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V -A - PAGE TWENTY ■\ THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1969 AYwage Daily Net Press Run lEtiptttng ilf r a li Far The Week Ended June 28. 1666& The Weather les, Simsbury and Evelyn Rob­ R ockville erts. Prospect St,, Rockville.' Chance o4 scattered thunder­ Dlschagred Tuesday: Dale PJV.C. 15,459 showers toward evening, ’IV> Hospital Notes Schenk, Mt. Vernon Dr., Rock­ night cloudy, decreasing hu­ ville; Frank Mlffltt, Rockville; midity. Low 85 to TO. ’Tbtnor- Visltlniir hours are 12;S0 to 8 Thomas Lee, Franklin Park. MancheMer— 4 City of Village Charm row cloudy, idiowers likely. p.m. in all areas except mater­ Rockville; i Oliver Johnston, VOL, LXXXVm. MO, 2<5 (TWENTY-POUR PAGES-TWO SECTIONS) nity where they are 2 to 4 and Rockville; Katheryn Pippin, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1969 6:30 to 8 p.m . ''' (Claaslfled Advertlstiig on Page 20) Broad Brook; B arbara Olen- I ~ ~ ^ ------^------PRICE TEN CENTS der, Gehring Rd., Tolland; Admitted Tuesday: Patricia* BINGO Louis Lavltt, Hillsdale Dr., Fournier, Cook Rd., Tolland; EVERY MONDAY-E P.M. Rockville; BMlen Gunther, Rock­ A Donald Johnson, Rock^lle; ville; Robertha H a^s, Rock­ 26 VILLAGE STREET, ROCKVILLE Apollo TV Schedule George Allen, Rt. 2, Tolland; ville, and Kathleen Duval, Vil­ P. A. C. BALLROOM NEW YORK (AP)—F^low- Vernon ;n-ald lage St,, RockvHle. Scott Tetro, Broad Brook; Mar­ Honduras Charges ing are the television s^ed- jorie Nelson, Tankerhoosan ules of major networiu for A liquor company In Peoria. Apollo 11 coverage; Birth Control Advice Rd., Vernon; John Bemache, 111., produces up to 1,500,000 bot­ ThompsonvlUe; Josephine Rob­ Read Herald Advertisements BMday : Live color trans- tles of liquor a day. missiiMi scheduled for 7 :32- 7:47 p.m. BH>T, all three net­ Cease Fife Breach works; • ABC. one-minute progress report at 10:58 p.m. Saturday; ABC, 1-2:80 p.m. and 4-4:30 p.m ., decision on Proposed by Nixon It Yourself or Lei Us Do If For You auras agreed provisionally peace plan calls for a vador and Tegucigalpa, the can­ lunar orfott and transmission to halt their war at dawn by the Itals of the two w anSi natloi^ from ciqMule, 6 p.m. bulletin today but Honduras ™ s ^m Honn .While the negoUatlng went on, on commltal to lunar bum, - WASHINGTON (AP)— charged its neighboring ’ SaivadoFs larger, better progress report 8:28 p.m.; President Nixon told (3on- enemy the cease than ^ 5 ooa equipped army made new ad- OBS. 4-4:22; NBC 1-2 p.m. gress today he wants to 4-4:20. U ve transm ission Is Highlights “I t»JTS between 4 and 4:20 p.m. make available within five ’ years free birth control ad­ we,tem"f„V ' “ force hit back'at several points. Of Moon Trip vice to American women of A government spokesman In Plaza said a team head- There was no official word on child-liearing age with low Tegucigalpa. Honduras’ capital ^ CouncU Chairman casualties In the four-day-old »°torton incomes. s^d the Honduran forces at Holguin of Colombia was TEMPLE’S war. but informants In Teguci­ Sp ace Words “'■® toghllghls of In a spoclnl message, NLxon Nuevo Ocotepeque returned the through the rilght on a galpa said close to 1,000 Hondur­ ^^llo 118 second and third estimated that nearly 5 mUHon fire. draft of resolutions for ending SPACE CENTER, Houston ^ e conflict. ans had been hilled or wounded. U S. women "do not now have CARPET and FLOOR COVERING Up to that time, prospects had (AP) — Ah. the comforts of SiSu?“='^' ‘‘to'* adequate access to family plan­ ’The Honduran governm ent ra- The day ahead: ning aaaistance. 300 MAIN STREET fighting that^ hadta d beenb . „ Dehydrated^lood. weightless­ Astronauts Nell a . Arm- ' Proposing an expansion and TEL. M3-6M2 way since Monday. There were reports In Tegucl ness. a picture window view of Edwin E. Aldrin Jr. ™d reorganisation Of federal family Glen Haven Campers Hold Swim Meet guln’s group was In constant the world, sleeping under the Michael Collins awake from a phinsiing services, but giving no A peace committee of the Or­ telephone communication with ganization of American States (See Page Ten) couch—such la the life of an lab o u r rest period at 8:30 a.m estimate of the Increased spend­ Camp Cilen Haven’.s second annual swim meet was shown behind the boys. Toby Kimball, the former remained In Tegucigalpa In Its Apollo 11 astronaut. then eat a breakfast of peaches’ ing Involved. Nixon s a k l: held last ni^ht and these three younf? natators University of Connecticut basketball star and now effort to achieve a formal For amusement, there’s al­ bacon squares, apricot cereal "Clearly, In no circum stances were competing in the medley relay. Arts and a member of. the NBA’s San Diego Rockets, will be cease-fire which both naUons ways the night plan. It makes c ^ and grape and orange will the aotlvlttes associated crafts, and nature study projects were also exhibit­ at the camp for the final camping period from would respect. good reading for moonbound with ow" pursuit of IMs goal be ed la.s't niffht ,and one of the di.splay boards is. Aug. 4 to Aug. 15. (Herald photo by Silver) Foreign Minister Francisco spacem en Nell A. Armstrong, After a morning of im ie acUv- allowed to Infringe on the rell- Jose Guerrero of El Salvador Edwin E. Aldrin Jr. and Mi­ ■ Ity. they eat lunch at l :30 p.m. glous canviettona or persvml Both Countries constating of chicken soup, tur^ chael Collins. Miss Judith A. Tects of 44 Donald W. Fish of 61 Oliver ■aid the temporary cease-fire wishes and frevdoin of any Indi­ Mrs. Hedvlg Vllllu of Ra.st -m "We are very comfortable up key with gravy, fruit drink and vidual. i«>r will they be allowed Porter St.; Alan R. Tupek of 19 Rd. received a bachelor of fine orders had been sent to com­ Hartford will display .■■a^veral of here," Collins said Thursday. cheese cracker cubes. About Town Concord Rd., and Sherry L. arts degree, and Ronald M. ^3 DAYS ONLY— THURS., FRI., SAT. mand pouts at all three fronts to Impair the absolule right of her oil paintings at the Connec­ on which the Salvadoran army "We do have a happv home. Main activity of the day be­ all Individuals to have such Miembor.s of Memorial Tem ­ ticut Bank and Tnist Co. on Banister of 23 Maple St., Wap- Povlovsky of 0 Tolland Ave., Badly Dantagec gins at 4:30 p.m. when the luruu* ple. Pythian SlstcTH, will meet Rockville,.received a master of Invaded Honduras. ’There’s plenty of room for the mattera of consctence rrapected Main St. for a, month starting plng are on the. honors dean’s JUST ARRIVED^e x 12 module (LM) ia pressurised for tonight a t 7:15 at the Holme.s list for the spring semester at education,'from Ohio University DISCONTINUED One of these fronts Is around By ELOY O. AGUILAR dor w « c In a pn three of us and I think we’re all by public HUthortUes." tomorrow. She Is a mem ber of Nuevo Ocotepeque. A Honduran m «oo- learning to find our favorite llt- the first time, ’The hatch be­ Tit expand family planning Funeral Home^, 400 Main St., the Manchester Fine Arts As- the University of New Hamp­ In Athens, Ohio. Associated Press Writer - nomic growth at a __ tween the LM and the command to pay respects to the late Mrs. shire. Miss Carolyn J. Trask of CARPET SAMPLES spokesman said Thursday the to tie comer to sit In.” servlms, Rotart H Finch, sec­ Eoelatlon, BRAIDED RUGS Collins said weightlessness Is ■hip Is opened at 5 :40 p.m., and retary of health, education and Etta PerkJns, a member. Ripley Hill Rd., Coventry was John Mather Chapter, Order Aldrin crawls through the tim- named to the highest honors of DeMblay, 50th Annlveamry 100% Nylon C A .^ Ea. 2’ X 3’ and caused permanewt damage Oential American O om i^ comfortable, ’’but after a while welfonc. told newsmen an InlUal William E. Brennan, son of northward to Honduras’ Carib- to the Central American Cbm- Market Oomnfcfi you get to the point where nel Irtlo the Id l. Armstrong fol­ ♦ 80 million will be needed plus King Lodge of Qdd committee wUl have a sped^ ■/s” Thick lows 10 minutes later. Both In­ Fellows will meet tomorrow at Mr. ani Mrs. Robert D. Bren­ meeitlng tomortow at 7:30 p.m. $ 4 9 .9 5 mion Market,” Hbnihiran Ifor- El Salvador the smallest ‘**'*‘’ rattling ♦30 million annual Increases un­ spect the LM's Interior and be­ 7:80 p.m. at Odd Fellows Hall. nan of 28 Princeton S t.; Wil­ Miss Belly-.Iane Turner and at 610 Spring St. home of Rooco FairtaHtic Color Sefleotlon MAKE IDEAL CAR ® Salvador elgn Minister Tiburdo Cartas most industnUl^ country*^ “Vund Md tanging off the cell- til. In the fifth year, the cost ex- liam H. Martens, son of Mr. and Miss Debbie Ransom of the come familiar with working in cwils 1150 million. J. FraixxxUne Sr., dad adWaor. While 'nwy Lent Beg. 76.06 FLOOR MATS had to a temporary Castillo said this week a«er El the flve-Tnember toe sides.” • the 1.A1 In weightlessness. Mrs. William Martens of 0 Betty-Jane Turner School of cease-fire Wednesday night, but Salvador invaded his country munity—Guatemnls. "find a Ittle cor- He etolmaled more than one*- Theiy will act of (be global ern State College In Wllllmantlc or grapefruit drink. Mrs. Francis Madden of 128 tend the student session of fhe |x>pulatlon explosion If govern­ where he Is majoring in social Cosmefics BIhsoU St., has been promoted convention.- Astronauts begin nine-hour studies. He transferred .to rest period a t 0:80 p.m. ments, private ogmolm and the ' to his present rating While home Nine Vetoes Target M V .A , TV ^ BX3SC from Manchester Com­ The day past; United Naltons tell to begin ITS on leave, H6 Is serving with HEW U ia UttTINB BEHHTY EBB YBBB HBME AT... Andrew Aldrin, 10, in followed by a group of neigh- dealing now wUh antlctpoted Miss Bonnie Lynn Lawrence, munity College where he had AU this and the potenaal tor All three pilots were awake at lhi» Navy Mobile ConstnKttlon ’’Well . It looks like It’s about Ixirhood youngHterR anxiouH to see his picture in problems of 571 Porter St., a third grade maintained a dean’s list aver­ Increased economic cooperation 8:20 a.m. when mission oontrol 7Ui Bn. (Seabotw). Ho ret>«me was with Uve ~ of to be clashing armies. Mrs. Edwin E. Aldrin was the hero of the neigh- visit to Sao Paulo, Brazil, said he got 6% hours sleep, 100 million to more Ilian 300 mil­ At The Pftrkade 3rd M arine Divlstm in tlie Miss Mary-Jane Dodge and legislative ste^ a n d R------is said In----- Latin Amertca where her sister and brother- Miss Annabelle Dodge, daughr Armstrong and OoUlns each got l)orhiK)d around the/ Manned S|iacecrnft Center, lion by the year 2,000| he pred Northern I Corps area. He will tave i^lded to recommend that studies —‘‘with no required re- that toat nothing cancon bebo as bitter as Icled MANCHESTER in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. tors of Mr. arid Mrs. Paul tta le^lature override nine of porting of expenditures to any- between two seven. Houston, Tex., aftef his photo api>eareopulaavsrn- branch equality with the execu- ^ t o r hnmlgrants, aritenna aboard the lunar land- earth from 148,(XX> mites sway, past their appointed wukeup While the sstronsuta slept, Uve and judicial branches of ® “^"“ted that mon* than Ing craft, where Aldrin will be showing North and Central lime. state government.” ^ when highway co^mna- ^,000 Salvadorans reside in listening before he step* out on ' "How do all our lystem i Ihelr epareahip hurttad toward (ftae Page Tea) America and the Psclflr Ocean- a soisUled "twilight ions" In Dempsey’s veto message last proceelngs are delayed; Hxsidurae, most in farming the lunar suifoce. In daylight, streaked by rlqudef^ lookT" Edwin E Aldrin Jr ask which the gravltellonaj Influ­ month saw the hill puts no curbs (See Page Nineteen) ______(See Page Nineteen) (S<» P«g, Twraty-lhree) / ed on waking. (Mmi PGfe Tro) "They’re looking great," ence of the earth and moon, to about equal CThoice of patterns and color in icalpi- came the reply from . the ground , At It 22 p m EDT tonight, USSR Says tur^, tweeds, plush. Aldrii), Nell A Armstrong and the moon will win the gravita­ Michael (.tolllns had rested II tional tug-of-war and ApoUo 11 hours, spenning an entire shift, will be In the grip of the moon’s L i^ a Path of oontrollera. gravity The astronauts srill ALL PURPOSE CARPET KITCHEN CARPET "The old black team le com- This Is the outdoor carpet you pass through this invisible bar­ No Threat can't beU from indoor c a r^ pialiring that they didn't have a rier when they sri 43,4M miles Made of strong man-miade NOW 1/2 PRICE! chance to meJie any , tranemts- from ths moon and 214,400 8I*ACE CENTER, Hcasrion Olefin fibers. Use It on patio $ 0 9 9 lUofiM during the nlgtd," mission mUes . from their ehrtnldng

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PAGE TWO VV ■ N . V. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1969 A. South Windsor Commuter Group Hebron M ANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1969 MOVIE AUDIENCE PAGE THREE Seeks Betterment Current • ******QU|Q£. “Sheinwolfl on Bridge Vernon Library Unit Cites Factors Scouting Troop A SERVICE OF FILM-MAKERS does not allow for the ratio of AND THEA7ERS. PSEVDO-SqVEEZE AL Fireworks Ironed out, then First Federal Of Rail Service FernoFi parking called for In the zon­ Wins Scholarship Quotes Plans Trip To PRODUCES SLAM .NORTH Town Offices hopes to break groimd for the T h u t r«it.n9s apply to films Go Over Tdj), ing regulations. new building ne.xt month. WASHINGTON (AP) — Cara) In Deciding Wood^s Future WESTPORT, Conn. (AP)—The fleeted e^er Nuv 1.1968 4 107 6 J By THE AS^IOCIATED PRE.S8 By ALFRED SHEINWOLD - The proposed building Is a Honor Roll J. Shatz, of West Hartford, . , , Westport Commuters Ac- , d . . . Lake of Isles C? 7 64 2 Closed Monday, Park PI. Purchase Okayed The Library Board '(The soviet people wish th at TH IS S E A L l 0 76 2 But Where Next two-story brick colonial with The Sykes School honor roll Conn., has been awarded a two- today decided wisely that It shouWl Uon Committee discloses that It .u ™ /. When declarer leads out an I, year scholarship by the British commented on the factors subvert t^ palates or work of plans to call a townwide meet- . * courage and skill of the Eighteen boys from Boy Scout in adt indlcataa tha rilm w ai * 6 5 ' Referendum On plans for attractive landscaping has been announced. endleas stream of trumps you 1 The American Legion’s final government to attend University the Library Board." Ing In search of financial and cosmonauts now Troop 28 leave Sunday for a aubmitted and approved Mnder EAST* By First Federal Sa\dngs also Included. The RookvUle Receiving high honorx were which will go Into the board's , ------—» — ... ana . 411 town offices wiU be closed July 4th fireworks display at College In London. final decision on whether to decision oon- legal- help- In Ha campaign for . flying to ^ the moon ^KouldWfould help week at the Lake of Isles Scout tha Motion Pictura Code must keep your wits about you. 5 3 ♦ Savings and Loan had occupied Sharon Buir, Joseph La\-itt, j, cem’ng the Wood Library is better rail service. them successfully complete the Rj-ervation run by the Char­ c> of Self-Regulation. You must also keep the right V Monday in keeping with CJov. Mt. Nebo field -aas financially With several ’’Ifs-’’ tp be iron­ plot would be available. Now it a first floor office of the Henry ReceUing honors were Timo­ She Is among 23 persons se­ BulkHng.' It now conducts busl-, lected throughout the country cloae Mesmorial Libriry made,, the board will continue The nonprofit group, which successfully, re- ter Oak Council, BSA. ® Suggested for GENERAL cards. It’s embarrasing to 18 4 0 10 5 3 John Dempsey’s order closing successful, netting a total pro­ ed out, the First Federal Sav­ must be determined If the build­ thy Flaherty, Joanne Hen- ness from a trailer In the re­ for scholarships, which were es­ or retain the faciUty as a to supply Wood and Central took form Thursday night said ^ earth."—Soviet govem- Accompanied by Scoutmaster ■udiences. * 109 8 7 4 3 ings of Eas( Hartford has tenta- ing will fit on the Henry build­ rlques, Linda Jesanis. Leo La- save the wrong suit , and find state offices to celebrate , the fit of S886.10, according to Hen­ development area. tablished In 1953 to .commem­ bi^h. ^ . "^th a proportionate share of its board of directors believes '"fnt newspaper Izvestla. John Horton, the scouts attend­ that declarer makes his con­ SOUTH ing site alone. Plante, Kevin O’Brien, Vicki B Suggested for MATURE moon landing scheduled for that ry Wierzbicld, who w as In tiwly accepted an offer propos­ If oil of the problems are orate Marshal Plan aid to Eu­ In m&iangu “ ij a decLsion,ai- .. is the new books and other OT9rvB«a,servlea "that ‘that the Penn Central Railroad 1969-1970 school guide- ing are Raymond Andrews, Ric­ tract with a card you were sure ♦ A K 4 .'Another factor Involved in the Raymond, atid (2her>-l Trottter. audiencat (parental diacra- day. ed by the Board of Representa­ rope following World War n. ^ r d has said that its final “based on circulation dbaitierUcs proved to be incapable of llnec will remain in force. -There ky Andrews, Charlie Barnes, he didn’t have. C? A K (J J 9 8 3 charge of publicity for the First Federal making Its deci­ tion advised). tives for purchase of town-own­ decision wUl be influenced by of the two foctUtles ” ------providing------proper service.” ‘ " no renegotiation of Paul Vitols, Roger Cote, Ste­ West dealer. 0 9 Mayor John Grant said, how­ event. But. the big question now sion is whether or not bids for B r e s t r i c t e d — Persons ed land on P ark PI. c^dcratlons: The circula- in addition the board requeat- In a statement, the-ig: group5A\/u^ of\J k agreed -plans. There - - *rlll...... be no phen Derby, Grenier North-South vulnerable. ♦ A(J ever, that the referendum sched­ before the Legion and the peo­ construction might come in so ______rnilOAHnlnntt a__ , The land, the site of the form­ high that It would make it Im- ton fibres for both the Oen- ed that all Interested citizens Fairfield County commuters c°"=essions granted except for and Dana Horton. under 16 not admlttad. un­ Opening lead — Jack of West North East South uled from noon to 8 p.m. Mon- ple of Manchester, is w'hat er Heniy Building, is bemg of­ pracUcal to bid at this Ume. t r ^ Library and Wood; particl- "conununlcate their thoughts added that "since the Metropol- ‘^“tnpelllng, bona fide reasons.” Also, John Horton, David less accompanied by parent Clubs. Pass Pass 4 4i 6 9 held as planned and about next j*ear? fered to the bank for $25,000 and Bank officials do not anticipate pation statistics for programs on the Issue In writing" to the Itan Transit Authority (MTA) —Robert H. Finch, secretary of Hutchins, Wesly , Greg or adult guardian. ■Hie opening bid of four cjubs .-\ll Pass the Board of Representatives TYie Legion said that question offered at both libraries; coat South Windsor Ubrary Board has not adequately demonstrat- health, education and welfare, Keefe, Bradley Martin, Craig was- a poser. South knew he will hold its meeting Monday at ■*•111 be toe main item at, the rome 21 feet of land adjacent this happening, however. figures for both libraries; ana- c/o South Windsor Public L!b^ ed an ability to run the Long school desegregation. Vlolette, Roger , Toddnle ® Persons under 16 not ad- could make a slam if his part­ 7:30 p.m. next Legion meeting. Many re­ to it for $10,000. The Z ^ ln g Commission will lysis of where the greatest re- rary, Sullivan Ave. Plaza South Island Railroad,” the group "In- would expect he'll call Cherry, H. C. Osborn and Rob­ miHeil. This ege restriction ner had ^as little as the queen spade to discard. Once West Mayor Grant has also urged quests to continue the program First Federal Is still awaiting also have to approve the plans turn for time and money spent Windsor 06074 ‘ tends to seek responsible man- Houston and say he's .anded.” ert Cloud. „ m ay b s h ig h s r In c s rta in of spades, but how was he to knows this, the rest is easy. riiat all business concerns and have been received, and the approval of its merger with the as the amount of land Involved D ^y Question industries observe Monday clos­ Sunday Guest Rock\-ille Sa\-ihgs and Loon. ^ progresses,” agement for the New Haven Clifford Charlesworth, flight Four omerother boysooys from the ereas. Check theeter or find this out with the bidding Legion Is anxious to find a new* D e J j ry membership by geographic said the boeid. "the public will railroad such as that of the Chi- director for the Apollo It moon troop, Larry Ro.se, George sdvertieing. already up to the level of four? As dealer, you hold; Spades, ing. Most, however, have indi­ site, Wierztoicki said. The two banks announced the ' The Rev. C. Homer Ginns of ^ea. and other pertinent In- be kept Informed of the facts cago and Northwestern rail- telfslon, when asked A-hat he R^'e, Michael O’Donnell and Under the best of circum­ Q-J-9-5-3; Hearts, 10; Dia­ cated they plan to do business Part Legion commander. propo^d merger plans several' fIVE STORES O f FASH to t* Pfinttd •! ■ public ••rvico Have You Visited 1 formaUon which has been or coltected and analyzed upon roads. by Ihii newsoapei stances it might be difficult to monds, A-Q-J-8-4; Club^ J-2. as usual and unless the gov- Swansea, Mass., will preach a Earl C. Petersen. firetvorks months ago. The m erger has to thinks astronaut Nell Armstrong Tom Kearns, will attend later Ovwuiecucm's onneoticut’s ONLYvnidS h may be presented. which the ultimate decision on The MTA aimounced ThuThui:s- will say when he steps on the the .summer. bid this slam sensibly, but these What do you say eroor issues a proclamation, the sermon, ” 1969 Prophets," Sun­ chairman, said “I believe we be approwd by , the Federal banks plan to remain open also. In commenting on the «ac- Wood wUl rest.” ^ „ to - Initiate------a moon Thank.*; to their fund-raising were not the »best circum­ . Answer: Pass. Few experts day at the 9 a.m. service at all feel the same about this tra­ Home Loan Bank Board and I tars it mu-st consider, the board move to take over management stances. would open this borderline hand the Justice Department In ANTIQUE I Solo Flight "I’m a realist. I don't think Tom Wat Sale last November, North United ^ Methodist dition. we don’t want to see it noted that it had mot with the Navy Ensign David A. Scrib­ of passenger sendee on the New the senators changed their II boy.s earned the entire fee THEATER TIME South therefore Just bid the despite its excellent playing disappear.’’ Washington, D.C. Town Council, the mayor and Haven dlvlslciii. However, Sam­ slam all by himself. strength. If the Jack of clubs (Jhurch. Dr. Giims was pastor The bank made the offer for I AUTO MUSEUM | ner. word of Mr. and Mrs. minds one way or another. But for a week at the camp and SCHEDULE MCC Adds Man of the .N orth Methodist CJhurch A recent Herald editorial sug- Between CaMoris and _ one mem ber of the counoU reip- uel Kanell, executive director of If gave the opportunity to dis­ leven boys earned a portion of West opened the .Jack of clubs, were a- sm all card, and you Srested Wickham P ark as a pos­ the purchase of the land on George H. Charlton, 268 Nevers had one extra point in spades from 1934 to 1936. Since that Howard-Johnson's on Tol- ■ lesenting the Minority party on Rd., Wapplng, has made his the Connecticut Transit Author cuss the total sense of the prob- the fee. ^ and declarer won the first trick sible site. The editorinl sold Park Pi. about ago cotmcil. - - —.vs v»»»- O' CINEMA I — Chitty - Chltty or diamonds, you would open In Geography time he h ^ frequently returned land Tpke. (Look tor our ■ first helicopter solo flight at Ity, said iate Thursday he was lems Involved.”—Sen. Henry M and rattled off all seven of his ■with cooperatlcm between the and at that time also included ( rign).,, ■ Bang-Bong 2:(X), 6:30, 9:10 • as g u ^ speaker. Before he re­ In a 1 of its dtecu-sfllons with HeUcopter 'Training Squadron unaware of such a plan and Jackson, D-Wash., after the Manchester Evening Herald trumps. This gave West quite the hand. A singleton or double­ The appointment of Thomas East Hartford and Manchester a proposal for the purchase of CINEMA I (Newington) — a problem. ton Jack tends be a wasted tired this spring, he was super­ the Memorial Building there. Open Dally itt to 8 I E‘*ht at the Nav^Alr StatL said It had not been discussed Senate’s secret session Thurs- Hebron correspondent to R. Lewis Jr. of 256 School St. contingents and the town Anne (Jhitty-Chltty-Bang-Bang 1.30, point. intendent of the New Bedford Board said. It was EUyson Field, Fla. witovConn®cUcut. day on the Safeguard missile Knit, tel. 228-3971. No Help From Partner fathers, a fireworks display of Since the Board of Rep­ Look—Present this Ad for B 4:00, 6:30, 9:00 as assistant professor of geog­ District, New England Southern I agreed that the Library Board The commuters committee Is defense system Bast threw away all of his Copyright 1969 larger and better proportions resentatives received a petition PRICK. ADMISSION In preparation for qualifica­ CINEMA n —Funny Girl 2:00, General Features Corp. raphy at Manchester (Commun­ (Jonference, and he lived in the Is responsible for the final de­ tion as a heUcopter he com­ headed by Robert P. Wlttensteln -_____ ' clubs because he knew he didn’t could be possible. with more than 200 signafurea of Westport. Formation of the 8:00 need them, but this gave poor district parsonage in Middlebo- cision on Wood Library, and pleted an extensive ground ity (College was announced to­ Petersen salid the Legion la requesting that the town not group was Initiated several House To Meet CINERAMA—Ben H ur 8:00 West no help at all. West ro, Mass. politics should not and will not training couree In rotary wing Rockville day by President Frederick W. open to .suggestions from resi­ destroy the Memorial Building, bo a factor In that decision. weeks ago by Westport First EAST WINDSOR DRTVE-IN— couldn’t tell that he needed only Lowe Jr. Miss Bonnie Star will be the bank has changed Its plans aircraft principles and will re­ laurddn^Kir 1 dents. According to the Library Selectman John J. Kenish and Hospital Notes Despite Apollo Chitty-Chltty-Bang-Bang 8:35. one diamond and he wound up solost at the service which will about purchasing it. D _1 mt_ ^ -----J ceive flightuigiH. InstructionLlim.ru In the Buona Sera, Mrs. Campbell lUsvAnoNsiiviaif Lewis has been a teacher of The final list of , those send­ Is another In a series of public discarding one spade too many. [01*1 I-S 0 0 -S 4 Z .4 S I4 I be followed by a coffee and fel­ Plans for the building, drawn TRANSMISSION Board, The Town Council has Navy’s helicopters. WASHINGTON (AP) — The 10:15 geography and U.S. history at lowship hour. ing advance ’donations follows. outbursts prompted by old visiting hours are I2:.'t0 to 8 Declarer took the top spades George Penney High School' in Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cuneo. up by the architectural firm of equipment and increasing late­ p.ni. In all areas except ma­ Senate will observe a holiday EAST HARTFORD DRIVE-IN and the queen of clubs and pro­ Jeter and Oook, were done with Monday because of the ached- —Maltese Blppy 10:20. Impos- East Hartford since 1963, and S2; Mr. and Mrs. Richard SERVICE ness of trains on the New Ha­ ternity where they are 2 to 4 duced the t last spcule, making has, taught college courses on Doscy, S5; Manchester Dairy the Idea In mind that the entire uleu moon landing, but for the years 8:35 his slam. SCMINl Security Measures Fail ven division, which carries 24,- and 6:.S0 to 8 p.m. a part time basis at Eastern Andover Queen, 3; Slenney’s M en’s Shop. 000 commuters daily from Fair- House of-Representatives It will MANCHESTER DRIVE-IN— West looked pretty# foolii^, SPECIALISTS Connecticut State College and $5; fi friend, SI; Eugene T. AUTOMATK—tTANDAI* field County. Admitted Wednesday; be business as usual. The Oblong Box 10:30. Wild but the' mix-up was really To Keep Boy Off Bomber Racers 8:46 Rutgers University, where he is Snapping^ Turtle Kelly, *5; Sgt. Robert J. (Doc) Chiirle.s Steppe. Grove St., Senate Democratic Leader East’s fault. It should have Arsom, S5; Basldn and Borglda FUN IN THE SUN ServkmJ > • kaiutt Mike Mansfield says the Senate MANSFIELD DFUVE-IN completing studies for his doc­ Rockville; Dorothy Rogers, been obvious to East that his torate. C.P.A., J5; Dean Machine Inc., N—ds Picnic BIANOHEKTBB AIR FORCE BASE, are now In order," he added. will adjourn today unili Tues­ Short subjects 8:45’ Chltty- partner might need help In find­ Adds Zip to Post Marines Land F’rederick Rd., Vernon; Samuel Graduating cum laude with a $10; Arnold Lawrence, S5; Cop- ntANfuoaaioN Calif. (AP)—Sentry dogs and a Brig. Gen. limothy Dacoy, day. Chltty-Bang-Bang 9:45 ing the right ddacards. Ekurt Boach—^Vocorion GO. Jarvis, Warehouse Point; Wee- BS from Central Connecticut neotlcut Biuik and Tru.st Cb.. security force of 250 men d id n 't -----SAC—■*“ chief *'* of staff, ««aand a ropre-repre- House leaders decided to meet STATE—Maltese Blppy 3.05, could have helped by dlscanl- Office Routine 19 Brninarri P laco In Okinawa ley Charter, ; Theodor State College, he was .senior $10; Army Navy Club, $25; Paul ARTHUR DRUB keep a' 14-year-old boy from ^be Air Force Judge Monday to take up legislation 6:10, ’ ’ 9:16.