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PAGE TWENTY-F0UR\ i ' THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1969 ■ N ilanirlTPBtrr lEtiming fcralii ^ AviNage Dsily Net Press Run 9 m The W e e k M M Thp Weather VFW Auxiliary will hold a An open house will be held for A m 38, U M Cloudy with chance of drizzle About Town rummage sale next Wednesday Mi^ and Mrs. Thomas Albro, GOP Lead 35 Weiss Teaches at the poet home. Members may through Saturday noon. Low to­ formerly of 80 Winter St., on St. Bridget R o s a ^ Society bring articles for sAle to the Manchester • Democrats Course at MCC a s , 4 5 9 night in _the 60s. ’Tom onow’s will have its annual installation meeting Tuesday. Those wish­ Sunday from 2:30 to 8 p.m., at continue to cut Into the R e ­ high in the 7Da. 'v Town Manager Robert Weiss banquet Sept. 16 , at 6:30 p.m. ing to have articles picked up tlve home of their daughter and publican lead in registered,, Manehemter— A City of Pillage Charm started teaching a class la.t at W illie’s Steak House. Reser­ may call Mrs. Florence Plltt of son-ln-Iaw, Mr. and MrSj_ Jack voters, and the GOP margin, 816 Main St. night at Manchester Community VOL. LXXXVm. NO. 286 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) vations will close Monday. The Krafjack, . 100 Meadow Lark as of today,; is dofVn to 35, How do You MANCHESTER, OONN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1969 / (C A M e m e M s m P li«e M ) College, and will conduct the PRICE TEN CENTS Rev. Eklward Barry ot the La- Rd., Vernon, ’The Albros, who the lowest in Manchester his­ course, on Public Administra­ Sallette Fathers of Hartford Scandla Lodge, Vasa' Order will soon move to BTorida,, are tory. The Democrats have tion, each Monday and Wisdnes- will speak. Members and of America, will hold a potluck now living with their daug'hter. never led. , day at 8:26 p.m. O ■ women of the parish.are invited. picnic and meeting Friday at ’The town clerk reported ’The course is part o f MOC’s 6:30 p.m. at the home of HCl- A surprise birthday party was, that during the last month, ^ Public Service ’Training Pro­ American Le^on Auxiliary mer Werdelin. 49 Pleasant St. given for Mrs. Sylvia K, Mc- Cook B52 Crash KiUs, 7, Chicks Cop Out including a two-hour voter­ gram. has been Intdted to attend the Hot dogs and hamburgs will be- Loughlin of 141 Prospect St, on making session last night, 43 Tuesday night, W dss asked Joint installation at the Ameri­ provided. But Cops DonH Aug. 29—her 80th birthday. ’The new voters were made—16 the town directors if they ob­ can Legion District I Saturday i>arty was held at the home of Brazil Agrees to Demands Democrats, 10 Republicans jected to his acceptance of an State Man Dead at 8 p.m. at the post home. Jehovah’s Witnesses will hold ‘Chicken Out’ hipr son Winslow, in East Hart­ and 17 unaffiliated. Invitation to teach the course. two' meetings tomorrow at WINDOOR, Ootsi. (AP) — ford. She Is the w ife of Robert He said that he had been in­ LIMESTONE, Maine (AP) — demeas apptxxclmateiy throe Little Flower of Jesus Kingdom Hall, 726 N. Main St. Mclxrughlln. Guests, who in­ Manchester voter lists Leg of Lamb? AU eeven men bn boewd a B82 mites north of the end of the QuesOon: Why dH the state formed by Town Counsel John Mothers Circle will hold a pot- At 7:30 p.m. the ’Theocratic now total 22,044 electors— boenber were IdUed when the ru.-.way. trooper cross the rood? cluded her two other sons, El­ Shea that his acceptance would luck tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Ministry School will meet; 'And 8,458 Republicans, 8,423 Answer: To oatdi the more and Milton, came from all not conflict with the town char­ giant eirctaft crashed and Officials said Air Force p«r- home of Mrs. Joseph P. Lawler, Democrats,- arid 5,163 unaffil- ctaicken on the odrer side. at. 8:38 p.m. there will be a over . Cormectlcut and from ter. burned shortly after takeoff oonnel had to buUdoee their way 202 Autumn St. service meeting. lafed. That was the scene early Saratoga, N.Y. It was ^ the consensus of the With this heading, it’s no secret that Pinehurst’s meat buyer has made a good from Lorlng A ir Force Bane, die into the wreckage. They rdporti by Kidnapers today on Ihtenttate 91, where board th ^ It was his own de­ Air Force said today. ed recovery of all the bodies. buy for you on Dubuque and Swjft Premium U.S. Choice Fresh L A M B LEGS... a truck hMded wtth cratea of cision to make and that It • An Air Force qxrkeaman said Six of the seven men on board Everyone enjoye a tender, juicy Piriehurst Lamb Roast. If you w rat to serve live chtekens ovNtum ed. A Breakfast Listed wasn’t fair of him to ask the the eight-eng^ Jet, which was were stationed at .Loting, offl- RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) the finest, best-flavored lamb, you’ll shop Pinehurst for government graded number of the cfalckeiu flut­ board to pass Judgment. oa a training mission, crashed • d ais said. ’The seventh, who —The Brazilian grovem- By B’nai B ’rith U.S. Choice American Fresh Lamb . . . such a tender meat that it almost Thursday night in a boggy wil- was riding as-an observer, was tered out of brdien crates, Do If Yourself or Lef Us Do If For You Director John Garside re­ police said. \ ment announced today it melte in your mouth. So serve Lamb this week . . . shop Pinehunst foi; the ------identified as Ooi. Hom er C. Bell The annual "Brlng-a-Frlend marked that he could foresee has accepted all the de­ a possible conflict of interest, choicest meats in all Manchester. Jr., 51, of Grafton, W. Ya., who Tbree State troopera. Joined breakfast otf, the Charter Oak by several Windsor poUcs- mands made by the terror­ Lodge of B’nai B’rith will be on the basis that the town is was EtaUoned at Barksdale Air MCC’s landlord and Weiss, as Force Base in Louisiam, head­ men. helped the truck driver ists who kidnaped U.S. held Sunday at 9 a.m. at Howard rotsMl up ths’siraya. Ambassador Charles Burke Johnson’s In East Hartford. For an employe of both, would have U.S. CHOICE FRESH 7 to 7'/2 -lb. Heavy Battles quarters ot the 2nd A ir Force. Elbrick. reservations, call Peter Silver- to choose between them when SMALL The others on board - were a dispute arose. berg, chairman, of 71 Cushman identified as: MaJ. NUs O.A. Ox- Foreign Minister Jow Magal- Dr. Weiss replied, "I see no con­ Precede Lull ehufwud. 39, of Schenectady, hues Pinto said the Braslltan flict. My prime interest is the Atty. Arthur Jacobs of Nor- N.Y., the pUot: Capt. William government woa now only town. Certainly, if a problem .SAIGON (AP) — The Viet Four Schools ■walk, vice president of the Con- N. Payne, 27, of ^aiamento. awaiting Umi release by the ter- arose, I ’d side with the town.” Oong and North Vietnamese Calif., the copUot; Lt. Col. Rob- ,-6«* TEMPLFS neotlcut Valley B’nai B’rith and rorteta .of the naunes of the 16 Director Anthony Pietranton- forces launched their heaviest ert C. Smith, 42, of Milford, member of the board of gov­ political prisoners the terrorUts lo observed, "Candidly, you’re attacks in nearly a month early Conn., radar <^)erator; Capt. Still Oosed ernor’s of Grand Lodge, will be want f r e ^ In exchange for Bl- CARPET aiME FlOOR COVERING free to make your own decision, today but said they will stop Theordore A. Burbank, 37, of the speaker. brtek. but you may be in for some shooting for three days next South Weymouth, Mass., the na- This will be a membership re­ The foreign minister said aft­ public criticism .!’ week to mourn Ho Chi Mlnh. vlgator; MaJ. Robert M. Mur- In the State 308 MAIN STREET TEL 643-6662 cruiting meeting. All Interested er a higli level government Weiss replied, “ I hope that, U.S. and South Vietnamese ray, 38, of Jamestown, N.Y., the Jewish men may Join the or­ mwtlng at the K ore^ Ministry if there is any unjustifiable cri­ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ganization. whole or butt half forces were expected to go e'ectronlcs warfue officer; M. that the BmilUan government ticism, for this or anything else, along with the cease-fire, which Sgt. Earl J. Baihes, 38, of KJa- Public schools in four Con­ Breakfast menus will be C’ wes now holding the terrortsta the board will come to m y de­ the Viet Cong radio said would math Falls, Ore., tfe^unner. necticut , communities „ remained orange Juice, bagels, lo«, responsible for the ambassa­ fense.’ ’ begin at 1 a.m. M^wJay and last The bomber was a t ^ e d to ® students today, dor's saflsty. scrambled rolls and With your Iamb, serve brown gra-vy and mashed Long Island Potatoes or baked Idehoee 5 e^ a , cot- as teacher-contract ^isputies con- . . . Shurfino BY-ozen Green Peas . . . Shurflne Mint JeUy. W o have Crosse & Blacliwoll’B ^ 1 1 a,m. ’Thursday. ’The the 42nd Arm Wing of thi^Sth The annount'ement came after fee. ^ued to plague Norwalk. New M int Sauce, too. North Vietnamese president wlU Air Force, which has,headqut . a letter purported to have been 'I Lodge president 1s Atty. Victor ritain. New London and Wood- ummer/ be given a state funeral in Ha- ters at Westover Air Force written by Elbrick was found in r. Moses of 44 Cone St. Plans nol Wednesday. jn Massachusetts. the alms box of a churoh In Rio for tho year Include brother- Plenty of U.S. Choice Loin, Shoulder and Tender Rib Lamb Chopa Stude{^ affected by the Nor­ I *” Saigon had no The idenUflcaOons of the dead de Janeiro. hood-ln-actlon I>roJect ’69 and a walk amK.Woodiitock closings crewmen were released by offl- Newsmen inspect a Volkswagen, right, which was used to block the limousine The handwritten note aald the fund raising basketball gam e In numbered aboqt 17,000 and 760 Housewife writer was "weir.' and request­ November. nt Westover. ’Th Sth Air le-pectively. of Ambassador Charles B. Elbrick as h e returned to the .US. eml)aa8y from ITCHEN CARPET! !T offlctel said Force is scheduled to be relocat- ed complUuve with the kkbiap- ,__ "It The New London situation kept New Ifem To Roast Leg of Lamb would bp a humanitarian at Barksdale Air Force Base. lunch at his residence in Rio de Janeiro Thursday. Two gunmen forced their er«' demands for the rrteeae of about 5,000 public schroKpupils ♦ truce. The Officers said an Investigation Saw Kidnap 15 pollllcal pt j-oners t>elnf held • 100% NYLON • HIGH DENSITY DEL MONTE — IMPROVED away from school while way into the limousine, ordered the driver to head up a nearby hill, and then ^ways follows into the crash is headed by Col. In Bnaalllan jalte. r School Menus Roost in open pan in 300° hour n£got;aUr.g tesaion on' RUBBER BACK • U R G E ASST. OF Sal^B lead in regard to Salvado E. Felices of McCoy RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — A took Elbrick off in a station wagon. A t lefM s a small homemade bomb found TROPICAL T.'-ursday failed to produce a Editors of the newspawr Jor- o\>en. Roast a 6 to 7 ^ lb. wife who wttr.essed the I COLORS. . . ’ . The cafeteria menu for Man­ Ti a » *^*^**?"