rains. started yet. regular season at home against NEWSPAPER > \ commemorating the VXJth anni­ ths ground than usual and rely the outalde and falling on the udiOi now has won more than 83 Laveme's two major riiolieng* The quarterback Is veteran Cmicago Sunday. Bratkowakl hones tender on the Inside Is (WE HANDLB PAPER DRIVES fX>R CHURCHES versary of InterooUeglote foot­ on the power running of fullback 'million in purses, made it look era. By'e Bye Sam and Kat Zeke Bralkowaki, who retired as will be on the sidetlnea but not what eating Is all abont. BOY SCOUTS. AND OTHER OROANOATiaNa) ta a y with the Tor Heel son out ball will be placed on sole SepL in uniform. Jeff Zimmerman and halfbacks CASH CAMY s c r a p ir o n — OTHER METALS BjTd, did not fare too well. Bye a player Thuraday to remain Denny Allan and Ed Ziegler. COMING Come Join tbe tun and get of Lavish Hanover. 26 at New BnouArick, N.J. your ATOM SKIPJACK at RATTERIES — RADIATORS — PAPERS — RAGS M AL RHINES Bye Sam, winner of the Kes- with the Green Bay Packers a* Another veteran who arlll be LION — Larry Maron. 19- Joe Thelimann. a tcrambilng Laverne, racing in his usual New Brunswick is the site of the following store. Also Buyers of INDUSTRIAL SCRAP seng«r Stake last May. the first an asalstant coach. on the bench Sunday, but in uni­ year-old sophomore, is a lead­ SUNDAY. SEFT. 28 MAAJV A M A C N fO T M CM M T9m Fwmerty with NnrhMTy's Maitae Is New Style, com e from behind with the Princeton-Rutgers gome quarterback. wUl direct tb* of- .TELEPHONE B72-M8T With r . hi Our Mortae Depertmeet . . . leg in pacing's tripie crown, fin­ that » began college football Tbe Packers had )x>ped to form, aril] be Earl Morrall who ing tackle 'candidate wtth the fcaas. r r a strong stretch drive to cop signed acontract with the Balti­ MS HARTFORD TURNPIKE ROCKVILLE, CONN. M ished fourth tn the first dli'ision competltfoo In U6». The poot of­ clear BnUboarakL who will be 38 Columbia football team thia "Thetamann proved in the fi­ 2:15 f M . HOUISi o a the second divtekm by 1\ and then was scratched because Oct. 20, on waivers lo he would more Colts Tliursday. season. Maron, a graduate of NASIFFARMS lengths over stable entry Nar- fice noted the ^Mrt now attracts nal three games last >-ear that CAPITOL EQUIPMENT of 103 temperature. be svsUable for emergency duty Morrall led tbe Cotta to the Rockville High where he letter­ M l M AIN ST. / 7 A.M .. 4r30P.M. MON. riirv HU. dlns Grand Slam. more than 28 mllUon *.»»■ an-' Le con throw the ball." says No­ 150 LAP CLASSIC Kal Byrd, racing mostly In nuoUy. behind Bart Starr and Don NFL Utle last year but has lost ed in football and track, 'aron the tre Dame Ooerh Ara . Paraegb- MANCHESm, Conn. Houghton didn’t wait that long SAT 7:00 AJM. to 3:30 PJKI. as MAIK SI. — TEL. «w .n n the EAst, finished fourth in the Horn. the No. 1 quarterbacking Job to Coaches' Award in hls senior lan. "Btk now he doesn't hsvs DOUMJ POINTS In the raceoCf about on hour Tfie post otOc« oald tb e McmelMltM LDMIEIi' second beat and mode a bid In stamps will be available at Oth­ But Minnesota claimed him- Johnny Lfnltas. arho will start yea r. He performed arlth the any ezpar.«noed recw.vera . to later directing Laveme to tbe the raceoff before Laveme er atatfona after Sept t t . Viking General Manager Jim against Los Angeles Sunday. Lion froah last fall. aork with." MOMREOS N A S C A R MOOIflEDS \ \ '■ ' A-

PAGE TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALI^, MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 19, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1969 Tires 6 Buiiding— H oot Finishing 24 Help Wanted— H*lp W anl*d^ H*lp Woirtad— Help Wonted— Mole 36 Help Wonted— Mole 36 Help Wanted— Mole 36 Auto Accossorio^— THERE WGIITA BE A LAW BY SH O R TE N And W H IP P L E Confracting 14 FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh Female 35 Fmnal* 35 Help W onted- 38 EXPERIENCED mechanic GOODYEAR Service Store CLASSIFIED '•09 ENGINE Daytona, heada HA LLMARK Building Com­ ing (specializing -in older wamted for Mole or FMMila 37 CLERK-T Y PI8T, general office r e i ^ -has an ca n in g for a full-time MAN for work local dairy UNCSNTdA and cam, 6 carburators. Ask­ pany—for home Improvement, floors), inside painting. Paper CLERK-TYPIST — 'Typing and work for small office. Indus­ a^^^le for Some stock room ator^', three evenings WANTED experienced men or ing $300. Call 619-8834 or JS1&- additions, rec rooms; garages, hanging. No Job too small OFFICE position open in South plus SPRlMSriERWEPPlNO shorthand necessary. Diversi­ trial distributor. Fringe bene­ s i f to 8 1 ^ deUveries involved. CaU some Sunday work. Call 649- women to drive^ school bus. 1206. roofing, gutters. Free esti­ John VerfalUe, 649-5760. Coventry. Please call 742-6641. plahs. a w t p b p e p s a fied duties in sales depart­ fits. Parking supplied. South- 8017. After 6, 643-9707. Hours 7-9 and 2-4, $2.75 per ADVERTISING mates, all work guaranteed. t!SJloyer.^ opportunity Flipped h e r h a ir ment. Benefits. Apply Iona COUNTER girl, 6 a.m, to S hous. Aften 6 p.m. call 644- Call 646-2627. end of Hartford. Hours 8 - 5 CLASSIFIEP ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ‘ Traiiors— Bonds— Stocks— Mfg. Co., 8 Regent St., Man­ p.m. Salary based on Ex­ p.m., five days a week. Apply PIECE 1902.'H.A. FTlInk, Wapp4ng. chester. N. J L,aFlamme — Carpenter perience. Part or full-time Hllllardville Luncheonette, 808 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Mobil* Homos 6>A Mortgages 27 Adams St., Manchester. PUNCH press operators, full or contractor. Additions, lemodel- h y g ie n is t for Saturdays, days. Call 927-1876 for appoint­ COOKS MORTGAGES — 1st and 2nd,' part-time. No experience re- 16’ FRANKLIN travel trailer, Ing and repairs. Call anytime and dental secretary part- ment. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT mortgages— interim financing qu lred^ pply in person. Gayle VVA«IED~ cannh^ tomatoes, sleeps four, self-contained. for free estimates. 875-1642. time. Write Box "F” Manches­ MAJOR steel company needs Short order. Full or part- Mfg. Co.. Inc., 1068-C Tol- while they last, $1.29. Buckland 4:30 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION V;ry good condition. 646-1974. —expedient and confidential ter Herald. Help WantM^-~Mal* 36 CAPITAL Construction — service. J. D. Real Estate mature woman for secretarial time Only permanent em­ land St.. East Hartford. Farms Vegetable Stand, corner Deadline for Saturday and Monday Is 4 :S0 p.m. Frldat ployes, no students. RICHEN8 Trailer Sales, Route complete home Improvement Assoc. 643-6129. WAITRESS wanted. Experience work In East Hartford. Private of Tolland Tpke. and Adams 160, Stafford Springs, Conn. MALE HELP WANTED MANCHESTER Memorial Hos­ contracting service specializ­ not necessary, 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. parking, full benefits, salary Apply in person. pital urgently needs a man or St. JPLEASE READ YOUR AD Fall clearance. Trailer King, ing In recreation rooms. We SECOND mortgage money commensurate with exi>eri- LANDSCAPE WORKERS Good working conditions, wv.nian to wvrk In Its laundry TOMATOES plckTta ^ Claaslfled or "Want Ads” are taken over Uie phone as a and Camel camping trailers. welcome competitors’ prices. available. Call Mr. Belflore, meals furnished, no Sunday ence. Call 289-9306, 8-6 p.m. con- Prices $426 to $1,266. 1-684-3287 B’ree estimates. Call anytime, 647-1413. No Experience Necessary department. No experience is tatners. Also for sale egg- convenience. The advertiser should read his ad the FIRST work. 643-9940. (IMMEDIATELY) C mv dear m ece -J soeJ : all u p akp marriep.' noee.sa,qr>'. We will train. Good DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in time tor the 289-6646. COMING to the “ Big E ?” See Full or part-time mornings, HOWARD JOHNSON u plant. carrots, winter squash AVALON Lirtykes on sale. -B TL00R\D«0 S q AAKAUTIFUL BRlPE' mOUMO ' ^ salary and fringe benefits. For next Insertion. The Herald Is responsible for only ONE In­ ATTENTION housewives— Sell .Fashion Frocks In the Better $2.50 per hour. RESTAURANT OUT-BLUBBERED and fruit. 21 Angel St. correct or omitted Insertion for any advertisement and thien These brand new units Include CARPENTRY — concrete step* Business Opportunity 28 through December. Excellent Living Building. Find out how ^VEfSOTCXIOHlMGr Information contact the Per­ only to the extent of a "m ake good” Insertion. Errors which full Insulation, roof vent, bunk floors, hatchways, remodeling 394 Tolland Tpke., Manchester TME REST OF THE sonnel Dept., Manehester Me­ SHELL—Modern 3-bay service commissions, no collecting, no easy it Is to make $60 a week. do not lessen the value of the advertisement wiU nor be with ladder, sink, stove, gas porches garages, closets, ceil­ GRANTLAND NURSERY fAMiL'V VUHEH THE morial Hospital. 643-1141. Ext. station located at Merrow and deliveries, no Investment. Call For more Information, call El­ MEN WITH AN ELECTRICAL AND MECHAN­ corrected by "make good” Insertion. light (as well as 12 volt and ings, attics finished. rec bktIW a r r iv e d ; ^ > 243. Housohold Goods 51 Rhodes Roads, Tolland. Paid or write, "Santa’s Parties, len, 875-9673 or Mary, 742-7662. 110 volt), icebox and oversized rooms formica, ceramic. Oth­ 643-0669 ICAL BACKGROUND TO RUN AND OPERATE training, financing, insurance, toys and gifts, party plan, now PART-tlme desk clerks wanted CL^IAN, USED refrigsraton. wardrobe. This Is not a tent er related work. No Job too WOMAN wanted for baby­ (Rockville, Toll Free) Inc.,” Avon, Conn., 06001, tele­ r e p a i r m a n _ Personable f*. ^ u. t. N>. ON.— evenings, 4 p.m. to midnight. ranges, automatic waahsrs small Dan Moran. Builder retirement and hospitalization sitting in my home from 7:80- AN AUTOMATIC PRODUCTION LINE. • tMf kv NoNto IH. trailer, but a full-sized unit phone 1-673-3465, also booking dependable man with mechani­ Call 646-2300. with guarantees. See them at Evenings 646-8880 plana. Many dealers earning 5:30. Call 643-6041 after 7 p.m. 643-2711 875-3136 with headroom to spare for the $12,000, $18,000, $20,000 and parties. cal aptitude to be trained In re­ B.D. Pearl's Appliances. S49 six footer. Full price only $1,- LUTZ JUNIOR MUSEUM DORMERS, garages, porches, more a year. Get the facts PART-TIME female help need­ pair of sewing machines. Some WANTED — Demonstrators for Main St. CaU 64S-21T1 195 including freight and de­ WOMAN to care for active Ideal toys. High eommlsslon: rec rooms. room additions, Write PO Box 306, East Hart- ed. Apply C-J Grinder Shop, Needs reliable man, part- ★ GOOD HOURLY RATE public contact. This is a livery. $193 down, and $33.73 seml-lnvalld dally, some eve­ LIVING raom set, consisting of kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing. for or call collect 289-1621, 273 Broad St., Manchester. time, to care for live animal permanent position and calls no collecting, rw delivery. Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? monthly through bank financ­ nings and weekends. No house­ SltORTCN Pick your own kit. 742-7672. stereo. 4 end tables, and Sofa. Biding, general repairs. Quality evenings Mr. Belles 633-9239. department. No previous ex­ for a reliable man. Full em­ i ing. This unit requires no s o ­ keeping. Must have own trans­ ★ 2nd and Srd SHIFT BONUS I'all 528-4206 workmanship. Financing avail­ perience necessary, but ploye benefits. Apply in per­ 9 - 1 9 cial equipment on your car. portation • to South Windsor. NURSES’S AIDE, 3-11 p.m., full able. Economy Builders, Inc., must like animals. Call 643- son, Singer Co., 866 Main St., SEWTNG MACHINES -1 linger 24-Hour Answering Service Call between 9-6, 649-4623, af­ or part-time. Call 649-4519. See It now at Rectown TJ8A, 843-6156. 872-0647 evenings Private Instructions 32 0949, between 9 a.m. and ★ EXCELLENT EMPLOYE BENEFITS Manchester. SinioHoiis Wonted— .iiitoniatlc zig-zag. excellent Route 6, West of Wllllmantlc, ter 7 p.m., 644-0453 Help Wonted— Male 36 Help Wanted— Mole 36 Help Wanted— Mole 36 Free to Herald Readers NEW CLASSES —Art Instruc- 6 p.m., Tuesday through Female 38 condition. Makez buttonholes, Conn., 1-423-1625, Open week­ WES ROBBINS Carpentry re­ SALAD GIRL — wanted Nights, Saturday for Interview. MECHANICS and mechanics hems, embroiders, etc. Orig­ tlona by Ruth Krantz. Small helpers, full or part-time. Good .MECHANIC-Full or part-time. „ ILI. baby .sit Want Information on one of our classified adverttsements? day evenings, unUl 10 p.m. modeling specialist. Additions, approximately 4:30 to 9:30 PLANT LABOR, paint manu­ In m y lleensed inally over $300., 6 monthly classes (composition and de­ COME IN AND SEE US NOW. pay, benefits. Apply in person, Inquire In person. Holiday No answer at the telephone listed? Simply call the rec rooms, dormers, porches, p.m., experience not neces­ LEGAL REFRIGERATOR facture, 40 hour week. Contact borne loealed on the EasI Hart payments of $8.50 each or pay- NIMROD tent trailer complete­ sign stressed). Call 649-6435. Mlnit Auto Care, West Middle Lines, 39 Spi'ncer St., Man­ cabinets, formica, built - ins. sary. Apply Cavey’s Restau­ BEFORE you look any further, Jack Kaplan, 875-3385. font Manrhe,ster line .16.H..'V406 $51 ca.Hh 522 0931 dealer ly equipped, sleeps 6, like new. bathrooms, kitchens. 