------The Impossible Ing his singleton spade at an BOX orrici houss and tH 99W Diiwldzuk, Warehou.se Point; MONI SUIBVATIONt ACCim O class president and is listed' In You never can tell what you’ll Deuttner, $5; Albert Dewey, $5; boardlngboarding a parked B62B62 Jet let Corps investigated. Richard Dick, Dailey Clr., scheduled for floor action. As Is 1:30, 7:40 early stage. Roger.s Oorp., $10; Dr. John F. NAHA, Okmawa (AP) — Thir­ U.A. THEATER — MacKen- lO A -M — Scab SJW. (iU N . l-SiSO ) Who’s Who Among Students In find at Andover Post Office bomber where ho took some A spokesman a t SAC head­ teen hundred U.S. Marines a r­ Rockville, and Mary Skewes, customary, the House uoes not ” * West would then think about IM CIAl AniMTIOM TO OSOUSl these days: Stamps, envelopes, Barry,' $5; Fogarty Brothers quarters In Omaha, Neb., said meet today. na’s (Gold 2:00, 7:00, 9:16 the solitary spade discard by American Colleges and Univer­ food, supplies, a pistol and am ­ rived In Okinawa today from Chestnut St., ManchMer. sities. He also holds an MS from snapping turtles. Inc.,, $5; Potterton’s, Jio. munition. many persons have been Inside Vietnam, the first contingent ,to Births Wedne.sday; Son to his partner. Why would East Earlier this week, a snapping B62s. hasten to discard exactly one CIJ(0:RAKl'AfeB (Cese and has done research An Air Force spokesman ex­ be rent here os part of the re­ Mr. and Mrs. Francis Roberts, Killed in Vietnam i't : » ARMING! ON AVI In geography at the University turtle was seen ambling across plained the security breakdown; "The only thing that per- Pro.'-jpect St., Rockville. Challenge of Male Role spade and then never throw HARTFORD. CONN duction of U.S. troop.i In the A ’ p C 0 SO 1 ! I 0». f of (Connecticut and the Universi­ Rt. 6, in front of the post .of­ Colleges Report "A temporary deficiency oc­ turbed us was that this boy got ^ar,ar.— Db charged Wednesday: eWINDHAM, Conn. (AP) — another? There could be only fice, by a passing motorist. 'the miracle of main si reef r In undetected. As a result, we HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Ra- ty of Hartford. curred.” Ther.Myron,, who undergoe.s a sex op- entered the Army In May, 1968 Rico,” “Urban Geography,” SUens planned' to release it Of institutions reporting, 36 All Iterhs taken from the base In Okinawi. while their countries fight a after the post office closed. But piano were- recovered, the oration and emerges as the after serving two years In the and "The Era of Railroad De­ sa^(l dorm itory space is avail­ WOT, Karl Flck of Honduras and velopment in Connecticut; A he says, "The turtle ended up in spokesman said, adding that all Another 2,000 U.S. troops who beautiful terhptress, Myra. Peace Corps. t r aREBORT/ OMAR able for over 1,281 freshmen. left South Vletoiim earlier this Jaime Salazar of El Salvador Systematic Study in Historical the soup anyway.” As he was Fourteen (Jonnecrtlcut colleges classified documents were ac­ Guest To Call share a room at the University counted for. week, are to arrive In Okinawa Geography.” releasing It, a passerby begged reported over 1,275 vacandee. In tile next few days. of Florida and get along fine. PROB /SBARir A frequent contributor to pro­ for It, saying it would micke a Four-year schools Include Ann- WITH THE Since then, the base's security Square Dance "We’re good friends," Sala­ officer has been reassigned, the C’.M u. i'()m :M .\,N "s fessional pubUcatlons, his arti­ delicious soup. No one knows the hurat (College, Bridgeport En­ zar, 26, said. "Wo have nothing cles have appeared In The P ro­ name of the lucky recipient. gineering Institute, Neiw Haven spokesman said. No reprimands Arnle Kanash of Holbrook, DON'T MISS A ‘Myth’? to contpliUn about. I think It la fessional Geography, The Jour­ C arnlbar IVfuslo have been issued. Moiss., will be guest caller at College, Quinnlplac (JoUege, and SIUEWALK UAYS SPECIALS acnaeless and there has to be ■ ■ ■I nal of (Jeography Science Edu­ A four-piece band, "Fire and St. Joseph (Tollege. "It Is felt that security proce­ a Manchester Square Dance HONOLULU (AP) — Sir Ed­ another solution, not only war." MSCBENNA’S BOLD cation, and The Social Studies. Ice. ’ ’ from Marlborough will State two-year schools with dures at March Air Force Bose Club open dance tomorrow mund Hillary, the c-onquener of LUTHER BLACK Mt. Everest, says the abomina­ Flck, 24, said, "We don’t real­ Lewis has been a m em ber of provide music for dancing at vacancies ore. Greater Hartford from 8 to 11 p.m. at Waddell ly know what’s happening. We’d STRAIGHT FROM DETROIT FOR TONITE AND SAT. School. ble snowman of the Hlmiiluyns the East Hartford Junior Cham­ the Ckunibar both tonight and CommunUy College, Hjirtfoid la a myth. have to be there to know the I SUPER PANAVISION TECHNICOLOR ber of Commerce, and chair­ tomorrow night; State Technical College, Man- Kanosh, on active square facts and which country ■ la ONLY AREA SHOW STEREOPHONIC SOUND; "Of cour.ie, after I tell you right." man of its agriculture and con­ Included, in the rides at this fdtester Community College, dance caller for nine yinirs, this someone will find him next G servation committee. Profes- year’s eveht will be a chUdren’s Middlesex Community Cdlege, ciUls for the Gingham Swing­ Botli are graduate students In Plus Plus -sional affiliations Include the airplane ride, car ride and an Mitchell College, Northwestern week, ' the vacationing moun­ the university’s college of agri­ Light Simuuij i|prali) ers, the Country Squares, the tain climber added In an Inter­ “T h e Q uiet “Westbound Association of American Geo- adult chair plane ride. Also (Jonnertlcut CommunUy (College, y Norwich Squares, and the Cos­ culture and met while attending Shows giraphers, American Geographi­ view Thursday. college In Honduras. O ne s” L a n e ” Mattnees DaUy at 2 ;00 — Mon., FrI. Evee 7:00 - 9:90 provided will be all types of Norwalk State Tec-Judcpl Col­ PabOshed D ally' Bxe«rpi tkuwiayt mopolitan Squares of Wake­ cal Society, National Council for gamqs, refreshments, bingo, lege, Port Junior College, and ^ Holidays t u 13 Biuall Street, Saturday — Sunday 2 :30 - 4 :45 - 7 :M ■ g ;eo Vi O F F Uanchcflter. Conn. (06040) field, Muss. His fall schedule Geographic . Education, - bixl food sale and Smokey the Bear. Waterbury State Technical Col­ Teleplione 643-2711 Includes square danc^ week- MAHCHESTER ARMORY New England St. Lawrence Val­ A trip to Nassau will be glt-en lege, Secoiul Cuuia Poetnifo Paid at end« at Square Acres, Bridge- Manclienter. Conn. SAT. ONLY—CRAZY CLOWN IN PERSON! ley Geographic Society. away at 10 p.m. tomorrow. water, Mohs., and Lake Isicer, SVm Price For AU Ohlldicn— He is married to the former All proceeds of the Annual I-utheran Lineup ENTIRE STOCK OF SUBSCRIPTION RATK8 N.Y. P a y a b le In Advance ^Friday, July ISfti' Miss Valerie Fleming of East Volunteer Fire Dept. Carnlbar MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Spon­ One Y ear ...... $30.00 Oommlttees for the evening Hartford and is the father o/ are usedjjA^ the putrlui.se of sored. by the Lutheran Brother- Six Mootha . U .60 are Mr. and Mrs. George Budd, 8 P.M. to 12 P.M. ADMISSION $1.75 equipment.’' hoixl, a fraternal Insurance so­ I LADIES' PADDLE & SADDLE BERMUDAS i Three Months 7.80 one child, Jennifer, 2. One Month .. 3.60 door duty;. Mr. and Mrs. Mark _ - 7 r # ^ a^ckVan'Dyke SuillKHit Races ciety, athlete.s from 28 Lutheran Leudbetter, refreshment chair­ Sally Ann Tiowfes • 'Lionel Jeffries The second sign-up for the schools have been selected as I GIRLS' SHORTS men, asslsHcd by Mr. and Mrs. Spouse For Sale Andover Lake sailboat races the year’s ’’All-Lutheran (2oI- Alan Ledgurd and Mr. and Mrs. Fees Coloring Book Fbr TUNBRIDGE WELLS, Eng­ will be held tomorrow from 9 lege Football Team.” Pigskin Robert Ledoux. Elist 100 Chlldnai— to 11 a.m. In the Red Barn. parochialism possibly? • BOYS' SHORTS Shewn At 3 t0 0 >a:80-8 tl0 Extra Added Treats! ‘ land (AP) — Eva Brunadon had a row with her husband and put The first race Is* pHanned for >A1 Ml t M A n t f u t w ^ “Skater Dater” “Sky C^pers^ Jlall for a Cause DRIVE-IN “Wet and Wild” this card In the window of her July 27. To date, only a few • SUMMER PAJAMAS 1X38 ANGELES (AP) -In- I >^lLrlNEIVIA 1 new sstand: .sailboats have been registered, stead of "Dlal-a-Prayer", minis­ "Husband for sale (second Unle.ss more are registered the WANTED ters and laymen are operating a hand)—offers. Inquire wtthln." holding of the sailboat races Is Clean, Late Model SUMMER BLOUSES "Dlal-an-Issuc" project here In IP?’ Mrs. Brunsdon told inqulrera in doubt. NIWINI.ION - _ which telephone information on GET* that her spouse, Harry, was a USED CARS current Issues of social Justice 48-yeer-old civil servant, "part f#^SUN SUITS fllRUN fURNPlKI CW fick*\&n^e Basic Bunt": "Funny Girl" (color) PRICES ; 767 Main St. Maadiester 1229 Main St. "He has a wonderful sense of SUMMER SUN HATS 'A PRICE Jk DoUght (In Color) D a lly a t 2 and 8 P.M. DIRECT 64S-5S81 Phone 649*5238 I Hoar 1-8 P.M. FROM IIS humor . . ." T- ^lionel Jeffrie* Sea. thru Snt. Good Reeervod Seats RESERVED t HMe 70o Available Up To. SEAT ( ’"couin^ Sally Ann Hovda ENCAGEMENI' '' in Beef or Cheese - . I ^ A K I . PUSHBACK ^ G l» \N T ^ ACfUS Of '•AIUK’T ^ SIAIS sCk'fiS TRIE PARKING 5 lOiUigr€iMi|Gf ENCHILADAS J Rolled coin toMilla. O f C meal or cheese m 4 ' ft,roovy enchilada sauce. £4sr w/mo/f NOW ‘Dick'Van'Dyke ■ Sally Ann'How'es -1.101101 Jeffries TICOS . TAMAirS I'HUI IN -A -.1 .u.Fk»..,."Chit^’Chitt)’‘Baiig’‘Baiig- O uJL ENCHILADAS • lACOBURGlRS "Blppy" Today ariX)-0;10-9i20—S at, Sun. S.’OO-0il6-9:25 —5urtn PA.SAV1SI0N lECFCNKwoRj Undid /Iptnti BURRIIOS . TOSIAOOS knits EAT IN OR TAKE OUT IHKIR NEW r-ULL-LENGTH MOVIE! No Tipping CHICKEN 4 MGM k u lW courage U F rtM sI A F t t m u Esdert Productioo daina| PEPE TACO Tonight thru Tues.—1st Ron Etigar Allan 246 Broad Street INMIVAN^MAimN Said: “WATCH OUT” i iust east ol Parkadr NOW, FOR THE FIRST TIME... FRY 8 MANCHESTER Focu* In body close for the Open Odil» 1; ](' pm misM pick, WtU, ring EDGAR ALLAN POE’S fn A Slit til P.’ ifini^ifit Ftai . . . H a t IA N h tm (Q ) my chimes. "Ths TaMT* it sure Classic Tale of the Living Dead! lotCub^ new lean look of "akm nied ribs. 646-1978 was fun I thought we were USJH/iRUORO mskins It*9 the cllnfy swindles t way 'k a flick posing for .5 9 a Playboy with you! MONDAY Are you hiding the natural beauty of your diamond in an to took this isMonl spread! out-of-date setting? Look at our many modern mount­ / AN A6ADEMY AWARD IELL-RIN6ERI CAN EAT) ings. all designed to show your diamond to best advan­ '■ 'V' ‘THE MALTESE BIPPY' tage. No charga for tha workmanship, and our modern F n iy ! NMr(>WanilRgI settings start from as little as $30. .. Carol Lynley. JuW N«.b#j MiMml N#i*Kk Fnti VlV.m P«**n«#i'iadM»b-lic sweater can ’ ..p O q i” DAVID NIVEN From STOCK CAR to GRAND PRtX! be worn a* « tunic ovei-panUi, 84 Ur40, S I # . Triple belted wool ,// / - ptdlover, 84 to 40l 8 | . | . /n k w ieff Upestry petotel^ih cotton and A t 7KM>-9KK (( 0 ))j^ B U R N S I D E 3W TOLLAND TPKE. rtw e c c n s 7*4.vsRSAAT»a s<>ca woo MANCHESTER, CONN. rsyon. 5 to 18. « | t . D*U SpJirti^e^itr. ail stores. (6-foot aceUte '-.UrTROCOtOA Oowatown Slaodieetec—968 Main Street '^3 w AMincAA MTnnunoMiauAB print fnneed scarf from DAL, AccesaLries). 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-•-t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1969 PAGE FIVE Marines Get ‘Combat Fatigue’ STA R GAXElC«a<^ „State Employes -Bv CLAY R POLL.^N ARIES LltRA- Benefit in Lift T A Gvtd* TV-Radio Tonight- ■/ n MAR. 21 yovr Daify Activity '7. JJ r-j- **ARR. 19 According fo Sfori.* Keeping Up with Pfe. Smith :t. nW LYt. Of Wage-Freeze •^18-32-48-68 To develop messoge for Soturdoy, 1^69-75-79-81 4 - 5- 6 A " HARTFORD, Ctmn. (AP) repd words corresporxiing to numbers 713-56 R ,, Bahamas Is- not explain his injuries, but a of your Zodioc birth sign. Telp.vUion Smithnltn is &a U.S. Marine W>l/\who has Tn. . _ TAURUS SCORPIO About 1,100 s ta te Employee will land. The plane was almost out spokesman said they were not A n . 20 5 0D (3) 's Law ( 8-131 T ruth or Ctirwefiuenr- spent most of his time of late in 1 You 31 W ill 61 Disorgonixed OCT. 224 share salary Increases totaling (ft-M) M ike DoEiKUa (U» Alfred Illtchcock of fuel. The 10 men were arrest­ cembat wounds. I s T X H A f 20 (10) Perr>' Maaon Jails and jungle camps. The 2 Don’t 32 Go 62 People NOT. 21" *483,000 p er y e ar beginning this (XI Huntley-Rnnkley ed and nine—Sm.th among them Smith did a brief hospital tour ?->vl 2-21-23-26 3 Don't 33 Peelings 63 Anyor>« 0 3 ) Mer\* O riffln 7 .x (3-13) Wild. Wild Weet U.S. government says he has —were deported to Miami. The .^3I-39-8(k86 4 Permit 34 Seem 64 Any 30-34-45-3 month os a reoutt of the lifting U8) Supt^rhenira (34) CreAtl%’o Pen*on and then was shipped to Camp 5 P»rvx>o| 35 Unduly 65 Dealirtgt (301 FYilih for TixJnv been trying to 'launch his own 10th man, William Dempsey, 58-61-J of a >'enr-long salary freeze. (SO) M unatera (lt>-3')-33-30l High ciiap pan U m iniw ar. Lejeune last AUguik. Six months GIMINI > 6 Desires 36 Motters 66 Come (8-40) L<*t MaJci' a Deal was held for Canadian authori­ 7, To 37 To 67 Con SACITTARIUSVI I I MMIW# The action Thursday by the (40) P Troop (181 DellA Rees**» ^ow' later he went over the hill to­ 8 Must S.36 (40) Weather In the past five months, Smith ties. 38 To 68 For NOr State Personnel Itolicy Board 5.30 (30) Theater 30 *(•(10 (34) ' Clnt'prvsium ward the Florida Everglades JU N l 20 9 B e 39 Turn 69 Ovt (8-40) Th»> John Davldwin has been a deserter twice, D ie: jt reaches mostly to inspectors In ( 8 ) I L ove L ucy 8NkW* The shot-up plane that landed ^ d the jungle camp. •S 14-2O-28-42 10 Patient 40Todoy 70 It (30) F Troi>p charged with once, ar­ n W ith 41 Good 71 To 19-27.35-47A ' the areas of consum'er protec­ K X (.VI3) Ot.mer I*yle in the Bahamas was 3 milar to a A Marine spx>kesman says the lyTO-73-77 12 Dedicotiort s A- Truth or Cunaequencea f t0-30s33-3i>l .S'Emie of th»’ rested in a secret jungle train­ 42 Best 72 Iryjicoted 54-60-83-89I L tion, pharmacies, motor ve­ 6 45/(341 I^rniUy Olaiit Gamo four-engine Constellation that a corps now is interested in CANCIR 13AH ect 43 Cbollenge 73 Povs (8-10-13-401 Newa ing camp and accused of trying 14 Look, 44 Develop 74 Form CAPRICORN hicles, hquor. public utilities. (IS) Men- (Irlffin .''ew hours e arlie r dump>ed six 21 (Si Weather. Newa (34) Book R-s. health, taxes and im- (341 NKT riayh.%use lUies on Port au Prince, Smith’s 2-15-22 33 47 Impressed 77 DividervJs 16-17-36-4070 (341 M U tem ce m hfeijchberr- (8-40) Jtaitl for the Deff*n.q4* ti. pany long enough for anybody 18 Don't 48 Too 76 Just h4X)d 10 (X) (8-401 The Dirk Crtvett home town. Only one of the '44-51-63 19 Don’t 49-55-67 In other action, the board' to know they own him,” one of­ 49 If 79 The (3(11 Bporta Show S how Smith’s background is as elu­ 20 Your ' 50 Thir>gs 80 The adopted new etandiird) for con­ 6 06 ( 401 77 Sunaet flirlp drums exploded. ’The Haitian LEO AQUARIUS 8 15 (301 l^ockup (UV30-23-X' The Saim sive as he is. ficer said, promising Smith’s re­ . JULY 23 21 And 51 W ith 81 Limb sidering hitune requests Aw sal­ (181 N ew a ' government said two adults and 22 III JAN. 20 a 80 ( 34) Whafa New The Marine Corps says Smith cords will giet careful study. 52 Progress 62 Arvt 10 X (!H) M ovie- a 6-month-oId child were killed. i AUG. 22 23 Seif- 53 Be 83 Big . I# ary readju-stments It will hnitt (3-13) Walter Croi\kitr (341 Nhrr Pe.ulvAj “The guy’s never stood still long 24 No 54 By 84 Of (181 M y Pavvirlt*'* Mjirtliui 11 lXI (l(V33^KM4l» N.-w-t —sUll a private first class after One of the barrels landed in U 8- 9.10 25-38-52-^,-r" Us judgment on Persoiwel De­ (81 Prank Reynolds enough for anybody to know 25 Chonce 55 You 65 And Weather * tour 'years in uniform—has de­ the courtyard of President 1 ^ 1 U 46^ 26 Confidence 56 Friersdships 86 Trick 59-65-72 partment recommendiUlona to (10<33^il Huntley-Rrlnklt-y (X )’ MArKen/ie’^ K.il.le? i who he is, what he’s done and tf 45 (301 N ew s serted three Umes. His most re­ VIRGO 27 Be 57 Through 87 Conti^ted PISCES whether the increeise is “pn>per U 15 (.r i3i S{H«rl ’ \V«'-ntl)* Francois “Papa Doc’’ Duvalier. all..’’ 26 Rodiont 7;00 ( 33^30-401 N ew a. Sporte 11 36 (31 F riday SjM'CtaruIar AUG. 23 58 Bit 88 Authorit> W eather cent escape, the Marines say A source close to the raiders 29 Time 19 and equitable from a salary IJ X (livO(Va3-Xi Tmlghl But Dade County authoriUes 59 Confidentiol 09 SKj»-off (Si Death Valley Daya came last April at Camp Le- said the plane began its mission /■Sfff. 22 30 Plons 60 A 90Deser\iog N4« olassiflcation stanrfjxilnt ' It will (13) In to Mt'n'ie Pay Smith’s running days are Ufil UTuil'a My Lm« (H-401 J oey ni.%h*>p jeune, N. C., while he was under from Miami, landed on South 0^41-50-66-71 jG o o J 24 29-37-43, also exonsider recojnmen.lat'ons (341 Joyi.'e C hen C'mkkii- — •I (k)'I' (X) «Premiere I i-iiiir-i-i- TYieatertnenir-i over, at least for a while. ^£/76-78-82-90l2U ^Ajverse ^'^Ncmrjl guard and wearing------handcuffs.------Caicos- Island 0.1.at theuic cR/uuieajs-southeas 64-7A84 88 only twice ayear -In December HEE HATTROAV-N TV WEEK FOB COMPl.krTE I.ISTINO.S Dt. W illiam A rm strong of the N o w * e is in the Dade County tern Up of the Bahamas and a n d June. jail staff said, “We’re a maxi­ J^CK HAND is one of The Associated Press byline writers cov­ Jail at Miami, charged with then made its run on Port au SaUiries had been frozen as conspiracy to launch a military m um Eccu rity jail. As long as a reraiU of the state financial Radio Prince. Halt.an officials also al­ (m s lUUnK InrliKlra only nrws bmadriiaU of 10 or 15 expedition against a friendly he’s in here he’s not going any­ be'Jt-tightenlng. leged the plane’s last stop was w here.” Chief Sob Gets in Stew minute lenRth. Home suitioMt *v»rrv other atnirt noHnniMtii.i ering sports for this newspaper. He’s typical of the talented world­ country—Haiti. South Caicos Island. ' The h v ird called m the IVv paitment of HnMxxe luvi oxn- X H|>eak Up 8pi>ru Smith has teen unable to The source said the raiders 6 (X) HurUuiM UichUcht# 1 10 s p e a k Up aporte trol to determ in e if fiunfci are 7:X Newt rlase *50,000 bond. E ven if he were only on a dry run to prove Over Stew Cooked by SOT 8 X aaallgtu A M S|wak Up liartfom wide AP staff that brings you perceptive accounts of sports events Marine Weather sufficient to cxowr future salary .1 X B arry Parher could, though, he faces a- hold to unidentified financial backers MCCLEARY,r»r*t.irAr>v Wash.w-rA- (AP) about ..i----* the ,bears,"____ .. Ison Slid. 13 X Quiet Houra <3 15 SIcn Off WINDSOR IXICKS, Conn. (AP IncTViasee.' T he leglsInU ae ^ w ro p ^ iii* order on the desertion charge. “that it could be done.” “We're not sure the bears do 5 X iMnny cia>*tti«) WTU'-—! • • • Tides will be high along the So who wants to picket a pot of made ahout *3 5 million aviUl- S X Afternoon Kdltlor and the people who make them—on and off the field. Smith and eight other men Officials at the U.S. missile the damage tliey say they do 4:X Dick Heathertm • 15 Market Rt-tH>n ^ charged with attempting to ir’acklng site said the plane Connecticut share today from b ear stew ? able for this purposi' to cover 9 X Bin Love 4 X Weather 12:45 p.m. at New London to besides, the trees ore a mitural 42.(KX> em ployes. I X Gary OlrwnS 4 36 Stiicily Sporte Invade Haiti, the country where 'vhich landed there was riddled Well, a Seattle private dcRec- 4 35 Aflerniv^n Smitfs WSta Knm 01 _____ tmr{»U . . 2:45 p.m. at Bridgeport and on food for the bear." 5:X Newa Smith was bom 21 years ago with rifle bullets and scarred by tivc, W indsor L. Olson, 42, who 5 15 lk>eak Up 7 .x Accent 38 Saturday from 1:30 p.m. at New Liurt y ear Uie festival attnict- WTion ycAi m nutum flokir In 4 .x ^ w e 7 15 N o w And Haiti has been connected a itiaircra ft flrie. colls him.'elf the Chief SOB, 7 X DavM HrlnkJe> Jack writes with the expert’s knowledge on almost any sport, but London to 3:30 p.m. at Bridge­ ed 14.000 persons to this sm all fnictlon f'u|W or H}x»onK. aluiiyj* 4 15 Bpeak HarUoev r i x with an of his recent brushes “If I had been the pilot, I 4 45 Lowell l^oenae 7 25 U« I H « \~7 Orloti'A with the law. port. says his group plans to do just Giays Harboir County lofrerinK level it wMh the HtnUfrht of 4 55 Phil Rluuto 1(1 15 Jtx* U am Kt'lii would have been very fright­ com m unity. 7 X The World 10 25 N ijr t u h t ii’' The latest episode begain when Low tide at Old Saybrook is thijt—all In the name of bear a apatuka or kn\te. U on W enthiT Himrie speclaji^s in baseball, football and boxing. He’s on first-name basis ened,” a spokesman at the 7;X rnuUi OtrfoTd It 30 Other 8l(le .'f the IVi\- a carbine-carrying posse fol­ tracking base said. “There were at 7:45 a.m. and 8 p.m. today. preservation. lowed a dead man’s trail deep two bullet holes very near his Sunset today is 8:21. It's all part of this Saturday's with greaT'a^^ small in those fields. W^hy not .^ Jack’s been writing Into the Florida Everglades last heat. They coiild have missed Sunrise Saturday is 5 :34. annual McCleary Bear Festival .Miorch 13. Monroe County Sher­ him only b y inches.’’ Seawater temperatures in when the Save Our Bears (SOB) iff Robert Brown said the offi­ The plane carried eight rifles, Long Island Sound are in the members, led by Olson, square national and intetmtional sports for AP since 1943. That’s before cers found 12 h^vlly armed two submachine guns, pistols mid to upper 60s. off aigalnst the Save Our Trees men training with live ammuni­ and hand grenades.. Boating weather for Long Is­ m em bers. W. G. GLENNEY CO. land Sound: tion in a jungle camp. Eugene A federal grand jury in W a^- “We’re dead serious," Olson some 6f today’s starsNve^ born. Maxlmilien, the Haitian consul ington indicted Smith and six Mostly southwest to west claims. “We will be marching w8'®oeral in ---A{iami,A...... >^saidu.ava vre:the UU.J11- cam- others------on-'•p v-vr4»^4iconspiracy uuy t;illLr]$ie»charges winds at 10 to. 20 knots tbday, around the stew pot we proba­ ouflage-clad men were training ®- The indictments also becoming variable at 10 knots or bly will have 10 or 12 pickets." to invade his country. name Rene J. Deon, Martin F. less tonight. Northeasterly at 10 The festival, highlighted by Whether it’s a season op^n^ World Series or Superbowl, a title A day before the raid, Florida X. Casey, Lawrence J. Carlin, to' 15 knots Saturday. P artly the boar feed, is .qionsored by Money-saving Highway Patrol troopers answ­ Howard K. Davis, Ralph G. cloudy through Saturday with the SOT, a local group that ering a telephoned report of a Edens and Edmund Kolby. An­ scattered .showers or thunder­ claims the bears are eating up fight, an international contest in sbnie /ar-off land—AP sports experts shooting 60 m iles deep in the other man was released with­ showers likely later today, to­ the forest and destroying pie swampy wilds of the Everg'ades out charge, one was diaiged but night and Saturday. VlsibilUy tim ber. are there to report not only who wbh, but why. Watch for their stopped a car carrying Gerald not indicted and a third was generally 3 to 6 miles today, Olson's group is 0|>po8cd to D. Baker, a Haitian who had turned over to Canadian author­ but lower in haze or fog this killing bears by profavlonal Scotts Lawn Spedals ities. been shot in the chest. He was morning and in showers later hunters under direction of the dead on arrival at a Miami hos­ Casey, an American, and today and tonight. Visibility 6 Washington Fora,-* ProtecUon stories in .. . \ pital. I-«on, a 45-year-old Haitian, miles or more Saturday except Association. Jack Hand gets the lowdown from Red Schoendienst. Deputies swdrmed into the were free on bonds to appeal a lower during showers. “We feel pretty strongly area. Smith and the 11 other previous conviction on charges Weeds-Away Special men surrendered without a of trying to invaife Haiti. Crabgrass Blaster fight. ’The posse seized 16 pis­ Casey flashed a faint smile as tols, 16 rifles and a collection of . ho (uimitted at hLs arraignment Save up to $2 u bag knives. in Miami he had been arrested Just spread ( LOU f on ininn w j in v A murder charge Was lodged in 1967 along with 71 other per­ on Scotts famous against Smith and accessory sons as a boatload of batUecIad your lawn this week­ complaints against the other adventimens prepared to leave Parkhill-Joyce TURF BUILDER PLUS 2. end. It makes crabgrass iHattri|fatpr lEupning Ifrralli ■ men. But a coroner’s ’jury em­ the Florida Keys for Haiti. His Clears out dandelions, paneled In the Florida Keys wife and 4-month-old child were Flower Shop curl and wither within ruled Baker was killed "by a in the court room. ground ivy and 22 other gunshot wound by a person or Efforts to unearth Smlth''f Frank Oakeler, Proprietor d;iys. A second applica- 601 MAIN 8T„ MANCHESTER persons unknown." ’The charges background met reol.stanco. (Next to Hartford NatloRMU kinds of weeds as it tion one week later, a member of The Associated Press against Smith . and his compa­ Marine Corps records show he B snk) enlisted at Macon, Ga., May 28, full-fcrtilizcs grass to nions were dropped. • YES—WE DELIVER m k nocks It out corn - Clout Monroe County Detective Sgt. 1965. In August ot 1967, records PiM»ea: 649-0791—649-1448 greener beauty. A. C. Vidal testified at the hear­ show, he depsirted without bene­ pletely — before ing that Baker was shot during fit of pass'. He was listed as ab­ All from a single a practice skirmish at the exile sent without official leave for a it can crowd out — guerrilla training site. Vidal month. application. more of your said shots were fired by men “A fter 30 day.