PAGE TWENTY FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1970 p , ? : - IHanrlfpater ifwalii Average Difly Net Preen Run Ff'5 •’ The Weather Ww The Wn.vm edc Bhded .^bout Town Shbwen,. thunderstornu like­ PSlice La ^Democrats Have 113 Lead ly today, higb around 80. Show­ fitudenta o< the Wemer Piano, 15,610 ers ending late tonight. Mootr Oisan and Vocal afudio, accbm- Alter Canvass of Voters ' ly sunny Sunday, highest in the panted bp their inatrucfor, Mrs. Edward B. W> Maneheater— A City o f ViUage Charm upper 70s to low 80s. Karen W. Pearl, wiU attend the school St. was rested-yesier-ster For the first time in town In the year interval Demo- Berkritlre ICuaic Festival at . - / x — , VOL, LXXXIX, NO. 239 day on a ^^re-arrest warrant history, an up-to-date revised crats gained 242 voters, and Re- (SIXTEEN PAGES — TV SECllON) Tanglewood, Lenox. Maas., to- / oa m,.. MANCHES'TER, (XINN., SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1970 AdrertUM: oa U) PRICE TEN CENTS morrow. They wUl hear the charging himim with breach of list of registered voters shows m B M t o n ^ p h o n y Orch^tra in p ea ce,^ e U to appear in court Democrats ieading RepubUcans, S lr r a r O ^ m ^ ^ e d le a ^ Hartford. with a majority of 118. The fig- in the same voting districts in 1968 AM X HARDTOP. 343. Aulo.. ^*nrtan planning to attend will wim t r> fT oa f m were released this week which they held the majority d O D c m m o H S . m ^ j S s S d i o SSrSlLlnlS^^ by. the registrars of voters of- last year. RepubUcans -have Power Sloering, While. Reel Sharp! Religious Tension at 8 a.m * * Britain, charged with breaking tj|g conclusion of a town- leads of 138 in the second, 9 Search for Kidnaped Girl and entering with criminal in- wide canvass. The house-to- hi the third, 488 in the fourth. O.C.’a father told me that From there to an ell roof and ,North Viet Prisoners Freed the main roof was easy. From The Rev, Dr. J.^daniey Shaw, tent, and larceny under »2,0Q0. house canvass is required to be ^ d 89 in the when he first came to Manches­ •2195** there the low open belfry would pastor of South U idM Metho- DesUe, presenUy incarcerated held annually by state statute le ^ by M6 in ^b® ter as a young lad, a Mr. Dlmock owned what is now have been difficult for one per­ Mounts in Ulster Continuing in Michigan dlst CSiurch, wiU conduct a serv- in state prison, was arrested in to remove the names of de- *“ « , m ^ Center Park. There was no ron, but was not too much for TED TRUDON. Inc. ice Sunday at 8 rid a.m. on ra- cmuiecUon with a house break ceased persons or ■ those who As they d as y , By RODNEY PINDBR have moved from town. crats hold voter registraUon Linden St. then. The piece of one very tall lad and one little VOLKSWAGEN LANSING, Mich. (AP) — PoUce were "running down leads dio aitatian WINF. The program aVdse Birch Mt. Rd. He pleaded -Asaiclatod PreM Writer In Biggest War Repatriation property was bounded on the lightweight. It was then very TOLLAND TPKE. — TAIXJOTTVILLE is spoosored by the Manchester not guilty to both charges in Democrats dropped 488 voters leads in two of Manchester’s and rechecklng what we’ve done before” as they continued north by Center St., east by simple to attach one end of a 1 J u Northern Ireland (AP) Northern Ire- CouncU of Caiurches and the Circuit Court 12, Manchester, from the July 1 list, RepubU- three Assembly Districts — As- their search today for Laurie'Murningham, kidnaped 16-year- cans 479, and unaffiUated 612. sembly District 18, composed of Main St., .‘^outh where Myrtle wire to the tongue and throw the WM brac^ for trouble today, with tension mounting as old daughter of a former Lansing mayor. SAIGON (AP) — Two Clergy Association of Mstnches- yesterday; And .the case was coil to the ground. By the time The DemocraUc lead on that Voting Districts 1 and 2, where St. is now and west by the line ProxMtant Or^genaen prepared to march in an annual “ We’ve pretty well covered the greater Lansing area. Now ter. continuted to July-23. the climbers were back on the junks carrying 62 prison­ day, the last of record, was li2. the lead is 218; and Assembly that is now the back line of parade celebratii^ their ancestors’ victory over Roman we’re going over it again," said Lansing PoUce Chief Derdd ers of war and 24 fishermen the house lots on Linden St. g;round the other end of the wire 2Sion EvangeUcal Lutheran Thomas A. Rychllng, 27, of Manchester’s lists now total District 20, composed of Vot- Latholics in the Battle of the Boyne 280 years ago. W. Husby. There was nothing but grass, was up in the woods on the hill reached North Vietnam to­ Church councU wUl meet to- Nathan Hale Rd., Coventry,, 21,644 voters—8,888 Democrats, Ing Districts 6 and .7, where the Some 20,000 British troops and Husby said he was ontimlstlc that authorities would find brush and trees on the lot. Mr. across Main St. Simple? Yetdi. day, completing the big­ night at 7:46 at the church. charged with defective brakes, 8,270 Republicans, and 4,891 xm- lead is 241. AUCTION police remained on - guard th® girl, abducted Thursdav by a gunman who robbed a gift affiliated. Assembly District 19, where Dimock was eager to sell^the' gest repatriation of cap­ ----- defecUve lights, defecUve tires. against new violence, and shoo where she worked. The gunman pistol-whlpned the 64- Compared to Uils time last Republicans hold a 346 voter whole thing for 'nine^huddred lU U a a U O f " Prime Minister James C^ches- y<»ar-old owner of the shoo before demanding that the young tives of the Vietnam war. The board of trustees of South and defecUve tailll^ts. Court dollars cash. Perl^eqM that was All of the prisoners threw off United Methodist Church wlU date July 27. year, also following a townwide registration lead, is composed Rockville SATURDAY, JULY 11th -1 0 AJL terClark pleaded fOr Catholic girl accompany him, police said. canvass, Manchester has 228 of Voting Districts 3, 4 and 6. tpo high a ^ ric^ at that time. their clothing, duffle bags and meet tonight at 7 ;80 at the _____ coop«raUon In maintaining Miss Mumingham is the daughter of Max E. Murninghan more voters. The total then was The following is a breakdown More likely, though, is that the ao I VtVAAJlSV peace. Ten people have been gifts given them by the Saigon church. ACCIDENTS Hospital Notes mavor of Lansing from 1966 to 1969. He and his wife have three government as they boafded the 21,321, and Republicans led by of the voting llste by voting dls- wquM-^e buyers couldn’t raise killed and hundreds wounded in other children. Visiting hours are 12:30 to 8 MANCHESTER GOON & FOX aU B ' * ® ^ boats, cast oft from a South John Mather Chapter, Order EUzabeth C. Deakln, 26 Han­ 96. tricts and assembly districts; 'that kind of money then. p.m. in all areas except ma­ Murninghan has continued a day and night vigil at the ot DeMolay, wlU bonduct a car sen Dr., Vernon was Issued a ' The south end of it was known For Ulster Vietnamese landing ship and de­ to the kids in O.C.’s age as ternity where they are 2 to 4 Lansing police station that began with his daughter’s abduc- parted at full speed for the six- wash tomorrow fiom 8 a.m., to written warning for improper Voter List Breakdown North River Rd. off RL 44A About 260,000 of the arch-Pro- Uon. 1 p.m., at the Hartford NaUon- backing. She backed out of a Dlmock’s Hill and was used for and 6:80 to 8 p.m. HOIXiYWOOD (AP) — Enter- **®*ants were scheduled to mile run to shore., PoUce authorities have mounted ground and air searches By Voting DistHc^ coasting in winter. There was a North Coventry, Conn. talnen sympathetic to Northern ^ triumphant parades A South Vietnamese spokes­ al Bank parking lot oh Main St. parking space on Main St. yes- for the missing girl. A house-to-house search and scouring by ----- ' terday morning and hit a park- District Dem. Rep. Un. Total bare flat spot as if the top of the Admitted Wednesday: Bar­ man reported that the two mo­ Ireland’s Roman r>,thfiMc ml- ®'^*'’ “ *® culminating scores of poUce of backyards, vacant lots and buildings, ga­ Manchester Rotary Club wUI ed car next to hers belonging to 1 1,450 1,094 779 3,323 hill had been cut off. There was bara Lukeman, Pinnacle Rd., Furnihire, Antiques, Household Goods, nority are calling on the British proceasioiis In 19 cities, torized junks "were observed 1,418 813 3,511 a small base ball place big Ellington; Nell Rittenband, rages and bushes In about a third of the cltv also faUed tb’tura reaching the shore” at Oia meet Tuesday at 6:80 p.m., at the Jarvis ConstrucUon Co., 2 1,280 Tools, Toys, Glassware, Books, government to prevent "a mas- *'“ !"'***« “ “ Belfast, up a clue, according to Lansing Mayor Gerttid Graves. the Manchester Ooin\try Club. 283 E. Center St., police said. 3 . ^ 953 962 550 2,465 enough for playing’ "one-a-cat.” Scott Dr., South Windsor; Gen- TUng village, just north of the O.C. cannot remember when the aacre” this weekend in a feared ^ ^ ^ 432 2,033 elle Atwood, Village St., Rock- Bric>mmunlsts attacked where the post office -now ton; Alexander Grous, Baker Inmate by his hair and punching bike. Chllbe^ stopped Ws trespassing on town-ov^ not been advertised three times. march In five cities this week- •^Bmes n , leading 21,000 troope suspensions of’ three other em­ stands. That hill was covered Place, Clarence Kumis, Ban­ sandals the youth on his buttocks several the plush mountain-top reiiort of Pair Join and the collision occurred. The The proposal will appear on the end to protest aUeged brutality dicludlng French infantry, regu- ployes from five days to one Kiri Rom, which besides gov­ board’s August agenda. with pine trees, some old and croft Rd., Robert Yost, Grove men’s • ladles’ - children * beach • pool - play by British soldiers ^ Irish cavaliy and untrained day. . times with the side of his fist. boy was treated at Manchester In addition to fines provided ernment troop installations in­ ' The proposed law was large. St., all Rockville; Sam Cor, Pln- The Incident occurred after •Memorial Hospital and released. in Uie ordinance, the commis­ ^‘Anything that Would sep- ^ currounded by Willis Yaraall, assistant direc­ several boys started fighting and cludes villas and hotels fre­ MCC Staff prompted i by recent incidents Every third of July night ney St., Ellington; Edith Hall, sion suggested that a violator arate these marches would be a i? * " tor of cottage Ufe, had been one boy ripped a telephone out quented by Cambodia’s wealthy A written warning for an .im ­ j » tu . . J of damage at the Charter Oak someone managed to get into Buff -Cap Rd., Tolland; Diana be required to. pay the town in good thing.’ ’ McConneU said. M«ig W i l ^ m . charged with using brutal force of a cottage wall and threw it class ” Manchester Community Col­ proper turn was issued to Field, Mt. Nebo, Center Park, the old Center Church and ring Negrelll, Conklin Rd., Rock­ full for any damages incurred. the bell. To prevent that one M e i 2 t o , in Belfast, North- *“, on an inmate during a fracas out a window. According to Yar- lege recently made two staff Charles Saunders, 26, of 166 A ...... t I.... .in town schools. Most of the ville; Donna Neff, Grand Ave., J r i d i t a t The strike began shortly after year, a Mr. Henderson was R ocl^ lle; Carol DaRosa, Regain era Ireland, Ireland’s militant ^ “ “ In one of the cottages March nall, the inmate had refused to appointments. Summit St., yesterday after the t "n.n______ihnn ’ i incldente were labeled acts of RepubUcans have a fresh way *^® midnight and appeared to have nornr moreTTinrn than .♦50" CSn be » J . ■ i, ,, hired to spend the night in the Rd Vernon; Glola Bertlnasco, 17 and was fired after a state stay in bed. Richard A. Dana of Lyme was "deliberate destruction.” .4 to combipe protest with pleas­ more propaganda than military car he was driving struck a car charged to any person operat- church to act as watchman. East Hartford; William LaPlant (See Page Two) investigation. YamaH’s case and the others made assistant director of the driven by John B. Riley, 19, of ure. They go fishing. significance. Imagine his state of mind when Jr., Westland Rd., Rockville; But the four-member appeals were involved in a state probe division of humanities and com­ A big vfish-ln’ ’ campaign The command also said the Lawtisi Rd. Saunders was en­ the bell began to toll but he Francis Tobin, Vernon Ave., ’the VTuracte cf tnoVn ' board ruled that the disciplinary of alleged brutality at the munication arts. H*s chief duty ing is suspected, but it is un­ starts Sunday on the River two South Vietnamese .Infantry tering Linden St. from Center couldn’t find anyone at the rope. Rockville; Linda Wuchevlch, downtown 'manc^^r: action against Yaraall was "out school. will be to develop a communica­ known if anything was taken. Boyne, where onU-RepubUcan and armor regiments returned St. WANTED Well it was possible, as the Stafford Springs; Alice Ganga- of proportion to the infraction as tions center for instruction in Protestants this weekend cele­ proven." The board recommend­ 'The other three employes dis­ toward the border today after numerous aspects of media tech­ church was constructed, then to way. West Wlllington, and Doris Boy K illed ciplined for allegedly using ex­ Someone broke into the Don brate the scene of their 1690 vic­ ed instead that his punishment Tl’io of GIs light up smokes after finishing a combat mission. (AP Photofax) completing sweeps near Phnom. COMPLAINTS Clean, Late Modd get on the roof of a rear porch. Holt, PlUsbury HIU, RockvUle. cessive force on the youths are nology. Wdllis Garage sometime last tory over CathKdlo forces. be 60 days suspension and a Penh ‘and of areas north and Besides his administrative A 16-year-old boy was appre­ night. The cigarette machine strong reprimand. William Yaraall, Roceo Gudain northeast of the capital when It work, he 1s teaching a course in U S E D C A R S Fish-ins will be staged daUy Near H om e and Jdhn Benware. hended yesterday afternoon af- was tampered with but not for a week on rivers cC-botA the The ruling was issued on the appesued a communist attack English composition during the The board ruled that Benwar ter allegedly taking a pair of opened. Nothing else w m dam -, T op Prices Paid southern RepuUic and British- A three-year-old Manchester b ^ of an appeal hearing con­ was Imminent. current summer session. should have been suspended for white sox from King’s Depart- aged or taken. Entry was gain- ruled Northern irelsiid. boy died of Injuries last night ducted May 20. A command spokesman said a During radio’s Golden Age, For All Makes! Police Quell Saigon Students ment Store. He was referred to ed through a broken window. The flahJns are one of the after being found bleeding near The board found that Yaraall (See Page Three) forward command post of South Dana wrote and directed many a flatbed truck near his home. Vietnam’s IV Corps has been network programs, including juvenile authorities. ------CARTER CHEVROLET methods by which the left wing SAIGON (AP) Government^ bands on all four of them but' he “ They aimed it right at me ------A radio, wrenches, and other dlsrnantled at Phnom Penh’s "Hit Parade” , ’’Gang Busters,” C O ., IN C . arm of the outlawed Irish Re­ The boy died about il:30 p.m. police breaking up a student’ had remov-ed the oqe piiined on and hit me in the back of the A broken window was noticed tools have disappeared from publican Army—IRA—seeks to at St. Francis Hospital in Hart- demonstration with tear jjas to­ him.- . > head," he said. Watson said he military airport and its person­ ‘ •March of ’Hme,” ” We the Peo­ 1229 Main S t nel returned to Can Tho, South ple,” and the "Kate Smith by police last night at Don’s the home of Reginald Pinto, 871 push Its camjMlgn for a socialist ford after being taken first to day arrested three American ' The student demonstration be­ would go to a hospital for treat­ American Station, at 128 Tol- W. MClddle Tpke., sometime Phone «49-5238 t o r Ireland. the Manche^er Memorial Hos­ newsmen—two of them vO’earing gan after an antiwar group ment. Vietnam. Show.” His work in documen­ T I m N HOUSE” Segregated Private Schools Other South Vietnamese land Tpke. Breaking and enter- since mid-April. The waters chosen invariable pital from his home off Oakland black arm bands given them by called International Vietnam The Dispatch newsmen said taries earned him Ohio State troops, however, remained in and Peabody journalism awards. are those owned by big land­ 81. the students. Fact-Finding Mission joined Sai­ their film was confiscated after gon'high school and college stu­ the general area of Phnom Penh Television assignments in­ lords or BrlUsh-controUed fish­ Police said only that the acci­ To Lose Tax-Exempt Status Two other newsmen, Jed Du­ their arrest. TODAY THRU SATURDAY dents in a "peace conference” and may be used soon for opera­ cluded "Meet the Press,” "Per­ ery companies. One of the first dent occurred about 2 p.m. In vall of OBS and George Watson A U.S. Embassy spokesman rally. Speakers included Charles tions In the north, where serious son to Person,” "David Niven to be fished in the coming cam- a parking i ^ a of an apartment WASHINGTON (AP) — The The ruling will no longer al- of ABC, said they were beaten said, the wearing of the black paign Is a stretch of river owned complex under construction, and Nixon ^ n la t r a t io n 1 ^ decld- contributors to a school to by plainclothesmen in front of Palmer,'president of the Nation­ arm bands by officially ac- Communist pressure remairu, Show,” "Four Star Plajdiouse,” al Student Association of the and "Chrysler Theatre.” by James ChlsterClart, prime occdpled. ed racially segregated private write ntt their the National Assembly. • creitited newsmen, in the em­ the spokesman said. U to o d la iu L GARDENS United States, who condemned The departure of large num- minister of Northern Ireland. 'Uic boy^ who had apparently schools are not charitable insti- charitable a!fd theref^e t ^ d“ The arrested newsmen—John bassy’s view, "jepardizes the Before moving to Connecticut, the U.S. government for sup­ Dana was for many years The campaign organizers call been playing with a second boy Steinbeck 4th, Jerry Liles and whole press corps" and would tiers of South Vietnamese troops Tom Fox all of Dispatch News porting President Nguyen Van jeopardize the embassy’s posi­ seemed to signal a considerable televisiMi-radio supervisor for _168 WOODLAND ST__OPEN DAILY TILL •—PHONE 648-8474 themselwes the the National *“ the area shortly before 2 Thieu. Toung and Rublcam, New York Waters Restoration League. P-***-. 'vas John C. O'Brien of 25 Service International—were in tion in trying to assist anyone lessening of the danger' of a Watson said he and Duvall advertising agency. His wife, They are an offshoot of Sinn Tudor Lone. empt status: police custody about 90 minutes. who was arrested under such Communist attack on Phnom ~ Con Be Tha though not many schools will be were beaten briefly by police­ Mildred, is a professional tele- Felh, the imHHeiti wing of the **® taken to Manchester In a poUcy ruling drafted aft- ______They had been stopped a half circumstances. Penh. affected because few have any men who first tried to confiscate visian actress. Beginning O f IR A Sinn F ^ f o lr ir iT t o r ’’our- Memorial Hospital by ambu- er a year of internal debate and taxable income block from the American Em­ Meanwhile, the - peace group When the troops ' arrived bassy Just after 200 riot police their film. J(dm M. Harrison of Storrs selves alone” ^ ® ® ’ ®»n®>Y«ncy treat- announced at a l^ tU y called Mississippi. WilUam J charged that the police "brutal­ around the capital late last — . , ^ , ment, and Immediately trans- dispersed about 1,600 students “ We tried to talk to the police^ ly broke up” the demonstration month, one provincial capital was named director of publica- Your Flower Or news coherence Friday, the In- glmmons, treasurer of the Clti- F ^ -ln a _ ^ u r a U y l e ^ to Francis Hospital In with tear gas. and they started to beat us up with beatings and tear gas. and mllltaiy regional headquar­ catlons, with offices in the fac­ flght-lns, with water baUiffs and g^tlcal condition. ulty building, 139 E. Center St. i^Tt in t®*^ h T *®"* School Foundation, Associated Press newsman with their fists,” he said. "Nei­ ’The* delegation is made up of ters had fallen and at least two Vegiiable Garden! poUce contesting trith the mUl- ^ hospital spokesman said he about 10 000 private schools- ^ ^ carl Robinson was with the In the new- full-time position ther of us offered any resistance about 20 members from the Communist regiments were tant rodmen. In the last such qj multiple internal In- from W nderg^en to college- ^^^ool system, caked the ruling three Dispatch newsmen when made necessary by the college's whatsoever.” United States, Australia, New within easy striking distance of rnimt demonstrate a nondlscri- wickedest at thf they were stopped, but he growth, he is responsible for the encountor 18 persona were ar- juries about 11:30 p.m. after un- Watson said that after their Zealand and The Netherlands. the Cambodian capital. minatory admissions poUcy by walked away after showing his catalog, faculty and student Toko it From Me, Dearie rested. dergolng surgery and being ad- encounter with the - policemen The delegation said It had Far more powerful North public statement or an integrat­ press credentials. Robinson said handbooks, program informa­ some of. the officers stood 20 (See Page Nine) (See Page Eight)- ed student body. \ (See Page Two) the students had -pinned arm tional brochures, and news re­ THERE'S STILL TIME feet away and fired tear gas. (See Page Three) (See Page Eight) leases. Harrison has nearly five TO PLANT wMi PLANTS years’ experience in publica­ tions and public relations, pri­ froni marily in health. He was infor­ WOODLAND GARDENS! HEADQUARTERS mation director for the Connec­ U.S. Doctor Helps Lepers ticut Tuberculosis and Respira­ for MONSANTO tory Disease Association, and prior to that, program consult­ BEDDINO PUNT ant and information specialist for its Hartford County affili­ SPECIAL! HTH Life in Vietnam ates He is a former employe of Editor's Note: Alma De Luce, potatoes, manioc and garden cer in Da Nang, she collected 42 The Herald’s advertising de­ ! ^ 3 Cenfotners i A nd SWIMMING wife of As»ociated Press staff vegetables. musical instruments as gifts. partment. GET THE 4lh ONE FREE! member Daniel De Luce, has Even when the disease has The orphans love them. They He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. POOL SUPPLIES! FREE g i f t s f o r ALL accompanied him on recent ex­ been arrested and tests are neg­ take lessons from a Marine Albert W. Harrison of 33 Myrtle tensive 'rislts to North and ative, lepers do not return to band. St., and is married to the for­ mostly 'container South l^tnam . In South Viet- their home villages. For 266 Some orphans already play mer Mias Llga Volmara of REGISTER AS OFTEN AS YOU PLEASE nani, shs' met and photograph­ Vietnamese, adults and chil­ tunes, others still practice Brooklyn, N. Y. Ageratum, Snaps, Marigolds, Salvia, Let Ue Help You With Your ed Americana who work at dren, Happy Haven is the world. lAwn and Garden Insect Prob­ scales. When giving a concert, An Ehigiish major, Harrison Petunias; Asters and Many More. easing-the misery they find It U supported by United World each plays whatever song he received his BA in 1960 from lem! Headquarters for: Ortho, Kerr-McOee, and Acme Garden FOR THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL GIFTS: around them. Missions. knows. Trinity College, where he was a ------i______\Wlth materials 'donated by the f'hemloals. Get The Rtgfav Solu­ B f ALMA De LUCE ‘"rae effect is stunning,” says member of the Brownell Club, tion To Your Problems The 10 i TRANSISTOR RADIOS 1 - ROTARY LAWN MOWE? U;S. Air Force, the leprosarium Aasoeiatod Press Writer Dr. Stuart Harverson, director Air Force ROTC, and co-cap- First ’lime! 1 - SET OF TIRES 2-20” GIRLS’ BIKES now. has a communal building. of the orphanage, which Is sup­ taln of the rifle team in 1966 VEGETABLE PLANTS 4 . SHOCK ABSORBERS 2 - 20” BOYS’ BIKES , An American who gives a It is named for two Dutch volun­ ported by the Worldwide Evan­ and 1967. damn in Vietnam con comfort a teers, Mimi du Fosse and Nelly gelization Crusade, o f . Fort At Manchester High School, 3io Our Fiiir" 1-16 PC. SET DINNERWARE 4 -ELECTRIC CAN OPENERS lot ot misery. Heybosr, who nursed the lepers Washington, Pa. from which he graduated In 1- ROYAL CASTLE BLANKET 2 - ELECTRIC TOASTERS Dr. Leslie Smith cares for le­ in recent years. Dr. Harverson, an Australian 1966, he was a member of the contoliior ®C 3 fogSZM SoIobKoi of 2 - POPCORN POPPERS 2 - PORTABLE MIXERS pers. He has been a medical The only other settlement on medical missionary, came to Spanish Club. In hi« sophomore mlseionary In Vietnam more Crescent Bay is an orphan vil­ Hrey territory In 1968 and has year, he won the Underclass Tomatoes, Peppers, Eggplant, Cabbage, Qualfty 2 -ELECTRIC BLENDERS 3 - STEAM & DRY IRONS than 40 yeara. lage for 86 children, ages 2 to produced the tribe’s first dic­ Prose Award in the annual Lettuce, Broccoli, Celery, Parsley, Onions 2 -SOLDERING KITS 2 - ELECTRIC HAIR DRYERS , HU life’s work U wrapped up 16. They were rescued from d tionary and 12 books. HU trans­ Quill contest. and Many More. EWEROREENS, to Happy Haven Leprosarliun. besieged Montsgnard hamlet in lated Bible story of David and Harrison was a member of It lies on a crescent beach of Da Quang Ngai province through Goliath is the little tribesmen’s state rifle championship teams SH ADE AND -Nang Bay, at the foot of Hal the efforts of Major Myrl'Allto- favorite reading. Their favorite in' his s(^bomore and junior Van (Seacloud) Pass. der, of North Augusta, S.C. hymn, sung In Hrey to- four_ years, and was elected co-cap- Ow Late Vegstahle Fhmti ORNAMENTAL DON WILUS Because of guerrilla attacks The orphans belong to the parts, is "What A Friend I Have tain as a junior. He was ranked on Highway No. 1 through the Hrey tribe. The major, who flew In Jesus.” "Expert Rifleman” by the Na­ TREES! pqas, It U closed at night. Fight­ an F4 Phantom to t6e Love A Marine Corps major, Ed­ Ara Now RtiNly! ^ i h o /l . discount tional Rifle Association, and as er bombers fly over the leprosa­ Bugs, a Marine Corps fighter- ward- W. JButchart, of Virginia a Junior captured third place IV /O tHIS WFEK!' GARAGE rium on daytime strikes into the bomber group, arranged for a Beach, Va., has done as much medal in individual champion-, IB MAIN STREET nearby hiUs. Caribou to airlift the orphans to as any outsider to.bring little ships of the Southern New The lepers smile at their safety. pleasures to lepers and orphans. England sectional match. 8SE OUB OOBIPLETB L D n GERANIUM SALE OF: LandseapeT Materials:, MANCHESTER, CONN. work. After being objects of In their owm language, they He led me to the Da Nang city m addition to the high school Shrubs, Onuunental and Slutde) fear, they have gained a feeling named him, "The American orphanage, wdiich has 347 chil- rifle dub and National Rifle Trees, Needle and Broad Leafed Tolophono 649^531 of security, with medical care Who Loves Us.” dren. Including 'Jthe trash can Association, he was a member Evergreens, Perennials, VfaMb. and little houses of their own. When Mrs. Daniel Blackwell, baby.” ' She Is radiantly beauti­ ful girl of 12 months. Som after of the National Muzxle-Loading A I C o lo n etc. at LOm»T PRICES PW The lepers catch fish to the of Kansas City, Mo., received c FINEST QUAUTF! Come and birth, she was found abandoned m i s Association, Connecticut sea, .raise pigs, chickens and word about the orphans from . Stats Rifle and RewSver Reg. 9 9 c 4 1.19 see for yoorseU . . . ! Serving The Motoring Public FofOver 40 Years First Lt. Mary Ertz of Iowa sits with young Viet is one of many Americans who are trying to help rabbiU, and grow taro, sweet her husband, a Navy dental offi­ (See Page Fifteen) elation, and Mountain Acres patient in South Vietnamese hospital. Nurse Ertz alleviate the misery around them. (AP Photofax) Rifle and Pistd Club.,

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Lee Throws today's Apollo 14 Preparations: THEATER TIME SheiilYVolil o n B r id g e V--' M in is te H * S t a r , g a ^ e i C f iO Indians Face Senators m m MOVIE luqmaB ■By(XAYR.K)IXAN- SCH EDULE ^ A Akin LfRRA FORRARBV 1BAND DON’T STIBBENDKR W MAS. Ill H YourDottyAdhrilyGutde K H is Support Low M orale Seen Leading CONTROL OF TRUMPS S h o t D e a d According fo the Start, '' In Battle fo r ^Temple’ BATCltDAY YOUNG PEOPLE NORTH n By A IF R ^ SHElMWOU) To .develop messoge for Sunday, 4 8 7 6 \ 1-13-26J8 7-19-24-377 Burnside -^The Out of Town- rfw oS^oefh* oM/w ratinga <• lo Mann As an eicperienced player ,ywi read ^lordsjcorresponding to nurhbers WASHINGTON (AS*) — the lands In 1906 when he includ- ■ ^ .L k rB S T poroMf ■SeniMaavllaMMi' el I n A tla n ta /5D41-82« <849-71 V Adorned In blankets, bells and ed their mountains and toe Blue, T o D u ffe y To Lower W ork Standards ers, 7:00, 9:00. know Just trtiat to do 'When C? K 5 3 of your Zodloc birth sign. " movie cement lee viewing be Ibeie children. O K Q 9 TAURUS braids, a 90-year-'52-57-67 19 Unrollobl. 49 Clothing 79 Cor Sirabella, president of the 10:30; Bandolero, 8:60. HO OHE UHOEA 17 AOMITTED 1 4 Pass 2 N T Pats to trace the taxi driver and he 20 Of 50 Irrltobl. BOSotn. , this week as toe Indians made When toe Indian Claims Com- cerned that cutbacks in the take is to impress on the people and continued toe suit until AQUARIUS Oreater New Haven Central La- Todor'i FUNNY wiQKpar $1.00 for Mansfield Drive-In — A Boy (Ag« limit may vary 3 O Pass 3 ♦ Pa** gave them a descriptimi ot the UO 21 Your 51 In 81 Puslod there plea. After two days of te- mission ruled in 1966 that the Mch "fonny" utod. S«nd gogs to: space program which have that despite the fact that they South ruffed the third round. j JULY 21 bcw Council and Henry E. Par­ Named Charlie Brown, 8:80; In ciHiln artot) 4 4 All Pas^_ / ^ car to triilcfa the man trans­ 22 May 52Catch4t 82 Changes JAN. 20 Today's FUNNY, 1200 West Third St., caused layoffs, may lead to poor may be worried about their Since South HeuI been around 23Guld. 53 Amus«Twnt 83 LKturM dious questioning, they aban- Taos had aboriginal title to ker, a local black leader who Run Wild, Rim Free, 10:16. ferred. L,At/0.22 HA ft Clt>tlai^,Ohio44l13. workmanship at Cape Kennedy. Jobs, we’re still counting on for a good many years, he led I— ------—---- '----- ^ ^ — 24Prcpl. 54Advlc. 84 Money doned toe hearing to the Indians 130,000 acres (meailing they ex- ran unsuccessfully in a Demo­ 13-544546 25 Horn. 55 Strwigthm 85Dm I 8-22-44^/^ " I think we would be naive if them.” State—^A Boy Named Charlie *u. H gSB «» B !»«••«»« ’ Detectives said a car match­ and toe senators. clusively used it before settlers W TmC toe Eu:e of trumps Euid then J In today’s hEmd, South should 13-75-78 26 You 56 In 86 Repairs I74-76-77 cratic primary for mayor iast Brown, 3:06, 6:06, 9:16; Support ing the description was stopped 27Th. 5 7 t h . i 87-Soclolli. The Taos case has become came), toe Indians refused a we didn’t assume that people Asked if he thought the lack of MOTION ncTww cooi or ml»-ncouation. entered dummy with a dlEimond go EtocEid with toe trump finesse • VIR60 PISCIS year. Tour Local Sheriff, 1:30, 4:80, dwrtly afterwards and four 28 Early Sa Every * 88 Grocfully celebrated in the nation—^wito cash settlement and held out fo r. Group Protests are unhappy," Shepard said. "If morale could have caused the to return a trump. 29 Of 59 Monty 89 Status n i. If ISPS Lee announced m id w ay 7:30. even thougti it is sure to loee. men were brought in for ques­ many feeling their cause stands toe land. you say, ‘Well, I won’t be work­ Apollo 13 accident in April, EEist discEirded a club, and 30 Way. 60 Aitnationt 90 Out UAk. 2 0 ^ through that primary campaign UA Theater—M»A*S*H, 1:45, If West tsdees toe queen of tioning, but there were no cu> m s . ’i 7/12 for religious freedom and Jus------:------Bill Amendment ing here tomorrow why should I Mitchell said he would leave South shook his heEid in disap­ ^6-15-2SJ4 that he was stepping down after 3:48, 6:46, 7:46, 9.46. Crash Kills Nine spades, ho cannot return a rests. ^ )G o o 3 , (^AdvcKC Neutral 5-14-29-39^^ tice for toe Indians. worry about that lltUe crew I that up to other officials to de­ pointment. Perhaps this shEdc- &4940-79M 5342-8347* 16 years in office. His place as hoEurt since dummy can ruff. Howard was believed to be Francis P. DellaFera of 142 Just dropped down there?’ . . . cide. ing addled something in his Only Wednesday, President the Democratic organlzatioh’s SUNDAY Near Golden Gate If West refuses to take the collecting rent in the church- S, Lakewood Circle is expected We would all be n^ve if we brain, for South went up with Nixon cast his lot trtth toe Taos IRS Adm its candidate was taken by Bar- The final ground assembly Burnside — The Out of Town- " SAN, FRANCISeX) (AP) — queen, ^ u t o CE|n draw a third owned housing project at toe to be among representatives of didn’t admit that this situation toe king of spades Eind thus and said toe government should jthdomew Ouida, who is now and checkout of Apollo space­ ers, 2:00, 4:00, 6:00, 8:00. Nine persons were crushed to trump with the king EUid then time of the shooting, jmUce said. New England nursing home exists somewhere in the sys­ went down. PUC Takes Legal Steps give them title to toe 48,000 mayor. craft is conducted at Cape Ken­ Cinema I (East Hartford) — take his diamonds and clubs, Before coming to Atlanta in groups who will travel to the tem.” death eEU-ly today in a headon If South now led toe Jjack of acres which has been toe nu­ C o m p u t e r nedy prior to launch. A special Getting Straight, 2:00, 4:28, leaving; West ruff with the September 1968, {toward bad Lee’s support for Duffey was nation’s capital next week to collision a mile from toe Golden spades. West 'would take toe to cleus of their life for more than Ed Mitchell, lunar module pi­ procedure performed on Apollo 6:48, 9:16; Magic Machines, queen of speulea when he been prominent in Metfaodtat less than a surprise, particularly protest reductions in federal Gate Bridge, the Highway Pa­ queen Euid would force out de- T o A p p e a l S N E T R u l ^ 700 years. lot on Apollo 14, said "contin­ 13 caused switches to bum and 4:10, 6:30, 9:00. pleases. Church circles in Ohio. He M isinform ed since the state Democratic con­ funds for patients in nursing trol SElid. clEirer’s lEist trump with Einother When not testifying during toe uous delay” of the moon mis­ led to the space accident which Bast Hartford Drive-In — vention two weeks ago. homes. A small foreign sports car heart. West’s five of spade* Daily Queetton worked for 12 years in Oolum- HAR/TFORD, Conn. (A P ) — to be refunded If subsequent ac- hearing, toe Indians sat intent­ sion and the budget cutback has imperiled the Apollo 13 astro­ Kelly’s Heroes, 8:36; Cincinnati CHERRY HILL, N.J. (AP) — Lee tried briefly to muster The group, being headed by cEurying three men sind an would eventuEilly tEdte toe set PEutoer opens with one spade, bus at toe The State Public Utilities Ck>m- Uon went against toe phone ly, sometimes being moved to made people worry about their nauts. Kid, 10:86. and toe Riverside MethoAat Marine Pvt, Frank Sexton support for himself as a candi­ Morris Slbulkln Jr., president American sedEin cEtrrying six ting trick. If South abandoned and the next player pasaea. You mission (PUC) has taken legal company. anger „ at remarks------they------felt Im- Jobs. Apollo 14, now scheduled Thousands of Cape Kennedy East Windsor Drive-In — A date for lieutenant governor at of the Massachusetts Federa­ men and women were demol­ trumps. West w^uld stxxier or hold: Spades, 4; Hesrts, A-8-7- steps that insure It a chance Last month, Devlin ruled that plied their religion might not bo mekes (110 a month and was ex- for early next year, originally workers have been laid off in Boy Named Charlie Brown, the convention, but was passed tion of Nursing Homes, plans ished in toe crash, officers said. later get a ruffing trick with 6; Diamonds, 8-6-S; CSubs, J- to appesd a recent court decision toe PU C should review its orl- toe only reason for wanting toe pectlng a (106 tax refund this was to have been launched this the past few months as a result 8:30; Charge of the Light Bri­ ovbr .by^party leaders In favor to meet Tuesday and Wednes­ There were no survivors. toe five of spEides. 