649-3440 Tpitc-, Manchester MECHANIC chester. EDWARDS Call 649-2626. rant, 46 East Center S t, Man­ come to the^ Klock Co., at 1366 chester. SECRETARY Tolland Tpk’e., Manchester. We MANAGER trainee for branch Model Home Furniture ADDI’TIONS. remodeling, ga­ Schools and Classes 33 LET US SHOW YOU A LITTLE BIT ABOUT BRIDGEPORT Operators— Ex­ TRAVEL Trailer, 13’ self-com have openings on second shift Person must be experienced office located In Manchester. Salesmen Wanted 36-A 3 ROOM HOUSEFUL ANSWERING SERVICE rage rec rooms, bathrooms perienced in aircraft experi­ Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 talned. Sleeps four. Ideal for WAITRESS Wanted — Imme­ in our Heat Treat Dept. Very in tractor trailer gas, In Very good position. Call 646- 19 PIECES tiled kitchens remodeled, ce­ ... MEN EARN Centrally located law office SOMETHING DIFFERENT IN PRODUCTION mental work. Top pay for top hunting. $860. 649-8480. diate opening, hours 11-4, 5 interesting work and we wlU diesel refrigeration units. 0174. 8:30 - 5. A PERMANENT ' (iROClMING all breeds, Har ment work, cellar floors, pa­ TOP PAY desires capable secretary. personnel. Full benefits. Ap­ $297 days weekly. Apply In person train you. Please apply In per­ TECHNOLOGY. YOU MAY FIND THE JOB YOU Position Is with large com­ mony Hill H.C. Chase, Hebra* 649-0500 .875-2519 tios, roofing. Call Leon Cles- Legal experience preferred. COUNTERMAN. 11 a m,-2 p.m., FUTURE $4.50 and up per hour. Train LaStrada Restaurant. son. ply Rolo Machine Co., 55 pany offering excellent Rd . Bollor.. 61S-5427 and leave your message. You’ll hear from our odvertlter In synskl. Builder. 649-4291 Attractive salary, insurance HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR. Elm St., Manchester. wages and fringe benefits. no experience neces-Hiiry. Ideal Sales ixislllon for Conn. Sal- Imeriof Designer wants reliable Jig time without spending all evening at the telephone. now, to operate bulldozers, for college student with after­ Motorcycles— benefits, 5-day week, paid WANTED —FuU-Ume service Immediate ■ Interview and jiry anil cX|M'nst*s. ixmg cs- . ENGLISH Setters N week-old I'cwlywcds to accept •:EMENT w o r k — No Job too backhoes, loaders and noon or evening classe.s. Ap­ vacation. Call 649-2865 for station attendant. Apply In per­ AGGRESSIVE MLS realtor, placement. tabll.shi'd linos and arcounts |nip]>les, reglalereii. Call 647- delivery o( eomplete Muttel Dis­ Bicycles 11 small, sidewalks preferred. scrapers In booming con­ BE ONE Interview. son only to Mr Sloan, Sloan looking for two full-time sales­ ply In person. Bonanza Steak in rlei-tranlc iximixments. 9573. play of Quality Furnltur* Juid Automobil*s For Sal* 4 Call 742-9791. struction Industry. Complete House, 287 W. Middle Tpke . BICYCLES—New and used. Re­ Garage, Route 83, Vernon. men. Residents of Manchester, Comixiny stock |xirtlrlivn- removed to warehouses for Pub­ training program. Full and FIRST NATIONAL 649-1154. lic Sale. Motlern 3 complete pairs on all makes. Open dally SAVE MONEY! Fast service. Vernon, South Windsor, or tlon and profU sharing He H ER A LD 1969 CHEVROLET Impala part-time classes. Prepare OF THE MANICURIST wanted, fuU or CARPENTERS, framers, layout FREE Black male kittens, nxmts with the tl.OOO look. 8 9-5:30. Manchester Cycle Shop. Dormers, room additions, ga­ East Hartford. This is an op­ STORES, INC. EXPERIENCED liability of utm».Ht lm|X)rt station wagon. V-8, automatic, for a future. Call 1-225-8719 part-time. Call Magic Mirror and trimmers. Experienced call after 5 p.m., 649-4617 pc. Convertible living Room. 182 We.st Middle ’Tpke., 649- rages, porches, roofing and anytime. portunity worth Investigating. anre trainee ixinsIderiMl radio, • heater. Excellent condi­ 2098. Beauty Salon, 643-2449. only. 742-8064 alter 4 pm . AMF CUNO DIVISION PARK & OAKLAND 6 IK-.'bedroom, S pc. Dinette DOX LETTERS siding. Compare prices. Add- Ask for Mr. Paulin. 644-8005. CABINET MAKERS Send .simple re.sunii- All let­ WANTED Cixid iKime for 2'»- tion. $850. Call 843-0129. FINAST $10 down, you may purchase A-Level Dormer Corn., 289- AVENUES ters aeknowledged Please year-old EngllsH Setter. For Your 1968 MIDNIGHT Blue Triumph. CLERK or salesman to work In any room Individually. Im 6446 Help Wanted— Several excellent opportu­ don't )>tione. Henry P Se- l>a|iers. WonM make o.x«s'lb*nl 1966 IMPALA convertible, 283, 14” hl-rlsers, and megpiphonee, STAFFORD SPRINGS PLANT local established paint and EAST HARTFORD, Ebicellent openings. Apply: metllnte delivery or free Information nities have developed in our gel Co . .3s6 Washington ,St . iwl for ebllitri-n Call .lOH-twan, white, power steering, new very low mileage. First $850 Female 35 wallpaper store. Steady, clean, CONN. storage office for full-time. DISPLAYCRAFT, Inc. Brookline. Ma.ss. 02117 61.1.,1701 after 5 .10 ’THE HERALD will not tires, welded hitch, $600. Call takes It. Call 649-9712 before 2. BURNER SERVICE MAN Route 32, River Road respectable' employment. Op­ CAP & CX:P Charge Plana 876-9876. Paving— Driveways 14-A s a l e s w o m a n — Bookkeeper— Mancheater 643-9557 Also out own Instant Credit disclose the Identity of portunity for manag'ng in very D A C 'H S H U N I) IMips. A K C , seven any advertiser using box If you like dealing with people CLERK-TYPIST Experience Necessary Stafford Springs, Connecticut Help Wanted— Plan 1964 9 - PASSENGER P'ord Business Services » DRIVEWAYS Sealed — ’This Is and have an aptitude for fig­ near future. Inquire in person. weeks, shots, womnxl. Four letters. Readers answer­ EXOELUBNT WOBKINO OONDmONS, Male or Female 37 ing blind box ads who Country Squire, per $1 I’nul-s I’alnl k 1915 Ikiys, 324-0154 evenings. power steering, q^utomatlc. Now hiring for after Labor Openings for experienced SIX DAYS PER WEEK Wallpaper Supply gutters, carpenter work, 80 1st, 2nd and Srd SHIFT OPENINGS Top pay for top personnel, FuU 107 MuniHUli' Avi* . •119-7,190 LAWNS maintained. Rubbish Day. Day.s or nlght.s, full or operators. We will also train TRUCK MECHANIC DEAN MACHINE New baby needs more room. years’ experience. Connecticut benefits. Apply Rolo Machine SHIFT DIFFERENTIAL $3,200. 622-1976. taken to the dump. Odd Jobs. port-time. Experience not tlxiae Interested and qual­ HOUSEWIFE SHIFT 9-4 Kiixl Martftml AI.I'MINDM sheets used as Lost and Found 1 Valley Construction Oo.. 64S- Co, 55 Elm St., Manchester. PRODUCTS, Inc. MOVING Frlgtdnlre . fro«tfrse 649-1868 after 6 p.m. necessary. Apply in person ified. GOOD BENEFITS, WAGES s BLUE CROSS FOR PRIVATE FLEET printing plates. (XI9 tlUek. 23x 7180. Free estimate refrigerator, earjietlng, sofa, LOST Collie dog, Aug. 23, 1965 VOIJfSWAGEN, con only. • CMS '25 eeiilB each or 6 for $I UPHOLSTERER part - Ume, 102 COLONIAL RD. white leatltcr chair, desk. Call vicinity East Hartford. Named vertlble, one owner, excellent YOU ARE A*l. tiuck Is A-1 Company offers excellent 114,1 2711 ROOFING, Siding, Aluminum morning and afternoons. CaU # LIFE INSURANCE Permanent position open for OHGAN playur n«NMl4*i! for coin- <113-7871. Bella, $100 reward. 644-0387. second car. Make offer. 872- Cellars, attics, yards, drive­ wages and working condi­ IO N A MFG. * PAID HOLIDAYS MANCHESTER gutters. Carpentry, additions, Watkins Bros., 643-6171. heavy duty truck mechanic. 4273 ways sealed and small tnick- tions, convenient free park­ REGENT STREET — MANCHESTER • OTHER FRINGE BENEFITS iiirrclal J)aml Must havu |M>ri DARK lilt’ll stonrfree loam, remodeling and rec rooms. HOWARD JOHNSON A first class mechanic Is re­ H>Dlt YEAH old IJ.E eombln- LOST— l^ s b o o k No. 26-011088 Ing done A-1 right. Call ’Tre ing and above average bene­ Has Immediate Openings: ah ir t»rKi‘ n ami abl$’ to h n u I five y a ril‘(. $10 .Sand, gravel, Free e.stlmatcs. R. Dion. 643- FULirTIME or part-time, quired with the ability to ■illon washer dryer, gixxl spare 9, The Conn. Bank & Tni.st Co. 1968 VOLKSWAGEN fostback, mono Trucking Bervloe toll- fits. Apply: Progressive and Expanding Company, riiUHlr (’all 4 p m . stone, fill, manure, (lool nnd 4352. 394 Tolland Tpke. overhaul and repair trucks. Days: 7 a.m. to 4:30 pm. saver Original cost $423 Ex- Application made for ixiymenl. blue. Stick shift, radio, white­ free. 742-9487 maintenance man, hours can 074 » INitIo MiiMil C all 643 9604 be arranged. Good starting Delsel exi>erlence helpful eelienl rurelltlcin $75 643-6822 walls. Excellent condition. 646- 615 PARKER ST., MANCHESTER and should be familiar Nights: 4 p.m. to 1 a.m LOST — ” Sarg,” black male SHARPENING Service l~8:iws FIRST NATIONAL pay, company paid bene­ C A I l l ’E T S and life tiKi ra n be 3107 after 4 p.m. with automotive Instru­ CUSTOM trull! three-pler-e Shepherd Collie, one-year-old, knives, aces, shears. skates STORES, INC. fits. W.T. Grant Oo., Parkade. TURRET LATHE: 8c4- t«-aiillful If yrui use Blur Roofing and _____ Mrs. E. S. Loftus ments. Company offers ex­ POSITIONS OPEN hinw-n seetioiuil sofa. Uopd scar between eyes. Good re­ 1966 SUNBEAM Imp, ' rmllo, rotary blades. Quick service up and operate. l.untre lleni electric shum|KHv p a r k ; & OAKLAND AVES. cellent wages, and work­ I'omllllon 649 6004 ward. 76 Farm Dr., 643-1428 heater, 4 on the floor, condi­ Capitol Equipment Co., 3) Chimneys 16-A FULL-TIME JIG BORE Operators — first, ------—__ nof*«l a hUM’k l»oy !»» er $1 Oleolt Variety Store EAST HAR’TFORD, CX)NN. ing conditions, free benefit or 643-9117 after 6. tion excellent, 643-0610. second and third shift. Lathe MECHANIC tor pin setter ma- YOUNG MAN personable with HARDINGE CHUCKERfl: w$»rk af(»*r hu1mk»1 iinil Main St., Manchester. Houri ROOFING — Specializing r» Set-up and operate. Kk.’.N.MOHE wringer ty]ie wojdi MMEDIATE operatora. second aecoml shiftshift. Voi-ti.Verti­ chines. Must ihave____ some____ me­ . ptrsonaoie, wiin program. Including health rilriKH .4( ’U K K N I-:D tuam. pro* errted daily 7:30-5, ’Tliursday 7:30-9 pairing roofs of all kinds, new SALESGIRL sales ability. Boys and Prep and accident Insurance, gravel, gravel, -i.iml, -.tom* er. twieyenrs-old Exr*ellrnt IXIST — Passbook No . W 9094 Saturday 7 :3IM 648-7968 cal turret lathe operators, sec­ chanical experience. For PRODUfTTION MII-LERH: roofs, gutter work, chimneys WANTED clothing department, full-time. life Insurance and pension fr»r Hun- |■onllll|on, $21) 643-8413 Savings Bank of Manchester. 1039 CORVETTE. Excellent EXPERIENCED typist and ond shift. Call LeMi Corpora- nights only. Apply in person, Set-up and operate. fill (leorge II tJnfflng Im- Application made for payment. condition. 640-2446. TREE SERVICE (Soucler) cleaned and repadred. Sli years’ general office worker for busy Uon, 648-2362. Top salary. Call Mr. Shapiro, plan, ImmedliUe Interview (layn ami rvcnlnKN Am ldVer 742-7HW. experience. Free estimates Vernon Lanes, Route 83, Ver­ Trees cut, building lots clear­ Sales experience desired. Rockville factory office. Con­ OPENINGS 643-2128, Casual Village Shops, and placement. TOOL - GRINDER Kxjs r -LOST — Passbook No. 96764 1961 'mUNDERBIRI), Ijindnu Coll Howley 643-5361 644- non. Manchester. HalvHjftrl l«» w ork full tUnr TWt) Hansen sitrf bonnts very ■HtiLID nmple dining nsrm set ed. trees topped Got q tree Insurance plan available. tact Miss Glnsburg, 876-3386. MECHANIC fuU-time, top pay tenced in sharis-nlng metal Savings Bank of Manchester. model, gtxxl condition, original 8333 SEVERAL EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITIBS in ou r faNlilon (If tNirintcnt gcHMl eonditliin Ia*ss thsn half Call 619 6562 problem? Well worth phone Bonus available by commis­ for right man. Experienced cutting tools. Application made for payment. owner. Call after 6 p.m.. 643- sion. Apply FULL-TIME and part-time only. Apply in person, Russell’s SERVICEMAN -full-time, FIRST NATIONAL (irlre 644-6001 call. 742-8262 ROOFING, Glitters. Chimneys— For lnt«Tvb w tal Mr I'ai HEAI.V COUCH iBleepa *wo), 5333. waitresses, 6-day week, 9 - 6 HAVE DEVELOPED IN OUR HUM: Texaco, 318 Adams a., or 649- EXPERIENCED nights. Experienced oil burner STORES INC. All Benefits NOTICE Is hereby given that New and repairs our special­ Im* at ft40 2JCW I N D IIK T It lA I. iin.-.! f im .re ..-n l three piece living room set, PAUL’S Odd Jobs Done — shift and 10-3 shift. W. T. 2016. and heating man, excellent Optional Sluire Book No. 14008 1066 FORD custom, 8-cyllnder ty. 20 years experience. Free TREASURE SHOPPE OIL BURNER An Equal Opptjrtunlly l:ght fixtures, i'. two hultM. reeoni cabinet, mahogany Chain saw work, roofing, drive­ Grant Co., Parkade. salary, working conditions and PARK & OAKLAND issued by tlie Mimchester Sav­ 2-door sedan, automatic, radio, estimates. Call Roy Kanehl. HELPER needed In our mton- Elmployer Iili-al for wiirehiiuses farlorles, bixiki-nse, reasonable, 649-1744. ways sealed, carpentry, mn- JEWELERS security, Blue Cross, CMS, AVENUES TREASURE(TTV ings and Ix>un Association, In­ heater, $900. 643-0640. 