«),’’ an officer ex­ practicing as on attack force plained, “you’re officially de­ good grass. •' 4 and men acting as an ambush clared a deserter and a regular I FLETCHER BLASS 00. OF MANCHBBTER squad. form goe.s out to the FB I and After the murder charge was everything.’’ 54 McKEE STREET 64945ZI Save $2 10.000 .sq ft bag 12.95 dropped. Smith was handed The following March. Smith Save $1 5.000 sq ft bag JJtlT 6.95 Now la the time to brtnf In your ecreena to be repnliwL .Save 50f 5,(MM) sq ft hag 4.‘^ 4 .4 5 over to the Marine Barracks at turned himself in to the U.S. na­ Storm window gim m rapbusNl. the na-Val air station 1 n Key val .attache at the U.S, Embassy West. He traveled through a in Port Au Prince. He had been aeries of brigs'to Camp Lejeune in jail in Haiti for .six months on AUTO GLASS INSTALLED where he had been missing a charge, of conducting actlvi- since February. Smith arrived tie.s iigainst the Haitian govern­ GLASS FURNITURE TOPS at the camp at 5:40 p.m. last ment. the recorcte show. MIRRORS (FiraiilaeR ami Door) Scc)tts Seed/Feed Special April 10. D m than eight hours A special court- sen­ later he was gone again. tenced Smith to two months at PICTURE FRAMING (all hpoo) "He was in handcuffs and he hiuxl labor and loss of p>ay for being AWXIL and viadtlng Haiti WbMkor dove through a window,” Capt, WINDOW ami PLATE GLASS You sav^up to Si Blend Seventy luH Muildrr Steve Illes sold in a telenhone without authorization. .Stoltj new improved / It* high (709* ) Winduir A fiicficjS fjvttrilc Irtterview. "He took off running Leathernecks joke among Tub l^ciogure from |30 to |45 phw instal^tion a lx)x on Windsor variety of Kentucky tonleni give* you Uwn fcriili/rr hdp^ through the swamps and woods. themselves that there are two bliicgrait Makes a lawi klnd.s of Marines, those in Viet­ or Blend Seventy Itie brnefllt ol a Windvor W e’ve gtrt 110.000 acre s of D. D. EISENHOWER DECANTER a | e .A | | that feel* like velvet nam iind thoEe on their way. ,la»n al an economy thu kcr. %tuniif*r swamps and woods. It’s pretty ABE LINCOLN DECANTER .... fTT flii when you and wear* like iron The 6-foot, 175-pound Smith piic^ . a hit Al4kc^ i( fhji V9 i> hard to find anyone. The ba.se F. D. ROOSEVELT .... 7. a i « . a a Ideal for new lawn or doea not have a fence around sUirted a Vietnam tour but it purchase it li'iigei lor Winduit lo ))4Pi,.!!;%«■ it.” ended prematurely with a medi M. L. KING ...... upgrading old one lake over '■ i l \ in t o u r r d A source close to the Haitian cal evacu.-itlon to a New York R* F. KENNEDY . . AM a a with a bag of ,1 ,(MM) sq ft box 4 exile colony in th‘s country .said ho.spit.al. The M arine Corps does 4.45* I.IKKI sq fi box 4 4V 3.95* ft hjg 5.45 1968 CAMPAIGN BOTTI.ES . wt Turf Builder 2,5(X)sq ft box lL -9 5 he was told the U.S. Central In­ B&G XMAS PLATES 10.95* 2 ,‘i(X) sq ft box R.95* in/kX) ^ u fMg *#.V5 telligence Agency helped Smith B&G XMAS PLATES IlSlSS I 5.0(K) ft n.95 escape. ’The source .said the Ti*.r_ VRR4C, o , 4 ^ . niSTS •Price when purchased with any ti/e Turf Builder young M arine—ag ain ll.«ted a s a COSMETICS 1969 II&G XMAS PLATES V ■ deserter—was hidden In Canada jWE CARRY ALL' until a bombing raid u-as staged ITHE TOP LINES NULINE REPRODUCTIONS on Port au Prince, the Haitian capital,' on June 4. ARTHUR DRUB from S1.M Insect Stopper In M l ^ i a n agent of th e CIA', when asked about reports Smith . You can clear out in­ was involved with the American spy agency, responded: “’That's sects and fertilize your “ r M O D EL 35 something you’rt' likely to hear at any time about anybody- lawn at the same time — UlMOl ItrmteUult — BOB TOPLIFF BRIAN VW8ERTS Ardumh* ' mrU-rt/ijR of any about anything. But I can make with COPE PLUS Takes Hr«>Ua f« rtiJiArr or no statement." lAMtt primJCM U 14" h UW*- At Dejeune. the Marine Corps' Invite You To Their care of stxl webworms, principal recruit training depot. Illes found nothing' unusual chinchbugs and many about the incident. “They just let him go," he other lawn pests as it said of the guards "They'd just GRAND OPENINC fertilizes your holler halt. halt, halt and at that THURSDAY. FRIDAY. SATURDAY.*^JULY 17. 18, 19 ^19.95 time of night—especfally with­ grass to greener out a weapon--they wouldn’t even pursue.” beauty m ithori/c

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A \ > PAGE SIX ■! MANCHEgrEh EVENTNG HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY. 'JULY 18, 1969 MANCHESTER EVET^G HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY. JULY 18. I960 P A G E S E V E N ^^anrljpatpr this very moment. At any rate. In one of X his roll-out attempts to escape from X Supitittg i|prali) Senator Gore and also placate him. Sec­ retary Laird said this: / . V PUBIJSRED BY THE ■T fervently hope that the day will \ HERALX) PRINTINO OO.. INC i t 13 Blssell Street // I h ^ . 3tanch eater, Coim. come when peace can be restored In THOHAS F. FCTOUBON WALTER R. FERGUSON Vietnam. I think w e’ve certainly turned \ Publlshen the com er.” Founded October 1, 1881 NORMAN’S has That might, in another city in another ,\ \ . Published Every Eventns Except Sundan And HolldAyB. Entered at the Post OfRce At time, have .seemed an Innocent enough Xanchester, ,Conn., as Second d ass MaS Hatter. remark. SUBSCRIPTION RATE* But "turned the com er” netullinea Payable In Advance One Year ...... 830.00 flourished ajl over the nation. Secretary Six Hontha ...... 18.E0 Three Months ...... 7.80 Laird’s tentative pious hope was some­ One Month ...... 3.80 how translated Into a m ilitary •'.ppralsal, ” MEMBER OF AIR CONDITIONERS THE ASSOCIATED PRESS or an administration pronouncement. The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled WEATHER to the use of republlcatlon of all news dis­ Suddenly Uiere seemed to be *oo much patches credited to It or not otherwise credit­ ed In this paper and also the local news pub­ prominence, too much optimism, given lished here. All ri^ ts of republicatlon of special dls- to the Laird statement. patchea herein are also reserved. What happened next? A "Pentagon SUFFER FROM THE TTie Herald Printing Company Inc.. a«- SPECIALS! sumes no financial reaponstbllity for typo­ spokesman” volunteered to supply con­ graphical errors appearing In advertisements and other reading matter In The Manchester text and meaning for the Laird remark Evening Herald.. It certainly never seemed to have In its Suhscrlher to Los Angeles Ttmes-WaalitM- ton Post News .Service. original utterance. The secretary, the Pull service client of N. E. A. Service. Inc Publishers Representatives — The Julius spokesman said, was not really talking Album Of Schools Photo By A. E. Buceivlcius Mathews Special Agency — New York Chi­ HEAT cago. Detroit and Boston about having turned any com er to VERNON CENTER SCHOOL

MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA­ "peace” but merely about having turn­ TIONS ed the correr toward giving more re­ Dlsrday advertising closing hours sponsibility for the war over to the Viet­ For Monday — 1 p.m. Friday Herald For Tueiwlay — 1 p.m. Saturday namese themselves. Inside Report For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday Yesterda;^ LAST For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday It has to be an off-balance world, no For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday Open Foru] b y For Salurdny — 1 p.m. Thursday. matter how truly It alms at the moon, to Classified deadline — 5 p.m. day before Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak .2 5 Years Ago , publlcailon, 5 p.m. Friday for &iturday give suca a remark so much original and Monday publication Charles W. K im ^ l of E. Cen­ : ’*L ; Importance and Interpretation, or to con­ Frld.iy, July 18 WASHINGTON—WhUe formal clearing legislation for floor ac­ ter St., manage^ of sales pro­ The New Taxes taxed an additional .01 per gal­ sider official re-Interpretatlon necessary. proiieiedlngB droned on In lugu- tion. Man-sfield and Kennedy motion for the Hartford Gas To the Editor, lon gasoline tax where bus 1 NIGHT? Less talk, more doing, that’s the need. biiou-s debate over the antl- decided to change that and put Co., Is named to the Board of ■ Being the father of .'our chil­ riders are not taxed? Why dren earning approximately should I be subject to an in­ Worth Kvery liillion Of It bal'llstlc missile, the real action the Policy Committee into poli­ Education to fill the vacancy In the Senate Tuesday afternoon cy-making, partly to undercut created by the resignation of 89,400.00 per year, I expect that creased car registration fee Is It worth 824,000,000,000? was in the rear of the chamber -standing commlM.ee chairmen the. Rev. T. A. Gustafson. the new tax program added to from ?5.00 to $10.00 where non- «?■ Man In The Air-Conditioned Car the present cost of living in this owners are not taxed? Why That Is the one question even the moat where mercurial Sen, Russell B. sudh as Long. As Policy Com­ Tuition for out-of-town jiupils should I be subject to an In­ He slips out of his office, which has Ixmg of Loulslima was In a mittee chairman, 'Mansfield at Manchester High School Is area will make it near impos­ enthusiastic proponents of space explora­ white-hot rage. over the past decade has grad­ rai.ved from 8125 to 8140 a year. sible to adequately meet the creased driver’s license fee open air temperature. He slips on hla from $8.00 to $10.00 where non- tion usually have some trouble answer­ In a pungent voice often loud­ ually tran-sformed it from a needs of my family. drivers are not taxed? tie and coat as he goes. He slips Into his er than the Senate debaiers collegium of Senate elders to a 10 Years Ago It was my observation that ing. They answer In the affirm ative, all Perhaps my Interpretations car, and slips off Into the war(tilng July themselves, Long‘ gave vent to more broadly based group. New the Democratic m ajority sup­ right. They have trouble making their Police continue for are incorrect, but my layman f his anger with the Senate Dem-, members this year, for exam­ ported the bill only to get home day. three men who held up the eyes can only see It as I have supporting reasons sound prac leal and ocrntlc leadership In general ple, are Sens. Harold Hughes at a reo^nable hour. I still can­ He does not go to another office, on Community Restaurant on N. not believe that honest lawmak­ described, and I f ^ l that I a,T^/ convincing. And they falter, a little, be­ and M ajority Whip Edward M. of Iowa, popular with the new Main St. and walked off with ers w'ould “ rape” the taxpay­ being cheated by'the State pl business. Hr docs not go\ shopping for Kennedy In particular. His audi­ left, and Ernest jiolllngs of fore the assumption that these perhaps 8500. ers of Connecticut for this rea­ Connecticut. It appears, that I ence? Aides seated along the South Carolina, a relatively his family. Me docs not go to the Atty. Jay Rubinow, chairman son. am faced with - a drastic /tax nebulous, unproved benefits from 824,- ylng over Presi­ mlliiUion are profound emotion­ ment on his own Finance Com­ for which I have to buy more main a resident of Connecticut? Intend lo flag him down, and get Into dent Nixon’s .surtiox exten-slon al experiences. At such Umes, on to many m ore-and go back to the mittee can be explained only by I would appreciate any tax-free has non-oconomUc .slmpUcatlon.s silence and undisturbed privacy food and clothing? EXPERT his back scat., with, typewriter. suggestions anyone might offer ol

It,,-. / i ■ f . ■ PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING llERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1969 PAGE NINE For the Moon-Shy; V* " Tolland 'W. Middle Tpke.; Mrs.-Marion Manchester R. Crotbers, 713 E. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Diane K. Small. GIsFind PX Prices ★ CANVAS ond ALUMINUM PRODUCTS ★ Hospimi Notes 9 Ward St.. Itockville; Harvey Around the Town in a Balloon Ellington School Aide Oca-mier. South jWlndsor; , Mrs. Wear Awdy Pay Raise Combinotion Windows and cDoors Lorraine A. Peipln. Etest Hart­ VISITING HOURS Door eanopies. Roll.up Awnings, f'anras Awnings Bepuired. ford; Ja m ^ C. PatreU, 133 He- WASHINGTON (AP) — The Officials of tile Exchange / Intermediate Care Semi- ^ c o v e r e d , Tukrxlown Senl. e and Storage. Boat Canvas Re- laine Rd. GI who went to the PX to cele­ Set Vice said the new price in­ Photos by A. E. Buceivicius Appdinted Principal private, Boon-2 p.m., and 4 p.m. .All Work Custom 8 p.m .; private rooms, IS a.ni.- Also, Mrs. Christine G. brate his .new pay _ raise has crease In snack bars and cafe­ M «le. Groniniets — Eyelets — Fasteners. Storm Panels for Story by Bette Quatrale An BUihgton school adminis- hpi^i r.o« a a « oers can be from any one noli- 8 p.m., and 4 p.m.-8 p.m. Gitmies, 201 Spring St.; Don­ found the inflation wracking the terias were the first 'In a long, Jalousie I nits. It atorproofing Cniiipoiind For TenU„ Boat- trator, Roger Olson, was ap- tical party under minority rep- Pediatrics: Parents allowepcrs, \enetian Rlinds, .Aliiniinuni Shutters. burger and coffee. gh School by the Board of instituted--- to provide ofliers, 2 p.m.-8 p.m. ford St.; Mrs. Mabel E. Peter­ the. prices of coffee' and ham­ Self Service: 10 a.m.-2 p.m., son. Redwing, Minn; Mrs. A spokesman for the Army burgers for years." a spokes­ luoation in a special meeting continuity of board members. MANCHESTER AWNING CO. Tolland may one day be The Board o f . Tax Review 4 p.m.-8 p.m. Beatrice F. Hutchinson. B»ix and Air FVree Exchange Serv­ man said. ^ednekday njght. known aa the "balloon capital has an opening for a full four- Intensive Care and Coronary 550. Bolton; Sharon L. Mitchell. ice said the price'hlkes had But. officials noted Inflation F»T. 1919 _ Ida W. CENTER STREET - t 649-3661 ot the world” if balloonist Olson was one of five candi­ term and for a two-year va­ Care: Immediate family only, 113 Mather St.; Susan L. Ba- been planned for some time and had been exerting Increasing Oharles MacArthur's dream dates Intendewed for the posi- ^cancy. Each party may nom- anyrUme, limited to five min­ deau. East Hartford; Michael Just happened to coincide with pressure on prices. comes true. tlon by the sCljMl board. He *®®te a candidate for each post utes. S. GulUemette, Twin Hills Dr.. the pay raises which went In ef­ Also, they said that the Ex­ 1666 Volkswagen The al^tit of MacArthur's red has been emplo’^ by the El- Both parties will nominate Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m.- Ooventry; Michael R. LaBier, fect July 1. change Serv'lce had gone Into THINK SMAU $U8iS0 ' Sedan and white hot air balloons, llngton schools for 10 years, in- candidates for a six-year spot 12:45 p.m., and 6:30 p.m. 8 Windsor Locks; Mrs. Mildred "The timing was unfortu debt because of Vietnam. " Delivered In Manchester while becoming a familiar one cludingflve as an tudus^al °n the Planning and Zoning p.m.; others, 3 p.m.-4 p.m., and L, Cbleman, H High Ridge Rd., nate," the spokesman said, As they explained it, the serv­ Equipped with leatherette Interior, to residents of this town, re­ arts and physics teacheriN, Commission, and four candi- 6:30 p.m.-8 p.m. Rockville; Scott Phaneuf. 86 while contending the price In­ ice had to buy large quanUtles windshield washer, 2-«peed elec­ mains a curiosity to most of He has been employed as' di- dates for constable of which the Age Limits: 16 In maternity, Benton St.; Mrs, Paul P. Zal- creases W’ere overdue. months in advance of sale to 12 in other areas, no limit in tric wipers, heater, defogger, 4- the country. MacArthur will be rector of Ellington’s data pro^. highest vote-getters are karibe and son, Southbrtdge. He rfaimed the exchange sys­ meet anticipated demand In way safety flashers, back-up the subject of several television essing system for the past fjve «®®ured of election, self-service. Mass. tem ii only now digging out of a VJetnam as the United States lights, front and rear seat belts, network shows during the com­ years, during, which Umc he has Bpth parties will nominate a ■$90 million debt caused~^y the swelled its forces there. ^As the leatherette heodre^, steering ing year. been responsible for keeping candidate for the Zoning Board administration reminds Vietnam buildup. goods were sold, they said, the wheel lock and rear 'window de­ MacArthur. owner of the attendance' and marking rec­ of Appeals, hile the Demo­ visitors that with construction Tolland County Servicemen,-^'ho rece^’ed on Indebtedness was reduced from froster.______r______Aerostat Balloon School in Tol­ ords for jthe'Tolland school sys­ crats are permitted two candi- under way, parking space Is average 12.5 p^TTFat pay In­ receipts. tem. limited. Visitors are asked to crease, will be charged twice u TED TRUDON , Rt- *3, ToBand Tpke. land. Is responsible for training (lates and the Republicans one Mountain Club Therefore, these officials said, I Taleo(tvUle-Mam;liestrr over one-third of the world’s li­ School board chairman David for — .... Zoning..... g Bokrd vjof appealsAppeals oi-ol- bear with the liospltal while the much for a clip of coffee and up a $90 million debt, was down to parking problem ’ exists. * 646-2638 censed balloonists. He h a s Cook d e ^ b e d Olson as "very ternate under minority repne- to 40 per cent more tor n ham­ $15 million and there was hope. VOLKSWAGEN Schedules Hike burger. trained 25 licensed pilots and e n th u s l^ c about his new po- sentation It . could be erased by the end of sltlon.” 'The new principal has In cast; terms, this means a [ has another 12 students in vari­ Two openings on the Library Patients Today: 287 The Connecticut Section of the the year. ous stages of training. already set up interviews with Board of directors are open, GI will pay 10 rents for a cup of The Exclumge Service oper- several prospective teachers to Green Mountain Club will spon­ coffee that used to cost him a Curious about how it feels to with each party entitled t6 One ADMlTTEa) YiESTERDAY: sor a short my.stery hike for atea like a business, rather than fly "up. up and away in a beau­ Mrs. Adeline L. DeCartl, El­ nickel, though he now will be from appropriated fimds. the high school. nomination-^it^iXcrnassr families July 27. Anyone Inter- able to get a refill free. tiful balloon." this reporter and ed. lington; Jerry E. Deschenes. It meets its expenses tlmmgh Olson holds a Bachelor’s de­ o.cted may meet at the Lord and . First to Church on Sunduy— then to Only persons regis tered with 154 Charter Oak St.; Daniel Hamburgers that used to be sales, and if it nets a profit, that n Herald photographer ar­ gree from Central Comiectlcut Taylor pjirklng lot, Rt. 44, \Vo.sl a political party may vote at Deveau, 322 Oakland St.; Mrs, priced at 25 cents overseas and money goes lnti> 8cr%-lce welfare ranged a "cross-country flight" State College and a Master’s Hartford, at 1 p.m. that party’i caucus. Unaffiliat­ Rita M. Helm, 21 Ridge St.; 30 cents at U.S. bases will now and recreation programs. W INNrS for flieir in one of MacArthur’s flyina degree from Worcester Poly­ President Alan Mend. 52 Skin­ cost 35 cents. vehicles. ed voters have no say in the Mrs. Harrleit Horan, 29 St. John ner Rd., Rockville and activi­ technic Institute. He has done ^ Other price hikes have been The trip proved relatively un­ eelection of candidates for of­ St.; Mrs. Danlela Juszczak, 62 ties chairman George Bmgdon, SUNDAY SPECIAL! graduate work at Cornell Uni­ ordered for such snackbar fa­ eventful for those In the bal­ fices. North St.; Vl’ilUam F. KUh>', 46 Goodnifui St., Bloomfield, are (Op«i Soh. 7 A.M. to 2 PJW.) versity and the University ~of vorites ns mUk shakes, hotdogs, loon. although the ground crew The final voter registration 146 Cedar S w ^ p Rd., Coven­ in charge. Participants are MIXED FRUIT Southern California In Berkeley. cheeseburgers and beer. session before the Aug. 1 cut­ try; Mrs. 'W ily Kneeland. asked to bring a box lunch ami C IT t suffered a klng-sdzed headache A member of the Epsilon Phi Though the tncren.s<>s amount DANISH > 11.00 doL Do*. / D trying to locate the landing off date for party registration Starrs; Mijk. Barbara Liebman, bathing suUs. Tau Fraternity, O lson/ Is the only to a few cents, they Impact w o u niEy LAori point, ® will be held Tuesday night from Goose Lane. Coventry; Pauline The hike will be approximate­ recipient of a National Science most heavily on the lower paid NEEDED WE liERVE COFFEE AND DONltTH 6 to 8 p.m. in the Towm Hall. D. .m tle, P.O. Box 396, Ooven- ly seven miles long. As do most ballo^fit Foimdatlon, grant to study enlisted men who like to patron­ CAKES FOR AIX, OtX'AHIONH- PHONE 6t9-7479 emlnatlng from the TOfL.iu physics at Worcester Polytech­ Bulletin Board try; Mrs. Katherine M. Me»- sl^ ,' 22 Plllsbury Hill, Rock- ize snack bars to gel relief from High School Held, It began at 6 nic Institute and area repre­ The tax collector will be at me.ss luill foixl. CovMrhT^^ SclMd the Town Hall tomorrow morn­ Most Firms Stay Open BAKE a.m. on a quiet Sunday morn­ sentative to the Youth Confer­ The Nixon administration cur­ ing while mo.1t of the town was ing frt5m 9 until noon for the Al.so, Mrs. Grace R. Parker, WINNY'S____ _ SHOP ence on the Atom In Chicago. HARTFORD (AP)—A number rently Is ixinductlng a high level SI9 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER—’.’AT THE t’ENTKR" asleep. payment of town taxes. Hazardvlue; Susan H. He was awarded the Shell Merit of Connecticut cities are plan­ -Vtudy of ways to make service The VFW Post 241 will hold Hayes A'\^., Rockville; Hours I Sun. 7 a.m.-t p.m.—Thurs. till 9 p.iii. After driving along deserted Fellowship to study at Cornell ning full or partial closing of life more atlrncllve to bring In CALL 423.7SS0 ______a steak night tomorrow at 6 word Sieges Id, 119 Bolton (CIXIHED MONDAYS) country roads, we airrived at the University offices in observance of the more volunteers and reduce re­ Mrs. Rebedca G. Sw£ high school, where comlderable Olson, his wife FYances and P-"’ - followed by dancing until moon walk Monday, out a ma­ liance 041 the draft. er742.«9M r Glastonburyy Mrs. M arytuW activity was already under way. three children live in Somers. f a.m. in the Post Home. jority of the state private busi­ Wagner, 11 West St.; Mrs. Cars from New York as well 4-H Notes The Tolland Boys League will nesses will cdnduct a lu’l work­ as Oonneciticut were on t h e Mlfls Beverly Blow, daughter I'old jts annual tournament this Gertrude B. Youhess, El­ day. lington; Michelle Zwick, 132 scene and the normal half-hour of Mr. arid Mrs. Theron Blow week with Colchester vs. Mans- New Haven. Bridgeport and Spruce St. preparation period for equip­ of Goose liane, has been chosen f'®'J slated for tomorrow at 1:30 Waterbury are among the cities to represent the state at the na- followed by Somers------vs. New ping and Inflating the balloons BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A that will follow the state’s lead tional 4-H conference In Wash­ Britain at 3;30. On Sunday at waa under way. son to Mr. and Mrs, Steven In closing ail but essential serv­ ington, D.C. 1:30 the two losers of tomor­ B w m iing samewhat appre- ZauBhny, EUington; a son ’to ices In anticipation of the U.8. Pat Bennett and PhllUp Lug row’s game will play and at MANCHESTER henslve about the trip, we Mr. and Mrs. Donald MeVay, astronauts walk on the moon. inbuhl have been chosen for the J Tolland will play the wln- watched the ground crow Inflate Robin Circle, Tolland. The state’s largest employer. oounity dairy Judging team par- '"•or of tomorrow’s fi-rst game, the eight-story high balloon with United Aircraft, leads en basket The Tolland 4-H Town Fair Manchester Evening Herald Huceivir us. photograplier’s wile. burner awoke the residents of side the balloon’s metal pas­ who hitched .short ride. flames. with a railing which comes Just Closed For Vacation house, who later de­ senger basket. ■ will be held Aug. 15 at the TAC Tolland correspondent Bette LUMBER 'n>ln period Is considered cru­ to our waist, or ‘,’just above the building on Rt. 30. Qimtrale, tel. 875-2845. scribed the noise as making During ithO trip the balloon cial by sports balloonists, and center of gravity” ttr MocAr- them think their oil burner was had flown between two and Officers to be Elected ------^— Week C f July 21-26 Is the reason for the unpre- thur’s more colorful descrlp- INC. blowing up. throe miles "as the crow files.” When the Democrats and Re­ dlctablHty of the balloon flights. tlons. rt took MacArthur almost an publicans hold their party cau­ Landing In someone’s back­ Guest Preacher Jet Motor Noise When flying In a balloon, a cuses next month, they will be yard at 7 on a Sunday morning to present 2S5. Center Streel^ Tel. 643-5144 If the leaves ore passenger is barely aware of thAjhilalls the traditional bot­ selecting candidates for the fol­ At St. Mary’s p e r s o W l iz e d the trees, then It is too windy any movement until he watches Is an interesting experience tle of champagne given to those lowing offlees to be filled in the to inflate the balloon, MacAr­ the .scenery below. The traffic both for the passengers and the In whose yards the balloon November mimiclpa' elections. The Rev, Charles Georts of thur explained. on the highway became momen­ residents who received Unex­ lands. It was the second fli^ t Both parties wUl nominate west Hartford :w1U be guest FLOORS. Inc. pected company for morning At the time we were embdrk- tarily confused as the 'slower In three years that MacArthur candidates for first selectman ; „ . . 390 MAIN ST. — MANCHESTER coffee. Ing on the trip, two balloons early morning drivers gazed at Ttad loot track of. and tor the post of selectman, Sunday at the 10 am . 