9-e-4-8. Ex-Prem ier In a controversial rate increase ginal decision In toe case be- rich tlmberland. year, but toe way toe IRS fig- month. of space agency budget cuts and gade, 10:16. of Bridgeport’s mayor Hugh day with congressmen to dis­ Identities of toe victims, most Don’t ShEike Head What do you say7 case involving too Southern N ew cause some errora h ^ beeii At toe hearli^. Secretary of jjg owes them "Tlie people at the Cape," Manchester Drive-In — Be­ Curran. cuss a proposed amendment to an extension of the Apollo moon of them, young, were not avedl- Perhaps I ought to W Eim you Answer: Pass. Avoid respond-. said Mitchell, “as dedicated as neath the Planet of the Apes, England Telephone Company. made by both sides. He sent the Interior Walter J. Hickel 1126 464 86 To mniiA mattAro Lee then pcMsed up the voting HR Bill ITOeo. mission schedule. able. Eigalnst shEiking your heEul, e*- , ing with tmly 6 pednts, particu- O f F r a n c e 8:40; Bandolero, 10:18. Frank Odium, counsel to toe the case back to toe PU C and agreed toe 'Taos case is unique ^ r s e he la on hia w av to viAt at the convention, sending his The amendment calls for re­ Patrolmen SEild toe accident pecially when you’ve Just suf­ lEirly 'When you have a poor fit UC, said BTlday that toe com- asked them to reconsider toe and toe land should be granted. ^ Mansfield Drive-In —^A Boy PUC. nam. alternate instead. ducing the federal share of was toe worst in toe bridge’s fered a blow. A bridge player’s with pEirtner’s suit. You would F o u n d D e a d mission has filed an “Intent to partial rate denial along pew Only toe lumbermen and His alternate—Slrabella-^omi- Named Charlie Brown, 8:60; 33-year history and was toe glEidly rEdse if partner opened " ’ITiey must be nuts," toe costs for care under Medicaid brain Is a delicate mechEUilsm. BINIC France (AP) __ The appeal” a recent decision by guidelines. ' sportsmen—and an occasional nated Duffey. Record 672 Are Enrolled Run Wild-Run Free, 10:15. most deadly they could recEill in with one hoEOt, since then your Cherry Hill serviceman said be­ by one-third after the 90th day More to toe point, don’t go body of Felix Galllard, premier Superior Court Judge Raymtmd It U that decision, and toeSpaniard eu-gulng that his peo- Duffey now faces two oppon­ State — A Boy Named Charlie Ssin Francisco. singleton would be Ein Etsset; fore pushing off for California a patient is in a skilled nursing out of your way to sunrender r f ^ a n c e for five months dur- Devlin, telling toe P U C to re- refund, arrangement that may pie also had been deprived of ents in the Aug IS primary. Brown, 3:05, 6:,05, 9:15; Support when your psutner bids spades, on his way to Southeast Asia. " I home. In MCC Summer Session Pool Stolen control of toe trumps. If you Ing the poUtlcal turbulence in consider parts of Its decision In be appealed to toe Supreme their land rights—disagreed, .They are Stamford businessman Your Local Sheriff, 1:30, 4:30, however, your singleton spade only made about (1,700 last According to Slbulkln, the ELLENSBURG, Wash. (AP) must loose a trump, try to lohe the late 1960s was found in too toe case. Court— depending on how ac- The panel of senators was dl- AljSionsus Donahue, who was 7:30. ' .1 P proposed reduction could lead The 6T2 students • taking Federal Higher Education Act — DlEuie Pond reported to police It while dummy Is still In po­ is a liability. year." He said this is toe most endorsed by the convention, and U A M ‘ A»S*H, 2:30, 4:45, innciioh minnnAi today after an The "Intent to appeal," said ceptable to Devlin toe P U C re- vlded. to patients being transferred courses at Manchester Commun­ of 1966, MCX3 is providing a pro­ Friday toe theft of a wading sition to stop the enemy’s long Copyright 1970 he had ever made in one year. State Sen. Edward L. Marcus of 7:00, 9:00. General Featarea Corp. explosion apparently ripped his Odium, Is Intended at this point tdew Is. A N ew York Seneca Indian, from professional nursing ity College this summer make gram of studies for inmates of pool from the front yard of her suit. Considering toe fact that it N ew Haven, state senate ma­ yacht to pieces. to simply leave toe PUC’s op- Meanwhile, Odium said, toe Mrs. Sue Lallmang, expressed homes to lesser facilities after the Connecticut Correctional In­ home on Water Street. Monkey on His Back would take Sexton 06 years fo jority leader. it the largest summer session in The body of a male compan- Uons open. But, he said, " I 20-month delay In settling toe too emoUon of Indians over the the 90-day period, and might stitute in Somers. The program, Camb6dian monkey keeps a firm grip on the leash of his pet, a GI o f the U.S. pay this amount on his present the college's seven-year hlstorf, Extended Forecast Ion was found about toe same would assume that we would” case has given rise to another issue. cause "catastrophic problems." first offered in the spring se­ Increasing cloudiness Wednes­ 25th Division, at Katum, 80 miles north-northwest of Saigon. The soldier was time. The bodies of two women want to appeal toe case if sub- issue. What will happen to toe “I wish to Impress upmi this « ^ r y - t h a t is If he didn’t treat DellaFera, who is administra­ according to Mario V. Flondella, mester, consists of two sections -> I R ■ C OlMDITIOraED day with a chance of showers. adopted by the monkey during eui operation in CEunbodia’s Fishhook region. passengers were found Friday sequent decisions go too severely money already collected under committee toe fact that these himself to food* shelter and tor and part owner of Crestfleld 'summer session director. The of a social science course, one Near seasonable temperatures STATE along with wreckage of toe against toe PUC. the rate rise? people, toe Taos, are spiritually c lo to l^ —his outraged protest R e d B lo c Convalescent Hospital at 668 enrollment is ah 83 per cent in­ math course, and one English MANCNISTIS CINTIR crease ovef last year’s 369. course. with dally highs averaging in tail PARK RIAfl 0( THIATRC craft. The telephone company has The PU C is maintaining, Od- suffering. A ll Indians weep, we seemed Justified. When he tele- Vernon St., will represent nurs­ i i a u u u » W olficlaU said toe cmidltion of filed slmUar Intentions to appeal, lum said, that in toe interim toe “ i®®® P®®P*® who are phoned toe IRS, a spokesman Highest 'enrollments are In Two goals are to encourage the upper 70s to Ifw, 80s. Over­ Today ^’Charlie Brown" B a n k E y e s ing home givups from Connecti­ “Ihe case has a complicated telephone company should have beautiful, who come here In told him to mall In his records. EkigUsh, psycholc^, and prison Inmates to attend college night lows ranging from the up­ Eind Cont. from 1:30 Dor tgiajJ. Aflfl/vTEAnnrwk ixn.irAA the bodies &nd the wreck&^e of cut, He is in his fifth term as Bagley Will Resign such dignity to present their But even a hardbolled IRS mathematics courses. per 60s to low 60s. ^ . . « >s^hnRRrAt.o HamnAtiiwi yscht Indicated there had history, said Odliun, and he been forced to make do at its president of the Connecticut As­ after their release, and to learn Sun. 3:06 • 0:08 A 8:16 444 TTie 870 students in the regu­ wt ft# tha exploslon followed by a added It would be “premature*' old rates— the rates that were man conceded toere may have C apitalists sociation of Extended Health whether fewer former prisoners lar summer session are MOC or said she had listened to been an error in toe govem- Care Facilities. who studied while in prison will centnAnt Plains(PiftifiR today,tndav but rainsrfllna ta­ta- off the to say now what wUl happen in effect without any Increase other, college students making ' A ^ linn MTiiMiis From School Board coast of Jersey, a Channel is- by toe time future decisions at all. P. Anderson, D ment's ways. "Obviously, some- MOSCOW (A P ) — The Soviet Presidents of nursing home return beause of'subsequent pered off alter two days of up deficiencies or accelerating crimes than those who did not „ THEATRE EAST *^anuts* Gang land. have been rendered. The court when it rranted IV , Metcalf, D- body made a mistake," a bloc’s new international invest­ associations for Maine, New F«i im MWH _ , _ Roger Bagley will submit his resignation as a Board heavy downpours along scat- programs of study; recent high study. ment bank is authorized to do Hampshire, V erm ont and in their of Education member at the board’s meeting Monday at tered sections of toe eastern Galllard was 60 years old. Basically, toe case Involves an the temporaiy increase ^ t o e ^ ^ c e ^ o n ^ toe toS[oSd*J!Tle school graduates taking courses David Rose, a mathematics He was one of toe nation's re- annual (24 million telephone rate phone comoanv would have to excepuon to toe li^ o la d rule >rhere must have been some Rhode Island are also slated to 8 p.m. in the Bennet Junior High School Main Building, seaboard. business with capitalist banks as an introduction to college; or instructor in the Somers pro­ SFirstcMovie! p ou aca temper. misinformation put into the participate. Flash-flood warnings were in .U. ^ prepared to refund money dians with money, never ’?.S' land, an d , other international finan­ non-college persons seeking gram, said of the prison stu­ The board is expected to appoint Robert E. Spillane of computer," the spokesman ex­ greater proficiency in business 288 Tlmrod Rd.■ to fill...... the un­ effect until late Friday night in produced by toe temporary rate other ambiUous Indians also cial-credit institutions, Soviet dents, "The Interest and ability GalllLuti I rose through toe ^ ® tel^hone company ap- hike if toe final decision turned ntlrtit seek toe land oavment plained. "'We certainly would be skills or cultural enrichment. expired term. Both are Repub- decision of April 26 to bus 77 ^rUons of Delawwe and Mary- shown by many of them is com­ * TT«% Aiz. SMAnoo ft# s*oim curious about what happened." ETnance 'Minister Vasily Garbu­ licai^. taiiu <->v <-u ■*7s uAiPivo VI -laasic route of toe French civil P**®^ 824 million raise in u down or reduced It. Mrs Lallmang said toe Taos’ T e n s io n In the Transitional Study Pro­ parable to that of college stu­ Sexton waa curious too, but he J Keeney pupUs to W a ^ g t o n scattered flooding a service into poUUcs. With a doc- J**.® CNUum said the P U C will press religion w as ^ q u e In Ito focus zov reported today. gram (TSP) are 26 students who dents outside the prison." /4JA yy/mo^ Bagley was elected to toe OHI.P IN ★ Ml f® h ^ l ^ ® day earUer In Washington and torate ot law and a degree In po- ^ e d toe request that A p ^ . In- to have any refund ordered in- on toe worship of nature and toe didn't seem too worried. ‘‘’Iliey were accepted for admission lo Three inmates who studied in board in November 1966 and be­ Describing the bank in a JecUon was registered at toe Virginia and science, he Joined toe stead, toe PU C granted toe elude toe full 24 per cent-not preservaUon ^ toe land in Its ®®*“‘ *"® ^ **‘® “ o^®®® ^ M o u n ts college this fall but who need the spring semester and who are Feature First Tonight gan a three-year term in Pravda article, Garbuzov con­ board’s June 8 meeting when M ^ ia n d . t**e eUte Inspecteurs phone company a (13 mllUon an- just toe difference between toe wild state. v/aAt_L».-v-A-want—they’re . stillhii not .getting . m . . strengthening in the areas of scheduled to be paroled this ' ‘The’^Peanuts’C ang November 1967. He is a mem­ firmed' earlier East European approximately 36 parents ap- soaklngs Friday hit ^e® Finances, watchdogs of toe nuti rate hike, temporary amount and toe final “The only precedent you will (125,000," he said. A quick English,, mathematics, and read­ summer, -will enter MCC in the ber of toe board’s building and reports that 80 per cent of its I n U ls te r ing. In their 91rtteMsr viet Union and Chechoslovakia. ’Die British spldlers were un­ ’The major significance oif toe < A CMCMA CtNTER FUB fRCSaTTATION being elected to toe Board of ter High School principal, trtU He said despite “every hin­ Bicycle Givon Away Tonight toe soutoeart. J*™® November 1967. WASHINGTON (AP) — One ,, A ll are members of Oomecon, der propaganda attack by Re­ decision. Thrower sEild, proba­ Education, hp was chairman of make reports on revisltm ^ toe Bquippwl With lestiisrstite drance or stumbling block that Mild------and drydrv weather doml- ® ® eevere concept of finan- state may ask for federal dlsaa- Vietnam "to investigate 2 ' the East bloc Common Market, publican elements in Belfast. bly ^11 be toe denlEil of a tax D R iV E - IN the 2k>ning Board of Appeals, rank-in-class system and toe In- teirior, wliulahleld washar, - L MA»H To Lucky Ticket Holdw!! nated a large part of toe mid- ®*®^ affairs gained him the nick- , reports of political repression might be put in our way, we are deduction for contributions Today and Sunday elective, apeed electric tvlpets, heaitar, , which decided on establishment Posters appeared in Catholic Emy An Ingo Preminger Production He also w rved on the Repub- dependent study continent from toe eastern name of “Mr. Rock” , and he- ter aid and others are growing and toe growth of Vietnamese convinced that the private Cont. 1:30 • 4:30 ft 7:30 ‘CHARLIE BROWN” SHOWN FIRST NIGHTLY George Bradlau, assistant su- defogger, 4-way safsly flashers, fit the bank at its meeting in districts showing a Jack-booted taxpayer makes to a school that Ucan Town Oommittee. won wide publicity ,when he alarmed with toe discovery of peace movements." schools ■will provide educational loses its exemption. Color by DeLuxe*> ®®‘ nerintendent of ^hools will re- Ptalns through toe Great Lakes P"®“ ^ "® back-up lights, frmit and real Warsaw last May. British soldier standing with ri­ "Support Your Sh ^ff" iSpiUane w as one of six Re- rerionregion. b““edpannea whisky wnisxy from irom Finance smance highly toxic mercury In public seat bdts, iewthereitte bseCdrests, facilities for the children." ’The deduction is tilowed for Panavision^ — starring— port on summer curriculum de The only Oomecon country fle and club over a fallen civil­ *11ie WASHINOTON (AP) —In a fleering wheSl lock and teas "One of the most disturbing any charitable contribution, Etnd jEunes OEimer publicans elected to toe .^,opm ent. Cooler air crept deeper into waters In 14 states from N ew udiich has refused to take part ian. Below it were the words; ‘^Peanuts’Gang offt# Education1i*R«.ftft*-4ftm laaflast November.KTftxrATft ftAt* T c „ , . _ move to demonstrate a united window dflrostar. things is that it makes race for toe IRS decision that a segre­ Oreater Hartford Won’t Let JoEin Haokett te The board 'will act on six pro- toe Pacific Northwest, but ®^***®*‘. in the bank is Romania. Garbu­ "D on’t fraternize.” York to Texas. prisoner of w ar Is- the first time a factor in tax ex­ It Go! This Fantastic WEdter Brenmui i n t h ^ His three-year term will start fegajonal resignations, 37 pro- scorching heat clung to most of duties and which also Catholic girls said they risked gated private school is not prop­ * ..... fta«w4Acame #wft*wi from Idsnia ftftssafltiiftnftsrconstituency. Bt. 88 Tolland Tpk. zov's article did not mention Ro­ Film Held Over (G) UAl. Color by Deluxe this November. He Is a senior fAsaiohal appolptments, one toe southwestern interior. The metallic chemical h u sue, 87 senators have signed a TED TRUDOIt being slashed with razors or emption," Simmons said. erly a diEirity would tEtoe it out TaloottvUle, Cana. mania by name but noted that Util S Bt*A«S>l e ister------since 1099. ------Bayh, D-Ind., criticized said: "Catholics are disillu­ Under the ruling, the IRS will such tEuces Ets locEd reEil estate 7 School . clearly holding the door open and property levies from which HILS b t 41A • BOl am NUrCH V o y Wanted Charlie *Brawn” In the shaky politics of toe 4th acres of state water. North Vietnam for "the persis- sioned and disgusted with the assume public statements are Republlc, his (Cabinet lasted *^® peUutant is reaching dan- tent callous attitude manifested for Romania. they are now protected because iKHoaw- « Minm gicut wcn«u wimi [Q ]^ mj«m» gma mmnATiw security forces. They are at war made in good faith but will keep 20lii Cenluiy fo> piPieni'. only until April 16, 1968, before Rerous ievel^ federal officials toward United States personnel The bank resulted from the of toe federal exemption—IRS - Appalachian, Governors Official with the army. watch on the schpols through its — 2nd Hit — need "for concentration and It fell to a ho-confidence vote. ®®^’ “ *® effluents from Indus- mjssing in action and the inhu- “We cannot order them to officials SEild most of the schools RlTUMINOUSl regular system of checking tax- “RUN WILD, RUN FREE” .. more efficient use of materials have no tEixable income. He continued in the National ^® ® produce plastics, pa- mane treatment of United stay at home in the face of pro­ exempt organizations, IRS Com- Ask New U.S. Programs and money for capital construc­ But many of them.depend on B e n e a t h THE Rehired Assembly, changing his party P®*'’ eWei^ne and sodium. States prisoners detained in vocation by the Orange Order missioner Randolph W. Thrower STEWART MARnN label to the left-wing Democrat- Mercury causes progressive Southeast Asia." tion in the common interests of contributions to aid their often WASHINGTON (AP) — Gov- toe Appalachian program," he (Contlni^ from Pago One) parading near their homes." said. 4 PLANET Ic and Socialist Federation. It d am ^ e, blindness, kidney Bayh said the purpose is to DRIVEWAYS shoestring operation, Eind toe the CM E A (Ck>mecon) coun­ The recent' violence started emors of toe 13 Appalachian said. ®®® "excessive" Parking Areas • Oaa SiatioBS * Basketball Courts Although he mEiintained "this new decision could have a dras­ RAQUE GEORGE has since been dissolved. disease and even death In some show Hanoi that while the Sen- tries,” Garbuzov said. after Catholic civil rights leader states will ask President Nlxrai Nixon’s visit will be a one-day “ roe on an Inmate who alleg- Now Bookiiig for Spring Work is not a Southern policy," , toe tic effect on lEirge donations, *^tA p E S He married a tvldow, Mrs. cases. And an added danger lies ate niay disagree on U.S war The bank is not seeking profit, Bernadette Devlin was Jailed Tuesday to expand naUonply trip with the President return- ®“ y ntade a threatening geeture PLAGE YOUB OR.DEB NOW BECAUSE OF A i THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT Raymond Patenotre, in 1666. in Its 100-year life expectancy. poUcles, It is united on calling he wrote, but will, nevertheless, for six months for her part in change appears likely to exert which donors list on tax returns the federal program used to de- ing to the White House later with his finger at Benware. Ben ^ PRICE INCREASE SOON ' ' its greatest influence on- toe among itemized deductions. 1970-1971 vetoo to fhake Tuesday, press secretary Ron- ware’s origin^ punishment had GalUards had four children. The Insanity it caused in toe for humane treatment of prison- charge interest on its loans "to bloody religious riots at London­ starring toS ? S ^ d All Work Personally Supervised. We Are 180% Inoursd. SmEiller donations probably ® _ - . . ‘ . . V mme 1 _a HAATI fl OI 1 crftAnotftn ' 19th century among hatters ers. insure efficient (^ ra t io n to ob­ derry in May of 1969. Seven peo­ Southern "academies" that it the framework for his new aid L. Ziegler said, been a five-day suspension. would not be Eiffected, toe offi- CHARLTON HESTON brought it the name "M ad Hat- ' "It Is also our belief that re- serve payments discipline and ple were killed as CaUiollcs and sprang up to educate white chil- JAMES FRANCI8CUS federalism proposals. 'Die 'White House said Nixon Hie board said Benware Is a clEds BEiid, because they Eire fre­ "competent employe who is 3,000 Gather ter’s Disease." The hat makers, lease of all American prisoners to pay for the involved re­ Protestants battled each other drefl^ when public schools were K IM H UNTER NlxtHi will fly to LoulsvlUe, will meet with toe following DeMAIO BROTHERS quently covered by toe mini­ capable of and has given the were afflicted after their expo- would be a most significant step I sources.” and fought the British soldiers compelled by federal courts to Ky., Tuesdiy to meet tyith the governor^ .... C A L L mum stEindEird deduction Einy Meriden School for Boys intel- For Woodbury sure to mercury in the process toward bringing peace In South- 643-7691 The statement a gp e^ ed to be trying .to quell the disorder. put black and white pupils in 13 governors, \ri»o are members Albert P. Brewer of Alabama, one CEin take without chEillenge. of shrinking belt fibers. east Asia," Bayh sold. The next- weekend, the vio­ toe same schools. ligent, conscientious and effec­ an apology for resorting to such Under toe new ruling, toe IRS of the Appalachian Jtegional Lester Maddox of Georgia, Rock Concert Its use as a fungicide on seed lence took on more nationalistic Hie decision will not affect concerts Louie B. Nunn of Kentucky, tive service." a capitalist device as interest said, toe 88 IRS district offices DANCE THEATRE OommlBslon, the federal-state W (X )D B U R Y, Conn. (A P )' — for grain crops has led to cases overtones, with Catholics bat- tHE FUNNIEST SHOW SINCE Benware testified at toe hear- charges. parochial ^ schools, theological will begin Immediately to send ' Regarding business with tilng British troops who were seminaries or any other type of THE ODD COUPli'. 'Written Inquiries to all the ------—. Nelson A Rockefeller S with a sUpper after warning devotees gathered on a damp discovered In hogs in New Mexl- sesurchlng for arms caches in tax-exempt institution, and Western institutions he wrote: schools, Eiltoough toe process ■ "a e govemore wlti ^ y to toe ^ b e r t W ^ t t of them not to fight. He fire ttriM “ »®lde Friday night for a one- co, cattle in Oreggp and pheas- the Falls Road area of Belfast. Hirower said affected private Summer Concert Series ‘’In keeping with the policy of probably will not me completed President A p i ^ a c l ^ pro- c ^ l l n a . James A “ tld disciplinary measures like *dght concert organized In about ants in Montana and California. the bank’s member states Three people were killed. The schools could be selective on by toe time school opens in toe Protestants remained away MONDAY EVENINGS AT 8:15 M ^es R aS o ^ P. taking awiTtoeir cigarettes. ® w®®k a. a benefit for an as- Poisoning from contaminated Peanut Buffer and Jelly Ice Cream aimed at widening trade and non-rMiEtl grounds in who they fall. from the violence the second Shafer of Pennsylvanl^ Robert When this failed he indksated »®rtment of "youth culture” pork struck a family In N ew currency and financial relations admit—such as boys’ or girls’ “ It is Euiticipated that In most Jorgensen Auditorium, Storrs i ^ w r t l c a t i w i as a na- E- M cNair of South Carolina, that other punishment would re- . Mexico last January. weekend. schools or seminaries of one re­ instEmces evidence of a nondls- with all countries, lirespective THE0UF0F40WHERJ ^ /Vo admission charge * Jteta D BufOrd Ellington of Tennessee, ®ult from infractions, toe board f® “ ®® gave cases from poUuted shellfish ligious denomination. criminatory policy ceui be sup­ of their social systems, the bank ^m ^^w vem L ^ reprei ^nwood H ^ n of Virginia and ®®id. ®®“ out-of-theK.rdlnary prob- have not been reported. But fed- is authorized to establish, on the White House press secretary plied by reference to published AIR-CONDITIONED Church Converted July 13 sentatlve on the agency. Arch A. Moore of West Virginia. One of ^ boys testifl^ that ^ taatival was staired on the basis of equality, business rela­ Ronald L. Ziegler said Presi­ statements of policy or to toe Benware “wasn’t doing this to zesuvai was staged on the curred, nevertheless, and been dent Nixon approved toe deci­ raclEd constituency of toe stu­ Commission officials have dis­ It's Up-Smacking G o o d !"' tions with international finan­ JARROW, England (AP) — n S A ttJltE ' Air 7:18 • 9:18 b80 BUPNSIDI AVI [AST MABlfOBD DONALD WEILERSTEIN, violin - be brutal. He tvas trying to help ^ p a w in g o ski slope here, on incorrectly diagnosed, cial-credit institutions and also Plans to transform the 1,800- sion and "believes that ulti­ dent body,” the ruling said. ' SU N D AYS • 6 • 8 FREE PARKING 5?8 3333 cussed with the White House the the kids.” doMted land. . one federal official says "ev- "Where a 'school fEiUs to es­ with banks of capitalist and de­ year-old church of St. Paul’s, mately toe tEix status of racially All Beethoven Program poesibillty of using the Appala­ Youn^ Kennedy The board said Benware'e ac- process wiU go to ery place we look we-are finding Made with creamy, smooth peanut buttar, tablish that it has a racially veloping countries." Jarrow, into a cenjer for evan­ discriminatory private schools Next Atlroctioti — "CATCH 22* chian approach as the bcuiis for Uons didn't rise to the level of People's Earth Park, a group significant amounts fnercu- fresh roasted peanuts, and rippled thru gelism and study have been an­ will be determined by toe courts nondlscriminatory admlE|8lons Nixon’s new federalism. Regains Falcon policy, Ein outstEindlng rullM of with pure raspberry jelly. nounced by the rector, the Rev. and that this Is desirable." "Spring" Sonata in F Major, Opus 24 They say Nixon is scheduled exemption will be wltodrEmin. HYANNK PORT, Mass. (AP) Harold SEixby. St. Paul’s, which Sonata in G Major, Opus 96 to make his proposals known Flag Conviction But Eit toe same time, Ziegler However, a school seeking to __ __ — The falcon still has its place _ ^ ’ **»#¥«** au Mjr n AcUIMS DCiieX was consecrated in AD 688, will sEiid Nixon wanted to preserve sometime this fall. where ample warning was given f c^eehouse and art gaUery metal would not dissolve in wa­ clEurlfy or chEinge its policies "kreutter” Sonata in A Major, Opus 47 'Whlsman said the governors e f tf*e Kennedy compound^ CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — A be developed eis a collegiate religious Etnd private schools be­ in advance, doesn’t amount to “ this rural town. superior court Judge hEis ruled will be given a reEisonable op haA requested a meeting with Robert Fi'-Kennedy Jr., 16, foundation for Anglican Bened­ cause they "contribute much to July 20 ab4se when no physical harm Several rock groups, including Mercury has been found in portunlty to do so in order to re­ Nixon to discuss their ideas. was reunited with his pet falcon PJ3. that under the constitutional ictines. Smart habit! toe diversity Eutd strength of toe tain its ruling of federal tEix ex­ JUNG-JA KIM, piano - to toe Inmate results," the e ^tlonally-known group caUed significant amounts in waters of guarantee o i freedom of speech •1116 commission, in its five days after he feU board said. Rtoocert^ provided the music. Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky Serve Shady Glen’a Americtm educational system." emption.” JT? . . ^ •vi.sftwzftrT out of E tTcc at thc compound a youth was not desecrating the From Korea, winner of Kosciusko Foundation Chopin ’The other two employes, WU- The festlval-goera, many of Louisiana, Michigan Now York Hand Padeed Quality The Commerce Department’s If toe matter goes to court toe ^ broke, his wrist while flag 'When he wore a Jacket Prize. . .bravura technique" Washington Post about $2 billion into the region, Uam Yarnall and Gudain, also them planning to stay the night New Jersev Ohin ’ Ice Cream—^We nuke latest comparison, for 1967, exemption will be withheld dur­ bearing an American flag iianrliFfltFr February, 1970. erne of the nation’s biggest; pov- “ rocover toe bird. used excessive force, toe board In sleeping bags, even tho^h our own... showed 48.6 million students in ing toe proceedings, Huxiwer nia, Tennessee, Texas, Vor- marked with the words: "Give July 27 , erty pockets. Much of the mon- The falcon winged its way to said. But it lowered their five- their homes were all public schools, including col­ said. Peace a Chance.” ey has gone for highway con- Cohasset after thrwarting re- day suspensions to tme day be- Now Haven, set up colorful tents '^****“^ ’ “ *** 1EttFntn0 leges^ and 8.4 million in private Like Nixon, the commissioner NOBUKO IMAIf viola — * Judge Tate J. Beal overturned strucUon and pubUc f^JUities. covery, but it was turned over cause of "mitigating circum- and lean-to shelters using t i n ______^______schools. indicated he would welcome a oa appeal Thursday the convic- Publlafaed Dally Except Sundayu Born in Tokyo. "Miss Imai played with intense tone 'VMiisman said the m eeting to police Brtday when a resident stances." foil, plastic sheets or boards, 0 As a result of toe new admin­ court test as “ helpful to admin­ and Skoifyv Slerc jauuf^ Sto/m, tkm of ChEirles Parker 17, of •ad Holidays at. 18 Blasell Street controlled passion." Munich Merkur August, with Nixon "Is a very hopeful signte4.lt in her garden. Gudain had grabbed an in- and an occasional striped beach Out of Order Itanchester, Conn. (06040i istration and to securing toe Maiden, N.C., vrtio hsul been or­ istration decision, ^'Thrower said 1967. sign. Ho wants to spend 3%4 A report of the capture was mate by the heck because he umbrella, TWO OONVSNIEMT LOOAHONt Teleptone 648-3711 fullest possible EUiceptEtnce of MIAMI (AP) — The team and dered to pay (16 court costs in he expected toe government to hours with the governors.” broadcast over a local radio sta- thought the boy was threaten- A free food cooler offered a Second Class Postage Psiid ai individual standings of the IBM R t. a * 444^-bpea Dolly aai S«ks rarkads 1 state district court. Maacbester, Conn. Euik a special three-judge court the statement." 'Thijs senes is available by virtue of a grant to tha Jorgenseni "This is fairly dose in paral- tion. ing Mm, end Yarnall twisted an Spartan salad, large rolls and club bowling team in IiCaml are F a ls e r luul worn the jemket in Washington to set aside a > — ______SUBSCRIPTION RATES Management by the National endowment for the Arts and lei in national terms to toe April Kennedy heard about it and inmate’s arm to get him back Juice amid hand pointed flgns. figured ^ c ^ M t o r —b u r ' l l (J I) CEise filed by parents of Negro 9 at a meeting at the Payable In Advance Americans send about 400,000 there wilt, therefore, be no adm ission charge. , 1963 meeting between the gover- taxied the 50 miles to CXtoasset in his bed after a dlstupUve in- One young bearded man siim- cigarette aiarhia. jn ui- ifma (Jhariotte brEinch of the Univer­ One Tear ...... iao.0u pupils fit Mississippi. The court tons of smoke, gas and soot Into ttz Mooths ...... 16.60 n o n and President Kennedy with three ifrnds to pick up the cldent in one of the school’s cot- med it up with: “The .whole B u U d i^ s tolnl floor loungs sity of North Carolina. Three Miwitha ...... 7.10 already has issued a prelimi­ the air every day. which waa the key to forming bird. tages. « thing, it’s cool—it's a doesn’t work,

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1970 PAGE FIVE PAGE POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1970 Bonds Show Aattrl^pBtpr What Nations Negotiate From Connecticut; Largest Gains Maxine Cheshire *s President Nixon, In his commentary Business Bodies fttpttUt0 l^pralii on the operation In Cambodia, advanc­ Since March ____ PDBUaHKD BY THE Yankee .. HTBRAtJ? PRlNTmO CO., INC ed the theory that Hancd, having wit- . NEW APPOINTMENT NEW YORK (AP) — The Washington Whirl 18 BtnaU Btraat chain’s corporate controller and __ Haneliastar. Ocam. . nessed the success of our thrust there, By A.H.O. Dauronce H. Press, of 26 Brim- assistant treasurer. bond market continued Ita rally THOMAS 7 . r a R QireON wood Dr.,’Veniw, has been ap­ through the past week as both WA1.TBR R. FHRQ'DSOh mig^t now be more willing to get In 1968, he was elected chair­ By MAXINE CHESHIRE idea she had ever referred to PubUsben When, for a period near the pointed salew promotion mana­ man of the advisory committee municipal and corporate issues Tlie Washington 'Post the incident as “ ah internal >>mmded October l , USl serious in the Paris negotiations for end of the Democratic State ger in the headquarters mar­ of the National Association of posted their largest gains since WASHINGTON — A month or blunder.” PuUMied S)rer7 Brenlns Slxcept SundAyr peace. Convention, the jieace-mlnded keting department of the R. T. Food Chains Coritrollers. He is March, analysts at the Invest­ so ago, long after Trlcia Nixon "We don’t make internal wtd HoUdaya. Entered M Iba Poet OHkse at foUowers of “ Plghtliig' Joe” ®'reilch Co., Rochest-''r, N. Y. ment banking firm t>f Salomon had been interviewed by Bar­ Maacbeeier, Conn., as Second daea Mall We also notice, in the news, that a past president of the Man­ blunders here,” she said. Matter. puffey lost their oo^, and did chester Country Club and a Brothers A Hutzler report. bara Walters on “ The Today "What happened was that SUBSCRIPTION R A T si “ Washington” Is now spectilatlng that their best to ^ o jit ' down any charter member of Manches­ Government bond prices, Show,” an NBC managerial somevdiere In the dark recesses PuraMe In Adyanc* the North' Vietnamese will soon be at­ changes of voto in the roll call ter Lodge of Elks. which were higher during the staff member was astonished to of my mind, I had hand- One y ear ...... ^ .0 (j receive a telephone call from BL* Months ' ...... U.M for the Senate nomtnatlijin, they He is married to the former week, turned down late in the scratched a note to myself , to tempting to score some headlines with the White House. Three Months ...... 7.80 mlj^t have two things 1b mind. week, and l- in Cambodia, all designed to demonstrate been Uvlng In Concord and An­ She continued: titled to the use of reinibUcatlon of all enough votes to lock up the con­ Short-term rates were mixed. secretary for First Lady Pat dover, Mass., but will relocate "I couldn't remember where news dispatches credited to It or not other­ that, the American operation In Cambo­ vention’s endorsement, may Three-month treasury bills rose Nixon. wise credited In this paper and also the soon In a new home nearing local news published here. dia has not succeeded in doing very have had some vision of a se­ 23 basis points early In the Mrs. Stuart, said her aide, 1 first heard it. I couldn’t even All rights of republlcatlon of special dis­ completion on TImrod Rd. ries of convention roU calls dur­ week, then settled back to show had asked her to find out about tell NBC where I had gotten the patches herein are also reserved. much damage to the North Vietnamese Allied offers a complete line ing which a trend toward Duf- a gain of only 6 points above the a $10,000 check which the White Impression. I had Stephanie The Herald Printing Company Inc., as­ war effort. of offset and' letterpress print­ House thought might be forth­ call to find out if it were trues sumes no financial responsibility for typo­ fey might end up giving the previous week’s level. graphical .errors appearing In adrerUse- convention endorsement to him. ing services, including four- Federal funds and Euro dol­ coming after Tricla’s appear­ because I would have to figure ments and other reading matter In Hie In such a case, after some mKin suc- ance on the show. Even were there' a posslblUty color processing, business snap- lars were hlgjier than the pre- out how to handle it, what chari­ Manchester Elyenlng Herald cessful show of strength,h, thif^bifand of The telephone call, according of this happening, however, he out forms, high speed duplica­ ■vlous week’s averages. Munici­ ty to give it to, etc.” Subscriber to Los Angeles Tlmes-Washlng- tion, and direct mailing. to one NBC spokesman, threw ton Post News Service. Washington theory, continues, pertiaps would still have had to win the pal bonds showed their fourth She added: Tull service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. the network Into “ a state of “ My experience with net­ PubUsbem Representatives — Mathews. Hanoi might be ready to shift toward nomination Itself In a throe­ consecutive strong week. Long­ panic and pandemonium." Shannon and Cullen Inc.. Special Agency way primary, and If there were PROMOTED term municipals were about 3 works told me that it was not — New Tork. Chicago. Detrott and Boston. more serious peace talks. There were hurried confer­ true, that they don’t pay for Dulfejrltes who were shouting Alfrod J. Gavallo of 26 Green points higher than the record ences to determine If anyone at MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA- So we have two different Washington down the vote-changers because Hill St. has been promoted to lows of late-May, early -June. that kind of appearance.” TION8. u ■f'- NBC had ever said anything at \dews on what may lead Hanoi toward they thought their own man export traffic manage for Next week’s municipal calen­ the White House that could be Her assistant was not the on­ Display advertising closing hours could eventually take the con- dar will be the largest in a ly White House staffer to call Iw Monday — 1 p.m. sVlday. / seriousness at Paris. Laurence H. Prose Heublein International, a Temperatures soared into the mid-90's, but the hot weather didn’t hurt the construed as on offer of a fee, T or Tuesday — i p.m. Saturday. ■vention, they were Dulfeyites division of Heubleln, Inc., In turnout for last year’s Sidewalk Sales. They came in “ small droves’’ to save on month and includes a $l70-mll- an honorarium or even a con­ NBC about the $10,000 in ques­ Tor Wednesday — l p.m. Monday. ’The President thinks that a military on the naive, Inexperienced Press, who had been an area llon New York City Issue. The tion. Tor Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday, Hartford. merchandise with prices sliced half or more. The 1970 Manchester Sidewalk tribution to Tricla’s' favorite w T or TMday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. success he claims for us may be the side. representative for the concern. total July calendar now lists Is­ charity. Presidential press secretary _Tor Saturday — J p.m. Thursday. Joined French’s In 1960 as a re­ Sales, sponsored by the Retail Divisio of the Chamber of Commerce, starts sues totaling $940 million. Ron Ziegler said that A1 Sny­ CUssIfled deadline — 6 p.m. day be­ The pragmatic, politically At the end of the day, the fore publication. 