643-0353 after 6 p.m. Manchester Parkade CLEANING woman, twice a CONCRETE FABRICATORS tenance, department on first SERVICEMAN garages, workstHi|w and green sonnry work, atttes, cellars, major medical, uniforms and corporated, has been lost and week, minimum of two hours Have many openingB for steady work. No ex- shift. Apply in person. Klock EAST HARTFORD, MANCHE.STER ItouseH $3 ea* h G re m rn o k 1063 OLDSMOBILE 2-door hartl- garages cleaned, lawns fertil­ outstanding profit sharing and TWO I,AWSON chairs, blue, application has been made to per day. Call Flair Home Fur­ Co., 1386 Tolland Tpke., Man­ Good pay. Good working lOins Hales, aiti East .Middle top. Power steering, |x>wer perienee required. Year-round vnxfc with ovitf- pension plans. CaU 563-0131 for CONN. PARKADE (lerfect rondltion, 643-0681. said Association for payment ized, etc. Phone 649-5020 for Miilinery, PART- FULL-TIME days, for nishings, 646-2616. chester. conditions. Paid vacations. appointment. Tpk<- . 64U-MM3 of the nmount of de|X)slt. briiken. CaU 643-1704. free estimates. child care, aides, companions time. Top pay rates. Many benefits, union shop. Paid holidays. Phone 649- COM1R TV. 2-($oor refrigerator, Dressmaking 19 AUTOMOBILE IILAHH stHSvrttHrs, shelving ami to elderly and convalescents. MARRIED women or MCC stu­ An equal opportunity mployer. HANDYMAN wanted full or 5918 for appointment or stop MAN NEEDED to do . office HAIsKKlIKIel* w.mil’ll f*»r jM-f wasiilng machine, miscellane­ FOUND -Male mongrel hound 1968 PONTIAC Tempest. Best COMPLETE sharpening serv­ inisi elluneous M.’irine equip DRESSMAKING and altera- Top pay. Must have own trans­ dents, hours 8:30 a.m. -2:45 part-time, maintenance ex­ in. cleaning In the Manchester MALE HEIJ* -Full-tim e, good MFXTIANIC «hr»p ‘ «• niT$’i»i»rtry ous household fumltur*. Coll type, white and black pup. Call offer. Call between 6 and 8 ice. Hand and power mowers inenl .McMrliles Hjxirt Htsil, tlon.s, zippers replaced etc. portation and be over 21. Call p.m..' dally. Apply Kage Co., perience helpful. See Mr. area, nights. Good wages, paid working conditionz, '^'frtnge K alary fY>nwn«‘ri*urii(r w ith r x - 649 6649 D ^ Warden, 646-4565. p.m., 643-8786. sharpenetl and repaired. Pick Coll 649-4311. 619 6747 We Sit Better, 289-2530. Rear of Discount Furniture Blake or Mr. Maschio, Pilgrim holidays and benefits. Call 527- benefits. Apply Popular Qualified mis tuinlc n-qulred for lHTlrm*«‘ Aftcm^Miti and »\'«* up and delivery C3all ijivtime, WOODWORKERS and THE WHITING TAG HALE Hsturdsy and t065 VOLKSWAGEN Sunroof, Warehouse, Manchester. Mills, 434 Oakland St„ Man­ 3171 or apply at Rudder Wln- Market, Grocery Department, Plymouth - <-hrysler dcul.-rshlp nlnic*! A pply i v t 1 >rjjf»» to *$*r\r nn NarveaZer rheal freeser. excel­ running condition. Call after 5 MARTINIZING MANCHESTER Memorial Hos­ 260 TOLLAND TURNPIKE Male wanted to receive, re­ .Market No telephone calls dfosTODIAN Night shift l*‘OH A J*rti wr-II rkrne feeling ' day. 644-2015. Refrigerators, washers and Roberts Electric Co.. 644-2421. please. See Mrs. Balbier. — _ . . K fi -• t •* r G nindje»r» ntM i$t lent condition, 944-1419. ' p.m , 872-3820. pital has several openings cord and place goods. Sal­ Bolton Public Schools. Call the HKJ{MAN Mf)TOR.S INC rie.iii enrjH-li siili Blue l.usrr< stove moving, specialty. Fold 299 West Middle Turnpike Man*$fl*'ld Tra ln ln K K< N k#! available in. the housekeeping MANCHESTER, CONN. 646*0124 ary commensurate with abil­ Office of Superintendent, 643- .ot-wt-t," Kent r-lr-rtru rh,tln|*rKrer $1 I.KHH than une-yrsr old OB 1966 MGB, gold, new tires. Ask­ UNIQUE new home^ owner* mg chairs for rent 649-0752 1566 for interview. S3 WINDSOR AV K.M K pftjvddlnif t'a f f ar»d ( 'orn{*in \ Personals department No experience la ity. Group Insurance, profit l*1newrr<>rl kimilture simp refrigerator. GE sutomsUc ing $1,450. Call 643-6075. After service: Painting, cement necessary. For Information sharing pension plan and -i. RfX’KVIIJ.E lonehlp for tw«i younjc 'hll- work, driveway rewitrs, seal­ PART-TIME position available washer, apartment oiled gas RIDE WANTED from Wool- 5 p.m.. 644-2872. contact the Personnel Dept., other fringe benefits. Apply BAKER'S helper or donut mak­ drrn two hratrit »•($» h d/illy HACf.Vi; Aurorn MO sr-ale ing. yards, garages, attics Painting—Capering 21 for keypunch and verifier. er. full-Ome. Win train. Apply phone, k75 »6f>4 or 643 W)»l M»m^l«ay thrtaijfti Kri»h$y stove All In perfect condition, ~ bridge St., Manchester, to Manchester Memorial Hospi­ at: mrsinterl InO'Isr ,i { h-<1. 40' Jrf 1965 PONTIAC G’TO conver­ cleanetl. Gener^ jnnintenance. Must be highly experienced. Bess Eaton DonuU, 130 Cetl- ''"■ “ ppolnlment. Brn«-ffL$ in* ImJ#’ trnn*i*jrti' t 'all 640-4362 ’Travelers dally, 8-4:30. Call CONTRACTOR — Interior, ex­ tal, 643-1141, Ext. 243. CONCRETE LABORERS track, "-.ell r,ir*. 195 O b II tible, 4-speed, original owner, Guaranteed workmanship. New and modem computer In- tlon, onr. IvX /n* ul dnlly. 649-3957. terior palntlnj;, pjiper hanging. MANCHESTER MODES, ter St., Mancheater. f.l'r ),’9ls THREE rooms of furnKure, 6 good condition. Call between 5- Free estimates, ^hone I. Haln- stallntton. Ideal working condi­ WOMAN for waitress work, Wfyfkfnrn e < Vjm|>^niwillon In Dl'.count on wallpaper. Call PART-TIME^ months old Moving, must sail 7 p.m. 742-9683. sey, 643-8089. / tions. Colonial Board Co., 816 INC. • aJM* fyf Inju^', jiaJd -If k RIDE wanted from Grave or 646-3048. 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Apply In TO BAtfO cloth for sale, suit­ by end of month Maple living Summit St. to Pearl St., Hart­ Parker St. Apply Mrs. Loftus. person, Jane Alden Restau­ 37 h av< . «*lrv«*n piild fvdUlnye 1961 CHEVROLET station PINE s t r e e t '. ' w a n t e d Help WcNited — Mo!* or Female able for lawns. Imshes, trees room set and rug. kKehen set ford, 8 a.m.-4:30. 647-1073. 649-4667. rant, Trt-Clty Plaza, Vernon. and anniial va< itUifi u* wr|I ' wagon for parts. $30 or best Household Services B. H. MAGOWAN JR. i~Sons. and grass 672 6687. Rout* M. and 4 rhalrs. walnut bedroom Interior and exterior painting, EMPLOYMENT a* H \ihynUiiji r% Itockvlll*. PIANO Instructor needed, third offer. Call 643-0461. set with 2 dressers 949-4078. Offered 13-A paper hanging. Thirty years MILLWORK and cabinet shop No experience hwessary. WOMEN FOR GRILL WORK amtnaU^m wh**n ,i* • 6 m year teenager In Wapplng 1966 MUSTANG, V-8, ET mags experience, four generations. man. FuU-Ume, experience E3CPERIENCS NCT NBCEH.SARY Ut prr/frarn »ml nt*.tlly 61 C(n.ON!At. sofa, custom area. Call after 4 p.m., 644- LIGHT 'n t U ^ N G , bulk dell7 Oct. 6, 1969 thru April 3, 1970 and radial tires, stereo reverb, Free estimates, fully insured. necessary. Paid vacation, holi­ 11-3 pm.. Weekdays and Saturday tlKrr.ift#-r fpiift-ni’O.t! ih O IJ> Plw6 YF,R pUno rolU. (tell ixjvcr Included, In tin# condi­ 8841. ery, yards, attics, cellars clean­ Call 643-1984 between 6:30-8:30 p.m. standard. $1,496. Call 646-2737 643-7361. days, insurance and other < lude r « a • o n a h ! *> j{fM*d 643-0126 after 6 p m . tion $75 f.'aU after 9 p.m., 646- ed and reminved. Also odd Jobs CENTER DIRECTOR— $2.50 per hour. Has respon­ benefits. See Mr. Stevenson or WAITRESS h**nJth 5 hkinjf t>tr m. $11 2339 RIDE wanted from Bolton-Cov- after 6 p.m. 644-8962 BABY ('ARRtAGK. EnglUh NAME YOUR own price. Paint­ Mr. Lowry, 336 N. Main St, 10-3 p.m, or 10-5 p.m. 4 hlidr^n a d«- urp to entry line t»> .Main St , .Man­ sibility of Building, Part-Time Pereoimel and Su- M arine! rowrh e a r tr«il dark HOUHKMGUr runtlahtngs, ing. paper hanging, paper re­ Manchester. fwrdrd, of \t/w and chester. Monday-Frlday, hours TWO handymen want a variety OPENIWiS perviMrs in charge of various programs. BOY— 16 YEARS green. < hTTrme Spoke wheels elertiie etove. living room moval, ceilings. Guaranteed y*wrn P limit) If mv>4-e(*vd ‘ all ATHLETIC SUPERVISOR_$2.25 per hour. Organ- ber yard, mart have dnver'- 41VV39I Mre Htri-rr. HujmT- frtive .Manchester satisfaction guaranteed. 647- ing for a salesman. fuU-time. intendant on Job, Presidential .Hf.Mfl J< TT"Y rtrling inicwer. 3 I960 FORD pick-up K ton Fleet- LIGHT trucking —Lawns cel­ 9564. ixes and supervises youth-adult BUsketbaH Salary {dus commission. No Ucense, DavU k Bradford S’lmjT ft/»d arranifrt U,r $n Automobiles For Sal* 4 Apartments, Cehter St ana h' p . 26 rotary, sttochmenla H'lJeHlZE electric stove, very side, 4-speed transmission, experience necessary. An equal Lumber Oo,. 200 Tolland St . SHADY GLEN interview In yer books on request. E'Ully MANCHESTER Memorial Hos­ cap shop. Good pey. 45-55 hours model. 4-wheel drive, rack, THE FOUOW IN6 DEPASTMENTS quiet game& manent position Apply to Man­ where. Not small loan financr holes, zippers repaired. Win- Itvnired Free estimates (^ail pital has an Immediate open­ per week, all benefit*. Mu^ Ixxly, dump, 'with snow plow. ing fbr a full-time "porter on ager. no phone calls. Parkade g a r a g f : s a ij : Hotuidziy. company plan. Douglas Mo iknv shades made to measure, 649-9658, If no janswer, 613-6382 be steady^ jrorker. Experience Sept 2«h, 9-4 p.m. TOro tors. 346 Main Ixiw' mileage. 644-0122. days. For additional informa­ BcTU'llng' l>anes. Manchester all size Venetian bltnds. Keys B O W ^G SUPERVI^R_$2.00 per hour. OigmOte helpful. Apply NYcltr.U M;m- M l D O N ALD ’S \\ turn* lie. Iind \ attachments, PAINTINQ^ Interior and ex­ MACHINING ^ BURRING tion contact the Personnel Park:. i-.\ ■I1 \ MEN & WOMEN made while you watt. ’Tape rs- •nd supervise Youth Bowling Leagues. ch-ster Tire, Inc., 29S Broad furniture. d*»hes. small tlec- 1965 CHEVROLET, 9-pa.s8eiigor terior, Very reasonable, free Dept., Manchester .Memonal V centers for rent. Marlow's 867 St.. Manchester IS NOW HIRING trtcsl appltonere Toys, Chrtet- wagon, V-8, power steering. DODGE Van truck $1,296. estimates. Call Richard Mar- H o^ ta l. 643-1141 E:xt. 243. -MECHANIC tor fleet work, Openings on first and necond shifts. Machine oj>- Ma:n St. 649-5221 MOLDING and JANITORIAL TEEN CENTER SUPERVISOR_|2JN) per hour. Su­ moa drcornlluna and tmoll radio, $1,046. Call 649-3475 nl- Call 647-1768 after 6 :30 p.m. lUl. 649-9286. 649-4411. APPUCATIONS now being six -day week. Musi be avail­ eraton, auxiliao' workers, material handlers and pervise dances and game room activities. able for out of town work. For . MALE AND FEMALE HELP mlat-rllaneoua srtlclea. IS Carl ter 5:30. Opportunity for growth amj devdopment for EXPERIENCED amesite rak­ token for J superintendents and nrachine repairman. We are willing to train you. EDWARD R PRICE—Painting appointment call 643-2373 649- Ht . 949-7016 Building— male and female employes in the rapidly expand* er, laborer, experienced dump 2 day maintenance men. f iU- Company pmd insurances including Blue Crons and FREE— 1966 Chevrolet, 4-door FORD 4 ton pickup. Call exterior and interior P aper truck driver Good pay. CaU 4213 Full and I*srt-Urne Contracting 14 ing valve industry. Apply in person time Garden twpe apartmei Is USED (XMlch and choirs, two sedan. Free—1969 Ford with ‘B3-5665 after 6:30 p.m. hanging. CelUnga. etc Insured. perram sboeM comect Mr. SieboM. 875-1274 anytime. CMS, Pension Plan and Profit Sharing. Hours flexible Apply In person I Must be reliable, some knowl­ maple chairs, end tables, vani­ re bored engine, good for o ' ____ / _ NEWTON H SMIT^ & SO^/-' 649-lOOt Recreorlow Diiector or Mr. SHver. AssbtaM Rec- SHIPPING receiving clerk. ■f stock car. Also 1961 Chevrolet, -t----- —;------(------WANTED — Part-time zervlce edge required. wUlingness to West.ngbpuse Aprlunce Sales ty., bousehoift point. Good coiv- Remodeling, re tirin g , addl- NORLAND PRODUCTS McIKINALD’S DKIVE-LN INSIDE—oulflde pamtiiig Spe­ learn. Fine oppentunity and ind Service Oo., EamI Hart­ dlUon CoU 646-3479. 4-door sedan for sale. Green / ' j ■ ! < I Uoni, rec r o o ^ , /garage*, 1414 TOLLAND TPKE., MANCHESTER slstkai attendant, for morp- cial rates tor people over M. good salary Send reoume to ford Hours 8 13 - 5 QzU Mr CHENEY BROTHERS, INC. 16 WRST CENTER ST. house with white flagpole, Sea- ■ ¥ i s 'J a j porches and roofing. No Joe taigs. Apply in person only to GARAGE SALE —Frldoy Cv*- J- graves Rd„ Coventry. KeaCl IlC m ld AC18. CaU my competitors, then call Manager. 6 Downey Dr. Kennedy . 269-793] An equal op­ too small. CaU 649-UM k r . ShMui. Sloan Garage 31 Cooper Hill Street MANCHESTER, CONN. ning, oil (lay Soturdoy. 368 me. Estimates glvso. M9-7SII Mancheater. Ctonn. portunity employer Route 83, Vernon. Summit St.. Monchestor, PAGE IWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1909 MANCHEyi tSK E V E I ^ G HERALD. MANCiHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1969 Apartments— Flats— Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 PAGE TWENTY-THREE Tenements ‘63 TWO F A M ILY , 5-5, just listed. MANCHESTER — Two-story H<»*»ForW . 72 Ho»« For S. Tenant pays gas, Cape featuring 1% baths, ga­ tor, 643-1108. ing distance to Parkade. By bedrooms. fireplaced -living crafted 1964 with finest of ment with S-room professional extras Included in thel sale 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. heat, and hot water. Norman fiore Agency, 647-1413. dltion, city Utilities. Built in owner, call 643-5495. 20’s. Wolverton Agency, Real­ room and full basement with materials and design for the office. garage. M'd 20’s— price. Fine residential area. rage. Won’t last long at $17,- tors, 649-2813. HAVE buyer for house with 1964, $26,900. PhUbrlck Agency, heat. Very clean. Low 20’s. ultimate In one floor spacious Wolverton Agency Realtors, T. J, Crockett. Realtor, 643- Hohenthal Realtor, 646-1166. NEW LISTING — Gambolotti 900. H. M. Frechette, Real­ acre or more, under $18,000. Realtors, 646-4200. M a n c h e s t e r — Mother, your Wolverton Agency, Realtors, living. ’Two complete L’s or 649-2813. 