649-9258 were bHog Inflated !uvd t h e us with open curiosity, only to The resident. Stephen Small, As the flight and ballooning both tor two-year terms. servace at St. Mary’s. Ep4sc*o- roar of the propane burners re­ Iwive the fast-driving cars In a program director for a In general.,,were discussed over Also tor two-year terms are pal Church and be celebrant at coffee provided by Mrs. Small sembled that of Jet motors, con­ the other lane start blowing Springfield radio station, walk­ the poats of town clerk, trea- both of the Holy Communion their horns. ed across the fields registering on the back terrace, she told of surer, agent of the town de- services. Each trasting sharply with the quiet, her plans to take over "show The peacefulness qf a quiet considerable surprise at find­ posit fund and lax collector. Father Geerts will be osslst- rural surroundings and cows and teU” the next morning In .suburban town at 6:30 in the ing a hot air balloon waiting. Each party will put up one ed at the 7:30 a.m. service by Carriage House Wig Boutique grazing nearby. whool to explain the events to 2x3-7’ It took both Small and our candidate tor each of these of- the Rev. Ronald Haldemnil, and MacArthur took vw on a .short morning was viewed, as we photographer, serving as an her third grade students fioos. at the 10 o ’clock service by the test flight while wo remained fIoa.ted over housetops and We then plied Into the red Each party will put up one Rev. Timothy Carbenry. on a lOO-foot tether line. Learn­ lU'res of wooded landscape, with amateur ground crew, to pull the still-inflated balloon by the Aerostat recovery car and de- candidate for the Board of Edu- The Rev, Mr. Geerts Is a ing to bend our knees on land­ the shadow of the balloon fol­ I»rted for more coffee and fur­ lowing us and mist-shrouded tether line but toward the road. cation, under a long standing gniduate of Nashotnh House ing, we rose slowly into the ther dlssertaUons about bal- gentlemen’s agreement result- Seminary. He has .served, on the air and then would land in a hills to our left. In the process the ground crew got wet from the high l^ ln g experiences at a local ing in the automatic election of staff of the Chapel of the In- Each series of alow hops across the The quietness was only Inter- both candidates. This agreement carnation in New York City and Meld. terrupted by the periodic roar meadow grass, clsunbered over Charles MacArthur, wl MacArthur told of his plans to was*600 reached llltuiymany ycu-loyears O-gUago lit in liCU>has AdAUIjtiktaught UK at aSk. St. APeter’s CtVCl O OllIMkJt, School. barb wire, stone walls and AM 4^ 1______XT V After two of the.se practice of the propane burner. We heads balloon venture. fly the balloon In Alaska In an effort to keep an even poll- PeekaklU, N.Y., the WaUdnson 2x3-8’ through prickly flelds. nights, MacArthur turned o\-er crossed over the top of a large July, Including a trip at Point tical—1 balance------on — __ schooj______School,, _____ Hartford, and at St. the balloon to pilot Piellx Pnn- hill and found ourselves abso­ But the wind died down again Small’s wife. Jeon, a teach­ Barrow In view of the Artie board. The emergence of any Paul’.f School, Garden City, klewlcz, who took us on the lutely motionless. and we found the balloon deter­ er at tte Hioks Memorial circle. He has also bid on the school board candidates on an L. I N.Y. "cross country n ig h t." Like a sailboat, a balloon mining its own point of landing School in Tolland, and Ws ^ t l c Idea of flying in a sa­ independent party could chal­ daughter Kathy came out of A quiet feeling of relaxation, must have some breezes to de­ In a field about 600 to 800 feet fari in Kenya, both of which lenge the agreement. . took o\’er as we smoothly the house to watch, as Pon- termine Its movement and di­ short of area. are a long way from a quiet The entire six-man Board of rose Into the air and noated kicwlcr deflated the huge bal­ Each rection. Panklcwlcz turned on The landing was the most morning’s flight In ToBand. Finance comes up for election loon by pulling a rope which LIGGEn DRUG the propane burner 'raising the exciting aspect of the flight. after being appointedrtwo years opened a seam In the balloon ago by an outgoing Republican PARKADE 2x4-8’ administration. C a n d ice s tor OPEN the finance board wilji be elect­ ed for two, four and slx-yeor :45 A.M. to 10 P.M. terms. No more than four mem- A Going On Vacafion? Plywood - L Why not keep pace with your home town At lolland lliKh lot. propane jras i.s puni|)e

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A Moke checks payable and moll to 18 OAK STREET, DOWNTOWN' MANCHESTER^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD c /o CirculaUan Dept' (DonmstairB frtxn Cenriage House Boutique) Stephen Smail of Tolhimi. on wlui.se lan.l balloon i.i liyuiing. helps guide it. \’iew from htllinm on an e.Hrly Sunday morning in Tolfand. looking west on deserted Wilbur Cross. .Ahead is Rt. 195, 'overpeas. 13 BisteU Street Ample Free Parking All Atound Uil CASH ami CARRY Moncheeter, Conn 06040 PAGE TEN \ M A N C TEST^ e v e n in g HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1969 ------e v e n in g HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., ^ ID A Y , TOLY 18, 1969 PAGE ELEVEN years after the fallout had tionship between these figures eration, sinc« strontium 90 re ­ Doctors Warns Atomic EHect settled. Grants Released, Obituary Nixon Favors Advice and the atete-by-state incidence mains active tor up to 28 years. Safeguard Delayed He- is. (xmvlnced that minute of strontium 90 in milk. "In (Distributed By The Los An­ HAR'TPORD (AP) — Summer I doses of radiation, so small that every area, we found a perfect Mrs. Victoria E. Hooker geles ’limes/Washlngton Post programs for urban .esidents More Deadly Tlmn Thought they have previously been con­ correlation year by year, ^ the News Service) will get an infusion of another HEBRON — Mrs, Victoria E. On Birth Control sidered harmless, do, to fact,' levels of radiation rose and By JOYCE EOOINTON resilient than normal babies; $1 million under grants leleased Hooker, 72, of Gilead, widow of (Continued from Page One) ''Senators, To Resume The Lendon Observer damage the reproductive cells feil.’’ Dr. Sternglass noted. ’Thursday to the Department of BITUMINOUS Dwight L. Hooker, died yester­ they also tended to be smaUer of men and women, cneattnti promiised full coop^atiopi by the ' iji size. . , Thli rise to deaths of babies Heads UCohn Security C om m unity A ffairs. ’Tlio DCA day at a Manchester convales­ DeaUng with the NEW YORiK—pEvery time aii abnormalities to the children . ___ Uniteid S t a t^ in ite p r o ^ r a ^ ” under (me year of age, plus the had already received $337,1® to | cent hospital. aitonlc bioet takes place — ITils "small baby syndrome.” tltoy produce—not just at the STORRS (AP) — The UnWer- lappe, Nixon said the planet’s Nixon said the critldaJ U.S. Is- rise in foetal deaths, has been slty of Connecticut has hired a stoillar funds. ‘Battle of the Charts’ wfhettieir in an underground test which has been noted throt^. time, but years after the adults DRIVEWAYS Mrs. Hooker was bom Aug. populationi of 3.6 MUon wlU be ®uo whether social institutions calculated by the computer to 38-year-old former FBI man to ’The State Bond Commisslo or for so-called peaceful pur­ out the United States to recent have been exposed. 17, 1896 in Poland, daughter of increased by art adid tional bll- prepare themselves for Wg- WASHINGTON (AP) — Oppo- the baUJe of charts ‘.‘a atand- account tor one per cent more be to charge of campus secur­ also allocated $873,0® PARKING AREAS • GAS STATIONS poses — lives of countless thou­ years, has puzzled American In the course of his research. Catherine Englot, uon every five years after the Population, ivoite of the Safeguard mlsBlle o®-” infant deaths that would other­ ity- structlon of a wing BASKETBALL (X)URTS sands of children, not only un­ doctors. Dr. Sternglass Is the Dr. Sternglass gathered infant wise have been expected across to defense system have dashed ( ^ realist," said Jack- drug addicts for treat ij and had lived in GHead for ■ ^ Nixon pointed to potential ma- first to come up with a plausi­ ’The new appointee, David P. NOW BOOKINQ — PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW! born but unooncedved, are in mortality statistics from every the United States. ’This one per , for the past year has Blue Hills Hospital, about 60 years. She was a ’ .. Jor problems In such flehfe as hopes for early Se.»te voting on - T ' ble explanation. State by state, Werii PeraoMlIy Sopervlaed. We u e 100%' lnsaied.| ... , ^ ^ changied their minds one way or deadly jeopaidy. ’This is the es­ part of the United States and cent continues to persist dMo., said he have had the better of It ’ThurB- Uatveratty of PlttsbmYh, all Jackson fit., Wlllimantlc.. The Mansfield sold "Both sides past prognostioations of the Rev. Herbert O. Kelsey Jr., t Arrived... m ^ a ^ to 8fet their InnlngB in.” chances at recovery from a pastor of Gilead "Congregation­ Target ***? Symington said the s e ^ major mxdear war ane “utterly al Church, will officiate. Bur- (Contlntied f r ^ Page One) to start voting nexA week, correlate^ ail the and completely meaningless.” C ^ l d o r intogmiailon , lal will be in Gilead Cemetery. Democratic Leader Mike Mans- on the issue "and perhaps a Ut- After a stogie, massive, first felld said "I’m afraid so.’ There are no calling hours. ’They are to fire themselves A ^ u ^ misdjifbrmation.’’ Now, he strike Iqr the attaeddng nation— 'The family .suggests , that '"hj. moon orbit Saturday after- Suspect Arson A n^}^ a r^ » ^ asked If said, there should be anottwr whether or not the defenders those wishing to do so. make noon and a day later Armstrong As Fires Hit 4 ^ complete ac- aesslon to talk about 4h U d ata had atomic dieiters or anlti- Air Conditioners memorial contributions to the and Alcjrin are lo - fiy. a lunar ®" Stennls. D-Mlas., ballfeflc mdaaile systems such as American Cancer Society. mUltary procurement chairman of the Armia] Services landing craft, or LM, to the sur­ Hartford Plants President Nixon is planning — contaii^ Committee, said he doesn’t need virtually all human life on this Loaded With face. Early Monday, they are to pake ,\ii Extra HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) _ another closed .s&sslon for the planet would probably be ex­ Take An Ext ra take man's first steps on anoth­ tinguished within a generaltiion. Fire roared through four ware­ pro-ABM aide but that it is all er celestial body. J rtght wl4 him if Symington "The atomic weapons which E x tra Highlights house buUdings on Windsor and to senators going in and out of wants one. Today’s major event occurs the United States and Russia In *1, u ------‘Nuffield Streets late Thursday ^ chEOTber, marked by Mansfield said M or 93 of the have been developing are com­ when Arms-(.tong and early rtoday. and officials F e a tu re s ! -I Of Moon Trip pletely sulcjdal,’’ Dr, Sternglass through a were checking the possibility of % (Continued from Page One) connecting tunnel Into the LM, arson. ^ airothcir during ’Thura- said. He la also ctaivlnced that plus a battle of day’s long sessdon.^^ any peaceful use of atomic en- Tho „t . nicknamed Eagle, hitched nose- The buildings had been ('.aldor's Low Price On .-til The astronauts reported a storm to-nose to the Columbia com- checked about five mtoutes be c l ^ *y proponents and op- An addifianal obstacle, to a GhBY. such as the projects to southwe.st of Alaska. Interior mand ship. .u_ ^ mmuies be- ^^M quick showdown -on tte blast a haihor to AustraUa and views shnw«>rt Arm«»r.Ano. ^ two alarms was to create a new Panama Canal, 8 0 % 0 f f _ ^ came with Mansfield’s an- / 14-K Gold » > Ino-nn hio hours they arc to turned in at 11:64 p.m. ’Two aymington finally got a nounoement the Senate wlU not will seriously diminish the sur­ cart Wings rto'i^^ of the «y«tems of the spin- firemen suffered minor Injuries vival rate for the next genera­ ra ld o r's .-tlreHtiy Low Prices On .-til artWlngs a tour of the flood dly-legged lander. Mainly, they battling the flames, which chance to show the chart he work next Monday In keening compartment and instrument says Indicates that, even if it with President Nixon’s request tion to those areas and to all P e n d a n ts Will look tor damage that might scorched the paint on three /• panel. ' worto pertectlly. Safeguard that it be observed as a hoUdav other parts of the world affect­ have occurred Wednesday dur- apartment houses across Wind­ ed by fallout. In Our Inventory The astronahts had a dinner ing the jolting liftoff from Cape Street. would provide little additional to celebrate the expected moon • i m proteotnon fo r U.S. Inrteroonitl- laindlng. Most previous reaseach on the '- t P ' of spaghetti,' pork, scalloped po­ Kennedy. Eighteen families occupying • ( ulUitrd Pearl Toys and Hobbies tatoes and beef sandwiches, and iwntal baJUsHc missiles. Sen Stennls and Jackson, declar- consequences of fallout to hu­ If they find major damage, the apartments were evacuated • Uirthitonc mission ctmtrol bid them good Hmry Jackson, D-Wash., count- ing ABM approval wlU not Jeop- man life have been confined to • Opal •Jade nip-ht nt Q-A1 ^ ,rTv. canccI tliclr landing while firemen worked for more the obvious and dramatic, such rt 1 a 10-hour pi,u,«. Hmvever, mission control than five hours, charts ardize the forthcoming arms • Man Made Slar Sapplme In O ur Inventory ^ prid ed by the Pentagon. limitation talks' with the Soviet as the incidence of bone can­ • Diamond •Many More rest period. ^officials say, chances of this are Three of the buildings were Kxro|:H Whi*rl (UmkIh, Sum m er IteiuM, IHxilit ami U m utvrrtU rd Ur°tc. believed empty, but one con- of colleagues, Dr. Sternglass TaK StXM'UUn Armstrong, Aldrln and Collins crete block structure contained IngrtOT a little bit -with bigger Signers included former Sec- chaite. colored, and wi'th clear retary of State Dean Aoheson took his investigations consider­ Contract Sifyn<*d rcjiorted no problems with Co- pnlnt and paint supplies which ably farther, into the long-range E. ind retired diplomats Charles lumhii\. fed the flames. subtle effects of radiation. He On Bennet Work "It’s a beautiful machine,’’ When firemen arrived the two go^ H R-N.Y., "Symington F. Bohlen, Robert Mmphy, Fov jurt had a clear simple chart.” Kohler and Arthur Dead ^>th began by studying what happen­ Armstrong reported. wooden and two concrete block ed to Inhabitants of two towns General Eh'ctrie Town Mnnpger Robert B. A minor problem that had buH^ltngs were completely tuTT' E. Bennett, R- Bohlen and Kohler served as Hope You Found Your Size, Honey Utah, an ABM backer, termed aimhassadors to Moscow,' to upper New York State after Weiss and officials of the Jack nagged the flight since Juift aft- “blaze. a fallout cloud from one of the Swivel-Top Lipman Co. of Hartford this Hfl"ff was resolved’Thursday Even the young .shoppers are snapping up the bargains during Sidewalk Sales 1953 atomic tests to Nevada was Girl “rained down” upon them. It m orning signed a $468,890 con- “ days in M anchester, yesterday, today, and tomorrow. This was a" scene repeated COMPLETE to a sensor giving a faulty read- had already been recorded that Hartford Police .several times today at the Shopping Parkade. Yesterday’s heat and humidity Five Prisoners Escape WITH C a n n is te r tract to improv« the heating Ing on an oxygen flow indicator, some five years later there was drove many off the stieets and into the stoi-es, and many store owners hap­ ilnd ventilating in Bennet; Jun- "It nnu-it have got a jolt dur- Not Biased, a dramatic rise In the number 20 In. Delu xe / TOOLS lor High School. ing the launching," an official pily accommodated customers. One even' ))ut up a sign, inviting people inside to From Jail in Police Car of leukemia cases in both towns. ( ’le a n e r Lipm an w as over $100,000 said. " I t ’s like driving your car j^()p and get out of the heat. (Herald photo by Pinto) Puzzled by the fact that many Chief Asserts edwardsville~ . . m. (AP) ’They grabbed a shotg’m and lower than the only other firm “ bump and having the gas of these leukemia cases occured Our n«g. 36 96 (h» escaped fromo pistol and forced the deputies bidding for , the Horton t e m p e r a t u re indicator HARTTCORD, Conn. (A P) — . the Madison County Jail in Ed- into a cell. to children 'vho were not bom Hi-Riser Bike i (General Kleelrie (H'tierul Kleel/ie Co. of Hartford which bid $677,- knocked over to the aide and Police Chief Thomas J. Vaughan until three or four years after I Identified as the fallout, he began to study ('lock Radio Forluhle PhttiiO^raph ** ^kcre. -Tjjurgjjny ^ critical study of Honduras Charges I sheriff’s Louis Aratari, 36, who was Girls: Miss America III - Boys: Huffy Dragster lll{ The contract calls for Lin- ^ course correction fir- _ ‘ ,, , Fire Calls all the statistics ■ for Infant Our n*« II ■•/ 1 Our Rtg. 16.70 man to begin immediately and ‘''B <>l l-^Jlumbla’s engine was so ” q»>.rUnenl wa.s falUiriou-s .Town firefighters went to 43 deaths In that area over sever­ al years. "I found there was Caldor Priced! 28.70 finish "as soon as poLlble “‘•cifate Thursday that another • 3 Speeds Calipei hand- * Double AlIioo I or Kti^» Oi Rare lUu>f% Cease Fire Breach Da.e Rd. yesterday at I2;23 to^"^lrat:y^„^^^^^^ not only an increase to without disturbing the normal ' ‘'''"^1 planned tiKiay was can- In an ll-.page report aubmlttedl' p.m. where they extinguished a brakes-lnmt and icai ' * IViwcilul All Arttund V'aiimm ( leaner 1 2 . 7 0 leukemia, but' to fetal and In­ 1 4 . 8 8 function of school operations." ‘’‘‘I®‘l' to C ity Miuiag<iirrt Cirriic i. , ------c *‘' Seliool St. and $5,378 for nn ex- have several clieckout anti pro- Pacific tests began, the same In our inventory jf: Lemon Pledffe Air Frrahrnrr Glory Kiift tileaner haust sy.stem In the Main paratlon chores, plus a four- tlon of Public Giving, rophrledly Z W L / ,T ' r r E X r i l 7:r hid”‘^'“:^ heai d._viirfoe,4": the other, Station Wagon Pad at a cost od $32,0^ ^ Nuova Ocot- thing happened to the western Bulldlng auditorium. These hour rest period planned before Drice of S3 «nn newly declared Inter- denominations have (Milh the rxirphnri ol trnluiii'' Sc, Ou. H.J I 7* I I t Owf R4f 51c 44 Ou> Sut I t t I tt . Out Reg 4 M epeque. It reporteil It.s forces Troiilile Blocked ^ _ ♦ . 00. communion with outside Luther- separate, and no sta te s.” fbl$244t« Item.s were deducted to keep Armstrong takes the Ilrst step t>v t oininfO «P4^ held off one attack but exi>octcd However, Chorches gave an ana. mefger into a combined Luther- ’This inexplicable loss of life the cost!! us low as pnsslblo. ' on the surface at 2:21 u.m. Mon- another. Albany Ave. has never before been relat­ Mn(.luded are iunvlutcni ^ Llpmun will rip out all the old day. Yolilli Chfirgod exception in Its bid. It cannot "I am -well aware that we ® ® miHion members ( hifu IjithenvLaic Slone- Ip: 99 L- 3 99 1.1 9 .... In San S1/ \ur^ (tiiidro • I vrtffrrn •S|>Mn6 4G <>t ‘\^ir (Iciftirnt ir • Red itid blue pUtd deuRn Building and repim e tliem wlUi could clod to skip the rest porl- In Two Bri^aks w on be natural causes, Including a • I emon PRilfr I4«i/ $i/r „ „ „ „ „ „ Super Oceanic ieiY flo wr f • i lrn« h • Mi»4f tn* I h»tal wtitnt < •!(<() n»«m ru^ • I piTvc Ycwrt voniiMi^, itttii liot watei- radlatoi-s, A cver- od If ttioy felt alert enough to I.x>mplra Department and had . ' meter. SSTd-To^’STDrX"'a n * s . Jacob nationwide.- ^ “ ’ -S-imiXUon-meiTnber ——^ ‘ variety of well-known Infant m l•H4%eU tvauly intlafilly •$ nnt S*( hr 1 < I Irsni ID » )4 Polloo luive arrested du«l ruf •( fce ji iH*4ih. pfifMAt van^piitg, lor to clisingo tlie .stojun to liot face the potenliallv dangerniis '“’■'’’e amo.'Ccxl a 16- taken toree villages. This area " ^«roughfare The outcome of Oie bid will diseases. ’They were simply less Iraiirri . Vj ram .he^kt. water will lx. installiHl thero. de.nandlng tasks plumted ito?: ehorg^ htoi ^rith Is between Nueva Ocotepeque through t,he city’s North End, depend on the requirements of ® general headlquarters convenUon ’Thursday. ’Ihe con- Louis. The ALC was creat- 24’ X 4’ Family Pool The Ea.st Side Ite.', Fnutklln tog 21i hours of A.utslde cxplora- Tl^d ,rfZ 4 ew wiJtor I""* ,Honduras .siUd when youths begun throwing the park depiirtmont for the 14^*- v ^enM tto r^' . . cd to the Midwest about the mm Eind Barnard Bulldltqfs will tlon. the Lempira area Is mountain- ,-o< k.s ,it automobUes Thursday «0«-P®i‘nd dump truck. • ( nion ( arbuke CL»ld-clad "linefs mam .steam healed. Much of the Ylic astronauts Tliiirsd..v “ Iwus no large , ursuay Hiirtford Rond k-aaa _ 522 to 438, ‘’y Getrmaivs, OUR'REG. 297.97 • 5 Vcar liner wjrranlv aging pipe will be replacKi ,uui night transmitted a ^ ^ 4 1 0 ..a. ^ th ere / It said It pliutn^I f W.IS th ^L iJ^ m Synod Thursday approved Norwegians and Danes, Its base cont^x>I.H ln.stalle-j hoiira of trouble bcr the to4 ^ controvenslal ^ue of Minneapolis. • St*lid 4 incli.Ml-«>n l«>p tail RENT • Steel vsali Ills into lop and ummeriBoat (Jearance! 4ekTr a net" pric ^ennlal m^finl last fall had ajx 1 9 7 4 0 The hixillng sy.stem has toam less hotZ 20 nUuu7 ^.l7er fd»ire af- bottom rail chiuiged little .since it wjis in- tlm>- scheduled * Fourth of July break.s One Saivudoran drive is close f'Tted the immediate are of an with a trade-in *^7 *;® —Intormixtog—Intermixing of preachers and intejvammundonIntejvammundon with j ' , ■ ne-in alln\^'i)tii'A /*># _a.. ... ,fh.A QA>*sAy4 «_ __«• > ... • A I 1 steel g a I \'a n i / c d .stalkxl during m vi witli the Tliev Plan another (3 mlm .l.. .“I ““ “ ’"®’ ’'®‘''®'y '^ bloek -stretch of Albany Aven- $350 on>n a h.mn .T '® couwnundcants with the Arheri- Synod as well as with the ” l ilc-Koie” a-dll 1966 dump truck. can Lutheran Church’s 2 6 mil- largest Lutheran de- A CAR? 10-Ft. Aluminum Gurtoj)|M‘> 0 7 buildings. transmlsllm ®„a- CfongnegaUoruU «,u«re miles, that both coun- ><® and neighboring strovets about • So Ram ( fiecki n.mm_i.ss ,m , tries claim. 'Hie terrltonhn dls- !':30 p.m. ' ...... nom ination, the Lutheran OutR««e4 97 / • y, and_ may al.so relay, a Two - Jirwnltes were b rm ^ pyte dates back more th. ^ ®“P- Erom now on Lutherans to America with 3.2 mil- '^,12* \ 3 6 * l*O ol OUB REG. 36.77 #9736 .. ■--* “ lion members. 32.88 4 T om ii Will I'ix show from inside the t.M when to wito DtwaZ”They towe''^)' ^^ar,:^.;^ Z ^^torhX v^ j of r.Trl"*" w " o ^ ' good staX g"^"4Z f do- , 'i tK-In. Sturdy Aluminum Ladder 2-Ft. Aluminum V-Bott^m 1 0 9 .9 7 'Itolnted to th.. youtlw to return to thetr chassis truck. TeiiniH Courts llmr.Hday nlght'.s program $800 non-.suroty bond, and wllV study it. Our Reg 29,99 4|.G4 ' ...... / hom es. gatlans of the othOT' church 24.77 was tlie clean's! ever sent from apiHvu- to court Aug. 11. The war Is the ri Public Records Bills will be opened Aug, 4 at a spaceship. The first 21 min suit not of No arn'.sts were reporteil. Tfi'arrantee Deeds 11 a.in. In tin- MimtcliNd Build- utes...... were devoted to a " view ■ of ______W--.--/ GHARGK YOl R S ty ro fo a m Kayak Norman C. and Helen E, Ry- W h y N o f! ing fm ix-surfaclng the four the earth from 148,000 miles Our R»« 39 97 Icnnl.s couii.s off E. (Tenter St. away. ' « ‘ Japan Asks for Details lander to Earl B. and Jean C PI KGHA.SK 2 9 . 8 8 Od9m of 432 W. MldtSe Tpke We have fully equipped t >mi1fd (|u4DD<*rt So f«i«t 4.he«.4i at (lie M.'inclic.stcr Hlgli Sclwxd. ^"You’re seeing the eiirth as Objector Freed Un til Top Sp 'K g . ace Words . a t 20 Dorothy Rd., new cars for rent by the rile IhKii-d of D ln v to rs on we see It in our lefthand wln- A* July I iigi'ccd to put 0)e joli dow,’ ('olllns narrated. "Just a (Contimieil from Page One) TGKYOOf (AB) ‘Nerve Gas^ Incident ronveyanoe ta x $27.60. day, week or month, at -■ V ., out lo bid. Total cost l.s cx|vct- little over-Thalf the earth Court Rules on Draft Law very reasonable rates! dinner time down there, earth. , , ___Japan.. asked World War II and which Japan of‘'S t\7 S < ^ to ” ' cd to be near $0,000, Noith America. Alaska,...... United.. . PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) »— ..pinion. He ftles-tixl imly to fees* thi; U.S. Einba^y today for full now u^intsits back h..ei, byK„ loioi s n ' o r . l1 m— r.aac Hamondnaruorid to Robert B. When your car is tied up W e’ll show you o u r foo.1 cabl- |l®*ads on rep o rts that Tile job Involves • nn overlay - Stales and Canada, Mexico and *^Hng a contrwensUil mhng AJlim until ttie Supreme CV>urt , ----- a con y d a n d y net," one of them said tainor of highly secret nenv ■ Since Japan re^tLs Ok4uo P^P^y for service or repairs, or y^^•, ^ (; >! over all the courts, a colorcixu Cei.tral America,"' from si fedimal judge to Biwton "'yauiskl intoiTivi, at 79 Broad St., conveyance tax when you need an addi­ •surfai i on Collins boosted the morale of broke o{)cn a t I. f Oklr. ivo lu't tional car . . . court:-, net 1K..SIS aiid' m-iinks w m ld '\l4 o7hZ 4 hat4 '’m R*®*^< i^nie'to^ been very good. We couldn’t be ' C A L L rp= -" nis ccacli, lias -said tlie hTv "'"'•'■"'I' mik h)b .lid The blui-brown planet did a temtV.nuily i, maintains tlx' ..rigdxil ImUet- *'"PP‘®'' , tenons in Okinawa can have undo r Xe w u TOWER wou':t "reluibliltate" the courts. crazy turn. frtHxl U yit*lrnm Viixr dsmmUM* mw))t I IsuwkukKn.! tk>u'n a i^ u li^ the ‘Mission control r^arinnH.vH • ^ w .\_ . bospital zed -•(pread repercu-ssions ' ” ”®’™®® ‘® ° Richard - 4 4 ‘ 'Y - A £ f j L which llilV tx'coine crjickeil. "p,,, ^ ...... niaklng______myself seasick cluingod with rt'fu.sing todUcUisi. drfttodanC...... •The surgeons...... are saZnTtoank ^ resuU of a m'->ap l4' 643-5135 Our ?6 99 ami wan>.'.l since U)ey were in- ('hi,rile," said ('olllns. •hie defendant. John N. Altu), AvKin •ob>'c(ed selc tiwly U> J'®" t®® that." Gym Dandy stalled in tlw lute ll)60s. going to put you rlghtslde un "c' North Kln^p.ton, wu. or-'tjve war in Vietnam but tlvnight Earlier, ('olllns rt'fined to discuss whether where you belong." ‘ rt^ixui-d until tlv U.S. Su- that the law ivmi’tt.xl tvm no control: "Bov told mission nenv g,., miolved A pro-nie O xirt role ■ "shock^" Zthe^^'® ''®'^® Warrantee Deed ':ia a M ra i Play Gvm jix ln ''s d»x"t.sion. The n report Judfth M imil John C, Adam* side communicator, a-'troiiaut ^ ' h . n ).. ( v A « P®at1oular war," Petline «Ud. thing In zero G (weightless- -U hotirs oithln about ^ ^ ^DUlROTiU.; Al)oiit Town Th-., nJ?’* newspaper Asahi quoted Frederick A and Rosann K 19.77 Charles Duke, at .mission. con- Anrll 'uT' "®“' his k Z ) < o Toer, a Okinawa’s leftlst-bsCed .s,., M .^- pro^rty^ TheRev. .lo.iepli E. Vuj,sof trol. , MrtiAiirll by IVS.U.S. Di^'itDistr'it Jvsjge ,U'.i.i to tv "niiglvatvil by Wgh feet on the, forward hatch and al o leftist-backed chief -M'-odt-. w «i ».-«» r a m Our (ivTn Dandy Whirlwind \ I \ I ■/ St, James’ Churchlire will condiict ' Then the astronauts brought o. ®' ^7 todd t^i( ,H.h‘i-ul ivixvrn for his ivbfiv|t iiyoiifT* on radio stationIbn WTNF. Tl)e for a tour of the cabin. Thev H®'*) ‘‘r®*’' *‘i*vs ane (h.s- jxnuv iu,d hrotlvrhoixl, * '/* I*. ^ j! \ reach everywhere to the •- . t'jSn e '" r .»'\J ' , program is .s-pon.