®*"' ®'orce Base in Florida. ’They settlement. inside the car. (A P Photbfax) - . mil do Bmsll sold they focelvad FRUIT SALAD J « enemy said that Col. Felices led the A ir kidnaping of y.S, Ambassador on nnunymous tip this morning chester public schools Sept. 8- Lamb L e g approximaitiely In New, Britain, Mayor Paul . 12; "t°fta r8 Force pei|8onnel that bulldozed C3iarles Bbrke Elbrick said to- that a letter from Elbrick could TAKING A TRIP? 16-oz. can J. Manafort’s . reluctant agree­ Monday: Cubed steak, gravy, 3H hours. fj “ '**'**’'“ *“■• their way to «he site of the ment Thursday to ask the city pollce about be found In Hie alms box of Out ly today and hit nine others with crash. I-ndy of Glory Church. mashed potato, buttered peas, Let’s hope it’s only to the for more school funds sustained' ^ ifroup of auapi near bread, butter, milk, applesauce. officials said there h:>pe that the city's 13,400 pupils ^be embassy 86 The edilom added that Ihe hospital and not to the At teast 17 Americana and were no bombs on the B82, before Tuesday: Frankfurt on a roll, cleaners. Illness, acci­ might be able to start classes *be abduction but was I ote appeared to have been hoae more than 100 enemy soldiers which crashed at 0:88 p.m. ^not Nixon Asks State, Local " SQ. YD . dents; they all cost Monday. . tlly wrRten and seemed gen­ I potato chips, cola slaw, milk, w ere reported killed, and the ’Thursday, to worry about tttem. pineapple upside down cake, money. W e can’t keep you The New Brltalr' Federation Mrs. Elba Souto Malor, the uine The new«pn|Mr|('k's vrtfe. with meat sauce, toesed salad, Fleur de Lis Ham. ot finance. gens pulled up outside her home — President Nlxoher rent cutback Ftrafli^fre Assuclatian, the re» Enough to do Ovlngi room, dtnini 0 • • ‘ “ Police, Prosecutors and Judges ‘I blame you for whri*. Is go- tninlstratlon. end, and if there has been really The cutbacks Nixon ordered would offer actual cuts ohiUon was worked up this room and hall (Up to 4 versus Black People” at the an- Ing on in this country today.' Dr. John P. Spiegel, director no Improvement, then things affect all federally financed con­ Air, Ground of 1700 million for Ihe remain, morning and Introduced, accord- Sq. Ydi.l We wanted more customers to try our portion controlled 5 to the lb. Beef nual meeting of the American Itoland Nickaon, one of the of BrandeOs UntvenBlty's Lem ­ may begin to get worse. struction except what he ds- der of the fiscal year. ing to' the rulae, wtth the unonl- ... berg Center lor the Study of Psychological Association. two Negro policemen, said he mouB consent ot the delegatee $ - Patties for labor Day picnics . . . and it seemed about half of Manchester "We know that, young people scribed as projects of "highest Nixon called on business to CGMMIC BATHROOM r^ponded. Either the quality of these patties is really becoming known or By coincidence their presence, and the other one, Thomas Full- Violence said, "R ight now, I in black, oommunittes and while social priority." Burns said Attacks Hit Other reeotutions had been pre­ 00 would describe the situation as cooperate by postponing pft>- otlier stores do not bother to make them. Just as kmg as you want U.S. Choice arranged months ago. came at er, are "here pretty much on communities are heavily these Include hospluis and jeetk that are not Immedlslsly pared In advance. a holding operation. Nixon has Chuck Patties at 89c lb., or Deluxe Chopped Sirloin Patties at 1.14 lb. . . . a tim e when Hartford was pass- our own," and that he believes armed I don’t regard that as some public housing. essential and he urged a mas­ Akhougti It did not name the $ ing thro'ugh a period of racial "there are going to be reper- been moving so slowly that both reassuring.” Arab Village Hartford Ttmea, the reaohiUon 1 1 9 . 9 5 we will make them for you. . Post offices, office buiuili«s, sive Increase in federal Job black and white people still dlsorders, cussions ot our appearance SpCegel said this summer’s park and tortm roads, river and was apparentty 'directed at a FAMOUS ARMSTRONQ VINYL By THE AHMMIATED PREMI training programs to overcome "If America is ever de- here" from Hartford police offl- have a ‘.watt and see attitude. 'omeHtlc unrest apparently has harbor Improvements will be In­ Sunday story in the 'nmM which larasll ground toroao i;alded a shortages of skilled construction INSTALLID We expect to have fresh Block Island Sword for you Friday . , . and Sparkle stroyed," Smith said, "it will be cials. , “ It is not d e a r whether he is ihown "a relative coolness" cluded. Nixon eatd. quoted an unidentified firemen OORLON village two. miles tnatde Lstia- workers. Up to 100 Sq. Ft. bidndM Wdwr, will bring in fresh Macaroni and Potato Salad and Cole Slaw eeu-ly daily. desttuyed from wtUiin...Anveri- N lclM n said he would like to going to take action that wUI re­ ■ompared to two summers sgo, The Budget Bureau will have .as daaerlbihg Puerto moann aa matalM .m An can society ig on the way out lieve the problems of the cities, non today and followad up with Home governors today we|. "plgb." w tM ta l. Mid lOW Choteo of Color.. KIMten Ui N to select the top priority pro­ not because of'^anything wrong (8m Page Eight) whether he's going to take no (8ee Page Nine) an air strike tat the ssms gensr- corned I'reiideni Nison's kh- T h is liTsipnnatbl* news story » X It. datelaiil CALIFORNIA ICEBERG LETTUCE ...... head 23c jects snd some may "end up on \ Soncllon. | with the OmrtttuUon." si ares near Mount Herman. maimed ctatlau k In federal « * i triggered sn sttaok at riot pro­ He then said that Circuit M ilitary spokesmen In Bstrut •1 ruction funds aa a nenaiaary portions agstaist Eis BrafligKen etelmsd one Isrselr Jst was shot Court Judges and proGecutors of the city of Horiford," sate dDsrn by anUsircraft fire, but m i (8m Page Eight)' « “ are “the greatest disrespeoters" the resohston. "At toast M fire­ 6 8 H O O H j U rasll spokesman said all of. the ConsUtutlaa, and added, fighters were Injured and hoa- NO planss raturnsd asisly to bass CIRAMIC T ill "Y ou will And Judges who have pttallssd tn Ihto rial. . .Tbs rM - aftsr ausckbig "two (srrorlsl ignxed the law ... you can eia laid atsge to one flrehouee, TUM bsBsS on the- foothills ot Mount deelroyed three pteoea of flre- fiilid Hartford police aqd local Hsrmon." TUBWELL Pike’s Wife fighll^ apparatus end oeisiied ^ circuit prosecutors whoM sons The one-hour air raid was ilg- INSTALLID - ^ m k e buritihg, and tooling in laiga have violated the law and their rpsl's third In three days . Israel) areas of the city" fathers g«;t them off (without srerptenes twice struck at Arah prosecution) . . . Holds Hope The resolution said that ths . V '■tus^lls hates In ths asms foot­ ■'\v rtrtte already laeed by nresnsn 88 Smith hit out against Am eri­ hold W edm «dsy ' * “ i ' ” ! JERUBAIJSM (Al’ i Israeli can white society In genera] as in their jebrh ’^have been com-. Th* Beirut spokesman Mid , u>ilcs-----4. Bedouin tribesmen and TWm.l} ’THEY LAST IN CLUDES LABOR and M ATERIALS alleged law breakers, saying that pounded lurther and beyond rea­ **** . ” **** napaJm volunteers set out at dawn today WITH YOUR CHOICE OR COLOR 16 years alter the Supreme son by an unfortunate and Ir- 5 FT. TUB ENCLOSURE and txmlwd the heights arouhd to continue searching the Ju- re^natble newspaper sloty Court's outlawing ot school se­ Ute vtlleges (rf Khralbe, Al Marl. wlldsmeM tor Dr. Jamee IFEOIALIZINQ IN lATHROOM gregation. "there are Just as whtch appeared on Aug. 81. IM6 •27.95 Biqrwui, Wadi Halt and Dhalr m i,, ms former Episcopal bish- aiiegediy quoting an untdenttfled 5 many aegreigated sebooU in the [EFAIRS AND . REMOOELINfl JUMBO north as in the south, due to ^ , op of Caittornia who has been Hartford flraflMiter as maWi« One plane was hi!, eapt/Mjed- missing since Monday a racial remark." SIZE people who are dlareapcctera of In the sir and fell aouUi of (lie There will be no curfew in Hart­ the law ." Lebartrae village of Taybe." he Ctaily Pike's wife Diane. II. maintained they would find him ford tonight far the first ume 4 W - Smith said that dissident black aald, adding that the heavy 9x12. A U N Y L O N still alive, but "sick aa(i In a sines Monday night's dfoorders. people "qm not talking about ground fire prevented the. Iars«. c a v e " Ihe based her belief on tlly Manager CHfoa rreedmMi INLAID changing of the laws.” its from attacking sucreaafully "We’re c^llng for enforcing the "visions" of a medium announced today. I . AMtr KtteiMM The Israelis reported lour of the laws and making them friend In New York, However, the "stole of esnar- DM M r S i r . 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1 ■ -.A -\ ■ A PAGE SIX x'A- \ Y ■ ’A _____ EVENING HERALD. MANCHfiS'rEK. CONN.. FRIDAY, .SEPTEMBER 5, 1969 T MANC3IESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1969 FACE SEVEN or an executive’s day on the Instrument, Denies Charges and a computer which could be 50 house­ ToUand Film Festival wives or 80 executives at once would Of Inferiority In obviously produce a tremendous reduc­ TV-Radio Tonight ____PUBUBHED BY THE UGonn Standards Enrollment in Schools Serves Dishes HEIRAUJ nUNTINO CO.. INC tion in the net wire time a telephone U BIbmU Street . STORR8, Oonn. (AP) — e Huntiey-Brinkley cut, denied Thursday as "whol­ Aiwoclated Press Writer (10) Perry Mason 7:30 (3-13) WIW^ WiW West Evenln* Except Sundnyi tremely unpredictable nature, It might ed 2,240 students in attendance, The event, open to the public, (13) Da\id Frost (lOOO) H igh C h ap arrel Mid ^Idajrx. Entered at the Port Office at ly untrue” a publldied state­ WlU feature clam chowder, Ve n i c e ; Italy (AP) — canni­ (18) Underdoa (33-30) Biily G ram un C rusade be possible to let the computers have plus an additional 106 attend­ (20) Theater 30 Ma»Me«er, Conn., aa Second [ daaa Mall ment made by the former head steamed clams, hamburgers, balism Is the rage this year at (24) .Sounds for a Summer ing Rockville High. Vo-Ag and (30) Munstere N ight all the lines, do all our business, and of the universtty’s microbiology hot do^, corn on the cob ' and the Venice Film Festival. (40) P Troop (8-«)) Let's Make a Deal SUBSCRIPTION RATES ^ departmerit that the standards of Windham Technical schools. One scene In Federico Fell!-' (40) Weather (18) Delia Reese Show ___^ y a b le In Advance make all our conversation for us, imtil beverages, nckets may be pur­ "5 (20) Boston Blackle 8:00 ( 34) Barr>* Mart.ii'n R agtim e One Y ear ...... 130.00 the ^department are of inferior Enrollment at the schools is chased at the Post home or ni’s "Satyricon,” run three (8) Stump the Stare B and what now seems the present day threat (18) Leave It to Beaver ■\:hc trwTacle of \no\n^.. „ Six Montha ...... I860 quality. about 230 above. last year, ac­ from members. times Thursday for overflow (8-40) Jo h n Davkiaon Show Ihrae Months ...... 