1577. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. built 6-room Ranch on beautiful tors, 647-9993. MANCHESTER — South End. Peterman Real Estate Agen­ DELIGHTFUL one-bedroom IN TOWN kids can walk to everything 619-2813. one extraordinarily lovely treed and fenced lot. Kitchen MANCHESTER — Over 76 Ust- from this 3-bedroom home with Immaculate like new Califor­ SOUTH WINDSOR 8H room VERNON — Seven-room Rais­ cy, 646-2223. 4:30 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION apartment in small new apart­ TEN-ROOM home near Man­ home, beautifully situated on completely redone recently. ' ings from $10,600 up. K you nia styled Ranch home on the Ranch, one-thtrd down as­ ed Ranh loaded wiU} extras. ment complex. Available Oc­ chester center, one lull and Here’s a good sized 7-room fam ily room. Church, schcnls, wooded acre In fine residential LISTINGS wanted — buyers -- ' Deadline: lor Saturday and Monday Ik 4:.S0 p.m. Friday Lovely flreplaced-living room, are looking for a good house most attractive acre plus lot sumes 5^ per cent mortgage. Kitchen built-lns, carpeting, tober 1st. Centrally located on two half baths. Ideal for large Colonial that will accommo­ shopping, bus all near by. Call area. For appointment call available, courteous, effidedt r call the Mitten Realty, Real­ we’ve ever seen. Priced in the Immediate occupancy, rec paneled basement. Mr. Coe, beautiful rec room, two-car ga­ Center St. Ample Off-street, family or conversion to date your fam ily and your 646-0191 to inspect this older JACQUELINE- Suzanne Shorts. 646-3233, J. service. Your satisfaction 1s Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. tors, 643-6930. liigh 20’s. Hayes Agency, 646- room, double garage, $23,900. rage, redwood pool, more. W. YOUR COOPERATION WDA parking. Completely equipped multiple dwelling, 2-car ga­ pocketbook. This home has comfortable home. Flano Watson Beach & Co. Realtors. our concern. Call us now. Mor- 0131. ROBERTS AGENCY Hayes Agency 646-0131. BE APPRECIATED DIAL M3-2711 kitchen. Rental, $155. with one- three good sized bedrooms, Agency. J. Barcomb Real Estate, 644- PORTER ST, Area — Fine 7- rage with 2 rooms on second M ANCHESTER 5-unlt Income MLS 278-5950. 8000. ri.Kon Agency Realtor, 643-1016, month .security required. CaH a large living room, wrlth a room Dutch Colonial, ju.st re­ story. $24,900. Philbrick Agen­ property with garages, clean MANCHESTER MANCHESTER — Six - room 646-3339 643-0644. Jarvis Realty, Co., 643-1121. fam ily room-kitchen com­ BOLTON Lake — W’aterfront Continued From Preceding Page duced for immediate sale. cy, Realtors, 646-4200. and well cared for, excellent Colonial overlooking Center AUTHENTIC bination with built-in oven, TWO FAMILY DUPLEX Callfcmia style home, 3 bed­ Three or four bedrooms, Rusco ,, Invesrtment. Mid 40’s. Wolver- 6 rooms on each side, close Park. 1% baths, two-car UNUSUAL FIND WE HAVE customers waiting CAMBRIDGE St. (with it’s range and dishwasher, also rooms, large enclosed porch REPRODUCTION HARTFORD Musical Instruments 53 Apartments— Flats— storms and screens, screened " ton Agency, Realtors 649-2813. to bus, and shopping. Own­ garage, large rooms. Immedi­ for the rental of your apart­ arching maples). Attractive a screened porch, all car­ Ten-room older but gra­ with sundeck overlooking lake. WAITRESSES porch. A very private treed er’s apartment ready for ate occupancy. Hayes Agen­ Brand new 4-bedroom Gar­ Tenements 63 ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ older home, 6 rooms on one peted floors and a paneled $28,900 — NEW Custom 3-bed­ cious Colonial with 3 baths, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Delightful starter home. tate Associates. Inc.. 648-512t. and landscaped rear yard. Call immediate oc*htpancy. Let cy, 646-0131. rison Colonial. Unique kltch- o floor. Pleasant living room, rec room. The location is room Raised Ranch. Alumi­ fireplace, carpeting and 646-4200. Four-room expandable Brick FULL or PABT-miB FOUR-piece drum .set, with two .now. Mr. Coe, Belfiore Agen­ us show you how Income en with built-lns and break­ spacious dining room, den, just right for a growing num siding, double garage, IVi basement. ’Two-story ga­ Cape, kitchen, pantrj-. 2 Zlldjian cymbals and high hat, COLONIAL Manor Deluxe one- cy, 647-1413. from tenant will make your MANCHESTER — Well land­ TOLLAND fast area, large formal din­ Two Shifts Avallahi* kitchen, 2 bedrooms. Full base­ fam ily and the price is only color baths, avacado built-ins, rage-barn with loft. Large double bedrooms, largo liv­ $200, Call 649-9617. bedroom apartments and two- monthly payments very scaped six-room Ranch. 6^4 ing room, 2 'i baths. 2 gor­ ment 44x28, shaded front $28,000. Call us for an ap­ natural trim, large wooded lot. church-type structure beau­ ing room, ceramic bath. 11 AM - I PM. bedrcKim Townhouse. Appli­ small. Priced at $27,500. per cent assumable mortgage, NEED LARGE geous fireplaces, double ga­ OCT. 15TH porch. Roof has deep over­ pointment to inspect. Meyer Agency, Realtor, 643- tifully ■windowed. Exotic Treed lot offers much pri­ 9 AiW. ■ S P J L ances, and utilities. $145-$185. Please call 649-6306. $117 monthly payment Includes rage. Professionally decorat­ Antiques 56 RICK MERRITT hang. Garage, trees, shrubs. 0609. woods used in constmrtion. vacy. Excellent are**. Price J. D. Real Estate Associates, principle, interest and taxes. BEDROOMS? ed with many e.xtras. Must APPLY AT OMOB OCCUPANCY Convenient location, near bus. These buildings are struc­ reduced to low, low 20's. COIjOR-leaded gla.ss windows, 643-5129. U (fe R REALTY CO. Priced mid 20’s. Owner, 644- There are four here in this bo seen. 40’s. offers this brand-new ranch on Low 20's. Lillian Grant, Real­ B & W . 2234. turally sound but in need of and some anUque furniture. 4 Vi room Town Hoase apart­ large Cape Cod just listed EDGERTON Gardens — Near a large wooded lot with a tor. Walton W. Grant Agency, b a r r o w s and W ALLACE Co. minor cosmetic work. Seven W.T. BRANT OOe Phone 876-8319 643-2692 OVER 2,000 SQ. FT. for only $26,500. Also two HERITAGE HOUSE HERITAGE HOUSE ment, 2 baths, air-condi­ hospital. Deluxe one-bedrexjm FANTASTIC view of the Hart­ 643-1153. Manchester Parkade, COBURN Road, we have listed acres of gentle sloping land 646-2482 o f luxury Is offered in this full baths plus many ex­ 646-2-I82 tioning, stove, refrigerator, apartments. Wall to wall car­ ford skyline! This view is .so Robert D. Murdock, Realtor Manchester 649-5306 2 colonials on this fine resi­ with long road frontage. dispo.sal, patio with sliding peting, appliances and utilities beautiful that we have to re­ ST. JAM ES’ PARISH, Man­ oversized Raised Ranch. Many possibilities for the tras. Just minutes to the Wearing Apparel— dential street, both have 3 bed­ FOR THE, discriminating buy­ gliuss doors. Beautiful, beau­ etc. $155-$160. J. D. Real Es­ 1949 Ir NEA. Ik . mind you that this property chester. Two-family, 5-5, 84x ’Three huge bedrooms, eat- MANCHESTER — New on developer, large family or highway from lovely treed rooms, garages, and are . in er, we have Just listed a cen­ Furs 57 tiful, beautiful. Call. tate Associates. 643-5129. also offers such features a » 140 lot. Owner must leave for in kitchen, formal dining market. Immaculate modem business man. Call for de­ and high lot. Call Mr. Bog­ VERNON i'rcatlge area. Ini- "Sure, the Smothers brothers have been dropped, but excellent condition. T. J. seven rooms, 2-c,ar attached ga­ one-floor convenience, hence, MANCHESTER —Your furni­ room, fireplaced living Colonial. Central location, 1% tails today. dan for appointment. 649- ter chimney, authentic Co­ maculato four-bedroom Coloni­ ATTRAC7TIVE gold winter Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. lonial Cape nestled In the hills A P A R T M E N T —3V4 rooms and 8' that doesn't mean they can't do regular GUIST SPOTS rage, gas hot water baseboard the sale of this well cared for ture will all fit in. Older home room, 2 % baths, paneled . baths, 2-car garage, recrea­ 5306, 875-6611. al, on wo*xled >.j acre. Two- Chesterfield coat, $17.50. Bl,ack of Glastonbury In a pic­ CORREOTION rooms. Heat and hot water, every week!" heat, dual fireplaces.- full land­ home. Anthony G. Flano, 646- but what wall space! What fam ily room with full-wall tion room, screened rear FIVE R(X)M Ranch, with 3 bed­ car garage, two fireplaces, two velvet derby roller hat, $4.60. 649-6651 649-2179 turesque setting tn a prestige stove and refrigerator. Handy scaping, etc. etc. Phone Rick 0191. windows! What woman fireplace, laundry room and porch. Pront-to-back living rooms, large kitchen with din­ JACQUELINE- H baths, one full bath, Inw . oupt CORRECT Gold knit sleevcie.ss dress with neighborhood. For appoint­ to center $160 per month. Phil- for further details. wouldn’t want this. Modem 2-car garage. Low 40’s. room with fireplace. Bel Air ing area, 2-car garage, 100 x ROBERTS AGENCY B «Su W 30’S, (or quick sale. Hayes I'HONR NUMBER IS Chanel jacket, $8. All child's ment cnll Philbrick Agency, brick Agency, Realtors, 646- Business Locations BRICK older home in very kitchen. Come see it, meas­ Real Estate, Vincent A. Bog- 200 shaded lot, $20,900. Wolver­ BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Agency, 646-0131. size 8. 64.3-7467. '‘Wanted To Rent 68 646-4200. 4200. good condition. Three bed­ ure it, buy it. Keith Agency, HERITAGE HOUSE ginl. Realtor, 643-9332. ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Manchester Parkade, 646-2223 For Rent 64 VERNON Three-bt'*Ir*x>m WE HAVE tenants waiting for M IN ISTE R and wife desire fur­ rooms and bath on second 646-4126, 649-1922. 646-2482 MancJiester 649-5306 CEN TR AM -Y located 3-room HIGHW(K)D Drive, better than VERNON, 5 room Ranch on a Ranch, t\all to w:*Il ctiiq'eling your apartment or house. Call MANCHESTER — Two small nished afflirtment in Manches­ BELFIORE floor, oversized closets. Spa­ COLONIAL—Ten rooms. First Wanted— To Buy 58 apartment, heat, water, one- new. 7-room (Colonial with ev­ high and dry treed lot. huge througliout. garage. Nicely Paul W. Dougan Realtor. 649- office spaces for rent, electric ter, October 1st through De­ cious dining room, heated sun- LARGE L Ranch. Seven rooms, floor consists of large living W ILLINGTON — 6-room CUpe. PETERMAN car garage. Available Oct. l.st. $26,900 erything, over 2500 sq. ft. of kitchen, 3 bedrooms, finished, WANTED — Antique furniture 1535. heat, alr-condIMoned. Call 643- cember. Call 616-1271. room, second bath, living room fireplace, built-lns, 1% baths, BCANCHESTER -•— Immaculate room with fireplace, dining 4 bedrooms, large 2-cnr garage landscaped lot. Convenient to- HciiU Estate Agency $125. per month. Call 644-0682 graceful living area. Prime lo­ walk-out basement. $22,500. glass, pewter, oil p.iinling.s or 9561. AGENCY has fireplace and french doors huge recreation room, garage, 5V4 room Cape with front-to- room, modem kitchen with with horse and pony .stalls ration Hurry at $23,900. Call M Hearl St.. LOOKING for an apartment? for appointment. FOUR-FAMILY cation, top quality and unique Wolverton Agency, Realtors .Manchester other antique item. Any REALTORS 647-1413 leading to hall and open stair­ trees. $27,900. Hutchins Agen­ back living room, full dormer, bullt-ins, den, large family Situated on acres. Only .Haul W. Dougan, Realtor. 649- Have many to choose from, floor plan makes this an out­ 849-2813. 4.5.15, nu.intity. The Harri.^oti’.-, (ii:, .MAIN ST., comer office, Business Property cy, Realtors, 649-5.324. 1% baths, garage, deep lot. room, plus finished rec room $26,900. T. J. Crockett, Real­ $145. up. Paul W. Dougan R eal­ t w o -b e d r o o m ' -Townhouse. way. Many pleasing features. Two five-room apartments. standing offering. Hayes Agen. 8709, 105 Oakland Street. rooms and lavatory. House Low 20’s. Wolverton Agency, in basement. Second floor has tor, 875-6279. COVENTRY — $15,600. Seven tor, 646-4636. 1 Vi hath-s, full basement For Sale 70 Good basement. Enjoyable One four-room apartment. cy 646-0131, evenings Mr. Han CXIVENTRY Wlml n Buy! In­ Hale Bldg. Call 643-2667. THREE FAMILY — Ideal loca­ Realtors, 649-2813. 4 bedrooms. On one acre room Cape. New kitchen. 1V4 WANTED — ANTIQUES, uaed dishwasher, disposal. Redwood backyard with trees and fire­ One 3% room apartment. dler. 649-7613. NORTH Coventry — New Six- come proiH'riy, Neat two-fam­ IXlOKING lor anything in. real BUSINESS zone — Stone build­ tion. Just listed. Needs work, w(x>ded lot with 2-car attached baths, full collar. Bill Wolcott, furniture, partial or complete deck. Available November 1st, place. Walking distance to MANCHESTER One block off Main St. room Raised Ranch. IH baths, lly. 4-4, full cellar, carport and ' estate rental.-i — apartments ing consisting of four unit priced accordingly, in mid 20’s. COM M ERCIAL zoned, 2% garage. Adjoining leuid may be 668-1563. Pasek Realtors, M1.S, e.states. Call 633-2300 days. 640- $205. 