-ored ■ by -th "he wed their star chiisA elec- '"‘nati'ry to that they. aUow Rut tv til's tus ft mav. PeUin.' for full if the report U tnie Thomas A (^pb^l of P‘4''' ’ ..'‘.if-t »nd yy ' T*vini i . •o f .>r*• , J •(• *w »V - details • I ! ^ '.fa ! ' '-’P bj- • • , ; ' • -fffDyO; ilV Manchester'Oouivll of Gl)uivt), 0s Ironic calendar, computer !,! ^''«hn»«'d. "mn it b.' said wv OWnawTiH leftist m ajor. a^alnat MORIARTY ' ‘ a*- - • , Mission control; “Sounds like rejx>rt is true he -idded pohticai poiti^ planned to ‘^'nnolhy ojxj Daniel j ' ; 4 .p4s.e r,4 ift • <“i tf. ' J . ' . . ' ; - lx.r, K J and the)Clergy of Manclwst’er. •‘lichen and Instrument panel. '.iki , ran Imlulge in a natlixsil ndher- / ••4. ' • 4 '•»< -. hr. • . . , A rm strong Allan w as .M,.„ienee,l fo two em v to a pol'oy g ran t'n g ox- ■P a-"tic man’ to me." U S authorities Zuld in^o Z V measures. A«i. Gallagher, pniperty^ 16.77 appeared upside Mrs. Kathleen Grimly luid down In Ids stnl^;e worlil ^And yoaro in ttx' DmrbuiV.... (C\aih ) , ,nnpu«M.miplKirw torfor sui-n suid, reasonrenfoo with w^th- i o k ' ''*‘*'"* ‘‘’® f'®®''''®*'rivurrence of such an ‘*’® Okinawan O'Leary Dr . $26.0®. BROTHERS P l a \ ( . \ m #903095 Ow B*« X $24.88 her son, Josejih Gnim'y, txkb - Aldrln did pushups first from hixfonU a.rreoti.m«Uttl Institute oigoig\i a leei.slatUvlegl.slati\v transftimiatlon onr^Tl!. ®®“®^’ *‘“y “®®‘'^®"' He also aste'd the '®f expected to Intro- Northeast Associates Inc of of Portndown, Northern Ire- the eelllng, then the floor by U S IV-strrt Judge Ray-nuvid "f Z itoifl law^’’^ ««“«« to take ^4"^o p^Z ^ ••CooBectlcnt’s Oldest land, are vlnlttog Mr. mid Mrs. faeliig the eamera thin L ivttov Maix-h 20 after h(' Prttlne ' Conclud'd, thnf bv SP a c 7 v 7 v w o ” " provent emrong uivaatoess doing busto« a, Uni- Uiiceto'Mrrrary Dealer" I L L ll SALE. FRI. and SAT. George Btogham of 44 North Ttie flight contimiei! to receive pl.xuKx no ix,nte:4 to tlv i.xiui'. fnving Al'an until tto' Siqg>.n,e ,AP) A tro »o‘Wton'"*mong Ok.hawa s rosidents tlea^d f MAchtoe Oo. of Manch«- Ml CENTER STREET /, > /' ^ MANCHESTER - 1145 T 0L U .N P TURNPIKE lun, ref.ro ,1 charg,- C\x.rfs dect.s1.>n Is n,a le. the in- In twZear^ Z '«. ®®®'>' Bii". launeW Chapel St.. bus.ne« fit. Mrs. Grimly is the cousin headline attention around the tvoi., ■ . launch a maas campaign includ- 'Property $43 0® OPE.N E>'E-VDiGS of the late Mr. and Mrs. Pat- world and prayers were offer.M n u 4 7 V " lerovts of bikh tlv defetxi.ro, m . “ A®**" . Ch'<®dl State. h.is ac- (Except IRnrs.) ® EXIT 93. WILBLR CROSS PARKWAY OPEN LATE EVERY NIGHT . .a tolc expenmenlal txickiwre left knowh-doxt tog demonstrations demanding Releaiv of .Attachment rick Madden of Rlseeil fit. for its success ' t V I ? 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■V PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HEPALD, MANCHESTER/CONN.> FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1969 Resident Thanhs Director Section Two FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1969 home at 16 Laurel St. which FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1969 Father Foley Going to Rome ZonersHear would have less floor area than lEanrlrrstpr lEttpttbtg Pages 13 to 24 the regulations require. FOR RENT For Solutions to Problem David Hodgkins will request 8 and 18 mm. Movie Pm- Jectors soniid or silsat, atoo Something' rare happened at As College Academic D^an Bids Monday a variance to adjust the front­ he was pleased with the effect 85 m m slide prajeotors, teat nlght’a Board of Directors the stop sign had on traffic. He The Rev. Richard L. Foley, a ------^ ^ age* of two A A zone Joits on ’The final public hearing ses^ oamment seaslon at the- Mu­ wanted to express his apprecia­ Manchester native, has been ap­ Norwood St. According to the WELDON DRUG CO.- nicipal Building'—a resident tion. ^ pointed academic dean at the alon until September will be con­ planning department, the lots 7fT Main St,— M t-S n i Off to a Coventry Across the Sea came in to thank the dlreotora " I t ’s the first time it’s hap­ North American College in ducted by the Zoning Board of are old, and have narrow front­ .t ------—--- — ------fo«r solving, a problem. ages. pened that I can remember,” Rome and will leave.for Rome Appeals Monday night at 7 In By JUNE UNTON the entourage outside,. while in­ Directors David Ogedard and according to Odegard who has and his new duties on Aug. 23. Applications to alter aide the Muhlclpal Building’s hear­ The huge jet at Bradley Air­ side one of the busee a teen­ John Garside manned the ses­ manned many o f the sessions. Father Foley, son of Mr. and yard dimensions for the purpose ing room. X port appeared to awallow up the ager reached for another mood sion at which townspeople Three other people spoke to Mrs. Cornelius R. Foley of 49 of erecting garages or carports laughing and waving crowd with his guitar. lo d ^ complaints directly and the tw o directors last night. Scarborough Rd., was named to Many varianc«i to reduce side will be heard from Berto Oivl- which had gathered In front of Tboae noakiiig the trip oould anonymously to the elected of- the post by the United States yards in order td'-§rect gar­ t ll^ u t o Bolton St.; Frank and One man told them that Man-, it a few minutes before. It was De identified by the bright red iflclala Odegard said this morn­ Catholic bishops, who main­ ages will be r e q u e d ^ , and Muian Creamer, 261 Spring Chester would be well advised almost midnight and 171 Cov­ airline duffle begu they were ing that the man had complain­ tained the North American Col­ Moriarty Bros, Inc., wlU.^air St.; l^lchard Bushnell, 3 N. to change its government to an entry citizens (and some neigh­ oarrytag and by the many gift- ed in Jime about the dangerous lege for major seminarians from three separate applications'^— Fairfield. St.; Kenneth Q. Har­ elected mayor kind. Also, he wrapped packages In evidence. intersection o f Buckland Rd. this country studying in Rome. one for permission to add Toyo-' ley, 108 \Helalne R d .; and bors) were on the(r way to said, the town should allow high ancther Cogpntry across the W-tmd.had gotten around that and Tolland Tpke. The new dean is a graduate of ta autos to the Llncoln-- Winston rf.\ Sharp, 365 Sum­ rise apartments on the east side sea. although the English manage The directors brought the the North American College, Jeep line they already sell. ^ mit St. \ of Main St. ’This would tend to ’This was a return visit to to stay plenty dry -with terry- matter up at a full board meet­ where he was ordained to the Michael B. Lynch, the present revitalize the downtown area, over a 100 people of Coventry, cloth towela, they do not ha\’e ing and two solutions were he said. priesthood In 1965. sales manager at Moriarty’s, Is England, who .spent three weeks tbe heavily-patterned kinds that agreed upon. Dakllle phota A priest o f the A r c h- to became president of the new An older man complained Calvary Qnirch have become so popular here. First, a atop sign would be dlocese of Hartford, Father dealership which Moriarty hopes as guests in Connecticut Cov­ that he has had flooding in his Wlhen asked what they -were placed on Tolland Tpke. for Engaged Foley has been associate pro- entry homes last summer. In­ basement on S. Adams St. to locate west of the present Will Show Film . bringing the answer wais in­ eostbound traffic. Next, the fe.ssor of church history since dividual adults, whole families every time it rains because of ’The engagement of Mis.? site, at P41-347 Center Sit. Mori- variably, “Now this' may sur­ whole Intersection will be’ com­ 1967 at Manhattanville College Rev. Richard L. Foley arty’s will also ask for permis­ A documentary film^\0n the and many teen-agers. Including an overloaded storm drain near prise you but I’m bringing pletely straightened out when Katherine Elizabeth Moran of most of the.., Coventry High his hou.se. He has complained sion to erect a sign cloeer to Ufe of the evangelist Billy, Sun­ towela.’’ the state widens R t 15 which Hartford to Michael Jrrfin s^e“ : s the street than the regulaitlans School band, made the trip. about It for 15 years and noth­ day will be shown Sunday at Otherwise and in addition to is several blocks to the we.st o f Bouchard of Coventry has religion at St. Joseph CoUege, Apostle, permit at 316 Center St,, and The plane touched dovim at ing has been done, he said. ’The 7:30 p.m. at C alvary ChurOh,' the lively linens, gifts were the Intersection. West Hartford. He Is now^ln w ill ask for permission to ex­ Gatwlck Airport eouth o f Lon­ problem Is geting worse, he add­ beer.' announced by her. parents, eaperially rsought-after Itema, The man told the directors residence at St. Thomas Semin- to 1964, he pand the business by ten feet 647 B. Middle ’Tpke. ’Die event don early this morning after ed. He said the drain gets so M*". and Mrs. John Moran of such as beyberry candles and In ary, Bloomfield. taught at St. Joseph’s Ool- on the east side of the pre­ is open to the public free o f' meeting the rising sun halfway overloaded that the manhole lege. Hartford. sent location. charge. across the AtlanUc. -rhe land­ one case an inexpeslve styro- cover actually pope off. He atten d ^S t. James’ School, Hta slater, Sister Elizabeth .foam picnic cooler. One Eng­ Her fiance Is the son of Mr. Robert Winkler of Winkler 'The film traces the itfe of ing would have been al 10:80 S r Sonias Seminary, Ann Foley of the Slaters of Blondes lishman requeated that his vist- A woman complained about Auto Parts. 179 W. M iddle ’Tpke., and rise to popularity o f the a.m., according to the English TREMANO SEPTIC and Mrs. Clement Bouchard, f ® his BA Mercy, teaches English at ters bring along some ot that the exetsBive spepeding and traf­ w ill ask the board for three var­ famous evangelist, and ewents like Pinehurst U. S. Big Ben, which is five hours Bread and Milk Rd., Coventry. ^ MA degrees In phllosphy Sacred Heart High School Wa- “wonderful chocolate syrup, fic on Henry St. It is dangerous iances; To extend the building of the past 100 years. Pictured ahead of our Ume. A two-hour TANK SERVICE fr ^ Catholic University, Wash- teTbury, In the faU she’ will Choice Chuck Patties. H«rshey's in the can,’’ for area children. She suggest­ Mias Moran, a graduate of 25 feet into a residence B zone, are Billy Sunday’s baseball trip to Coventry, whicn Is 90 Ington D.C., and his degree In study for her dootot^e in Eng- Other gifts were dioaen for ed one or all of three steps. Northwest Catholic High School to park ten cars, and to reduce career, the stoay of his con­ Their boy friends and miles northwest of London, sacred theology from the Gre- llsh at the Univereity of JUdnols their asaociatlon with this area, Tel. 742-9770 Speed lim it signs should be put In West Hartford, l.s .employed the side yard to zero feet for version, his tabernacles, and brothers enjoy them, too. would put the actual reunion gorian College University In Faither Foley I3 the liephew hand-blown candlesticks made up. 'Caution, Children' type by the Connecticut Mutual Life thqt part of the buUding that the tremendous crowds he drew. of the year-old friends at about ^ n ie . In June 1968 he received of the Rev. Daniel J F ^ v Blonde nurses and all by the University of ConneoU- signs should be put up. And- Iruarrance Co. of Hartford. Mr. would be in the residence zone. It also tells of his war against 1 p.m. this afternoon, their his dM tor o i phllosphy degree In formerly of Manchester who fe time. cut’s glass-blower, Allan Brown third, sto^ signs should be Bouchard, a Navy veteran, is a Front End Dynamics, located liquor, his friendships with the housewives fiay-^they save the study of religion from Har- the pastor of St. Edward the and the cookbook nzsde tomous placed at the intersection of graduate of Howell Cheney af, the rm r o f 244 Broad St., great men of his time, and -the ’them fuss, wi>rk and - A year of preparation and Henry and Bowers Sts. Technical School and l.s an vord University. He also was a Oonfessor Parish in New Fair- planning led to the few hours by Adelma Simmons of Oarpi- student of church hl.story at the field. will request a special exception results today o f his colorful bother. landa. Ooventry's herb lady. The comment sessions are electrician at Colt's Firearms to cortduct a general auto repair ministry. of subdued .waiting for the held twice monthly in the morn­ Inc., Hartford. Sorbonne, Paris, France, under ______Dads most always call chertered TWA Flight 8118 to One ambitious traveler knlt- Those departing had plenty of time for Ulk. Buses got them to Bradley Airport h o u rW o ^ T u k w ff^ '’ business. Also featured in the film is ing of the first Tuesday and the be called. ’The business of tag­ ed a sweater for her hostess, The wedding is planned for ^ flavor and color, Russell B. Davidson w ill ask Homer Rodeheaver, Billy Sun­ for seconds. evening of the third Thursday. his ordination. Father add minced pimento to cream ging baggage and checking bnowlng the slae from being Oct, 11. for a varianci^xin convert a one- day’s trombone-playing song- Foley served as aasistanf at St. of mushroom or celgfy soup. passports had been taken care hostess to her last summer. family home t6^a two-family leader for 20 years. of earlier In the evening when Official gifts were brought U.S. CHUCK they all assembled at Coventry from the ’Town of Coventry, High School. from the high stdiooi and from the band. l^ank Atwood of Manchester at terminal. The ra­ Coventry’s brand new Fire PATTIES Engine 1 1 escorted the four Coventry High School band dio and TV personality joined Coventry group on busloads of travelers to the members could be spotted car­ trip. (Herald photo by Pinto) 5 to O m Ib. 800 lb. town line. ’Traffic stopped for rying InstnimentB. According to hand director Carl SaUna, 38 ot the 49-members o f the con­ If you love to sew cert band were making the trip ... 4 lbs. ’3.56 and theM Included the 21-mem­ ber dance band. They will play ■ / concerts, but the occasion IMESH MADE looked forward to as the great- POTATO 8ALAD. COLE M A W « « t Is a guest spot half-hour there’s SO MUCH for you MACABOm SALAD appearance at Coventry’s Wg- gert.-the Lacano Dance Hall. \ TTie band’s fund was able to pay ISO of each member’s ex- petises, enabling more of them at the B IG N EW to go> ’The teen-agers on the trip are looking forward to a fun time In England. Ohe with hair Two teen-agers await flight flanked ity atay-»>ehind friends Ninety-two high school’studentrUe?!r«"n'tri?^’ grown especially for the oc- oaaton, at least the occasion same groups which took caTe of cepted gladly, he said. Their three had to change plans, ami looki as though half of the made a good eoccuse, explained last summer's 'arrangements. daughter, Joanna, plans to their places were Immediately town of Coventry Is up there / that the swinging apoU were A. Wilde, Coventry High meet them in Englaiul for a taken watching." the pube. Apparently today’s School principal, and his nssts- tour and they will stay port of Michael Peece, the other pub is not the homey haven tant, Larry itolght, were among Peece pointed to the obssrva- the Ume with a host family. ' selectman making the trip, wherein Is dispensed polls of the busleot of the waiting num­ Uon d«M-k where half a t tTarven- One selectman went hU sep­ promised to call a aeiectmen's ale to old tired wage-earners. bers last night. The teachers try might just hsvs bssn. and arate wai) on a commercial Be assured today’s English pub, going as chaperones also hod meeting in the other t.'ovenlry added, "It's the most exciting flight, but of necessny. as he -siS r for a historical first It can bs thing to happen In Coventry If one can beUeve the Now gen- more than their own luggage on gave his .reserved seat to his aratlon at the airport, Is a ha- their m ij^ , and these Included done apparently as two of the eincs . and ha paused , u « son It was a last minute de vien tor short sklpts ’ and long Sollna, Mftj. Marilyn Bowman, three selectmen of the town wUl thinking, "einca last summer’s clslon to bring the boy, so W il­ hair. They promised to «nd out Keith FlnkraJ and Eklmund be there making the neceesary visit.’’ He laughed and boarded liam Glenney will meet hU fam­ Brunettes for sure. Dotley. quorum. the plane with the rest of his ily and everyone else In Cov­ Otherwise the young travelers Not ail of the group were- *'I*ve never seen eo many people. Bay Pinehontt lean entry, England The plane was rlmvMills are looking forward to buying from Coventry. A notable ex­ lia{q>y peo|ile.'' lie exrburned as As one of the teen-agers put Chuck Patties are the oompletniy filled and of those some clothes In the mod capital. ception and one especially made the group began to board the II. ’’I f e not the moon, but It’s FABRIC OEPARTMEIMT STORES who ortglnaily signed up only greatest. One has ah order to pick up a was Invitation accepted by plane In the bright lights. ”It someplace." Office workers, factory .mini-skirt for a friend, assum­ Prank Atwood of WTIC and employes, neighborhood ing they got to Carnaby 8t. Mrs. Atwood, He did a tele'vl- and church groups order which they undoubtedly will. ■lon program oonesrning ths OAKUND STREET- Rte. 83 - MANCHESHR I them by the pound, by ’The Coventry High School visit last summer and plans an Boosters Club Is sponsoring the the dozen and by the other after this trip "The trip with the Caludon Castle story fascinated me(, the town hundred for large cook P T A group In England, the out parties and they buy to-town exchange, and we ac fresh rolls at Pinehurst and serve Heinz pickles and relishes from our Woolens • Suitings. large selection. piETEIRS and hundreds J" I -of others swear by Pine­ Dress Fabrics hurst lean U. S. Choice SATURDAY, JULY 19 Chopped Sirloin PaWee. Barrett AND (HmtUd photo by Silver) Drapery & Upholstery Fabrics M iss Hilds Keller, 81, oldest of the Coven^Lv v’isitors, has a chat With the U.S. Cfiole* Chopped /oungest, Genevieve Knight, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Knight. 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stated talking to my mother." time. My father doc.sn’t drink Jane said she came to Ala- every day." ■' to Cuban beaches, steeped in ^^ANCHESTER, CONN.1 FRIDAY’, JULY 18, 1969 teen on her own. No one in her Sponsor, "Does your moUi- Cuba Ready criminal political, violence. In In­ PAGE FIFTEEN An Alateen Meeting lamlly is in AA or Al-Anon. Her er?" tervention or in their sordid the moon and created) the lunar treatment of the people." man’s first moon- landing la father drinks. She told how John, "Yeah.” rills being called on to unravel./.ElVen (Ed. ■ N ote: TWa is the third To Welcome U.S. naval operations in Cuba July Sale Lunar Dust Could Answer But others believe the rills At this point, the five all got home was the night, before. Sue, ^TJo you love them?" It Apollo II does not come back now are restricted to the Ameri­ In^ three-part aeries. The pr^ up and went for smokes. The ‘•My father was baby-sitting. John, "I don’t know.” were once underground polls or with all the answers. It will, in vlpus articles on succearive .Alateen sponsor, a woman mem­ The baby took a ^han-lful of Sue, "Do you hate them?" can naval base at Guantanamo. The WMthar b streams of lava, called "lava USSR Ships There has been no official In- the words of N'ASA scientist days reported a typical j J t ber c t Al-Anon, spoke about the sleeping pills and downed them. John, "I don’t know.” tubes,” Into which the ground John W. Dietrich, "put some dlcaUon whether Prime Minis­ If our meeting and an AI-Anon m eet­ kids she has sefen. Wlien I got home, he was mad Sporisor, "You’re In a deep HAVANA (AP) .—The Cuban hot and so b tlw Age-Old Queries of Creation above collapsed. ter Fidel Castro will be on hand limits on the range of specula­ ing.! at me. He told me to pack up freeze, John." government is preparing a mas­ . Tliese are some of the puzzles tion." “They have terrific problems for the arrival of the Soviet at home. Its so good for them and' get out. Sue. "When you live in a fam ­ sive welcome for the Soviet na­ salts poet. O ■ r showed its consisten- inciud^ J. Gordon S’lpe of By .MAIXOUM BARLOW ships. In recent days he has bo know they are not req;x3nsibte "My mother won’t let me ily like \fiat, you’re sick .your­ val squadron due in Havana (AP) , Like specimens from a cy to be like wet beach sand. BosuZuniverslty's Depai^ent harbor Sunday morning. been cutting sugar cane in the Ok used cars don’t The Alateen meeting on a re­ leave yet. self. You’ve got to have help stitdrion b Ksr* museum of the CreaUon, lunarv Surve>xjrs aim found, through of^yslcs, suggest^ that these for their parents. '* But they fields to promote hla call for a cent Wednesday night at the "I went upstairs and counted from outside.” Thousands of Cubans are ex­ rocks brought to earth by Apollo remote-controlled dig- ^ la r seas were formtd when must .lenm they are respon­ record sugar harvest. Second CongregatlonaJ Churcii the pills left. My father was pected to line the seawall to rific and If yot sible for themselvee, she said. They broke up a few more However, his brother Raul, 11 could begin to answer ques- large Iron or me- was ver>- 'loose but Intenss. The screaming at me. I started cry­ greet the squadron, which will “They can help their parents times before caUing it quits for the deputy prime minister and -look like used cars five teen-agers attending kept be the biggest show of Soviet M watching tht If they, by some miracle, ever ing. I used the serenity prayer the night? Several waited In the head of the armed forces, is ex­ getting up and walking out to muscle on this Communist is­ centuries. ^en a few milhmeters/'aeep. leaving high-density masses want to stay sober. An Alateen (part of the AA program). I church hail for their mothers pected to be among the high have a cigarette or some water. member has plenty to do just picked up the baby and tried who were attending a Al-Anon land since the 1962 missile cri­ p r f e ^ 'c h e e k They could provide the first ^ientirts from th^Univer- that hav? remained there ever sis. Communist and military offl-. solid clues about how the moon burgh ha^suggest- since. Then they would return and working on himself,” she said. to keep him awake. meeting in the church that dais present. ^ it’s because they’re The el^t-ship squadroif. In­ E. M. Y. start again. The kids came beck. "It turned out the baby had night. low and stt how and solar syrtem formed, and '"“y m/rely be be- j,, u,e nrocesa th»v i cluding a guided missile cruiser Bohemia said the Soviet sai­ End Of Model Year Sale The Alateen sponsor, a wom­ Sue said, -"When I oame Into Uken only two pills. But we lors would spend part of their ^ r^ p s tell whether life ever <>f bleachm^rom the sun. soli was melted b T ^ -e^ m S an m em ber of Al-Ahon, eat in were scared," Jane.aald. and two submarines, will be the cowiporttiv wo existed anywhere but on earth. ^i-^y and other scientists dls- pressure, possibly c a u s l^ ^ e m Alateen, my father wasn’t drink­ first’Soviet naval force to visit eight-®ars- , would never bs able to gain the iment carried by wafor or some bucket seata. center corwo4e. to my father. Three months children for the coming school E astern Elurope. Tom said, "I still call him guilty to manslaughter charges ago, my atrter moved out and he year to Hartford. The Cuban news magazine A theory supported by recent r.^ ® P'®"® equator of other fluid down the moon’s AT DRASTIC REDUCTIONS names. I don’t like to think in unrelated cases have result­ came to me to hrip understand Allotments are based on the Bohemia said the visit by the findings from manned and un- ® ®®'"^,^' purely must canyon-llke rills from the high- 1968 Opal about him because of the way ed in prison sentences against manned moon orbit rights holds “ '*’as thrown off the lands Into the seas. Over mil- $1795 why.” number of children aged 8 to 17 Soviet ships "constitutes anoth­ two women. OVER 60 CARS IN STOCK I960 V/W Bhia $1995 on the sessions. She said UtUe. he acta. I hate him all the in families with Incomes below that the moon is more rigid in way,- ” Urey ' said. Hons -- of— jyears, — =, these moon riv-nv- Deluxe Station Wagx>n. 4*cyUiider. 4-apeed Sue recalled old friends. She tim e." er example of revolutionary so­ Doris Irvin, 36, of New Haven Tom, 14, said, "I drove him t2,000 a year or families that lidarity that in spite of its short structure than earth and,an.i there­ Urey, a leader of.of the "eoM’’cold ers could could have have carried mt-rHes enough trana.. radio. Sport Coupe. 4-cyllnder, automatic stick ■aid, "I used to hang around was sentenced Thursday in Su­ fore, rocks on the moon’s sur- shift, radio, whitewall Urea. ' to drink." arith a rough crowd. One guy The sponsor said, "Alcoholi.sm receive 12,000 or more under the duration — one week — will iv/ons on cne moon's sur- "iccn” school, also does not be- and other heavy elements U like pregnancy. You can’t perior Court to 10 to 18 years face may well go back deep into ''®''® and earth are ‘>u‘>d up the mascons. Jane, 17, .sa d, "No, It's in hla ■hot his wife and his best Aid to Dependent Children wel­ heighten the enthusiasm of the hide it after a while. John, does for faUlly slashing Julia Red­ the planet’s history. s'lstei’ formed out of the Advocates of the "hot moon” psychology. It has nothing to do friend. A boy had a knife at my fare program. Of the 84,882 Con­ armed forces and their combat mond, 44, on April 7. PGrformance Cars with you." one of your parents drink?" necticut children In this cate­ 1967 Mustang thiTMit once. Even then 1 preparatkms." Mrs. Connie Mae Rodrigues "If this is true, the moon will ®*^®® **°ause theory believe Internal vol- I967 Corvair John, "Both." gory. 10,826 live In Hartford. $1595 "How come every time I get thought they were okay. Recalling U.S. naval Interven­ Curtain. 22, of Milford drew a prove an exceedingly interest- to understand the canoes had more to do with Coupe. 