7 so crowds, shows the heirs of poet (40) QUllnn's IslaiKl 8:90 (3-13) C orner P ^ie One Month ...... ig o to service turns out to be the perfect Gant, who is also academic cording to school authorities. Supervised recreational facil­ (40) Truth or Consequences (10-30-33^1) A rth u r RubfMi- m downtown moncKester E u m o 1 p u 8 uncomfortably 5 46 (24) Friendly Glam stein service of the future, and even New York vice president, said Dr. Stanley Meadowbrook School has the ities for children and softball 6:00 MEMBER OF chomping on his remains. The (2’8-l(Wl2-40) News (34) BiX>k Beat W(I have your "bock to orhool” au|ipli«o! - THE ASSOCIATED PRESS . \ E. Wedberg had unduly alarmed largest enrollment with 702 stu­ for adults wUl be featiu-ed. (18) My Favorite Martian 9 0} (3-13) F rid ay Night iMovle ™ Aaaoclrted Preaa la exclualvely entitled City can talk to Itoelf as much as It hospital administrators and pub­ dead man bequeathed his pos­ (23) Hlshlichts (18) D ella R eese dents in kindergarten, first and VFW Post 241 will hold a reg­ (^) McHafe's Navv (8-40) Ju d d for the D«»fen.«e pleases, on, com puter circuit. lic health officials bjr suggest­ second grade. A total of 246 sessions only to those who would (34> Misteroiters Neighbor­ ' (34) NET Plaj-house to It OP not otherwise credit- ular meeting M ot^y night at eat his flesh. hood r open tonight till 9 ing that his departure from the kindergarten students were In 7:30 in the Post Home. 10:00 (8-40) T he Dick C avett Sliow SshSl ^ere**^** Pier Paolo Pasolini, who (20) Sports Show* V (loavaaso) The Salnt university meant a change in attendance opening day; 231 The VFW Post wlU hold a 6:06 (40) Rawhide i (18) Newa rjtilaiW** republicatlon of special d^ Fdr Backlash, A Modest Proposal 6.15 130) Highway Patrol P^tchee nereln are also reserved. the unlversfty’s medical techno­ first graders and 225 second U^rew the fesUvad into an uproar 10:3^ (18) M ovie' red, black and blue re^. 4Se It Is a frustrating business to be a past presidents and past com­ last year with his sex- and sym­ 6:90 (34) What’e New M34) n e t Festival ^ ^Wie Herald Printing Company Inc a»> logy training program. graders. (3<12) Walter Cronkite 11:00 (102330-40) News. SiH>rts Hbenal Intellectual committed to the manders banquet. Sept.. 20, dur­ bol-charged "Theorams," also (18) Dick Van D>*ke ““ financial reaponalbUlty for ’typo- A veteran of 28 years a t U- Enrollment figures at the ing whidi a roast beef dinner W eather flair,pens 27e •’‘**V*’*. In^vertlaem enta Ideal of equal civil righto for all. The did the man-eating bit this year. (8) Frank ReynoMs (2M R ipcord Oonn, Wedberg left to accept a other schools were Hicks Me­ wUl be served. (10>23^) Huntlev-Brinkley 11 :X) ( 1 0 3 0 ^ 3 0 ) l\Nilght frustration arises because the Intel­ In his “Porclle" (Pigsty),' 6:45 (30) News (3) Friday Spectacular teaching Job at Southwestern morial, 520 students in grades Absentee Ballota on Hand 7:00 (3M0-40) Newa, Sjwrts. (13) Late Movie lectuals know what’s morally right and French actor Pierre Oementi Weather morally wrong, but they can’t seem to Junior College in Calltomla. three, four and five; Middle Absentee ballots *are available 11 30 (3) M erv OHffln book covers ' pkg. 39e toSW ^w ?’si^?ic^^* Wedberg also said in his de­ chews the remains of a soldier (3) Death Valiev Davs (8-40) ■' Joey BUho{> get millions of lower-mlddle-class whites School, 677 students in grades for members of the Armed he has Just killed. Later Cle­ (16) Movie 1 00 (30) P rem iere T h eater pShiiIh^!if*^"*"‘ ^ N-. ®- Service, Inc. parture speech that too many (34) Jo>*ce Chon Cooks (8-10-40) N ews nuiahen Repreaentatlvea — The iiillua to see America'.s racial dilemma In those five through eight; and 341 stu­ Forces and their spouses or de­ ment! gets hls--wUd beasts de­ (8-13) Ti^th or Consequencv's tonip’ht and Saturday only! Special Aj[»ncy — New York Chl- researchers at UCqnn were re­ 3 56 (3) News caco. Detrott andfewog ’ terms. dents at the high school. pendents if they are living vour )ilm and his companions. fusing to teach and that the un­ It may be th at the Intellectuals thiem- Registrations are still coming where the member of the armed Among the Italian entries Is SEE SATURDAY’S IT WEEK FOB COMPLETE U 8TINOS a opan Unm. and trt. nlgliU till • Ti^a*®®** au d it b u r ea u o f cmcULA- iversity spent too mllhh money •r selvee are partly at fault. One of the in, and schood eidminlstrators services is stationed, according “The Cannibals,’' "directed by trying to become a "top-name to the registrars of voters. Radio D la^y advertlatnx cloaIns hours:' best ways to teach a lesoon is by ex. expect the totals to rise by the Liliana Cavani, but the canni­ I J r M o n ^ y — 1 p.m. Friday. ample. Instead of writing repetitive, ut­ school." end of the week. * Names of those wishing to balism is largely symbolic. It’s (Thia listing Includes only those news brosdesata ot 10 or IS i S : ~ ^ *>•"*• Saturday. The dean lof arts and sciences, vote by absentee ballot should F or Wednesday — 1 p.m. Moi^ay terly reasonable papers on the subject High Schoql Assembly about an Imaginary regime that minute length. Some stations carry other short newscasts.) and warning and imploring in speech af­ Dr. Kenneth Wilson, rejected- ToUand High School opened be given to . Mrs. Georglanna prohibits Hs citizens from bur­ that assertion, saying that to • G O NATIVE AT P€tO*S # For SVlday — 1 p.m. Wednesday ter speech, the liberal thinkers might Its doors Wednesday morning Hampton or Mrs. Ruth Lojzlm, ying those killed during riots. WBCH— 8:00 8p«^ Un Hartford For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thuradav his knowledge there were no re­ 5:00 Hartford Highlights, i3 :15 Sign Off deamlne — 5 p.m. day ^fore make their points another way. with a student assembly in­ registrars who wUl direct the But nobody eats anybody, 7:00 News WTIC— 148# Orchard Fresh; Hole Havea PearlMia, Early Maca, Orav- ®^*y for ^urday The white, lower-mlddle-class worker searchers at UConn who wd not town clerk to mail the baU<^. Jocujulm Pedro de Andrade, a R:00 G aallght 5.00 Afternoon EdUlon eaaMn, Bartlett Peara. _____and Monday publication. «>~uruay teach. cluding the teaching staff and 2:00 Quiet Honrs 6:00 Afternoon Edition Is alarmed at the emergence of the black students. Servlcomen who have Uved In Brazilian, serves up feljocula, W P O P~ 14l4 6 :15 M arket R eport Friday. S^tem berT town the sufficient length of the melange of meats and Mack 5:(X) Danny Clayton 6 :30 W eather NaUve; Corn, Cukea, Tomatoea, Oreea aad Yellear Bmmm, man because he sees It as a threat to hds New principal Richard Olson, S:00 D ick H eatherton 6:35 Strictly Sports Shell and Unui Beans, Snind and Beatoa Lettaea. Job, his home, his neighborhood, and the addressed the group, stressing time before entering the service, beans that J|s Brazil’s national D OO Bill Love 6:96 Afternoon Eklltlon l:00<3ar>' Girard 7:00 Accent 69 Dill, Beeta, Hplnack. Beet Oreens, Aeara aad physical safety of hiiheelf and his fam­ Evening School the -strength and effectiveness may be made voters in absentia dIMi, in his*’Macunaima.” But W IN P—US4 7 :05 W m th erw atch Butternut Hquash, CauHflaarer, Egg Plant, Feas. Ho Chi Minh ily. For convenlenoe, let’s call a typical of the American ducational by applying to the town clerk. It’s a feljoada of cannibals, with 5:00 News .7:30 D avid B rinkley Red and White Onions, Turnips. lower-mlddle-class man Mr. While. Courses Ready Ap^tcations for civilian ab­ a giant and his wife as the gas­ 5:10 U ncle J a y 7:35 Red Sox vs. Seiiatom One of the most remdrkable things system. 5:00 News 10:10 Joe Oaragioia Fresh; Pluiiu, Orapes, Peaches, Osntaloupe, Craanshaar, Mr. White is In the forefront of racial The varsity athletic program, sentee ballots will be accepted tronomes. 5:10.Walter Cronkite 10 15 N Ightbeat Emil Ostrowaki, recently ap­ De Andrade says his film is a 5:36 H arry R easn er 11 00 News, W eather Honeydew, Bartlett Pean,, Sickle Pears, Naeta- about that remarkable person, Ho Chi con/rontatidn. When neighborhoods be­ beginning thU year was discuss­ by the -town clerk beginning 5:30 SporU, News 11:30 SporU nnal rinea. paraible. Illustrating the dog- 7:45 Lowell Thom aa Minh, was^the difficulty Americans ex­ come integrated, they are his neighbor­ pointed adult education direc­ ed as were new rules regard­ Sept. 19. 12:00 Other Side of the Day eat-dog competition In dally life. hoods. When school districts are rede- tor, said that registration for ing homeroom, cafeteria and Bidletin Board perienced In building up any feeling of "Political and economic rela­ slgned to achieve racial balance, it is his overall school behavior. Registration for St. Matthew’s if WEEKEND SPECIALS it- the fall term of the Manches­ tions still are basically anthi^ personal hatred for him. children who are Involved In the b^anc- Each high school qIs m wlU Oiurch school wlU be held 'to­ ter Adult Evening School will pophaglc,” he said, anthropo-- Ing act. Aa more black men enter the have two faculty advisors to co­ morrow morning at 9 for grades NATIVE TOMATOES ...... J ll*. He projected the Image of fralllty and be held on Bept. 16-18, from 7 phagy being the scientific name blue-collar Job market, It is Mr. White ordinate the class acUvltlea, 3 through 8; and Sunday morn­ of goodness so well that an American who feels the heat of competition. p.m. to 9 p.m.. In the high ing following ithe 8:30 Mass for for cannibalism. "Even the NATIVE CAULIFLOWER ...... ImmI g g # with Miss Linda Keenan and ANNOUNCING<9 diplomat was once prompted to remark The liberal intellectuals, of course, un­ school main office. those in grades 1 and 2. Church performs anthropopha­ Classes will start during the Steven Ooppinger serving aa ad­ gy through the Mass by rede­ NATIVE PEACHES ...... ? .. .J Iba^ g g g derstand Mr. White’s problems and they visors tor the sophomore class FRIENDLY—FAST—DEPENDABLE that It was difficult "to tell people to week of Sept. 22. vouring Christ (during commun­ , are not entirely ur.isympathetic. But they and Mrs. Joan Moore and Rich­ Advertisement — hate a guy who looks like "a half-staryed Ostrowski said that brochures ion). Everything In the heart, as EARLY MACS ...... biMr S 1 .M also understand that the Negro wants ard Allely tor the freshmen T. J. Crockett, Realtor, has With Bytvtan Otlara At The BtubenvUle G la ss Works, Ooming, N.Y. listing the courses, giving a in the teeth, is food." _ ' • FUEL OIL DELIVERY Santa Claus.