616-3963. Houses For Rent 65 Main and East Center St. Mid M ANCHESTER—Older 5t4-room built-lns, dishwasher, fire­ garage. ANkIng $33,IHX1. Call nomes. multiple dwelllng.s, no apartments. Three house trail­ Mr. Lombardo, Belfiore Agen­ acres, farm house, out build­ acquired. $38,900. PhUbrlck 289-7475, 742-8243. 0001 after 7 p.m. 20’s. Lillian Grant. Realtor, home. 3 bedrooms, 1% baths, place. Acre treed lot. Only Margaret Hanson. Agency, 742- lees. Coll J. D. Real Estate VERNON - Manche.ster — er parking lots. Excellent In­ cy, 647-1413. Custom built, new oversized ings, busy highway. $37,- PHILBRICK AGENCY, Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Walton W. Grant Agency, 643- one half block from Main St., $26,900. Hayes Agency. 648- 6651. HOUSEHOLL' lots — Antiques, Associates Inc. 643-6126 Superb Raised Ranch, three come. Philbrick Agency, Real­ 1153. 8-room Colonfe.1. First-floor 900. Hutchins Agency, Real­ REALTORS large yard. $17,000. Call Su­ THE BEST — 12-room (Contem­ family room with stone fire­ MANCHESTER —New HsUng. 0131. bric-a-brac, clock.s, frames, Furnished bedrooms, two-car garage, nice tors, 646-4200. tors, 649-5324. zanne Shorts, 646-3233. J. Wat­ ELLINGTON BOLTON Immaculate five- Nigarc MAN(.:iIESTER Two - bed- porary in pre.stige location. place, large living room, 646-4200 Investment property, 3-famlIy, glassware. We buy estates. Vll- Apartments 63-A lot. Two children, no pets, $260 MANCHESTER — Near bus, son Beach Co., Realtors, 278- ELLINGTON — V ALU E that room. Ihree bedrixin. Colonial rcHjm api. rtment, very clean. 191 C EN TE R Street, an eight Selling far below replacement formal dining room and CUS’TOM 8-room tri-level on aluminum siding, fenced in iage Peddler, Auctioneer. 420 per month. Call Paul W. Dou­ school, shopping! Six room 5950. can’t be boat. Charming five- NEW! $24,900!! VIEW! Garage, fireplace, acre land. $135 per montii Including utili­ room home with 2-car garage cost. Mr. Zinsser, Belfiore family styled kitchen with wooded acre lot, 2 baths, first- yard, central location, excel­ Lakd St.. Ballon. 649-3247 TH REE - ROOM apartment, gan, Realtor, 649-4535. stone front Cape. Breczeway, Excellent eunditlon. Only 325.- located in business H zone. Agency, 647-1413. floor fam ily room, 2-car ga­ MANCHESTER, In a central lent condition. Must be seen room Cape. City water, two ties. Deposit and lease requir­ furnished, private bath and garage, paneled fireplaced-llv- bullt-ins, four jarge bed­ Seven-room IlalHed Ranch, 900. Goodchlld-Rartlett Real- Dwelling could be easily con­ rage,^ privacy, top location. .area with bus practically at to be appreciated. H. M. septic tanks, close to Vernon. ed. Cidl Paul W. Dougan, Real­ entrance, utilities, no pets. 224 FIVE-room single family home ing room, oversized kitchen, rooms, 2 Vi baths, two-ca.r Lots For 5ai« 73 Itu IxUhfl, Hundeck, oven tora, 289-0930. 528-.1498. COVENTRY — Bulldtng lot In verted (or professional or com­ IM M ACULATE C APE ~ ' Six High '30’s. Hayes Agency, 646- the door. Neat four room house frechette, Retiltors, 647-9993. Screened porch, garage. Early Rooms Without Board 59 tor, 649-463.5. Charter Oak, 613-8368. In Coventry; $150 monthly. Call partial recreation room, shad­ garage. Aluminum and stone nnd range, formal dining excellent neighborhood wtUi ar­ mercial occupancy. Robert J. rooma, Bowers area. Alu­ 0131. completely renovated. New CENTER of Town. . .approxi­ occupancy. Only $18,900. Colli TOIJ-ANII Exquisite S-bed- 742-6519, between 5:30-8 p.m. ed lot. W.'irren E. Howland, siding. One acre treed lot. MANCHESTER — Large new­ room, rec room, fireplace, tesian well nnd mptlc ayatem. THE THOMPSON House — Col MAN(.!HE|TER Five - rm THREE-ROOM apartment In Smith, Inc., 963 Main Street, minum .siding, storms, screens heating system, tiled batn, mately 2H acres, all In ‘‘B’ ’ & Wagner. 875-3339, 643-9088. room Raised Ranch with all Realtors, 643-1108, Executive location. $44,000. er Colonial. Beautifully treed garage. C\>mplete with ame- tage St. centrally located, large afmrtment, parking, stove, re­ private home, recently paint­ SIX-ROOM furnished home, for 149-5241. .and d*x)ra. Absolute minimum CAPE!—Six room, three or four zone. All utilities on the site. bullt-lns, flreplaee, 2-ear ga­ Will conoidor ftnonclng. $3,500. modem kitchen (stove and re­ lot. ’Three bedrooms, 1% baths, 24 ORCHARD St. Rockvtlle. .Kite drive nnd plantIngH on pleasantly furnished rooms frigerator, references, adults. ed, pleasant, convenient, quiet rent. References required. $200 upkeep. Can be four bedrixims, bedrooms, built-in bcxikshelves Ideal for multiple dwellings. rage. In choice area. Aecessl- frigerator stay), basement. fireplace. Excellent condition. Six-room home, $16,000. Call large lot! parking. Call 619-2358 lor over Call before 7*p.in., 647-1681. location, working adults. 643- per month. Philbrick Agency, MANCHESTER —Center—P m - moderately priced for fast U (St R REALTY CO. and drawers. Wooded lot. Han­ Combination windows. Selling T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- blr to parkway. Isiw, low SO’s. 643-2692 $26,900. Meyer Agency, Real­ 742-6519. COVBJNTRY LAKE — BuUdll« night and permanent guest 2880. Realtors, 646-4200. slble office and residence com­ 'sale. Mr. Ixjmbardo, Belfiore Manchester dy location. $21,000. A better for $16,900. T.J. Crockett, Real­ 1677. Jacqueline-Roberts Agency SIX-ROOM Duplex, 1% baths, Robert D. Murdock, Realtor tor, 643-0609. rales bination. Six-room Colonial, 2- Agency, 647-1413. buy by Philbrick Agency, Real­ tor, 643-1677. "vERNON ~~ ~ C. B. GOVANG 048-3339 1(4, on Route 31. Lake prtvl- $165 monthly. References and Co v e n t r y ” ' Move right in tors, 646-4200. APPROXIMATELY four acres car garage. Bus line. $24,900. MANCHESTER ASSOCIATES Icgea Only $3,600. CLEAN furnished room, gentle­ security dcimsit, adults pre­ Vcry,> attractive unfurnished, F IN E COLONIAL in prime lo- JACQUELINE- prime land. Near community 4 BEDROOMS . . . ANDOVER Seven-room Split Hayes Agency, 646-0131. M ANCHESTER —Custom 8- will fit the needs of a large men only. Kitchen privileges, ferred. 643-02.37. Business Locations five-room home by Coventry caton! 7 rooms including heat­ ROBERTS AGENCY RANCH — Five rooms. Three room Split. ’Two baths, tw6-car WHO SAID college site and new Route 6. IVwt R% W'oo*led arrra free washer, free dryer. Park­ MANCHESTER — 20,000 ed sunporeh. Stately shade-giv­ MANCHESTER Green area — bedrooms, garage, large lot. $21,500. Philbrick Agency, family. Big living n>om with Koutf* 30. V'emon For Rent 64 I.«lke. $150 monthly. Interested, 646-3339 garage, built - in kitchen, You couldn’t find a six- overlooking lake, l i j baths, COVENTRY Building lot wKh ing. Palmer Realty, 613-0321 SIX-ROOM duplex. Inquire at square foot masonary indus­ ing trees, quiet residential Lovely six-room Ranch. Two $18,900, PhUbrlck Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. fireplace, separate dining call 521-2911. beautiful, near-acre wooded room (JoloniaJ for less than laundry room, garngs*. storm lake privtlogeo, 7 mlniHea from 69 Bircli St., Manchester. No trial building, 11/4 acres, cen­ neiglrborhcKKl. Wall to wall in full baths, carpeted kitchen Realtors, 646-4200. room. 2Vi baths, city water 643-9574 872-11()5 FIVE room suite of front Main lot with privacy and brook. $26,000? Here Is one for windows, dry wells nnd much wilier, $600. IjARGE furnished room for pets, adults preferred. tral location, all utilities. fireplaeed-living room. Live FOUR-BEDROOM with built-ins, living room with COVENTRY — acre lot, wood­ luid sewer. Bullt-ln oven, more Assumable morigagf, -St offlees, too percent loca­ Hayes Agency, 646-0131. just $22,500 with a twenty- Meml>er N ISAR t’ ('om|Milrrized rent, parking, male only, $16 graciously. Job situation fireplace and wall to wall car­ SDC-room Colonial. 1>4 baths, ed, convenient, deslreable range, disposal luid dish­ NEW plush one and 2-bedroom tion near hanks, air-condition­ Out of Town Many po.ssiblllties, Including Cu.stom built home offers three foot living room and Sorvlce. $25,500. Cnll owner, 742-8740 weekly. Call 014-0123 after 6. commercial use. Hayes Agen­ requires immediate sale. Pric­ peting, finished fam ily room. garage, treed lot, large kitch­ neighborhood. Needs some fill. washer, Garage -plus much apartments, wall to wall car­ ed, lutomallc (ire sprinkler spacious living room with also a bedroom that size. ANDOVER IJtKB - CJuU doll- For Rent 66 ed far below replacement cost. Asking only $29,600. H. M. en with plenty of cabinets. $2,800 742-7118. more! Mid 30’s. J. Flor­ CORNER ROOM in family pets, dishwasher, appliance.-, \pply Marlow's. 887 Main 3t cy, 646-0131. cathedral celling and bal­ Don't miss out, call Mr. .Mr. Coe, Belfiore Agency, 647- Low 20’s. Keith Agency, 646- FRENCH ROAD ence, 649-5306. Wantad— Raol Ettata 77 like, ymr 'nnind, 4-room Ranch home for gentleman only, cony, paneled fircpiaced feji- Frechette, Realtors, 647-9993. Bogdan. alr-condlllontng. Starting <.t SMALL STORE near 100 per VERNON Four-room apiiri- C E N T R A LLY located business 1413. 4126, 649-1922. BOLTON — Custom built nlne- wtUdn walking dtalonce to seml-privalc balh, sepaiiile $165 per month. Call Paul W ment with garage in ture wall, over-sized dining WE HAVE LAND riwm Raised Ranch. Three or SEU.ING YOUR HOME’' For eenl Mala Street loratlon Ap lovelv zoned II lot, 90x191’. Full util­ MANCHES-TER — New List­ Cape—6 rooms, 2 unfinished, Andover Lake Immediate oo- entrance, Bolton center, 613- Dougan Realtor. 649-4535. country atmo.sphcre. $125 per room with cheery comer JUST LISTED — BetTton St. B . al, ter .St., eall 040-3796. St., biLsiness Uxiatlon, 1,200 is available day and night to walk-out dcxir, 2-car garage, rooms, aluminum storms and Manchester 649-5306 glass Hlldtng door, large fin­ ALI/ CASH (or your pro|>erty tached garage, aluminum sid­ EAST HAimXlIUl, lUl^brickT- farm, over 8 ocreo, 5-room home ileges, Wapplng, 644-8097, waslier and dryer hook-up. VERNON NOW Renting. .squai-e feet, brick-block build­ counsel you on selling your laundry room plus base­ screens, modem bath Act fast. Tolland--Gnmct Ridge area. ished rec room with huge stone within 24 hours Avoid red tape ing. Located East Center St., P R E F E R R E D Porter St. — Six- family. 4 rooms each n{Mirt- Heat and hot water Included. WAREHOUSE .s-iiaee on Purnell "You owe it to yourself to see ing, good sized lot. $20,000. Call property. Dick is really listing ment. A well de.signed home Only $21,900. Keith Agency, Several building lots, priced fireplace, three full baths, Instant service Hayes Agency. plus 2 rooma roughed-tn fkxr, h’EM ALE only. k'urniHlii‘d room $26,900. Frank Mott, 643-6658. PHILBRICK AGENCY, room klng-sLzed Colonial. Beau­ ment,built-lns, Imludlng air- 646-0131 $170. Available November 1st., Plai’e, next to t ’BT also Ideal one of these lovely apnrtments Wai'iTii Howland, Realtor, property these days—and our built by Van Dyne, one of 646-4126, 649-1922. from $3,300 to $6,500. Tre­ Hepnnite 'lied laundry room, Ik-ai and InsuhtUon upatotra, in single home. Call after 6 tifully maintained by original condltloimrs, 5 yi'ars old, ex- 6!30li:)6. for many retail hiislnesaes. situated In n small apartment 613-1108. entire sales force of full-time area’s quality builders, set­ mendous views of surround­ two-car garage. Many extra p.m,, 613-7071. FOUR-room Ranch, rec room, REALTORS owner. Three bedrooms. I'/k r<'llent security bulldi-r. Wol­ W II.I, l)uy four l'» slxte*'n tinll miKlern bath, beautiful hard- Keith Real Estate, 649-1922 or complex located in an attrac­ profe.ssional.s is really selling ting the pace for the large MANCHESTER — Four - bed­ ing area. Pick yours today. features. $42,800 U * R Realty FOUR ROOMS, one - bedroom. treed lot. Nice starter home, tile bath.s, fireplaced front 1o verton Agency Realtor, 646- (Simplex Kituincing no luub wimmI flisirs. chicken rsmp, 40 X 646-4126. tive ro.sldcntlal area." Brand homes! Call Dick for advice at active family who require room, 2-story home. Includes 646-4200 LIG H T houw'keeplng room, all for retired couple. Bralthwalte They wori't lost. 2813. Co.. Inc.. 643-2602. R. D. Mur­ lem Reply Box ■ V Man' 24' (sinernto floor, 13 x 15’ util­ Heat, hot water, centrally lo- new S'.j room npartment (one privacy and .spaciousness. formal dining room, family back living room, formal furnished. Stove and refrigera­ 647-1413. Agency, 649-4593. dock, Realtor. r;aled. Adults only. 613-2171 VERNON Brand new office bedroom) featuring hent, hot Investment Property dining room, eat-ln kitchen, 25’ eheslrr Herald ity building plus several other tor. SOI Main St., 643-4074. Agrarian rights to approxi- room on first level, large liv­ HERITAGE HOUSE VERNON — Neat 6 • room days. space available al .30 Im- water, refrigerator, range, MANCHESTER — A charming paneled rec room with bar, buildings In giMid rftape, pond For Sale 70-A moAcIy 5 acres possible. MANCHESTER — Two-famlly ing room, 2 baths, one garage, 646-2482 Ranch with formal dining LISTINGS w'firitrd, have client Fiiyelle Square. Rent Includes hootl, garbage disposal, mas­ delightful fruitwood paneled spacious 4-bedroom Colonial. 