6-cyllnder, automatic, power iteer ^Tom said, "The only time he The »1.2S2,000 the state an­ ing object, for its surface will chemical compositions shaping the moon than did me- ing, radio. u-hUewall Urea. Monxti Sport Sedan. S-cyllncter, Automatic, in .trouble, he goes to the bot­ "I never trusted anyone. I tions In Cuba before the Castro sentence of 7 to 12 years for In Stock nuilo. whitewall Urea. can come here Is when l^ls nounced Thursday would be go­ revolution, «the magazine sa id : give us information' about the ’ ™ nnd moon.” tcors striking the surface, tle?" Tom asked. / started trusting my sp->nsor. I mother’s drunk enough.” the fatal shooting of her hus­ ing to Hartford Is 19 per cent of "How different were the visits, very early history of the solar particular, he noted In a re- Robert Strom and Bwen Whit- Jane .said, "T hat's an ex­ never tnisted older people. I’ve John, "They fight all the band James, 26, on April 29. New Car Special cuse." the total for the entire state. for example, of Yankee Marines .;ystem,’’ said Harold C. Urey, ®®"‘ ^clenUfic journal, studies taker of the University of Arlzo- 1957 Piyitiae LeliMt $2145 isj; Camaw Tom said, • "So I shouldn't Equipped with standard safety features, 199 consultant to the space agency the moon’s iron content is "a. who believe the moon was $1895 and professor of chemistry at similar to that of the sun formed at the same time as gi.ve him an excu.se." cu. in. 6 cyl. engine, heater and de- ip 4 Q O f i SUPER B V-8 engine, 3-apeed floor ahift, bucket leata. Coupe 4-cyl. engine, 3-apeed truia., Jane said, "Just don't get in froster, S-speed standard trans. I 7 # 0 largtf at the University of Cali- earth, raising the ques- earth, note that other lunar seas vinyl roof cover, radio. radio.'whitewall tlioa. trouble." Paul Dod{e fomia in San Diego. tion: filled with melted basalt exist > • Sue, 18, asked John, 18, why Few, if any, scientists believe moon not indeed a '^•’•ch apparently are no’, the re- •he gets In trouble. the 100 or so pounds of lunar ®*"’P'e of solar rtiateriaJ more ®*''* meteor Impact, 6 PACKS - SWINBERS - 440’s "Tm with him," John said We don’t put this guarantee Pontiac samples to be brought back to P'’‘'o“*ve than the earth?" Harold Masursky, of tne U.S. 1966 Ghevrotet $1695 .1964 Chevrolet $1395 nodding his head toward Tom. earth with Apollo 11 astronauts suggested that the Geological Survey, another "hot 1967 CHEVROLET s o y s : CONVERTIBLES 1963 CADILLAC Impala Sport Sediui. V-8 engine, automatic, Impala Super Sport Coupe V-8, automatic, Sue, "If he jumped |. “ A CSood PIacc to Buy • Car” "I’m wise.” ing Laboratory at the Manned earth. Gravity pull from lar Waterproofing Done. Sue asked, ’’Did you ever WE W IU 65 RAMBLER CLASSIC 770 Spacecraft Center in Houston. these objects caused moon or- think of It from the teacher’s 1 M 4 V W Copy,, 4-eyl. ooylM,- . Mfemrii.______ir.M. Dr. Ted H. Foss, director for biting spacecraft to dip nearer McKINNEY BROS. CHEVROLET 1 9 6 6 V W 1 9 6 5 V W inittio., powor ttooHno, rodio, i CHORCHES point of view?” 1 9 6 7 V W SERVICE lunar----- geology ■ at the center, fbe .surface as they .sped over- 118 P earl St. — 64S-53M Deluxe Station Wagon. fop, Hritd vinddiloM. Rori ohHo, h-'.H, Jane said, "He’s not doing Qhla Ooupe. Light gray, Sedan. Blue, SlfAC said, "It probably will be a Sewerage Disposal Co OF MANCHESTER Radio, red and SAAC Sedan. Green, vinyl in­ WHAT WE SELL! Irio rio r. *1495 month or more before anyone is Urey and other researchers. CO .. Inc. himself any favors with you. He blaok interior, radio. '*1193 terior, very ee |E AC M) Oakland-Street, 51un(4|iMter — i4S-37M wtitte. '* 9 9 9 ready to say anything definite. CARTER could make more money pick­ clean. * 13iw CHKYHLEK — IIODtiE 65 VOLKSWAGEN CONVERTIBLE There will be a 30-day report." 1229 Main S t — Open Evcnlngn till 9 — ThunMlay till « — Manehaatar ing garbage.” Stoadard VW oqripim ri phu radio and Open Even. Except ThiinKjay and Saturday Tom said he once got caught wUfMril tir«. rad wHli whit, There are three main theories 1 9 6 8 V W about how the moon came to be. throwing chalk. Sue,asked him, 1 9 6 4 V W rioyl kriwtor. "Didn’t you think you’d get 1 9 6 6 V W *1295 One is that the moon and Sedan. Beige, vinyl in­ 1 9 6 6 V W caught?" B e^ n . WMte, Fastback Sunrob/. Vinyl, earth are sister planets formed terior, radio. 79S Sedan. Blue, vinyl inter­ by oncentrations of two gas­ ’"niero’s 18 million thlng.s Interior. Very S |00g '68 CHEVROLET NOVA JOHN ior, whitewall $1gSg eous masses which separated I get away with," he said. ■harp. 2-Door Sedan. Eloonomy phis — 4-cyi. engine,, stand­ Sue, "Walt till you have to ard shift, radio, and beater. Blue mist with o ’l from the sun about 4',-i billion make money. Employein* won’t matching interior. ^ | OT9 years ago, probiibly within 200 hire yon. You get mod when­ 1 9 6 4 V W ■/ LATA 1 9 6 8 V W million ^ars after the forma­ ever the police come to your 1 9 6 6 V W '67 BUICK SKYLARK GS400 tion of the sun ItselL YOU CAN Sunroof. Red^ Vliiyl Interi­ house. Walt till there’s a little Sedan. Red, vinyl interior, 1 9 6 6 V W 2-Door Hardtc^. A real beauty. Glas Belted tires, con­ A secorKl theory 'is th at the or, radio. M iss Sedan. Beige, vinyl Interi- "Whtp-Up" A Raat Buy at money missing from the regis­ or. radio. auto, trans. ^ISgS station Wagon. Cf JAC sole mount automatic trans., power steering, strato moon Wiis once part of earth personally ter. They’ll always look at blue, white, clean. * 1 4 9 3 bucket seats, custom road wheels, radio, JK4AAC and was tom from it by an out­ you.” Oxford roof. White with aqua vinyl inlerior. side gravitational force, like a recommends DILLON FORD Tom said, "1 know a guy pas.sing comet or . 319 Main St. Manchaitar who stole three diamond cut- u'66 DODGE DART The third is that the moon Is a these fine tens from Pratt A Whitney” 4-Donr Sedan. A top selling compact, 6 cyl., body foreign to earth which ori­ THIS MONTH ’ Jane, "Whal’d he 'iSo with TED TRU D O N , Inc. I anUunatlc shift. Royal blue/nMitching interior. ~ 19 w 9 ginated from the outside or, them 7 ’ ’ S TOLLAND TPKE. — TALCOTTVILLE more likely, from the inside of "Nothing." '66 RAMBLER CLASSIC 770 the solar system and was some- “Safe Buy” 4-Door Station Wagon. One of our original sales, how captured by earth's gravi- BRANB NEW equipped w ith 232 cu. 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Great for PHArS OUR KOltl) c o l ST It V Wjl lU t 1963 SQUIRE 167 PONT. $2395 9-Door Sdan. 6 cyl., ^-^>eed standard diift One of the most hpated con- Uon! the beach! MIKE’S' 1969 LTD Wagon 6 Passenger 1963 FAIRLANE / i Wagon, Ford, Black, 6 Passenger, Autonutic, CataHna ' 4 ■ Door Hardtop A J'eal economy champ^. One owner. 4 1 0 9 5 trowrsies Ls whether the moon $1395 51195 V-6 engmr, auUsnatlr Iransmisalon. p'nvcr •teerins s»mI GEO’S - 1969 FAIRLANE 500 4 Door Sedan Wagon, Blue, Ford, Automatic Transifussion 1 Sedan. V-8., auto., P6, PB, Red/matchlng Intsi^. is "hot," similar to earth with F u a PRICE V-8 Engine,' Radio, Power iSteering, Power RAH, factory air o¥INDSOR AVI.—ItO im 13 R6CKVILLE M3-2495 373 TEL 6 4 4 ^ Tom Bari Phn Tryen “On The Level at ("enter and Broad” M A N C H I ~ MANCHESTER SHOP TO NIG H T till 9:00 P J t 315 CENTER STREET • 64.V5135 SALES AND SERVICE F h o n e 64S DILLON FOR . OVER THIRTY YEARS AND SAVE Incorporated ^Open Evenings, Except Thursday 319 Main Street.'Manckeiter Read Herald Ads’ manchesters r e l ia b l e f o r d d e a l e r A. \ V " \ ; . \ V' ^ .'i:. \, PAGE SIXTEEN \A MAyVCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY. JULY 18, 1969 MANCjHEiyriSK EVENING HERAI^. MANCHESTER, C0NN„ FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1969 Arnold Palmer^ Bill Casper Fire 73 Rounds PAGE SEVENTEEN Orioles’ Dave MclSidly Hurls lSth Consecutive Victory U.S . Open Champion ~ ^ ^ 'f / ~ 'l' ‘ I ------' ^------Oakland A’s Keeping Pace - /

Collaps^ from Heat Nattonal I*eague MANCHESTER C.C. 1 East Divleion PHILADELPHIA (AP) forced at five others to "1 was talking with Chuck Following are the starting W. L, Pet. G.B. With Leadi: Chicago __ — Orville fell victim P“-' \ Courtney the other night," he times and pairing for Sunday’s g Minnesota 57 38 .613 Trailing DlcksM and' Koynton recalled. "I told him that when Senior Championship Touma- New York 51 37 .580. SH to the gasping heat, while NEW YORK (AP) — troit trimmed Washington/4-3. A base»looded walks drlviiY Ih pitcher until Robinson connect­ St. IjouIs 49 46 .516 9 Frank Boynton discovered stroke a t ^ were Mac I play in sectional tournaments ment at Mandieater Country Boston’s game at New York was Forgive the Oa)dand Ath­ the runs. _ ed. Pittsburgh, 45 48 .484 13 the power ' of positive l^l® Dotiglass, I^u at home I’m concentrating on Club. rained out and the other/teams Later, Harmon Klllebrew It marked the elghtli time that Phila’phla 38 52 .433 thinlfintr wnrlrc Graham and New Zealand’s Bob winning, on catching the leader. 8:02 Kristof, Welmon, Wall, letics for feeling like were not scheduled. 17H f o r b i d ® Charles, a left-hander who fin- “ I’m not worried abok mak- Prindle smashed a tape-measure hom­ McNally has been ree«cu*'d from Montreal 29 63 .315 27H they’re on a treadmill to • • t er. Klllebrew’s 28th of the sea­ V for him—o but could1 be dan- -i.u ------uhe.] second in— last weck^s Brit- ing the cut or making a check. I 8:09 Karzes, Agoetineill, Ool- a possible loss by a late BalU. West Division gerous to anyone else with- ish Open and has been in the top go out to win. And the golf I-ybum, McOarthy oblivion. Chasing the Min­ A’S 1 PILOTS — son crashed into the center field more i»illy. The vlctorj- went to I-os Angeles 52 39 .571 ._ in a tee shot. lO in nine of his last 11 events. play there is good enough to win 8:16 Starters Time nesota 'Twins can be a frus­ Sal Bnndo did a <^e-man Job backdrop, 466 feet from home reliever Pete Richert while Stan Atlanta 53 41 .564 H "I almost killed Arnold Palm- -*1 *8 was a big group Includ- out here. So I decided to go out 8:23 Stuek, Anderson, Man- trating pastime. on Seattle tor th e/A ’s. Bando plate. It marke*! the .second Williams, the vlcUm' of Robin­ San Fran. 52 41 .559 1 • _ , er and destroyed Chuck Court- -fo^l Goldstrand. Bunky and try to win this one. nella, Pesslni Oakland has won se-ven of drilled fire straight hits and time Klllebrew has reached the son’s homer, was the loser Cincinnati 47 40 .540 3 ney and Dick Rhyan—Just by Henry. Ray Floyd, Bob Stone, 'And Dick Rhyan gave me 8:30 Curtis, V. Clementlno. eight games In the last week in­ drova In Oakland’s first four backdrop In the nine ywua that Houston 47 47 .800 6H association," the 32-year-old Babe Hlskey, Deane Beman and some coaching, he helped a Eigner, lot, Carlson cluding nuiraday night’s 8-2 vic­ runs as the Pilots suffered thelf the Twins hare pVay*>d In Minne­ TNGERS - skNATORS — San Diego 33 63 340 21H Boynton Joked ’Thursday after Tommy Jacobs. getUng me into Uie proper pos- 8:37 Dutelle, . McLaughlin, tory over the Seattle Pllote. eighth straight loss. sota. No other hitter tats erer WilUe Horton’s thixa'-nm hom­ Thunulay’s Resulta shooting a five-under-par 67 for Trevino had a 70. Frank lure, the proper position, Hunt, ’Turley That’s a good enough pace In Don Mlncher homered for the hit one out in that region of Met­ er gave Detroit a quick lead .MOmtreal 6, Pittsburgh 4 ropolitan Stadium. a share of the first-round lead Heard, Julius Boros and defend- “Those two, the talk with 8:44 WUkoa, Jarvis,. Gardella, most places but all It did for the third straight game for Seattle, iigainM Wartiington but It fixik San Fnui. 14, l*>s Ajigeles 13 with Bob Dickson in the Phlla- champion Bob Murphy were Courtney and Rhyan’s coaching, Levlton A’s was drop them another IVi Bando doubled one run home Jim Kaat, who made three er­ •some rtoul relief pitching by St. Ix>ula It. PhUiidelphla 3 Atlanta 12, Cincinnati 2 Al delphla Golf Classic. grouped at 72. helped get me here." 8:51 Betko, Shenning, WUley. games behind the rampaging in the firat and two more in the rors, gained credit (or hts lOtli Fred Insher atxl l>on McMiiltoii viotorj- w-lUi J*«rr>- Crider (inlah- Only games scheduled TRYING TO BEAT,THE HEAT—With tempera- Put it was no Joking matter -Arnold Palmer and Billy Cas- ’Hien he noticed 'ooth had Shaw TNvins in the American League’s third. Then lie singled hts next to preserve the \1ctory. refuge under towel during the opening round of Ing up. 'Today's Games ture.s in the mid nineties and humidity clo.se to 65 8:88 Plodrtk, Lorrentzen, Gig- West Division.’ three times up and raised his The Semtors had close*! the the Philadelphia Golf Classic, Douglass shot a 68, for Moody. The 35-year-oId U.S. ®"d appeared withdrawn because of tlie heat. New York (Koosman 7-5) at per cent. Dale Dougla.s.s, keeps his coo! by taking Opeh champion collapsed from °f missing the "Good Lord,” Boyntbn said, lio, Atherton / Minnesota won Us ninth batting avarnge to ,291. Tigers’ lend to t-3 wlxm Isi.shi r which was four under par for the torrid day. 9:06 Masi, Chanda, A^rs, ORIOLES ■ I n d ia n s — Montreal (Rotiertwin 2-7), N heat prostration on the 18th fair- when the field is trimmed to "I ve destroyed them by asso- straight and 18th in tlta last 20 • • • escxiped a two-on. one-out >im M elley Robinson htammered a Chicago (Holtzman 11-6) at way. Oxygen was admlnltered ®"d ties for the final elation.” ^ outlng)3 Thursday, whipping CSit- TWINS - WHITE SOX — in the eighth ' by retiring Kil two-run homer in the eighth In­ Brinkman and Jim French. Phlladelplila (Fryman 8-6), N and he was taken from the Saturday and Sun- As to Palmer, Boynton said ,, cago 8-5. The victory kept the . The Twins jumjied onr C3iloago ning that movxxl Baltimore jxuit Del Unfer’s or»e-*ait triple and St: lanits (GUwon 11-71 ,it Visit to Camp Doesnh M eanW ork course by an ambulance,ICC, hisIlia ““o' * . . --- shirtsleeve caught onVII hislus Q.ia a Twins’ West lead at a comforta­ starter Joe Horlen and rushed Olementino, Cleveland. a walk to Tim Cullen kixx-ke 0-1 or Culver He was not hospitalized and pl-ayed*bri^ inA^?* the 13th green, where «« they win, but can’t afford to Minnesota sent 12 men to the 5-61, N U« game unbeaten Hiring wna In Frank HowanI, wlui had jhiUxI ISamath’s Affair Continues as in rood enndiHor, P .r hnefly in 1967, then went Palmer was putting out. 1 could lose. plate in the big Inning with ain- U>s Angeles (Singer 12-7) at 9 : ^ ' Stanford, S t John, Jeopard>-. McNally, lifted for a his Stth- homer of the yixir lay Talks with Team Members Golf iron on the 18th and .saved Jils ing times left for this coming Hiuitiaflnl 4-8) at Atlanta (Stone HANOVER, N.H. (AP)—Paul 9-3 luid BritUm 2-1), 2, twl-nlght N E W Y O R K < A P ) — However, Rozeiu.- did say that doing hLs tssrt m avoid any ------event. Kenrrett, 19, of Keene, the de- Saturday's Games The Joe Namath affair Namith's elandtsllne visit to breach of contract ard thereby fcrrdlng champion,' moved into Sports Viewing Ni-w York at M«>ntrcal might lie .settled today, but training camp did nr^t mean Jer^pardiae Jiny possible law suit. the quarter-final round today of SATURDAY EUJNGTON RIDGE Schoendienst Fills Squad Chicago at Philadelphia don't count on it. that the quarterback had re-port­ TTie suit, coul.d occur If Na­ the New Hampshire Amateur Whitworth to Defend St Ix)ul-s at Pittsburgh. N ed for work. 1:00 (30) Roller Derby. The reluctant qutirterback math dons hij; celebrated white Golf Championship after win­ Following are the starting San Diego at Atlanta, N 2:00 (30)Game of ifie times and tees for Saturday and slipped Into the Jets' Ijung Is­ "He’s Jtlll a retired player as shoes, works oyt and Rozelle ning two matches TTiursday at week. Houston at Clnctnmitl fiir as we're

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PAGE EIGHTEEN ’------^ FRIDAY, JULY 18. 1969 BUGGS BUNNY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1969 OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE PAGE NINETEEN LOVELV V C U T ITCXrC BUT 1 GOT A NICE PILE DOUBLE SUOSVS REPAST... BUM! X Of DISHES WAITIN' PER A g eAMEKV CROSSIN UM, VAS , BUftKKP! KNOW VER YA IN TH' J7----- — r------CLUCK! iH erira^i CHECK, BROKE PERHAPS we Antwtr >• PrtriiMM Pwil* KITCHEN! 7/NO INSULTS, TWises,'rtjirBe NtlU OUGHTA , E vfecy PRDFGSSIONAU PLEASE! a n o l p s c o t - BE ABLE TO V \ ' AAAAreuR CRlMINOLOCtSre Bodies of Water fe'i-iwar. LA N P VAiSt? SOLVE THE IN TOWN m a n j-**howu SHOULP K?p;!Sii= CBIAAE WAVE HAS A FOOL OUR 1 COME Y tX i « CAT LOCAL. 1 -----Sica (Bib.) P L A Y E R OONSTASLILACV/ 2 Throw off r: ^ B u e s L A K r S A V IN S 4 U k e ----- 3 Flavor for SOOP NIGHT/ 8 -----Sea pickles (Antaratiea) 4 0 xUke 12 Friend (Fr.) African ULoan antelope 14 Russian citjr •7A 5 Annud on the Oka income (Fr.) 15 Nothing 6 Sitting Bull, village 42Ruaaianunit ALLEY OOP 16 Caucasian BY V. T. HAMLIN for example 24 River----- of distance language 7 Decretal 25 Gloved 43 Girl’s name Distance rrS A PING-PONS J^,IWAREWEfa« 17 8 Juliet's friend woman 44 Large sea phoney bu siness, KNOW ITS PHONEY IF BKAUSe rr TAKES measure 9 Face east 28 Chief river of. THAT'S WHAT IT « / ONE TICAJCH o n e ! duck YOU PONO^ GO GET 18 ------Ocean10 Vend Epirus 45 Onion, for TH'aOOPS ON 'EM? 20 Wriggling 11 Weaver’l l 29 Aroma instance 21 Function of reed 31 Pintail duck 46 Belgian river thought 19 Helper ^A frica n 48 Knot 23 Arthtirian 22 Sacred bird equine 49 Muse of lady of Egypt 35 Shores history 28 Arrest (slang) 23 Greenland 39 Dormant SOParadiae 27 Philippine peasant 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 30 Fork prongs 6 r l i II 32 Reptile 12 II 14 34 Warnings of 16 danger 16 17 . OUT OUR WAY 36 Bout (coIL) BY J. B. WILLIAMS II 37 Garment it ST border 1. EDWARD, WILL YOU ii 22 JBE MV DAD. ^ 38 Greek letter e iw» hy NU. hw. TJA I**To5‘ f 'f f J^l-L THE a CLASS ABOUT THE A\ACHI NE . ' 40 Ursine 29 28 S" DAVY JONES x V O U R A\Y PAD IS, A MACHINIST. animal d a d ■11 f^ T U A H / S B B PUSH THE ST It BY LEPF and McWILLIAMS ®MT,TON0N THE MACHINE, 41 Supervisor 33 SHE THE METAL. EEIN^ 45 Cattle died 5T 111 STILL CAN'T ▼ PON'T LET HER GOOD WHAT ARE You ▼ WE SAW YOU ^ 47 Act of uniting * J lo o k s. FOOL YOU, ANP DOING HERE / MAKE THE PICK- a n d c u t , • < 51 East Indian 11 CRIMINAL / 1 SHF m ay be ARMEP.' A N D CUT, ^ ii a 1 ON M Y DOCKJV u P O U T t h e r e . grass a n d CUT SOME MORE! ■ " 1■ 52 Require 41 42 43 44 8 bb pa d stand AROUNP.V 53 Elderly 54 Allows <6 46 *i m 60 - • m ? . U L p w sand hill 62 M Ei^ire 0 " 57 Unruly child u u H" 58 Box 59 Geologic time u BT Mrs. Pat Collins, wife of Apollo 11 command mod­ from the space ship last night. Viewing the pic- period ule pilot, Michael Collins, looks at an Associated sJl tui e at her home near the Manned Spacecraft Cen­ Apollo 11 astronauts Neil Arm.strong, bottom, and it sjied on toward the moon. The s|HU’e<‘raft was (Ntwipeper ii)(*rptim Auii.) Press WirepHoto' of her husband and Command ter, Mrs. Collins said: “Wow, that’s fantastic. . . Michael Collins ai'e shown as they aiipeiired on alsiut 1 I8,:t.')0 fniles fropi earth when the picture Pilot Neil Armstrong taken during the telecast r think it’s pretty wonderful.’’ (A P Photofax) television beamed back to earth from Aimllo 11 as was mader (.-\1’ I’hotofax) ^ 1W» fc. *y»« tr**«*»». hw-

CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER WAYOUT Both Countries^ BY KEN MUSE Heat Takes Toll ------L POLLY ~ T • Mkmka ARDITH'S HELLO WANT TA U ht M Badly Damaged I'SN PFETTY “A ARorrHis T-'» ■ SHOW a n d TEUl- On Blood Donors PET (Contlmied from Page One) BII?DIE/ C pA C R E p BL(SiNBS6 PET the same as, before. Those who riu‘ luimid. '.Ml-pbi.s bciil yc.stenlay .NliaiTily n r - SHOP areas hut many in tndusrtrial return to their homeland will roiini’cil (he mimlH«r o f (bo.>u« doiiatiiig IiIihhI at the He(.s Itloodmobile’.s vi.sit to St. Itridget School llall t d created anuxig Hondurana sur­ their country’s ecoivomy. Only t)l pint.A of blood were I'ollected. ' faced IfuEk year when the Hondu­ o 'Ihere are no easy solutions. TTie heal failed to keep awny - - ran gDvenunenit en a cts a land Mediators from Oosta Rica, aevernl mulU-gnlloti donors. w v, reddekrl'butiion law. Honduran Guatemala and Nicaragua sug­ however. Lead iig llw donors ’ radicals saw it as an opportuni­ lUeikiJxl K \\\in»r'r \Valu*r gested before the shooting start- wiui JoMrph Tuny Jr . nvIuwt ty tt> "get rid of the Guaimoos" iwr, CkrTaM MllHnipUtn. Ml.Yf* ed, that the fl've countries draw lUimitUm yealrntay |mt him at —Salvadorans. They atarted an IslUtiin up an immigration treaty per­ the .ix-gallon levcL th>m>rM ^^*^*'*** J**yv<* Hjtokii. Nfrn anti-Salvadoran campaign. mitting the free flow of Central '1^ : Other iiiiiltl-gutlon Miirfra.rt«t Stw*a, Ou'M rr The trouble snowhaUed. There Americans in and out of all five wore FYiuik Rolietis and Syl­ BUZZ SAWYER was violence at soccer matches vester Hetisim, three giiUonia: nations. Mr» • TtrytHw Iji'iiklmu. Ntn* BY ROY CRANE between the two countries, the 'This is easier said than done. • /■ Walter linyb, two gallons; THANK YbU... SHAD, WiaYDU fhriolli>e Ellis, (leorge K Eul- IkirlMirii JttokMMi. MrH KkrOit** flow of refugees back to El Sal­ Wherever the em'granis go they HAVE A c a r r y the SAWVERS'THlMfiS j n e t k v t d . ■ len, Rimiild ILalpli, iumI Mr*. , ** ^Motiraw vador, a’ diplomatic ngubura, carry their problems, both so­ LOVELY UP TO THEIR RX)M?^ - - lattu It TanI, one giillon AiiriUn Ctuunis'ni, Mrs O i-lll.i then four days ago war. cial and economic. HOME, -( sure/ Mieluibtk. Mni Ja,w M WTute MCn. A oeese-flre may stop tlie The solution lies in coordinat­ Tlioee who kejK Ihoir ii|i|iotnt O '*» h HIA «si Tsa. «t Alsu, K r« tAxvfiUK'e Tisii- SNOW. fighting, but wlU not solve the ed efforts by all five nations. menu were, Mrs Eileen ( ’ Flynn. Mm, M ury iJnvta. M r* *'***^- M i*h Mnncartf J __ L \ confUct. But agreat deal of diplomacy Iteveral hundred thousand Sal- will be reqr^nod to bring Hondu­ Heleti Hojnrakl, Mrs, Marto It, Muhotwy, Jiweph Ilium, 4 YOU sure (XME vadlorane win remain in. Hondu- ras and El Salvador back into a II rteiiMim. M rs I ).mimii Maw W dflE ing Miie b-r. Ix e siji! i:i TO THE RIGHT v.-r, Mrs KhUiw luw, Mrs Isils HaynKMxl ,ft Htici. ’ns.iii .■y but their lives wUl not be working partnership. I’lACE, THE COWS Amleromi. Mrs Anne A fin e ‘M* ls>m*xtrUi>. Jiunm V Me YOU / ^ SONS PRY, THE him. C arter D el'o rm lrr, M rs Oiioe, J.dm Hiaim uavii-a .huiu-s YOU CURE CHrcKEMS AINT Priscilla laippeii, Mrs Margn ** Ixdlure, Ibisarlii .Haiariiz,i, F O L K S ' UNM'/ANPTHERES ret H o le, M rs Edw ard .McKesv Kurt Ijrs lrrs . John J Hcixun-til. .TROURH? WORMS IN THE Earthly Problems TOMATOES. er. Adam Wllkowskl. Jsiiics Orrln sinnk>> Mattrssiii 7 -/& \ C IHt L NtA. h. Ta. ■.» lU hi ON 'Tierney, John (iarsld e Jr., M rs. IK>kjrtw larwln, llmsaint Jmoijn '‘B«ar In mind that not only does it do the work of llelnii Asi'Hlnr, Mrs Jacquelyn TTwuJits>is, < iaikinavslcl 10 men, it also releasee 10 parking spaces!” Beset Home Front Mlarin, Arthur E Moone, Mr# The m-ert Itksxlnudsle vuai to MICKEY FINN Jean KlflIIck. Verism E. Hmith Mttnc(nv(.*de,| extrhoain Im- ac- RADIO-EflUIPPED CAR appearance of the house, three no unscheduled doorstep inter­ leaosto w here the ter tax le|pslalle< lal advantages enilsoklrst In TTm- (meijM-i-'i of oitrly ll•ajU1o Ht/Rgy/ Us- ]>resenl Internal Hevenis, acllim on ii reform bill rteibl ^ip / C oventry O s lr llb«- Bculr III Ua, lulmliitatmtbm s MR. ABERNATHY favor BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY l-resstng Its drive l» bring a coniiiretirnslve. tux refimri tail 3 - Nathan Hale Antiques Show ls-f«>re tile I liaise IW ore ttw NEVER MENTION THE WORD /s n Y t h a t Atig 13 i-ongriewhifsil recess, D ir iiH u n S ayn CAT IN FRONT OF A BIRD! CUTE? PDUY, SetfTomorrow at Homestead Itie ci'mcmlllee rriairtr-lly httx IS TAKING • ■rdere.l a draft nluie<| at sraiie C ; O r I J m d d i A CAT WINTHROP )>res«-fitty legal ■(tf.ts eijiirea that he Second Annual Nathan tion will be u.sed for the build­ WAHHlNOTtl.N (A P ) Hen- NAP! BY DICK CAVALU rreuu In rechiessl (astsi Hale Antiques Festival will be ing fund. " - ate ltr{oih|lcan lesuiera ouy tfioy Auctioneer' Bob Hen;lrick((on Ois- of tile curirmlly legal have lInreJSop .11 43 flfil* vXrs held tomorrow from 10 a.m. to pCfs'e-tore La -a nssUKal of will put on the block items from against ony\ax reform aniend- b 6 p.m. on the grounds of the the old St. Mary's. Church and rrrstslng a corn|siny’a Inoane In |WII NA&Tf W H A T W N D O F a single y.uir mt H can taka- full Nathan Hale Homestead, South Rectoiy, in addition to articles, ^ And ttwy l iaJrn eiugh Iiemo- E X e S T M E .. A - m e o e v advarkagr ) ilo mis a rbmpwny and Landmarks Society, Inc. ii bake sale will be held Any­ be beaten ,uQN65eeiPHMav 7-rg CONES hiAsryJ' carves lait ' a |s.rti/jn of ttn fu and proceeds from thb event one wislYng to donate baked For example, the Kcpubllcans U- lure iinsKwiOjn and aells this any there obviously, w ill' be PRISCILLA’S POP will be used for maintenance goods US asked to have them BY AL VERMEER riirren ily enraigti iienua rutlc vXes from and upkeep on the 1776 home of Those attending the 'auction A dlfferera, srerullnl AHC ott pnatuiing Stales, to help Revolutionary War martyr, Na­ at the old Church by- 10 n m; should bring a chair. tranaaclksi Involve, tfa- sate .d! them ilefeat any proposals to than Hale, which is a public a»aert. will dressed oLamped envelope If ' !,ig.. cut, yulried with the seven Re BY BOB LUBBERS they desire a re<'«pt\ Tax btllkyy also be open to the public for a \ c o m m ltiy. Oe.-Ulon , publlcona on the pane) to get tfle mu.'t accompany alE payment* ' ^lU approved #-*. ' ' ^ ASSeXAiAQ C7VERANrajT:>tXJ mirimal fee. This is the first ...... ?■- / Wl^e-ther to y«cv>(nmend i uUu% MAtSMlFIciAir/^GT. time the house hag been com­ fridge Closed ^ TTiey 'dectined' to cunstdsr a MASeiB'S \ ■- Thi.8 i.s Mission f'oVitrfii at ManneH ^Spacecraft Cen­ screen while the sMrpe imaRe ap[>eaps on the , 'h e I 7J, js-i'Tent oil depieJKei THERE S rp E ttrtW ■\ ■ Area reside.nts -«iouUl re single tax reform amsndment- BACKie pletely furnished. The lumlsh- ter, Ilou.ston. Tex., a.-, the telecast from A ixjUo' II screen on the wall in the IjackRToumi, t.SA.SA- Cl'-w-.n- e still to be rracbe-l TVaueo, CW THE OTHER ings have, however, been loan­ member the Parker Bridge Hut .Majiurtly l-eadsr Mike 6 IP e OF THAT .‘(parecraft wits in jirotne-ss Mem!x;i;8 of the flij/ht Bul even «m e Ardent defers! KATHY ed and will not be permanent­ P-o.id bridge is closed, an 1 will photo via A l’ I’hotofaxj.i .Manxftctd and his seinate Dsnio- eewoe?./ tiiiector'.', team look at the earth on small television era <-f .iru-eniivs-e f,,r the oll irv UKGesTue ly placed In the little green te for approximately one ii>-.lry ctoi'-e.le privately the dc crwlic Policy I'omnilttee have 5 P/RITHP Insisted a full program of tax LITTLE SPORTS house. one month Extensive repairs ar pletion albrw-arv-.- I* iik 'ly lo t* ANIMAL reform must accompany exten­ Free parking is available for one month Extensive repair, 'Uasion on the 2* WUa. wml 110-47. ultA noM « 2i \2 <• led down IWWARP... T -/ 9 b y . r o u s o n sion of the surtax visitors on the grounds of the are . now Wing made on the Ra»chford sakd he would be in i/m m thr SrrtAt. T » - lax reform push, if sue homestead. The homestead «till bridge Nine Vetoes Target cbntacd with Benate n-,a>ofity After the committee's aa'Uon, '•"•fully held to schedule \ / / Mansttssld said flatly his position also be open to the p8 ATsSUKIJ-HI ( A l 'f In rt:e 10 p-r isr-t tncome -nirtax SPAl’e ’ I'ENTER, Houaton 18th century period. •lenl Terry Kl*ho(i. tel. 14J EE»j. ' leaders, but were no< rccom of A fe/i*rA4 . « ’ Urtnigh [fie Hefiate fiefure the (f«itlnued from I'agr On--) I API More ttuui tM bglHoo ' Aiirtioa Be< mended, Include requiring that n^’Wjy (orrr.>-<) of elif*rctor» r-fe c s ! c/T.r day with no difficulty If motort-ycle rvierw w »«r helmelj, has bssh appropnated for Cbs > 1 h "lA. w. Ta h, «i hi 0(1 St Mary's Church will hold One can make a good --lofhe.' hAA cUrt«0 to ic>jvtrr\ th