*' and deserves a decent chance, and if Mr. class. opened a branch office on Rt. COCO-COLA, 16 oz. non-rctunwbk bolt)*. .J g # brief description of the contents Certainly It was not lack of ruthless­ White is dl.scomfltcd by that fact, -well, ARTISAN. APPRENTICE, FURNACES Cub Scouts Organise 195. Lea Babin la manager. toqgh. of each, fees, and other Infor­ Stop In and see him. Below • OIL BURNER SERVICE ness which kept^ him from becoming An organizational meeting of We Carry The Manchester Evening HeraM Naturally, Mr. White reacts with ho»- mation will be available this the ToUand Cub Scouts Pack Cumberland Farm Store. Narcotics Ring the typical enemy leader In the eyes llllly and the result ds white backlash. weekend in banks, drug stores, 16 wlU be held Tuesday night Discovered in Jail. • M hr. EMEROENCY SERVICE (XIMPLBTE LINE OF SltNIkAY PAPKM of Americans. He rid himself of his The Intellectuals then continue to preach Herald food stores, and other business at 7:30 In the United Congrega­ Mancheater Evening Herald OPEN • A.M. to • P.M. DAILY their familiar sermons while lamenting ^establishments throughout the tional Church Religious Educa­ Tolland coireapondent Bcite REDWOOD CITY, Calif. iAP) political opponents ns ungently as most Inside Report town. He said a number of new — An undercover agent found a the Inw-and-ordcr mentality that they Yesterdays tion Building. Quatrale, tel. 875-2840, dictators do In the ' course of his rise see ttt) an obstacle to social progres.4. by Open Forum courses have been added to this A new cub pack will be spon­ flourishing narcotics i^ g insitte FIANO-CHICK FUELCORP. to power. But, fis-hopele.sii as it seems, perhaps 25 Years Ago year’s program. sored by the Board of Recrea­ the San Mateo OounS^^rk fur­ Mr. White Cfin still be persuaded to ex- Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert I). Novak A complete account of the tion, accommodating the newly lough facility, officials reported PHONE 646-2112 Certnlnly It was not any special brand'^ Suspect Surrenders bend hi.^ hand to the Negro community. Richard Veen Is re-elected evening school offerings will ap­ registered boys and those who Thill .sday. BOLTON I PRODUCE" of humanity which he Injected Into his \ Here'..! how It might be done. F irst off, ■ CXILORADO SPRINGS —The ernors are tar more afraid of commandant of the Frank J. Thanks Supporters be proud of them and thedr sin­ pear in The Herald early next wish to Join in the future. NEW HAVEN (API—John Asst. Sheriff Eugene Stewart widening spilt between Pres­ Mansfield . Detachment, Marine week. said the agent found 78 mini­ ' *76 OAKLAND ST., MANCHBSTBB^-6U-66M war against the United States in Viet­ all liberal intellectuals should pack up recession than inflation, and To the Editor; cere dedication. Although many mothers have "Jackie" Reed, 30, of New Ha­ and move to Mr. White’s neighborhood. ident Nixon’s potltfcalVnd eco­ Mir. Nixon finally agreed. Corps League. My deepest thanks must go to volunteered to serve as den ven, wanted by police for a mum security prisoners, many nam. He hgid pursued that fight with nomic advisers over whether to This m ght entail some sacrifice b^ause He Irratructed Agnew to go I would like to thank the my petition sig;ners as they have mothers, fathers are stUl need­ gangland-style murder last De­ of whom hold day Jobs outside stop inflation even at the risk Town Ticasurer George Wad­ Ith e facility, acting erratically. uncorhliromlslng stubbornnes.s. • the aminltlcs and comolatlons of life in before the Governors and give upheld their, and my belief In He Findg Hitchhiker ed to serve as Webelo leaders cember surrendered Wednesday of a major recession was dra­ dell reports that the town;s debt many people who worked with The agent said he saw mari­ Somehow the dlfflcuWy many Ameri­ the higher-income suburbs, on the ver- them a briefing (an incomplete the two party system of .town Playing Possum and community men. to New Haven authorities, po­ 0:1 I t C'.impu.H, or in fashionable city matically revealed In the While briefing because Agnew simply on its bonds has been r^uced me In placing my nam e on the A new cub master and com­ juana being smoked, aril was cans feel in working up great passion by 5123.000 this year. government. The high rate ot lice said. neighborhoods are not to be despised. Houiw handling of the P res­ had not been told the details) on ballot as ithe Republican can­ signing, over 80% of those con­ HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) — For­ m ittee chairm an wlU be need­ shown a narcotics cache In the over Ho is coupled with lack of enthusi­ Hut tile Importance of such comforts ident’s cutback of spending on the cutback plan, with the six didate tor Town Clerk. Without mer Rice University football ed to replace otMgoing offloers Reed, one of two men wanted bushec near the prison. tacted, Illustrates that the rank in connectlonwlth the slaying asm so many of us feel over the w ar ' pale.s In the light of a visible, practical highways and other Federal months’ delay feature securely 10 Years Ago their tireless, unselfish efforts and file. Republican here In Mnn- player Mike Ford heard a Roger Gallic ond John Tralnor. . Randell A. O'Dell, 19, serving 935 MAIN ST. IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER TEL. 643^171 OPEN 9 A.M. TO 6:W moral commitment. \ co.TBtrucUon. bum In. strange noise coming from a Gueets attending the meeting of Richard Blondl, 25 of New time for marijuana poscesslon, P.M. - CIXISED MONDAY - OPEN THURS. AND Fill. UNTIL 9 I’M. - MUSIC STORES: in Vletnain generally. The Vwe-are-all- Clifford Varney, president of my petition campaign would un­ cl^ter believe a choice for Haven, was named In a Superior Such a move, of course, shoul^ln- U wias no secret hero, for ex­ . Among the ■ Governors, the re­ Town Clerk this year to be in car engine Thursday shortly WlU be a representative of the was booked for investigation of 17 OAK ST., MANCHESTER - TEL. 643-0171 - 241 ASYLUM ST.. HARTFORD - TEL. action was predictably mixed. the Manchester Country Club, doubtedly have collapsed before Court bench warrant charged furnishing dangerous drugs. 522-7201 ■ WATKINB-WBST FUNERAL SERVICE - 142 EAST CENTER ST. ■ TEL. 646-7166 right, he-ls-all-wrong" sentiment Is lack- clude the Intellectual’s children too. No-^ ample, that Ur. Paul McCrack- receives letter from the Cem- the best Interest of-the Man­ , er it pulled Into his service sta­ Charter Oak Oouncll and WU- boaKf.ng sciKiol or country day school 'v. on, chaJrmiui of Mr. Nixon’s Republioan Gov. Ronald Rea­ It really started. Special thanks Uam Baker, representing the with murder. Jamet' Hutchinson, Jailed (or -In g . nectlcut section of the Profes- go to Mrs. William VonDock chester Republican Party. I tion. anymore. I.a:t Uie children be enrolled gan of Oallfornla was ready to Board of Recreation. Also charged w4th m urder In driving with a suspended driv­ Oouncll of PIconomic Advisers, ulonal Golfers Aasodatloh and J ,. Winthrop Porter wto ob­ would also point out that several Ford raised ■the car’s hood to It Is interesting to speculate on v'hat along with Mr. White’s in P.«. 33, the and toprlovel Presidential coun­ offer a formal motion of sup­ VFW To Hold Picnic the same warrant, was Thomas er’s license, was booked for (PGA) praising the local club’s tained 116 and 84 signatures, re- people, while praising the pre­ check the engine and discovered might have happened If Ho, In his early pub'ic school that U expertcnclng the sellor Dr. Arthur Burns were port. but Democratic Gov. Bu­ VFW Post 241 will hold Its Viola, 32, of New Haven, who Invr.rtigsllon of having r.iicol. handling of the recent first an­ specUvely. Manchester can truly sent Town Clerk, Mr. TCmkiel, a possum riding on the hot mo­ palna of Increiued racial Integration. taken completely aback and left ford Ellington of Tennessee, annual -family picnic Sunday at is still being sought. c 1 in Jail. quest for a way to win Independence for outgoing chairman of the Gov-. nual PGA Caddy’s ’Tournament, signed my petitions stating that tor.. ■ Then let the Intellectual get a factory In a state of semi-shock by Vice won by Roger Poe of Manches­ competition for elective offices the Vietnamese had found stronger In­ Job and Join a union,. «uid lot him try to ernors’ convention, protested T President Agnew’s private mes-"' -that that would trigger an un­ ter. Is necessary for the best gov­ spiration In the West and a better re­ live only bn w/iat Jie earns from that sage to the, national Governors’ wholesome partisan battle. ernment, at any level. ception. What might have been the Job. If things get tlgtit he con always converjWon here Tuesilay after­ Poet*8 Comer I will also take this oppor­ jiend his wife out to work ass-a waitrasw But privately, some Republi­ OF A\ANCHESTER noon. tunity to state that I want to bo course of history If he had been able to or a salesgirl. Mr. Whltc’d wife has such cans were outraged,' even with Weary Traveler A Thought for Today a member of the Republican a-Job, oven though it’s hard on her chil­ What shocked the President’s the protection of a six months’ WOODLAND GARDENS "Plants That Please" find or. to make a homo for his aspira­ high economic command wius SpooBored by the Manchester Weary traveler on Ufe’s hlgh- team this fall, for only if ail dren, and Mr. White himself has oecn- delay. "This goes far beyond tions within the framework of Western not that there'would be a cut­ Council o t Churches way. Republicans work together as Hlo ally had to drive a taxi to make ends the demands of partisan loy- democracy instead of In communism? back In F’oderoJ comitructlon In ’alty," one Western Republican Walking life’s toilsome rood. one, can we truly have effec­ GLADIOLI BOUQUET meet. ’Tlie intellectual might try to be ‘‘Ood’s Way” 25 Pansy Plants with equally re ourceful. an effort to slow the still rapid 'told us. There is one who Is' walking tive Republicanism. I am. look-/ beside you ing forward to many weeks of Purchase of Fertilizer! (All Colors, or Separate) ...... 12 lor $1JM Total Immersion In Mr. White’s nelgh- pace of Inflation. The couricll The Democrats looked smiig. "When God wants a great FREE! has been secretly working on They are convinced that with­ And he will carry your heavy hard work culminated by the Ixirhood would require Joining a bowl­ work done In the world or a A Computer On The Line Jli.Ht such an anlMnnatJon out drnconiiui measures Infla­ Iced. election of an all Republican BUELL’S AFRICAN VIOLETS ing league, a service club, or a Friday groat wrong righted, he goes Remember the good old days when n ght poker game. And after work In the sptmdlng reduction for weeks. tion won’t be stopped, and that slate In November. scons® TURFBUILDER ' New Shades and Varletteo! even if It Is, the result—a re­ about It In a very unusual way. Lxsavo with Him your burdens. During the past weeks I getting yoUr telephone line clear for use i f.ictory, the Intcllcctuiil should make It * The shock came from Cast on Him your every care, a [Kilnt to stop In at the comer saloon Agnew’s revelation that the cession-will be worse for the He doesn’t sUr up his earth­ visited with many people and 15.000 sq. f t ...... S13,g5 Bt«. U.43 ...... NOW SB# S f o r 12.50 was merely a matter of clicking the RepublUauis. Either way, they His arms are strong and pow­ for a few liecrs with tlic boys. cutback would not take effect quakes or send forth his thun­ erful. walked through many sections 10.000 sq, ft...... 89JI5 (This Weekend Only) ^ see major political dividends of town and was truly im press­ hook often enough to shame the neigh­ B.'cai.