5 p.m. Trlday for thing that will put Hanoi in a negotiating wise Duffeyites Were shouting tail representative In Boston. Thursday and continues through Saturday. The sale, at the Parkade and in the Corporate bond prices contin­ NBC source says, Barbeira Wal­ der, who works for communica­ Hattnday and Monday publication mood. down the vote changes for a In his new post at Rochester, downtown area, has a two-fold purpose: (l) to save customer’s money, and (2) ued to rally, with seasoned dis­ ters called Connie Stuart back tions director Herb Klein, also much sounder reason. Press will help develop market­ to help stores get rid of slow-selling merchandise. count utilities showing gains of 2 Saturday, July 11 Other policy experts in “ Washington” to say there must have been a made a call. Their fear was that,' with ing plans for the company’s points, one of their largest misunderstanding. No one had “ It is our understanding that think that it will take a military success Marcus showing, in the unoffi­ lines of packed gravies, instant last year resulted in net income weekly advances in two years. ever mentioned money and Jacqueline Kennedy got a simi­ Things As WeU As People for Hanoi itself, not io r us, to bring Hanoi cial roll call tallies, not very potatoes, spices and pet treats. of $4,602,000, or $1.61 per share. Deep discount utilities rose to 3 such an arrangement would be lar donation for her charity for many votes more than he need­ points above their Jime lows. contrary to network policy, she . some network appearance,” Nst Exploration ly low temperature, the mer­ able service to their clientele crease of about $1.3 million over increase from the preceding exposed to the elements. And made Wolfanger’s endorsement Keish, Shenipsit Lake Rd., is The Duffeyites, then, have "It looks like a lot of indivi­ Nme other than Shirley Temple cury vapors would condense as 25 Years Ago through selection and presenta­ the $30,939,000 recorded for the week. when It does need service. It unanimous. home on leave before leaidng Each of these news Items Is, then, the primary exactly the way dual issues have successfully Black. By DB. I. M. LEVITT the 247-day period is, indeed, clouds, providing a series of tion of fashion-inspired, distinc­ comparable period In 1969, ac­ p o^ s fewer safety hazards. On the first ballot Mrs. for duty in Vietnam. The Fels Planetarium A truck owned by the Alex­ they want It. SNET workers don’t risk falls tested their lows,” said Newton bad news, economically. correct, how did it come into technicolor cloud layers. tive attire for men consistent cording to the Manchester Meurant received more than He will leave July 28 for Viet­ The sad thing is, of course, that her of the Franklin Institute ander Jarvis Co. crashes into So, for that matter, does Ed from poles and the danger ' of Zinder, an analyst with B. F. being? — for there exists a With a surface temperature of with the highest standards of Chamber of Commerce. The fig­ the necessary 20 per cent to nam with the Army’s 676th But udien we look at each of them', That magnificently brilliant Hop River when an eight-ton Marcus. Many months .ago, SNETCO Cables electrical shock is much less. Hutton. advice wasn’t’Sglven, by somebody, and strange "lock" between this craftsmanship and taste.” ures were reported this week by force a primary. Engineer Battalion. He joined object seen in the western sky 800 degrees F., there is a pos­ sustaining bridge gives way. when people were wondering “ We’re spending $106 million Analysts said a major cause we discover something a little strange taken, .by somebody, a long time ago, ■"day" and the earth. Every George Shenkman, chairman of A veteran ot 44 years of ser­ the service last August and just after sunset is the planet sibility that violent atmospheric Board of Education decides why Marcus was seeking his Go Underground across the state on construction of the upswing was the wide­ about anything capable of such import­ time Venus passes the earth, CBT Corporation, the holding the Chamber’s Retail Division. vice with the Burroughs Corp., completed his basic training at before the United States had allowed It­ Venus. About once every 19 motions are present which can the Union School on North shot at something that seemed The Southern New England alone this year,” said Hoops. spread belief that Interest rates the same Venusian side is turn­ company whose major subsidi­ Wolfanger has held many posi­ Port Dlx, N.J. ance to the economy. months it becomes a brilliant circulate surface materials to School St. and the open air so far beyond his reach, one ex­ Telephone Oo. is burying 19 mil­ “ That’s an Increase of $7 mil­ may have peaked out. The be­ self to slip Into Its rash commitment ed toward us. What is there ary is the Connecticut Bank and He has been stationed at Ft. evening star. Currently, It is high levels. Can we detect these school to the south of Robert­ planation was that he believed Rudolph J. DeTucclo of Dean lion conductor feet of cable to lion from last year’s record ex­ lief was fueled by declining in­ tions In the firm. He has served The strange thing ts that we don’t to handle this particular issue of war about Venus that permitted the materials? Why should there be son School are no longer needed Trust Co., has reported that to­ Dr., Bolton, has qualified as a provide more telephones to as plant manager here since Stewart, Ga., where he was re­ moving farther east of the sun the convention would renomi­ penditure. Our total accumulat­ terest rates in the bond market, cently selected Flight Training reaUy need either of them. and peace all by Itself. earth to capture It in this regions on Venus which permit and may be razed at any time. tal opera,tlng income for the first registered representative of meet growth in the western ed investment In buildings, the company opened its Tolland and on Sept. 1 will be at its nate Dodd, but also qualify him­ they said. Center Soldier of the month. fashion? Also, the inclination of high radar reflectivity? Is six monihs of 1970 amounts to John Hancock Distributors, part of Manchester. equipment and other property plant eight years ago. He. will We don’t really need a quick trip to We saw, then, our owii national In­ greatest distance from the sun. self and Duffey for a primary. The hope that second quarter He was chosen on the basis Venus' axis is unknown because Venus a mountainous planet? 10 Years Ago $34,471,173, about three and one- broker-dealer for John Hancock Lyman B. Hoops, manager, is about $900 million. In the retire on Sept. 1. It will become brighest on Oct. In that kind of three-way race, quarter million dollars more earnings might not be as bad as of superior knowledge of mlll- the moon, or, for that matter, any trip terest so deeply involved we could not 6 — about 10,000 times brighter clouds obscure the surface. These are some of the questions mutual funds and a subsidiary said the company Is placing ca­ next six years, that could dou­ Wolfanger has served as a Town earns 8113,787 on its Marcus supposedly thought of Robert B. McCann than the income for the same expected also contributed to the tEiry subjects, understanding of to the moon. allow the United NaUons to sit In Judge­ Previous probes have indicat­ of John Hancock Mutual Life ble in conduit from the central ble.” school teacher, an accountant, than the faintest star we can scientists ask. 1959-60 investments. himself as the prospective man period in 1969. Net income, rally, they said. The hope was current events and overall per­ see. It will then be brighter ed that the Venusian atmos­ Insurance Co. He is associated, office at 62 E. Center St., west industrial engineer and in vari­ ment on the situation, or fumble with Some of these questions may Chamber of Commerce in the center. With the perhaps A graduate o i local schools which reflects results after se­ triggered by General Electric’s formance and appearance. And we certainly have no emergency than anything in the night sky phere has a high carbon dioxide important exception that Dona­ with the company’s office In along Center St. and W. Center ous executive capacities. any proposed solution. be susceptible, to resolution us­ launches campaign to increase and a member of the Manches­ curities gains and losses and report Thursday of an earnings He Is married to the former need for another small car In^a market except the moon. content, a small nitrogen con­ hue himself now stands closer Manchester. St. beyond Broad St. to McKee increase, they said. Educated at State Teachers ing imaging devices on the membership by 150 and budget ter High School Class of 1944, other items, was $5,256,417, or Sweig Acquitted College In Genesco, N.Y., Itoch- Sandra RittUnger. Today we are perhaps ready to con­ Despite the success of our tent and less than 1.5 per cent to the party center than Dodd, St. Volume was relaUvely light which is flooded with small cars. Pioneer. Let us hope we can to $40,000. McCann is the son of John M. $2.80 per share as opposed to ester School of (Commerce; and flyby and impact probes, Venus of water and oxygen. Both car­ Marcus has at least the basic "New methods of under­ for the week, however, totaling But now the thing twists again. cede that our national interest demands provide the guidance to make McCann of 203 Center St. and $2.45 last year. Unemployment claims In Con­ On Six Counts, the Rochester (N.Y.) Institute Mwohester Evening Herald is still a planet of considerable bon dioxide and water vapor opportunity he supposedly had ground construction,’ ’ said 53.78 million shares. This indl- the 1973 pioneer yield maxi­ the late Evelyn McCann. He Is necticut. rose by 4,720 for the of Technology, Wolfanger has ToUwd Correspondent Bette We don’t need the process and the a way out, and a way to shift responsi­ mystery. We only know the have been detected spectrosco­ in view, when he began his Hoops, "make It possible for still on the sidelines, analysts mum results. Current Quotes a 1949 graduate of the Bentley Hartford National Corpora­ week ended July 4, to 60,172 Guilty on One served on the advisory board of Quatrale, Tel. 876-2846. bility for Indochina to somebody else, barest details of its physical pically. However, when Marin­ long-shot fight. us to provide buried services at cated that many Investors were products, in themselves. One additional factor: we, on College of Accounting and Fi­ tion, parent organization of from 45,452 the previous week, (Concordia Junior (College and characteristics, for the Impene­ er 5 flew behind Venus in 1967, "The very survival of our civ­ As in the convention itself, lower costs than ever befaFe. NEW YORK (AP) — After said. They pointed out that the like a United Nations. earth, should be intensely in­ nance. Hartford NaUonal Bank and according to the State Labor That’s why, In the next five Valparaiso University; But we do need the pfocess and the trable atmosphere effectively the signals transmitted to the ilization, if not that of mankind, the Duffeyites have to hope that nearly 17 hours of deliberation, situation in the AQddle Bast as Jobs Prooram terested in a planet with a He had 'been employed by Trust Co., has announced net in­ Department. The department years, we will bury more than Long active In church' and screens It from Inquiring eyes earth had to travel through suc­ depends on our ability to foresee Marcus doesn’t weaken and a federal court jury has found well as worries over the general WASHINGTON (AP) — Hart­ business of producing these products — high carbon dioxide content. We First National Stores since come of $4,636,000, the equiva­ said the rise was "seasonal” 3% million miles of copper wire community affairs, Wolfanger and sensors. and control the fantastic forces dwindle, for fear Donahue Martin Sweig, suspended chief state of the economy led some ford and New Haven, Conn, are a moon trip and another small car—if cessive layers of the planet’s at­ have in the past few decades 1949 before his new appoint­ lent of $1.66 for the first six and that the total Included 6,- throughout the state. is currently a member of the Unfortunately, the United of the various technologies our might benefit. Marcus has to administrative aide to House investors to view the market among 73 additional cities and Vicious Attack On City Policeman mosphere. As a consequence of Increased the carbon dioxide ment, and was the national food months of 1970. The same period 595 unpaid vacation shutdown Governor’s (Committee for Em­ we are to keep ourselves and our States has no plans for further scientific knowledge has re­ hope the Duffeyites stand fast, “ Underground cable does Speaker Jrfm McCormack, rise with some skepticism. areas that will take part in an the absorption, astronomers de­ content of the earth’s atmos­ ployment of the Handicapped; a economy busy. The words “ poUce brutality,” when exploraUons of this planet. The leased.” —Charles A. Lindbergh for the same reason. As be­ guilty of one count of perjury Much of the trading could be intensive summer program duced the presence of mercuric phere by about 15 per cent. director of (Camp Woodstock; uttered In New Haven these days, may Soviet Union, one suspects, will in a letter to the chairman of a tween Marcus and Duffey, It and acquitted him on six other traced to institutional activity, aimed at attaining equal em­ sulfide and mercurous chloride. Without a halt to this pollution, serves on the Advisory Board Now there comes into view, for a well mean brutality directed against the continue launching Venera House subcommittee studying may be the politest campaign counts. analysts said. A 1.02 million ployment opportunity In con­ spacecraft. The United States As the signals passed through we may be building up carbon of Hockanum Valley YMCA, police, not tactics used by them. While science policy. in political history. But, even “ Thank God It’s over,” Sweig share block of Northwest Air­ struction Industry, Secretary of moment at least, the fundamental prob­ lower layers of the atmosphere, dioxide to the point where the and is a member of the Tolland law enforcers of this city have leaned ■ appears to have abandoned "If the year coming is as though two of the ^candidates said after the four women and lines was traded on the Big Labor J.D. Hodgson announced lem we have, but seldom face. other mercury compounds such greenhouse effect will affect the Board of Finance and the Re­ over backward to avoid being over- ■Venus to concentrate on Mars, gratifying as this one, we’re have their own chance of suc­ eight men returned their verdict Board Thursday. This was the lliursday. This does not have to be so. as mercurous bromide, mercu­ earth with a vengeance. Per- publican Town Committee. aggressive, they have become the tar­ going to have the greatest lltUe cess riding on the chance It can TTiursday. second largest block In the ex­ ‘ "Iliere has 'been too much Of Our boom type of prosperity depends, NASA is planning a Venus- rous iodide _ and mercuric heps by using Venus as a Fund Raiser gets of abuse. town in this country.’’—Mayor be kept a three way race all the The suspended aide, who had change’s history. The largest a lag In this work, and the big henceforth, on our production of things Mercury Pioneer spacecraft for iodide were deduced. One pos­ model we can predict the conse­ Robert W. Tierney of Merrow The vicious beating suffered by Patrol­ Charles Evers of Payette, Miss., way, we would not be surprised been employed for 24 years in was a 1.15 million share block of push is on,” Hodgson said when launch in 1973. This Pioneer will sible reason for the presence of quences to the earth of this con­ Rd. has been named to the an­ we don’t really need. man Edward Saccavlno at the hands of at the end of his first year as to see It end up a two-way af­ the Speaker’s office, was indict­ Alcan Aluminium traded Oct. he announced the program’s ex­ flyby Venus, using Venus as a these mercury compounds is tinued increase In carbon dlok- nual alumni fund committee at a gang on Ward Street, for no apparent Mississippi’s only black mayor fair, In atmosphere, and in vote ed on one count of. conspiracy 31, 1967. pansion. We could tie one hand, or half our reason, la a disturbing and serious set­ gravUational whip to swing that, with a surface tempera­ ide. of a biracial city. result, after all. and six counts of perjury. toward Mercury. The Dow Jones average of 80 labor force, behind our backs, and, with­ back for law-abiding forcels In the com- L The indictment charged that Industrials gained 10.96 points nunity. When policemen are subjected to It seems a pity that neither Sweig conspired ■with lobbyist out Improving or expanding our produc- the United States nor the So­ for the week, closing Friday at harassment and physical assault as they Nathan 'Voloshen to defraud the 700.10. tlm equipment and space for some years viet Union had a television caury out routine duties j - Patrolman . government by misusing the The New York Stock Ex­ camera In their Venus flybys. to come, still produce for ourselves all Saccavlno was merely sehdng a sum­ Fischetti prestige of me Speaker’s office change index of some 1,200 com­ We are familiar ■with the « we really need. mons — the safety of all residents of and that the pair pressured gov­ mon stocks rose 0.90 to 40.54. New Haven is imperiled. dramatic photographs of Mars ‘ 1970 Chicago Daily News ernment agencies to obtain fa­ There were 998 advances .and We don’t really need to work more While there Is no Indication that the taken by the Mariners from vors for clients of Voloshen. unson^s 62 declines on the Big Board, policeman did anything to provoke the which we discovered the unique than three short days a week, or more Voloshen pleaded guilty when while 127 stocks remained un­ attack, there is evidence that suggests nature of the Martian surface. the trial opened Jime 17. changed. Eleven stocks posted than 20 years out of a lifetime, not, at an attempt was being made by provo­ The absence of these cameras Sweig, 48, was found guilty of new highs and 500 new lows. least, in order to produce the real neces­ cateurs to spark wide-spread disorders. on Venus probes has created a lying to a federal grand Jury The Associated Press 60-stock Cahdy Kitchen sities. Investigators, report that those who led serious gap In our Information. here about knowing Gary Roth average gained 7.6 points to Where Quality Candy U Made Fresh DaUy the attack had been drilling youths In WTien the upcoming Pioneer of Lawrence, N.Y., and denying 234.6. Standard & Poor’s 600- Choose From Over 200 Varieties Do we get down to some system In the neighborhood in military tactics. The spacecraft passes Venus to ac­ he made calls in the name of stock index rose 1.65 to 74.57. drilling, it U reported, had disrupted the the Speaker. which we work only as much as we quire the gravitational push, in­ Of the 20 most-active stocks neighborhood, with the street traffic hav­ strumentation and cameras Judge Marvin Frankel set on the New York Stock Ex­ Eor a reCmiilBg tMto trast, tiy oiu^ really need to, and still have luxurious, ing been blocked. may be used to provide a visual Aug. 81 for sentencing. Sweig change, 11 advanced and 9 de­ prosperous leisure for the rest o i our The restraint that has characterized closeup of the planet. I am not faces a maximum of five years clined. Pectin Fruit Jellies New Haven police forces, and which has time? aware of any compelling rea­ in prison and a $2,000 fine. His On the American Stock Ebc- w « i national respect, was exercised by sons why this cannot be done. lawyer, Paul T. Smith, said he change, prices fell sligjitly for Holst and tcBdw peotfa Jelly onbw kt live tnie- Or do we try to keep Hniling some Policeman Saccavlno. He was subjected Despite the success of Marin­ would appeal the verdict. the week. The Araex price flavoro- onwge, lemon, Ume, ra^berry. to a grueling physical and emotional made work system by which we can er 2 and 5, and the success of change Ind^ lost 0.02 to 19.93, fi»pe. . ^ teat as a crowd bore down on his squad despite the fact that it showed keep ourselves going five days a week, car yelling, ” KU1 the pig.” He was the im puting spacecraft, Ve­ nera S and 0, mystery still sur­ Drug Traffic gains during the last throe days punched, knocked to the ground and WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. 80 weeks a year, 80 years a lifetime? rounds the physical characteris­ of the week. kicked, and his service revolver was Rep. Lowell Welcker, R-Ooim., tics o t this second planet As an On the Big Bocurd, Northwest We a n more likely to give our answer grabbed by someone who fled with It. introduced a bill In Congress Airlines was the most-active The troublemakers probably are dis­ example, Venus was recently by some process of instinctive or neces­ Thursday that would give the stock for the week, losing % to appointed that the policeman did not use discovered tq be rotating slower President power to cut off or sitous evolution rather than by any plan-', than the time it takes it to re­ 15%. Other Big Board prices In­ Wa gun. They would like nothing better suspend aid to coimtrles falling cluded North American Car, up volve around the sun; that Is, nlng or arbitrary deciston. than to disrupt and divide the commu­ to move against the traffic of 3% to 20; Itek, off 8 to 29; Nato- Its day Is longer than Its year. nity. But their Insidious strategy must lUegal drugs from them to the mas, up 2 to 28%; Memorex, off But this is the problem uddch, until Thus, it spins clockwise which be met with cool resolve by all who be­ (Herald ^hoto by Silver) United States. 2% to 60%: GAC, off 2% to 19%; Is counter to the spin direction we resolve it, will keep on bothering lieve in the rule of law to cooperate with Customer Alma Pearl ponders which of Dunkin’ stores in the state to feature the new contemporary The bUl would also give him American Telephone, up 2 to and respect the City’s ptdlcemen. Other­ of the other planets and most and confusing us. Donuts famous 52 varieties she should try, to the interior, with accents of brick and walnut, and up­ the power to authorize assis­ 44% and Xerox, up 2% to 76%. wise, the police may be pressured Into of the planet moons. However, '.-■J- delifirht of Kim Anthony, hostess, and Alfred Vin­ holstered counter seating for 20 persons. Also featur­ tance to those countries interest­ On the ' Amex, Cjombustlon ROUTE 6. BOLTON — TEL. 649-4332 over-reacting or will become so apathe- this discovery ■was a radar de­ OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY till 8:30 P.M. We can over-produce things as easily L'~\ ■ ■ cent, owner-manager of the new store at 335 Cen­ ing fresh-brewed coffee, the store is Holding grand ed in controlling narcotics pro- Equipment was the most active tic that nmie o< us will feel protected. — termination; would a visible Candy Also Available For Fund Raising as peo|4s. ter St. *I^is is said to be the first of the chain’s opening festivities today and tomorrow. ductiem. Issue, closinghoff 2% to 7-%. NEW HAVEN REGISTER. slt^tlng confirm this period? If ^/7E Off-UMlTS 7& ORhlN^ roi/RiStS^ Pff£Sl^ttT NtxaN^/f if Toe

a: ■ ii ■ PAGE SIX V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, JT^LY 11, 1970 Tolland County Politics O .S J n ^ ^ C h u r c h e s Youth for Houley Group Was In on Cambodia Operation News. for Senior Citizens Economic War on War F In t d n ird i of Cliriat, Oonoordla Lutheran Chuitdi Enuumei Lutheran Church By WILLIAM COE Aim of Women’s Unit Scientist ' OerjUd Reporter) By WALLY FORTIN 4* Fttidn St. Church and Chestnut 1 ^ ■ li t DIRBTTOR Ml N. Main St. Bev. Joseph B. Boorret, Bev. O. Henry Anderson, Formed hy Vernon Student Sp.4 Francis H. Micke- WASHINGTON (AP) -~ With The words of 'BriUsh historian Pastor Pastor B r BETTE QUATBALE Naomi Hammer of Vetnon has wicz of Manchester return­ n Hello everybody! Here I am high single and triple honors go support of several proini- Arnold Toynbee were distribut- . 11 a.m., CSiurch Sun- Bev. Louis E. Bauer Jr., Bruce J. Evenaon, Intern This column of questions and answers on federal within a year before or after (Herald Beporter) been named as st^trom t^ ed to Camp Radcliff, his again, and I’ve got some good to Ernie Pasquallni, with a 183 gggt members, the Women’s In- ed during the convention: day School and "Sac- Asaistaiit Pastor the sale at a price least news for you. With the hot and 457. The women s single jgmational League for Peace "The mother.-s of . America tax matters is provided by the local office of the U.S. equal' to the “adjusted sales A TV)lland County “Youth tor coordinator tor A1 (Donahue tor 1‘home base” in Vietnam, rament" la the suMaCt of the 8 a.m.. Morning Suffrages. Sen. Robert Houley*’ group has senator. ,. in mid-June and is breath­ weather, and vacation time en to the public "Count Your Blessings.” group has been fwined to aid tor. Ho is facing prlmaiy com- except.>0n holidays, is located at from a home sale altogether. fantryirihn. ^ i n t at 8 a m Monday mom- toing else to do. On Wednesday the country not to shop on the is a battle that the Pentagon South Unltod Methodist- Church To do this, the house must In the re-election of the Incum- petition Aug. 10 from Joseph in i W hL I arriv“ a cLple of we didn’t have an official Pun- Hrst Saturday of each month ennhot win.” 749^Main St. The hours are 11 Main St. at Hartford Bd. Q) I don’t think the agedt Q) My son is putting aside His father, Frank Mickewlcz have been owned and used as bent state senator from the 86th Duffey, American for Democra- of 120 Avery St., reports the 23- mtoutes before, there were 18 Day meeting. However, our pro products manu- to 4 p.m., Monday throush Bev. J. Manley Shaw, D. D., North Unltod Methodist Church who examined my return was his earnings from a summer District (’Tolland County). tic Action national ohalpnan. 'TFrtday duiins July and Migust. your principal residence for year-old soldier was in one of people already lined up out- square dance caller Bill Harvey actured by firms that are ma- Aligluy Danube Pastor 8M Parker gt. right in disallowing a lot of my job to pay for college. Do I five of the past eight years The purpose of the group, ac- and from State Senate majority deductions. Is there anyone count these earnings when I the first units of the 4th Infantry ^de A good toing toe weather was^on hand, as well as two jor war suppliers,” said Katoe- Winding f(-; 1,770 miles Bev. Carl W. Saunders, Bev. Earie B: Orator, and the “adjusted sales price” cording to Franek, is to "bring leader Edward Marcus, was so ^ce. That meant that ®®ts dancers, and they en- rlna L. Camp, league president, through Calvary Church^ Pastcw else at IRS I can talk to about figure his total support? the message of Bob Houley to The announcement of Mrs. Division Eisalgned to clean out We.st manys Atis- Associate Pastor be $20,000 or less. When the< eneniy SEUictuarles inside the by 8.^20 a.m.. we had 36 signed Joyed some round d icin g , as Tightening household pur.se (AsoembUes of Ood) Bev. Gary S. Oomell, this? the voters of ToUand County.” Hammer's appointment to' the tria, Czei.'h'.' ! Hungary, A) The earnings are in­ “adjusted sales price” is over CEunbodian border In the late well as toe squares, despite the strings against toe annn- Vugo.''la\iH iiO Romania and M7 E. Middle Tpke. Assooiato Pastor A) You may request a dis­ $20,000, only a portion of the He described Houley as "a Donahue campaign staff was up, and by Tuesday noon, 0 a.m.. Worship Service. Ser­ cluded for support purposes Aprjl invEision. comnleted two bus loads. warm_ day. ments .suppliers will .allow mil- Ijordering Bulg. i''.'i md Uic So- Bev. K. L. OustafSon, mon: "The Ooet of Freedom: trict conference to discuss the in the year they are spent for profit will be taxable. > senator that through his hard made yesterday by the Dcoaliue Pastor In a recent letter home, young So It looks like 90 people will Thursday s pinochle gang Uons of women to dramritize vii l Li;; nine, lii. ' Danbue i.-i 10 a.m.. Worship Service. Ser­ Moses.” Nursery for children disputed deductions. The way that purpose. If he spends the work and energy has gained for Senate Headquarters' in be making toe trip, and every- showed up with 40 ptoyers and their opposition to the war in In- the respect of fellow lawmidt- Hartford. Frank wrote, "We’re ^ack at ) , s-pfOlK ' river. mon: "The Secret of Worship.” up to five years of age. to do this is described on the money this year then they Q) Has ^here been any rate Rqdeliff now, taking It nice and ohmiiH nlan on belne at toe (he winners were: Eva Lutz, doclUna, she said. (•\coedi-d only by .■ ■'•olga-. 10:30 a.m.. Worship and Stm- The Rev. Dr. Shaw preaching. notice you received explaining have to be taken into account ers and the confidence of the Long active in party politick, day School. Classes for children change on the highway .use people in his district” Mrs. Hammer is the wife ot easy Emd getting our regular Infant-toddler nursery and pre- the proposed adjustments in in computing total support tax? 1,^ three mesils and a bath every during the worship. St. Bartholomew's Church your tax. * when you file your 1970 re­ Sen. Houley produced many Deputy Secretary ot State day morning. We’ll be leaving ®‘‘®’ "Emergency Planning Confer- schdcri child care only at Susan­ day. And It’s nice smd quiet— shorUy aftef, and toe schedule g®®^® Esther ^n^^ “"'"ul- 7:80 p.m., Goq>el service. The nah Wesley Hall. Bev. Philip Hussey, Pastor The conference provides you turn. A) No. It is still $3 per 1000 measiu^s that have Improved Harry Hammer. ' Rev. Arnold Covey, Storrs, Bev. Edward M. LaBose with an independent review o^ the quaUty of life in Tolland Another Donahue appointment they haven’t popped a mortar at goes something like this! p Io^ ’posL 648 B^trlce To meet the support test, pounds or fraction thereof for us in a week.” speaker. Assistant Pastor the items in question since the you must provide over one=' County and Bob Houley Is not was that of James Carey of Oo- A nice alr-condltipned bus Martin Luther King .Ir . Zion Evangeliosl Lutheran trucks with a taxable gross .| First In Action ride to New London to the ferry ® snd Bess Myerson Grant, New person representing IRS lat half the cost of providing your weight of over 26,000 pounds. afraia to speak his mind on is- lumbla, who was named Tol- Church sues, - and does what is right land co-ordinator for Dmiahue’s It. wasn’t always so. Frank’s" boat. About 1% hours on toe didn’t have a ^ork City’.s commissioner for Chufvh of Christ (Mlasmiri Synod) Saturday, Mass at 6 p.m. the conference is independent son’s food, shelter, clothing, lydail and Vernon Sts. of the office that examined medical and dental care. Edu­ or the people. . .not what might campaign, outfit (Co. C, 1st Bn., 12th Inf.) water, and we’re at Orient pun-Day. we didn’t ^on^umer affairs. Cooper and High Sts. Sunday, Masses at 7:80, Q) Is there any tax differ­ warf airlifted Into Cambodia Eugene Brewer, Minister 10;1S and 11:80 a.m. your return. cational expenses are also in­ be politically expedient,” Frank Prinuuy J/mw Point. We then go to a reatau- ^ut ^ .®"® f ®">’ Bev. Charles W. Knhl, Pastor cluded. ence between alimony and commented. Deputy Secretary of State from'- the Piei Djereng staging rant for a nice dinner, with a ^ Mmichester Her- (hat could, if it would, chnnge m m child support payments? area in the Central Highlands » 0 a.m., Bible Classes for all Q) My boss stopped taking “Sen. Houley deserves to be Hammer held a special meeting chblce of three, ^ different X en- aia inai uia Hausernausei- wasWita ad- ('\® programmed , ...•sclf-doatniet' J X. , 0 a.m.. Divine Worriilp. Nuia- social security tax from my west of Plelku with the first trees, a short *' “ j ...... / ages. St. Bridget Church Q) I’m selling my house and A) Yes, alimony payments returned to the senate, and yesterday with legal counsel Ihort visit to gift hospital. It would which now seems the destiny of IS open ery In Parish House. Voters’ Bev. John J. Disney, Pastor pay. Why? i moving into a retirement com­ Youth tor Sen. Houley will work for all stotewide candidates in troops, to see action In the sur­ shops, Eind then toe boat ride everyone sent her a Mrs. Camp .said. ”T)iat 10 a.m.. Worship. Sermrni: are taxable to the person who prise invEislon. "The Purpose and Function Of meeting after service. Bev. Harry Mcmien A) Employers are required munity. Will I have to pay tax hard to help accompUrii this.” the coming Democratic prlmap back. card, to help her get well soon, proup is women. every Bev .NeU F. Fltagerald receives them and deductible An account of their landing, Elders.” to withhold social security on the profit I made? by those who pay them. Child Franek is active in student gov- ry. Once back on our buses, we Ambassador O’Neil and Mrs. O' addition to Mrs. Grant and taxes on the first $7,800 in eminent end 'believes that **so- *Itie primary will be the nrst accompanied by a photograph head for Ocean Beach for a pukin, who do most of Mrs. Kinp, the ".'(liopper’.s monday 6 p.m.. Worship. Sermon: Unitarian Universallst Society A) Any gain on the sale of payments are neither taxable of ! Mickewlcz sloggfing through "Prom Weakness (To Strength.” Saturday, Masses at 0 and 8 wages paid during the calen­ property is usually taxable. cial reforms must be accom- to be held on a statewide basis, couple of hours, and then visiting of toe sick, spent a Stoppage” was put together of Manchester , nor deductible, but should be a streEun while on patrol during p.m. dar year to each employee. In However, you can postpone the counted in total support for pushed through the estabUshed and the meeting was held to home. If you’re not tired by j,, hours visiting Mary with toe aid of Jane Hart, wife 4M Main St. political process and not discuss any problems which the mission, was published in John B. Fltagerald, Pres. Sunday, Masses at 7, 8, 0:16, your case, that requirement tax on the sale of a personal 'determining who is entitled to then, you didn’t have a good „„ Florence of Sen. Philip A. Hart. D-Micli., Community Baptist Church 10:80 and noon In the chtuvh. through violent student pro- might arise. the June 21 edition of the Divi­ An American Baptist Church has evidently been met. residence if another is bought claim the child as a dependent time. St. Mary suffered a stroke a Jeanette Rankin, former con- "Although election laws are sion newspaper. The Ivy Leaf. Notolng new on our trip to bgck, but toe reports are gresswoman from Montana, and SSS E. Center gt. 10:80 a.m.. Service. Church The 21-year old student U the fairly clear in some respects, The photo, by an army combat Wefdons Bev. Walter H. Loomis, Scb'jcd. Nursery. Canada, except to say keep sav- g^e’s feeling good, and coming Felicia Bernstein, wife of com­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph there are things the candidates photographer. Is reproduced ing your half dollars, so you can gjggg, j^gj fine, which Is great poser-conductor Leonard Bom- 767 RIAIN STIUIET \ Minister A Thought for Today with this article. 3. Franek of Elm HU Rd. An have to be alerted to,” Atty, go, and have a good time to boot. jjg^g fg yg YVe hope that by stein. Full Gospel Christian Churches Sponsored by the Manchester honor graduate of St. Ber- Hammer stated, Going In, the heUcopters We’ll keep you posted, as we ggpteniber she’ll be as good as “We will begin immodintcly Effective ThiST'Sundciy 0:80 a^ha^. Worship Service. Fellimslilp Interdenominational United Congregational Church United Methodist Church Unitarian Fellowship Coimqil of Churches nard’s and RockvUle Hgh He cited instances involving cUmbed high above the clouds gather more Information. back with ua again, preparing Usts ot consumer ’The ^ v . Edri Robinson, guest Orange HaU United Church of Christ R t 44A, Bolton of Glastonbury School, he is entering his senior party workers and the editing for the SO-minute trip to the Speaking of trips, we rego ng you probably read about toe items produced by major war July 12th, minister. Sund^^ School for year at the University of Con-~ up of voting machines, parti- lEindlng zone, then dropped Bev. Philip P. Saunders, Pastor Tolland Bev. David M. Campbell Academy Junior High "I have derived much joy to miss ' Connecticut Bus Co. going to suppliers,” said Virginia Sni- (Nursery through Rev. Donald O. Miller, Main St., Glastonbury and______comfort from your love,_ my necticut where he is rapidly and hit the LZ at tree- Ambassador Toni O e ® ® ^ renew toe bus fare discount tow, president of the women’s W e Will Be in the CSiildren’s Bu: 10:80 a.m.. Adult Bible Study Minister 10 a.m.. Morning Worship. brother, because the hearts of in political science, with plans absentee top level and, according to the tor about toree w. . y cards. We are going to receive division of toe American Jewish and open discussion. Sunday Sermon: "God’s Colony in 10:30 a.m.. Service, Nursery the salnto have been refreshed for a career in law. newspaper account, the troops Closed Sundays Church of ffae Nassrene School. 