\ ■ a ■ PAGE TWENTT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1969 ■MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 18. 1969 Mobile Homes 6-A~ Business Services « , Help Wanted— Male 36 PAGE TWENTY-ONE Offered 13 Pointing— Poperinq 21 Troilers— Mimnery, Holp Wanted-. Help Wanted-^-Mole 36 Help Wanted— Male 34 and Accessories 46 rHKRB OITGHTA BE A LAW OIL b u r n e r service me­ BT 8HORTBN n j WHIPPLE Wanted To Rent 68 Houses For Sale 72 BRK3K, block and stone work; NTCK T8APAT8ARM Painting Dressmaking 19 Female ' 35 ------— CLASSIFIED IF SHOPPING the discounters Contractor — Exterior and In­ chanic. Must have license. Con­ Brick walls, patios, outdoor-in- a u t o m o b i l e has turned you off, why not DREBBMAKINO ' and altera­ tact Mr. Gibbs, 875-8248. RESPONSIBLE ^FAMILY seeks MANCHESTER —Oversized 8- door.' fireplaces, sidewalks, terior. Reasonable rates. Free HOUSEWIPfil to answer phone Call ^ rtO O K L E WAITED FOR P E R F E a WEATHER, A k ) JUST AS +C SLIPPED TWE SPRAV stop in at Rectown USA. Your tions, zippers replaced etc. “ : - r*' '• •** '"’*'( twx) or threc-bedroom apart- room Oape. Four bedrooms,' chimneys. Free estimates. estimates, Call 843-1731. at home (no selling). Write m e c h a n i c __ TO SPRAfJ-PAlRTrilS PATIO FURRlTURjEv.* Oir^f>"\KJ i iO Oi Ckzi ir A/!?-rrr-k - new legitimate Camper center. Call 64S-UU MACHINISTS LATHE operator, bw BUTHDH ^ UP B l e w MOR e a s i e r HOR a ••• ment or single home,/ Near fireplace, all built-ins, family Domeplc Morrone, 649-1604. New England Appliance, 119 1^’ PLYW OOD BOAT. $150, ADVERTISING We offer a complete line of NAME YOUR own price. Paint­ operators, second shift, ex- ANp GUECS WHO CAUGHT ALL TMEFAlHT. school, no pets. References rt»m , walk-but patio. Excellent Anne St., Hartford. Qualified mechanic r^uired motor homes, travel trailers, ing, paper hanging, paper re­ CUSTOM made bridal gowns Second Shift perlm ced men only. ’ LeM l or bMt. offer. Call anytime. • BEAUTIFUL available. Lease, security de- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS COMPLE'TE sharpening serv­ for Plymouth-Chrysler deal­ condition. Don’t wait. H.M moval, ceilings. Guaranteed and formals. \ Reasonable. Corp., 1 AQtchell Dr., 643-2362. 643-69ffi. , posit. Call 875-6580. pick-up campers, tent trailers. ice. Hand and power mowers ership. Top wages, overtime MOT Frechette, Re.altors. 647-9993 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. . We guarantee courteous atten­ workmanship. Prompt service, Please call 643-72M. : T\10 TEACHERS need three sharpened and repaired. Pick available, permanent posi- 14’ B O A t and trailer, 25 h.p. WWI9PER ' satisfaction guaranteed. 647- DEPARTMENT MECHANIC — Part or full­ to four room apartmmt to BEAUTIFUL Split Level, as­ tion from one of our traiined up and delivery. Call anytime. LATHE A N D motor. Best offer. Call after A B R eE 2 E .' 9564. m a n a g e r time. Sales oriented, .ipply 328 Uon. .excellent working con­ sumable mortgage 5tj per sales representatives. Our fa­ 5 p.m., 643-6624. ’) rent from Augu-st 1st. Must be CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 643-5305. Sharpall, 585 Adams ‘ Moving— Tmckifig— BRIDGEPORT MEN West Middle Tpke., Arrow ditions, free hospital, major cilities include an Indoor show­ HARDWARE DEPT. within two miles of Manches- cent, 3 nice bedrooms, ga­ 4 ^ I'.M. DAY BEFORE PLBLICATION S t, Manchester, Cbnn. EXTERIOR and interior paint­ Stereo Tape Town. meolcal. Ufe insurance and room, a parts and accessory ____ Storage 20 15’ ALU M INU M runabout boat, HWooiv’ School. Contact rage, large com er lot. F u ll' ing and siding. Free estimates. Full-time. pension plan, paid uniforms D eiid lln r^ r Sutiirduy iind Monday Is 4:30 p.m. Friday department as well as qual­ AR E YO U payring for valet made by Duratech, equipped SU-ams, 129 Solton-itall 81., price $23,500. Call on thl.s one. Call 649-4391. - MAN(3HE8TER Dellvery.ll^ Apply in person. Some Openings EXPERIENCED hydraulic M d laundry service, paid ified service personnel. Trades service to ^ck-up your rub­ Box 3. Canandaigua, NY., Mitten Realty, Realtors. 643- trucking and package delivery. backhoe operator. Steady 5vork holidays and vacations. Ary- with 40 h.p. Evinrude electric welcomed and we gladly ar­ First Shift 14424. . C930. PLEASE READ YOUR AD bish and not getting it. If so CONTRACTOR — .Interior, ex­ Refrigerators, washers and 643-5927. ply V ^ start motor. Both in excellent range bank financing on a unit call 647-9625. Manchester Rub- W. T. GRANT condition. Lady Bea trailer in------______Classified or “ Want Ads” are taken over the phone as a terior painting, paper hanging. stove moving, specialty. Fold J JUST U S TE D — Three-bed- of your choice. Remember at bl.^. For commercial and Manchester Shopping Parkade Local reputable concern- ex­ TTFRU/t a x t eluded.,Ready for ocean fUh- eonvcnlenee. The advertiser should, rearl Ids ad the FIRST Discoimt on wallpaper. Call Ing chairs for rent. 649-(?f52. Business Property coom Ranch with fireplace, Reclown U.SA, quality doesn’t household. P.S. Thanks to our 646-8048. Oscar Hebert. panding operations- Air- PAYLOADER operator, steady HERMAN MOTORS INC. big, cruising or water skiing. DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in time for the cathedral celling, two-car ga­ next insertion. The Herald is responsible for only ONE In- cost. It pays.' We are located many customers for rtandlng conditioned, excellent oppor­ work. Call 643-5927. $700. Call 643-1247. For Sale 70 55 Windsor Ave., Rockville rage. Situated on a wooded eorreet or omitted insertion for any advertisement and then on Route 6, WUllmantIc. by while we were making our SDWARD R. - PRICE-Painting Painting— Papering 21 tunity for advancement. Call HAIRDRESSERS wanted, part- or phone' 875-9604, 643-0091 ; 391 CENTER Street, an eight two-acre lot. Large -sundeck off only to the extent of a "make good” insertion. Errors which change. exterior and interior Paper 525-2903, ask for George 14’ PE N N Y A N N boat, 18 h.p. 19fi7 SHASTA 17' Astro-fllte L. PELLETIER PAINTINO~ time or full-time. Apply Magic for appointment Evinrude, approximately 50 II room home with 2-car garage the kitchen. $23,900. Phllbrlck do not lessen the value of the advertisement will not be hanging. CeUIngs. etc. Insured. Lindon. AU replies strictly trailer, self-contained. 649-0147. Mirror, 757 Main St., Manches­ located In buslnes.s n itme. corrected by "m ake good” Insertion. '• ^ 649-1003. Interior and exterior painting. confidential. hours, Trallcar trailer, one Agency, RenIton», 646-4200. Papering and paper removal. ter, 643-2449. ELECTRICIAN year old,- $350. 646-4862 after 6 11 Dw elhng could be e a sily con­ CAATPERS for sale or rent. Household Services SAND BLASTER needed on B. H. M AGOW AN JR. i Sons, Free estimates. Workmanship first shift at the Klock Co., 1366 p.ih. verted for professional or com­ (Rockville, Toll Free) Richens Trailer Sales, Somers' Offered 13-A Interior and exterior painting, (Industrial) guaranteed. Fully insured. 643- 'Tolland Tpke., Manchester. =1 mercial occupancy. Robert J. BOWERS SCmXIL AREA Rd., Route 190, Stafford paper hanging. Thirty years 9043, 649-6328. ' ! Smith. Inc., " 963 Main Street, 643-2711 DEMONSTRATORS Apply in person. a 875-3136 Springs, (3onn. Call 1-684-3287. REV^AVn^G oF bums,~mot^^ experience, four generations. Immediate opehing for an Garden— Farm— 649-5241. M ACHINISTS —Bridgeport and 7-/e Immaculate 6-room Cnjs-. Camel Trailers, three models, holes, zippers repaired. Win­ Free estimates, fully insured. P A IN T IN G — interior and ex­ Industrial Electrician with SHEET metal workers, aircraft lathe operators, aircraft exjier- Dairy Products 50 all flnlshcil. Thrx'*'. or four j Present this ad for free spare dow .shades made to measure, 643-7361. 164 Oak Street. terior, very reasonable, free Guaranteed $180 In toys and DC knowledge in a non- experimental only. Top pay for ------MANCTlES-TEir —“ I'rime re! gifts free to you phis $100 imental only. Top pay for to ta ll location fo r imlc. la rg e Ivilrxxinis. living nxim with tire and wheel on purchase of all size Venetian blinds. Keys BRIGHTER Homes — Painting, estimates. Cal] Richard defense plamt. Day Shift. top personnel. Ftill benefits. FRESH native sweet corn, Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? In cash for Just 20 nights •personnel. Full benefits. Apply . building, alr-condltloneil. plen- oonu-f fireplace and w:ill to Oasis 2 or Oasis 3, trailer, made while you wait. ’Tape re­ decorating’ papering, interior Martin, 649-9285. 649-4411. All Company fringe benefits Apply in person. Rolo Machine squash at Buckland Farm s work. Phone collect 1-489- In person, Rolo Machine Co., SEt'AfOUA' k'E/r I ly parking. Call H. M. Fre- wall c.irpt'tlng, roomy kltch d'jring month of July. corders for rent. M arlow’s. 867 and extenor -^Pully Insured. paid. Greater Hartford Co^, Inc., 55 Elm St., Manches- Vegetable Stand, opposite Cal- JOSEPH P. LEWIS Custom Inc., 65 Elm St., Manchester. I chette. R e a lto rs. 647-9993. en. ceramic Ixilh. oversized 24-Hour Answering Service Main St. 649-5221. Call John Drever, 872-4165, 875- 4101 or after 5 p.m., 1-482- Area. An equal opportunity ter. dor’s. Painting. Interior . and ex- 0248 or write Laurene Co., employer.- Reply to Box garage, alunilmim combln.i- 1834. FOR SALE Mansfield; BiisT- TWO H AN D YM E N want a ______^______terior. . Paper hanging. Wall- Goshen, Oonn., 06766. "G ” , Manchester Herald. CUSTODIAN and lane mainten­ tion windows, ailimilmim Free to Herald Readers Musical instruments S3 nrae D is t ric t ; Exc e llen t com- variety of Jobs by day or hour. ------'------:------paper books on request. Fully ______-______ance man, nights. Apbly Holi­ ______Apartments—Flats— Business Locations siding Well .s^btH-d yard Household Goods 51 nx rrla l building; TtXIO sq ft.; with eomiile)/ city utiUtle.s Wiinl information on one of our classified advertisements? CAMP Reasonable. Call 643-6305, 648- Floor Finishing 24 i'^red. Free estimates. Call ---- 7T,------;---- TT------TOOL AND GAGE day Lanes, 39 Spei^ St., siLV E R T O N E accustic Spanish Tenements 63 For Rent 64 good IwMitlng ami n tr r.m dltlon- On bus llij/ Minimum down No luiswer at the telephone listed? Simply call the TRAILER 8292. — 649-9658, If no answer, 643-6362. " ® ' P W a n t o d — M a i® 3 6 Manchester. HARDLY used 1969 demonstra­ "F-Hole” guitar steel strings, ... FLOOR SANDING and reflnish- MAKERS In;; sy.steni; giiruge sjxice for 3 tor zig-zag sewing machine .sunburst finish.flnlsli Caseftnse included.inciiiH»H ^ RNISHDE SS room flat, ixiynuml/to qimlifled buy Ing (specializing In older INSID E—outside painting. Spe­ CABINET maker with super­ ove rsize d v e h lc liv , ample pav- er-i l-’Ull prtee only $22.)XXi U G H T TRUCKING, bulk deliv­ and stylish cabinet. Sews but- Ask for Tom after 6 p.m., 643- second floor. 136 Woodland St., SPECIAL cial rates for people over 66. visory experience. Excellent 480 M AIN ST. — Store or office, EDWARDS ery, yards, attics, cellars clean­ floors). Inside painting. Paper Top rates, overtime, all .tons on, makes buttonholes, 9471. heat furnished. $100. monthly, tal p a rking space, also 5 room C.yir ItotH-rt W Miinlo. k SAVINGS ed and removed. Also odd Jobs hanging. No job too smaU Call my competitors, then call opportunity. Dlsplaycraft, benefits, profit sharing pen­ Ind hems, dams. mono- with garage $110. Inquire 168 $130. Includes heat, 646-2436, Cape Included. O invenlent to ^Realtor. AUTO MECHANICS 9-5. , ANSWERING SERVICE SALE . . . 644-8662. John VerfaJlle, 649-6750. me. Elstlmates given. 649-7863. Manche^er. 643-9657. sion, air-conditioned. Under gratqs. overcasts, makes fan­ FOR SALE: Woodland St., 643,8474. gooil hlghwa)"s I’nr-'d low cy stilqhes. Still under guaran­ e r $40’s. Call E., K. Wee* NOW! new management. SPINET PIANO FOR R E N T ot sale 461 Main U & R REALTY UO, INU. 0 Building— New Ford dealer requires four additional mechan- M ANCHESTER Suburb — Five R ta lto r at 429-9369, Help W onted- tee. Ortly $57, or you can Street. Building and lot next 649-0500 875-2519 Bonds— Stocks— PRODUCHTON LATHE . ''’aatvd, responsible party to room second floor apartment Conrraefing 14 Female 35 LxnerSncp transmission charge itT'^Shee delivery. Capi­ to Post Office Excellent'Iocs- t) 13-’J(i'.)’_> and leave your message. You’ll hear from our ndverttsor in at MANCHESTER TOOL & in two-fanilly home. Garage. MANCHESTER l^id St Mortgages 27 AND f commensurate with ability. Ex­ tol Sewing rvice Manager, bike over low monthly payments lion (or any use 646-2426 from Jig time without spending all evening at the telephone. DESIGN INC. 246-2140, If tollVall collect!..^11_4 .f>non na spinet ivinnnpiano. Can Krtbe seen $120 monthly plus utilities. Center of actlvlty^ 4 ^ 9 square CUSTOM craft cabinets, vani­ MORTGAGES, loans, first, sec- in «hop. Apply 4 to 5 p m fixit mitsonary bdlhllng on t 20x TOAILER W ORLD INC. MILLING HANDS ^ . loc.illy Write Credit Manager Adults preferred. Haves Agen­ JUST LISTED Gnielous 4 ties. rec room.s, bars, ©tc. De- opid, third, all kli^, realty, 130 Hartford Rd., Manchester cy. 646 0131, 300 lot. Hujje o r lease. Call DICTAPHONE SEWING MACHINE8 — singer P.O. Box 35. Cortland, Ohio. MAIN ST., comer office. $ bcdrixim Colonial In preferred Automobiles For Sale 4 t, ■slgned and made to your needs. statewide. Credit rating un­ Machinery building exper­ rooms and lavatory. House it Warren E/lkiwIand. Kesiltor Uwatlon with a.s-.Hum.iblo mort How'.r saving $.375. suit you? In Plastic laminating, what would necessary, reasonable. Confi­ ience needed. Apply In per­ 643-1108,. the, market for an exrdtlng new condition? M^kes“ ® ' i i S C^'lT643^7raS"after‘’''6 'n ^ n ,'“ Heat' h « wa’iTr"’ '‘ f ’’*' Hale BUlg. Call 643-2667 gage fu ll for iIi-|;i (Ih I ’lul 1007 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass 4- you like covered? 649-7681, dential, quick arrangements. TYPIST son. Overtime available. Ap­ ELECTRICIAN — Journeyman hems, embroiders, etc. Drlg- p ni L.. " '" o r . iind ap- HERALD camper trailer? Here’s a deal Dillon Sales and Service, Inc. lirlek Agency. Realtors. 640- door. Immacubite. Many ex­ Al-vln Lundy Agency, 627-7971, pointments arranged. Lib­ and experienced helper. Top 319 Main St. tnally over $300., 6 monuily ------, pllnnces. $125. Security, adults. M ANCHESTER Central lo- M AhldlESTER 1,200 square you can't or shouldn’t miss. CEMENT WORK - No Job too 4218) tras. $l,.300. Entering military 983 Main Street. Hartford. Eve­ PART TIME 9 A. M. TO eral benefits. wages with benefits. Call be­ Manchester payments of $8.50 each or p a^ \ FurS 57 646-2426. 9 to 5 p.m. nilton 5.000 square feet of p > *t block building with offUr BOX L E H E R S service. 228-3074 after i. small, sidewalks preferred. ' * Aildltional lanil for 'xjxinskiti. ( lome out today and see why nings, 233-6876. tween 8 a.m. at 6 p.m., Rob­ $51 cash, 522-0931 denier \ Wearing^ Apparel— warelKiuse aiwior. small office^ ROLLING PARK Cape Cod Call 742-9791. 1 P.M. WE HAVE tenants waiting for Short walk lo Main St Excel­ For Your you iind your fam ily con af­ erts Electric Oo., 644-2421. parking area, reasonable •Seven rooms, |ios.xlble five 1900 GTO, 2-drxir, 3-.spied, ex­ SECOND MORTGAGE — Un­ METRONICS INC. CUSTOM made draperies, slip REM O D EL your old fur coat your apartment or house. Call lent tenmi available. Warren ford a Tm de Winds CajUdlna WES ROBBINS Carpentry re­ 6 DAYS— 20 HOURS terms, Hayes Agchry, 046)0131 bedrooms, flreplnee, treed lot Information cellent condition, low mileage. limited funds available for sec­ 640 HllUard St. LATH E operator. Vertical tur- covers and reupholsteflng. Into JO .stoles, — -a cape----- or - a- Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 646- E. llowtiuid, Itenllor. tV4.3-U 08. Campei Trailer. We’re offering modeling specialist. Additions, 4536. ^ City utilities. $33,500 Phllbrlck Cai; Slutter 043-0820. ond mortgages, payments to WEEKLY pet lathe operators. Hardinge Budget terms. Established in Jacket as little as $19.95. MANCHESTEU ^ ) square THE HERALD will Jiot this special only to Introduce Manchester, Conn. PERMANENT POSITIONS Agency, Realtors, «46;4200 rec nx>ms, dormers, porches, suit your budget. Expedient chucker operator. First class (eel for lease. Fentrnlly Uv dl.HcIo.se the Identity of This progressive multi-line 1945, Days, 524-0154 evening.s Chester;r Fhirrlers of Rockville *4EW ONE and two-bedroom de you to the special opening days cabinets, formica, built - Ins. service. J. D. Realty. 643-6129. Inspector, capable of first Land For Sale 71 any iidvertl.Hcr using box Insurance company has 649-7590. 568-4280 HENRY ST Kllehen, (lining I05i; VOI.VO, needs some wtjrk. of Trailer World Inc. bathrooms, kitchens. 649-8446 piece Infection, etc. Hourly luxe garden type apartmenU letters. Fleaders answer­ opened a branch in Manches­ OPEN FOR SHIFT nvniiRhi.. „™.. .-.-ii remodel to suit. Call Warren c o v f n t RY rixmi, living nnim on first Be.sl offer. 649-0448. rates up to $4.26 per hour. Uni­ CLEANr US^ refrigerators Wante<^XTo Buy S8 Pou' Scenic hideaway ing blind . box ads who Other popular r etislom. 428 trade school background. growing company? Everett Real Estate, 648-70 Sorurtty rrquu^nl the boxHn an envelope meet your budget and plans. able, Economy Builders.' Inc.. Building also available. De­ Really, 647 IHI03 automalle; heavy duty every­ Must be able to read blue­ MACHINIST T»o security thru a good contributory pension sofas, w a n t e d — ANTIQUES. useU...... IiJwil for riMil or in JU ST U S T E D rn ily Im addre-ss to the Classified 643-6159, 872-0647 evenings. tails call owner-agent, 742- MR. JOHN DALONE ' I Manager, 'Miuichosler thing; Runs very very gt>od. Open Monday-Friday, noon till prints, mlcs. Good wages, '' ^ ^ furniture, partial or complete'^««EE ROOM ap^ent, Huninra offlue. maculiitr 5 n«.m C«|>c. full 9234, 742-8530. (203) 649-5301 Do you want company paid Blue Cross and CMS coverage Evening Herald, together Kea.son for selling, college ex­ 10 p m.^■ ' ’■Saturday 10-6 p.m. DORMERS, add a level, room excellent opportunity for the BRIDGEPORT 'uunge. Call e.states. Call 633-2300 days. 646-' Uitrd floor onPoak 81. Investment Propeirty ikirmer, froiit-to Ixick living with a memo listing the i penses. 872-4188. Only 6 ’minutes from Hartford, for the enUre family—the best of both plans'' 649-0598. 0^ ^ ^ Adults^ no pels. ^$((6 monthly. «13-1»«78 rixim. IS ballix, ' enclivicd addltlona, garages, roofing, right man with fast growing ■ Do you want company paid life insurance? eompanics you do NOT ‘ Founders Bridge. Take Wilbur ENGINE LATHE ^ For Sale |K>rch. oversized gariige, deep siding, porches. Complete company. Evening or Satur­ Do you want steady non-seasonal work? WELL CARED for contem-______HOUSEHOLL' lots — Antiques want to see your letter, i HANDSOME 4-door dark green Cross Highway (1-84) Exit 94 Help Wanted— SAFECO lot Imrnedlale occiipnnry Izm' home remodeling. Financing day Interviews arranged. BULLARD OPERATORS porary furniture, bedroom set, bric-a-brac, clocks, frames. F IV E R O f ^ third floor apart EAST HAIITFUHD -all brick 4 J Your letter will be de­ 1005 Lincoln Continental con- Then you should seriously consider applying for a Job with Call 040-2114. available. Call Royal Custom Female 35 Overtime available. living room tables, lamps, two glassware. We buy estates. Vll aO'n Wolverton Agency, Ural stroyed t( the adverUser vi-itlhic. Driven only $3,000 INSURANCE us—we have been in business In Manchester since 1861— niofit, rtbve'\heat, hot water, ^family. 4 riMimx «xicli oparl Builders, 646-3434. and still growing. occasional chairs. 643-8968. lage Peddler. Auctioneer, 420 Houses For Rent 65 tors. 6492«t.-l Is one you've niontloned. ndles by original phy.'lelan OLDER matured woman for ' COMPANIES Top' men only for fast- lights/ luid X gas Included mcni. built In* inclii.ling .ili If not It will be handled Lake St., Bolton, 649-8247 AijuUH, no pets, $145. Available • ondillon.-i „ 5 yc.,r^ olil .\n owner. Original cost $7,000. R E M A Construction Co. Altem - steady part-time work, 6 days 164 E. Center St., N. P. HALLENBECK INC. growing, aircraft parts. Job Sffer^tilli^'^™"® ^ IJV IN G ROOM sofa, 2-red MANCHESTER IjirgeJJpld in the usual manner t r a i l e r w o r l d INC. OLDER Pre-W ar auto. any •uigu.Ml 1st. call 647 1619. SM AIJ. fjXir-rixim house on 21^ cxirll.-iit mvcntmcnl Wolvrr- Haerlflee at $2,200, Call 040- tlons, remodeling, additions, a week, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. for Mancljester, Conn. 1'' Bunker Hill Rd., Andover . shop. Top wages, heavy ^ntact our plant superintendents at Manchester. George chairs, bench, blonde ■/I'wii biittis, fireplace, giiriigt- . 1-H Tolluml Tpko. Manrhestor make, any condition. Call 64 'a<'ri‘s;4n Mansfield. Adults on- Imi Agciwy ll.-iillon., 6(9 .'M.'l 2838. matron work. Call 649-5334. 724-8051 overtime and full company M^oskie, 649-2851 and at East Hartford, Gil LeBrun 289- twin bed. set, Blonde console Excellent lix'utlon W all to repairs. Free estimates. Call R446» 3'-j ROO.M apartment. first ly^/Dojxisll plus $115 per China closptfi^ with H M Frechette, Realtors, 647 ri-asonablo offer. Call 047-1106. NURSE’S AID wanted, 11 to 7 expanding salon. Guaranteed pots. Security dcixisll. $115 '4331 Houses For Sot# 72 C A R PE N TR Y — concrete step*, CARPENTERS — Layout man — ------_ curved glass. 643-5n7^tUl 6 U4S>3 LOST -Dhuiiond ring In vicini­ a.m. shift. Call 649-4619. salary plus commission. Call CASE BROTHERS DIVISION 12 CUBIC foot G.E:‘ refrlgera- p.m. 643-4230 evepifl^ monthly. Call after 6 p ni.. 64 floors, hatchways, remodeling! and trimmers wanted. Call a f­ 7681. TOf.I*ANI> Three-rixmi house LAR(JE I. Kaiirli Seven rtxims, ty of 30 Haynes .SI. I’ilrldiig PeUte Beauty Salon, Manches­ tor; living room sofa; single 100.: RAMBf,ER Station Wagon. Motorcycles porches, garages, closets, ceU- PRODUCTION assemblers. Lo­ ter 4 p.m., 742-8054. MARLIL MACHINE CO. firc|ilai (-, IniUt ln«. Imllisl I-ot Call 423-8808 eoliccl. ter, 643-0322, or 249-0217 after ~ - BOISE CASCADE CORP. Avidlabkf AiigiMt 1st, refer- OfMMl transiHU-tatlon. $150. Cal! Bicycles 11 Ings. attics finished, rec cal company has 2nd shift B p.m. maple bed, complete; love R o o m S W lt flO U t B o a r d 5 9 THREE-rooni apnrtniefit, with----- cm p* requIrxKl, no [ictii, stove, luige rcf-rrutlon riKim, g’liragc, «M>ms formica, ceramic. Oth­ EXPERIENCED Bridgeport, seat; bureau. Magic Chef 4- trees. $37,U(X) lllilelilns Ag«ih' FOUND HInck male Ijibrador 040-7854 after 0 p.m. openings for assembly of small 246 PRESTIGE PARK RD. stove and refrigejauor. Apply rclrlgerulor Included R’5-0674 engine lathe, and hell-arch An Equal Oppor'tuni'Iy Employer burner gas stove; miscellane- THOMPSON House Oot ey, Realtors. 640-5824-. type dog. Cull Warden, BICYCLES— new and used. R e­ er related work. No Job too appliances. Apply Iona Mfg. CLERK-TYPIST permanent po­ tage St! centrally located, large 4 Pearl St. or pfill 643-9353 1004 PLYMOUTH Valiant, 4- pairs on all makes. Open dally small, Dan Moran. Builder sition. Must have good typing welders. Apply H & B Tool EAST HARTFORD ous kitchen Items. Reasonable SIX ROOM Ranch, 1250 [ler . 040-4555. Co.. Regent St. p l^ a n t ly furnished rooms, ,^a h g E 3 < ^ r t « n .vpartment dr^. Excellent condition. 0-6:30. Manchester Cycle Shop Evenings 649-8880 ability, experience preferred. and Engineering, 168 Forest CONN. prices. Call after 5 p.m. 21 j . month. Security deposit. Wol ' •'iiilt brb k luime Six S t, Memcheater. View St., 649-9075 parking. Call 849-2358 tor over­ large room*, flrepla- e, giirngn. IXKST I’lUssbiKik No. E 11450 Snow tires, iim-fm radio. $000 182 West Middle Tpke Diversified and challenging, I-'umlahejPor unfumisin-d, with verU)h Ajfrncy, K^altors. NEWTON H. SMITTl & "sON- night and permuient guest IMillo, tree* HIgblniiil Park Savings Hank of-Manehester. flhm. Call after 5, 043-0871, 649-2098 work. Rensselaer Poljrtechnlc appIlajMles, carpeting and 281S Remodellng. repairing, addi­ Help' W onted- Articles For Sale 45 Y rates Hchool Only $34,188) Hutchins Application made for payment. Institute, South Windsor. Call Olyplplc pool, ciilldrpti nocept- 1961 .lEEl* station wagon, o tions,- rec rooms, garages, KEYPUNCH OPERATOR FRIGIDAIRE refrigerator, SLEEPING room for older irni- y V 872-OH72 or 828-0994 Agency. Realiqra, 640 6334 1901 TR-8-R. 14,000 mites, some Mrs. Weir, 289-4323 between 9 Male or Female 37 FO|< HKNT with option lo buy. '•ylhidi'r, 4-whcc'l drlvc^ $0(h) gtxxl condition, $35. Call 647- IXiST 1’a.ssbook No. E 0(819 chn)mo. C!oA RICK MERRin 7104. 11818 KAWASAKI, 120 ss, iiew pany (or home Improvement,” CAB CO. ! prthtlng plates, .009 thick CARL ZINSSER I1H13 FORD sedan, 8 eyilmler, ply In person. LaStrada Res­ 107 Burnside Ave., !g E' room with double clnteh, very low ndloage, mint additions, rec rexjms, garages, taurant, 699 Main St. 1X36” . 25 25’ centcenu each or 6 for ONK RIIOM fumliihi’d cfflrlrh Out of lown HihiIiI lllsr Iai you ■ autoinatle, clean. Call 649-21.30, Bast Hartford "c^loect, next lo Imlh. Meal* op­ fhliika Ihl* rrcenllt listed eomllllon, $250. (140-6085. roofing, gutters. Free esti­ Call 643-2711 delivery of conhplcle Model D t^ cy npartnionl Apply Marlow'a, thi* Ia'M nxitis lakr fr«Mi| FIRST NATIONAL $1. Call 643-2711 tional. Retired person pre­ Colmilul In the Mulllster Announcements 2 mates, all work guaranteed. DESIRE responsible woman to AT play of Quality F^imllure Jum ' RC7 Main St., Manchrater. For Rent 66 t'AiluIr ri\f7 liiliiiitra front 1966 Cl IFV U ()I.K 3' Inijiala, 327, 118)9 HONDA, 65 cc, STORES INC. CLERKS wanted to work part- ferred. Call 649-0719. llenri NI. area U a fine good buy, t?all 040-2527. 24” HUFFY riding mower. 4 removed to warehouses fory4*ub- Jiiet think, EXPERIENCED jazz hand -•■speed, $1,375. Call 643-8023. \ care for 4-months-okl baby In 'time In local dairy store. Must value In the iiihl twen­ like m-w condition. 1-429 0337. h.p. McCulloch chain 'saw, lie Sale. Modern 3 ««m ip le t FURNISHED light housekeep­ n a frrt of yutjr oMii )nk<* avalltlile for any social eveht. PARK &. OAKLAND her home. Monday • Friday, BOL'TON 3-room npartrnotit, ties. leively treed lot. SAVE MONEY! Fast service. be over 21. Openings available model Super 33, like hew. rooms with the $1AIOO look. 8 ing room, all utilities, older frfMtl' l*h<3nc KItk at Plays all varieties o f dance AVENUES 7-6, Hartford Rd. area. Call Business Locations quiet neighborhood, carpeting, { ( all 4 arl al 647 1113. Dormers, nx>m additions, ga­ evenings and weekends. Call pc. Convertible JHnngring 1R iom employed gentlemen, parking. G47 111 V 1963 W HITE Ford Gala'xle 500, 646-0764. Cartop luggage rack, 4x6, with flrepbiie, electric kitchen, sun- music. Kick .Mur|iliy, 013-1342, rages, jwrehes, roofing store manager before 3 p.m., 0 pc. bedroomYS pc. Dinette 272 Main. For Rent 64 •I art 1)8),) \ OI.KSWACFN. ’goo() eon- rage inent, heated, ulllllle* inriud REALTORS your old fur coat. ’na-Hc Items Cirttlng, pruning, trimming. D E N T A L aaaistant - business W anted-(- Blue Lu.strv. Rent privilege*. Palmer Realty, 648- ed, autommic fine sprinkler. illtloii. Call 649-51I13, 649-2412. N. J. LiFlamme — Carpenter A P & CCP Charge Flans ed Alwi furnished S-rrxdn are hot this time of year. Sliop Iz'ts clearc'd. Reasonable. Free 8eci|etary. Experience pre- X f i n a l e 3 8 electric shumpooer $1. Plne- 6321. • i Apply Marlow's. 807 Main St contractor. Additions, lemodel- 'Also oui< own Instant Credit closed Momlay and .Saturday e.stlmates. Insured. 