2-car garage. Call Suzanne stir. 85 peach treea plus many MODERN femr-nxun apart­ BELFIORE Ideal for horses and fun, in top condition, 4-6. Complete­ room, 3 bedrooms, fireplace, VERNON fur 0-nKiin house In rural area heat, alr-cimdltlontng, wall to ter TV antenna, telephone out­ INVESTMENT package — Two Formal dining room, large Shorts, 646-3233. J. Watson Apartments— Flats— $40,900. ly remodeled in and out. K it­ kitchen plus full basement on basement garage. A terrific l ’lillll|is'Really, 649-9258 or 872 i4her trees Over $8,000 Income ment, heated. Convimlent locji- wall earpetlng ami draperies. 2-famlly homes, 5 rooms each Beach & Co., Realtors. BOLTON - 1 and one-fifth acre lets, curtain rods. window chens equipped with stoves and Isirge country lot. $29,600. Jac- front to back living room, ga­ REALLY IXIVELY!! 3214 on pruditre per year. I'Hce Tenements 63 tlon. On bus line. One child Will .sul)-dlvlde. Call 872-0528, apartmnet with garages, coun­ building lot with lake privi­ value at $21,500. Call Doria shades and full batli wltti AGENCY refrigerators, detached two-car quellne-Roberts Agency, 646- rage. porch, prime location. $33,000 ai ceptable. Call 619 14’25. weektlays. try sized lots. 12 years old. JACQUELINE- SPACIOUS brick Cape, three leges. Other building lots to Smith, Jarvis Really Co., Rea.I- Three-liedrootn Riitich Re i m m e d i a t e Elegant ami vanity. Washer.s and dryers in garage. Excellent residential 3339. Philbrick Agency. Realtors, IND IVID U AL wants g'sxl six May bo purchased separately. REALTORS 7-1413 ROBERTS AGENCY large bedrooms, formal dining choose from. From $5,000. An tors, 643-1121. cently painted and Inimacu young, flve-r«K>m, first flrnn- MODERN four-riM>m apaii- basement (eoln-operated) and location. W. J. Barcomb Real 646-4200, nxim single-duplex 'Trenw-low .MAIN ST. New one story Wolverlon Agency, Realtors, CENTRAL location, 8 - room room, fireplace, family room, thony G. Flano, 646-0191. bite throughout Big i-ounlry apartment. Three bedi-ooms, iniMit. $r20 monthly tnclmle.s storage area. Plenty of Estate, 644-8000. 80irrH ~W IND 80R Birch Hill. 20’s Asaumnbir or g(«Kl (I air-eomlltloneil offlee building. 649-2813. CUSTOM BUILT, 3-bedroom two full baths, two-zone heat, kHchrn. double w en iind all wail to wall ejirpet- heat, liot water. stove, parking. For an appointment home with five rooms down, Raised Ranch, modem kitch­ nan* Ing Details, Box 191, West I’resllgi- loeatlon. Walking TH REE F A M ILY , One block brick-front Ranch. Aluminum garage, city water and .sewers. range. i-ariK^Ing. vnnily Ing, stove, .screineil pois'h, ri'frigeratar, dlsisss-ul and to see this new lovely apart­ TWO-F'AMILY, 5-5, 2 sepemte WESTSIDE — 5-room home, 3 three up, 1% baths. Excellent en with bullt-lns formal din­ Boylston, Mnoa F. M. QAAL AgMey illstanee to banks, Town Hall from Mnjjr St. $4,800 annual combinations, fireplace, wall Be first to call at $24,900. Col- Land For Rant 73*A balha, [xirtliil rec roiun. gi*. Tel. basement, enclosed rear yard parking. Coln-o-matlc washer ment building pleas*' call 872- healing systems, handy to bus down, 2 up, one bath, garage. condition throughout. Many ing rtwm, cathedral celling and downtown Main St Almu- income/never a vacancy. A to wall carpet In living room li-Wagner Realty, 289-0241. nige, iiirg*' Ini! Nice urea’ HEBRON RD.. BOLTON $225 niontlil). Heferenci'.s. Se- ami dryer. Must' be resixm- 0529 weekdays for an apixilnt- LIMITLESS and schools. $24,900. Philbrick Lot 80x180’, $19,900, Philbrick features such as an oversized NORTH CX)VENTRY'-One acre and fireplaces in living room dmu'e of free parking. Will l>e fine^hwostment for the prudent and dining room. Downstairs- $23,900. cmity required. Mr. Frei hette, slhle (or mowing lawn ami ment. Rental $1,35 downstairs, POTENTIAL Agency Realtors, 646-4200. Agency Realtors, 646-4200. lot, aluminum siding, two-car JENSON St., Cape, 4 rooms, plus on town road. Halfway be­ and family room, two full completed December 1st, bpycr. Call early. Mr. Ixim- family room plus hobby room. APPLIANCE DEPT. ll.M . I''recliette. Kenltor, 617- slileivalk snow removal. Adults $145 upstairs (Inehullng car- garage, new gas heating unit, finished on first floor, second tween Hartford and University baths, tw ocar garage, three- Viirlcty of office sulle.s from ix'tlng.) Oct. 1st. occupancy. lardo, Belfiore Agency, 647- big roomy basement, etc. On­ $26,900. 643-9613. Principles 0993. only. 619-1792 after 5;.30 p.m. 500 square feet to 3,000 square for this oltler 2-family bom*', floor expandable, porch off of Conn. Asking $2,500 Call Bone heat, wooded lot. Phil- €. B. GOVANG MANAGER Adidts. No pets. 1413. ly $29,900. Move In tomorrow, only. . feet. Call Warren E. Howland, situiited on over 8,200 .squa kitchen, wooded lot, $21,600. Margaret Hanaon, Agent. 742- brick- Ageticy, Realtors, 646- ASSOfHATES T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- 4200. flood storting Salary I'lus Realtor. 643-1108. SEV'EN-ROOM dtiplex, three feet of land, air u- THREE FAMILY-Kitchens and Philbrick Agency Realti 6661. ni'.ss zone, Mor*' il. bathrcxmis recently moderniz­ WANTED 1677. 646-4200. I’om Rrl I’buui Itept. Overtde. large beilnxims, two baths, ap­ CAPE IbHilr so. Vernon pliances. laundry nnd storage able. Po.ssible ^ nt ed. Central location. Deep lot. Hald Vax-ationa * Holldaya MANCHES’TER 4-bedroom Spilt FOUR-bedroom Ranch, garage, TOLLAND WANTED IMMEDIATELY area In basement, TV antenna, sit*'. Ixnv 20’.'a Excellent income property. Large living room, dining Resort Proper Inourance and FOR LEASE — Full-Time — Level, with 3 ceramic baths, large lot, full cellar. Can you a booming community a few 643-9574 R72-416r) on quiet street in Rockville. $33,900. Philbrick Agency, room, eat-ln kitchen, U-i rile miles east of Mani-hesicr RstUrnmeat Beneflta Uving room has cathedral cell­ top this for $19,900. Mitten For Sole 74 NEW INDUSTRIAL Convenient to scliools, church, Realtors, 649-5347. baths, full-shed dormer, fin­ Mi^mbrr of NIRAFU* c I SERVICE WRITER # BODY SH O P M AN PACE HOUSE ing, bay window and wall to Realty, Realtors, 643-6930. Slop by, or call our offlic. A Ooreer Opportuaity Front •shopping center and bus line. SERVICE STATION AHENDANT ished basement. Wall to BOLTON LAKE Year ’round 8«rvU:r HUILDINC MANCHESTER VACANT wall carpeting. Grade level If you ore looking for a Yearly lease. $200 monthly. wall carpeting .stays. En­ room home. Oil hot water small horse fa rm : or land MECHANIC — NEW CAR GET READY MAN Value! Four-bedroom brick fam ily room, kitchen with TWO-FAMILY flaU — Masonry One montli security. R efer­ AND LUBRICATION MAN closed rear porch, patio, heat. 150’ of lake frontage with (we got ail kinds) . . . some W. T. ORANT 00. MANCHESTER Split I-evel. Double garage. bullt-lns and dining area. Mid con.structlon. East Center St. By B&A KEITH ences. November 1st occupaii;, nice treed lot. -- trees and privacy. Enclosed zoned for a|sirtment, it log ('O VE N TH Y Eour room Hcmim PARKAUE INDUSTRIAL PARK Thrcc-full bath.s, fireplaced-liv- 30’t. Wolverton Agency. Real­ location. $29,900. Philbrick 1.5 Minutes Fixini Manchester, ey. 875-1153 after 4 p.m. FO t'R F.t.MILY, I rooms each, You’ll en^y working at Manchester's finest service porch. Immaculate condltlun. cabin on six ai-res, three with attnrhrd fara|[«< rm ona* I54enttal leaks exist ing room. Ixiads of extras. Out tors, 649-2818. Agency. Realtors, 646-4200, I’lea.sant WorkiiiK Conditions, READY FOR west side, $39,900, Principals station^ Working ('onditions are pleasant and your fellow Hurry! Hayes Agi-ncy. 646-0131 or (our Cape I'tid olylrd nt^rr lRiiclarapc*d lot and eViff wherever anything pttdrudaa lU X 'K VIl.LE , tOOM only.- please. Call 643-8446. of state owner wants im­ employes are most rongenial. You will receive full com­ M ANCHESTER an excellent lo­ PHILBRICK AGENCY. M A N C H E S T E R - Quaint Cape, ki*nn«*U ('om pinirly fcnrarr. lU'C ‘ 3-nx)m furnislieil $14,900 ■- Attractive 5-room late Raised Ranch, Country New Orleans Crootea ing Will .subdivide 3.000 sq aixi e.xcellent bai helor horn* 2 boilroom.s, *i i n i n g kitchen, two fireplaces, recre­ 'Moriarty Brothers still a walk-up attic. First floor LO VELY almost new. Garri'-on W. Dougan, Realtor, 649-4536. ft * or m o r e to .several ten­ offers a large front to back Colonial home. large kitchen, BOLTON LAKE ('A.SHIRR 1 IlotUm S-Room Roach qUi|, 3.3 ix-r week. Cnll room, liot w a te r baseboard ation room, garage, patio, 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER—443-S1S5 $18,500 — SEVEN-ROOM house EIGHT-ROOM COUiNIAL BOLTON -- Immediate o«-cu- ants. Attfiii-tlvo rate All Brunoll 872-3676. heat, attached garage,. Hutch­ huge treed lot. Hutchins Agen­ living room,* paneled sunporeh. built-in dishwasher. di.spoFal. pancy six-room Ranch. Mani­ Treed 1.4 200 a 2i7 3 full FITZGERALD FORD on acre lot. Aluminum siding, Truly a 3 acre take from en- baths. 3-sstblt1ties. 15 refrlgernlor tncluiled. Parking, 2t4 baths, 3 fireplaces, bu'U- closets. 6 per cent assumable room, first floor family minutes fn>m^ ' Hartfoixl. wMh concrete bulkhnad. profm chdutor PRHcadt 'i' Eight arroa o f load Dsor cellar storage. $125 monlllly. Ina, 2-car garage, large well- mortgage. 647-1021. MANCHESTER — Investment room, 2‘ i baths, 2-car ga­ (.•OVe NTRY Lovely five- Bixrkers pri)t<-eled I’hone Call 649-2871. slonsl' bindaraptng, and how Ibitton Loka Nearly ' landscaped j'ard. Priced in property of 8 units, 2 buildings rage, Minutes from Hart­ room house Nice grounds, abo(k this an ele< trl. (» r t and 700 f(r«4 fruntoga on Rt. Richard .-htcNamani 649- OPEN HOUSE: This Saturday & Sunday - 1 PJM. TO DARK the u{^>er 40’s. U&R Realty ford. Immediate occupancy. lake privileges Asking $19.- 5361. . " on one lot, paved parking smeatte path to get you from 44A Oo. Inc. 643-2692 Robert D area. Reasonably priced for Don't delay. High 30's 000 Mrjre land svnllsble Call Margaret Hanson. Agent, 742- IVMue to take and lack In IrU 3 fJfjvrntry 3 bedroom Wanted To Rent 68 Murdock, . Real'or. ASSUMABLE 6»;''c good investment. WolverV/n t.900 SQUARE feet of air-condi- HERITAGE HOU.SE 6681 ure style ’ The nine room ranch MALE ranch. Large living room tloned office space located In MORTGAGE Agency. Reallors, 649-28i3 home with three rar radio op­ with rtiK^laoa Lorga WORKING eouple, one ehllil de­ 646-2482 Hith .School 9 HELP WANTED Mansfield Professional Park, Brownstone Apartments BEAUTIFUL CAPE VERNON Manchester Une. *-reened porch 3-oor ga­ sires two-bedroom apartment I-ARGE older Colonial. 9 erated garage door is truly Route 44A, Storrs. Ideal for Four bedroom Raised Ranch, worthy of the aetUng but Joniont a Seniom rage $19,500. for November 1st oeeupaney, Attached garage, brick and Three-bedroom Ranch Two- rooms, 2 baths Inside has been medleal, dental, counseling or Oakland Street (Route 83) Manchester double garage, bullt-iiu. rec come, let Carl Zinaaer show this 4 Adams Htrom. Modeantaod Female with stove. Call 613-9774 after aluminuTTi. All Improve- car garage, two full baths, almosl oompletly redecorated. E LLIN G TO N Raised Ranch CASHIER POSmo.V.S other professional sendees. room, priced to sell, Hayes one-of-a-kind -property to you 7-rme furniture avall- furnished homo or apartment Ehctra lot. See to believe. car garage, aluminum-aided GIx8BTONB1:RY - New $- 900 Cathedral Ceilings cupied Second floor rooma will On Urge lot $26,900 Jsc- good pay with overtime, paid life insurance, hospitali- nble. Attractive rental rate. for one to two months. 875- KEITH REAL ESTATE bedroom Raised Ranch unique­ App«y at Ornem 3 Parker St. laduatriol soaa. Heat and Hot Water PETERMAN REAL fi-iy for mortgage Two-car ga­ queUne-Roberts Agency, 646- utMn, holidays, vacation and other fringe benefits. For details call 1-429-6426. 4634. ly designed for gracious living 7-r*sjm houaa Lot 130 x ESTATE AGENCY 649-1922 646-U26 rage. near center 649-4966, 646- 3339 Experience not necessary, will train Hotpoint Range, Refrigerator, Dishwasher and Disposak Offers spacious living room BELFIORE TrMBur* City 3o0. i'riced well uadm 2292. with unusual fireplace, formal 1200 per front foot. .'Vir Conditioning 646-2223. VERNON — New 3-bedroom Wonderful opportunity for advancement dining room, large est-ln kltch- .M4NCT(ESTER \I)qmaiscopaI of voters have mailed no­ Hospital Note.s Vernon; a daughter-to Mr. and temoon and tonight with chance Church in. Wapplng, will con­ Women’s Axixlllary of Man­ tices to approxim ately 1,400 M rs. Donald H ahn, 127 School For Street 15,459 of showers. Tonight’s low 60 to iEuming Irralh 56. ’Tomorrow partly cloudgr, duct a service Sunday at 8:15 chester iMldget and Pony Foot-, persons on the voting lists, V IS m N a HOCB8 St.: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ger­ a.m. on radio station WINF. Inteniiedlate Care Semi- A request for street Ugtits on MmneheMter— A City of ViUate Charm cod wkh highs 66 to TO. ball Association will hold a get- none of whom were at their ald Nicholson, East Hartford. 'Kie program is sponsored by voting addresses of record private, noon-Z p.m ., and 4 p.m. DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: Elizabeth Dr., a repeat com­ VOL. LXXXVm, NO. 299 the Manchester Council of acquainted session for mothers 8 p.m.; private rooms, 10 a.m.