0:80 and 11 a.m.. Worship Man’s World.” Playground School. through you.” PhUemon, verse Donahue Workers "We w ^ t to avoid were expecting to mfeet euiU- i , d s.v e him a real " O >' ">■ O oa*«». "Wo hope lo p„t Ihoao 7 Tolland County’s State Cen- lems in the primary election, During The Summer 886 Main S t 7:80 p.ln.. Evangelistic serv- Service emd Church School. school for children up to Grade ___ aircraft fire. .pje. py ror.s.Tr.rw r," “? rmf„“* Bev. William A. Taylor, Pastor One scarcely ever realises tral Committeewoman ho explained.______tickets, for him and the Mrs., to , . , . , . women. U a.m.. High School Class. 4. Messiah EvangeUcal Lutheran “We were definitely scared,” , ' * 1^ Tj *u«fo understand, you must send in ------^---- — -— 7 to 8:80 p.m.. Pilgrim Fel­ ------Q Church how Important Is the influence the newspaper quoted, one of the make the trip. How about that? u j 0 a.m.. Prayer Service. Now let’s hope to.-it he’ll enjoy ‘>®^® °"®’ Chninh of the Assumption lowship. St. George’s Episcopal Church Wisconsin Synod of Us own personal life. We men eus saying. . Sp.4 Francis Mickewicz of Manchester is caught by Army photographer’s lens '0:80 a.m.. Church School for Rt. 44A, Bolton think of oursqlves as needing his gift. I know It will be a real y®“® application: If not Adams Strand Thonymon Bd. 296 Buckland Rd., Wtqiplng Said another, "When I hit the as he fords a^stream during patrol inside Cambodia. This photograph was used treat for toe both of them, and >"“;( 1"® “feja snapshot of DRY CLEAN1N<; everyone. Opening of special Rev. Itobert IV. Ihloff, Vicar to earn our dally bread, per­ Happenings for Teens ground, I thought we were re­ summer contest. Bev. EdwardxS. Pepin ,Pastor St. Francis of Assisi Rev. Karl B. Gurgel, Pastor to illustrate a story of the invasion, published in the 4th Infantry Division’s we here at the Center certainly yourseK “ f(^®d on toe appli- CKNTKK form some duty wUch enables ceiving small arras fire, so I GERRI'S 10:46 a.m.. Morning Worship. Bev. Bobert'^ Burbank ^ 678 Ellington Rd. us to function in this world and newspaper. In the lower picture, Mickewicz chats with a young cigarette-smok­ wish them an enjoyable and sue- ®a(l°n- For furto«r information, South Windsor 8 a.mi. Holy Communion. 10 a.m.,. Worship Service. spread your music around for frEUitically low-crawled for 419 MAIN ST. TEL. (i 19-7411 MAN('1IESTER Message by the pastor. 10:16 a.m.. Morning Prayer, perhaps have a little time and Saturday, July 11 ing Vietnanjese boy while waiting to return to his base. Camp Radcliff, after cessful trip. ®(°P (a office. ’The appllca- 6 p.ni.. Youth Fellowship. Saturday, Masses at 6 :66 ond Rev. Gordon B. Wadhams, 11 a.m.. Worship Service. money for personal pleasures Globe Hollow — open 10 a.m.- all to hear. about 10 minutes until we found the completion of his company’s mission. Now, why cEin’t my sister live dons must be picked up at our 7:80 p.m. . Pastor '■ Nursery and Church Sclwol out that it was just the gun- 7 p.m.. Evening Service. throug^i Grade 4. and recreation. But seldom do e p.m. , , \ In Europe, instead of Florida? office; we will not mail them 1st ANNIVERSARY SfE^jlALS Message by the pastor. Sunday, Masses at 7, 8, 0H6, Rev. Lawrence Bock, St. John’s Episcopal Church we think of ourselves as being Waddell, Verplanck, Saulters Teen events may be listed by ships working out at tree-top Only kidding, sister dear, Flor- °a(-. 10:80 and 11:46 a.m. 11:16 a.m.. Punch and conver­ Rt. 30, Vernon level.” Assistant Pastor sation. the persons through whom ^n^ Swanson Pools — open 11 calling Fran Conway (Mrs. Ida Is a good enough rpot for m*. will gladly help yoii fill Church of Jesus Christ .qf Rev. Robert H. Wellner, others’ lives have been refresh- g, m.-6 p.m. Frank) or Candy at 649-6080, The army cameras weren’t You know something interest- diem out. Just drop In, If you’re 2 PIECE SUITS, 8120 Rector PLAIN DRESSES i'lACU Latter-day Saints (Mormaa) Center Congregational Church Saturday, Masses at 6 and 7 TalcottvUle Congregational ed. Drug Advisory Center, 81 Rus- 267 HaCkmatrack St., or Karen the only ones.; covering the in­ Irig? Well, quite a while ago. I interested In getting a little HlUstown Rd. and Woodside St. United Church of Christ p.m. Church TWs ttien is ttie next step for gt., call 647-92?? between 1 QUmore at 649-9276. vasion : asked for some volunteers to discount on Connecticut Co.’s, Paul E. NnttaU, Bishop 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. PLAIN SKIRTS,’ 11 Center St. Sunday, Masses at 7:80, 9, United Church of Christ you today. Think of yourself as g^d 9 p.m. — someone is there "As I leaped from the bird, help compile a list of all our-buses. SWEATERS, SLACKS EA(U1 Bev. Clifford O. Simpson, 10:16 and 11:30 a.m. Rev. Truman O. Ireland, 10 a.m., (Family Service. having tills m ls s ^ to perform to listen, South fVindsor EUid scrEunbled for cover," re­ members, 2,589 In all. Well, two Next week’s schedule: j J 0 a.m.. Priesthood. Minister Pastor in the world in wUch you live. Sunday, July 11 counted a third man, "I stared men volunteered. Mr. Henry Monday, 10 a.m. to noon, 10:30 a.m., Sunday School. Bev. Wlntfarop Nelson Jr., Sacred. Heart Chdrph St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Into tills world, take some ot Willington Junior Horse Show in amazement as I saw NBC. Bengston and John Derby. Be- kitchen social, one can of can- CHECK OUR OTHER LOW PRICES. WE NOW Classes tor aU ages. Minister of Christian Education Rt. SO, Vernon 8 a.m.. Men’s Club breakfast Sand Hill Rd., South Windsor the godUness for wUch you _ jq a.m. — Old Farms Rd.Red off Schoolhouse EAd CM cameramen calmly tween them they have our file 7'®d goods; 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., 6 p.m.,: Sacrament Service. Rev, Ralph Kelley, Pastor. meeting. Rev. James A. Birdsall, have prayed and worked and j^t. 44 . . . take exit 100 off . walking ground filming as cards right up-to-date, and be- pinochle tournament. No bus GIVE S&H GREEN STAMPS! OFFER GOOD 9:80 a.m., Union Service at Rev. Richard Bernier, 10 a.m.. Public Worship. Vicar exercise It. Let the Holy Spirit’s wilbur Cross Hghway . . . it’s Reverts Back To everyone else ran for cover." lieve me, it Sure was one heck scheduled. UNTIL .lUl .Y 2riTII. Trinity OoDvenant Church Second Congregational Church. Assistant Pastor influence ,in your life be a g country fair. Describes Patrol of a job, and one really apprecl- Tuesday, 9 a.m. to 4:80 p.m., 802 Haclonatack St. Nvursery. Bolton Congregational Church 8 and 10 a.m., (Family Serv­ source of refreshment to those Globe Hollow — open 10 a.m.- Town; Qub Folds In a letter home dated May ated by yours truly, open card playing, TV viewing, PLEASE BRING THIS AD WITH YOU. Rev. Norman E. Swensen, Saturday Mass, 7 p.m. Bolton Center Rd. ice. Baby-sitting provided. whom.you meet. You will be 6 p.m, 28, Mickewlcz rather off-hand- Henry and John decided to P°olt reading, smd shuffleboard Pastor blessed for it as this Influence , o .. The "Little Red Schoolhouse” cheek out each member’s age, gnmes; 1 p.m. to - i p.m., St Mary’s Episcopal Church Sunday': Masses, 7, 8, 9:16, Rev. J. Stanton Conover, WaddeU, Ven>la«ck, Saulters edly related to his sister Elaine 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. Minister St. Mary’s Church from God passes through your and,6 Swanson Pools - open 11 Windsor. This one- (Mrs. I Raymond Schuster) how and statistics show that age 66 bowling at toe Parkade Lanes, 9:80 a.m.. Morning Worship. Church and Park Sts. life an d 'it will be an avenue to be the highest with 160. Next No bus scheduled, U ------Rt. 81, Coventry a.m.-6 p.m his company had run into trou­ The Rev. Mr. Swenstm preach­ Rev. George F. Nostrand, 10:30 a.m.. Speaker, Emerson Rev. F. Bernard Miller, Pastor God to bri^ real blessl^ room school was deeded to the came age 70, at 158, and right Wednesday, 8 a.m. to ???? ing. Nursery for pre-school chil­ Rector St. Bernard’s Church to the saints who live around ble while on a three-day patrol behind them were those 68 at Trip to New London, and Ori- Rockville Bosworth, deacon. H s topic: Rev. Richard F .Roughan, Globe“ w 10 P l^ as^t ■ —not from the enemy, but from dren. Rev. Bussell AUen ' "The Case For Personal Rein­ you. H 1 fi n m been It's meeting place for 18 157. -We have three members ®"( Point. No activities at the Rev. 'nmoiliy Carberry Rev. George F.X. Reilly, Assistant Pastor U. 8. fire. carnation.” There are^ also those ^ around./ w a S , who are toe oldest, each being Center. No bus scheduled. Second Congregational Church Rev. Ronald Haldeman Pastor you who, because they have not g^j g^gngon pools - lessons, aWp. dwindling and Interest "The first day out,” he said 93 years of age, and their names Thursday, 9:30 a.m. to noon, Rev. William Schneider Saturday Mass, 7:30 p.m. in part, "we iyere out about one United Church of Christ Gilead Congregational Church Sunday Masses, 7:30, 9:30 and yet determined to receive g^.-noon; openl-B p.m. and lacking, the club is disbanding, are worth mentioning. They are pinochle tournament; 9 a.m. to 386 N. Main S t.' 7:80 a.m.. Holy Communion. Rev. Anthony Mitchell the Influence of your life as com- ^ The Pleasant Valley Club has kllck (kilometer) and we heard Grace Jagoutz, Annie Hoffner 4 p.m., open card playing, TV Hebron 10:46 a.m. ■ AK fire, then sill kinds of 16, 60, Rev. Felix M. Davis, 10:00 a.m,. Morning Prayer. Bev. Herbert O. Kelsey Jr., ing from the Holy Spirit’s work ' gg^tgj.g pooi _ Adult Eve- been in existence since 1924 and and Susan Morrison. viewing, etc. No bus scheduled. Minister Sermon by the Rev. Mr. Nos­ Saturday Mass, 7 p.m. Pastor in you. Perhaps they will re- .^^gg "formed as a parents’ as- Eind 79 (mm.) fire after that. On Friday night we had 54 Friday, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Rev. Ernest S. Harris, trand. Nursery sitters. Walk In Sunday Masses, 7, 0:16, 10:30 Union Congreg;attonal Church celye it as one step for them- Advisory Center, 81 Rus- sociation to provide needed ' “We were in the area where participants for setback, and toe open card playing, TV viewing, L Rockville _ Associate Minister the Park for young children. and’,11:45 a.m. 9:80 am.. Worship Service, ^ sell St., call Mark a t’647-9222 equipment and suppUes tor the all this stuff was coming, and following were toe lucky win- reading, pool and shuffleboard Shop for FABU D..., Rev. Paul J, Bowman, Minister with our Redeemer who laid ------whirh nehool hoard ■ we had to He flat for an hour ners: Lee Steinmeyer, 130; games; 7 p.m. to 10 p.m., set- The Rev. Mr. Kelsey preaching. Rev. Lyman D. Reed, between 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. school which the school board 9:80 a.m.. Morning WorsUp. St. Matthew’s Church Hs topic: “We, the Hch.” down His life for them too. At MHS Guidance and Placement would not provide at the time,” or so. CEiUed In and found out Mary Nackowskl, 127; Marjorie back tournament. No bus Sermon by The Rev. Mr. Davis St. John’s Polish National Tolland ' Associate Minister any rate, DO NOT DE5SPAIR! it was on our own firing . line. Reed, 122; Bernice Caswell, 119; scheduled. Clathollc Church Nursery provided. Offices — open 8 a.m.-noon and sald club secretary. Dawn Ce- "Vicissitudes of Truth." Nurs­ Rev. J. Clifford Curtlii, Pastor The Apostle Paul, from far They didn’t know a patrol was Harry Mahoney, 117; Mabel Wll------Tonight t i l l 9 ; Rev. Waiter A. Hyssko, 9 a.m.. Worship Service. away in Rome, h e a ^ of Phile­ irS p.m. cere. ery, Rev. Robert Talmadge, Pathfinders Club, Norman St., The Club was formed with ” out there. son, 117; Edward Labonvllle, Promotes Union Pastor Assistant Pastor St. Maurice Church, Bolton mon’s love and how it had re- 116; Wilbur Messier, 116; Julia Bring in This Coupon Toniffht Bev. Robert W. Cronin, Pastor Alateens, 7:30-9:30 p.m. . . . open the stated purpose of "working "They flnEilly knocked it off Second Congregational Church freriied the hearts of the saints ■ after eui hour, the damn bullets Vendrlllo, 115, Ted Rivard, 115; JOHANNESBURG, South Af- Masses, 8:80 and 10:80 a.m. (those who had come to beUeve to teens with a relative or friend together for better schools, between 6 and 9:30 for ;i Saturday Mass, 7 p.m. Rt. 44A, Coventry with a drinking problem. were hitting all around us. It Harold Lehmann, 113, Mary Me- rica (AP) — Churches of difter- Saturday Masses, 5 and 7 p.m. in our Lord and who walked health, and living — socially Cann, 113; George Schroll, 113; ent denominations should pool Sunday Masses, 7, 8:80, 10:80 Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, Tuesday, July 14 and charitably.” WEIS worse thEui any contact I’ve ^ THE and 11:46 a.m. Sunday Masses, 7:30, 9:16 and dally by a personal faith in Eva Post, 113; Mollie McCarthy, their facilities and manpower Gospel Hall 11 a.m. Minister Drug Advisory Center, 81 Rus- The schoolhouse was deeded been In. 416 Center St. Him). Be a carrier of the word “They were firing AK’s (pop­ 113: and Bernice Martin, 113. for greater effectiveness, South BIBLE so that your love will refresh sell St., 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. — just to the club for $1 with the stip- On Monday we had a nice Africa’s Church Unity Commls,- FREE GIFT Unitarian Meeting House Rockville United Methodist 10 a.m.. Worship Service. call 647-9222 for an answer to ulation that possession wojild ping noise) t oshow the FNG’s 10 a.m.. Breaking bread. 50 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford the hearts of your feUow-be- ” (enemy) what the sound was class to specialist fourth class big difference In his Army sta- tumout of 78 for our kitchen so- gion sEiid in Its news bulletin, 1^0 Purchase Necessary • One Per Family ^ SPEAKS Church llevers in Christ. The water that drug problem. revert to the town If the club while on the Cambodian mis- tus, according to Mickewlcz’s Perle’a Party clal, considering that there was Touch.” The commission, 11:46 a.m., Sunday School. Rev. Nathaniel D. Lauriat Vernon United Methodist MHS Guidance and Placement gave it up. Over the years the - like." 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. 142 Grove St. quenches the thirst of him who Mlckewicx. winds up his ac- sioni was drafted soon after re- dad, who said his son has re- which promotes organic union Rev. Willard E. Conklin, Church drinks; it also is a source of ®***®®® “P®" 8 a.m.-^oon and club has made major repairs. The Way It Was E 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, rmint of that action' ”We cov- ceiving His associate degree in cently been chosen for'additional we had 53 pinochle players, and g ^ Anglican, Congregation- Eugene Minister Rt. 80 cleansingAlAM M nlnn. andnw.,1 an benefit to him 1-3 p.Ul.P-™- HardwoodYTo floors, kitchen faclU- therr>A lucky1if/>lrxr winners were: ♦ T3^nd>v Rose o _’ __j o w Name Breteer The Salvation Army Nursery and Worship Church Rev. Joe K. Carpenter, who passes it on — especially Pool hours are the same as ties, furnace, stove, refrigera- LONDON (AP) - Perle Mes- cambell, 679; Ellen Kleman, t I 661 Main St. School. 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Minister when It is the pure water of Monday. tor and water have been In- threw her first party in Lon- 676; Paul Schuetz. 675- Bess ®(*“'’®(‘®®' (*'® churches are Address Capt. Lawrence J. Beadle Nursery provided. God’s grace in your life. Swanson Pool — Adult Swim stalled and paid for by club I A well-known reli^ous group Vernon Assembly of Ood „ d 0„ Mam. sm,-. ware oul ^ Swth VMnam 1 . . ^ ,„ d everything: the m y It Am. Hotlmm., d»S: Ullla,; City ...... State teaches that in death man Officer in Charge , 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Submitted by: members. .. peddling their goods as usual.” graduate High, soon after completeing basic zip 104 W. Main St., RockvUle . Rev. Norman E. Swensen Wednesday, July 15 Mrs. Cecere said, "It is with Lewis, 648; Eva Lutz, 647: Floyd °( cbronlc manpower ceases to exist in any form, tor First (Congregational Church Nursery. Due for R and R irammgtraining at rFt. i. uevena,Devens, maaa.Mass. “®® ° ----;T”v7,;____ T “ edVishortniypiln dtisaF #M V J m all #m11 rhiirehes Rev. Earl K, Pettlbone, { D r ^ Adrisory Center, 81 Rus- ^ggp regret that we return the Mickewlcz, who received his m m m m u m em e- U m em mmmmm mm he is wholly mortal. This doc­ Sunday, 8 a.m., Prayer United'Church of Christ 10 a.m.. Story Hour for chil­ Trinity Covenant Church promotion from private first Earning toe degree made a He has seen previous combat in The champagne frothed end- Post, 646; Joseph Windsor, tagefln al chu ches. trine is based upon such Bible Breakfast. 't.' Minister Main St., Coventry dren under 7 years of age. building to the town. Due to ^ ^ the area around . Plelku .. and Ml has tyMnnIll lessly, the violins played MM 1 M tunes 4 • • *M ^ ^ MabelKAartAl lA/l1ann Wilson, AQO* 632; TnAVInez Ma- HAO- statements as: "Man became a 9:30 a.m., Sunday School there be^een the hours of 8:30 the cost of sewers as weU as been awarded toe Combat Infan- from ’’Call Me Madam” (toe honey, 627; Gladys L. Smith, living soul," with animals also 9:46 a.m., Simday School, OPEN ALL DAY (Classes for all ages). Rev. James W. McBride, Trinity Evangelical Lutheran a.m. o p.m. . other repairs needed, we feel tryman Badge as toe resiilt of musical comedy about Mrs. 827, and Alice Shorette, 626. being called souls (Gen. 1:80; 10:46 a.m.. Holiness Meeting classes for all ages. Welcome Slated Waddell Pool — Teen Swim that action. Mesta), and the guest list was Hy (he way, here’s something 2:7). Minister Church we can no longer tinancially SUNDAY (nursery provided). 11 a.m.. Worship Service. 9:30 a.m.. Worship Hour. He is due to receive a neriod small but select-stage and ? personally feel Isjmportant to inm The word "soul" is used vari­ 6:16 p.m.. Open Air Meeting. 6:46 p.m., Christ’s Ambassa­ (Missouri Synod) For SA Leaders ^ Trihlty ^llegrbampus Hart- building." PIZZA-RAY'S 9 A.M . ta 9 P.M. ously in the Bible to refer to 9:46 a.m.. Church School. 86 Prospect St., Rockville of R and R (rest and relaxation) movie stars, a few lords and la- ym* (“(•‘s who are participating FABRIC DEPARTIVlENT BTORISS 6:30 p.m.. Prayer Meeting. dors youth gp\>up. 11 a.m.. Nursery. Worship Capt. and Mrs. Lawrence fqrd, 7:45 p.m. — Carillon Con- T**® J®*? *® ’*'*4*^ ^ nex^ monto ^ d ^ L located ‘hes. and one duchess. 1" many' of our programs. We the principles of animal life 7 p.rh,. Salvation Meeting. 7 p.m.. Evangelistic service. Rev. Bruce Rudolf cert'series, rain or chine, open ‘*®®" det®™!"®* / u t PIZZAS next month and naa indicatea i ♦ *u close down for the month of ARTHUR DRUG 4 34 Oakland St., Route 83, Manchester and to a divine part of man Service. Bestole, newly appointed otfl- to the pubUc free Councilman Abraham Glass- that he may choose Hawaii. If I took a few people to the A„eust for a couole of valid that is synonomously c a lle d 8 p.m.. Junior Pilgrim Fel­ 8 and 10:30 a.m.,. BEST GRINDERS so, his father plans^to ^ out theater ^ d I thought It would as cleaning up "spirit." The context determines Avery St. Worshlp cers-in-charge of the Manches­ MHS Guidance and Placement “'® ” ®®'** United Pentecostal Church lowship. Service, Holy Communion. Offices - open 8 a.m.-noon and *"® ® ^’ recommended the and visit him. The elder Mlcke- be nice to have them here f ^ j^e building, and for vacations the usage of both the Hebrew Christian Reformed Church 7 p.m. ter Seilvation Army Corps, and and Greek words tor “soul." 187 Woodbridge St. Senior Pilgrim Fel- 9:16 a.m., Sunday School. 1-3 p.m. matter be turned over to the MADE WITH PROVOLONE OR BLEU CHEESE wicz, a widower, is a driver dinner,’’ I t o Mesta said as 50 Important, we would 661 Avery St. lowshlp. their daughter, Julie, will be for Railway Express Agency. guests filed into a hotel recep- hope that many would decide Jesus said not to fear "them Robert Baker, Pastor South Windsor Adult Instruction Class. Verplanck Pool — Adult Swim Historical Society for that kill the' body, but are not welcomed by members of the Night. evEtiuatlon of the buildings’ 10 Mirthte Service On All Calls— tion room decorated with mlU- break away from our regular able to kiU the soul," Matt. 10 a.m., Sunday School. Rev. James A. Bonnema, Manchester Citadel tomorrow Minister Thursday, July 16 worth from a historical stand- Don’t Believe Us 'Try Us It’s best to buv toe lightest emblems Inspired by the routines, and for a month just LUCA’S TAILOR SHOP 10:28. U a.m.. Worship Service. at a fellowship hour at 8:16 Drug Advisory Center; 81 Rus- POint. weight r^op posstole^hen pur ^^“ ‘® “('Waterloo and the Duke g„rt to find other things, such Moreover, Solomon declared 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic Serv­ WORLD ALMANAC RockviUe p.m. at the Youth Center of the sell St., 8:30 a.m.-9 p.m. Give MaUlng U sto 130 SPRUCE S'niEET — 643-0031 chasing a string mop. The light­ of Wellington. gs lounging around toe house. that "the dust (body) retumeth ice.- . 9:46 a.m., Sunday School for FACTS Citadel. Known In London as “toe visiting neighbors, and” taking LAUNDROMAT and COIN-OP DRY CLEAN to the earth as it was, and the ______i all ages. Mark a ceiU at 647-9222 . . . he’s South Windsor FISH assisted weight mop Is easier to use. Hospital Notes Capt. BeEidle will preach ear­ staying later just for you. by local teen-age Republicans Washington whoopee girl,” Mrs. car trips to tod different lakes. I spirit retumeth unto God who 11 a.m., Worship Service. HM lier In the evening at the regu- Mesta last held a party In Brit- In other words, Just as card 172V2, 176-178 SPRUCE STREET gave it,” Eccl. 12:7. Man is not St James’ Church Nursery. Visltinx hours ar« s V------“ ,7’,.— " S " Guidance end Placement (TARS) have prepared a mall- anhilated in death, but exists TUHiuig nours are 12:30 to 8 lar outdoor evangelistic service Offices... open 8 a.m.-noon Eind ing...... Ust to be sent to all ‘ town ain In 1953 when she entertained playing and other programs Msgr. 'Edward J. Reardon, 7 p.m., Evening Service. p.m. in aU areas except ma­ at71n~Center ~Park. Both 600 during toe coronation of are Important to you, so should ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL apart from the body, 2 Cor. Pastor 1-3 p.m. residents this week. The leaf- 5:1-4; James 2:26. And he is ternity where they are 2 to 4 events are open to the public. MHS Parking Lot — 7-io p.m. *®* designed to acquaint Queen Elizabeth n . a "break” from them, to some- Rev. Joseph E. Vnjs ------thing different. JULY 13 to lU LY 25 conscious in that disembodied First Evangelical Lutiieran and 6:30 to 8 p.m. — Dance to Coda! Sponsored by P®ople with the avidiabUlty of Are you going on vacafion? state, L ^ e 16:19-81. Bev. Thomas Bany Church of Rockville .r-Ma-Tk , ___ ' The change of pace and action LAUNDRY—Open 7 A.M. to 10 P-M. — Special Ironi 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Rev. James BL Bo3rle your rec department. ■ help from FISH volunteers. Rev. Richard E. Bertram, C r ' B r i d l TL t T l i m e always good, and then when FREE 16db. WASH — No S{ieciiil on Sunday Admitted Thursday: ClEirice WaddeU Pool — Adult Swim FISH begw an Euiswering PlMse fill out and give to your Manchester Evening Herdd CHURCH OF CHRIST Pastor Duplicate Bridge Hight. . service In South Windsor JUne we start again in September, Do 2 I.«ad8 Get Ticket for Free Wash , Saturday, Masses at 6 and Hunter, Lawrence St., Rock- ______newsboy. everyone will be raring to go. DRY-CLEAN—Open 7 A.M. to 10 P.M. Lydall and Vernon Streets 7:30 p.m. vUle; Antonina Lewis, Bread Friday, July 17 H. Since then a number of ciUls Brings GOP Cry I remember last year i-^topped 8 lbs. reg. $2.23 $1.50”Speciiil all hours Phone: 648-8617 Sunday, Masses 6, 7:30, 9, 9 a.m.. The Service. D i ^ Advisory Center, 81 Rus- have been received Including TAILOR .SHOP—Open 8 A.M. - 6 P.M. Dally, Thiirs. till » P.M. & MUk St., Coventry: Daisy H®«iits last night in a dupU- WASHINGTON (AP) — Four J**® “ ‘®*\®" 10:80 a.m., and noon. Bryant, Bancroft Rd., Edward ®n Ends had also asked for equal time to back. Take It for what It’s worth, Reg. 12.90—$7.00 CENTER PARK 9:46 a.m., Sunday School They have been domesti­ Ostuni and Perry MEicthon, Avlasevlch, linden Place, third. V respond to Lawence F. but that’s Dr. Fortin's prescrlp- Belts, reg. 4.00—$3.00 - .Alterations not Included ClEUBses for all ages. cated in India'and Great the^ hours are **“’“** ^ “”‘ Special Music, Hymn Sing, Bible Preaching. RockvUle; Howaird Wilson, Ver­ The gEune, sponsored by the X. Sklenar of 106 Diane O’Brien, chairman of the Demo- tlon for you vidio are Interested, 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Britain, and have been Or man |o Manchester Evening Herald ct-atlc National Committee. V On Tuesday, our Senior Bowl- Ties Si Apache Scarves, reg. $2 __ ■. WalleWLlmlted Selection . tamed by fishermen to non. Gardens, RockviUe; Flor- Manchester Bridge du b , is LriTe. $4.50-$l.50-83.50 Rcg.('15.0O—$5.00 Every Sunday Evening 7:00 I*.M. Nursery. erice Glynn, Glen, Dr., ToUand, ' Circulation Dept. O’Brien appeared last Tues- Ing League had a grand 'time catch and retrieve fish. played each Friday at 8 p.m.. The rec department is 6 p.m., Wesleysui Youth. Eindand Marjorie PeUefrinl, Fox at the clubhouse, 186 Eldridge looking for ^ Manchester Evening Herald day in a half hour - program competing with each other,'and p i .j :n t y o f o f f s t r e e t p a r k in g 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer. Copyright © 1970, 13 Bissell Streeti Manchester, Conn. 06040 countering an hour-long inter- toe teams in the lead are The Near Nathaii4lale ^hool. Corner of Oak St. NewHpapeF'lOnterprIse Anan. HIU Dr., RockviUe. st. Play Is open to the puUlc. the Thursday Ntoht £^**ands for South Windsor correspmdent y ^“ ®®s • • • Barbara Varrick view of President Nixon by Devils, Sun Flowers, and Tiddly three network newsmen. Winks, in that order. The men’s \

m I • I . ■■J r. ■ * sv Vj V •’ » ' Y'J'-A* * ■ •• ‘ '■ ‘ •' ' V’ PAGE EIGHT MANCHEStTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1970 PAGE NIN E Miss Connecticut Pageant Obituary Police Log Bolton Town Fire D^partme J I Chairman lAwrenoe SiosepMiiak They Will Crown ABBESTS, Christine M- Jackman, 166 TCHJUAND — Lawrenc« W. Emergency Telephone 42 Main and Charter Oak Oak St., charged with failure to Renamed By Motorists Warned 48 Main and School ascepamak, 64, ot Nawlngton, ' obey a state traffic control 648-1151 4' j faUiar o( Lawrence J. signal. She was arrested yester- This lU^Bg of fown FIrr De­ 431 Bennet Junior High Sicaepaaiak c< IMland, (UmI d ir e c A .Queen Tonight d i^ morning. Police say she SchpotPanel partment box alarm num ber^ Buildings (Main S t) USINESS SERVICES 1 ; TORY I Central Firehouse yerterday at Haitford Hoqrftal. was observed going through a pubUzhed in the Interest of edn- Survivors also Include his 649-2808 432 East Side Rec ^ By SHABON DODTON red light at McKee and W. William Grunske was re-elect­ catlng residents ss to the loca­ 434 Maple and Cottage wUe, 2 daughters, 8 brotiiers, a (Herald Beporter) Center Sts. Court date July 27. ed chairman'of; the Board of tion of their nearest fire box. alater, and 10 grandchildren. The steaming heat took more of a toll on spectators Education .’Ihursilay. D r.; Eliza­ Special Alarm Calls. Every resident should know the 435 Main and Maple >v The funeral will be Monday fire alarm box number neareal than participants last night, or so it seemed, in the pre- Joseph LaForge, eo, of 29 w. beth Altoii was re-elected secre­ 2—kecall his home or place of business, (First National Store) CAMPING at 9:80 a.m. from the Newlng* liminary competition of the 1970 Miss Ckmnecticut Pag- Gardner st., charged with in- tary, and Andrew Mannegla was 44 Main and Oak ton Memorial Funeral Home, elected vice chairman. 8— General Chief W. Clifford Mason \ eant at Southington High School. arrested last strongly n^es )ha* curloos mo­ 441 Main and Park EQUIPMENT 20 Bcnalr Ave., with a Mhsa of IVOss Manchester, Maria ------night after poUce received three Dr. Joseph Castagna read a 9— School requiem at 8t. Mary’s Church, letter from the State Depart­ 12—Military torists shonld not rnce fire 442 Convalescent Hmne, Tents, Oota, Sleepina; Bags, Cristina Salazar, was among college of Music summer fesU- **^.^"*^ trucks to the scene of the blaze 29 Cottage St. FUNERAL H€$ME Air Mattresseoi Stoves, Newington, at 10. Burial will be “ MUSIC summer lesu on his side on a hill on Gardner ment of Health to the board con­ and thus cause highway con­ in Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery. fourteen contestants who were yal who was second runner-up a. court date Julv 27 cerning the mcinerators at the 443 Marlow Building lantom s Judged in evening gown, swim- this year in the Miss rMnniminH ____^ 7 W. Middle Tpke. near gestion and an additional hi^ Frioids may call at the fu­ high school and the center Rt. 15 fverpass ard for firemen. More than me 45 Main and BisseU MANCHESTER neral home tonight from 7 to 9 suit, arid talent compeUUon. (Ohio) contest; Miss Sally Mid- ACCIDENTS school. ’Ihey have been inspect­ usual amount of traffic on_, the 451 Birch and Cottage Wm. J. Lennon, Director and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and For the evening gown compe- dleton, a former Miss ConnecU- Marilyn C. Landon Rt. 6 ed by the state and Were found 12 Keeney and Santina streets cloM to the fire hdll de*. SURPLUS SALES CO . 121 Keeney, dance hall 46 Main and Pearl Z MAIN STREET 7 to 9 p.m. UUon, Mlss.^Salazar wore a cut; and several members of the Andover was issued a written to be m 'Violation of the emis­ lay volunteer firemen who nre 47 Main and Center 142 E. CENTER ST. sleeveless gold brocade gown Manchester Jaycees, which warning for failure to yield the sion standards. 123 Keeney, Erie In their own cars. Chief Mason at Depot S^nare with high open neck and waist- sponsors the local contest. > right of way. His car was In a The letter specified that the 124 Keeney, H ack m a^ k declared. 48 Main and Wadsworth Philip F. Parent t 49 Main and Strant ' 649-7196 Open Dally to 9:00 PJMU lino edged in gold. Her official P ageant Theme colliq}on with a car driven by mcmerators may be used up to 13 Wetherell and Bridge J. FABB — 8tS-71U Philip F. Parent, 40, of New pageant swimsuit was white, Tije theme of the pageant, Virginia H. Cullen, 3 Walnut Oct. 12, but may not be used 131 W etherell and Horace 491 Main and Armory Britain died ‘Ihurs^y night at provided by the Robby Len-Lee which began some 20 minutes St., yesterday on Green Manor after then until they comply The town Fire Depnrt- 51 Charter Oak, Spruce New Britain General Hospital. 134 Bunce and Seaman ment niso lists the foUow- Beachwear Co. after the scheduled 8 o'clock Rd. with the state regulations. The 135 Waddell and Pioneer 511 Spruce and Wens He was the son of Mrs. Leona In the talent compeUtlon, start, was "Those Wonderful ------board has a choice either to ren­ Ing Phantom (Imaginary) 52 Spruce and Eldridge DICK’S CUSTOM MADE Parent of Tolland and brother ovate the mcmerators, which 186 W. Center and signals |for areas la town Miss Salazar presented "Tabu” Years,” a musical album of Mark P. Schllllnger, 23, of 29 where actual fire box alanns 53 Spruce and Oak PARKADE MANCHESTER To be in business since 1028, '& Whfin 'welooiSeauidinetlcu; CANVAS AWNINGS of Mrs. Beatrice Poulin of an AfroOuban song with memories celebrating the gol- GUs St., was given a written could cost from |600 to ^,000, or ' Bluefield which is the time that Don Wil­ louB attention of all details. SHELL Rockville and Antohine Parent to have the refuse picked tq> 187 Bluefield and Case do not exist: 531 Nathan Hale School Spanish and African lyrics, and den anniversary of the Miss warning for failure to yield the 54 Spruce and Bissell CLgANERS MEMORIAL COs Many lis became connected with the In drder’(to achieve this repu­ of ToUand. accompanied herself on guitar. America Pageant. i right of way at an intersection. daily. 188 Case and McGuire 125 Hartford Rd. and ; ( M u u a m i h m ; Services, Parts garage which now bears his tation a man must be a perfec­ SERVICE Survivors also include his Introducing the seflri>t!I&srical Sponsored by the Southington collision with a In other busmess the board 189 House and Carver W; Center ' 55 Pearl and Holl Opposite East Oenwtery More and more people are requires the services of a ma- name, and to own this garage tionist, and Don to. His men are 551 Pearl and Poster •iA.seiEB wife, three sons, five daughters, number herself. Miss Salaqar Jaycees, the .pageant is the ot- car driven by Harriette L. members votM to conunend the 14 Hartford Rd , McKee 1251 Town Dump •taWng ad-vantage of the many chine shop. Perhaps many peo- since 1042 can mean many expected to do the work in Just 653 CENTER STREUST three other brothers, and five said "I feel this song, a slave’s^lcial Miss America Prellml- Wetherell of 128 Grove St., Rock- Junior and senior classes for 15 Summer and 56 E. Center and Spruce Quality Mamorlob Mancheater Auto Parts, 270' j^e suii do not know that the things, most important of -which one way—the right way. If you cither sisters. their efforts to hold graduation 126 Hillstown and I services and parts availablie at indlviduaa as weU as oommer- MECHANIC ON DU’TT lament, is appropriate in to- nary, and the girl chosen Miss „ ®’ Genter and Spruce Eteerson 57 Summit and Flower Over 80 Tears’ Ezperlenoe Is the faot that during 42 years are new to the town ot Man­ The funeral will be Monday day’s society because it is a Connecticut tonight will repr^- yesterday. outside. ’They especially wish to Spencer 571 Manch. High School Broad St. Many, howerver, do clal business can be aervioed at he has given the motoring pub­ chester, and are looking for a AT ALL HOURS commend Jackie Struff, who did 16 Ljmess and Dudley (/M at 7:45 a.m., from the Donald record of a man’s longing for sent the state in Atlantic City, 127 Hillstown and 61 Charter Oak, opposite Call 649-5807 not give much thought to the the Manchester Auto Parts ma- lic that -which they have looked garage that you C8ui really de- Starters, Generators, R. Sagarino Funeral Home, 109 freedom.” -N. J., in the Miss America fi- A car driven by Philip K. Pel­ most of the organizing. Dr. Cas­ 161 W. Center and Foley ahock absorbers on their cars, eWneshop. Why not try them for — satlsfactoiy service — not peM upon, try the Don Willis letier, m, of 170 Hilliard St., was 17 W. Center and McKee Woodside Water Department Carimretora. North St., New Britain, with a Mlss Manchester wore a full- nals in September. tagna said, "The pit^fiam was a . AIMETTI, Prop. and this Is a mistake. They: and see for yourself? Just now and then, but time af­ Oaiuge located at 18 Main St. Domeatlo - Foreign Gars SEE US FOB: in collision with a car driven very Impressive, (and I hope the 18 Center and Victoria 128 Hillstown and Hills 62 l^hool and Ginton rj Aluminum Roll Up Mass of requiem at St. Mary length multi-colored skirt with Announcement of the seven . *__i—. 612 Ansaldi and Batista Harrison 81, Manchester wear out so slowly that the' The Van Norman Model 870 ter time. Under Ms guidance and see tor youraelf why so 648-7008 Church, New Britain,' at 6:40. beginning of a tradition.” 181 St. John and Stone 713 Highland and l ■kanslwlsr I change goes unnoticed in many Rotary Broach for the predadon this business has earned a Justi­ many other people put off havr Awnlnga a white blouse and lavender flnaUsts in the pageant wUl X ™ ‘ In other busmess, the board 63 Oak and Ginton Burial will be in St. Mary ^ for her talent presentaUom ^ ing to back out of a parking 182 Foxcroft and Deepwood W yllys oases, but. worn shock absorb* machining of cylinder heads, en- fiable but en-viable reputatio.-t ing work done (he does have a a Door Caaoplea Cemetery, New Britain. reviewed a proposal from the 64 E. Center and Benton 'waiting list, you know) so that Storm Doors Several local businesses donat- scheduled to begin at 8, and space on Main St. 183 Adams and Jarvis 714 Case Brothers ta-lW ijtansir ers are a real menace and they gine blocks and other surfaces &r quality 'work, at prices that a Friends may call at the fu­ ed clothes to Miss Salazar’s then the three phases of corn- staff of the high school that ' 19 Center and Fairview 65 Bimton and Durkin can—and do—cause accidents, ig really a "wlaard” of a ma- are consistent with the work they can have tills garage turn MANCHESTER s Combination Windows neral home tonight from 7 to 9 would require 186 days of at-, 823 Mountain and out the work for them. pageant wardrobe. petition will be repeated. Be- A car driven by Harry R. 191 Center and Olcott Dr. 67 E. Middle Tpke. STEVENSON’S If you have net had your chine. ’The drg grinder appara- turned out. He is also a mem­ Manchester Awning Oa. and tomorrow from ^ to 4 and Other talent presentations in- Connecticut, four tendance m order to receive Ludlow and Branford «OOU> RBOBAaB shock absorbers checked late- tus does precision mechining of ber of the IGO, and 'whfie this Soon you’U be hearing about 195 WEST CENTEB ST. 7 to 9 p.m. Fletcher, 22, of 38 Sunset Trail, credit for a course. 