-.ve Mr. White’s neighborhood Is until April -a six months’ de- derbolts. Insteeul, he has a help- - No burden too heavy but He 5,000 sq. f t ...... 85.45 „ lay,, lus he told the_Governors. for the 1970 general election. ed by all I saw and heard. My borhood, gossip off the line? not an exiHmslve one. it will be among less baby bom, periiaps In a will bear. 200 KINDS OF HOUSE PLANTS! the ,-;4rst to iittiact Negro families rtrtv- that would give them time to The bitter infighting between family and I are proud to have the President’s economists and That old neighborhood gossip had one Ing, to escape' the Inner-city stums. The Ir.ventory their K-.-doral con- simple home and of some He knows e v ^ heartache. ■the privelege of calling M an­ his politicians will Intensify. H & H LAWN FOOD LOOK - FOR ONLY 49c redeeming feature; unleas ahe herself Intel ectiial w 11 welcome the lirrlval of .Httuot’.on proJect.s luid select the otecure molther. And then God Ho bears every pain, chester ®ur home. The politicians won this round, Reg. 12.95 Double Begonias, Indoor-OntdOor Ivy, Shrimp Plaint, Co- Negro famlltea down the street, ond he ones to be cut back. puts the Idea into the mother's Some day it will be over Sincerely, ...... NOW « 2 3 5 happened to be running the switchboard,, but the economists, convinced 6,000 sq. R. Usus, Small African Violets H & H PLANT FOOD Deep Red Hino Azaleas, Salmon Fedora Azaleas, Blue party and monopolize one lino at n tlie bewlldjrm ent of tliedr children. drafted .md which, they Hydrangeas, EngUsh Holly, PJM. Rhododen- RR AC least since the 1960s ore al­ world are not the earthquakes No m atter who you may be. Quotations ♦ 2 .1 9 time. So It will come ns no turprlse when thoiigtit, had been approved by ready pliuinlng a counterat-' There is no difference with 50 Iba ...... NOW drons, etc, ONLY #WsDw nelghb-irliood youngsters divide iip nc- Mr. Nbton himself, p-ar front tack,_____ ' f and the thunderbolts. The 'great­ Jesus, "No 8ecUon of the community Now the menace to telephone eervlce, «nllnj to laee'nnd fight In the streets. wiuitlng a delay of six month.s, er forces in the wprld_ are - SPECI-AL ! SPECIAL! -Ho-toves aivl cares for.'thiM~ has a mohdpoly of either the H*H Plant FoodHMOHI^^ — —j».jbs_iiiiii_edi_ as It Is developing down In the New ■nH. Intellectual’s children might occa- / their strategy was to put the babies." victims or the guilty. The cost COW MANURE i.ormlly git hurt, or hurt soinotxK^ eh-e , cutback Into Instant effect. They On This Date The vilest may come to Him, HAH Lawn Food, Covers 5,000 sq, ft.. .60 lbs. SZ-40 York City neighborhood. Is a bothersome, E.T. Sullivan of strife already has been tragl- 50 lbs. $2.99*— 25 lbs. $1.99 111 these scuffles but this Is to be expect- t wanted not bnly an Iniiiic.liiito He will not turn one way. LIME—Dolometlo—The Finest unquenchable, unshamable character ed. . In 1670, William Penn waa ar­ cqlly high. We can afford to pay cliok iig-off of Federal con.slhic- rested for holding a Quaker Contributed by; „ On Oalvary (t was for you no / more."—Prlihe Minister Covers 1,000 sq. ft. M lbs. iOc — 3 bogs Sl.06 with a capacity for talking to as many Tlie local police, of cwirte, will have tion funds but more Important The price for ^our sins He did meeting In Grace Church Rev. Norman E. Swensen play. James Chichester-Clark of thc.r hands full, ami rot only witli the — they wanted the .sudtieti shock Street, London. LIMESTONE (Doloinatic) EVEBGBEENS MEAN LANDi^'APINO . . . aa 178 parties on 178 separate lines almu- youngsters. Adults, the black and Trinity Covenant Church Northern Ireland on the Protes­ All slses and prices—but always ai fair prices! Yews, effect that would follow a sur­ Haaol A. Gilbert tant-Catholic disorders. Only 69eboq— ■3forS1.95 taneoualy. white, will have u hanl .time getting to prise, avil-nuitx'led announce­ Junipers, Bbodo, Azaleas, Hemlocks, Pines and. many, American Legacy Braids now on understand each other, because their ment of Federal retrenchment. many more! The modem hog on the line Is the Potted or burlapped ...... -rrr. . .,7 ...... W.iO up computer. Performing at the dlrectlbn coiifroniatlon is a confrontation of cul- In stiort. the economic high ORTHO-GRO LAWN FOOD - lures. Time will ea*e these Uswlurai but, conimmxl viewed the cutback Sova S8.95! $6:95! $8.95! ^PEOAL THIS WEEK—l60K~ of a company which leasee Its servIcSs ' until It does;, the intellectual may dP—' - ns a .psychotogtciil turning point ■iiy log. 10,000 sq. ft. S8.95 Sale at W^kins! to a number of clients, the most modsst Chle iK>t to go stiolling alone In the eve, In the w ar against Inflation, to Fischetti nliig. And he might begin to worr> , prob­ GET OflE FREE! TREES—15%• • I OFF! . and least loquacious computer can han­ be unveiled with maximum For a limife,d time .only, Wtifkint of Manckeifo^ it offering famou* ably netHtle.-aly, about his wife’.s safety Prorideqttot publicity and cred- Chicago Daily News OrnamentaJ and i, Shade, Fruit Trees Beady t o Bear, dle, as many as 40 or 80 calls kt a time. In othl.^ words, the Intellwtiinl will Apple, Pean, Peaches, Phuna, Cherries, Blueberries and - American Legacy Braiai at tubitanfial lavingt. Choota from five batic Ibtllly. Any delay In Its effect, Gnioe. It is this development of a number m>t only tmdemXand Mr. W’hlte’s projii- they believed, would damage CHRYSANTHEMUMS color* . , Nutmeg, Green, Red, Brown, Multi-colored . . . ,ell eveilebla ilu-es, he will iH'gln to feel them. Mr of clients capable of monopolising 40l or ' credibility and .smack of politi­ in a variety of size*, oval or round. But whatever your choice, vitit XMilte’s problems no longer will be Just cal -gimmickry. HEDRINB PLANTS aid PRIVETS 80 or even ITS llnei at a time which la, a sour.iv of frustriUlon for the Intellec­ Reg. 11.19 NOW 99c Watitin* Carpet Department tomorrow and tee the many templet of -Bill sQpiewhere between (Labeled) 3 f4>r 2.75 reportedly, a key reason for the recent tual, they will be the source of the kind /’Monday liibrning and Tuesday 19e - 24c - Sk braid* we have for you to choote-from/Allow 10 day* to 2 week* for Of foiiir thof >()roducca Muvat. breakdown of telephone eervlce In the afternoon that plan went into Got A Problem? Come In and Let John or Loon Znpndka Help -You! delivery. .. Tills proportil Is not offen>d Jixit to . the nshenn, without any war­ New York City- area. And one student awnl«-n tli»> liberal niorulixer to the ex­ ing to the economists. In their of the computer expansion warns that. tent of Mr White's worries. By moving running battle adth the econo­ If the machines keep on expanding thsir Into Mr. W hites neighborhood luid' liv­ mists, the President’s political 2x3 oval . . $5.95 12 X 15 oval . . ing Mr Wliite’r kind of life, If only for ■ ad\-isera mcamted h stidden talk at the present rate, -there can be a, a ft'w years, th«> Intellectual uill be In 3 X 5 oval courrternttark. backed by Vice $ 12.95 12 X 18 oval . . nationwide telephone blackout within the nil excellent position to s,^ a good ex­ Presldejit Agiiew, fiorretary of ample for. Mr. White. He can, by the 4x 6 oval next few years. Tmnstxirtatlon John Volpe. and $21.50 *^3x3 round ; nobility of his b ^ av lo r. .show Mr. White , This Is all, admittedly, taking the neg­ others fearful of Its {xillttqal Im­ how a .teeent man with a sense of social pact. V 6x 9 oval $49. 6 x 6 round . p.-.q-oneibillty .-an act as buffer betui«eti ative view—a falling which seems to be P'ornier Oov Agm»w warned the r«e,*e. how,, in fact, h«« can promote 8 X 10 oval $ . faahlorlkble whenever we contemplate that the Governors would he 69 8 X 8 round racial lianiiony In a hundred little ways. ‘ the potentialities of pur newest inven- Incensed if confronted by a sud­ 9 X 12 oval $ . ' Because human nature Is what U Js. den Federal tiKlniatum reduce 79 9 x 9 round UOPS.,^ \ Mr. W)ilte ^and his friends are lllirly to \ . \ . Ing Ftxteral dollars and Jobs In A ■' '' No one,' so far, is looking ahead to reiq»nd byVertiulattng the Intellectual’s their states: Form er Gov. Volpe healthy, progn-sslve attitude. It will hike ,wvl| remetnbered his own hiry the poelUve service the computer may a little time but the gwil is certainly worth the effort. when former Presiderg John­ render In taking over some of- the rou- son ordered a sonu>whnt sim ­ , tine which takes so much time and ef­ Wait, I hear someone laiy. Yoti are ilar cutback ' In spending on asking too much of the liberal Intellec­ Open 9 A.M. to S:30 P.M. - Closed Mondays fort out of the day of the ordinary cltl- tual. ' ^ Fi>dernl proji'cts two years ago •Volpe was the ReptibJIcan Gov- xen. But it would not take very much In fact, I am asking no iiidre than ernor picked by ' hts colloagues 168 WOODLAND ST. . programming to give a computer the the llbenil Intelleetual Is askiiM; of Mr lo gt> to the' White House to Open Thursday ddd Friday until 9 P.M./ Whiter EDWIN A ROBERTS JR. IN 643-6474 • OPEN tiO 9 P.M. capacity to carry on either a twtwewlfe'e , seek clemency ftvm Mr. John' /: Woodland Gardens THE NATIONAL OBSERVER son. M;oii> im’ixirtant. the Gov­ /■-///: V.

4 ^ PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER .5, 1969 w BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. G0NN„ FRTOAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1969 Obituary Copter Crash Co-op Worker Overcome Air, Ground Vernon Controversial Airport * Tolland In Vietnam aaoor iratn Indonesia, H. ■, Afo«t of the Now Generation George H, Becker Shoveling in Grain Bin Attacks Hit Soedjatmoko, will be toe guasl, COLUMBIA — Geot^e H. Pcjrmits Go ■posker. Becker, 70, at Maiuifield, the A man was overcome thla at the Oo^opSpor two and a h eJi Delayed New School Politically Conservative Kills Mott morning’ while he was Working years, was overcome / because Arab Village Subject of CRPA Hearing father of Mrs. John Pokon|y U. S. Army Spec, 0 Jaimee bottom of a 30 to 40-fbot he had to fioUow safety For Houses, Maochesler NEW YORK (AP) - Many nam aqd the shabby treatment Of C^umbla, died yesterday at ^^ep Tfeh from Page One, I" ^ a gn,wlng study recommends that detailed 110,000 h, 1990. Toltaad of the Negro saw tfaemselvea as hU home. Set to Open Monday young nonacademic votws, tat and Mrs. Frank G. Mott of 22 Go-op on Apel P I.' jowr worker. area debate over' the proposed master plsns and site studies be Airport Oi>eiratlons are shown Quatrale, teL 87S-3M5.' Other survivors , include his reitetion to campus disorders, sallying forth to do battle Campfield Rd., was killed In worker, Frank HIU, 27, The worker said that when of on adjacent house and at- location of an airport in the n-:ade a t each new airport loca- at 96,280 In 1967, estlmtaed at Hie new Center Road BHe- regutorty to toe Edith Peck GunOub agalnat a corrupted and cynical Wife, Mrs. Sophie Ulrich Beck­ tacked the laraslles with a Mib- Bolton-CoverJtry area, ,the Capi- tltm. Included in these studies 136,000 in 1975 and increasing rallied W toe support of former er; another daughter, a son, Vietnam last Saturday at 12:49 West Stafford, was ehovel- the im»n go down Into the bins, mentaiy School wUl open Mon- Room of the Ubrary on the older generation, -« more head- p.m. log grain through an opening they are supposed to wear a machine grun and a grenade, tol Region planning Agency would be such Items as wind to 'l64,000 in 1990. day as planned. Superintendent oecond Tuesday of the month, Buildings permits were Issued Alabama Gov. George C. Wal­ on oonlrtmtation at the polls, tf and five grandchildren. weeding four i^dlers. - (CRPA) has scheduled a pub- analysis, land use compatibility cargo’tonnage is depictad Racial Tensions Fimeral services wlU be held He Is the 11th serviceman 'the bottom of toe bln when cloto mask over their face and of Schools Dr. Raymond Rams- Xrjterested persons are always lari month tor new oonatnictfon lace in the 1968 elections, says a a leoa apparent one, waa srlto Sunday at 2 pm at the Fritter ““^Chester to die In Viet- he pas^...... old In the stifling.. iey a’;7^i,^x^"to’r^aln“te !n th^uJfulTo^L^Vih^ development plan, at 39,413 In lOtfl; 143,000 In lOT; said today. welcmne. The Plotureof-the activity worth $100,400, down Sinuner in U.S. university report. tlsslr own age mates who had Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Potter ftam; - toe------second.