- Jo h n E . G rant, P.O . Box 132, (SIXTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION) when the* idwnwide canvass plaint of a dretnago problem on MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 20, 1969 (Claastfled Advertfalag oe Page II) Churches and the Manchester of players, wives of coaches and 2 p.m., and 4 p.m.-8 p.m. R ockville; EJrlk M. HIU, 36 BINGO PRICE TEN CENTS of voters w as' conducted last Phdpa Rd., and a variety of Clergy Association. interested women Monday at spring. Pediatrics:. Parents allowed Mountain View Rd., South Wind­ any ^pae except noon-2 p.m.; questions relating to axlminlstrw- ORANGE HALL 8:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. The notices inform them so r; D avid J . M arsh, 82 P a rk Scott Palmer, son of Mr. and otters, ;; p.m.-8 p.m. West Dr., Rockville; John An­ tlve procedures, were the com­ Allen K rob, 119 M aple St. that their names will be re­ Mrs. Donald Palmer of 16 Tim­ telf tervice: 10 a.m.-2 p.m., derson, 55 Fairfield St ; Phtlip ments heard last night by Direc­ EVERY SAT. NIGHT—7:30 H e ’s i n A g a in , The alxlliary’s purpose is tOy moved from the lists, unless 4 p.m.-8 p.m. Goldwater’s Son ber TraU and a sophomore at they Inform the registrars Lew is, 228 Lydail S t.; M rs. Rob­ tor David Oregord, at a Board Aurora (III.) College, will have raise funds for equipment and Intensive Care and Coronary erta P. ’Tuttle, Westbrook; Mrs. of Dlreotors semi-monthly com­ T h e n O u t A g a in insurance for four midget that they still live in Man­ Care: Immediate family only, the role of Jean in the college chester. Kathryn Andraulajt, East Hart­ ment session. Drama Guild production of team s, one pony team and 32 anytime, limited to five min­ ford; Joseph E, Huebner, 22 The sessions are held on the In Plane Smackup BRIDOBIPORT, Conn. cheerleaders. The organization Included in each letter is utes. Seven-Nation Conference Ionesco’s “Rhinoceros” on Oct. Witidermere Ave., Rockville; first ’Tuesday and third ’Thura- (AP) — An Inmate of the 10 and 12. . functions as an individual unit a return notice form, for the Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m.- Lois P . G raf, 357 Sm ith St., day of each month. For the past LDB ANGELES (AP) — Rep. Jured, officers said, and damage Correctional Center who es­ of the men’s association, elect­ new Manchester address of 12:40 p.m., and 6:30 p.m .-8 W apping. year, only Odegard and Mayor Barry Gohtwater Jr., IVOalif., to the house was minor, caped lazd Monday, then those who .still live in town. p.m.; others, 3 p.m.-4 p.m., and “Crime, Connecticut Prisons, ing its own officers and having Also, Joseph A.’ Rowe, 1230 Nathan AgosUnelli, and occa­ IN SEASON AT PERO’S and his field deputy were pulled plane crashed blocks turned himself in to ouihori- The forms must be returned 6:30 p.m.-8 p.m. and Society,” will be the topic it.'s own by-law.s. and treasury. Hartford ’Tpke., Rockville; sionally Director John Garside, ftom the wreckage of‘his sin- Airport, where ties, escaped in an identical to the registrars’ office by Age Limits: 16 in maternity, TIME TO GAN ^ TIME TO FREEZE of a speech by Xavier J. Yes- The main fund-raising event 'Thomas C. Fry, Pierpdnt Manor, all Republicans, have manned gle-engine plane moments after reported he was m a n n e r this morning: Oct. 27, in order to vote in 12 in other areas, no limit in kinskas Sunday at the 10:30 will be a dance at the State \ N.Y.; Mrs. Muriel J. Parllle, 6 them. It cUpped high tension wires radioing the con- Through a door used by de- the Nov. 4 municipal elec­ self-service. NATIVE: Hale Haven and Elbeita Readies, Onavenabein, Viet Follows Gromyko a.m. service of the Unitarian Armory on Nov. 15. Mrs. Brad­ Birch Hill Dr., Wa.pping; Ber­ Last night’s request for a BWday night and plummeted n"' *>• was low on fuel, Bveiy trucks. tions. McIntosh Amdes, Crabapplea, Skdcle Pears. Universallst Society, 466 Main ley Parllm.an and Mrs. James n a rd K atz, 56 C rosby R d.; W al­ street light on an unUt section NATIVE: Green and Yellow Beans, OauliflowN, Beets, onto a car in the driveway of a Zf.. Aviation Admlnis- He is Lorenzo Canada, 25, The administration reminds suhiirhAn Van Mm— tratlon said. St. Yeshlnskas spent 20 year.s Ray are c's Education which each year parking problem exists. Also, Mrs. Katherine L. Hill, The drainage complaint was Barry Goldwater of Arizona, been lodged against him. uting troops to the allied Tomatoes. Blnko said the idane came A resident of Halfway House John Roberta will be gate at- brings eight girl students from Stafford Springs; Mrs. Gloria B. from a mother and her daugh- FRESH: Phuns, Peaches, Pears, Cantaloupes, Crawshsw nor aide BiU HcClaine was seri­ Shortly btfore 8:30 a.m. to­ side in Vietnam meet today in Hartford, he works for Con­ tendants. fore'gn countrie.s to .icqu:iint We»tover, North Rd., Bolton; tcr. They said that a faculty and Persian Mclotis, Concord Grapes, Straw­ ously hurt. down "Just like a falling object. day, Canada was helping after the Soviet Union call­ necticut Project Equality. them with Amerksm educational ADMI’TTED YESTERDAY: A. William Blnzen.sky, 59 Clinton berm (cupb) had been placed berries. Fire department officials said 'I'here was no engine noise at load a garbage truck. He es­ ed on them to renounce St.; Mrs. Beverly,^. Stone, 59 In front of their home last they were hoUted from the all. All of a sudden it was caped through the door Just mcthod.H iind to bring th eir cul­ Mr.s. Anna Anlello, 166 W arren Indian Com, Gourds, Pumiddns, Fresh Cider there.” their “aggressive war." Perennial Planters Garden ture to !Lro.y ^l.ss Marita Kemp, a teacher copilot out first—he was bleed­ den abotk 4:40 p.m. the same Boutique Sale to be held Oct. 3 vllle; Mrs. Marlys I. Dvorak, Drury and daughter, 1164 Plea- tions for town employes, and. in We Cany The Manchester Evening Herald The plane nosed down on the The morning eeasion, at Ota at the home of Mrs. Marliui s.t Verplank School, is president -saut Valley Rd., South Wind­ record-keeping of the time spent ing quite bad under the eyes. day. and 4 In the Community Room Harlow of Coventry. of the local (diapter and Mrs. 203 Mountain Rd.; Roy J. Fitz­ COMPLETE LINE OF SUNDAY PAPERS cap and the tall section was headquarters of the U.8. mlz- of Davidson and Levcnthal De­ patrick, 12E Bluefleld Dr.; Mrs. sor; Mrs. Arnold Sauer and son. on the Job by department heads. propped up against the home, alon to the United Nationa by Members made plans for the Bernice Maher of Bennct Junior North Rd., Bolton. ■ The same woman suggested OPEN 6 A.M. to 9 P.M. DAILY authorities said. ™ fairly conscious. I bare- partment Store at the Manches­ sbito convention which will be H'gh School Is president of the Rachel D. Griffin, 2680 Elling­ authorities said. the foreign affairs chlefe from ter Shopping Parkade. ton Rd., Wapping. that the town’s parklets be in­ lAura Adams was inside her ly got them to safety when there the United Stotee. South Vlei- hold Got. 4 from 9 a.m. to 4 (kmnecticut Alpha Della Kappa. spected and cleaned dally, that Also, Mrs. Theresa Horvath. Ikmlly’a home but was not in­ (Dee P age Sixteen) nam. South Korea, Thailand, 25F Rouse Dr.; Patrick W. Priest Tranfers the Broad-Center Sts. Intersec­ Air Collision the PhlUpptoea, AuotraUa and Humphrey, 224 School St.; Mrs. tion be resurfaced, and that an New Zealand, la another period­ office be designated In the Mu­ Joan M. Hunt, 173 Spruce St.; To ECHS Staff ■PFPA PRODUCE" ic review of the arar effort. The nicipal Building for Board of Colette G. Lareau, Ea.st Hart­ In Vietnam loot one was held to May In Directors’ permanent use. ford; John P. Maloney, 166 The Rev. Herbert J. Clarkln 276 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER — 643-6384 Bangkok, Thailand. Wells St.; Lawrence E. Milli­ has been transferred from St. And, she wanted to know why Since then President Nixon town estimates of project costs Kills 64 has ordered taro U.S. troop arith- gan. Warehouse Point; Poul E. Paul’s Church, Glastonbury, to are almost always far below bid drawala totaling 00,000 men, the Nielsen. Abby Dr., Hebron; East Catholic High School as a prices. DA NANO, Vietnam (AP) _ war has gone into and out of a Mrs. Ruth G. Nielsen, Over­ full-time faculty member. A All of her questions and sug­ A U.S. Air Force Jet fighter and luU, North Vietnam's Praoidrtit brook Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Odette part-time member for three gestions were referred by Ode­ • n Air V lrtnam DC4 pasaenger Ho Chi Mtoh has died. South Pelletier, 2 Ix)ckwood St.; John years, he teaches religion. He gard to the town manager’s of­ plane collided over the Da Nang Vietnam has raohuffied itz cabi­ S, P eltier, P aw tucket, R. I.; resides at St. Mary’.s rectory In fice for replies. airfield today and inlUal reporto net and (he P arts peatoe talks Mrs. Ruth E. Perkins, 52 Pearl East Hartford. sold 64 peiuons aboard the DC4 have remained deadlocked. St. A native of Waterbury, or on the ground were killed. One of the partlolpanU, Now Also, Mrs. Viola M. Rettln- Father Clarkln studied at St. Both Americans In the F 4 Zealand'a Keith Holyoke, fol­ DAY-IN, DAY-OUT ger, 233 H ackm atack St,; A, Thomas -Seminary In Bloomfield Phantom Jet survived—the navi­ lowed Gromyko to the U.N. Vail Smith, Somers; Edward J. and St. Mary’s Seminary in' FRESH GANDY gator parachuted safely and the General Assembly policy debate Stephens, 211 S. Main St.; Mrs. Baltimore, Md. He was ordain­ WHITMAN, SCHRAFFT, pilot managed to land the dam­ Friday and defended the alllad Pinehursf U. S. Choice Susan .1. Volslne, Kelly Rd., ed In 1959. B efore h is assign­ CANDY CUPBOARD aged fighter-bomber on the olr- poeltlon. Vernon; Mrs. Susan B. Whit­ ment at St. Paul’s, he served -rtrip. He said the allies have made Steaks On Sale more, Hazardvllle. at St, Michael’s Church In Bea­ ARTHUR DRUG Witnesses reported the colli­ (air offers at Paris while nego- BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son con F alls. sion oocuired at an alUtude of Uatora for the other aide teve about 300 feet and that the four- responded only with “the de­ PORTERHOUSE lb. $1.28 engine proipeder plane ripped mands of men who seek to Im- Barry Goldwater Jr. was injured late last Five of the six Green Herets, charged with the SIRLOIN HIP cut $1.08 MEN- into a p^ch of rice paddles and |xiee their will by force."' night when the single engine plane he was piloting culUvated fiehto Just 200 yards Two U.S. ‘Copt ers m u r d e r o f h South V'ietnumeHo civilian who may Gromyko denounced arhat ha ALL OTHER SIRLOINS $1.18 yOUR CHOICE! crashed in a residential section of Van Nuys, a from the densely populated vil­ have lieen a double agent, are aliown .Saturday at inrtrayed aa outside aggreaelon Los Angreles suburb. (AP Photofax) lage of Hao Vfing. Ixmg Hinh Army Ma«e in f^iuth Vietnam. 'I'he men. against (ha Vtetnameee, praised U.S. cuxl South Vietnamese who are lieing held at that jiost, run a mile every Moscow’s aid to Hanoi and the CUBE STEAKS lb. $1.49 Viet Cong and defended ttetr rescue teams rushed to the site. Shot Down in War morning for exerciHe. 'I'hey are. from left, ('aj)t. peace proposals. CLUB STEAKS lb. $2.19 The passenger |dane was Hudge E. EvaiiH, Atheim, G a.; Maj. David K. Grew, flying to Da Nang from Sa'gion. SAIGON (AP) — U.S. troopB ter-sprlng offensive to follow the A Parts agreement can eonM DELMONICOS $1.99 Earlier reports from helicop- taught half a dozen sm all claiih- fall one at the end of October. (■edar UapidH, Iowa; Capt. lA>lnnd ,1. Hrumley, Dun­ only 'on "the boaU of ranuneia- Draft Move Hailed • ter crewmen who flew over the as to the part 24 hours, two It will be aimed, as have the can, Okla.; C«l. Uoliert H. Uhcault, Vineyard Haven, tlon of military and all other In­ terference In the Internal attalra crash site said Uwy bad seen Amerioon heUc<^itehB were shot past campaigns, at inflicting M h88. ; and Capt. Holiert F. MaruHco, Hloomfield, people moving away from the N. .1. (AP Photofax) of the Vlrtnamass poople,” he down and B52 bombers kept up maximum American casuaitice wr«X5kBge. and disrupting die Sooth Viet­ declared. their attacks on enemy bases, But ‘No Cure-All’ A1 Adams of New York City, namese gowmnient’s control of U.S diplomata aald Gromy­ the U.S. Oommand said today. ORLON PILE LINED the Hoa Vang dUtrlct adviser, the countryside, ufe sources ko’s speech was not liaroh to Sale on New Zipper 5 Lb. Onn Of WASHmOTON (AP) — Sen­ Javits, sponsor of one of the U.S. forces killed 47 enemy In tons but neither did K show ALL WEATHER ate draft reform advocates In said reacue teams counted 04 said. Round Steok many reform measures intro­ bodies. the 'ground fighting while losing much promise for a break­ both parties say President Nix­ duced this year, noted that al­ one American killed and eight De:^te leadership changes, Berets Joke, Jog through to outstanding Bart- "Several of these were men Ground Lb.’ 1.05 on’s reduction of draft calls, they said the long-nuige gooi of West Issues. Armour's Ham though congressional approval and women who were on the wounded, communiques said, In 3 Lb. Lots 99c while welcome as a temporary is needed to establish a lottery, 'rhe helicopter craates Injured Hanoi is to givb the Impieseioei Gromyko made no direct re­ step, falls to deal with basic in­ the President could act