192 Verplanck School eluded numbers from Broad- runners-up will be cheeen' and Wapping, hit a telephone pole 824 Porter and Wyllys 68 Illing Junior High laiir, Cmv Fnees OM ly. It would be a most sensible I cyHnedr head, engine blocks and means that any garage or torv- spring tune-up and many times IMephone 649-8091 Norman Shaw, principal of 198 Salem and Dover Btons we wonder If it is really Im- Ssiafood, way musicals, a trumpeter, ac- the Miss Congeniality Award on Center St. last night. Fletch­ 1931 East Catholic High 862 E. Middle Tpke. 71 Highland and Autumn ' I ESSO thing to do. One way for you I other surfaces with one setup loe station displaying this em­ Established 1949 the high school, explamed that to test them yourself Is to press | and one cut. It also will do the blem can be depended upon ixxrtant. cordlonlst, and a reading of ^ presented, er was leaving Deci’s Drive-In, this proposal was mtended to be 1932' Howell.Cheney and Dale Rd. 712 Gardner and Spring 405 MAIN ST. CHOICE VARIETY poetry by Rod McKuen. Providing entertainment be- when hla gas pedal apparently 951 E.', Middle Tpke. down on the beck of the car; i same work on foreign makes of 100%,| when you see the AID not damage or scratch bum­ The benefits are now 60 per 643-7373 8th District Fire Department Is 523 Henry and White • FYult4—Vegetables thing you can carry there. For Service Emblem of the Pltts- work In your bathroom, how pers. MACHINE SHOP PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A cent of an unemployed perstm's published In Jie interest of about having a glass tub en­ NEW YORK (AP) — Vice young’, 'the poor,’ and ‘the Someone broke mto the apart­ 524 N. Elm and Tanner s Greeting Cards instance, (wllnder heads taken ^®*Th Plate Glass*Co., that is to d e ^ Judge b a r r ^ the ^ n n president* SpTi^ t !‘ Agnew"^" black.’ These are stereotypes weekly earnings. The AFL<3IO safety. from your car will be taken core *^®Pl8.yed at the IVhlte Glass closure installed. Glass shower SERVICE nON WILLIS ment of John Johnson, 68B wants them to be 662-3 per cent Special Alarm Calls In most Instanres,^ the caUs 525 Henry and B ow ^ We Depend On Tou . . . stalls are worth their weight In ■ *^*™^** Friday from fe„d his rebuttal today to a that do not exist.” Sycamore Lane, early this morn­ 2— Recall of; they grind valves and reset y®® know that you are get- Guardsmen Quit authorizing^ a $114,000 annual charge that bGcauBG of his ac- He declared: " ‘We will never of the average statewide pro­ are primarily of Interest to vol­ 526 Bowers and Hollister MERCURY Tou Con Depend On Us! them, they clean and adjust ^*^8 ^® finest glass that mon- gold when it comes to keeping ing but was frightened off by duction wage. 3— General Alarm unteer firemen who can deter­ 527 N. Elm and Hollister the bathroow dry. If the man Soggy Camp Drum GARAGE pension for ousted chief execu- uons and atUtudes the Nixon ad- come together on our common Johnson, who came downstairs. mine the location of the fire by Open 7 Days A Week them. It would be an utter tm- MANCHESTER tlve officer, Stuart T. Saunders, tninlstration is splitting the na- purposes of equal opportunity, Driscoll said that during May, 4-4—^Minor Fire 528 Hollister and Gifton I Travol Aganey ,possibility to list all of the serv- Motorists know that wherever of the house is handy, he can (BOSTON .(AP) — Some 11,000 18 Main St., Tel. 649-4531 Connecticut's Jobless rate rose the calls rung 'rom the fire sta­ till Midnight U.S. District Court Judge John tlon. individual freedom and social 5— Resuscitator tion at Hilliard and Main Sts. 529 Hollister and Sununlt ices that are available to you at emblem is displayed, the install these himself, or if you Natimial Guardsmen of the 26th AUTO PARTS P. Fullam said m his order that in a by-imed column on the Justice by insisting that there is 27 per cent, reaching a level 6— ^Mutual Aid 5291 Bentley School 6 4 6 ^ 2 ^ this fine machine shop maintain- '*^®*'k Is done quickly and ef- prefer, for a moderate sum, the Spocialixing in that was 39 per cent higher than ’ CaUef Granville Llngard 882 MAIN ST. 646-0293 .(Yankee) Infantry Division re­ 270 BROAD ST Penn Central could not > pay a editorial page of The New York only one road to these goals— North Viet 9—School Canceled strongly urges that eurlous mo­ 531 Delmont and Bond NO SERVICE ed at Manchester Auto Parts. ficlently and by skilled and White Glass Co. will send a and smothermg debate by false­ that of the June 1969 level. When it comes to working on trained men In the art of man to do the work for you. turned home today after spend­ BRAKE SERVICE salary of more than $60,000 to Times, A^ew wrote: Driscoll said Labor Council 12—Military Call torists should not race fire 532 E. Middle '^ke. CHABOE Saunders or any other crfflcer "More and more frequently, ly evoking an ideal of unity. trucks to the scene of the blaze oars, many men are particular- Slass installation. They use only Once installed you will wonder ing two weeks in annual train­ representatives met May i with and Summit RESERVATIONS FOB who is not working full time the charge Is being made that, "Division and dissent, even Prisoners and thus i»use hlifiiway con­ Buy - Sell ly handy but these men do not P*® latest and best techniques how you got along without ing exercises at Camp Drum, OPEN Front End Alignnwnt traveling under the pejorative legislative leaders to discuss the 112 N. Main, Main (box) gestion and an additional haz­ 533 Hudson and Oakland a HOTEU9 them. ' with assigned duties. because of the actions and atti- possibility of a special session. AIRLINES COINS Appraise have the facilities to have some *** modern auto glass Installa- N.Y. SAT. TO 1 P.M. Saunders, 60, was forced to tudes of the vice president, the label of ‘divisiveness,’ can be 113 Fuller PI. ard for firemen. More than the ">34 Washington, Summit a ot the work taken care of, for It y°® ^® always sure Glass is used in so many Gnnni^l Rnpair Work Released “Since then,” he added, "there 114 Union, N. Main (box) usual amount of traffic on the 612 Oakwood, Woodbridge a STEAMSHIPS Collections Wanted The guardsmen, from Massa­ retire dual leadership posts m Nixon administration Is 'dlvld- constructive forces' for orderly streets close to the fire will de­ We’re Paying Top Current of the utmost In satisfaction ways. It covers tables and pro­ change, and I for one mtend to has been no word from the leg­ 115 Marble and N. Main 613 Lydall and Woodbridge with all work done here. tects them against stains, burns chusetts and Connecticut, were both the parent Penn Central Ing the country.’ (Continued from Page One) islators on the proposed ses­ lay volunteer firemen who are •27 Main St,,. BCancbester Prices, Contact Us Fine Quality Co. and the financially troubled "Is it possible for a country of defend the principle as I take sion.” 116 Stock PI. and N Main in their own oiws,' Chief Un- 614 Lydall and Parker ^Massacre^ The White Glass Co., does and scratches. It is Ideal for reviewed by the, governors from part m the process.” Vietnamese and Viet Cong work for Insurance companies your vanity In the bedroom or JOHN'S Penn Central railroad during a over p05 million free individuals House Speaker 'William R. 117 Union and Wood Lane gard declared. 615 Lydall and Fenwick CONNECTICUT their states duri^ training. top management shakeup June be united oiMhe issues of our BJ420aed July 11 forces were within 30 to 80 miles 118 Union, north of bridge 616 Lydall and Salters and in order to do tMs they bathroom. For beauty and as a on an arc running northeast to the labor leader’s plea, echoed Despite the six inches of .rain DIAMONDS ATLANTIC 8. The railroad subsequently pe- time? Obvldfflfly not. Progress Dnlscoll’s “ concem” -with rising 119 Union and Union PI. 884 Woodland and Bates 617 Lydall and Vernon GUNLIFFE VALLEY COIN CO. IsForecast must come up to the rigid work saver, think Glass. 706 MAIN STREET southwest of the capital. 97 Center Street, Manebster standards set by these com­ If you need the screen wire tiiat fell at Camp Drum during From UUcMied for reorganization un- 1" ®ur governmental system unemployment but said Gov. 121 Tolland Tpke., Union 335 Brent and Schaller 618 Barry and Coleman m n B Y IQ JEWELRY MANCHESTER d e r'a federal bankruptcy law. grows out of the clash of parU- The spokesman also said John £>empeey -was the one who 122 Tolland T^ke. and MOTOR SALES 643-6295 panies. Should you need the reolaced In your window the first week, hampering exer­ there was a one-hour Commu­ 336 Brent and Woodhill - 619 Bretton , For Ulster glass replaced in your car win- screens or doors, let (White PHRV W STORE The railroad, the nation’s positions.” Police Plan could best call the General As­ Jefferson 621 Helaine Same Address—8 Tears cises, officials report the dlid- 649-8132 largest, announced the pensimi political process In a de- nist attack today at Skuon, sembly into special session. 'Ihe 337 Schaller and ChamWs EXPERT AUTO BODT and Dally 9-8 Thun. tlU 9 (Continued from Page One) ,dow or windshield, this is the Glass Go. do it now, then it will siem received its eighth superior o Expert W atdi Repairing 123 Kerry and North 412 Main, Hilliard (box) • 622 Clyde and Dorothy place to come. be ready for you. For the best e F lu Stiectlon of Gift. about 48 miles north of Phnom FENDER REPAIRS Monday Closed . figure ’Ihursday and said mocracy, the vice president New System I^ slatlv e le ^ e r, he explained, 124 North and Golway rating in a row. ^ For All Ocoaslona Saunders could conOnue to col- ^ attacking an Penh. Akuon is on the road to are not empowered to call a 413 Carlyle Johnson 623 Parker and Green ENAMEL and LACQUER On Lough Neiigh, Noriltern Much driving la done after in glass Installation, depend BRAKES. TUNE-UPS 125 N. School and Golway dark and If your car’s wind- upon the WMte Glass Co. o Longine, Balovs, lect his annual $236,972 salary opponent s .^^Ucles which "of the Important provmclal capital special session but most poll Machine Co. (box) 624 Wellesley and Green BEFINISBINOS Ireland’s inland sea, the fitt­ W lttnaner and Caravelle ' course” /toiiMA'* is1 b divisive—“but/ i f v i a i v A ___ ' * n t i r by r \ di­ On Towing of Kompong Thom. members of both houses across 1251 Robertson School 414 Main and Pine Hill 625 Henry and Princeton BEASONABIB PRICES ing occasionally has develc^d sMeld is pitted from fine flying MINOR REPAIRS until Aug. 8, before being pen­ 019 Atm>1 p i particles thrown against It by W atd ier sioned. viding, we conquer apathy.” Gen. William C. Westmore­ the state and get a majority 415 Main and Grove 626 Princeton and Green RT. 88—VERNON, COIM. into a miniature naval battle. 787 Main St., Manchester Drawing a disUnction between HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — 213 Oakland and Mill .passing cars It might be wise Judge Fullam set July 17 for land, the U.S. Army’s chief of vote to require an interim ses­ 416 Main and Henry 6261 Bowers School Just Above the TTafflc' Ha mill's Gasoline bombs and shots have Phone 648-6617 JOHN KENSEL, Pnqjirtotor ‘‘the kind of division that embit­ "Most citizens who have' their staff, arrived In Saigon today sion. 214 Oakland and N. School to have It replaced. After a DuPONrS a hearing on the order. 417 Main, Hollister (box) 627 Avondale, Woodbridge C lrd e . been aimed at guard boats of ters and negates, and the divi­ cars towed are not in the best for a one-week -visit. Us first 'That requirement, he said, "is (box) 628 Auburn and Avtmdale Prinfery the London-based compeuy while these fine pits and sion that encouragea' mtelligent frame of mmd odien they appear' trip to South Vietnam smee re- 418 Main and Middle Tpke. TEL. 648-0018 scratches blend into a maze stop ’n Co one that we will attempt to 215 Cemetery Dr., Oakland 419 Oxford and W. Middle 629 Mather and Centerfield Commercial Printing and which owns the rich eel fialMry debate,” Agnew asserted: at headquarters to claim their llnqulahing command of U.S. change” in the next regular ses­ 216 Oakland, north of here. that cuts down on your -visibili­ “A house divided against it­ cars,” Police Chief Thomas J. forces there m June, 1968. sion next year. He called a vote Tpke. 631 Parker and Colonial Rubber Stamps ty, particularly so at night Prop: "Riidy" DuPont Personal Notices cem etery 632 Cushman and lYacy self cannot stand, but a house Vaughan said m understate­ Westmoreland said he would Sion next year. He called a vote 421 Alton, W Middle Tpke. e Wedding Imrltatlons auid Birds need great amounts of when the oncoming lights dis­ 275 Main Street L that can agree to divide on ment, and the situation becomes spend a week visiting U.S. and by legislators dispersed through­ 217 Oakland and South 422 Homestead and 633 Scott and Cushman Accessories tort them. Spot checks are run 218 Oakland and Gleason FRONT END food. Young starlings some­ In Memoriam ideas and issues stands secure tenser when they are asked to Swth Vietnamese combat units out the state in between ses­ W. la d d ie Tpke. O ut^e District a Business Cards, times devour fiteir own weight to see if windshields are safe as Phone: 649-6977 la lovinK mecnory of llary J. and healthy.” and to study the .progress of 219 N. School and Edward Letterheads, ^velopes Baugh nbo pasaed away July 12, pay cash to retrieve their cars. sions "cumbersome and un­ 428 Congress and Irving 71 N. Mai^, west of bridge d y n a m i c s of insects and berries in a day. far as visibility Is concerned 1967. “We . . . need not fear divi­ Vaughan's solution: Let them Vietnamlzatlon and to evaluate workable.” 221 N. ^huol and Buckland a All typto of Business After one meal a flicker's stom­ but more important, you might Featuring a complete Une of 424 Seymour, Homestead 72 N. Mail! and John 944 BROAD STREET ' SbeU Products plus sions bom of different ideas,” pay the towing charge by credit “the success of the operations m Unemployment figures re­ Alley (Behind Dairy Queen) Forms—Register—One­ ach was found to contain 6,040 be injured because of poor Every day in some anuU way, Cambodia.” 425 Windemere and Irving 73 N. M ^ , Tolland Tpke. time Carbon—^Padded—etc. Oenerol A»iamottve MeeniorleB of you cenne our way. said Agnew. “In this sense, dis­ card. leased Friday by the Connecti­ 311 G riffin arid Hilliard 4251 Waddell School Phone:, 649-4045 ants. A bobwhlte’s held 10,000 -visibility and 'distortion. Time and years roll swtfUy by. sent is divisive—and there is -> So starting Monday, anyone The U.S. Command an­ cut Labor Department showed 74 Buckland (^ ter a Custom Made Bei»alrtiig. But love and memories never die. 312 Margaret and Circle 426 Lockwood and Irving 75 Windsor . Specializing In pigweed seeds. Another Item that would be a nothing wrong about that.” who^e car has been towed by nounced today that some bodies claims for unemployment com- 313 Bilyue and Hilliard SVMt End Gtometiy Rubber Stamps Husband snd children. He added: "... I fmd it diffi­ the Hartford (Police Department had been recovered from the pensati

MANCHESTER e v e n i n g HERALD. MANCHES1‘ER. CONN.. SATURDAY. .TUI-Y 11. 1970 PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN BIANCHESTER EVENING HEEALD, MAN<(T e s t e r . CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 11, 19T0 Lev Spencer T r i' Two Shots Ahead of Field Wins for MB < w m ST. ANDREWS, Scot­ Trevino’s par 72 In wild, blus­ right through the green. Lee two cutoffs to make the final L Leave it to old Baargy tering wind Friday was a mas­ said three. I’ll bet he Mt a five round contained some surprises. ■ertaitm <6) land (AP)—^The man clos­ 7 i Pwts, Lev Spencer, who ah r e ibi terpiece of being in (harge. iron. I found out he hlf’ a three For Trevino, Jacklln, and Rionden, rt 0 0 i l admits to 40 years of age, BlomcftiilBr. lb est -to Lee Trevino in the Playing with defending cbaiq- iron. Nicklaus to be up there 'scrap­ Porteus, a plon Tony Jacklln, who also is “ From that minute on, Lee ping might have been expeitod. plus, to get Moriartys back Oeiisoa,'0( British Open Golf Cham- on the winning track in the Martao, 2b pion.qhip said toda.v the the U.S. Open title holder, the relaxed. It did something for Sanders, now playing out of Jobnaon, 8b American was under more than him. I dem’t quite know what.” Houston, who hasn’t won any­ fast Hartford Twilight R. Johnson, 8b volatile Tex-Mex will win PoUskl. ss .. . , .... , . , . ordinary pressure In the midst WTiat many didn’t know was thing Mirth talking about in sev­ BasebaU League. Wldhobn, o j i , ' N Providing that there's stiU life Harder Gomez ^ n of a huge, partisan crowd, that Trevino, for all his Bob eral years and never acquired a Speocer, p Skowron Gehringer Stephens Foxx Willianu DlMaggio Kallne lall il he just keeps talk- "But he -lap National Cham­ rlf^thander chalked up 10 PasBonl, U his batteries. Still well In the picture at five Chambers, H J AMERICAN LEAGUE It’s great to watoh,” said 40- and the astonishing Doug San­ “ I really want to win this one under par were England’s Neil pionship race at Stafford strikeouts as he kept the second WUde, cf NATIONAL LEAGUE year old iWillie Aitcheson. ders, may have dOne Trevino a Springs Speedway. To do it, the Wheelock, e NEW YORK (NEA)— ^Al UfeUme all-star average of only R and It means a million bucks to Coles and Peter Oosterhuls. place Orioles off-balance most Player 5mx. AB H HR Willie Is carrying Trevino's favor at one point, veteran of 20 campaigns must of the night with his assortment KoCbrd, p Kaline may not beat out -32*, has come to bat 34 times. Player Gms. AB H HR me,” the 31-year-old former Royal and Ancient officials es- LaJfohtsane bag into the final rouild of the “ We had a talk on the lltlv- U.S. Open champion declared. Umated that by nightfall per- turn better than 21.96 seconds. of speeds. It was Spencer’s Oanaib^, p Frank Robinson for right There were many other sur- Bill Skowron 5 14 6 0 Ted Kluizewiki 4 14 72-hole tournament over th? hole yesterday,” WllUe recalled. “That’s M iy It was Crazy out haps 76,000 fans will have seen Hendrick Is one of seven cars fourth straight victory without 2B 1 7 8 0 field on the. American prlses.In fact, of the 20 players 10 0 that did not take Ume last Ob, E. Oslact, Porteus, Rlontsn, Chorlie Gehringer 6 20 6,961-yard, par-72 Old Course "I said It was a four iron. L«e there on the 16th when that dog this <^>en championship, smash- defeat this season. . Leamie's all-atar team but ^ “ *® Billy Hermon and “ they” as they Uke to call thought maybe a five or even a barked and I three-putted. Lose ing all records in the 110-year Saturday night when elements Lynch; 8b, Porteus: hr, PoleskJ; L u OUl Jimmy Foxx, 8b, A.L.; 1 The win was the 10th in 12 dp, J. CUacl to Wneelook to E. Jimmy Foxx 7 19 6 themselves as a team are on six. He took a four and It came a mlllton over a dog’s bark? history and reflecting that it is caused postponement. Stafford starts for the MB’s ^ o now Cauad; lob, IfprlM ^ 9, Orioles 7; ^Is^*** " P a r le y Gehringer 2b! A.L. ; Stan Hack , When baseballs 41st all-star wiUlams, If, A.L.; Lefty 208, eight under par, and two off all right but not too wondei> That’s nuts.” the most star-studded of them management Immediately an­ bb, ff er ■*1 , "LalContaiM '1 “ Vem Stephens 6 IS 5 0 hold a comfortable lead in the ', Spencer 10, Lallonta^ game begins in ClncinnaU July a , Arky Vaughan riiots ahead of the Held. ful. Jacklln hit one and went The field of 67 which survived all. nounced the program would Eastern Division standings. L O sin ^«U ^ Ij hiu off Kallne WUI probably be on S®*".®?’ , **^’ ’ and Stan for 0 runs in 1 ______1 ‘ 4 1 Ted Williams 18 46 14 4 continue this week. The $6,260 Getting two hits, from each of 6 for 3 runs in 5 Innnigs; CunpbeU the bench. But he Is on the all- Enos Slaughter race pays $1,000 and 250 na­ four players, including the top 8 tor 3 n n In 1 iimhig; wp, ^^ea- 6 17 6 0 c«r, pb, Wldholm;; 1, lisUootacne. umetime austaraU.star team aaccording c c o r d ^ to today: **’® Kallne; Willie Dom DiMoggio Sixth Win in 10 Meetings This Season tional points to the winner. three in the order, Moriartys gillie Mays 14 34 11 2 I The top 10 times fill the first Jumped into a 2-0 lead in the s U - r g a m e l K ° t Z r ^ ®*’ Bill Freehan, Stan Musial Al Kaline a five rows while the remainder tied the locals and then lost a second, made it 8-0 after five, TOe^XeTan iLd 'National Bill Freehon 5 12 4 1 of the 30 car field will be filled saw Vernon break through in last inning thrUler, broke the League teams, with leaders at ’’ 5’,^ Walker Cooper As most would expect, Dl- In qualifying heats. the sixth to spoil Spencer’s bid scoring famine in the sixth. their positions Including right ° Mets Rated High by Mauch AND Pitchers If Hendrick wants the pole, for a shutout, then would ' up Rlordim, Slomdurid, Porteus P ilc h e r s he’ll have to beat the 21.19 dreamed up by Newspaper BB SO W A with a three-run seventh to ice and Jcdihson each came up with expect, however, it Is Dom and G IP ^ seconds time of BlUy Harmon Enterprise Association. G IP H BB SO W RADh the verdict. two blows for Moriartys as did not Joe. Dom played in six In the No. 166. TTie Niantic The players were chosen on a ^ a , RHP Mel Harder 4 13 9 0 5 1 Longest belt was Bob Polas- little Joe Calaci for the Orioles. RHP Juan Marichal 7 16 7 1 11 2 But Expos Far from Easy n resident surprised everyone, kl’s two-run homer in the sec­ Ohs locals played errorless the baris of ’’representational f,®"*®® ” 3 9 3 1 leading all qualitiers Including 11 1 LHP Lefty Gomez 5 18 11 ond, following a walk to Gene ball behind Spencer. statistics” compiled by the LHP Johnny Vandermeer 3 9 5 1 NEW YORK (AP) — «. “ you get high pitching have to say he’s the best I’ve Sports Dial the track’s record holder (21.09) Taking the loss was southpaw Ellas Sports Bureau. “ Repre- Gene Mauch practically agralnst the world champs, but seen.” Johnson. Successive doubles by Mel Harder, rhp; Lefty Gomez, Bugs Btevens who has this out­ Rich Rlordan and Jcdm Porteus Bob LaMcntagne, seccmd of sentational,” In this case, means ^ni}!Tt!.r Bob Lemon or, even, Satchel League’s left-handed pitcher. less than Gehrig, and hit .429 concedes the New York '*’**®*' ^^® together we Both sides tried to lose the Ihp. SATURI>.4Y side of the front row with a 21.22 netted a MB tally In the fifth three Oriole hurlers. Buzz Mc­ Paige. It was Mel Harder. In He holds the aU-star grame to Gehrig’s .222. *’®®* anybody, it may be game In the ninth. Two Mon, M?*at™eMt°^e°^^lM^ average was .226, as compared NATTONAL LEAGUE Mets another flag in the time. and two errors, singles by Stan Cord started and worked the nine Innings pitched, Harder record of most wins (three). He AMERICAN LEAGUE National League East but we’re getting treal fielding mistakes helped set ^ r a , i r r “ "*'*^ ‘" ‘’ - regular-season Ted KluszewBkl, lb ; BlUy 2:00 (SO) Red Sox vs. Indians, Stevens Is the defending Slomcinski and Johnson and first inning, LaMontagne took gave up no earned runs, and was the winning pitcher in the BUl Skowron, lb ; Charley there.” up the final New York 'run while WTIC champion In the July 4th event. Ruth, at the end of hU career 'T' HermEui, 2b; Stan Hack, 8b; his Montreal Expos are Porteus’ triple resulted in three over in the second and .Hugh Another unexpected develop- his won-lost record was 1 -0. fifst all-star game, and those in Gehringer, 2b; Jimmy Foxx, 3b • L i r Morton, backed by the hitting a third strike passed ball led to 8:00 (8) British Open Over the years, Stevens In the when the first all-star game was Arky Vaughan, ss; Stan Musial, seventh frame markers. Campbell w u waved In In the Feller is • a close second. 1936 and 1937. (though normally a first-base­ doing their best to prove Ooco Laboy, John Bateman a pair of unearned runs for the 7:30 (8) Mets vs. Expos Len Boehler No, 3 and Hendrick played in 1033, participated In '"®"* right-han^d U; Willie Mays, cf; Enos The' losers, who previously last stanza. His record was also 1-0. He Bill Skowron beat out another man in regiUar-season games); nim wrong. Bailey, was sailing Expos. In the Jack Tant No. 11 have only two all-star games. He bat- American League. The Slaughter, rf; WaUier <3ooper, ted six official times, hitting man selected was a Cleveland pitched 12 innings and had a Yankee, the estimable Lou Vem Stei^ens, ss; Ted WU- The last-place Expos ouUost- along behind a 7-2 lead In the "Artistically, It wasn’t exactly SUNDAY formed one of the east coast’s 0.73 ERA. Gehrig, at first base, A.L. Uams, If; Dom DlMagglo, cf; c; Juan Marichal, rhp; Johnny ed the Mets 9-7 Friday n i^ t, seventh. The Mets s(x>red a run the Mona Lisa,” said (Mauch aft- outstanding rivalries. Sears’ Entry Eliminated one homer. His average was Indian great. But it was not 1:30 (18) Yanks vs. Senators, Gomez is the American Skowron played five games, (me Al KaUne, rf; BUl Freehan, c; Vandermeer, Ibp. beating them for the sixth time but catcher Bateman prevented er surviving a total of 25 hits. .333. Kallne, though he has a Bob Feller or Early Wynn or WINF RIVERSIDE PARK In 10 meetings—more than any further trouble by picking Dave two errors, a passed ball, nine Five solid citizens of the 2:00 (8) Mets vs, E.'qMM other NL club—as rewkie rig^t- Marshall off third base. walks and two arguments with modified stock car community Red Sox vs. Indians hander Carl Morton became the “ Bud Harrelson had just Rrst base umpire Nick Colosi, at Riverside Park Speedway Moriarty’s Triumph 3:30 (3) AAU Track & Field first pitcher to whip the world fouled a pitch off his leg,” Bate- “ but I’m gonna hang it In my will be at each other’s throats 4:30 (3) NFL Action champs three times this season, man said, "and while he was hall anyway,” tonight for the final time until The setback, their first In shaking It off Laboy came down after the 6(X)-lap team cham­ In LL Playoff Tilt eight games, sliced the Mets’ dl- from third and said, ‘Give me a pionship. vision lead over Pittsburgh to look; I think we can get him.! » Fields Hotter, May Cut Careers The boys with the best-bet By DEAN YOST one-half game. Marshall was nailed on the next tags are ^ Patnode and Bobby With two outs and runners at second and third, "Pittsburgh’s the only team In pitch, Bard of Westfield, Bobby Ste- Moriartys’ Bill Kelley hit a dribbler back to Sears’ the division that can beat them Reliever Claude Raymond Heated Controversy Results fanik and Jack Lecuyer of pitcher Mike Murphy, who fielded it perfectly but the _ __ (AP PtK>t< '“ t week’s Canadian Open, “ I don’t believe a golfer races. L. Pet. G.B. Washington. “ Sure,” admitted Morton, .10- as good; even better. In fact. I’d or is planned for seven major on synthetic surfaces to dead centerfield with no one ^ per, Milwaukee, 62. needs only a ho? weekend against the Houston Astros to W. kee Open ^ d a y . and Pete Brown, who defeated reaches the top of his game im- . . w I . . . 'Pho stock cars will be compet- on base by Kevin Hlers end- Bizdow, m .660 — own aces Tuesday night Minnesota’s (Harmon KlUe­ : ------league baseball parks housing As for complaint No. 3, Wes ,„g for a purse of $6,200, the RUNS BATTED IN—J. Powell, New York 47 37 His five-under-par round gave G.S. Open champion Tony Jack- til he turns 34,” said Chi <3hl. tag Murphy’s bid for a no-hlt- ^ celebrate the 000-hit plateau in Tuesday night’s All- Pittsburgh 48 39 .562 with New York’s Tom Sea­ brew at third, Luis Apariclo of the Chlcaro White Sox, Ctacln- Westrun, former manager of largest guaranteed weekly purse Baltimore, 69; Killebrew .Minne­ the Puerto Rican a tie for third Son Diego Open "And I’m just 34,” ter. Leone, 'rt Chicago 42 41 .606 4% ver and Baltimore’s Jim Chicago at shortstop, and Balti­ nati, Houston, Philadelphia, the New York Mets now a coach in New England The winners of sota, 68. ^ M ayf^ ^ ^ o’A b^'the"s*toi^^^^ ®" ® ‘ ^P*® ‘’5’ reliever The Gcub House Gang threat- Mays, wno^ be tne ^is sixth Palmer the starting pitch­ more’s Dave Johnson at second at 139, two strokes off the pace Pittsburgh, St., Louis and San with the San Franclisco Giants, the Twin 28-lap modified fea- HI’TS—A. Johnson, California, St. Louis 39 45 .464 8 Old Form Returns, ened to score again in the fifth o m n ^ , 2b renter fielder for the National eame Phila. 35 48 .422 11V4 ers in the 41st annual base­ are the starting inflelders along set by Don Massengale. T /m // f FYancisco. Three major prob- says; tures will each receive $400 for 107; Oliva, Minnesota, 104. League All Stars, cracked two ^ * ' * * with PoweU at first base and Jack Lewis and Ted Hayes stanza on three singles, but a S^c«Irthy**ab ** DOUBLES —Hauper, Milwau­ Montreal 35 51 .407 13 ball All-Star Game. The Scoreboard lems have arisen; “ It will eliminate the bunt be- their efforts and the winner of good solid defense and some Kelley, o hits EMday night In San FTan- . p m L B __ West. Division Set in Cincinnati’s spanking Detroit’s Bill Freehan catching. two youngsters on the tour, were DETROIT (AP) — Terry —The surfaces are extremely cause the balls roll so fast.” the late model sportsman fea- heads-up plays curtailed any kee, 26; Cardenas, Minnesota, Johnson, fifth in the voting, was just one stroke behind Masaen- Driscoll, former Boston College j-'' Bosman Trips Yanks M a 22; White, New York, 22. cisco’s 8-6 victory over Houston. Perguson Jenkins fired a Cincinnati 60 26 .098 — new Riverfront Stadium—the hot, as high as 123 degrees in St. That aspect of artificial turf ture event will receive $300. All chance for scoring. Sears right- named to start by Baltimore gale with 138s. star who ignored ' U.S. pro offers " * INDY LEAGUE 8«sn (1 ) TRIPLESS — Tovar, Minneso­ That left him with a career total five-hitter and struck out 11 as Los Angeles 51 33 .607 8 first ball park to be entirely Lfluls. contains within It the major plus drivers competing will share In fielder, BUI Correia fielded a ah h e rbl of 2,994—sU away from the (3,jcago blanked Philadelphia. Manager Weaver in place of Tied with Rodriguez were Jim to play in Italy last winter, has WASHINGTON (AP)—Dick Bosman, the Washing- —Players complain about factor as far as the nature of the purse, a 0 0 0 ta, 8; Kenney, New York. 6 Atlanta 42 42 .600 17 covered with an artificial sur­ Whole sale Tire moved Into ton pitcher whose 2.19 earned run average led the line stagle and a perfect strike jT jSnea. 2b 8 a magic 3,000 mark. The Cubs scored both their San Fran. 41 42 .494 17% face—the mid-summer clash of Minnesota’s Rod Carew, out Colbert, Deane Beman, rookie agreed to a three-year contract sore legs, and talk about short- the game Is concerned—for ------throw to catcher Curt VanRip- a 0 HOME RIHfS —F. Howard, with a knee injury. American League lasrt season, thinks he might have re- ened 8 1 When Willie gets there, he’U runs In the second inning when Houston 36 61 .407 26 the two leagues is expected to Jerry Heard and Harry Toscano. with the' Detroit Pistons of the careers. there Is little doubt that hard-hit S t a t z x A A I T er nailed the runner with room m Washington, 24; KlUebrew, Min- 3 0 be the 10th player in history to jim Hickman opened with a sin- San Diego 34 54 .386 27 attract an overflow crowd of The National League rig^t- Seventy-nine players survived National Basketball Association. theyTeatod Im eL lL D r i^ ^ ^‘^® ^^^® had during the last two months of -T h ere is a threat to the art balls skip by fielders faster on , 1. r d C K to spare, klUtag the rally. a 0 nestoa, 24 ;J. Powell, Baltimore handed brigade is headed by a 0 reach 3,000 hits and the second gie and scored on Ron Santo’s Friday’s Results more than 61,000 with millions the cut at 146 on the 7,135-yard The 6-foot-7 Driscoll signed and strategy Involved In bunt- Vlslttag Sears knotted the ^ 3 ^ * ' 22. Ctactanati’s slugging punch a 0 this season. Hank Aaron of At- double. Cleo James sacrificed Montreal 9, New York 7 more watching on national tele­ 1-2 North Shore Country Club Thursday for a reported $l00s000 W h^sale aU°havf 7-3 * ^ r ^ ^ , T ^ J ? ® ^ P**®)*®** pitch for him. He hit the home- “ S iR h a s conducted sever- M c C t O H S u n d a y score at 1 - 1 In the top of the Oorpelo. rt a 0 STOLEN BASES — Harper, of third baseman Tony Perez lanta made it on May 17 and Santc to third anil Johnny Calli- Chicago 2, Philadelphia 0 course. Among those that didn’t a year. He was the Pistons’ No. Bill Bagley paced the winners’ !®®‘ . 5’®“ '’ . ®®ld .Bosman after he said. That there is a legitimate al experiments recently In B’s expected that 16 defend- sixth on Jeff Jones’ distant Milwaukee, 27; P. Kelly, Kansas vision (NBC). and catcher Johnny Bench who ... E 8 8 1 now has 3,048. He’U be in right son delivered the run with a sln- Pittsburgh 6, St. Louis 2 Seaver, 14-5 with a string of 1 draft choice In 1969. attack going 3-4 with Pete Mas- ® four-Wtter M d a 2-1 eased with mv uer- ®®"'P*®***t B*® *'®at was spring training and on the ml-_ ‘"k champions homer over the ISftfield barrier. llorlartya 000 101—2 a ty , 28; Stroud, Washliigton, 28. have split 66 home runs between 000 001— 1 fleld alongside of Mays Tuesday gle. Atlanta U-I, Cincinnati 9-3 seven straight complete gaipe chetto banging out two hits. Six ®''t'’ . ^ formance ^ ’ he continued ^ e«tahiiRh«riestablished r«o«nHvrecently when nniBUl n..-nor league — - level------.In------an attempt------. Sunday In the Connecticut But this was aU the scoring op­ PITCHINO (8 decisions) — them so far. A right hand­ 2b VaoPiper; hr J. Jones, Hlers; night which helps explain why • * • Los Angeles S, San Diego 7 big runs in the top of the first pitched b ^ y this year „jade a lot of mistakes and I eot “—Simons, the Cardinals’ equip- to... .u.ufind meuiuuBmethods loto increaseIncrease »•«•<■«=State Senior menMen’s a Track xrm:ii. mict ah9 portunity the losers had. lob, lloiiartya S, Sean 4; bb, Oem- Cain, Detroit, 9-2, .818, 3.62; victories, will., have his normal ed slugger, Rich AUen of St. SUMMERETTE—Aloma Wlg- meil 1, Hurphy 2; ao, Oenunell 4, the NL rates as 7-6 favorite. DODGERS • PADRES — San Francisco , Houston proidded a cushion for the Tire- ,®“* * '"’®® ” ®*’ ®® as I was .j. th«m Rntr *"®"^ man, 'took the tempera- scoring without significantly Field Championships at Cen- Mist was falling a Uttle late uunriiy T McDowell, CHeveland 12-4, .760, 8 8 four days re^t Tuesday and al­ Louis, will be at first base and nail 193. In other National League ac- Diego threw a scare into Saturday’s Games men. last season.” ^ i ture of the man-made grass sur- changing the structure of the tral Connecticut's Arute Field. 2.78. though Hodges hasn’t officially three more—Atlanta’s Rico Car- STRIKEOUTS — McDowell, Uon EYlday, Montreal stood off Angeles, bunchi^ fgur Montreal (Weg;ener 0-2) at named the Met ace, the manag­ SPECIAL NOTE: ------Bosman, who has now defeat- Howard also had praise for *®®® ^ Kame—and artificial turf just The defending team champion ty and Hank Aaron and WiUie We were Rained Out Cleveland, 172; LoUch, Detroit, New York 9-7, Pittsburgh 5,®'®® ™,"® ^ .New York (McAndrew 4-6), N er smiles coyly' whenever the s-k o m ®^ ***® three times this dlum. mig^t be the answer,. In the meet, scheduled to get Mays of San EYancisco—^wiU Last Saturday . . . 124; Messersmith, California, whipped St. Louis 6-2, Chicago ‘*‘® ^ ® ®’‘Pl®f.