------In non-hostUe- 8.1r, which Is saturated by uie a ta ^ T a lr ie s B bln for T w 7 w T t o u J n e ^ ^ ’ to- and Jumping to 2,090,000 In 1996. Funeral Home, WilUmahtlc. The 39-room school was sched- month wJU be chosen' and plans from latt yearte $48,600 for toe The study, prepared by four gone from high school off to the action. His death is considered grain dust. o t Burial will be In toe Mansfield periods Of only 16 or 20 minutes, raell Foreign Ministry said that Reoommend«tJrtnft fw General aviation operations uled to be opened last week but made for the ansual exhibit to same period. (Cootlnoed from Page One) University Michigan govern­ factory Instead of college, and non-hosUle, although he was on Hill was discovered lying un- The worker said HIU was not there had been^^T^arkfed and Increases In alrilne wiU Jump from 270,000 In 1967 due. to delays caused by strikes b® next month, ment ixttfeesore, was delivered srho were appalled by the col­ Cemetery. Calling hours a* toe conscious at the bottom of the a .'7 airport are included In toe passengers from Permits for the oonstruetton or April of lait year when rfot- funeral home are Saturday earing a protective mask, and s h a . ^ ' ^ ™ ' to ^are t o c l u ^ In toe passengers from 1.344,696 In to 490,000 in 1975 and 1,170,00 and severe weather last wiqteri ^ Attend Oonfad Thurs^ before the annual lapse of patriotism and reflect huge bln by another worker who ^ beerTtn Hw hv ^**“ *“ ° " CRPA Airport study,., prepared ,967 to 4,330,000 to 1976 and 9,- in 1990. opening was put off for one Henry T. WaBcer and of seven new houses were tak­ ng followed the ms——inatfon of conference of the American Po­ for toe law that they saw from 7 to 9 p.m. 4 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. But N called the Eighth Dtstrtet CTra ^ ^ *** M^ck, Livingston week after the town's other R <*oit Skowroneta will at- en out valued at $134,000; prtus litical Science Asooclattam. around themi” DeoartmenrAJeo o± toe scene Lebanese territory,” and and Co. 'e added that his ctenter’s cx>m- Departmenit. a t tiift HUl's reaouers had a difSCiculi the Israeli goveEmment and peo- a*„* a * ^ . scbools opened. ^ 4 ^ lOtti Neiw England one clubhouse at $31,000. The Michigan’s Survey Reseafeh Mrs. Karl M. Karlson bakuKe was to r Improviemsnts pllatlon of date tor this year fo "Outside of the election peri­ Mrs. Lois Eleanor Karlson, crutoers, and reaching him. They had to ple cannot remain IndUferent to d Only 14 classrooms wlU be Genferenca of State FtedSaations Center has been analysing na­ od,” the study oontlnued, "srhen an ambulance. * as. m D-TollaiKi County, today urged to existing buUdingB. < 3tUI incomplete 42, of E ast Hartford, died yes­ used with the entire school of Wotnm’aWomen’e Cluhsrtsior. at.* the Hait- u__. tional elections since 1948. verbal articulatenees and lei­ 'Hie firem en fashioned a body <,pr«nH i t ^ Tiri .i_i . „ —^ interstate citizens of the Permits for new construction “ My impreasion is th at if you terday at St. Francis Hospital. Coventry Selectmen scheduled for completion on foid HUten Hotel Monday. Both The latest study says that out­ hitch from a length of rope and «n>okeeman Bolton^loventry ar^. Including were issued to John B. Lustjen ake June. July and August' of sure tor political activlam count Survivors besides her hus­ Oct. 31. Parents are asked to women are memhers cf toe Ver­ side the South, for example, toe most heavily, It-sras the college towered It to the worker'down P^,^' ^ ^ ^ thoro Uvlng to ToBan;i and V e^ for two houses on Torry Rd., Uds year, and emmpare It with Wallace vote among thoae under band Include, a daughter Mrs. In the pit who fanned It ^ some 36 feet and out non (to attend the hearing tell their children they non Junior Women’s CStib. ■hare of the younger genreation $33,000; Frard tiP . MenrlU, house '*e same memths lost year it 86 was twice as heavy 'oa toe Laura Hobbs of Coventry; her around....m H Hill. A resuhcitator was a hatehway-Uke door . The pro,x>sed a lr p o V T S d be Alarmed Over Plan must keep away from' the ad­ The local groiq> i s ' planning —or at leasV6tte political van­ on WeigoM Rd. $16,000; Carl B. wll be the aame, both to num­ vote in 1984 for B arry Ooldwa- father, John M. Kemlc of Ver­ also lowered to Hill, who was that wae no more than three ministrative area, toe cafeteria a “Caztdleligtil Bail” to ha hrid Kareski, bouse on Buff Cap Rd. guard—that waa toe most prom­ theyixTjj oiAv- stop.” Board of Seteotonen has to'wn council candidates attend bers and eaverity of Incidents,” ter, conservative Republican non; a son K. Russell Karlson not breathing when he was sqt^e. and gym at aB times. Workmen Nov. 1 a t the TObaoco VaUenr $16,000; Garnet Ridge, btc., he said. inent AM a political force. ' of East Hartford; her paternal fomd, jrollce and ambulance Co-op worker, who was The IsraeU army said tost ’ it hi ” <^en*ry, has expressed alarm and con- the meeting as weU, since total are still performing their duties Inn, Windsor. > . preoidential candidate. “At toe polls, however, the house on Garnet Ridge Dr. $30,- "To try to put it Into perspec­ grandmother, two brothers, a V crews sold. No one could say '-^Flsintr.g ^to police how toe In- during August guerrillas operai- t, V ^ ^ ‘ ^ ''«=«btly released “*® ^ in this area and the superin­ Mre. Eldward Greer is pto- 000; Richard A. Webber, hotwe Commenting on this point toe' game ahlfta to ’one man, one a tive, this summer has hot been sister, and a granddaughter. how long Hill had been lying happened, said that in ing out of Lebanon made 39 at- ^ question, and one that the Town tendent has assured the con­ gnam chairman; Mrs. Stanley study said: vote,’ and this vanguard is nu­ on Webber Rd. $30,000; and free of disturbances, and the The funeral will be tomorrow In toe bln before he wae found, year.s he'd been working teSkH n Israel In which tour Is- “ f® **”" CouncU will have to deal with tractor that the children will Domain, ttdeets; Mre. Malcolm "Although privileged young merically ssramped within its Bilow Builders, house on Eaton number of disturbances at 8:19 a.m. at the Benjamin He was taken to Manchester at the Co-op, nothing like thla raellB were killed and 10 to- L ®" when It takes office in Novem- not interfere wlto work. reeervaitlonB; Mrs. Ste­ Rd. $30,000. college etudenta angry at Viet­ own generation.” h^ed Advocated for the airport, plus airport study, which proposes a ^er '■ have occurred are indications of J. Callahan Funeral Home, Memorial Hospital where it bad ever happened. "Men go phen DemMy, publicity and Lunches wHl not be available The RockvlUe FWi and Game cxmtinued unrest and unsolved East Hartford, with a solemn was reported that he had f’own In these bln.s all the time I s r a e l sent flghter-bombeni .... Loy^‘"> “!«>' however, Mi b . Enos Stamho, deexnations. Club was Issued a permit for x : over southeast Lebanon on rpu- ™ wi v. r-* has scheduled a neither report has been of- until the cafeteria is completed. problems.” requiem Mass at St. Mary's regained consctousness. md they come out all right,” Plan — construction of a new club JhsL Wednesday and said to^ raided adopted by the state Children must carry their own Asked whether pressute to Church, East Hartford, at 9 HUl, • who has been working he said. Plans are being made by the house on Pish atxl Game Rd., ‘Soul Material’ Headed List noontime meal, but milk wlH solve urban problems would In­ a.m. Burial will be In Veterans guerrilla ooncentrattom to ri^ Tro „ C ti » fa. “ 1P '"' Or- legislaturo, and that toe state Women’s Society at Christian for $21,000. > dilation for a rocket attack on ^ c^t Jmt come In and build an be made available. Some 800 tensify In toe event of a ntojor Memorial Field, Hillside Ceme­ ®®»Ykse of the RockvlUe United MiscteUaneoue perm its total­ Tuesday which killed two Isras- ^ -og. ' airport without due process, children are expected to re­ de-escalation of the Vietnam For Camp Kilmer Library UI h a j w l tery, East Hartford. Methodist Church for ths annual ing $16,400 were Issued as fol­ James F. Mott 11s and wounded four. ^ ® appeared at which would include a series of port next Monday. war, Spiegel said: Friends may call at the fu­ About Town Four Schools hoUday banaar which wUl be lows; Richard Butler, Baxter STUDIO of PIANO, Lebanon made no request minal and simnnr^D- faMUtit^a meeting last public hearings and local refer- The Vernon VPW Post In co- "People___ ^______areNEWARK, fairly realistic N.J. (AP) — A had reading abtUUes on the esc- neral home today from 7 to 9 Loyal Circle of Kings Daugh- held Nov. 19. St., two rooms $1,000; Arlene a military mission. He was a for U.N. censure of that raid. encourage *^ n e^ aviation ^ *'*? <***‘=®™ as weU, endum. If a referendum defeat- operetfon with the Vernon T»o- about toe time that Is gotaig to ^®<*®*^ Oo*ps oenter bought ond to fourth grade levels and ORCAN and VOICE p.m. flight engineer on a Chinook- tens will hold Its first meeting StiU Qosed Cortholrmen for the aftelr ore J. Ahlberg, rec room, Glenn be needed after Vietnam, $10,000 worth of books sdth titli we felt If we could get them ' to OeiKt'® But after another IsraeU retaUaA U£age are Infto^ ^ *’®P®“^ ed an airport proposal, the mat- llce Department, wlU conduct Mre. DonaW Roan and Dr. $900; Kenneth LobdeU, But type helicopter flying from Bjpn lb® season Monday at 7 ;46 tory ailr attack In southeast Le- pjan^ included in the wlto toe Soloctmeti. would have to go to toe Mrs. they need some read even pocketbooke, their lit­ Hou when mechanical failure p.m. In the Robbins Room of a "L*eA-Blke” program Sat- Alex D W e n ^ ^ porch, Gehring Rd. $360; Oerd- like "Oigy at Madam Draou- banon on Aug. 11, ithe Lebanese Bolton setectSnen at • thedr ■ courts. urday et the Lake Street School. — ^ vhlch President Nixon hasn’t erary Interests would improve.” (ULUsed. the plane to crash and Center Congregational Church. t^bnreh Sohool Begistortng ner Rugglee, room, Kfaigabury la’s” and "Sex Turned On” as In the* State In urging area residents to at- mooting Tuesday voted unani­ There will be two seeshMis, the given yet, that there wlH be an A* for foe setoctlons, he said, government reported that four "toe 'heIriiig” Houl'^ 7e^ia I'ueetey voted unanl- Antiquee Exhibitor' Reglsitetion tor Church Ave. $700. DeathsIn burn. He has been In Vietnam ----- (ContlniHMi from Pago One) mously to send a letter to (KPA ______first from 9 a.m . to noon and Increased effort to relievo the peri of a reading program, toe "These books are no more acur- \ Resumes Teaching for eight montos. >» The Rev. Kenneth L. Gustaf- clvlUans had been killed and j^at “an e^ l^ ’todlcLuon ot Mra- ^"errtd Erb, South a . . School at the United Methodist Al«>, Dcnald Adams, Anthony from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. problems 'of the city.” Newark News r^ rte d tzxlay. rlloua than one would find in foe His parents were notified of stm, pastor of Calvary Churth, Rn.