by exec- (See Page Sixteen) two men. of a protracted w ar that would ply to U.S. propoaals (or an ear­ *5.69 • Regularly 26.90 equities in the nation’s SelecUve uUve order to reverse the cur­ A spokesman said there were put pressure on the Unltoii ly start on the limitations of nu­ • Luxury Tailored Statee to speed up the withdraw, And Await Trial ervlce System. rent order of call and draft 19- 21 enemy rocket and mortar at­ clear offeiuUvs and defsnoive • Famous Brand Nixon announced Friday that year-olds first, tacks overnight to which otK al of American troops. I.ONG BINH, Vietnam (AP) prejudiced because they have weapons. He relterrted, liowcv- The sourcae said cafilured du'- Six Green Beret ofneers prejudged lite defendants.” er, that the Sovlrt Union oontto- New iplit shoulder styl­ the 29,000 men originally sched- Secretary of Defense Melvin .Vmerlcan was killed and seven uled to ■ R. Laird said the administration were wounded. uments reflect three ctengMi awaiting trloi for the alleged The two attumeye represent ura to favor such talks but men­ I'lNEIIllRST ing—with shell of Do be called in October Trial Probes CIIIKIK 1'ATTIE.S lb. cron and cotton and a would instead be Inducted over wants Congress to approve its The B52 bombers flew six In the onemy'a battlefield tur­ slaying of a VIrtnamese double Capl. Itobert K. Marasco of tioned no dale or place. § a l e liner af Orlan acrylic the last three months of the proposal which would combine m'szions to sootter^ parts of tles; agent Jogged (or nearly two Hloomfield, N.J., and Capt. If ■ Thant aald such talks pile an a cattan backing. y ear and that 50,000 others the lottery with youngest first Chicago Riot South Vietnam. tens emiiharts on large-unit mllee today and Joked with Budge K Wllllama of Athens, should begin Immediately and 4J:’ $3J6 Chaice of black, natural, would not be called in 1069. Eelections. This would end the One wave o< five bombers attacks. newsmen, but declined to dis­ Ga urged the (wo superpowers to olive, British tan plus “Welcome as Is the reduction current sUuation to which the Iropped 150 tons of explosives cuss their case. The Army announced Thure- halt tile development of new olive and charcoal CHICAGO (AP) — ’The trial of increased emphasis on de. day that Marasco and Williams weapons syrtema while they are in draft calls” Sen. Jacob K. threat of the draft hangs over on North Vietoameee bose However, a military' attoniey plaids. Regulars, longs, eight dem onstrators that will ttro>4ng the South Vielnonwsr together with t’apt I/slond J. In progreaa. Javits, R-N.Y,, told the Senate, young men until they reach camps less than two miles lojth (or Col. Robert it. Rheault, 43, shorts. test federal charges that there govcmnwmt's accelerated poi-l- of Vineyard Haven. Maas., for­ Brumley of Duncan. Okla. will The secretory-gensreTs ap- New Fork Souaag« ladies' fashlonoble. "reductlMi in the number called their 26th birthday. was a conspiracy to set off riots >r the demilitarized zone. It was (.cation pixjgram, And Nixon said that, if Con­ mer commander of the 3,000 go before a general court-mar. PnttleM ...... lb. 89c $' will hardly cure the deficiencies at the 1968 Democratic National .lom these camps that Nortli (Itoe Page Five) and inequities inherent to our gress falls to act, he will Issue l*iimary reliance on Indi­ Special Forces Iroope In Viet­ (lal In about three weeks. Then Convention is to open in U.S. VIetnameae troopa. attacked rect fire attacks with tockebi nam. aald Edward Beraiett Wll- Rheault and Majors Thomas C. present draft system.” an executive order to reduce the District Court Wednesday. U.S, Marinea twice Oils week, all-weather number of years during which and mortars and small unit and Uama, one of America’s top Middleton of Jefferson 8.C., and Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, b- Already, defense attorneys '('Illng 26 Americana and wound­ commando ground assaults. criminal lawyere, will come to David E. Crews ot Cedar Rap­ Maas., called Nixon’s action ”a young men face the uncertainty ing 71 others. say, the case has broken new le­ “This way," noid one souro-. Saigon to prepare hie defense. ids. Iowa,/Will be tried. notable step—but we must be of possible induction. In one ground clash 22 miles Deluxe Ohopprsl m* . , CHOPPED SIRLOIN But some White House aides gal ground, particularly in the “the enemy minimizes his cas­ And ottomeys for two of An Army spokesman Indicat­ nS45 Million clear to understand that it is to area of wiretap evMence. northwest of Saigon 22 enemy Sirloin Pattl(«ii Lb. ~ I .W T UNOiU ■ HAN SI//n c.ooo coats involved in work on the Presi­ ualties. but It still permits attn- Rheauk’s staff officers present­ ed the / second court-martial no way any reform of our out­ were reported killed. U.S. forces dent’s draft reform proposals But the issue of the trial itself tlon of American forces" ed a pellllon at the White Houae might n/U be held dated, uneven and unfair draft ■aid ttey also captured a North YOURS FOR RAIN said earlier they think It ex­ turns on one question. Did the Military iqxikeinien rr|«/rte 1 Friday appealing to President "If the flrol three are acquit­ laws. Vietnamese prisoner who aoid Face-Lifting With ih« tremely unlikely the President . eight defendants conspire to set thfil paratroopers of the lOtst Nixon to Intervene and shift the ted arid there Is no new evi­ 4 «4.34 "Furthermore,” K en n ed y he Infiltrated with about 300 ORSHINE will use the executive order off the bloody dlsshes between Airborne Division operatlrm case to the United States dence. It Is possible the others Julrao said, “it is at beat a temporary North Vietnamese aoldieni from method to establish a system ot police and antiwar demonstra­ elgW miles south of Hue uncov­ The attomeya Guy Scott of mayy never come to trial, the expedient. Lace and Oombodia and arrived For Capitol Locked In calling 19-year-olds. tors In the parks and streets of ered the bodies of ISO Vlrt Atlanta. Oa . sihd Robert Mc­ spokesman aald "If there Is “It did not call the youngest n Vietnam Monday. He told lIoiiHc Style Sctuaoge Tho^ said that without a lot­ Chicago during the convention? m m ese cIvlUans, apparently ex­ Kinley of Newark. N .J.—aald new evidence k might go the WASHINGTON lAP) ...... lb. 69c first; it did not restrict exposure Judge Julius J. Hoffman, 70, U.8. intelligence Interrog.itors their cllenia could not get a (air other way to the draft to one year; it did tery administrative procedures ecuted by the enemy during the 8|uired by grim warnings tte needed to accompiish this wbuld will preside at the trial to the lie was awatUng aaslgnment to 190S Tet offensive trial In Vietnam because 0*n. 'The six officers are charged Capitol fuul 1 rotlapae any mo- not eliminate geographic and a Viet Oong unit. either be ciunbersome or unfair large Ceremonial Courtroom of The moas grave had been par­ Creighton W. Abrams, com­ with murder and cooapimey to mrnl. the Huuee has approved bureaucratic disparities,” he the Federal Building. Jury se- Official KMircea sold current mander In Vietnam, am} MaJ. commit murder The maximum said. since they could discriminate tially uncovered by heavy rains 13 million to plan • runt ovii luicl u *3.00 I'urchtM e. I a FLAP POCKET Fred llclrwengvl. K-loara. a a WALKER To List of Games People Play The six ofticere appeared to MAXWELL OR I be In good eptrlla today as they Btaizvh supportar of the pro­ • BOY COAT began the two-mile run they ject. (iur.ng a debate that found ; HELLMANN’S By NICHOLAS VON HOFFMAN T tey played (he game In Rio reeult ot the gam e hie iweful- : CHOCK FUU 0’ NUTS I Tte WosMagtsa Port oiv't^'O ts badly uutguruieel last week, but Ambassador C. ness there la a t an end. It’s (8e>e Fage KIse) WA^kmOTON — Ambaaaa- Burke Elbrick didn't grrjrivr on Ixoders of both parties ap­ COFFEE ^Stone Age^ Tribe Found true he didn't ohow the (Inraoe plied their power snd produced dor-naping Is a new sport, an­ it. He aras a poor sport and MAYONNAISE <" 49c we aasoc'Uie with his riccups- (•hotographs snd srchllects' re- other sign that as tte leisure after the gan.e was over, he I ^ I Uon A rhplomat Is suppraed to |s>rts Indicating the 130-old 58c Living in Colombian Jungle society spreads out from Amer­ called the other players, tell p-tipie how g»jTjd IheIr food I Valid through tept. 22 i ’.indstufie west wall Is showing I Valid through Sept. ’32 ' ica and Western Slurope. peo­ young. InUIllgent. determin­ lastes even when It's garbage, NEW YORK (AP) — An ex­ Its age L______I No ''fair weather" friends ore these little coots. They're GJ discovered a village of ple everywhere are'flnddog new ed fanatics.'' The expression he s got to praise their art and ,30 Years pert on South American IixlLana about 200 Indian I l.v:ng m or.! “rtiorts fan” derives from the I can’t say It wilt col la pee to- set for any kind of weather. Just zip>-in their,cozy linings games to play. Unlike many their too The expression iJay. la d Speaker John W says a tribe found in a remote huge maloca or conical hut. He word fonaUc. a name that dlpWmistlcaJly suave” derives Dovalettes...... | white 8I. a»d THOMliON, Ga (AP| For iutlapae It wouldhave a 'tre- • Seu' Double Breasted Models \ speaks on unknown language. with word to send out a search snatching requires UtUe equip­ and have a good time his hosts down H- a/lmits to Del Monte PeiLs . 5 cuius MI.4NI \V.\KKFlFl.D t'R.VH.MEAT with 100% Acrylic pile liner. Peacock, raspberry, apple, Dr. Robert L. Cameiro, cura­ party if he was not back to two Vimktr Brooms Ihe only thing inrnkJusly advene effect on ment. "I told them I deplored Vke saying th a t thetr choice of life public opinion.” -(! oz. cun 8 I .:I 9 brown, British ton, hunter green. Sizes 6 to 16, 5 to Great 6»sortm#nf of »»ylei ond colors mduding tor of South American ethnology months. la (tot a very pleasant one and (soroe than a florut w)th an ah Kal ( rtwea u a (torist with Breides having the biggest 12 oz. ciui 8 :i .2 « IS, 8 to 18.1 ' 1 2-button sido vont. 3>bu*ton center vent and new at the American Museum of Na­ WhsVv h* .(ailed to return to a ruky one 1 said there were toads of fun arlth but one dicta­ terward to the lockei* room The hiccups Broozne. ta. has been guns, proponents of the plan ted double breoited styles Solid-color bloiers. Shet­ tural History, said today It Is other ways Ut achieve their ob- V Save This Ad , . , .-\ll P rice.s Eflective tliru Sept. 22 ,\ land wool ploidi, 'hernngbonei ond checks. March hJ brother. R tiin G:i. ' tor, an inexpensive set of secret \ remark must have surprised hie the mart time to give their pooB-ble that the ImKans are JetUves ” If you're a ctUsen of plagued with hiccups "off and Regular^, (^ongs, ihorts organized a rescue party tnclux)- police, a well-stocked con­ fellow players because it was on " for almost 30 years v rws Of the (wo hours allotted \ .survivota of the Yuri, a tribe a big, rich (ountry llKc Amrr- •\ tog a detac iment o.’ Co om ;nn centration camp and an Amer­ the American who Introduced to \ from the area thought to have lea where we spend millions of Broome eeye an attack of hic­ for ddsile. only eight minutes Bk» K T»f RFt.l * $ navy mar nes. They found the ican ambassador. You may Latin America that most vigor­ cups usually lasu about two went to un opponent. Rep. Sam­ nuM'lY become extinct 00 yeai£ ago. village and ciptured a n- mbir have a UtUe trouble arltb him ous of cosAoct sports, the game ilollars every year on recrea­ The tribe was discovered dur­ tion. that may be true But peo­ days. When an attack begins be uel 8 Stratton. D-N Y of the tribesmen os hostages because tbcyTi grave fellorwe. called "Marinee." "CIA ” or goes to bed and takes a pill ing the search for a misctog fur ple who live In poverty-rtrlcken 'Everyone recogniSBs that FREE ALTERATIONS Several atone axe heads were dlptomaU with In Hals in«t-eA "Yankee, go home ’" The name prescribed by hU doctor. He Pinehurst Grocery Inc. 101 trader, Julian Gil. who had gone kttle military dlctatorshlpe that comrthing has to b« dona" (aid I I I found at the site and three ot flrrt names, and tteyre not ''■aries Uepcndlng on whether Into the swamp and Jungle area says this helps, but nothing has Stratton, but do w« really need stumps appeared to have been used to having fun to the sun. you're In SsuVto Domingo, Cuba, have to scrimp by selling coffee 945 MAIN STRECT near . the Bijoiil-Peru bonier been able to rid him of tte hJe- anything thu etaborate? Is toe cut arlth crude toota, leading to As a group they're desk-bound, Nlcaragia, Mexico or Guate­ beans ami mineral righta teve cupe permanently. ^ CORNER of MAIN and TURNPIKE seeking Jaguar, deer and mon­ only way to save tte wort front Downtown Manchoster ^ tte speculaUoa that tte tribe 7/ alarays reading cables and eom- mala. to satisfy thcroacivcs wttb •'Four d*ys le the longeM I've 945 MAIN St.~OOWNTO¥fN MANCHISTCR key peKs, Qomeiro oaid. He simpler pleasures. to have hla toctadible-its-acre poetog Bide memoirs. It'e hard Dtortea out of Rio trU us the ever had Item at one Ume,” expansion'*” gave this account: (I PMge for them to relax. ambassador is (earful (tet aa a (* P egs Msk s)> (Doe Page Mak ■> (I Page ■>

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