®® *®« ® ^ ^ Philadelphia (Bunntag 6-9) at subject is brought up. man tile outfield. P & F Top Oilers picking up his ninth , ' Bis thermometer showed that "The aritifical turf is much underway at 2:30, Is the Cen- ^ICegion W in Skein See the Entire Pro­ r victory against seven losses, re- ® *® ‘ ®“ ®“ P®*’" on a day when the official tem- faster and balls that normally tral Connecticut Athletic 124. b la X d PhUadelphla 2-0, L ^ Chicago (Hands 10-6) . " . Palmer, lft-6 for Baltimore, is Chicago’s double-play combi­ (Pittsburgh (Veale 6-10 at St. one of seven Orioles chosen for gram this SA'TUR- ror Farm Crown “ red the first lO batters before ‘ ®™ “ ®®’ Washta^on perature was 90 degrees, the would be fielded wlU get past Asso., with stiff competition ex- National League Angeles topped San Diego 9-7 ‘ * nation • of switch-hitting Don and Atlanta spUt a doublehead- rxxa vw s . b e d s _ Louis (Ress 1-2), N the AL squad. He’U be making Kesstager and righty Glenn DAY starting at Jeiry Kenney tripled to center temperature on the surface of the Inflelders,” Pe(e Rose of a n - pected from the Southern Con- Cincinnati (N^an 10-4) at At­ his All-Star debut. eolice & Fire overcame n In the fourth and scored on Bob- |*® _^® good stuff, the field was 128. BATTENO (226 at bats) —Car- er with Cincinnati, winning 11-9 Orlando Cepeda crashed a Beckert complete the NL start­ 8:15. He has vood breakine' Btiirt nnrt A-a explains. “ I expect my necticut Athletic Asso., the Ends in Road Tilt lanta (Nash 10-2), N Seaver and Palmer join the three-run deficit to defeat Ilie by Murcer’s sacrifice fly. Has good bracin g Sturt, w d And the players who have la- batting average will be 10 points UConn-Huskles Track a u b and ty, Atlanta, .372; Clemente, before losing 3-1. pair of two-run homers and ing team. San Francisco (Robertson 6-6) eight starters for each league Manchester Oilers in a squeak- wasn’t thinking about any- he has a good staking fast ball.” beled the artificial turf Mod-Sod higher than usual.” the New C ^ ^ Striders By JERRY KA’TONA Pittsburgh, .362. Clete Boyer also tag;ged one as Behind Seaver, Hodges has Manchester’s American Legion Baseball team (4-3-2) burgh, .362. PIRATES - CARDS — at Houston (Dierker 8-8), N selected in nationwide balloting Cincinnati’s rookie ace, Wayne er last night at Waddell Field thing except staying in the Atlanta hung on to \riiip Cincin- Los Angeles (Osteen 1 1 ^ at BATURDAY ■« 8:15 RUNS BATTED IN — Perez, Pursutag Pittsburgh took ad- natl In the first game of their by the fans. Commissioner Bow­ Simpson, Bob Gibson, ace of the in the Farm League Champion- groove,” he said. “ Maybe if I suffered the ‘rindydink blues’ losing to 0-6 Windsor San Diego (Dobson O-IOX'N 76; Bonds, San FTancisco, 74. vantage of New York’s loss to doubleheader. It was the third ie Kuhn returned Ihe All-Star St. Louis staff, Atlanta’s ageless ship, 12-10. would have gotten past the fifth Locks at the winner’s field last night, a 2-1 squeaker. It RUNS BATTED IN—Perez Sunday's Games vote to the fans this season fol­ Once again Paul Genovesl without any hits, I might have was thfe home club's first success. chop one game off the Met NL straight defeat for the Reds— Hoyt Wilhelm, Joe Hoemer of MODIFIED Cincinnati, 89; B. Williams, CJhl- East lead by beating St. Louis, their longest losing streak of the Montreal at New York lowing 13 years of having Uie Philadelphia, Gaylord Perry ot clouted a hoitier for P&F team- thought differently.” Connie McCurry, the 16-year------Philadelphia at Chicago old youngster, in his first Le- Qhha in left and the baU trickled cago, 80. Al Oliver’s ninth inning homer year—and the second straight major league players, manag­ San FYanclsco, Claude Osteen of mates Mark Lappen, Pete Bar- Boeman’s performance, in Pittsburgh at St. Louis glon start, pitched an impres- mider the fielder’s glove, scoring HITS — Perez, Ctactanati, broke a tie and the Pirates loss In which they sc9red nine ers and coaches elect the teams. Los Angeles, and Jim Merritt of STOCK CAR tolotta, Mike Deyorfo, IQke which he struck out five but Cincinnati at Atlanta Both starting teams—^whlch Armstrong, John Elsessor and walked none, overriiadowed the slve game, hurling a four-hitter ^® ®®®‘***^ aUowtag 116; Rose, ClncinnaU, 113. rushed three more runs across runs. Otaciimati to complete his pltidi- SATURDAY, JULY 11 DOUBLES — W. Parker, Los San FVancisco a tHouston wiU play a minimum of three In­ jpg staff. Wes Fedorchak'all added hits, pitching debut of loser Steve but not getting offecsive support Hi* ^ ***‘® Los Angeles at San Diego nings before Hixlges and Weav­ RACING! STARTING 8:00 P.M. Jeff Ohnder was the offensive Kline, the 22-year-old rl^thand- from his teammates as Windsor »a d GUha come up vdth It Angeles, 28; Bench, Cincinnati, Besides Palmer, Weaver er start substituting—feature named Mike CueUar and Dave Action Packed standout for the OUere. jjg <3helan, Wash., vriio the Locks’ Steve Szykula silenced "moothly It would have been a 23. ^ . American Leag(ie TRIPLES — Kesstager, Chica­ line-ups dbmtaatevl by right- McNally of Baltimore, Frits Pe­ doubled, tripled and stroked a Yankees called up Wednesday. Manchester’s batting attack to **T*®'/^ ... . handed sluggers. Both Seaver STOCK grandslam homer. only two hits. CharUe Graff’s team go, 9; W. Davis, Los Angeles, 9; Detroit On Move East Division tersen and Mel StotUemyre of Kline gave up eight hits in the Rcise, Cincinnati, 8 ; Clemente, W. L. Pet. and Palmer also are right-han­ New York, Oakland’s Jim Hun­ P&F 200 604-12-10-2 eight inninjgs he pitched but the McCurry, obviously nervous, “ ^ ® P” ' ■ CAR Oilers 006 082-10- 7-8 Pittsbrugh, 8. Baltimore 62 32 .619 ders. ter, Cleveland’s Sam McDoweU, crucial blo^ was FYank How­ w a l k e ^ e leadoff batter, then f® * ^ ^ *ne only left-handed batters HOME RUNS — Bench, Cin­ Detroit 46 36 .561 6 Jim Perry of Minnesota and RACES ard’s 24th home run which came watched Mark Dennis steal sec- “ >® In AL Title Fight in the American league start­ Clyde Wrig^it of California to M ainEvM it end. Alter a ground out. which ‘;®*;,^ ^ i^ ® ’ *^® J?* cinnati ,28; Perez, Cincinnati, 28; New York 46 38 .642 6% after Ed Brinkman bunted safe­ B. Williams, Chicago, 26. ing line-up are Boston’s Carl round out the American League ly in the third in n in g advanced the runner to third, baUs and Gllha stroked a double NEW YORK (AP) — Denny McLain isn’t the only Boston 42 40 .612 9 STOLEN BASES—Bonds, San Washington 39 Yaatrzemskl and Baltimore’s staff. ______Howard’s home run went over McCurry hit batter Steve Farr, f® ®^*'® **'® pitcher the Detroit Tigers needed back to make a run 47 .453 14 LAPS who also stole second. Catcher triPPed jo u n ^ flrrt and had to Francisco, 33; Tolan, Cincinnati, Cleveland 87 46 .446 14% unmi for for the pennant. Don't forget Les Cain and Tom THOROUGHBREDI nw*4ww W IPW w RACINGKwuiim *^®center *®“®® field but “‘® KiinB‘’®®p«®‘ said “I’m ®* Jack HoUk threw to secimd f® “ 23. West Division 5 0 hoping to get the runner, but “ >e runner ^ ^ p t h ls ^ a n c e PITCHING (8 decisions) — Timmanman . . . if you had ever heard of them. Minnesota 63 27 .663 »_ NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP glad he didn’t hit It farther . .. Simpson, Cincinnati, 13-1; .929, While they might be well Despite Fans ’ Boos, second baseman Bobby Muro over the Twins at Anaheim. California 60 34 .696 6 PLUS FIGURE 8 Uke up in the white seats.” Ihe cut off the peg. trying to naU '^***®^ /oUowed would have 2.46{r.. Nash, Atlanta, 10-2, .838 known in Toledo, Ohio, neither Oakland 45 39 .636 10 white seats are located in the one had made much of a splash In other games, Washington $1,000 WINNER Dennis off third. Muro had trou- ®'’®"®d ^® ®®*®‘ - 8.45. Kansas C lt y f 32 51 .386 22% highest reaches of R IK Stadi­ STRIKEOUTS — Beaver, New in the big leagues. Their names Milwaukee ■■ 31 um. ble handling a hard shot right _ wuuiwir eb ^ 66 .369 26 Yaz Still Mr. Bosox Dennis. 2b York, 176; Gibson, St. Louis, were about as familiar as that Chicago SO 67 .346 26% “ I tried not to be nervous be­ at him and the runner scored. ~ ' > Boston ham m er^ Cleveland 7- /’.T , \ >\v. Anletlo, 8b 3 186. of a batting practice pitcher. Friday’s BeMilts CLEVELAND (AP) — De­ collecting a dozen hits. fore I went out there,” said Windsor Locks had a runner pair, if 2 1, Milwaukee trimmed Oakland SEE THE STARS! 8 But udille McLain was getting Detroit 4, BatUmore 2 spite the catcalls and bs of Peters was staked to a 2-0 Kline. “ But what can you say on third base when Jim Bale- 5,. 2:1 and Kansas City swept a 2 all the headlines first in Florida Bostrni 7, aeveland 1 some New Etagland fans, there first inning lead on a walk, a HODinED" when you see Howard up there. sano didn’t play the ball in Ssykula, p 2 pair from the Chicago White Races Nightly 8 Last Night^s Fig^s and then when he rejoined the Washington 2, New York 1 stagle by Reggie Smithy a Add­ HEMBCK He looks so big . . . he looks front o< him, committing an er- ovc«Sior’ rf 2 Sox 8-6 and 2-0. should be no doubt when it team this month, Cain and Tim­ Kansas City 8-2, Chicago 0-0 er’s choice and singles by Rico EO P0ST8PJW. enormous.” ror, and a wild pitch and a sac- Loocinis,' cf a UGNANO SABBIABORO, It­ comes to picking the leader of FIIMIIE FRED DESMIlO rlfice bunt moved the catoher merman have quietly and stead­ California 2, Minnesota 1 PetroceUl and George Scott It •was the first time he had 2 1 2 aly, —Bruno Arcari ,139)4. Gen­ ANGELS the Bostim Red Sox. There’s no KRNIE lERinr BIU Deimia Oaffey Into scoring posi­ TWINS — / Milwaukee 2, Oakland 1 Peters, who threw two MIUEII COO* 6KC0 pitched to the 6-foot-7, 270-pound Kssekesler (1 ) oa, Italy, declared winner over ily pulled the Tigers to within Andy ^ Messersmith TO DAYTIME RACES tion, Szykula rapped a grass 3 pitched Saturday’s Games- one else-just Carl Yastrzemski. straight shutouts before suffer­ MOOSE HUEIHn EWilE SAHWI THE MOST EXCITING Howard but It wasn’t the first 4 Rene Roque, 139H, Lyon.EYance. P'®®® CallfoJnta^^nhT'^^irith'^ Yax drove in a pair of runs Sat POST 1:45 P.M. r ii ^ r up the second base hole a o ^ i, ss 8 Roque disqualified in sixth round more In the American League Milwaukee (Brabender 6-10) at ing a relapse in eariy inning RACE IN THE WORLD time he had seen him In person. 2 six-hitter, giving up a run In the Oakland (Segui 3-6) with his 21st homer and a stagle that Muro brilUanily backhanded bSSSIuw* 3b for butting. Arcari retained his East. trouble at Detroit, was in com­ No RacIngTymodays “ I saw_ him two springs ago In a first 'Mien BlUy Cowan aUowed Minnesota (Zepp 4-O) at Call- as the Red Sox snapped out of a Gtneril Admtuion $2.50 Pompano Beach (Washington’s throwing a perfect strike to the Gsjpnn. 'if 3 World Boxing Council Junior wel­ The pair combined Friday mand all the way after that.'He Clilldrtn undtr 12 .50 plate, getting the runner out. ®u, 8 a routine tiy to drop for a dou- fomia (Wright 12-6), N slump Mth a 7-1 victory over • Daily Double training headquarters) and the 1 terweight title. night to cut the lead to that fig­ encoimtered seriixis tirauble Rtii Sells Wione 737-1438 McCurry, who struck out six, McKeon. pfa ble. Chicago (Horlen 6-11) at Kan­ the Clewland Indians Friday only In the fifth, when the In­ • OPTtONM. TWIN DOUBLE first thought I had was that 0 SAN DIEGO — Eddie Maz(m, ure by pitching the Tigers past AT fanned l^ b Berriman for the 1 1S9H, San Diego, knocked out sas City (Butler 2-8), N night, behind the seven-hit dians put together three hits for everybody else looked Uke UtUe 0 .the Orioles 4-2 at Detroit, and STAFFORD • Pld$,2 Peifedas final out Ramon Flores, 142H. Tucson, ROYALS - WHITE SOX — BatUmore (Cuellar lD-6) at De­ pitching of Gary Peters. their lone run, RIVERSIDE PARK —:------teagueraleaguers compared compared to him,’’ 23 2 3 Cain also chipped in with a deci­ Ih the Locks’ fifth, with o«ie ruu^i. _1____ 1 Pat Kelly drove In four runs troit (Niekro frS), N Tile R ed / Sox, who dropped Yastrzemski, tuning up for a UtMnrhnshii Kline said ■b,. .Ifuro, — Dennis, . .. t Farr; Ariz- B. sive two-run siiWle. SPEEDWAY out Paul Longlois laced a ahal- tob. w L 6, U 8; SAN JOSE, CaUf. —Frankie double'^ and a homer in Boston (Brett 2-2) at Cleve­ four of five games In Detroit as T « v e l A ffney 648 P J t “ I thought I threw him a good atarting role in the All-Star THE FISTEST IN THE EAST a&T. I»i46 AM. NEW LOOK IN PRO SHOP—Happy with the new display room. The 30x90 building, offici^y^opi^i!^ low b k ^ r to center and raced 8f “uu Rodriguez, 147, Loe Anigelds, out­ In the West Division, Califor­ City’s first triumph and land (McDowell 12-4), ' the Tigers bombed Peters In the Game at Ctactanati Tuesday, pitch. It was a fast baU down, and expanded Pro Shop at the Ellinj^n Ridge nia also sliced Minnesota’s lead iker scattered seven hits New York £Bahnsen at opener of the series last Monday J. STAFFORD SPRINGS. CONN. ROUTE 159 • A ^ A M last Sunday, replaced the

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SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1970 PAiQB TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, ------^------^ ------MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUtY 11, 1970 PAGE. THIRTEEN BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with ^ MAJOR HOOPLE ■■ j : Busimss SwviCM THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW H o l p . Jm BY SHORTEN mA WHIPPLE Help W anfM i-^al« 36 OflFersd 13 ------M o l o o r 37 .‘W0f?LD / THACTS p r o b a b l y COULDN'T Amwtr »o Fr#»io«» F#**'* •*------t h e p u a c s WBTTUSr APPLIANCBS.. service techni­ PRIIS/G CLASSIFIED SHARPENING Service - Saws, B r ATiMELLA PESTERED PO P FOR WEERS S e e i w e a m i m a l g ? s h e 'd r a t w e r h it «OBBV, BO>^1 for ap­ growing department in ex- COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. fOTTONCANOVf ; ' 12 Ancient Irish 6 Dinner course m service. For appointment call ANIMALS.’ pointment. Westlnghouse Ap­ pandUfg 300-bed JCAH ac­ 7 Lake----- capital 46 Irish----- 4:80 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUOATlOK after 6 :S0, Mr. James Chartier, pliance Sales & Service Co. credited hospital. Must be 13 Nested boxes perch dinner graduate of certified techni­ 28 Execute in 47 Go by Deadline tor Saturday and Monday Is 4:30 p.m. Prldai 647-1803. 7-K 14 Collection of 8 Stones aircraft WANTED — Bus boy, ]|>art-Ume cian program or have at 9 Foul breath vengeance sayings 48 Hawaiian STEP’S, sidewalks, stone walls, evenings and weekends, no least one year experience in 15 Active (med.) 30 Medicinal quantity goddess of PLEASE READ YOUR AD fireplaces, flagstone terraces. experience needed. Apply in inhalation therapy under BY V. T. HAMLIN 17 Permit 10 The dill volcanoes A L L E Y OOP 11 Entaiigles 31 Brazilian tapir OlMalOed or “ Want Ads- are taken over the phone a. a All concrete repairs, both In­ person. Bonanza Sirloin Pit, medical direction. Excellent 18 Middle (law) 50 H a rd y ty p e o f ...HE'S JUST 19 Reconsolidates 16 Sex (coll.) 33 Boiled egg convenience. The advertiser should read his ad ^ f ^ t side and outside railings, land­ West Middle Tpke., Manches­ salary and fringe benefits. m V a 06H, REX, I ^ ACTUMXY. Z PIPNT, ■ W E U ..I MUST SAY PKXED cabbage HEB DOING -nvo SOT A 21 Snick’s 20 Pertaining to OAY r r and r e p o r t E m S i W la ttai? K e scaping. Reasonably priced. ter. Apply Personnel Dept. Sp^TlSIfow MXrtJ ) R3ROTI WINNING 35 Lure 51 Biblical next Insertion, 'The Herald is responsible lor onlv ONE In. C a m m e d t o u s e / t o sT O f.A N ?. AU. Riewr,.. PLACES IN 'companion the nose Call 643-0801. I THE LAST THINK- , 40 Damsels garden OOP IN R E U E F /^ VIA6 AU. I HAJ> m a c h in e ! 23 Was seated 22 Sea eagles th "'rt**®* •*>“ rUon for any advertlsenient and then METAL Fabricators '— open­ LAP 24 Malt brews _ 43 Parts of 52 Female swine only to the extmt of a “ make good” Insertion. Errors which 24 Fruit drink YOU ARE A-1. Truck is A-1. ings with excellent union bene­ 25 Low sand hill pedestals (pl.) do not iMsen the value of the advertisement will not be MANCHESTER 27 Sketched 55 Dance step Cellars, attics, yards, drive­ fits and pay. Continuous work 29 Ice cream — corrected by “ make good- insertion. T ways sealed and small truck­ with overtime. Contact Mr. MEMORIAL 32 Meatless 5 6 7 8 8 10 11 1 2 3 4 ing done A-1 right. Call Tre- Kilbum, Allied Building Sys­ 34 Motive mano Trucking Service toll- 36 Unqualified iS 14 (Rockville, Ton Free) tems, Inc., 646-0124, Manches­ HOSPITAL free. 742-9487. 37 Engage for ter, Conn. 16 16 i/ 643-2711 646-1222—Ext. 248 military 875-3136 SHARPENING Service—Saws, service —. GARAGE foreman for truck It 18 20 38 Appear knives, scissors, garden and leasing company. Call Motor BY J. B. WILLIAMS OUT OUR WAY 39lAith ii 22 2S Autom obiles For S d o 4 shop tools. Power mowers re­ M IKE KUKK Truck & Trailer Co., Route 6, paired and serviced. Mck up 41 ------food CAMP£N,K.a- Columbia, 228-8^49. . Situotions W o n t e d - 42 ------s rsalmonK" 26 27 2ft 30 31 1969 VOLKSWAGEN automatic, and delivered. Sharpall, 685 you PUT OFF CLEANING WHATVOU'RRS’Y- , a PPUPTH’B^ST HERALD ' a m p T K FUTURE 44 Gold Coast ■ white, excellent condition. Best Adams St. (rear) Manchester, Male 39 VDUR GiARAOe LAST #JS IS I SHOULD 2 " 35 ------:------CLUB MANAGER, capable of STAMP AROUMP a m p IT COMES OUT Negro tribe offer. Call 568-9679. 643-5305. WEEK--ANP MOW 'lOU'RE yESTTERnAYS ' handling variety of duties In- EXPERIENCED students will OVER JOVEP BECAUSE am' w eep ’CAUSE 46 Petty princes s r i7 BOX LETTERS YOU AREMT ABLE TO 1 T AUA------mowers. Hours aliunlnum siding, gutters and TWO COLLEGE bound stu­ ^ THE JOB? 48 48 60 61. 62 > SWIM WELL ENOUGH. I'D LIKE STIR UP HIS MEMORY, 56 Son'of Gad w It THE HERALD will iwt p'nnrt nnnHiti 8 to 6, Monday to Saturday, trim. Roofing installation and dents anxious for summer dlsclnno the identity of ASA TRY.' ■>---- - (Bib.) ST 56 good condition all around. Ask- Mini-Motors, 188 (rear) W. repairs. 649-6495, 876-9109. Help Wanted— work, any Job, anytime. Jer­ m m 53 i any adverilser using box ing 1600. Call 742-8200. A &. P 8 57 Olive genus Middle Tpke., 649-8706. ------SHELL DEALER Male or Female 37 ry, 643-8641, Mike, 742-7290. 58 Slaughtered s r SI Ss letters. Readers answer­ ing blind box ads who 1963 VOLKSWAGEN 59 Was victorious „ . . , s®*!®"- CUSTOM MADE slip covers, Roofing and SOBER and responsible man 60 Soap-frame 58 4A ft) desire to protect their Ambitious man wanted now for roOD STORES BE YOUR OWN BOSS mechanic s car excellent con- 882 - *129, In the convenience desires position as part-time b w __ Identity can follow *hls Chimneys 16-A existing high volume 3-bay co­ 61 Poultry procedure' R7X ® ^ ® C h o o s e ______lonial service station locat.ed in One-man office needs top superintendent in exchange for 76-6158.______from over 200 exciting prints. ROOFING — Specializing (Newspaper tuitrpriu Alin.l Appplications accepted for quality male or female sec­ apartment—Manchester, East Enclose your roiop iy to Grant’s of Vernon, 872-9171. pairing roots of all kinds, new Conn, retary. Complete charge of Hartford area. Good refer­ the box in an envelopelope — roofs, gutter work, chimneys Paid training, financing avail- 1961 KARMAN Ghla, good con- TTMBERLAND Tree Service, meat cutters in Manchester bookkeeping, typing, tele­ ences and experience'. Call 289- address to the Classified cleaned and repaired. 30 years’ able, insurance and retirement M anager, Manchoster dltion. Asking 3350. 649-9623. tree removal, pruning, shrubs, phone. Shorthand helpful. 0463 for interview after 6 p.m. Evening Herald, together experience. F ree estimates, plans and many more benefits, on fuU-time basis. CaU 643-7257. and lots cleared. Fifteen years Call Howley with a memo IlsUi^ the 1964 CHEVROLET Impala, 643-6361, 644- T*. ••t- U. I. P«l. ON—An rtfM* CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER experience. Bonded and Insur­ Call weekdays, 289-1621, nights AND COUPLES. Earn $6 per • 1»7p U»hH f—W hN. companies you do NO’T good condition. Asking $400. 8333. Dogs— Birds— Pats 41 Call 647-1663. ed. Free estimates. Call 647- until 9 p.m., 663-7420. hour, spare time. Visit us at 47 \ want to see your letter. 9479. MANY BENEFITS Your letter wUi be de­ Cottage St.. Manchester. Room PEKINGESE puppies for sale, 1966 PLYMOUTH and 1966 Heating and Plumbing 17 B. Evenings 6-8. paper trained, AKC registered. WAYOUT BY KEN' MUSE stroyed If the advertiser POLLARD Tree Service — Ex­ SHELL OIL CO. Is one you’ve mentioned, Ford, 4-door sedanst V-8's,- ______649-9629. pert tree removal, pruning and SAM WATSON Plumbing and Apply daily between 9 ff not It will be handled automatic power steering, 477 CONN. BLVD. in the usual manner trimming. Reasonable. Free Heating. Bathroom remodeling MALE, St. Bernard, tan and S cSiw»<£r- radios. Reasonable. 643-2880. EAST HARTFORD, CONN. Prudential Insurance T-ll THE REAU & i e ifw w wu. iw TM wi Bw estimates. 628-3021. and repairs. Free estimates. a.m. and 6 p.m. At: white, almost one year old. Call 649-3808. 646-3988. ksw RICKEY V 1966 CORVETTE 427, 4-speed BOOKKEEPING done, BSA Company of America convertible. Asking $2,200. degree, experienced. Call after GRANT’S Plumbing Service — Career opportunities in sales THREE little kittens, looking DISPLAY Lost and Found 1 Call 228-8128 after 6 p.m. 6, 649-9146. Free estimates, Help Wonted— for good homes. Call 649-6480. CO. SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL plus quaUty and sales management for REWARD — Lost Dog, Andover 1968 VOLKSWAGEN Chassis work. 643-6341. Femaie 35 men and women. aftei'^6 p.m. anytime week­ ends. area. Collie Shepherd cross. Li- and engine, to make dune bug- Household ^3enfices A&l? s t o r e s ^ ADMiee cense No. 1206. Long brown gle. Asking $360. Call 228-3176. SEWING MACHINE LABRADOR Retriever pups, hair, answers to name of Lady. ______Offered 13-A STARTING ANNUAL EARTh^Lll^S. Miirinery, AKC registered, show and Contact: Crane, Jurovaty Rd., FORD Galaxie convertible, rVv'O handymen want a variety OPERATORS SALARY UP TO $15,000 Andover. 742-9650. power steering, power brakes, Dressmaking 19 261 BROAD ST. field. Champion sired. Call 649- of jobs by day or hour. We Experienced women needed , 7997. TrvoT^------Dr"";------T— cn— ;----- excellent whuiuuh condition.. v.,aiiCall D»»-649- clean vards attira and naiinra DRESSMAKING and alterations PLUS COMMISSIONS. between_6-7 p.m. Car can ^p!::Ln:bfe.’ done In my home, reasonable. by established garment haired setter type mixed breed Rcasonable. Call 643-5305. be seen at Pete’s Citgo Sta- Prompt service. Call 649-1133. firm. Pension plan, profit MANCHESTER BABY Ringneck Pheasants for female dog. Answers to Min­ sharing, group insurance tlon. West Middle Tpke. days. CUSTOM made draperies, slip mVElSTIGATE the oppor­ sale. CaU 228-0686. nie. Children heartbroken, call ^------covers and reupholstering. and other fringe benefits. tunity of a career as a spe­ BY ROY CRANE 643-1665., anytime, reward. Apply: BUZZ SAWYER n Budget terms. Established In An Equal Opportunity Employer cial agent. You can build FREE — Lovable dog wants a 1966 MERCURY Monterey con- 1945. Days, 624-0154, eve- Moving— T rucking— your own business career home In the country. Part ■ ■ ^omittance LOST — Kitten, long haired, NOW, A WORD OF CAUTION, IZZY. NOW,LOOK, IZZY. YOU UNDER- v®rtlble. $1,200. Call 643-1094. njngs, 649-7590. Storage 20 MANCHESTER MODES and not have to invest your Beagle, may be In a family ESTIAAATE THE tiger striped, vicinity Highland ON THE DOOR TO CRAWLEYS OFFICE THOSE FELLOWS ARE INC. own money. way. CaU 640-0908 after 6. IT »WS,» SECURITY.' TOP SECRET/ SMART. IF THEY SLEIGHT-OF-HAND Park School. Call 649-2608. CLEAN 1963 Rambler Ameri- LIGHT TRUCKING cellar and MANCHESTER — Delivery' PINE ST. MAGIC OF THE r>on Q9A i_<______a __ _«____ .a _ CARPENTER for outside finish, KEEP OUT."'YOU CATCH YOU HIDING l-viES REALLN V* m n ! can 330, station wagon, with attics cleaned, odd jobs, lawns, light trucking and package de­ No sales or insurance exper­ MICROPHONES., WORLD-RENOWNED POUND — Men’s brown fram­ MANCHESTER, CONN. Steady work in Manchester- DOMT VYAUK IN. ^ECURtTY Hovu-to en.-TAEK? li overdrive, trailer hitch and trees cut arid removed. 643- livery. Refrigerators, washers ience necessary since corn‘d WANTED good home for fluffy IZZARD THE OIV. ed eyeglasses in case, 'vicinity Glastonbury area. CaU Van extra tires and rims, $246. 6000. and stove moving, specialty. plete professional training kittens, housebroken. 647-1124. WIZARD,BUZZO... Bunce Dr., Manchester. Call Dyne after 6:30, 246-4781. AWAY Phone 640-8989 after 6 p.m. Folding chairs for rent. 649- is given in Life and Health 643-7981. RE WEAVING of bums, moth- CLEANING woman, part-time. FREE — Male cocker spanle). X GO. se c r e t 0762. WANTED'— General machinist insuraince. 1968 2-DOOR PLYMOUTH, 318, holes, zippers repaired. Win­ days, 649-6271. to good home, 7 months old; LOST —Lady’s gold shamrock aind lathe operators. Apply Excellent condition. $1,200. Management potential is un­ with shots, buff colored. 649* brooch with diamond, vicinity dow sliades made to measure, MA’TURB womam wanted for Call 649-8986. Metronic’s Inc., Route 6 ft 44A, limited. Benefits for em­ Parkade and Kings shopping all size Venetian blinds. Keys 2386. Fainting—^Papering 21 part-time or fuU-time sales Bolton, Ck>nn. ployes include pension plan area. Sentimental value. Re­ CORVE’TTE 1966. Serviceman made while you wait. Tape re­ '-u work. Apply: Adam’s Apple, and all Insurance cover- PET SKUNK, pen raised, won’t ward. 643-4744. must sell or trade. New 427, corders for rent. Marlow’s. 867 THERE’S no job small enough. MOLD MAKERS or first class o IfM WtA TM. UA Nt OW. 330-A Broad St., Manchester. Eiges. Relocation not re­ turn wild, 10 weeks. 648-1866 balanced, 2 tops. Hurst, modi­ Main St., 649-6221. Try us! Exterior and interior machinists. Must be able to set quired. after 6. LOST — Passbook No. 96336 fied suspeiuion. painting. Low rates. Free up machinery and read blue­ "Garfield and I don't approve of politloe In eermone $2,660. 872- WINDOW CLEANING done at For confidential Interview Savings Bank of Manchester. estimate. HamiCO Painting. 628- WAITRESS wanted full or part- , . . all thie promieing everybody eternal happineea 6642. special low rates. Fast, etfl- prints. Apply In person. Tri­ Application made for payment. 8746. time. CaU Tolland — 876-9960. angle Mfg. Co., 100 Winder- an d s u c h l" dent service. Cadi for free CaU Mr. Quesnel 246-7206 Liva Stock 42 MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD estimates. 646-4220. mere Ave., Ellington. An Equal Opportunity Employer Personals Trucks— Tractors 5 INSIDE —outside painting. Spe­ WANTED — Woman companion HORSESHOEING or trimming AND WHAT A BEAUTY LIGHT trucking, yards, cellars, cial rates for people over 66. to Uve-in. References required. LE-MI CORP., Manchester, Is a must for your riding en­ I n f o r t WAYNE, WROt^? rricATAsm m c! NOEL ADAIR Dry Skin Foot !®®1 BDRD Econoline Van, good THAT MINERVA IS, BUT , INDIANA— STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF attics cleaned and removed. Call my competitors, then call CaU 872-3900. Conn. 643-2362. Experienced joyment. CaU 648-1490 or write Creme, lubricants for caiUous- Ures, makes a good camper, TEACHER aides for lunch duty THERE'S SOMETHIN' Bulk deUvery. 644-8962. me. Estimates given. 649-7863. lathe and Bridgeport opera­ Tom Robenhymer, 36 Falknor WRONG WITH HER es, hard dry skin, rough heets, 1296. after 6 p.m., 649-6400. In the Tolland High School for ' SEMD YOUR FRIEND BACK ' 1 ^ THOU iPEAKBSr tors, second shift only. Dr., Manchester. OUT, BUYIN' A EYESIGHT— OR SHE JOSEPH P. LEWIS — Custom LADY DUNHILL school year starting Sept. 9. WEDDIN'------WOULDNT HAVE FALLEN EITHER MAOISOH SQUARE GAR- NOT SO TO POTE-I legs, ^ftens and soothes tired jggg DODGE half-ton, DlOO, Aides will be paid $2. an hour. ^OENHJRTHEGARDEHOfEOEN- feet. Quinn’s Pharmacy, 873 Painting, interior and exterior, SERVICEMAN, experienced oil clean, good tires, radio, heat­ Building— LEGAL SElCRETARY Male or female applicants con­ ANO'iOUGETTOWORK! . paperhanging, fully insured. burner and heating man, tull- FOR SALE — Bay'mare. CaU Main, Manchester. er, excellent running condition. To $110. Company pays fee. Contracting 14 For free estimates call 049- sidered. Please call 872-0661. 649-0714 after 6 p.m. CaU 649-2333 after 6:30. tlme position with excellent REDE wanted to Fafnlr Bear­ DORMERS, garages, porches, 9668. If no answer 643-6362. Local prestige firm heis ask­ salary, good working condi­ HELP wanted, male or female, ing, New Britain, from Man rec rooms, room additions, ed us to help them find a tions and limited night service. B.H h^GOW AN JR. ft Sons. full or part-time, days and eve­ Poulfty and Suppliof 43 Chester, daily, 7:45 to 4:45 kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, "top-notch” gal with "top- Blue Cross, CMS, Major Medi­ \uto Accessories*" Interior and exterior painting, nings. Apply in person. Burger CaU 643-9294. siding, general repairs. QuaUty notch" skills. Legal experir cal, uniforms, bonus and out­ Chef, 235 Main St., Manches­ LIVE HENS, 76 cents each, 6 Tires 6 paper hanging. Thirty years ence preferred. workmanship. Financing avail­ experience, four generations. standing profit sharing and ter. to 6 pounds. Please order one BARTE^ER (Mixologist) jj^t a KE maidfold, carburator able. Economy Builders, Inc. pension plans. CaU 663-0131. day ahead. Phone 644-1892. available for parties, banquets Free estimates, fully insured. ACCOUNT CLERK for 465 engine for 1970 Olds- 643-6159, 872-0647 evenings. ftiBAL ESTATE Salesmen with or weddings. CaU 643-8696. 643-7361. To $120. Company pays fee. mobUe 442. CaU 646-3786. MANAGERS and assistant license. Established office, ex­ J ROBBINS Carpentry re- CONTRACTOR — Interior, ex- Picture yourself working managers openings at Litch­ cellent commissions. Llnsay Automobiles For Sale 4 field Farm Shops in the Hart­ Read Herald Ads modellng specialist. Additions, terior painting, paper hanging, with very congenial people Realty, 649-9168, 649-0085. Motorcycles— ford area. Please state any MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY NEED CAR? Credit very bad? rec rooms, dormers, ^rches. Discount on wallpaper. Call —exquisitely decorated of­ food service background or T Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ Bicycles 11 cabinets. formica, bullt-lns, Qscar Hebert, 646-3048. fice in brand new building HOT DIGGITy! Y A -H o o ! r rrSEEAASTOBE bathrooms^ kitchens, 649-3446. experience in your resume. est Douglas accepts lowest for high level corporation! G OT IT RIGHT IN IT AGAIN PILLY .roeG VERSION 1966 HONDA, 300 cc's, in good - - EXPERIENCED house paint- Full ^ benefit program. AU down, smallest payments, any­ This excellent opportunity, THE SBOUNDj OPMUMOy-PEOl ^ condition. $426. CaU 649-6447, f^LLMARK Building Co. for reasonable. CaU for replies confldenUal. Write or STENO-TYPIST BY DICK CAVALU where. Not small loan finance home Improvement, additions, offering good salary and WINTHROP after 6 p.m. free estimates. 1-423-8117. call Litchfield Farm Shops, \ growth potential, is open to company pl/fn. Douglas Mo­ rec rooms^' house painting. Personnel Dept., P.O. Box 269, FuU-time, experienced. Ck>od typing skills and some the sharp gal with accotmt- T h iE O L D tors, 346 Main. 1969V4 HONDA, 360cc, excellent garages, roofing, (Otters. Free HOUSE PAINTING — Interior, Middlebury, Conn. 1-768-2481. dictation background required. condition, high riser bars, estimates. All work guaran- exterior; a good clean job. Ing 'or bookkeeping experi­ a^U X XD N 1966 HEMI Satellite, 4-speed, N E E D S oversized tire. 649-9187. teed.. 646-2627. Low rates. CaU 646-1223. ence. Interested? CaU now SHIPPING coordinator for pre- Apply in person. good condition, low mileage. so we can teU you more cu t concrete building panels. A < 3 0 0 0 FDR ONE THING, Best offer. 646-2990. 1966 HONDA 300 Scrambler, ex­ MASONRY — AU types of stone PAINTING — Experienced, In- TDNE-CIP. about it. We need a versatile and ener­ r T H I N k cellent condition. $446. 643- and concrete work. QuaUty terior $2.60 per hour, exterior irHASASLCW 1964 PONTIAC Lemans, $500. getic man to coordinate ship­ IONA MFG. CO. 6689evenings. work'mEinshlp, work guaran­ $3. per hour. CaU 644-8129. Shopping Parkade, Man­ ments between production goNES<»- l - E A K . 1963 Comet, 4-door sedan, $300. teed. Call after 6, 643-1870, 644- chester, 647-9922 Unit of General Signal Corp. I \ ■ / % Savings Bank of Manchester, plant, trucking company and 2976. building erectors. Reading %. ' 923 Main St., 646-1700. 1966 HONDA 305 Super Hawk, Hoor Rnisfiing 24 100 Constitution Plaza, Regent St. Manchester architectual blueprints in­ 'lZ' l ___L* • V CaU 649-3422. SAVE MONEY! Fast service. Hartford, 278-6660 volved. Also production record­ 1966 CADILLAC Coupe DeVllle. Dormers, room additions, ga- FLOOR SANDING, and reflnlsh- ing and reporting. Experience PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER AU power, air -conditioning. . rage.s, porches, roofing and ing (specializing in older HAIRDRESSER, fuU-time, good in any of the above wiU quaUfy Ehccellent condition. CaU 649- 1965 HONDA 160, excellent con siding. Compare prices. Ad- floors). In and outside paint­ opportunity. CaU Mr. Aldo,C:a- the right "can-do” man. Con­ 3164. dltion.. Asking |360. 228-3176. A-Level Dormer Corp., 289- ing. Ceilings. No job too small. tXAC sa DeOoiffures, East Hartford, tact George Tonn, 646-0124. 0449. John Verfallle, 649-6760. a m i u •7-11 1966 FORD (>own Victoria, 4 528-2276. AUled Building Systems, Inc., new tires, needs transmission. Busine?s Servieos 260 Tolland Tpke., Manchester. LEON <>Cieszyn9ki builder—new Bonds— Stocks— CAPE COD — Combination Asking $260. 649-3650, after 6 Offered 13 homes custom built, remodel­ waitresses and chambermaids An equal opportunity em­ ployer. Office CAPTAIN EASYi BY LESLIE TURNER ■ p.m. ing, additions, rec rooms, ga­ Moitgagos 27 wanted for the balance of s u m - ______TWO YOUNG married men rages,. kitchens remodeled, THEN VDU'VE CARRIED YEOl. I TALKED TOORE MORTGAGES — 1st and 2nd. mer. Rooms furnished. CaU EXPERIENCED oil burner OUT 'OPBRATION PORPIS MR.MCKEE INTO QUITE A will do small repair jobs and bath tile, cement work. 1966 VOLKSWAGEN. Can mortgages— Interim financing the Whitman House 1-617-487- man for various duties for POPPY' AW, BY YOURSELF?, TAKING THE GAL, WANE! **® painting, also cellar cleaning Sieps,. dormers. Residential or 1740. ------T (5n —expedient and confidential maintenance company. Top LET5 TALK. seen at 67 Pine St. after 5:30. and light trucking*. CaU 646- commercial. Call 649-4291. SOME MORE 2692, 646-2047. servloe. J. D. Real Estate AVON take you on a va- wages. Blue Cross, CMS, Ufe Manager OVER DINNER. 1968 •miUMPH TR8, 260 con N. J. LaFlamme — 'Carpenter -\saoc. 648-5129. cation! A few hours each week insurance, vacation and hoU- EAY AROUND vertible, exceUent condition, CONCRETE work. sidewalks. EIGHT? contractor. Additions, remodel- selUng Avon Cosmetics now days. Write Box “J”, Man- We are openins: a new dealership for exclusive low mileage, has new tires, patios, etc. Free estimates, ing and repairs. CaU anytime MORTAOES, loans, first, could mean a holiday in style cheater Herald, giving details, Toyota sales and service, and we are in need of ______. ______® W OAOVAMolsecond, third. AU All kinds. DRealty n 14.I Call 643-9778 evenings. Cllall 742-9791 or 643-4922. lor free estimates. 876-1642. later on. CaU now — 289-4922. experience, etc. an experienced office Manager. statewide. Credit rating un- ______r-ii SA'VE over $ ^ . 1968 Impala CARPENTRY — concrete steps, necessaiy. Reasonable. <3on- KE'YPUNCH operator, mostly CAPE COD — Bus boys and Toyota is the fastest grooving economy imported super spor^ convertible. AU JUNK CARS removed, $13. floors, hatchways, remodeling ftdential, quick arrangements, numeric, 026 or 029. Five-day kitchen help wanted for the car on the market. Although American car sales power. ExceUent condition. each. CaU 872-9433. LANCELOT BY COKER and PENN porches, garages, closets, ceU- Alvin Lun^ Agency, 627-7971. week, benefits. Gaer Brothers. balance of the season. Room s are down this year, Toyota sales are up 50%. .Value $1,160. Sacrifice $895. ings, attics finished, rec 983 Main St., Hartford. Eve- 140 Rye St., South Windsor, furnished. CaU the Whitman LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also CaU 649-3963. rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth­ nings, 23.3-6879. ______^______House 1-617-487-1740. This is an excellent opportunity to get in on the THECO&TOF LIVING! we've GOT ro \ / you're SEE-WE'VE ALREADY SAVED moving^ large appliances. er related work. No job too ground floor and grow with us. KEEPS GOIH© j FIND A WAY TO ),'/ RIGHT, 7-// 1966 CSIEVROLET Blscayne, 2- Burning barrels delivered, $4. smaU. Dan Moran, Builder, 9 0 ~ Part-time or fuU-timo, The person we are looking for need not have an UP ANC7 UP, CUT DOWN ON L LC»RI, door, standard shift, $300. 644- 644-1776. ^ e n in g s, 649-8880. Business OppoiTugity 28 7.3^ 3.11. 649-4519. / OUR EXPENSES... JJ DEPEND . / 8060. automotive background, but must be able to ON ME! TREE SERVICE (Soucler) — CARPENTRY~Md remodeUng BARBER shop for sale, modem WOMAN fuU-time ni^to and Tag Sale assume full responsibility for all bookkeeping LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON 1966 BUICK WUdeat convert­ Trees cut, buUding lots clear­ rec rooms, dormers, kitchens, three-chair, ample parking. Saturday. Apply in person. ■ —— ^ ad * ed, trees topped. Got a tree Rent reasonable. CaU 649- and accounting procedures. Salary commensurate ible, aU power, exceUent con­ additions and garages. CaU Card GaUery, 886 A Aroad St., Old bottles, dlsbea, lUd tools, with experience. 1 F = I F dition, $1,400. 649-6731. problem! WeU worth phone Tom Ck>rbltt, 848-0086. 7914, 649-9339. Parkade. ^ lawn mower engines, riding lawn mower, garden tractors, caU, 742-8252. We expect to be in our now building, September 196t MUSTANG V-8, stick shift. BEIAUTY SALON — 4 stations, WOMEN to work n a eggs. snow Mowers, big H.O. train 1, 1970, and we will need someone in August. Asking $1,200. CaU 643-9321. WASHING machines repaired, Roofing— Siding 16 exceUent Main St. location. ^lUer Farms, Coventry, 742- layout, Siberian-Husky fe­ Maytag, RCA, and Kenmore. Call for det^ls. Frechette >232 male dog, bunnies, and many Apply in person to Mike Lynch at: 1967 CXJRVETTE convertible, Fast service, reasonable rates. P ft S ROOFING and repairs Realtors, 647-9993. '______more items too numerous to mention. 327. 860 h.n., side pipes, cub- CaU------643-4913,- 647-1719.------done------realistically., - FVee------esti------„ . . . ^ o'-" H «ip u July 11 and 12, 9 ami. to MORIARTY BROTHERS tlon. $3,000. CaU 228-3609. SpeclaUzlng In tree removal, ROOFING and roof repair. exceUent future for aggressive EXPERIENCED dozer - back 7 p.m. Last house on left 301 CENTER ST„ MANCHESTER, CONN. 1835 MUSTANG convertible pruning, shrubs, lots cleared. Coughlin Roofing Co., Inc. 648- man, cash investment. 688-6347 hoe operator with knowledge of on Mills St., Manchester red. CaU after 6 p.m'., 649-8407. BVUy Insured. CaU 649-6422. 7707. after 4'% m . ameslte. CaU 742-6190.