*«t Hnrtfovd y went to toe Security Council. opTnlonr would'be'v7^7”s7rain proposed airport. haT'been'Tnvilted'tor the third Church will be heU Sunday at Rd. , porch, $500; Earl R. Klot- The council tm Aug. 26 unanl- „ ry gn jh is was In answer to an invl- consecutive year to eidiiUt e t This program was estab­ An offlolal'of the center, now big noveto at our public librar­ The Nation his death on Wednesday. will conduct a service Sunday school children were picked up 10:30 a.m. at the Church, Rt. 80. er, room. Baton Rd. $1,600; The Lemberg Center le exanv closed, described toe boolBs aa Monday, Sepf. 8 mouBly censured Israel, but Is- ' tation to attend too public heai^ toe faU edltton of toe 32nd ah-~ lished to help develop safer inlng toe role of the media Jn re­ ies. Most of the booka are ‘soul .Spec. Mott was born In Pots- at 8:16 a.m . on radio station on Kchcc-u.o i,y ‘'.w raell officials said ithedr forces H® is presently studying and ing. Haven Antiques Show, At 6;80 a.m. there will be a Rcibert Ryglel, room, Baxter St "soul material.” material'.” DIRBC7TO9U KAREN W. PKAU. Brig. Gen. John Miller Arthur Wke riding and to emphasize $1,600; John D. (Jodidard, ga­ porting racial Incidents, he said, dam, N.Y., Oct. 31, 1947. He WINF. The program is spon- In", but the shortage of drivers would continue to retaliate tor reviewing toe original CRPA The Selectmen said they are Connecticut’s largest antiques The story, written by Newark and aXIZABBTH W. WALTBBS UNION, S.C. (AP) Brig, was a 1966 graduate of Man- sored Jointly by ,^e Monohes- "ots still serious enough to cut the partlcutar hanartl of night- !^ ^ ® rage, Old Stafford Rd. $6,000; and has found that "all sum- The oenter woe cloeed June SO Arab attacks. recommendations, plus toe very disturbed over the fact show opens a four day ex- News reporter Vincent Zarate, Gen, John Miller Arthur, 70, Chester High School and a mom- ter Council of Chjlrchcs and the down attendance at secondary time bteycle riding. Pec4ta Raul Minta, toc4 ttied, R t 74 .-n-^r, the dleturhancee have on ordent of the Nixon admlnle------state-ordered Harris report that they have had no aCflclal hlbltlon at the New Haven gave this aooount: leader of the first as.suult troops bor of South United Methodist Manchester C leT^ Association. ’'o'-’s. are uigod to teve the <*lMren $600; WlUlam Hodge, J r . two been buried on toe Inside tratfon, aa part of a nationa Ire- (which also advocated the air- nottflcatlon from Uk CRPA Arena Sunday, Sept. 7, through attend either of Ihe two sea- 14. J^ ry , klMder^ /The paperback books were duction tn the Job Cbrpe pro­ KAREN W. PEARL A £ rooma, Grahaher Rd. $1,000; pagea.” to land on GundaleaniLl In World Church. Before entering service — Meanwhile, the board of edu- Manchester Area port) and is expected to air his about Us study, and have loam- Wednesday Sept. 10. Show hours sions. F&rten, and flrateeoond grade ./i^ught tor toe Camp KUmer Job gram. Weber could nc8 aoy what War II, died Thurs!^^ ®‘* ^^® (1969-70) budget. Unton Congregational Church he neiations, Mlsa Linda A. ters; and one submitted by Wil­ Bngllah.” Junior Womeib o f d e - eastbound lane, was marked The booiot were bought for a Says Press Orange, N: J.. Is one of 14 house doors also remain closed 'j":® j " A p rell^ n ary schedule s t X s ^ n e tor th fsta te .board esUmated $60,000 In wU start Its Fall schedule Sun- JUlson and Mrs. A. Ram- liam and M artha nuffe who Listlngg Nationwidr W ter Hartford students re- In several other communities sell around It pinning Mrs. SplI- velopment au^ests Iwd and one tor the CRPA were . day with toe service to be held age; bospIitoUty, M rs. Andrew sought to build a lawn building with red arrows and flashing reading program , said D. L. To Hold Tea celvlng Modeen Scholarship ar^U the aix-rtate region. '®>^ln. ^ ^ , sitlon In 1970; L te ni“ ilrron- d«*®. oomlrrg up wlto very at 10:40 a.m. Deutsch; hldtoi^, Mrs. Win- and an extension to a porch. lights. "Jack” Weber, former deputy MUIOOH. —NaUonwIda reaP Set Off Riot Tl«, Bolton Jvudor Women’s Awards totaling more than $16,- I" Mimdiester,s7 A...... where...... toe— I Polcle ^ 4 wsaid the steering J ^ wheel . A. aiiiAL-uonstnx:tlon m in iy7o1975 at the thT same similar conclusions,concl^onl Hene saiasaid nehe T t * u ^ ^ ^ Frank Waldo, son of Dr. and ston Abbctt; spec:lal programs, No Primaries But ' "notwithstanding the director-ait toe'eamp. estato Ustings ara sehaduled to Club will told ,a momtorshlp noy this academic year. «trikc^k,. affectsaffc<-te r^mcsome 14,000 piqvpup- tmd''afi to be removed to get the t,u,etimi. asna terminal,tr-t-TMiMoi hangar S___, ■ urnnHoY-aH wondered u/hvwhy lu./.two agencies,affAtiniAs tentativeJuaJ budgct, lisd estimated Mrs. William Waldo has been Mrs. Francis Haines and Mrs. Town Clerk Gloria Meuraht seemingly adequate warning,” "They were part of our pro­ go Into afleat In 1970, when one- , lees than half the schools victim, who was trapped tor. that there would not be (ConttniiiMl from 1*11 K® One) tea Sunday aftenuKm fr 3 U> The scholarshipsirshlps are admin- '’**• "air me scnoois v,...... , wno was irappea tor ■ ing and other Bupnorttog facuitv using taxpayers’ money, were “■“* “*<=*«= " “me. akyi uc M y suri engaged as soloist for toe year. George Munson; leglalattve. has not received any petiticm's said Coroner leadore L. KoUer, gram to get these fellows to fourtlt of West Osrmany's reat- 6 In FoUowshlp Hall of St. intered by Emanuel Lutheran -«re operatl^ Thruwday as shout 30 minutes, out of the comstructon '“ ““y even auth^Ld to do tL. F, If ^ He has been choir director In Mrs. C arl SUens; and publl- for priiharies preliminary to ”from"'an eviduaUon of the sur­ read,” he said. estJte tarotasrs will stort using early his morning to about 6B6. te«ichcr.s continued their strike a-reckafie. » .u , months he had said several "Many of the youtlia we hod a oentral date bank. George’s EplseopiU tauirch, Rl. church, Hartford, from a be- churches in California and Flori- cdty, M rs. John UMch. toe November municipal elec­ rounding clrcumstanoea, Mr. > n v iS lD U S 0 6 PAIHIOH Aibout 90 of the arreste over quest left by the late Oscar W. da and most recently had been BloodnoobUe Visits Sept. 16 tion. The deadline for filing for (Daniel) Arclola’s conduct can the last night were tor curfew The, Junior Wonum’s Club is Modeen, Hartford funeral dl- ..I.W 0«, A, ™.«.sp I,„h..^ .h, o, ti, »gh, .Ad ,».y ,»«d ’^a’liSTfn Director of Music at toe United 'nte Columbia Chapter of the petitions has passed not be fairly characterised as violation, police said. nan-sw^UirUin, non-partisan and ^ j,o died In 1962. nai mjunes and an operation ways, and Improvement of the *1. since they have another surplus for last vear stated Methodist Churcdi In Wllltmantic Am erican Red dross, which School Lunches amounting to homicidal crimi­ non-profit aind Is (rtxsn to all _ nality.” One Incident flared up a t 133 This Is the fourth year Ben- Coventry Trip wa.s performed to repair ten- supporting facfllUes are esU- meeting scheduled, but asked th ^ the $70 729 still Is subject where he had been for tour comprises the towns of An-- Lunches a t all Tolland schcxzls womon between the ages of 18 . . j „ j dons In her hand. The accident mated for 1985. Loyzlm to representa them at corrections and adjustments years. dover, Hebron and Columbia, next week are: Monday— hot Arciola, a 68-year-old Nauga­ Hampton Street early In the son has received an award tuck resident, hit hie brakes and When You Buys morning, when patrolmen were , _ 1 while attending Upsala, whore is still under investlgaUon by other proposed airports In the the meeting. ^ marb^oM d tfe ^ ^ to Brothers Overseas wlU have a Bkxxlmobile visit dog on roll, mustard, buttered The polatlvely new organlai.- , , , . . V . j Topic of Story swerved left In an effort to pelted from apartment windows . , 1 I ,, ,11 he, s inaloring In business ad- State Police of the Stafford study are the present Bradley In view of the strong pubUc the to^ audltora on^^ple^ Two sons of Atty. and Mrs. Sept. 16 at the Andover Oon- green beans, sauerkraut (high llon has biu-ked Uie mibllc . . . .. ' . . avoid toe tnicl), said Kotier. Monument from by rooks and bottles, police said. The Coventry • to - Coventry foop. International Airport; Bralnard feeling about a local airport tlon of their annual audit Frank MoCoy of West Rd., are gregotlonal Church from 1:46 schcwl), applecriep; Tuenday— hets; Tuesday, butter, buttered 00m , tomato g er tn the limousine. and honest advice in Main and Tower streets, police proJo<-tH foi-. a photocopying ter, and worked with the Ctuh Mrs. Young was one of toe 170 another northbound car. accounts receivable from that service he was attending Cen- spaghetti, salad, Italian bread, wedge, chocxtloto 'puddlrig with fvlOOSoed sept 6 lecting a family Bicmoclal said, hut no ttei^ous damage re- niiu-lilne for Uie pitoUc library. Back composed of retarded area residents who mode the ®*’® fontrol and skidded. Nixon Asks State, Local source at $181,166. or 09 per tra l ConneoUcnit State College celery sticks, vanilla pudding topping; Friday—bma salad cm suited. All Interesteil wqmon are wel- chlklren. three-week trip to Coventry |^®itog guard rails. The car cent. where he had been active In wlto chocxitaute sau ce; Wednes- roll, cabbage cerrot aalad, po­ priced to At your budg^ Police r^xirtod 19 arrests dur nn,. ______to®n rolled over on Its side. See our complete di^lay come>•11^1 at«ii. too ‘tea. / Benson inIs IVa member IIIV7IIIUU1 WIof Eman- KUiiiit.il- — England .