280-8720. ferrM, will train. Typing es­ apartment 742 754I 743-7493 Ing luul ropali-s. Call nnytime CREDIT WOMAN wlli care for child In Furniture Shop. Plan RfXJM FOR | rent...... kibhen SMALL STORE near 100 p«r during .luly and Angus'. 196.5 I’ONTIAC Teinj)pst, excel­ sential, shorthand desirable. LAWNS maintained, Rubbish for free estimates. 87J-1642. 'm y registered home, days. prc-xr,r. hi-., oii a privilege*, lauhdry .'acll.'acllmes, cent Main Street location Ap- lent eondltlon. Cull 040-4076. Write Box ”K”, Manchester taken to Uic dump. Odd Jobs, Call 649-9764. EURNITURE lady only. Aftel 4 30 coll 649- ply Marlow's. 867 Main Street FOR RENT H erald.' styles. $25 and up delivered. Resort Property 649-1868 after 0 p.m. C L ^ K w a r e h o u .s e 5129. Tom Cunninghom Personals Paving— Driveways 14*A WILL CARE for your child in Zinkcr, WiridsorvJHo! Rd BOLTON — Manchester town CLERK —Process mall, Zerox- NOW 2 BIG LOCATIONS For Rent. 67 *105 LIG H T trucking, odd Jobs, a ln my licensed home, days arid, lington, 875-0.3 N O FL Adair Dry .Skin Fo<)t Trucks— ^ract'ors 5 d r i v e w a y s Sealed This Is MEN cBid WOMEN ° 3580 Main St. Hartford line, Rt. 6 and 44 4, largo nTAt-rti§u> HPHinon-. ke crTtMin ttust thle • moving large appliances Bunt­ Ing, duplicating. High school .evenings. Call 643-2618. Apartments— Fiats— Crcmi-, lubricant for calUm.-K-.H, the time to restore the life and FuH or Pait-Time 522-7249 frontage with building. Ideal Wr.H-mjUKlK APTN. rtp*jiii f oIooIa I < himtot hr 196:) FORD .Feonollne )>anel graduate, 37ti hours, fringe SCREE.'YIJID loam, -proce.s.sed hard .skin, longli dry heels,' ing barrels delivered. $4. 844- appearance of your driveway. (form er Fuller Brush bldg - Tenements 63 for garden center, / roadside emtage f«*- rehl Weal NI. Hnuid llllpllt MtrNl ill Ihr* , hm trnek in top eondltlon with 1775 benefits. Call 649-6361. YOUNG WOM^N with AS de­ legs. .S^ioUios, softens tired For free e.stlmate. call 74'’ . 2nd .SHIFT--4 to 12 3rd SH IFT ~ 12 to 8 g r .iv e jf gravel, sand, stone 175 Pine St. Mancheste* IXIOKIlilG for an apartment? business, retail r/utlH '(8c azx.643 y(8tryour s|iee41s|ie<4(] txml m and aew-3 room ualta In l%»*‘ntlr6n (>rt( r rung**. luany,. t'xtras. Reasotueble offer Full company benefits, steady gree altd 5 years secretarial fill.. George', H Griffing Inc g ( Mater skiing Um or Just sitrwciu* brick fianlMi feet. (Quinn’s I’h.mniiey, 87;i 1)487. . ' TOY A GIFT PARTY-PLAN ’ year «ux>und work. An equal 646-2332 Have many to chooa* from, 2860. tra lot If ijf* takes 11. 1.39 Fiust Center St, TREE SERVICE (Spuclsr) - experience would like Job as tidiver 742-7886 luxury In the *un Mitten lual- Apartment Hullding. «lrr«} .1 6301441 r. Sat. 9-C room*. $110. Security. Hrewst-er cm Caj-- f ’.xl.. local woodwork, and carunlc ROOFING and Roof Repair (M6 beat. Blr-c'jtKlItlonlng. wall to halb. lluUt-ln oyat> elearanee lanijis. Tonnetiu cov­ ta's Toy Parties Inc., ''Avon, FOLLOWING COMPLETION OF 30 DAY 2426. 9 \lo 5 p m . ed o n lake, cme mile freern (w* REALTORS NEED CAR? Credit very bad’ Couglin Roofing Co.. Inc.. 843. W. T. SRANT CO. IX)ST bright carpet colors. . , SEWING jai&aclfl ci ne« last wall carpeting and draperies range, rsdrlgeralnr, er. riulU>, 16” wht'els. heavy YOU ARE A-1, truck Is A l Conn.. 06001. Telephone 1-673- atwere Avallabl* July lirth to Bankrupt, repb.sse.s.slon? Hon 7707, Msnobester Pisrioade PROBATIONARY PERIOD ' Dogs— Bin^^^ets 41 restore them with Blue Lustre year’s fhodels.t -nevej; ,, used Will sub-dlvlde Call 873-4J628. dtsp , bassm rnt laun liuly springs. V-8, hitch, exoci- Cellars, attics, yards, drive­ 3455. NEW fcair-room apartment, i*j>- est Dougla.s accept.s lowest Rent electric shampooer $1 Sacrifice, $35. Will take month­ weekday*. August 2ivl, and August 16(h dry and storage area. lent condition. Call 043-128I ways se.sleiJ and small tnick- G R O O M IN G ^ljl breeds. Har pllancev) heat and hot water, down, smallest paytnents; any BIDWELL Home Improvement tci August 30Ui I12S per week B r w n e now tor Aug. I Ing done A-t right. Call Tre- Paul’s Paint & Wallpa-per.Sup­ ly payments, 249-0077, parking and privacy "'^Vvall- where. Not .small loan finance 1 Co. E.xpert Installation of ★ LIBERAL OVERTIME WORK ply. PRIME office for lease Excep- (■■sll 649'4040 o< cupancy. niano Trucking Sorvdee toll mony H.C. Chase, Hebro* able Immediately Security de company plan. Douglas Mo aluminum siding, gutters and IN GOOD condition living room tlonsl locstlon. Medical , Phar­ fA lJ . I' IVK- PON t-'lu'vmlol. free, 742-9487 Rd.^^-^tOO. 643-5427 tors, 345 Main. fuinltune and Ibedroom »et [(Oslt 1175 WolverVjn Agen(y. macy Hldg , Haynes and i.ain ( O TTA fiK for rent ('ol(inibla HtaUu 55,00() original trim. Roofing Installation and KEYPUNCH OPERATOR IT ’S TE R R IF IC the way w e’re JA.MKS J, UFcSHAY ★ EXCELLENT WORKING CONDITIONS I^OODLES for sale. -Aandard Ca'I after 5 p m., 649-4838 rA9-2813 St. Ponelsd, alr-cxmditloned. . I.Ake. four rceefns rrwelem JOE LOMBARDO nulr.'s. fa ll m3-5123. R! F. CONSTRUCTION — Ex- repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109 Belling Blue La'rtre for clean­ 875-0134 f i a t ’ 19(58 red, 850 .Spyder size, males and female*. 9 '■*11 evening*. 64 9 5*2<(, factlttie*. boat Call 228 3*103 . ea vat Ing, landscajdiig and pay- New and modern computer installation. Ideal working con­ ing rugs and upholstery. Rent LOOKING for anything in real Reiusoiiahly prhed. Hiyllo. lon- ROOFING, aluminum aiding, G FOX froKtfree refrigerator 6514 . 348-1038 fAflffe a flnr ( ap*? wtth ’ Ing. eontraiHlng. Gravel, fill ditions with excellent fringe benoftts. ★ JOB SECURITY / weeks old, call 623-1544. electric shamptK-er $1 OlcoU eata.tc rantals — apartmanta'. ncau. manageable top. excel- gutters, carpenter work. 30 / ...... - w*.irAJl tnmmp^. yt&r oidi %hrd (I(3fii8rr, ifaracr** and loam. Sc|>He tank re)i.ilrs Variety Store. nomes, multiple (twellmgs, no lent heater. 35 mile.s per gal­ Aufo Accessories— years' experience. Connecticut Ground floor opportunity. Must be e.xperienced and able to TWO KITTE.VS looking for $150. Hotp(Slnt deluxe 16 pound ! fr«30t ritlr> 4n«l tau fuU ! Cull 87-5-7216 evenings, 872-6072 Enjoy our many employe benefits including: g /oud fees. Call J. D. R «al Estate ; fialfM ' (Dn«l ehfub lon. ".shop in:unial, 742-8824, Valley Construction Co., 64S- train others. g(XXl home. Call 649-6480 after crpaclty automatic wacher. 9- Tires 6 days. H ^ th Insurance ivith Major Medical for you and FANTASTIC saving* available Asaoctalcs, Inc . 6i$-5!29. ymgnnnffiimwwrmTiiiitiiffm brrl l4>t. riK loiwit iHirrh, 7180. Free estimate 5 :30 anytime weekends. month* old. $145 Eight piece 1968 H I'U 'K UlviTa. Air-eondi- all de^ndents. Paid Holidays. Paid Vacations, Pen­ now on all 1969 model Zenith .FEEL LIKE A PRISONER? C TERESA ) H oarfe' virr,A. Vou rail fireplace net. used two A E HAVE customeis waltOM tloning. Coal $5,600. Any rea- SHARl’ KNINU seiwjee - Saws ROOFING. Siding, Aluminum sion clan. R E G ISTERED beagle pup for radios, stereos, and color TV * rr-sEd h Ji*66 u GI7 llij. knives, acis. shears, skates COLONIAL BOARD CO. monU, (j:,h tor the rental of your apart- aonable olt.-r will be accepted HOI.I’.f Y' -I tiarrel carlmrelor. glitters. Carpentry, additions, sale, male. Call 643-1831 after We must make room for 1970 ( APARTMENTS X rotary blades. Quick service commode. $20 643-0791. ment or home J D, Real Es- 643-9565. dual (i-ed, $39 649-3761. remodeling and rec room*. secure your job with a leading manu- 6 p.m. models now being introduced I'apUol Fqul|. ANTIQUE 1923 llulek, original .\1*ITCS and cellars I cleane-1. MANAGER and f(Air room apartmenU for Ibifiks tlu« 7 rtMiiti brand I Rambler. Holiday 'Travelers, roofs, gutter work, chimneys 0 Arrtcies r-or 9p«n IXaily 1-5 ^ exi-ellrnt V (sllle si 9'r7,366. able for •immeUi.ite delivery. Call Howley 643-S981 64«. ply. 877 Main St . 643-4435 :hiitery and Toots 52 KEmi Jsnriy (Xie .u fe lot. Call or, weekend, t / atone, till, manure! pool and ( If you're the dlScritiiimiUiig 83iS Apply ' Alipljr AMERICAN ENKA CORPORATION STEP.'l. .sidewalta. .-done walls, patio m ad: Call 648-9604. ~ . C X )I/)^fliL ’ Oak Apartmr^its, p m Or By AppianltTwtn ✓ fur details at 617 Itl3.- buyer these units are design ______GARAGE 8A,LE Household !Wff kmdir.f REAL ESTATE' Rental# hy X 196C CXDRVAIR 4-door sediui, firophiccs, flagstone terraces. RIXJKINU, Glitters. Chimneys— 2-bedroom Toamhouars »P ‘ 1- ed and built fog you. Trades W. T. DRANT W. T. GRANT / VOLKSW AGEN engine, 40 h.p goods, plumbing T V u>d 5C-0TD15 dk>xer. 1965 L, cubic 172 E CENTER STT ( OAilomutic traiusmi.s.slon De- All i;ofuTe(iv rejMlis, both :n- p!;an-e*. utilities plus many, weleohied. Sloji in and bniw.se. New and repairs our sjieclal- BRAND-REX DIVISION Betfiote Agency Hidv and rmi.sid.. i-alllngs I.,ind P.VRKADR PARKADE excellent condlttoo. ready to parts miscellaneous. Friday, yard lzr.it backhoe 'n cuWc 649-1932 .pendolble transportation. $140. Heelowii U.SA, Route 6, Willi ty, 20 ,veat;s exj-erlence. Free wnj.niAvnc, ooNNuancrr ■ ex’-rita lixi Izriuxr o r , r bril si-.ipmg. Rc.i.sii|iably priced mstall. Volkswagen roof rack 6-.e p.m . Saturday 9-5 343 yard unit backhoe Oombfm- .PAUL W. DOUGAN Call after 3 p.in., 047-1769. mantle. estimates. Cull Roy Kanehl. Equal Opportunity •V> Equal OpportuBlty roorrj; inqlinW aj/pilance* REALTORS U.ill 643 0831 Also Karmann Ghla rear Summit St ikm '.oader and hree >414 Inter- 643-0353 after 6 p.m Employer Employer Ajt B q^l OiiportMity IbipioTw 45 T'-.,:'. Q 649-4535 anytime ^ bumper!, oomplgte 649-5633 . naUoTjU CbJ 643 9565, Mc.>rsncy 646-1171 \; ■ 7 ■■ PAGE IWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COW -, FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN:. FRIDAY. JULY 18. 19^9 Houses For Sale 72 Out of Town A- \’A ' PAGE TWENTY-THREE Out of Town Out of Town Wanted-—Real Estoto 77 MANCHESTER—Immaculate 4 Fpr- Sole NOTICE OF H o w C rew 75 For Sole 75 For Solo 75 PINTO Bolton I CLASSIFIED and 4 duplex. Near bus line ' ALL CASH for your property MAINE PROPERTY Vernon and shopping. Two heating' • COVENTRY LAKE^ TOLLAND — Immaculate 6% within 24 hours. Avoid red tape. DISSOLUTION p i n t o , People Interested Navy Ends systems, separate driveways. SPORTSMEN; INVESTORS; W iU T a lk Robert Young Four - room expandable room Ranch, bullt-lns, 3 large Instant service. Hayes Agency, FOX GROVE REALTY, m a In Narcotics Treatment Of*- Excellent value at $22,900. RETIREMENT; WE HAVE BERRrS WORLD home. One block from lake bedrooms, large kitchen, acre' 646-0131. Notice is hereby given pursu­ ganizaUon Inc., is now open Hayes ^Agency, 646-0131. SEVERAL ACRES LEFT Named Head Of Evans Probe, ADVERTISING with private beach facili­ lot, utility shed, assumable ant to Section 33-379 of the Con­ Monday through Wednesday WolHVrges^Yes^Vo^ THROUGHOUT THE STATE T o W o r ld ties Recently paneled inter­ mortgage wHh $132 payment. necticut General Statutes, Re­ evenings, 6:30 to 10, in the CI^ASSIRi ED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS SIX-ROOM Cape Cod —Excel­ OF MAINE. CALL FOR FTIEE NOTICE OF Planners’ Group ior, new artesian well sys­ Only $22,500. Colli - Wagner vision of 1958, as amended, that (Continued from Page One) bottom floor of the Williams Files Report 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. lent condition, IH baths, large LISTING: RAY DUCLOS 528- In Monday^s ReferendurH lot, built 1966, Immediate oc­ tem. Double lot. Ideal sum­ Realty, 875-3396, 643-9088. FOX GROVE REALTY, INC. a Building of St. Mary’s Epis­ Robert C. Young of Bolton has 7924, 529-6537. JOHN SQUIRES DISSOLUTION One o f the last to see what By PAUL NANCE cupancy. Lower 20’s. Mitten mer home. Priced for im­ Connecticut corporation . having copal Church on Park St. been elected president of the 'nvjm ss Wolff, a member of ’’All forward-l(x>klng cHlzens 875-8209, 643-0868. VERNON — 2,000 frontage On THE EVERETT Armstrong’s first 'step looked Anoctated Press Writer COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. mediate .sale. Only $9,500. an office and place of business An ex-addlct, Siparent of a the Board of Repreeentattves, .should vote ’yea' on thU vital 1-84, 22 acres more or less, ex­ CORPORATION like will be a^trxmaut Michael OonnecUcut CJiapter of the Call Robert D. Murdock. SOUTH WINDSOR drug user, and a professional today urged all voters to fote question.” he concluded. 4:30 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION cellent potential for motel, Notice Is hereby given pursu­ in the Towm of Manchester, Collins, who wlU be aboard the American Institute of Planners. MANILA (AP) — The U.8.- MANCHESTER — 5-5, well Realtor. County of Hartford, and State counselor are on. hand to talk maintained 2-famlly situated 4 BEDROOMS— 7 ACRES theater, apartments, 500' more ant to Section 33-379 of the Con­ mother spaceship. , Aurtrallan naval board investl- to referendum will be held Deadline for Saturday and Monday is 4:30 p.m. Friday Custom built for gracious of Connecticut, has been dis­ to anyone on an anonymous The announcement was made oe ptn to a rorerendum Monday, from noon to 8 p.m. on Monday In area of professional build- & or less on Bamforth Rd. Own- necticut General Statutes. Re- Since he won’t have a televi­ at a recent meeting of the or­ U R REALTY CO., INC. living. Huge living room solved July 15, 1969, by resolu­ basis. The phone number is gating the colltalon of the Afner- The first Ls a request for an Tho two polling places will be er will consider holding mort- vision of 1958, as amended, sion monitor on board, CoUlns ganization held in Meriden. YOUR COOPERATION WILL ings near hospital on 80x300 c a o o e o o with floor to celling stone tion of its Directors' and share­ 643-2300. lean destroyer Frank S. Evans ‘ippropriallon of $66,700 for re- the Memorial Building, Park Pt.. lot. Also Includes 2-car garage. gage. $145,000. Jacquellne-Rob- that THE EVERETT COR- will have to wait until he’s back Young, who Is planning director BE APPRECIATED DIAL 643-2711 fireplace. Formal dining holders, and in accordance with and the Australian aircraft car- of all of the proper- for District 1 and the Vernon Good Investment. Priced a t ------— ______erts Agency, 646-3339. PORATION, a Connecticut cor­ on earth to view films of the hl^ of the Windham Regional Plan­ room, large kitchen with a Certificate of Dissolution by Her Melbourne ended us Inquiry explained Elomentan,- S<*hool. Rt 30, for $33,500. Jacqueline - Roberts BOLTON —Large Ranch, four poration having an office and toric moment. \ ning Agency, has been a mem­ bullt-lns. Caierry paneled li­ GLASTONBURY — 3-bedroom the Directors and shareholders today and sent a secret r e p o r t - reasBeeament Is requir- Di-strict 2 Continued From Preceding Page Agency, 646-3339. bedrooms, two full baths, for­ place of business In the Town A communications system ber of AIP for nine years. He brary. Flreplaced recrea­ Raised Ranch designed for the filed with of the Sec- to the two navies. ed by law and Is In fact olread>------mal dining room, mrdem kitch­ of Manchester, County of Hart­ around the world will be respon­ was on the national nomlnat- MANCHESTER —Completely tion room. In the 40’s. Call style conscious individual, en with bullt-lns. 2-car ga­ ford. and State of Connecticut. Hartford, Con- sible for bringing home the U.S. Rear Adm. Jerome H. i L ! . ^ on Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 renovated 8-room Cape, 4 bed­ 649-5306 or 875-6611, raised hearth stone fireplace, King, senior member of the Wolff rage, large lot, near high has been dissolved as of July cecticut. words and television views of \ ARREtaTs • - X- .... Wife Winner rooms, paneled family room, wall to wall, cathedral ceilings board, said the panel’s specific ®*P*“ ” ®“ - fANCHESTER — New three- JUST LISTED—6-room Ranch, school. $26,900. Phllbrick Agen­ 15, 1969, by resolution of Its Dl- creldtors of the corpora- the moon venture. \ generously cablneted frultwood with large exposed beams, re- ^room Raised Ranch. three bedrooms, with eat - in cy, Realtors. 646-4200. B & W rectors and shareholders, and warned to pre- The vital link in the network asslated findings would not be leleased 1'*'* second question la the Over tmgine FlrH^cd family room, flre- kitchen, carpeted bath, de­ kitchen, formal dining room, BARROWS and WALLACE Co. accordance with a Certificate ‘ heir claims to Robert W. is the lunar landing craft anten- ^ariford police In arrest- now, but he praised the heroism <*^ a second mkdoor front-to-back living room , 2 place^sJ'/> baths, double ga­ tached 2-car garage, full base­ TOLLAND — 3-bedroom cream Manchester Parkade kitchen, amply cabineted 2% Dissolution by the Directors Gordon, Attorney at liaw, 417 na, which wUI broadcast both BraceX^pper, 22, of And- and ’ ’actions far beyond the call "'^’tonndng pool tor the town TOKYO (API Shinxo Mu- baths. Ideal for the large ac­ rage. Ahre wooded lot. Bush ment,. 100 X 200’ private lot. puff Ranch, a.ssumable 5i4 per Manche.ster 649-5306. baths, family room with ' bar shareholders filed with the Bsst^Center^ Street, Manches- radio and TV signals fr o m ^ e of duty” shown by men of both "''-'Wf noted that the town’s nikanft’a wife told him if la- Hill Rd., $31,790. Ray Hol­ tive family. Good residential ships. only pool was built in 1963 and siwnt the family bankroll on an Owner anxious. 321,900. Wol- cent VA mortgage, $128 pay­ and fireplace, large wooded lot the Secretary of ter, • ^Cormecticut, on or before moon to 210-foot diameter an- ^ ^ ^ i obtaining money un- combe, Realtors, 644-1285. verton Agency, Realtors, 649- Jacquellne-Roberts Agency, ment, bullt-lns, garage, treed EAST HARTFORD ~$18,200. October 15, 1969. tennas In California and Austra- f pret^ises and was T^e Melbourne sliced through I® "burning at the neanui ' In 8()->-eur-oId steam loconiotiw. 646-3339. In Minnechaug Mountain area. State, Hartford, Connecticut. 2813. lot, young, quiet neighborhood. Five-iyx>m Ranch, hot water Dated at Manchester, Con­ lia. -ausira- turned over to \|3ast Hartford the Evans before dawn on June >xiuis the town began de- she’d walk out IMMACUIjATE 5-room Cape, Assumable mortgage, $43,900. All creditors of the corpora­ Yours for only $23,500. Colll- heat, basement, large trees, 3 while the two vessels were '’<*-lopnient of the Valley Falls Murakami. 49, a machine full dormer, 2 or 3 bedrooms, COVEN'TRY — Mind estate fea­ Jacqueline - Roberts Agency, tion, If any, are warned to pre­ necticut, this 15th day of July Wearing headsets called RANCH —26’ living room with Wagner Realty, 875-3396, 643- near school, bus line. Hutch­ taking part In Southeast Asia 'ima and it Ux> Is now e.vlrt'me- „|K,p owm>r who’s mad about bath and a half, front-to-back tures 27 acres of privacy plus 646-3339; sent their claims to Robert W. 1969. "Snoopy hats" and carrvine'm. x . \ fireplace, formal dining, room, 9088. ins Agency, Realtors, ^^9-5324. dio equipment In their back unrelated m W er, Man- Treaty Organization maneuvers < 'i"'’ded, Wolff «alarchlng MANCHESTER — Immaculate 643-0609. B. Govang Associates, 643-9574 1969. AT A COURT OF PROBATE, New 7-room Ral.sed Ranch, 2% MANCHESTER — .30 - ch^^oc- holdcn at Coventry', within and for wUl be transmitted to a Z- ^ Hartford police! the moon?" days of hearings at the U S. na ewt charges which ulll t>e pnUl t*c .wkl. I realized the danger 4-bedroom Dutch 'OOlondal on 872-4165. COVENTRY — Two-bedroom The Everett Corporation baths, 2. fireplaces, laundry crpancy, 6% per cent assum­ COVENTRY — New Listing, 6- the District of Coventry, on the 15th strong’s equipment, which in a,.- yal to s e a t Subic Bay. King said tor o w r a perkd of 10 >-ears of making my wife iulgr%’ and park-Ilke 3 acres with pond, Home, garage, sunroom, by Robert W. Gordon, day of July, A.D. 1969, room, bullt-lns, plastered able, 3 years old, 3-bedroom room • winterized home. Fire­ BOLTON — 5% room Ranch the board’s findings were being ’’The $16,000 per >-«ar which breaking up our home” garage, work bam. All alumi­ ameslte drive, aluminum Us Attorney Present. Hon. David C. Rappe, turn will send them to the lunar 20 Tower walls, 2-car garage, city utili­ Colonial. Owner 643-1455. place. out-bulldlng, drilled with fireplace, three bed­ Esq.. Judge. lander-then on to earth. ^ ’ Australian Ifomon- wlU be reqiUre«l n^ireoents The i»e.ulllne for ptiylng O.r num .siding, underground wir­ storms, private yard. $13 600 On motion of Joseph F. Donahue, ties, near school, 30-day occu­ rooms, one acre lot, garage hM wealth Naval Board In Canber- about one-flflh of a mill to th.' the locomotlv,- was Thunnkiv ing. A veritable show place. well, spacious lot. Desirable 742-7889. executor. 102 Avondale Road. Man­ Armstrong’s voice also will go with a pancy. Built by Ansaldl. lake location. Asking $14,900. $22,500. Phllbrick Agency, chester, on the estate of Francis to earth through the landing ^ate Aug behicle. Court ra and to Vice Adm. William F. hixpayers of Vernon, ” Wolff ami the engtiw went to Uie next Bfl Air Estate, Vincent A. \Lots For Sale 73 Joseph Donahue., late of Coventry, Qliarles Lesperance, 649-7620 Boggini, Realtor, 643-9332. Szeluga Realty, 742-8.130, 742- Realtors, 646-4200. NOTICE OF within said district, deceased. craft’s antenna. ’ XRobert C. Young “ '"'"""'I® '- ’h* U-8. baW highest bidder for $17,108 C49-6I08.- HIGHLAND Park Area — Large 9234. M aiy , 742-8474, ANDOVER — Exclusive area. This Court doth decree that three Collins wUl be able to commu- Tto Fleet, aboard the cruiser He further expliUned tliat Murakaml’n wife RlUni lu.l GIjASTONBURY —Minnechaug months be allowed and limited for . ,, - ...... - Robert Whitesell 22 nf 9 1 comnMCtec in 1968 Few Feel Effect MANCHESTER — Two-family, lot, could be divided Into two Four-bedroom Raised Ranch. the creditors of said estate to ex­ Okli^oma City In the Western building conts will eratlmie to her huslximl g,a hhnnelf Into a ' area. Exquisite Ranch offers 3 DISSOLUTION vinAh ^1 the astro- Bretton Rd., charged with fall Prior to\his present position IIIGIIWOOD Drive, better than excellent location In good con* building Ibts. City utilities. $10,- VERNON — PRICE reduced. Two baths, two fireplaces, hibit their claims against the same ®’ Ha** aiKl the euia of btShUng the preilli-am»>nl. ami atie JuM tiad new, 7-rl wBl nev-er be Imw to lay down the law erything, over 2500 sq. ft. of ing room, formal dining roorh, CORPORATION public notice be given of this order cy, Realtors, 646-4200. Phllbrick \Agency, Realtors, Young four-bedroom Raised area, 2-car garage. Extras In­ by advertising in a newsp'spaper hav- with the two astronauts transcript contains the testimo­ graceful living area. Prime lo­ Ranch, 2-car garage, fireplace, Meditcrrariean kitchen, formal Notice is hereby given, pur­ Ing a circulation in safdafd district,dlst ------employed as Regional Planning ny of U S., Australian. Nt«w Zea­ 646-4200. \ clude will to wall carpeting, and by posting a copy thereof or\ Otherwise, he will depend on Of Moon Holiday FOUR bedrooms, older 7-room foyer, Iti car garage. All alu- ACCIDENTS Ag-ency coordlr^lor with the cation, lop quality and unique 1,456 square feet plus 676 paneling, dishwasher and gar­ suant to Section 33-379 of the tho public sign post in said Town land and Britlah wltneases, home with lots of Improve­ the communications network on floor plan makes this an out­ MANCHESTER\^— 17 acres, square feet rec room, $27,900. nilnum sided on large well bage disposal. This two-year Connecticut General Statutes, of Coventry nearest the place where Robert Glggley, 25 of Villa DeviH^ent Com- standing offering. Hayes Agen­ ments too many to mention, manicured lot in prestige area.. the deceased last dwelt. xiuisa R d ..^ lt ^ ; In tlmt\po8ltion he prime Ijookout \Mountaln area, Ray S. Holcombe, Realtors, old property Is situated high that VERNON DEVELOPMENT Certified from Record b r tw 'e e '^ Lo^^d^^l^'^k wafch^J President Nixon's siigKestion for a moon holiday on w a ? n 7 .nXaUon'o" w“ 11 .rtto^ cy 646-0131, evenings Mr. Han­ large lot, dead end street, own­ topo completed. \to be sold as 644-1285. $38,000. Jacqueline - Roberts on a wooded lot and is offer- CORPORATION, a Connecticut moon pioneers. ®‘> "1th failure to'drive In the £toration7'f^re^El Monday was initially met with Rreat enthusiasm, but taken next. The In- dler' 649-7613. Agency, 646-3339. er anxious, $21,000. Wolverton 30 paper approved^AA lots. Ex­ ed at only $32,500., with 7 per Corporation having its piinci AT A PROBATE CX>URT, held Safeguards In the astronaut’s P‘'°P®® t^he, after the car he fgenrira t h r o u ^ u ^ ^ Z employes than enii* oyers. Those who made W brard, the first each two- Agency Realtors, 649-2813. cellent financing. $135,000. Jac- BOLTON — Seven room Ranch pal place of business in Ver­ at Coventry, within and for the CAPE — Modem kitchen, liv­ SOUTH COVENTRY — Deirght- cent assumable mortgage...... District of Coventry, on the 15th communlcaUons system include ^Invlng struck a utility wquie with GDC ^ u-rote ^or a th re e -d a y w eekend w ere later disapiKiinted ha'*"" bo

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Guttmacher. pres- masked by the moon, OoUlns a m (8 to EIVTl lie told the HOUSE and HALE HOUSE and HALE •Populatlon and sex informa- le’ ent of Planned Parenthood, Scientists speculated that the probe's two-hour path aroumi Today: HOUSE end HALE NS MAIN 8T —DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER said "It's a real change for us. 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The night 600 miles from their desti­ f^ak(akh that Irr ThersVrr Rrse ittotMrfumkm * reflector to rc sma:: ta(M rscurdars aboard NASSIFF ARMS CO. poured into s large, sealed, un- will pay for reoelvlnt tw<, lutrte Pentagon confirmed 24 persons nation. -Ikjry emerttue profesas- of bs-r- oatve and rrtrwrwmlt Waer ApkAio It, 991 MAIN ST.— MANCHESTER .dergrowd storage area which naute this weekend It Is una MEDALS AND RDSARIES had b^n hospitsllzed for six The unanimous decision ^was terW.logy id Waeh'ngtfs, Hni beams aanA tnjtry earth .*4>A|w o f ( ‘oitjna wua cstebrating tha already contains residue of voidable If man u V, g>. tlarre hours ^en^atlon "as a result made after one crewman wai vem ty in St LjuU esMrrmtM In thoto. arj far os couid flight thAt bajk Mnk and Juhn WINTER PAJAMAS ON ANY chemical warfare agents. The braking rocket wtuch vrill ^ A' of a ^lihsp'r but would not chased b^^,sharks when he dived a n ^ ' brejk. 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