'/ ' ■' I ■ ■/. ■ t* PAGE. FOURTEEN ilANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERAI^, MANCHESTER, CONN,, SATURDAY, JULY il, 1970 PAGE FlItTEEN . / Aportmanis Rots Housos For Sol* 72 Housos For Sola 72 Housos For Salt 72 Howt For Sola 72 Hows For Sola 72 HoiiiM Fer Sole 72 O ut of Town Out of Town Tenamants 53 Manchester MANCHESTER 2 famUy, 6-6 MANCHESTER For Sol# BERRy’S WORLD wljh 2 car garage, nice floor PRICE jUst reduced to $23,800 75 Fer Salt 75 4%-ROOM apartment, second MAINTENANCE. FREE! STARTER HOME CLASSIFIED r plan Including 2 bedrooms, ex­ PORTER ST. Have you been looking for ■ $$17,600 by owner moving out of State. VERNON floor, heat, hot water, appli­ Sit back and enjoy home Six rooms in very gxx>d con­ ROCKVUDE — Three family ceUent condition. A good buy. a home and not finding value Immediate Occupancy ances, parking, cellar. $165 ownership in this aluminum dition (buUt weU in 1967 and FOUR BEDROOM... house, good location, four, six sided 6V6-room Ranch with Wolverton Agency, Realtors, First time offered—Imma­ for the .price asked? (^m e monthly. Adults only. 649-4864< 176 Blssell St., 6-room Colo­ nicely Improved since) with a and seven rooms. Good in­ a 2-car garage. Here is a 649-2818. culate 7%-room Oolonlal- and see this six room Cape Cape Ood on a high treed VERTISING nial, new roof, copper large (% acre plus) yard for come. $81,900. 646-2620. WE HAVE customers waiting one-year-old home in love­ Cape. First floor paneled Ood priced In low-low twen­ lot. Come see this fine home plumbing, 100 amp service, active chUdren. Nice location CLJ ^IFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOUR<; for the rental of your apart­ ly "Redwood Farm s.” MANCHESTER — 90 Bigelow family room with many cus­ ties and compare. Start the reasonably priced in mid provides a neighborhood on ment or home. J.D. rReal Available for immediate oc- St., 6%-room Colonial. Rec tom built-ins, spacious liv­ day right and put a stop to recent furnace, stove and re­ twenties. Just right for that Wonlad— Root Estota 17 8 AJM. to 4:30 P J l. frigerator, wall to wall car­ Estate Associates, Inc. 643- cupimey. Mid 30’s. Please room, center haU, 24’ Uvlng ing room, formal dining your hunting. CaU Mr. Bog- one side and country atmos­ large family with a smaU peting in Uving and dining i 6129. '' call 649-5306 for details. room, air-conditioning, waU room and convenient kitch­ daili today. phere on the other. Plenty of budget. Mr. Bogdan has the LAND —^Louia Dlmock Realty, COPY TIME FOR CLASSIFIED AD^.^ to waU carpeting. Alcoa sid­ en, three bedrooms, 1% room, enclosed front and closet space, pleasant Uving detaUs. 649-6306. NEW two-bedroom duplex, car­ ing. Big 2-car garage, with back porches, full basement, room with fireplace, fuU cera­ Reedtors, 649-0823. A t BEFORE PEBUGATIO> tUed baths, first floor laun- r peting, appliances, and dish­ B & W fuU upstairs. Mid 80’s, Close B &. W 2-car detached buUdlng. Pri­ mic bath, alumintim storms- dry room, two fireplaces, , ALLi CASH for your property DeadlUie for ,y ond Monday i» 4 :S0 p.m. Frida.i washer. Private basement. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. to aU schools, hospital and BARROWS and WALLACE Co. vate wooded lot, good con­ screens-doors, fuU blanket in­ B &. W wall to waU carpeting, cen­ wlthdn 24 hoiurs. Avoid red $216 monthly including heat. Manchester Parkade, Manch. Main St. CaU 649-8619, owner. Manchester Parkade, Manch. dition. sulation, full basement, base­ b a r r o w s and WALLACE Cb. tral air condltlening through­ tape, instant service. Hayes EOUB CXK>PEBAT10!>Kh 1 IX Paul W, Dougan, Realtor, 649- 649-5306 6465306 board hot water heat, three Manchester Parkade, Manch. MANCHESTER — 4-bedroom out. Attached garage, many Agency, 646-0131. BE APPRBC1A1 DIAL 643-2711 4536. good sized bedrooms, detach­ 649-5306 Chlonlal, 1% baths, 2-car ga­ ' extras. Excellent value. $39,- { MANCHESTTER — 4-famUy plus HELEN D. c o l e " INCOMPARABLE 7-room over­ ed storage building, good oak rage with patio, alumlnim sid­ 500. restaurant rental, large gross, Realtor—643-6666 MANCHESTER — One - bed- sized Cape, updated kitchen, floors, dining room (could be NORTH COVENTRY — Newer room Garden type apartment. ing, fenced yard. Mid 20’s. excellent return, prime loca­ Continuod From Proeoding Pogo ^ waU to waU carpeting, ceramic TV room for chUdren, fourth 6%-rooms Raised Ranch, large Morrison Realtor, 648-1016. Uon. FrecheUe Realtors, 647- Yosemite Park $165 per month including heat bath plus, fireplace, formal U & R REALTY CO., INC. bedroom, etc.). ’ITiis Manches­ paneled famUy room, fire­ and appliances. Paul W. Dou­ 043-2692 9993. MANCHESTER — Por the Articles For Solo 45 Housohold'Goods 51 dining room, spacious rooms, ASSUMABLE 8 per cent mort­ ter Cape offers the appearance place, garage. Mid 20’s. Own­ gan, Realtor, 649-4635. Robert D. Murdock, Realtor homeowner who wishes to be er, 742-6245. Chasing Autos plastered walls, -^recreaUon gage, monthly payments $90. MA!NCHmS'i'Ji;R — Brand new and elbow room that you would ALUMIIfUM sbeets used as SINGER touch and sew with near stores, churches and MANCHESTER — ’Two - bed- room, aluminum siding, ga­ small • three-bedroom Ranch. not expect at $22,900. Odegard YOSEMITE NA'nONAL printing plates, .009 thick, 28x cabinet. ' Monograms, hems, custom center-entrance Garri­ schools, we offer this delight­ COVENTRY — 6-room Raised room duplex, half of two-fam­ rage. Owner says ’’Many items Modem kitchen, new furnace. son Colonial, aluminum siding, ful Cape Cod home with alu­ Realty, 648-4366. PARK, CaUf. (AP) — The first 36” , 25 cents each or e for $1 embroiders, etc. Used, exceb stays.” 750 Center, mid 20’s. 180 FOOT frontage, secluded Rnnch. Modem kitchen wHh ily, $190 per month, including CaU and see this cuUe. Mitten 28’ flreplaced living room with minum siding just off East stage of a plan to wean visitors 643-2711. lent condition. Guaranteed. landscaped wide open country­ MANCHESTER area — 4-room buUt-ins, 1% baths, fireplace, heat. Paul W. Dougan, Real­ Morrison Agency, Realtor, 643- Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. away from the use of their cars Full price now $56 or 7 month­ side, plastered walls, lovely bay window, larg;e eat-in Center St. This is a potential Ranch In parkUke setting, 2 famUy room, sundeck, 2-car DARK, rich, stone free, loam, tor, 649-4635. 1015. has been put into effect in gran- ly payments of $8. 522-0476, MAJNCHES’rE R 6room Cape, 6-room Ranch, attached ga­ Mtchen includes buUt-in range, 4-bedroom home with fire­ bedrooms, could be 8, 2-car ga­ garage, % acre wooded lot, five-yards, |20. Sand, gravel, $21,600 SIX-ROOM Ranch, dln- rage. $25,000. Hutchins Agen­ oven, hood, dishwasher, stain­ place living room and famUy ite-waUed Yosemite VaUey. dealer. A’lTRACnVE 6-room apart­ 4 nfedrooms, fireplace, Wad- rage. You gotta see It! $16,000. $25,500. PhUbrick Agency, atone, fill, manure, pool and ing room, wall - waU carpets, less steel sink with disposal. sized kitchen. One-ca; detach­ George B. Hartsog Jr., the ment, centrally located, stove, deU School area, garage, treed cy, 649-6324. Mitten, Realtors, 648-6930. Realtors, 646-4200. patio sand. 643-9604. MORSE portable deltixe sewing garage. 100x200’ well landscap­ (4) count ’em ! King size bed ed garage. Lively landscaped Natimial Park Service director, parking, adults, references, no lot, $21,600. Hayes Agency, 646- machines, originally $809, now ed lot. Shade trees. Hutchins CAPE — 6 rooms, modem bedroomb, formal dining room, lot. Priced to sell at $21,900 MANCHESTER — Deluxe cus­ ordered Thursday that the last SCREENED loam, processed pets. $150. Sept. 1st. 640-6324. 0131. BOLTON 6 room Split Level, $150. Dealers welcome. Call Agency, Realtors, 649-6324. kitchen, dining room, fireplace , 1% tUed baths. Crane colored Call Doris Smith, Jarvis Real­ mile of the access road to the gravel, hanknm gravel, sand, tom 7-room Garrison Colonial, flireplaoed Uving room, tile 649-7798 after 0. 2V^-ROOM first floor, heat and MANCHESTER — 7-room Co­ jn living room, three bed­ fixtures. Spacious closet space ty Co., Realtors, MLS, 643- 2% baths, 2-car garage, aU bath, large kitchen, ExceUent four-mlle-Iong valley—a stretch fill, stone. George H. Orlffing. RCXIKLEDGE — 4 - bedroom hot water, stove, full bath, 668- © 1970 ly NEA, lonial, near bus line, back­ rooms, interior recently de­ throughout this oversized 1121. aluminum, private treed lot, condition, treed lot, $20,500. leading to Mirror Lake— be Inc., Andover, 742-7886. CLEAN, USED refrigerators, Cape, original owner retiring, yard fenced in, needs some corated. Exterior painted last home. ExceUent residenUal plush Uvlng in the finest ot Hayes Agency 646-0181. closed to private car traffic. ranges, automatic washers 0833. ANTIQUES — hand made early . . and they're potential Joe Namaths— this one's the 1% baths, rec room, breeze- remodeling, $23,900. Mitten year. Built In 1962. Large lot. neighbortiood with easy access- WOODHILL HEIGHTS — 7%. neighborhoods. Hayes Agency, Officials said aU automobile with guarantees. See them at American gifts, bottles, fruit ATTRACTIVE 6-room flat, sec­ quarterback, and this one's the actor!" way, double garage, flbwerlng Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. Assumable 5% per cent mort­ ability to schools, recreational room Ranch, first-floor family 646-0131. BOLTON 6-room Cape, large traffic on the road would be B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Jsms, etc. Expert refinishing. ond floor in 2-family house. trees, $29,900. Hayes Agency, gage. $23,900. Phllbrick Agen­ faclUUes, shopping and bus. room, laige beautifully finish­ lot, large rooms, mud room, phased out during the next three Main St. Call 643-2171. 646-0131. Reasonable. Trash & Treasure, Sunporch and garage. Adults MANCHESTER Green section— cy, Realtors, 646-4200. Buyer now has choice of In­ ed rec room in basementy en­ BOWERS School — 5-room ex­ lake privUeges. Only $20,000. years. Unique 4-room Colonial, all pandable Ranch, all rooms Hartzog said the idea was to Wall St., Hebron (Route 816). SEWING MACHINE — New only, no pets. May be seen MANCHESTER — 7 room Co­ terior decoration. Low so’s. closed patio, garage. Excep­ Flano Agency 646-0101. 'new inside, 2-car garage, treed MANCHESTER Wendell very large, 2 fireplaces, 2-car return the vaUey to a more na­ Oi>en evenings and weekends. 1969 zig-zag, unclaimed lay­ at 43 Elro St. Business LoeoHons Wonted To Rent 68 lonial, 3 bedrooms, 1% baths, Builder, 648-0609. tionally weU maintained. Phll­ lot, $17,900. Hayes Agency, 646- Reed custom built oversized 6 garage, screened porch, $22,- tural state by eliminating the away, buttonholes, mono­ For Rent 64 fireplace, closet space galore, brick Agency, Realtors, 646- COVENTRY LAKE — Tremen­ ELiEXTTRIC tyi>ewriters, origi­ MANCHESTER Center — WANTED by single gentleman, 0131. bedroom Ranch, half acre MANCHESTER — Constance 4200. 900. PhUbrick Agency, 646-4200. noise and air poUuUon of cars, grams, hems, etc. Now only 2-car garage. Numerous ex­ dous Value offered in this jum­ nally 3109., sacrifice $W. Also Home and office for lease, one FOR RENT — one single room one-bedroom, first-floor apart­ wooded lot in exclusive rural Dr., 6-room Ranch, aluminum which sometimes have num- $64. Easy terms. 522-0931 deal­ tras. Morrison Realtor, 643- NINE ACRES — sweeping MANCHESTER — Huge L- bo sized Colonial home. Fea­ portable electrics, $75. Never child preferred, $250. per office and one comer office ment, near downtown Man­ area, built-ins, fireplace, 40’ siding, fireplace, garage, treed NINE-ROOM Colonial, large loered 8,000 a day. er. 1016. views, lovely six-room stone heated famUy room, double ga­ Ranch, family room, play tures modem kitchen with used. CaU 649-7798 after 6. month, heat included. Refer­ suite. House & Hale Bldg., 953 chester. Reasonable. Call 643- lot, flowering shrubs. Call now. kitchen, formal dining room, ” We simply have to separate Ranch. Large enclosed porch, rage, 2 baths, tremendous room, dining room, three large built-lns, 2 fuU baths, 20’ mas­ ences required. Hayes Agency, Main St. Call 643-4846. 2990 after 4 p.m. $24,900. Hayes Agency, 646- 20’ living room, 1% baths, first- people from their autos,” he de­ KEEP CARPET cleaning prob­ EIGHT-PIEX3E dining set, Dun­ RAYMOND RD. 9-room Garri­ 2-car garage. Out-building. value at $31,900, Meyer, Real­ bedrooms, country kitchen, ter bedroom^ fireplace, geurage. can Phyfe. Baby scale. Two 646-0131. son Colonial on one-acre lot. o m . floor family room, 4 bedrooms, Call quickly on this prime clared. lems small — use Blue Lustre BROAD STREET LOCATTON Hutchins Agency, 049-6324. tor, 648-0609. privacy. $28,000. Hutchins boy’s 24” bikes. Formica and Four baths, 4 bedrooms, large 2-car garage. Large lot. $27,- Henceforth traffic on the for­ WEdl to wall. Rent electric ONE-ROOM heated, unfurnished AVAILABLE August 1st, space Business Property NORin ELM St., 2 family du- Agency, 0465324. value. $24,900. Phllbrick Agen­ chrome kitchen set. Call 644- I formal dining room, 24’ living 600. PhUbrick Agency, Real­ cy, Realtors, 646-4200. bidden last mile wiU consist of shampooer $1. Paul’s Paint & on bus iine. Woman preferred. -suitable for retail or service 68 SOMERSET Dr. Custom , plex, 7 large rooms each side, 8144. For Sole 70 . room, screened porch, 2-car tors, 046-4200. 60-passenger buses provided Wallpaper Supply. Cail Mrs. Harris, 649-6361. . business. One 15x36’ and one built, immaculate 7 - room ‘ nice condition, 2-car garage, OVERSIZHU) 7-room Cape, garage, beautifully landscaped. Raised Ranch. Heavenly pri­ WOODLAI^O large Uving room With fire­ ANSALDI BUILT 7-room Co­ free by the Yosemite Park ft TWO MAPLE twin beds with 30tc36’. Large 10x10’ doors. CONVALESCENT home, long » lot 100x150. Call Peg Cieszyn­ SPRUCE ST. — Older four-fam- HANNAH’S husband Hector MANCjHESTER — Plush five- For further Information call vate wooded lot backing up to place, modem kitchen with lonial with 2% baths, 2-car at­ Curry Co., which operates the mattresses, excellent condi- 649-6644. established. business. Always ski, Broker, 649-4291. Uy, 18 rooms, needs work. hates hard work so he cleans room duplex garden apart­ PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, Nature Center. Two fireplaces, MANOR buUt-ins, 1% baths, 4 bed­ tached oversized garage. Coun­ park concessions. Watch It, Buddy Uon, $60. 876-8761. full, great opportunity for right Business zoned too. Comer the rugs with Blue Lustre. ment. Garage and patio. Two 646-4200. 2-car garage, built-ins, thermo­ rooms, formal dining room, try sized kitchen, formal din­ NEW modem offices, ideal for person. For more information, APARTMENTS FIVE-BEDROOM Colonial, two property. Reasonable mort­ Moose the cat looks somewhat disgruntled as his friend Charlie the parakeet Rent, electrlb shampooer $1 bedrooms, VA baths, all ap­ professionals. Plenty of free call Phllbrick Agency, Real­ pane windows, natural trim, 1% years old, ^ aluminum siding, full shed dormer, on a treed ing room, huge flreplaced Uv­ RANCH — 6 rooms, large living gage can be arranged. $26,000. gives his whiskers a tweak. Charlie and Moose, a Siamese, are pets of Mrs. Olcott Variety Store. pliances, central location. $210. parking. East Center St, loca­ tors. 646-4200. baths, huge rear redwood deck. Homestead Street 2% baths, formal dining room, % acre lot. $27,600. Phllbrick ing room, first-floor family Musical Instnimants 53 'room with fireplace, paneled WUl lease, build or sell. CaU Logoi Notica Donna van Langeweld of Claymont, Del., who thinks Charlie is after the food Call 643-0710. tion. Call 646-2212. One minute to new Route 6. Manchester, Conn. first-floor famUy room, mod’- Agency, Realtors^ (MS-4200. room. Two fireplaces. Practi- STAMP collection for sale, over family room, air-conditioned, 6464622 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. that sticks to Moose’s whiskers. Moose thinks it’s a bad habit. (AP Photofax) UPRIGHT piano for sale, needs RESTAURANT business show­ Helen D. Cole, Realtor, 643- em kitchen with built-lns, 2- caUy new wall to waU-in sev­ UqUOB PEBMIT - $0,000 U.S. and foreign stamps, to be tuned, best offer. 649- ATTHACTTVE 4-room apart­ ing excellent net profit in high- large master bedroom, attrac­ WOODLAND MANOR offers MANCHESTER — 6 room Colo­ NOTICE OF APFUCATION 6666. i car garage. $43,960. PhUbrick TWO-PAMILY of 4-4. New on eral rooms. Tmly parkUke $600. for entire collection, 13 7644, 649-6986. ment, parking, yard, working Houses For Rent 65 traffic count location. Es­ tive yard with privacy, $26,900. the ultimate in convenient nial with 3 bedrooms, country This Is to Elve notice that I, ^Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. the market. Centrally located. grounds. Owner will help quaU- WALTER NEWTON WEIR of Bos­ albums or so much for each couple, no children or pets. tablished over 20 years. Price PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, prestige living, with schools, sized kitchen, dining room, 1% ton HUl Rood, Andover, Connecticut, Manchester TOLLAND near Parkway. One heating system. One unit fied buyers with financing. Hospital Phone Gandidates album. 643-9410. HAMMOND electrlct Spinet Call 649-4319. includes all the real estate, 646-4200. shopping and religious fa­ PBTVACY — Trees, 7-room cus­ baths, garage, $24,600. Wolver­ have fUed an appUcaUen dated July Available for one-year lease, PRESIDENTIAL VlIXAOE vacant on sale. T.J. Crockett, Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. 1, 1970, wUh the Liquor Control Com­ organ, 6 months old, oiigln^ly restaurant fully equipped, plus culties nedrby. tom deluxe home, family ton Agency, Realtors, 6462818. mission for a packace store liquor Hospital Notes The telephone number for CASH and Carry ^ everything 4M ROOMS, heat, appliances, 6Vi-room Ranch, $260. per JUMBO SIZE colonial in execu­ APARTMENTS Realtor, 643-1677. bought at Watkins Bros., Wal­ a house.' $65,000. Owner will 'room, dining room, 2% baths, WEST HARTFORD — 6 • bed­ irmtt for the sale of alcoholic Manchester Memorial Hospi­ Given TV must go, all day Saturday — nut wood, bench Included, ex­ garage, first-floor, adults, no month. References required. tive neighborhood ,6 years old, IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY TRIM and tidy 6-room Ranch liquor on the premises, Route 6, VISITINO HOURS Sunday, July 11-12. Miscel­ take back mortgage. Phllbrick modem kitchen, large formal Now renting, one and two bed­ brick front, double garage. rooms, 1% baths, fireplace, for­ Andover, Connecticut. tal was changed a few cellent condition, $460. You pets. $170. Security. 644-0238. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. ■ Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. T W O spacious bedroom HACKMATACK - Keeney St. with 2 bedrooms and family The business wUl be owned by Intermediate Care Semi­ months ago, but too late to laneous furniture, household dining room, famUy room with room apartments. Carpeting, ’ Hutchins Agency, 0465324. mal dining room, 2-car garage. save $200. Telephone 644- apartment Include refriger­ area .. . nice 6%-room Ranch room, aluminum siding and a WALTER NEWTON WEIR of Bos­ private, noon-2 p.m., and 4 p.m. be listed correctly In the new Debate Tim e goods. Also Honda, washer - THREE - ROOM apartment, fleldstone fireplace, large WeU built home, conveniently ton HUl Road, Andover, Connecticut, 2198 anytime. FIVE-ROOM RANCH, attached complete G-E kitchen, 2 air- ator, stove, dishwasher, dis­ MANCHESTER — Charming on half-acre lot. Lavatory In garage. Only $19,900. Wolver­ and will be conducted by WALTER 8 p.m.; private rooms, 10 a.m.- phone books. The hospital d^ ’er, etc. 36 Irving St., Man­ heat, garage, security deposit. Out of Town front-to-back Uvlng room with located. Needs redecorating, garage, acre landscaped lot. conditioners, 1% baths. Call posal, air conditioning, ahd „quaUty, 6-room Colonial. Ga- basement, carport, many ex­ ton Agency, Realtors, iS462813. NEWTON WEIR of Boston HUl i p.m., and 4 p.m.-8 p.m. number is 646-1222. , HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — chester. OVATTON bass amplifier, al­ Call 872-6917, 668-6974. For Rent 66 Commercially zoned, exceUent fireplace, half bath. Second fuU carpeting. tras. $14,500 GI mortgage as­ but weU worth the effort. Im­ Road, Andover, Connecticut, as per­ Frances K. Wagner, Rental .rage. Large rooms, beautiful mediate occupancy! Reason­ mittee. Pediatrics: Parents aUowed Two one-hour-long debates for most new, and Beatle bass gui­ business locaUon. $21,900. R.L. floor has 6 bedrooms, 3 fuU sumable. Asking $26,900. T.J. SOMETTHING special is this 6-4 WALTER NEWTON W Em ’TWO portable TVs, one Motoro­ MANCHESTER town house, 2 VERNON — Willow Brook M a ^ e r , 646-2623 or 643-1028. O N E bedroom available ( private back yard. ExceUent any time except noon-2 p.m.; primary candidates—and per­ tar. Must sell. Sacrifice. Call Gardner Realty. 875-0504, 872- baths. ’Two-car garage, beau- Crockett, Realtor, 648-1677. duplex with 2-car garage. Mod­ ably priced In the mid 20’s for Dated July 9, 1970 East Hartford; Mrs. Doris How­ la, $46; one Zenith, $20. Call bedrooms, IH baths, carpeting, Apartments. Immediately new July 1, 1970. I condition, exceUent location. others, 2 p.m.-8 p.m. 647-9839 evenings. 9283. tifuUy landscaped yard. For em baths and kitchens. Huge quick sale. CaU Dick Martens ard, 216 Keeney St. haps a third—have been sched­ 643-0889, 643-'6796. rec room, laundry room, all 3% rooms at $160, 4% at $188. Owner, 646-1669. Self Service; 10 a.m.-2 p.m., further details caU PhUbrick Utartiag at $176 meethly | PITKIN STREET — Eleven lot. Heritage House, 646-2482. at the Paul W. Dougan Agency, 4 p.m.-8 p.m. Also, Mrs. Donna M. Roy and uled by a UHF television star appUanceSk convenient loca­ Heat, hot water, refrigerator, Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. 649-4635, 646-1021. TOWN OF IMMACULATE 4 - bedroom room Colonial, one of Manches­ Intensive Care and Coronary son, 18 Griswold St.; Mrs. Janet tion here, and an educational TTWO WHITEWALL snow tires tion. 646-1960. oven-range, disposal, dish­ LARGE 4-bedro6m executive Anriqiws 56 investment Property .Raised Ranch, large living ter’s most gracious homes. 4% MANCHESTER Care: Immediate famUy only, C. Pelletier and son, East Hart­ television network says It has 900}a6, not recaps, $86. Worth washer, wall to wall carpeting, p r i c e r e d u c e d . Near high home with a plethora of ex­ ROCKVILLE — Ellington — BOLTON NOTCHl room with fireplace, kitchen baths, stately grounds, etc. Un­ anytime, limited to five min- ford; Mrs. Joyce Slnlscalco offered free air time to the pri­ looking into. Call Berk 649- HORSE DRAWN plow, $10. Two THREE beautiful rooms, heat, air-conditioning, swimming For Sale 70>A school, older home, single or Wise investor inquire about LEGAL with buUt-in range, dlshwash- believable value at $69,600. tras. Oversized landscaped lot ntes. and son, SOD Mt. Vernon Dr., mary candidates. 1912. old com cutters, $10. Buggy hot water, stove, refrigerator, pooi, lighted tennis coiuls, 2-family, double garage, good tills two famUy, 5 and 6, mod­ MANCHESTER close to shop­ (At end of . )er, disposal, cauret and T.J. Crockett, Realtor, 648- In residential section. Heritage Maternity; Fathers, 11 a.m.- Rockville; Mrs. Mary Ann Ab­ The educational TV network wheels, $6. Wood burning parking included, 668-0683. basketball court, parking and investment. Virginia Celinskl, em kitchen built-ins, separate NOTICE 12” PAN, Sears coldspot 8’ re­ ping, 4-family with 4 room dinette, 22x12 paneled famUy 1677. House, 646-2482. 12:48 p.m., and 6:80 p.m.-8 bott and son, Mountain St., said it also will make time kitchen stove, cast iron, no storage aU included. No pets. Broker, 649-1116. Industrial and commercial I heat, nlce*yard, central loca­ The Zoning Board of Appeals frigerator, portable oven, bar­ IMMACULATE six-room du­ apartments, 4-car garag;e, new pn^rty for rent — wUl large closets, country p.m .; others, 3 p.m.-4 p.m., and Rockville; Mrs. Vlven H. Adams available for debates. base, $10. Large hand carved Call Hartford, 627-9238, Ver­ ANTIQUE Colonial with 6 SIX-ROOM cape, large kitchen, tion. $20,500. R. L. Gardner will hold public hearings on bells, encyclopedia. Call 646- plex, well kept grounds. $170. heating systems and roof. Mid CAMBRIDGE St. — Extensive­ buUd for snuUl business size lot. Peterman Agency, •:80 p.m.-8 p.m. and daughter, 163 W. Middle A spokesmtm for WHCT-TV doors, $40. each. Child’s sled, non, 872-4400. rooms (plus) and new uUUties. loads of cabinets, fireplace, Realty, 875-0604, 875-6807, 872- Monday, July 20, 1970, starting 3786. References and security. 22 30’s. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. ly modernized 6-room home. operations — garages and | Age Limits: 18 In maternity, Tpke. ■ i (Channel 18) said debates te- $3. 644-0209. U&R Realtor, 646-2223, 6469404. BuUt In 1843 with living space, wall to waU carpeting, dining 9283. at 7:00 p.m., in the Hearing Church St. 649-4679. HEBRON area—Available im­ Three bedrooms, dining room, I offices, etc. 12 in other areas, no limit in tween the Republican candidates MANCHESTER — 6-famUy, all charm, and quality. Assumable room, sun parlor, patio with Room of the Municipail Building BEDROOM SET, limed oak, mediately, three-room furnish­ heated garage. Large lovely REALTY C O .. INC. MANCHESTER — Ideal first self-service. for the Senate (Lowell Weicker bookcase headboard and box 6-room apartments, exceUent 90 EAST CENTER STREET mortgage. $24,900. Out of state fireplace, basement garage. NEW LISTING. Bolton Center to hear and consider the follow­ Wonted— To Buy 58 ed apartment. Security deposit yard, stone . wall, shaded home. Aluminum sided Cape and John Lupton) will be aired spring; console limed oak TTV, Income. Unusual oAering. CaU CALL MC KINNEY owner must sell. Odegard Bowers School area. Austin Rd. Simply immaculate 7-room ing petitions: STATE HEAR­ Furnished required. $160 per month. 228- treed paUo, estabUshed plant­ ' NCANGHBS'TBR, CONN. with four rooms finished, two Hie administration reminds Fire Claims at 9 p.m. Aug. 10; a debate be­ HOUSEHOLDS lots — Antiques for detaUs. FrecheAe Realtors, Realty, 643-4306. Chambers, Realtor, MLS, 843- Cape custom built by Hutch- ING ALSO. / good working order; 16’ pool 9300. ing, plus completely furnished. 648-8561 or 648-2602 unfinished. Flreplaced Uving visitors that with construction Alter; pool ladder; 20” rotary bric-a-brac, locks, , frames, Apartments 63>A 647-9993. 643-2226 2826. ' inson. Beautiful country kitch­ Item 14 S and S Bulck, Inc., 285 tween Democratic senatorial as­ Air-conditioned, appUances, room, large kitchen, detached under way, parking space Is pirants Edward Marcus, Al- mower. Very reasonable. CaU glassware. We buy estates. Vil­ ROCKVILLE —New 3%-room SEWEN-ROOM Cape, four bed­ en, large formal dining room, Main Street, Business Zone Two L i ves NICELY furnished three-room rugs, etc. Convenient to garage with patio. High shaded COUNTRY CAPE In town, with limited. Visitors are asked to phonsus Donahue and Joseph 643-9222. lage Peddler. Auctioneer, 420 apartments with private ter­ MANCHESTEUl — business rooms, two baths, overcized lovely flreplaced Uving room. 111. Request Special Excep­ apartment, first Aoor in two- schools, shopping and bus. CaU lot. Wolverton Agency, Real- garage, stable and huge lot bear with the liospital whUe the Duffey will be aired at 9 p.m. Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247. race and pool. Including heat, block with 6 apartments, ex­ two-car garage. Landscaped WaU to waU in several rooms. tion for New Car Dealer’s Li­ family house. Heat and elec­ Charles PonticelU, Agency, .tors, 6462813. with brook. Secondary pos­ parking problem exists. In Hartford Aug. 17; and television officials hot water, all appliances and ceUent condition. Owner wlU lot, 100x160’. Marion E. Rob­ Oversized foundation makes cense and Certificate of Ap­ SIX H.P. riding lawn mower, WANTED — Antique furniture, tricity included. $160, J. D. 649-9644 or 872-4732 after 6 p.m. sible. Immaculate throughout. are trsrlng to arrange a debate carpeting. $166. Rockland Ter­ finance 80 per cent at 8% per VACANT. Nice 3 - bedroom ertson, Realtor, 643-6958. for Colonial size rooms. Two- proval for same at above lo­ like new, $200. Call 649-8966. glass, pewter, oil paintings or Real Estate Associates, 643- HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — A between Republican gubernato- race Apartments, Highland cent. Terrific income produc­ MANCHESTER — Beautiful 6- E A P P E K IT Ranch near shopping, schools, Heritage House, ^-2482. car garage. Almost 5 acres of cation. Patients Today: 278 ------^------other antique items. Any quan- 6129. MANCHESTER — $17,600. m man and a woman in separate yrial candidates Thomas Mesklll Avenue, 872-4046, 629-6686. No er. CaU now, Hayes Agency, room Cape with 3 bedrooms, ^churches. FuU ceUar. Swedish land- UnbeUevable? Let Rick All persons interested may at­ ADMITTED YES’fERDAY: _ ^T"7 ^ Oty. The Harrison’s, 643-8709, IBissell St., Immediate occu­ apartments died early this and Wallace Barnes Aug. 0 at 9 ROCKVILLE — 126 High St., pets. 646-0131. Merrit show you that It’s for tend this hearing. Kathleen Behrend, 438 W. Mid­ Boots and Accessories 46 105 oawand street. formal dining room, carpeted ..fireplace, aluminum storms, pancy, 6-room Colonial, new Lots For Sola 73 morning when a fire broke out p.m. 3-room, completely furnished, Uvlng room with fireplace, pri­ MEADOWBROOK -screens. 4% per cent mortgage real! Belfiore Agency, 647-1418. Zoning Board of Appeals dle Tpke.; Deanna M. Bowen, ROCKVILLE — Newly redec­ FOUR 4-room apartment build­ roof, copper plumbing, wall to Crystal Lake Rd., Rockville: on (he fourth floor of an apart­ GERICH’S Marine Service — WANTED — Good second hand older apartment ,all utilities vate shaded yard. Wolverton > assumption possible with large wall Uving and dining room, Charles G. Plrle, In addition, the spokesmen orated 3-room apartment, $126, ing. Monthly income, $480. TOLLAND — % acre buUdlng IMMACULATE Raised Ranch Robert W. Brown, 166 Union ment building at 8 Marshal St. Evinmde rnotors, sales and sewing machine, no dealers, Included, $36. per week plus Agency, Realtors, 6462813. GARDEN APARTMENTS •down payment, or conven- stove, refrigerator, 2-car de­ Chairman said, more free air time will includes heat, stove and re­ Monthly expenses. $26. i As­ MEADOWBROOK ROAD, EZXINGTON. CONN. lots, $l,500-$2,600. Hayes Agen­ — two fireplaces, beautiful St.; J. David Chartier, 59 Win­ Hartford Fire Marshal Ralph service. 108S Tolland Tpke,, write Box F, Manchester $70. security. Call James J. ttional financing avaUable. Mr. tached buUdlng. Helen D. Cole, John A, Caglanello, be arranged on talk shows. frigerator. Adults only, securi­ sumable $18,700, 6% per cent cy 646-0131. stoned front and an acre of ter St.; Ernest D. Cole, East Marone said the cause of the Buckland, Conn., 648-2863. Herald. Gessay, 876-0134. LARGE unusuad Ranch with a "Zinsser, Belfiore Agency» 647- Realtor, 643-6666. Secretary The Connecticut Educational ty deposit required. CaU 643- mortgage. Secondary financ­ land make this one of the finest Hartford; Dawn M. Crawford, blaze, which started In the view. Features 24’ living room, »1418. BUILDING LOTS, city sewer Dated this 11th day of July Television Corporation, which ALtBIINUM boat, 11%’ with 6% WAINTED — Books7 Itemites, 9678. ing through owner. $36,900. 3 ROOMS, ONE BEDROOM homes In the Manchester-He- 102 Helalne R d.; Leo F. Diana, man’s apartment, was under in­ large formal dining room, U- Month and water, A and B zones. 1970. broadcasts on Chaimel 24 in h.p. outboard motor. Best of- jjy ijjjg Book Comer at Center Francis E. Boland Agency, braiy, 3 or 4 bedrooms, three bron area. The owner’s willing­ 140 penton St.; Rebecca F. vestigation. First reports, he Hartford, 71 in New Haven, 49 Business Locations HEBRON — 4-room apartment, 643-1664, 649-8773, 649-7066. Country setting, professional landscape and planting Flower-Touched PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, Friedman, EUington; Debra M. fer. Call 643-6846. Main Sts., call 643-1788. fireplaces, 3% baths, recrea- design, brick auid stone const. BuUt-ln oven nuige, re­ 646-4299. ness to seU makes it one of the said, indicated careless smoking In Bridgeport and 63 in Nor­ For Rent 64 lake privileges, immediate oc­ lon room, garages, on a three- finest buys. AQd 20’s. To seU TOWN OF Hill, Beverly Dr., Coventry; In bed might have set the fire. 16’ LYMAN, 46 h.p. Mercury, cupancy. Strbut Realty, 1-228- FOUR 4-room apartment, buUd- frigerator, dlsp., interior briqk walls, ceramic bath, Slip-On Apron wich, announced the following acre lot. Call for appointment. individually controUed heating, master TV, basement COVENTRY _ VaUey View, 6 now! Warren E. Houdand, MANCHESTER Mrs. Elizabeth Hoyt, Windsor When firemen arrived^ about trailer, $276. Call after 6 p.m., OFFICE SPACE, excellent lo­ 9116. ing. Monthly Income $46k, ap­ schedule for free air time grant­ ilooms Without Board 59 PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, laundry and storage, adults only, no pets. acres, 323’ road frontage, ex­ Realtor. 648-1108. Locks; Robert R. Ident, East 2 a.m., flames were leaping ed to candidates; 643-0448. cation, parking, first and sec­ pliances. Secondary financing LEGAL Hartford; Keith K. Kaiser, East HEBRON —Suburban living 20 646-4200. ceUent area. Possible 2 lots, from the windows of the man’s Mesklll: July 20 at 7 p.m. and THE THOMPSON House—Cot­ ond Aoor available. Electric through owner. Never a vacan­ TOTAL ELECTRIC VERNON — Deluxe Ranch for Hartford; Mrs. Linda C. Knight, minutes from downtown Hart­ $10,900. Hayes Agency, 646- apartment on the northwest side tage St., centrally located, heat, air-conditioning and Jani­ cy. $36,900. FVancis E. Boland, REGENT ST. — 4-room house Reserve Now for August - S^tember Occupancy only $25,900. Can’t beat this NOTICE 297 E. IkDddle Tpke.; Bettyann Aug. 6 at 7:30. ford, 2-bedroom apartments, 0131. '=• of the four-story brick building. large pleasantly furnished torial service available. As low Agency, 643-1654, 6468778, 649- oif Industrial zone lot 100x160. home for this price. 1% baths, The Zoning Board of Appeals Kupchunos, 2019 EUington Rd., Barnes; July 29 at 8 p.m. and ’ Garden— Form— children welcome, carpeting, The man was burned beyond rooms, parking. Call 649-2868 as $100 per month. Call 649- 7066. CaU Peg Cieszynski, Broker, \ MANCHESTER — B-zone lot kitchen carpeted, three bed­ will bold public hearings on South Windsor; Mrs. LUUan S. Aug. 8 at 7:30. Dairy Products 50 appUances, storage, heat, hot immediate recognition. TTie for overnight and permanent 6334, ask for Max Grossman. 649-4291. JAMES J. GESSAY of record, $8,000. Frechette rooms, big dry cellar, fire- Monday, July 20, 1970, starting Laing, Hartford. Lupton: July 21 at 10 p.m. water, parking. Availably im­ EXCEPTIONAL comer parcel, woman, a tenant in an apart- BEANS, lettuce, beets, swlss guest rates. BEAL ESTATE Realtors, 647-9908. place in Uvlng room. And it at 7:00 p.’n., in the Hearing Also, Mrs. Rosalie M. LaRoe, and July 30 at 7 :30. MAIN STREET ofAce space, mediately, $176. 646-0882& 649- opposite access road to hos- MANCHESTER — To setUe es- nent directly across the hall, chard, squash. 21 Angel St., 100 per cent location near is well kept. Give us a caU, Room of the Municipal Building Mansfield Center; Gloria M. Weicker: July 27 at 7 p.m. COMFORTABLY furnished 2871. pita.1. Offers many possibili­ tate, older 6%-room 2-story LOT for sale, comer of Tim- was dead on arrival at St. Fran­ Manchester. . banka, air-conditioned, auto­ 875-0134 T.J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- to hear and consider the follow­ MaeWay, Mansfield Center; and Aug. 4 at 10. sleeping room, for older em­ ties for professional buildings. home, central, quiet, con­ rod Rd. and Forest St., East cis Hospital of smoke inhala­ ployed gentleman, parking, 272 matic fire sprinkler. Apply BOLTON — Three - room Must be seen. Heritage House, 1677. ing petitions: STATE HBIAR- Mrs. Eva M. MerrlU, WlUiman- Donahue; July 28 at 10 p.m. venient location. ExceUent Hartford, 643-7603. tion. and Aug. 12 at 7:30. Main St. Marlow’s, 887 Main St. cottage, heating faculties. 646-2482. ING ALSO. tic; Qynthla J. ETlor, 61 Hamlin Household Goods 51 terms to qualified buyer, $26,- SEVEN-ROOM SpUt Level, 8 The apartment house contains Marcus: July 22 at 7:30 p.m. Stove and refrigerator. Call THREE LOTS Including comer Item 14 S and S Buick, Inc., St.; MNrs. Ella Rogowski, 362 ATTRACTTVE sleeping room, HARTFORD RD.—2,000 square 000. J.D. Real Estate Asso­ bedrooms, famUy room, 2- approximately 24 units. and Aug. IS at 7 :30. 648-7246. T.J. CROCKETT, Realtor is the lot, A zone, city water, near 286 Main Street, Business Adams St.; Mrs. Agnes T. gentleman, shower bath, free feet with overhead door. Ideal agency to call lor .multiple ciates, 643-5129, 643-8779. acre treed lot, fireplace, ga­ Smith, 62 Academy St.; David Duffey: July 28 at 7:30 p.m. churches, schools and shopping Zone m . Request Special Ex­ parking. Apply 195 Spmee St. for manufacturing;. etc. 649- family dwellings. Some top-in­ OPEN FOR INSPECTION rage. Priced to sell. Hayes N. Spear, Webster Lane, Bol­ and Aug. 3 at 7. Public Notice $22,500 DOLL HOUSE, dead-end center. Telephone owner, 646 ception for New Car Dealer’s 7296. come producers available. Agency, 646-0181. ton; Siaron J. Tryon, 69 Lenox " The educational TV network Resort Property struct, 160x160, trees, 6-room 3043 for appointment. License and Certificate of T AO CP* n r R i i \7 i^GHT housekeeping room, all Why get. involved in stocks, Ranch, breezeway, 2-car ga­ SOUTH FARMS BOLTON — Three - bedroom Approval for same at above St.; Mrs. Mayfa J. WUey, 116 U.S. Doctor also announced that If the candi­ 1 iJ i^ C a O C D l U U y utilities furnished including OFFICE SPACE for rent. For Rent 67 > Northeast Shopping Center, etc. when you can own income rage, Hutchins Agency, Read- stone Ranch, high on a cliff locaUon. Mather St.; Michael Yanglnskl, dates agree, the Republican as­ 3 Rooms of New Furniture refrigerator. COVENTRY — Lakeside cot­ producing property and take tors, 6465324. overlookihg Eastern Connect­ AU persons interested may Westfield, Mass. pirants for governor can debate 801 Main St. 643-6071. Rockville. Includes carpeting, Aids Lepers tage for rent. CaU Mitten Agen­ advantage of items like ap­ Rosort Proparty icut. Nine acres in aU. Also attend this hearing. BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A Aug. 11 at 8 p.m.; Republican heat, electric, and air-condi­ MANCHES’TER Suburbs, 5%- TOMORROW 2 -S P.M. SINGLE room for rent, reason­ cy, Realtors, 643-6980. preciation, .depreciation, re­ For Sola 74 ' included is a service buUding. ZiHiing Board of Appeals daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ aspirants for the Senate can de­ tioning. Immediate occupancy. room Ranch, tip-top condition, able, shower, parking. 649-9167 pairs, etc. CaU 643-1677. One of the better buys avaU­ Charles G. Plrle, ert Jarvis, 46 Niles Dr.; a In Vietnam bate Aug. 11 at 10 p.m., and MODEL HOME ” Call Joe Mertan Agency, 876- 15 minutes to Manchester cen­ COVENTRY — Log caUn sum­ COLUMBIA Lake — waterfront Yes, drive over to South Farms tomorrow and able. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, Ch airmail dau^ter to Mr. and Mrs. the Democratic Senate aspirants after 3 p.m. «- 5798, 872-4289. ’TWO-FAMILY — Large four mer cottage, flreplaced living ★ COLONIAL ^cottage, all facilities. Openings ter. Acre treed lot, $18,000. see why over twenty of these fine homes have 648-1677. John A. CagianeUo, Wayne Rowell, East Hartford; (Continued from Page One) can debate Aug. 18 at 8 p.m. (Aug. 16 on. 649-0498, 228-9852. and five-room apartments, Hayes Agency 6460181. room, completely carpeted, a daugditer to Mr, and Mrs. ★ MODERN ROOM for gentleman, quiet, MANCHESTER Green ground -i already been sold since February. No formal open­ EMBROIDERY Secretary convenient location. 224 CTiar- Aoor 900 sq. ft., front portion porches. Large private yard. enclosed porch, exceUent con­ TINKER POND aiid Birch Peter W. Walters, 476 Wood- on a refuse heap. A U.S. Navy ★ SPANISH (Co l u m b ia L A ib: — 4-room MANCHESTER off Porter St ing yet, no fanfare, simply recognition by the Dated this llth day o f July ter Oak Street, 643-8368. carpeted. Second Aoor, 1800 sq. AppUances. TVo new furnaces, dition,-" treed lot. $6,000. Hayes Mountain Rd., Bolton, new 6- 1970. bridge St.; a daughter to Mr. enlisted man and his wife want ★ PROVINCIAL cottage, all facillUes, boat. deluxe custom buUt Ranch public that an L. and M. built home is built with ft., suitable for light manufac­ new roof. Secondary financing Agency, 646-0181. ■ room Ranch, three unfinished and Mrs. Michael Whalen, to adopt her. Moroccan Snows from Ideal for small children. 228- home, 2 full baths, 2 fireplaces, LA.l^OE furnished room for turing. Also second Aoor, 3 ad­ aveillable. $26,900. Francis E. quality and imagination. These are big homes they second floor. Two baths, cast Mansfield Center; a daughter to A Navy captain. Dr. Charles 3803. -2-car garage. The very best. ANDOVER LAKE — 6-room Give Up Bodies male only, parking, $16. week­ joining ofAces. WiU rent to­ Boland Agency, 643-1564, 649- ^ complete homes, they have ALL city utilities iron baseboard heating, 3-zone Mr. and Mrs. John Langtange, Mason v nold, 366 W. Middle Tpke.; hurled into open doorways by be one of Biafra’s "grey gdiosts” H & G Ual area. Adults only, no pets. 1-603-8674797. cy, Realtors, 646-4200. South Farms is located off beautiful Dart­ , Slip into this pretty apron is embroidered in easy ing to hear and consider the Ideal for storage or smaU non- stitches and rich colors— bedrooms, double garage, acre rage. Lovely one-acre lot. Judith C, Podolny, 16 Cobum terrorists speeding by on motor­ —Uie“ gynrunner8 that kept the L.F. Flano, 640-6371. Houses For Sale 72 mouth Road across from the new Richard F. Martin ii\ a jiffy and you’ll be foUowlng petitions: STATE automotlve business. CaU 646- CANCELLATION! TVo weeks a flower for each month treed lot. $31,600. Hayes Agen­ Owner leaving state. Only $21,- Rd.; Mrs. Geneva B. Toomey, cycles, in a single night of at- FURNITURE MANCHESTER is hot far from school. Dartmouth Road runs north-south between , protected when doing HEARING ALSO. secessionist state alive during MANCHESTER — N o^w ^ 0022, 6464425. j in August at large Maine lake. NEW R A IS to RANCH in Hlgh- I your household chores. of the year and each mo­ cy, 646-0181. 900. R.L. Gardner, Realty, 875- 55 Scott Dr.', Vernon; James t^ks. ' its war with "Nigeria. this 8-bedroom Ranch. House is Spring Street and Fern Street. Item 14 S and S Bulck, Inc., 285 669 Burnside Ave. Apartments. Luxury split-level, Four bedrooms, screened land Park area, 6 rooms on No. 1365 with photo- tif is 12" square. Price 0604, 875-6807, 872-8288. MdBrlerty, 30 Coolldge St.; In Quang Trl province near The ivreck of the plane, which 637 MAIN ST. — 640 square feet, in. exceUent condition, waU to $1.00. CC106 has 3 hot- VERNON — Owner transferred Main Street, Business Zone East Hartford one bedroom. Cental air-con- porch, row boat, privacy! CaU first floor, modem kitchen, guide is in Small (10-12), Mrs. Charlotte L. Allen, East the demilitarized Zone, Lt. Col. vlUagers said crashed Jaat No­ newly paneled store, partition­ waU carpeting aU but kitchen, ; Medium (14-16) or Large iron transfers; color out of state, must sacrifice this in . Request Special Excep- 289-0756 dlAoning, carpeting, formal liv­ 643-1312, 633-5882. large Uving' room with flre- dishwasher, stove, electric COVENTRY -- Newly Usted, Hartford. Rosemarie Mahoney, of Allen­ vember, was revealed with ed. Ideal offices or business. (18 -20 ). Size Medium . . . chart; full directions. Immaculate 8-room Colonial. tlMi for New Car Dealer’s Li­ ing room, famUy room, 1% pla'ce, 3 large bedrooms, 2-car hood and refrigerator goes OH-room custom buUt Ranch *Also, Wesley P. Stuart, 9 Hill- town, Pa., cares for 120 children melting snows about 45 miles BEFORE YOU BUY~ FURNI- 529-0518. 1% yards of 39-inch. ZEND $1.00, odd 2S« Mr HCfe Four spacious bedrooms, mod­ cense and Certificate of Ap­ baths, private basement, bal­ garage. Priced below market with property. Has large lot BELFIORE AGENCY IMtttni Mr Orti-cliM Mtlllit. for seUer. Oversized garage. crest Dr., Rockviller I-aurence a week as well as American and south of here in the Oukaimeden TTJRE ANYWHERE. SEE OUR Wanted To Rent 68 Patterns available only Aaae Cabot, Msaekector em kitchen, heated rec room. Acre lot. Ckx>d bam. Lot and proval for same at above lo­ cony, carport, h^at, hot water. Am-CONlwnONED office value. PhUbrick Agency, Real­ BuUt in 1966. $22,600. CaU RUt- in sizes shown. CoIIard, North Windham; Robert Ifletnamese battle casualties. Mountain range at an altitude of LOW PRICES. Av^lable Immediately, $200. B vealszB enSL UM' ATE. ProfessionaUy landscaped. house in beautiful condition. cation. E. Pelton, 68 Wellwood Circle, space avaUable. Inquire HoU- APARTMENT wanted, manage­ tors, 646-4200. ten Agency, Realtors, 648-6930. REALTORS 647-1413 OFAMEMCdgNEW YOBK, She is chief nurse of the 18th 10,000 feet. . J.D. Real Estate Associates sfjsJupiSAti K.Y. 15186.^^ $81,600. Louis Dhnock, Realty, Route 81, Manning HUl, 4 miles All persons interested may at­ Rockville; Peter Soloway. East LARGE GE refrigerator-freez­ day Lanes, 89 Spencer St, ment level, man and wife and Surgical Hospital. The bodies were buried local­ Inc., 643-6129. Manchester, 643-2126. MANCHESTER 6-room home, IMMACrCJLATE 6%-room Ranch Prist HdMd. Addrttt «nb HP from UConn, 8 mUes from tend this hearing. Hartford; Mrs. Lenore G. Fitz- er combihation. French doors, one chUd seeking unfurnished CODE mM styM WdwOir. A Chicago pediatrician, Capt. ly. It was speculated that the with expansion room for a -with rec room and garage, Manchester. MJI. Palmer, - Zoning Board of Appeals gibbons. East Hartford; Miss Nolan Berman, and a 'Arling­ six passengers in addition to the 6 months old, automaUc ice LOOKING lor anything in real apartment or flat with 2 bed­ The Spring & Summer VERNON — Manchester Line Charles G. Plrle, MANCHESTER Green — AvaU­ growing family. Huge Uvlng three bedrooms, kitchen has P.S.— A PRICE MSE IS Realtor, S4S-6321. Elizabeth dampbeiir'42 Joseph ton, Iowa, nurse, 1st lA. Mary pilot and copilot were meroe- cube maker, $600 new, seU for estate rentals—apartments, able July 16, two air-condition­ rooms in Manchester area. ’70 ALBUM is 604 plus 154 4-bedroom Garriacn Ooloniala, Chairman room with fireplace, 3 or 4 buUt-ins and dining area. Im­ for postagre and handling. St.; Mrs. Grace Rathbuh, 35 Ertz, work in the three chil­ naries. But Moroccan authori­ $300. Also wrasher andr dryer. homes, mulUple dwellings, no ed offices, on steeet level with WIU supply references. CaU CODL Style I aluminum siding, 2% baths, NORTH COVENTRY — fflx- bedrooms, private yard. mediate occupancy. Assum­ COVUEB WUOH . . . nttim John A. Caglanello, Starkweather St.; ' Danny dren’s wards. The hoepital’s ties would not say if they had Apply 233 Center St. second- fees. Call J.D. Real Estate As­ small ^brk shop. 649-2741, 646 IMMINENT.ACT NOW. The Spring & Summer m first-floor family rooms, ga­ room Cape, shed dormer, large Secretary 66 Monday - Friday, 525-1401. $20,600. Wolverton Agency, able mortgage. $23,600. Wolver­ kaadtMM d ts ltn tf PM # Chamberlain, Box Mt. Dr., Ver­ motto: ' determined their identity and Aoor apartment. sociates, Inc. 643^1120. 6688. TO Basic FASHION Book B «tl PstMn iMcMi dlrwUtdt. rage, $33,700. Hayes Agency, bedrooms, sunporch. Beautiful Ask, for Mr. Dineen. Realtors, 6462813. ton Agency, Realtors, 6462818. i» 604 plus 164 for post­ •106-SM, add 15$ Mr ptttan Dated this llth day of July non; Scott Bates, Twin Hills Dr., ” We Treat Them—God Heals declined to provide additional 646-0181. treed yard. Owner, 742-7000. 1970. age and handling. aad baadHai. Coventry; Paul G. McCarthy, Them.” details.

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Sandy Gamer; funnest, Nancy Second, Ron Everbtt; Third, Verplanck W, Martin L About Town Piccolo; prettiest, Maiy Alice Ann Everett. Oak Hale 10, West Side 9 Playground Choquette. VERPLANCK: Ages 11 and NATIONAL L ^ O U E O P m A U DAY MARTIN: Prettiest, Pam Sen- over, Mary Cochran; age 10, Mr. and Mrs. William ’Fuller Bowers 4, Buckley 8 SUNDAY kow and Kathy O’Neil; most Mike Lawrence; age 9, J6e Tjbe Baby Has of |2 Diane Dr. will observe Green W, Robertson L Notes original, Beth Schendel; funni­ Cantin; age 8 and under, Ken­ 9 AJM. tm 9 DJi. their eoth wedding anniversary Waddell ISRlghland Park 6 1 est, Michael Elverett; animal, dra Lawrence. tomorrow at an open house I^hltm d Park 17, Green 1 Danny''Senkow; mort colorful, WEST SIDE: FIrat, boys, junnuii Mmi from 2 to 6 p.m. at their home. The special events this week Robertson forfeit. Bowers W at the playgrounds were a cos­ Ann Everett. David Rutherfor^ First, girls, Buckley forfeit, WaddeU W Been Named TetherbaB Kathy Silver. St Margaret’s Circle, Daugh­ tume parade, a tetherball tour­ nament and base run setupil. . KEENEY; Boys; John Dama- BASE BUN SETUPS ters of Isabella, will have a to, ages 7-0; Gary (Iiokes, ctges Costume Parade BOWER; First, Scott Gar- chicken barbecue Tuesday at 10-18. man; Second, John Kelly. Bovvers: Scariest, Jtdm East­ 6:80 p.m. at the home of M n. Girls: Theresa Mazzotta and GREEN SCHCXJL: Boys 11-12. man, prettiest, Paula EIngllsh, Boloomb, SiMan Beth, daughter tA Howard F. aqd Theo- Katherine Tunsky, 88 Buckland Amy Mazzotta. Spencer Moore; boys 12-14, Dal­ BETTY JANE TURNER fattest, Carey Flanagan, goof­ d ora ^ etter Holcomb, S4 Rlveraide Dr., Vernon, She w ^ bom S t 'Ihose wishing more in­ NA’THAN HALE: 8-10 year- las Dodge. iest, Kathleen Flanagan. Junfsl at Mancheater Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand- formation may contact Mrs. olds; First, John-;Cordera; Sec­ KEENEY: Boys 7-9, Timmy SCHOOL OF UANCE parants are Mr. and Mra. Edmund Pfeffer, Torrington. Her pa- Tunsky. Buckley: B>innlest, John and ond, James Laraia; 11-12-year- Sullivan; boys 10-14, F’rancis temgl grandfbither la Howard C. Holcomb, Torrington. She has David F1 7 as Laurel and Hardy; olds; First, Gary Gulls; Second, Piccolo; Girls 7-9, Joan Gerrity; most original, Meg McGrath and two brothers, Jeffrey, 7, and Scott, 6 ; and a sister, Melanie, 2. Manchester Chapter, Parents Billy Gochee. girls 10-14, Susan Suntava. ON VACATION Laura Burnett as a pair of dice; ♦ • I* «, * Without Partners, will have a VALLEIY ST.: Ages 6-7, Bren­ MARTIN: First, Mark Dem- most mysterious, Rick Jen­ O’Brien, Barbara Ann, daughter of William R. and Mary dance tonight from 0 to 1 a,.m. da McConnell; ages 8-10, Tom­ ko: Second, Roy Jenkins. UNTIL AUGUST 15 Janb'McCurry O’Brien Jr., 40 Duncan Rd. She was bom June at Fiano’s Restaurant, Bolton. nings as Charlie Chan; most my Boland; ages 11-18, Kathy SOFTBALL RESULTS patriotic, SteVe Fry as a sol­ 22 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar- *Ihe event is open to all single McConhell. American League WATCH FOR REGISTRATION DATES ents;'are Mr. and Mrs. Fred McCurry,- 61 N. Elm SC Her pater­ parents. dier. HIGHLAND PARK: First, Lee Martin 6, Nathan Hale 13 nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William R. O’Brien Sr., Green:'Most original, Teddy Edwards; Second, Cheryl Sulli­ Valley St. W, Verplanck L Referring Calls to 644-1079 Mornings East Hartford. Her maternal great-grandfather is Conrad Apel Cummings; prettiest, Wendy van. West Side 6, Keeney 2 of n N. Elm St Her paternal great-grandmother is Mra. Jo­ Mltchley; most gleunorous, Jim­ MARTIN: First, Jim Ucello; Keeney St. 2, Valley 3 sephine Fftcke, East Hartford. She has a brother, Dlivld, 18 Area Registrars my Vitols; most Colbrful, Janet months. Fowler; funniest, Tbd Gemala. •• a » ' • * • * ■ ■ Study Primaries Charter Oak: First, Kathy Uppton, Rebecca Ann, datighter of Robert J. and Donna Reynolds; second, Muriel Roy; A mMting of all registrars third, Judy Dechenes; most Hart Upton Jr., 82 Conway Rd. She was 'bom June 23 at St. of voteii In the First Congres­ Frapcis Hospital, Hartford. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. origliuU, Jeffrey Dechenes; best sional District (Greater Hart­ THESE BOMBSHELL ITEMS and Mrs. Bemsird J. Hart Sr., 78 Phelpe Rd. Her paternal male costume. Buddy Reynolds. ford) wlQ be held at the Man­ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Upton Sr., New Port Nathan Hale: Most original, chester Municipal Building at ON SALE ' Richey, Fla. She has a brother, Robert J. m , 10. 8 Scott EV>rostocki; funniest, Stan­ a *. *1 « p.m. ley Forostoskl; prettiest, 3- .White, Kristina Leigh, daughter of William W. and Ar­ The session will be to discuss way tie between Donna Pi^or, lene Sadlowskl White, ,164B Avery Shore Rd., Coventry. She various aspects of next month’s Rose Pryor and Michelle Dowl­ SUNDAY, JULY 12, ONLY was bom June 29 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her ma­ statewide primaries, to be con­ ing; best hobo, Janet White; ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. SadlowsM, 48 ducted by both the Republican squarest, Phyllis Cordera. WHILE QUANTITIES LAST HpUister St. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ouy and . Democratic Parties on Aug. Vsdley St.: Best overall, Bob­ DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT STORES O.'White, Ashland, Maine. 12 and 19, respectively. The by McConnell; prettiest, Tam­ r primaries will be the first ever my Long and Holly Jcdinson; Hasard, Bllchael Edward, son of Donald and Susan Stlt- held in (fonnecticut. funniest, Sheila Fox and Scott ham Hasard, 34E Garden Dr. He was bom June 20 at Manches­ Chairing Wednesday's meet­ McNeil; most original, Caro­ ter Memorial Hosnital. IBs maternal grandparents are Mr. end ing will be Frederick E. Peck, lyn McConnell. Mrs. Samuel Stithaim, Bolton. His paternal grandparents are Manchester’s Republican regis­ HIGtRAND PARK; Most ori­ SUNDAY Mvs. James Geoige, 865 N. Main St, and Robert Hazard, Mari- trar and chairman for the ilrst ginal, Marcia Murray and borough.Hehasasi8ter,Michellel>e,lH- Congressional District of the James KopecM; most humorous, » « I * « « Connecticut Registrars of Vot­ George MandeviUe; best look­ Snndell, Nathaniel Morgan, son of 'niomas K. and Don­ ers Association, ing, Janet Yale and Christine ONLY na Wack Sundell, 108 McKee St., A pt F. He was bom Jime 20 He will be assisted by Mrs. Fuoco; cutest, Paul Arruda; at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents Claire B. Gritzer, South Wind­ most decorative, Cheryl Sulli­ BOMBSHELLS are Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wack, Hamburg, N.Y. His paternal sor registrar. Martin Gaffney van. grandmother Is Mrs. Priscilla H. Sundell, Hamburg, N.T. He of Meriden, president of the VERPLANCK: PretUest, has a sister, Virginia, 8. state association, and members Trlsh Carroll; tlnest contestant, MISSES' MISSES' G IR I4 ' • • * * of the executive committee are Tim Carroll, age 2; funniest, ^easent. Jody Dean, son of Dean Raymond and Bever-' slated to attend. Susan Dagenals and Jinga Cha- PANTIES SHORT SETS ly Janfcowski Pleasent, 044 Buckland Rd., Wapping. He was lekl; most authentic, Carey SUMMER SHIFTS In a variety of styles In sleeveless, bom June 80 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal Hagler and Edna Williams; best Choose from a wide Etssortment of short sleeve and poncho styles. grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Peter Jankowski, 844 Hilton Miss Wetherell boy contestants, Ronald Senna Choose from many smart styles at better ladies' panties at exception- Sizes 3-14. Dr.i, South Windsor. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and and Scott Perham. this low, low price. EtUy low price. Mrs. Dwight Pleasent, 90 Oakland St. Given Shower WADDELL; Prettiest, Julie Our Rag. $3.57 Denigris; most original, John PalicU, Peter Daniel, son of Peter A. and Joy Steiner Miss Elsie Wetherell of 64 Denigris. $0-00 Pallcki, 118 Addison Rd., Glastonbury. He was bom June 80 Pleasant St. last night was hon­ WEST SIDE: First, Kathy $0 . 0 0 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. lOs maternal grandparents ored at . a bri^ailX shower at the Silver; Second, Mary Ann Beal- are Mr. and Mrs. John Steiner, 210 Bush Hill Rd. FQs paternal home of Viral. Marahall Hodge of 'e r ; Third, Bobby Carter; grandparents are Mrs. Grace Pallcki, East Hartford, and Al­ 121 FalknorD;'„ Fourth, Shelly Smlth.- bert Pallcki, Hartford. He has a sister, Lisa Jo, 8. Over 20 friends and relatives KEENEY: Most colorful, attended the miscellaneous Diane Gamer; most original, Tacono. Bflchael David, son of IVavld A. and Lorraine shower including the bride- Jimmy Gamer; most realistic. Govette Yacono, South St., Coventry. He was bom Juno 80 at elect’s mother, Mrs. Bertha GIRLS' GIRLS' BOYS' & GIRLS' Manchester Memorial Hosnital. His maternal grandparents are Wetherell, who will serve as Prize Winner Mr. and Mrs. Omer Govette, 7 Chamberlain St., Rockville. His matron of honor at her , paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Anthonv Yacono, HARTFORD (AP)—Haig Pa- SWIMSUITS SUMMER TOPS Canvas Sneakers daughter’s wedding. Pink and paslan of Hartford, a 1070 grad­ ^Campbell Ave., Vernon. He has a brother Kenneth Anthony, 8. white streamers decorated the uate of Weaver High School, I Choose from a variety of styles cushioned Insoles. Sizes 6-12; 12H- room In which the party was Choose from 1-pc. ft 2-pc. styles . In latest fabrics. Sizes 8-14. Euid colors. 8 Brewster. Victoria Caroline, daughter of .John S. and held, and the same colors were has won this year’s annual Con-1 necticut Broadcasters Assocla-1 ’Theresa Gelor Brewster. Eastview Ter., Tolland. She was bdm used to accent the refreshment Rag. to $1.00 Rag. $1.97 Jtme 80 at Manchester Memorinl Hosnital. Her maternal grand­ table. tion annual scholarship. Rag. to $4.00 mother Is Mrs. Mviflam J. Oeler. Poughkeensle, N.Y. Her na- Miss Wetherell will marry Papaslan plans to enter Em-1 temal grandmother Is Mrs. Mary S. Brewster, Poughkeepsie, Frederick M. Gaal of Bolton on erson College-in Boston this fall. Schuetz Roche Jr., 488 Center St. He was bom July 1 at Man- Saturday, Aug. 1 , at South The scholsurshlp is for a student $0.00 c N.Y. She has a brottier, Alexander S., 4. United Methodist CSiurch. planning to study In' the field of | e * » «t «i communlcotlona. Roche, Jamas K

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Have/ t v V Revival HOLi.YWOOD (AP) — The 1 police show, virtually under a neitwork Imposed restraining or­ der since the violence Issue flared up, is coming back strong. Last year, one new police show was added to the sched­ ules. Tliis fall ttie number Is four. Five other shows with po­ lic e backgrounds,Artll be bcu:k. Two are goilSg^otf—the “Pro­ tectors” segment of the “Bold Ones,” whidi was the new show last year, and “Dragnet,” which has been around long enough to claim a pension. Here are the new shows: —“Dan August,” which stars Burt Reynolds, Is about a hard­ working college-trained detec­ S tive lieutenant In a California eless, coastal city. He is described as itylM . anttestablirtunent, yet a mem­ ber o f it. —“Most Deadly Oeune” is a mystery series about a trio of master criminologists who solve a bizarre murder each week, it stars George Maharls , Yvette Mimieux and Ralidi Bellamy. —“Tlxe Silent Force” is a se­ cret unit of the Justice Depart­ ment which works underground against organized crime. *nila half-hour show stars &d Nelson, Lynda Day and Percy Rodri­ gues. Like the two above, it will be on ABC. in —“McCloud,” which will run for six episodes on NBCs “ Four 12M- in One,” stars IDennls Weaver as a New Mexico maishal as­ signed to the New York City po­ lice. “If the cop rtiows are coming back, it’s because peo{de want to deal with relevant issues and a way to get down to the nitty gritty is the cop show,” said Quinn Martin, producer o i “ Dan August” and the “ FIBI.” “I wanted to do something about wdiat’s. going on today. I thought about maybe using a newspaperman, but you get more resolution with a police ^r$ show. Our basis is that Dan Au­ Id rub- gust is a young man who by ed­ ucation could do many tldngs, but his attttude and desire make him want to make the world a better place.” Producer Aaron Spelling, who (S ee P a g e Four-/ ■ FT. Chet Huntley, who is retiring from television at the worker in “Mign»nt-^An ABC White Paper." The end of the month, interviews a Florida migrant program will be oh Thursday 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. *> TV Doors Opening fo r,Black Actresses By JKBBY BUCK She was called back twice to ABC. Miss Pace was a regular BRONX ACCENT ELECTRONICS AP Televhdon-Badlo Writer read and was one of five girls on “Peyton Place and has a Shirley MacLaine, starring in rs HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Tracy selected for a screen tert. “It string of movie and television “Two for the Seesaw,” the NBC LABORATORIES Reed, a June graduate was New Year’s Bven when I credits. Miss Hartman also has M onday nigdit m ovie o f Ju ly 13, BoUda UCLA, is beautiful, bright, tal­ was told I ’d gotten it,” she said. appeared in a number of dra­ as Qittel Mosca — beatnik and ented and one of the gnrwing “That was a nice present.” matic programs and movies, in­ aspiring dancer — found she 277 BROAD number of young black actress­ “Barefoot in the Park” is one cluding "Airport.”, ’■ had to develop a Bronx accent es landing continuing roles in of two half-hour comedy diows According to Miss Reed, to r the role. Director Robert television. based on creatibhs by Ifeil Si­ “Barefoot” isn’t going to have Wise imported a girl from the / * Miss Reed had been planning STEREO mon—the other is “The Odd “socW overtones, but it’ll be New York borough to act as to go < « to Columbia University Couple”—in the ABC fall sched­ fun. It’s mniniy a love stoiy. I dialogue coach, vhile actress and major in Joiunalism, but ule. Her costar is comedian think showing that we’re alive TWa<*T jiina reported she had ehe heard last summer that TAPES Scoey MitchlU. and function the same as any­ the most trouble with the words “Love, American Style,” Was Until recently there wasn't one else makes it as effective as “walk,” “talk” ' and “on.” looking for performers. She FOR much call for black ingenues,, a heavy drama. said, “Id never acted before unless they knew how to sing “My mother and brother but they signed me for the Qfiii dance. Chelsea Brown fol­ came down to watch the pilot MINt-MOTORS blackouts.” lowed that route, from “Laugh- CARS anii.my mother said at first she H M ATJ. ENGINE She did the blackout sketches In” to a dramatic role in “Mat was very conscious of the black­ SPECIALISTS r during her senior year and in Lincoln,” a new ABC show ori­ December read for the feminine ness. But after about 10 minutes TV-Radk> Sales and Service ginally called “Dial Hot Une.” it was Just about two people.” LAWN MOWERS i-pem - lead in “Barefoot in the Park.” Dlahann (^arroU made the most conspicuous breakthrough She sees the character she REPAIRED for a black actress with the lead portrays, Corie. Bratter, es a in “Julia” and Gall Fisher won happy, naive person. “She has SHARPENED an Shnmy thU* year for her role the ability to wonder at things,” We Are Not Satisfied L T. WOOD 51 BISSELL STREET ICE in “Mannix.” she said. She’s a little kocdde Until You Are! Other new regulars in thel.fall and gets into sltuatioiis impul- Blocks, Cradled, Cubes. 24-Hour Vendor Searvloe on 10-Ib. bug include Judy (Pace in “The siveiy that, she can’t handle. 649-8705 Crashed Ice. Plant t^ n weekdays 8-6, Sundays 8-L Bisadl Young Lnwyers” and Slna Hart­ Scoey Ifl the squaro, stdld hus­ St. runs east from Main St. at State Theatre. 188R W. Middle Tunqiike man in “ Dan August,” both on band.”

SE F A G B T W O MANCEEBSIER e v e n i n g h e r a l d , lAANCHESTEB, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1970 MANCHESTER H V E N W G h e r a l d , M ANCHEgiltiL CONN., I^ATURDAY, JULY 11, 1970 P A G E 1 H B E E SATURDAY JO PROGRAM Educational MONDAY JQ PROGRAM Morning £m\ . ______^ . TUESDAY PROGRAM The (•> JO am (8) BssehaH (0> 1:8 <8) He S oIA 8fea a (0> £mmh» I8{ (U ) Gaodid Camara Montreal vs. New Toifc Mets (8) I Lave« v e Lagr ^ Hews — Weather — tl83 (8) Be ^ <0) "Flaw w Drum Song" ’SL Bog- . (U), Let’s Make a Deal (0> TV (88) IHvareeIvsree OsttitUettit (G ) <8) I Leve - (U ) Dmtallae U toerts aad Fsalare Doable Decker Theater (48) AH M y GhHdsea (0> 7:88 ( ^ My World aad Wrieema (13) IM veree — <0 ) a ^ t cauneoe plotnrednida <«) Cwi«l«la Bi " Kssan" Stephen Duime, Zoro. (W ED H , Channel 2 4 ) 1:88 (8) As the WerM T a n s Te It ■ B (C) — _ (43) AU My GhUdrea (0 ) U :M U> B FD M «. < "Now Voyager" Bette Davis, (to) life wltk UaUeMar (M o n d a y F rid a y ) t:83 (8) As ths Werid Taras fa lb bt love with another. Uaderiag U ) Backstage WWk the K to t (O) I8i Qaude Raines. (8to) Le4’s Make a Deal (to) Life with Uaklettai (U) j £ X ^ A s a rie a a Baa ( 0 > (W Newhrwed Oame (0) Saaday, Jajy U . _ I 8:88 (8) My Three Seas B (G) PM Tklag "Never Say Goodbye” Errol 8:83' \mr(8) MW60Leve A|b a Moay hpleadeied (O) IM (t> Sapennaa (O) (88) Adam U B (0> 8:88 Bridge with Jeaa Gas 5:65 (f) Town Grier (S tT b a y ss ef Oar Uvea !o) Fbmn, Eleanor Parker. StW (8) Sommer nsnuaitii “ ■*“ (G ) 8:88 Freaeh Chef (O) Mu'^Iaye ef Oar/Uvae (C> (8343) News — Weather Jr. Talaat Shaw Invltatloa to Lunch (8to) Nisiewiywed Game (f» (48) It Takes a Thief (C) 3d3 <8) Neara Rtotto aad Feataie 8:88 (8 ) Oreea Aeres (G> 3:88 (8) G a i ^ U gk t , (G> 3 :U (8-43) Newly wed ' Game 7:38 f Lake Compounce 7:88 Aadabaw (G) 8:1 > <»•) Theatre Perspsellvee (G) 3:36 (8)(8)~(Qaidhig’ O r — - - ught''”^------(g) (33) BasebaH BoseboU teeelU {o> r (4W Oae Step'BepeaS <0> ( M Movies (88) Tke Dsoters "The Kowboya" Flrst-nm 8:88 With Mickey MAIi Uo "The Glory Guys" Torn 'Tryon, 8:88 The Sbpw <0 ) (848) Datiag Game (C) ((88)88) 7 TThe D eeieie Datbg Oaaae (G) dy Knufax. Harve Presnell, Senta Berger, O w fllct 8:88 (8) Vlrdlala Grakam Shew (C> turmoU uproots four teensgen < » B r ilw tt l... JO) <8> Mavlea Andrew Duggan and Jeanne (to) Atother Warid-4ay Gito In the old weat. where they *:*3 (3) VIrgfaUa Graham Shew (G) ( I t ) M evie < o > Double Feature: “Miracle ol CMoper. During post C ivil War 18:88 BVenlag a t Fepa Oae Ufa te Uve (G) 8:88 1 ^ ’a N ew R ( C) 4:88 (8) Banger StaUaa (C> 8:88 (88) Mevie (C) (48) JefPs OalHe (O ) 4:33 (S> Baager Htatlsa (G) Canclnnati, Ohio. sreateat hero of them aU. cruits. ’66. R a ) Hap Blehards Shew <0) > (S-H) Mevie “ lUde and K ill” A in Mlcol, 8:88 (8) PetUosat Jaactisa (G> 7:88 The Bead (88) Aaethsr Werld 8smews4 "I'aro for the Seesaw" Shirley Beat the Oeek (G) (8) Stomp the Stars (G) "The Ctiallenge' (48) Ri«elbert Hamperdlaek I (3) GeVener aad J.J. Show (G) Beef In Red . Wine (48) Dark Skadsws Mltchum. Jerry Ryan lawyer ?•**•**!? Oearmel <0) ^ „ (48) D a.a hhadowa (G ) (O) 8:88 World Proas 4:88 (8) Basel (C ) from, Omaha cornea to New ■ ‘ • Y " 4:88 (8; Basel York City and meets an off­ »«>«* Bear Shew World of Plri Thomas <«> beat Greenwich Village girt (8) Loey Shew (O) (18) B ariy *15?**“ Shew (G ) 13:33 (3) Mews Sppeolal (G ) dnmk puts down bottle and 18:88 (8) AU Am erican GoUege (« 0«m-Teaelea (O) pins on a star. Show (O ) 18:88 The Toy That Grew Up "To the Vtotor’’ Dennis 3fop- (844) Movie "Underground" Jeffrey Icrnn. "Company t,"' Portrait of day- Dancing Mothers gan, Vtveca Llndfon. "D ia l HoUlne” (88) News (O) ^Philip Dorn, to-day life of U.S. combat (18) Matinee Host; Arthur Godfrey (8848) PUalstaaea . Cast SM riri 8:88 (8) Doris Ihra Shew (0 ) (88) H Tehee Twe <0) (18) Tea O’Gtook Report (88) F Trsop 18:45 (48) Movies (88) MaaSters (18) AUred mtchoeok (88) Moasters I The Bead B (48) F ITreop <0) !!>, Shew <0) (48) F Troop M ovie "Guns of the Timbertand” I mat’s New B "T e a T im e" ;43) Aek LnLaaae Shew U:M (S.»48to) News — Weather (1) "Revolt of the Pretorlans” U:88 (8) Mews 8 On Film 5:35 (48) W eatker W alek <0) 18:83 (8) WUd BUd West (0 ) 13:38 (to) Mews (G) 5:18 (48) Weather Watch (G) (3) "C harlie Chan In R io” U:88 (8) Mews — Weather A Speris 5:34 (St) GlUlgaa’s Island (O) 18:88 5:88 (88) GllUgaa’s Islaad (G) “OJP®*** (0) The Stunt Man Double-dealing foreign diplo­ (to) GeaoeBtrattea (O) (48) TFroth at Geasegoeaces U :t5 (8) M evie 8:88 Bto 8 Theater (8) Movie I Geld Spriu Rarber Band (43) Tratk er Ceaseaaeacee' mat attempts to Im pl^te U.S. G eon set <0> . " t o y Hunt" '60. to c re t m icro­ "sn t (Company" ’53. M«n "Autopsy of a Criminal” Danl- 5:54 (18) Sewing Skeiv (C) 8:8# (18) M w iu Shew of panthers and when train la then goes into partnership with Beautiful woman tries to News (G ) Mews (G ) I N e t Festival 18:88 (18) Tempo 18 (G) (8) Leve ef LUs joj (18) Leave It to Beaver derailed, panthers escape and the owner. Howard Keel, Polly rescue fortune in Jewels and Encore Paris ( « ) News hunt Is (HI. Howard Dun, M ar­ Bergen, Horace McMahon. Ron R ondell on N B C ’s rid herself of unwanted suitor. 6:85 (48) 77 Soaset Strip (S-W) Now (C> (88) MeHale’ s N avy I The Show B (C) U:W (8-84343) News — Weather (48) Mews ta Toren, Walter SlenJc. "S^lllte In the Sky" ’88. “Adam - 12“ today U;S8 (8) Movies 8:88 (8) News witk w2ter Craa- 11:83 (33) TTsaiglrt Shew Jeheay Gar- Story of flight into space with “ Sal(Hne" '68. B iblical drama kite (C> aad Sports (G) 8:85 (48) 77 Soaset Strip Wednesday, Jaly 15 U:85 (8) Movie “ “•{Jl W .a®?JS5t£r*{g| 8:88 (8) News with Walter Grew eea (o ) nuclear bomb and launching 8:30-9 p.m. about life of Salome, who (8) News wta Fraak Bay- (83) Jssaardy (O) Robert Young on <343) Dlek Gavatt Show (G) of first man-made satellite. dances "Dance of the Seven BOlds (0 ) "Destination Inner Space" '86. kite (G ) I Oa Film B Strange creature emerges (43) B eriri Eveiythiag (O) (8) Mews with lYaak Bsy- (18) Mere Griffin Show (G) Kieron Moore, Lois Maxwell. Veils.” Rita Hmrworth. Stu­ ► What’s New w (18) Dlek Vaa Dyke U:S5 (8) News <0) A B C ’s “M arcu s W e l- 13:85 (8) News * Weather — M t- (88) M ajor League Baseball Nears (0 ) art Granger,- Charies Laugh­ (88) Haatley-BriBkley Bepert from fantastic craft discover­ U:M (8) Search fer Tamerrew (0) ■rids ^ ) Oame of the Week (C) • S*'** Esrbsr Band B ed on ocean floor and ter- (18) D lek Vaa Dyke meat ef Medttotlea aad (U ) Voyage te Baltsas ef Sea ton. I Experfaneat 7:88 (8) A fter Dfauer M evie . a 8 ) The Whe, What er Whm by, M.D.,” Tuesday Ki­ Slga on Game to be announced. 1:88 (8) Mews Bsger Madd (0> "That Wonderful Urge" ’48. Gloria Diaz crowns rorixes an underwater re- Game . '' (O) (88) Hoattey-Brlsikley Bepert 4:88 (18) Scene ’78 Childhood of the Chimponxee "Ironside" ’67. Cklof of deteo- eearch center. Scott Brady, 7:88 (8) After IMaaer Mevie 1:88 (33348) News — Prayer aad (88) Baa&T^iUahley B sport Tyrone Power. Gene Tierney, I Soraethbig Else tlves cripiUed by snlmris if:M ) A Werid Apart l l p.m. Slga on (48) Movie (8) 1 LoveLaey Reginald Gardiner. her sufxessor bn the Sheree North, Gary M enil 13:85 (to ) Mews <0) "The Pearl of Death" Fourth Way .buUet and confined to wheel- (48) U O’Oeek Hl|» (0> U:88 (88) Playboy after Dark (G) I Evealng at Pops B chalr becomes Mieclal officer 11:83 (83) Tsalght Shew Jahaar 8:88 (8) OIri from U.N.O.L.B. (O) !:88 (8) Here’s Laey (G> U:M (48) Scieace Pletloa Theatre 8:88 Book B e a T Miss Universe Beau­ (8^ British Open (C) (8) Trath er OMueaaeaoes (0> "Return of the Ape Man" for Son Francisco police: Ray­ (843) Dlek Cavett Shew (0) George Reedy mond Burr, Geraldine Brooks, ~ (18) News (U ) MUch Miller 1:88 (8) GhUMr Theatre 18:88 nirtM a agalast Fate t y P ag e a n t” today IflN (18) Morv Orlffla Shew (0) (88) M ovie (88) News — Weather aad Genele LLyoi yons. "House of Frankenstein" Bo­ The Widower ( 8) 1:13 (3-84343) News — P ra y e r aSd "Black Arrow" Louis Hay­ toorts ris Karioff, Lon Chaney. Trath or Cease«aeaeca (O) 11:30 pjn. on CBS. Sign O ff RENT WEDINESDAY JO PROGRAM ward portrays young English :3B (48). News (88) News aad Sign Oft nobleman who returning from Tkatsday, Jaly U 1:8 (8) He Said, She Said (0) :88 (8) Jackie Oleasea B (0> 1:35 (48) News — P rayer and Sign dK for forties. (8) I lave Xara (848) Smothers Brsthen Som- -War of the Roses, discovers (88) Aady WDIlama Frescats on 6:88 .Plmrira the Oaltar W. F. Bser Shew (G) that his uncle has usurped his Bay Stevens Shew (O) 1:38 (8) News ReadUnes aad Sign (88) Dhreree Coait 8:88 (18) Am atear Hoar (C> and Lulu in an hour of music 3:55 (8) Moment o f MeditatloB aad 8:88 What’ s New U :N (333848) News — Weather 8:88 (8) Weather — Sports aad (to) Ufe with UaUettor -(G) and variety. Sign Oft '.JiM Beat B (C) BREATHTAKING COLOR TV (343) Let’s Moke a Deal ys ef Oar Uvea }o) shal o f PTot Ro(dc cornea up The Father TV RECEPTION SIMULATED table. 3-etage I.F. amplifier en­ n m a B s • c h a m b s against ruthless gunmen and 18:88 N B T Festival 3 BANQUET TAWTJliH gamUera. Robert Ryan, Vir­ SUNDAY JO PROGRAM sures sharper pictures .. . more (S3) The Daetors (G) Encore Paris ginia Mayo, Jeffrey Hunter. 3 SILVESWABB (843) Dottag Oame. (0) 11:88 (to ) Tonight Show Jrinsny Gor- 7:88 (88) Agricnlinre on Parade "SwUxerland" pleasing soimd. Has Sylvania’s 3 TAMJBH 7:88 (8) Faith (or Today (C) 8:88 ------ra * ’ ** (0 ) sen (G ) (38) New Brttaln Clope^Up (C ) (83) Aaether World—Boy GItr (8-48) Dick Gavett Shew (88) Connecticnt ElecUons ’78 movie of July 26, plays opposite luyjts, 10-11:30 p.m . tm CBS. (8) Awake (G) (48) I Spy (G) (18) ChUdren’s Gospel Hoar :88 (8) To Borne with Love (G) IBrian Aheme. Only dnce before, UB CENTER ST. SU t tOS SUNDAY! “Evening at SERVICE (88) Samson (88) World of Disney B (C) in 1940), had the actress made a Poiw,” Peter Nero and the Bos­ : h y.ear i (48) Faith (or Today (G) (Conclusion o f "Secrets of 18:88 (8) Lamp onto My F eet (G> Pirates Inn” BM Begley. R picture for Universal. "The ton' Pops play Gershwin, includ­ (8) Dialogne . (G) :55 (48) Mews (G) Hired W ife," In which her lead­ ing "Rhapsody In Blue,” 10 (18) Oral Roberts :88 (8) Ed SnlUvan Show (C) ing man was — you guessed it K IT C H E N (88) Big Picture (G) Guests: Nancy Wilson. Jack p.m. on Channel 24. 88 Y a a n a ( Sw eiM (48) The Christophers (G) Jones, The Association, Scoey — Brian Aheme. MONDAY: "NET Journal,” 18:88 (8) Look Up and Live (G) M itchril, ------Norm Crbsby,'" y, Frank W O R L D INC Arlo Guthrie on ABC’s T. «6NEir ( OOt (8) This Is the Ufe (G) Gorshin. R Piri ‘Thomas gives a tour of (18) Cool McCool “Johnny Cash Pre­ (C) (8-48) The F .B .I. (C) PBESENTINO . East Harlem, 9 p.m. NIIAB THE GREEN. sents the E V e r ly (48) Sptderman (C ) . (18) Firing Lbe (C) ' 24... ‘ “Ih e T o y Ito a t G rew 11:88 (3) Camera Three (C> C3ameron M itch ell, (rf^TJBC- STANEK Brothers Show ” M iaiiiislitoi (8) ^medy Tonight (C) TV’s "The High OiapafTal,” is Up,” Clara Bow in the Twen­ (8) FUm Feature (88) Bonsasa „ (C) MUTSCHLER Wednesday 9-10 p,m. To be announced. (8-48) Movie an avid golfer an^therefore ties’ film, “Dancing ACothers,” (18) Come Little ChUdren (C ) "Desire Under the Elms" (48) Government Story (0) looks forward to/worklng on WOOD-HUE 10 p.m. (m Channel 24. Sophia Loren, Anthony Per- :M (8) Baager Stottoa (G) I’The New Look" kliM. Conflict between son and location in Tudson, Arizona. ELECTRONICS OBIOINAI. DESIGNS TUESDAY: "NET Festival,” 11:15 (88) Sacrrd Heart Program father in harsh 19th-Century (88) Aaether Werid Hemerset 11:88 ( ^ Biography New England. The reason: Mgny of the scenes 277 BROAD STREET — PHONE 649-1124 a film view of Paris of yester­ (8) Stomp the Stars which ransom call came and (88) The VlrgtaiaB B (G) ment court-martialed Army (88) N ew Britain — Oar Gity ^ eriy woman who sail call- work, won critical acclaim for m ajor Joins outlaws stealing Third grade pupils in New • SCRAMBLERS (348) Naaay aad the Prefee- newly-issued Army rifles in Britain PubUc Schools are 1:88 (88) News aad Sign Off PAINTING MANCHESTER his .dramatic! portrayal of Alan ser (G) order to leam identtty of learning about their city 1:15 (8) Newscspe ArUn’s lumbering friend In the "O nce uj>oa a T im e " Cary „ (48) Alfred HUeheeefc MANCHESTER NEW or USED 189 W. MIDDLE TPKE. Grant as theatrical producer t m (IS) Jeaney te Advsatnre versity. MS C enter M . 04*4061 W oodward h er fir s t Isrefdc vdien *' S3 (18) Allred HHeheedc Impoeolhle Dream’’ MANCHESTER It ran on Broadway. u :38 (S)r Hawofl IJtrO’O M (0 ) MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C O ^ i, ^TUBDAY, JULY 11, 1970 P A G E FO U R

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