«tIn AM-KAAJJuly. . Tlve A two triptaijp wasw«t» It a 4^^ Irt-liir^ . . If settlemciits of tax appeals tooth baseball and fcxttball. - day, grinders, vegetable soup, tato chipB, ctinnamon apple- Senlenceii in Asaault Ing the day Thursday on jyeaF A UHm tkuu'o Xvlll bo hold to- iiol Lutlumin iMuiroh In Mun- reciprocal exchange begun last j roportod. She Pfc. Jack McCoy is fat Da- chocolate cake; 'nmrsday, ham- aauce. featuring fully guaran­ Governments to Match Cut result In tax collections exceed­ LARAMIB, Wyo. (A P) — A ons charges. inoTTaw Nang, Vietnam, wlto the Quar- burg loaf, oven fried potatoes, Hot lunches a t Meozlowhrook teed Select jorrow froon 8 to 11:30 p.m. at Chester, from which he Is also year when over 100 BJngll.sh Oov- ,!h cj,.er"cir .,s, (C'onttnued from Page Oiiei ing toe $161,166 considered out- Middletown, Conn, youth re­ St.. Maurice C^iun^h. The Som ^ rorelvln**' ii Hcholar.shlp. ontxiane vladtedi here, staying In oo ^ termaster Corps. He had at- peas, corn bread with JeUy, and Hteks Memorial Schools Barre Guild nold, gchoirman of the state ®^h(Ung, then the surplus will ceived an IB-rocnth iq tiling Good from Manclwnster private homes. Mrs. Young and ■step against inflation. But oth- House of IlepresentatlvM’ m e r g e d in the same tended Manchester Community grapefruit; and Friday, orange cqst 36 cents, while those at the Mooumenta. College where he was a mem- Juice, macaroni and cheese, the Wyoming State Penitentiary : B 52 Crash will play. her fomliy acted as a host Gun- ers think the^75 per cent cut- transportation committee, sold. Conversely, If the set­ Middle School and the high lly at that time, and on toe July tlem ents" result In lower tax ber of the swimming team. He catobagie-apple salad, peanut schcrnl boot 40 cents. MUk Is In­ Thursday after pleadtaig giStty S<»Pr#»t«r*ij»B H llft back Is too severe. rite state of Florida will be In I/Vi’.o H l T n A ‘“T*’ to a cfaargo of asoault with a IVItuu>h^tor Kvfnliig llonUil Rockville visit sUyed with toe same fam­ la married fo the former June butter sandwich, ice cream and cluded with the lunch. _ \ Kills Slate Man o e t r e i a n e s t l l i r t -u don’t think there’s anything trouble. It would Just put toe (I*® surplus will deadly weapon. Bolton correspondent, C'lenioHell ily. To DiscuM Water Colons cxxhle, MUk la served wlto Lunch cund milk tickets wlU In H it.R n n r ’rjia ll important than curbing ijghway contractons In Florida ^ *’^°uced In toe same amount. “Techniques In Water CWor,” each meal. (t'ontlimed from Page One) Youiigy tel. 6IS-89H1. Hospital Notes Following lost year’.s visit, be sold Monday's only at the A lb ^ County District' Judge Ill X lll I\ u n VA raSn bjlatlon," «Ud Idaho Gov. Don cut of business,business. 'mat’sThat’s all. ------^------wUl be featured at the 8^ ------;------Mrs. M^adowbrook School, and must Vernon J. Bentley sentenced 18- Visiting hours are 11:80 to 8 Mrs. Young wrote a st- for Jean Foley of Hayes W. Samuelson. "In"in the interest a1 h.v’Hhey’d Justinot go o-r. Kar.sn.rAfbankrupt,” •> t i f-ix • -r Member meeting of toe Tol­ craft. A military helicopter flew Uie New York Timeu whiej’i ran. be purchased tor the entire year otd Stephen Oeoige Hays <1.111. In all areas except ma- ...... \ve., Blllhgton, and Mrs. Ann of this great country of ours, npmrv'tmH n t t Judges Skirt Law, land County Alt Association, Whip-Carryiug Cyclist to prison on charges stemming over the Wreckage but was un­ as this one will, In the travel Bucherl ■ of 73 Talcott Ave., we'll do anything we can to get j „ , n 'll. . k week, a t a exsk of $1.78. Tueoday at 8 p.m. at toe Rock­ from a shoot-out .with Lonsmis able to land tx'cause of the Housewife t<>rnlty where they are f to 4 section. Sht> reports that this Rockville were taken to Man- u» out of this mess.’* ,,, ° . 77.. Gets 90>Ddy Jail 'Term Hicks, thb Middle School and Says NAACP ville PuMc Ubraiy. toe high school will operate with police Ju ly 9 In which a 18- itml 6:30 to 8 p.m. Sunday’s story will appear on cheater Memorial Hospital Gov. Jam es A. Rhodes of Ohio ^ kp ® ^ your regulation no-iron heavily^ wooded area. ■Hie demonstratton w«l be BRIDOE3PORT, Oorai. (A P)— cash regMers in Ihs oafetsiia, year old tomato haatags of Ifoys' page seven of the travel section shortly after noon today when said. "If these are the tools the ^ “eTams cause we con (Conthmed from Pago One) Ijoring AFB 1s In the far / Saw Kidnap handle that on our’own.' iwosented by a JoexU. aitiat and A wMp-carrylng mc'xircycUst AdinlMwl Wixlne.sday: Jeanne hivd there will be picture of 1*'® rear of a Volkswagen, Ih-esident needs to bring infla- and lunches may .be purchased was wounded by poMoS bulleto. northeitSlern corner of the/ aaecx;letlon member, Mrs. Myr­ was sentenced to 90 days In Js'l with' money . brom$)t daily. , Police had gone to Hays' room l< iiiitliilleil Ire.ii raK® One) Splller, Hoffnran Bd..- Elling- 1*1® Lady Godlvn statue In down- driven by Mrs. Foley, was tlon under control— we will . Maddox suggested — that cuts u programs _r __lnaugurnted7 In Moore gymsuit i» at Matije, In Aroo.»tuld be made instead in anti- and elsewhere "by AttHtatt OoBege ^ at a local motel to Invsstigate toiuV a dozen miles' from tjii' Vile Vo’k.swag."'.V, site ;aUl. 'Pils poverty programs and foreign which better qualified policemen Mm. Carlson hds taught art sessing a efongerou: we-pen. Miss Donna Lynn Morganoesv reports of a stolen oir.. He oaitie New Brnnswlek, Ciuinda, In high schcxils in the area and PoHoe'^ said 21-year-okl David Republican, as Is hid. ^ be obtsdned” to help handle daughter of Mr. and M rs. Don­ out of Me room wielding a gun D&L der. By at her own studio. Her work Is Veto of Bridgeport also had a ald Mbrganson of Doyle Rd. has and with one arm around the miles from Both parties T think we made a mistake disturbance*.^ currei^ shown In private ool- basebaU bat and a clwln dog been accepted at* Oedor Great infUition Is the freezing irJteresl rates official* have a tendM- flrl- He surrendersd when she Ixirlng •ections throughout ib* ».,rti.try. collar tai his poosessfon when be College In Allentown, Pa. was struck by a polios bullet ------,„u j, ___ . Issue and that e^irlier—as distasteful as it Is,” ° what our poUce'de- Air Force aiH'ia, also said llngiton: Jov Mekelt, Tah-oM B r iti^ city The art association meets waa arrested July 1. She wUl sttond the nniiting in the leg. east. It Is the home of iiiany and doubte^ tliey would be ad- romethlng has to be done in or- Maddox said. He said wage and mente hand out . . . “We've lliere wxmv only thr,'e gimmen, avc.. tUx kvlIle;’ Anna Eln.sl.slel, The New• York------Ttines --..r a luneicartielp nilttcd.niltted der to bring It under control. price controls would be needed „ . questioning our po- B52s suid ^*136 Jet •Tefuuellng )' added th <1 the amlxiMMi'idor I’er'd St . Rih ' "" *' ‘ ' ‘ '' tankers. •kyllle: Mta lwoLs .'ihould rotmd out coverage of toe Mrs. Foley and Mrs. Bucherl NLxoh araiojinced mursday If the construction cutback falls “^Phi^ent,” he sold, tkiughler. trtfo.se sister city exctians'e vintll Hfri are. RrtPrptnrtp. rr.nn u „— th,.< 7x r.f t'r wen- <" [^'">*<1 with miLino ami dmnrhirr \fiiit. r. 'pk U>e^sister city, they were proceeding, west on le dropped to combttU inflation pleiu*ed Uie cutback did not ex- we (as ( .> of wash A wenr h:iil l>ieee.i iu»l limkeup. Inmi (\nirt Hix'kWIlo T.' Of lOTS, Pdrest St., and. had stopped at >md rising housing chsts. Con- t®od to highway projects Involy- !• ■ a n th e r plane load uf Americana “ traffic control sign when they tracLs alreadj- approved ore not i"g federal gnmts. He said Mis- . police” tow- OMEGA Gymloh, polyw- K<‘cs T Into , , r n,. r rp .A I ■ . w BriqxTty ou Mill St., ctmvey- Several witnesses gave a des- The President asked state and plants alum area* without wearing any • piogittm will- ex{^iiui tnii> _ .liMwiflv Ijiri'iiu, 29. of Eirnt laivi'uy. ajal refusal to .submit ,u,,'p Ihv t i 7 «o ..vniv.., . . * ' " " i „ i ' svaie ..jiu ■limming suit e ' to fiM.K.ri.r niinv ‘«x $17.60. , ‘ flptlon of the driver of the see- l‘v a l governments to plan eon- badges to clearly Identify them- O M M A K I I M ttijS‘4* <>f the lown'.s .srlKxd.s. ac Hartforil. wlui j-seaix-rl from ix> >U'g‘*fpf-nung...... - - >, . Iowa Gov.-Robert Ray, a Re- rr|vp« p * ..pii ' wHh no-spill l onllng to an .iniumma*ment by , Qultelsliu DchI ond car and his marker num- -'^fuction cuts of their own and publican, termed the cutback "a Policemen. lliv eushKly Aug. '29, l.s .said to On Aiig. 25 he a[>iHxire«.l In RIRNT UP WITH THIM ringing! Mel SlelM>)(l, town rec lUn'ctor. Sanuwl R. iuul Ellen S. Wtl- ber to .Mitochester police, who eautionerl that if response very bttteif pill." but added. , ,, . , CliYiUt iVnirt 12 In MiuK-lusAter stvi to Wtxxlrow S. amt Raxiuie are I pocket. In red, The prx»pram. which begins Im- hea.llng .--onto UxUty to a ,,, proves In.sufficiem I shall We don't like this but we also B Wilson, pix^x'ity txi Griswold The txisler you are, the more you need the on 0(i. 0 and runs thitm^h ear he rei»>rte.Uy stole fu>m Ids ’’'ehai-ges. He was plaorHt to the lued to ' K-sli*ict the commit- know romethlng drastic has to ih. Nixon Cutback precision of an Omega, the famous pre­ yellow, green, April :i. will move inti> tlu* wife. ba.-rt-im-nl i-a-IIs to await trimster fiieirLs for eo.-.struction that can te done.' cision which times Olympic (tomes and goes Huekley. WmUMl and Illing Marriage Ucenses be financed through federal Republicim Gov. Richard B. I blue surf for all Gr«nt«it look going bdck to school; Beil bottom Ae.'ortilng to Fast Hartforxl l^iek to Hartfoixt. \\7ille there, HiX'ky Ihiglhxx', 294 Mi'Ktx- Affects Blacks Into orbit with Apollo astronauts. Man's salt- .sch(xds, SiolKdd .S4ild. tie aiul a fellow pri»>n«w, Wll- jjj s Wife grants Ogilvle of IIHnois said several winding Seamaster with data dial, 14K gold' slacks and knit swiaUr-ahirta . . . go got 'om! ixrllee, .Mrs Ui.r»>au i-alli-rt them iumI Fninceo Mary Don- In addition, the ihi't'e rt'gUlar Main Hamlltivi, 20, of is> certain, o . . .Many officials interpreted this post offices planned around his (ConOnlied from Page One) ^llsd, $140. L sd /s 14K gold with faceted llancheeter pub­ rec centta-s, > Knat Sid West at 8:30 lids morning umt «Ud addres.s, jumixxt Uie JiUl kwk -‘'‘’T*. 9 *\ warning as a threat to state Istnte will be first hit. - the union synthetic sapphire crystol, $120. Other TlitJottoiv Gtxirge IkUvlytoi Holds HpjJe lic wbooV- 6-l6;y Sid- -, and Conlmiinlly will 'also that .she liiul Jitet ixvelvtxl a Call ami txx'a)H'4hether or rtag^!^- rt-”'- OnogM for man snd,wornen, from $87,50 \ be o|x-n IVetluTHfielvl. ami t'aroiamiiroiami ouIIiuuhI from One)l In Cbiii (top) Chino boUa, parniakeot' proM polyodt«r-4 fi-oni her \|ntolxijid, , who told herlie...... llam...... lltixi was . _ .-aught__ , ...... 'T iu's - in Qitllternla. State IMbllc net this Is toe best approach to sjroction aid .8-14 . « . 7 * Siebold .8,atd beeaii.si-. of 1111^ lu- liiu) taken her eiir, tout he day to a HI 30 motA*l tn Vetotxi nd Wortts bii cotton, navy, brown, camel. 8-12. reg. A slim Sept. IS. St Jan ies’ t'hureh out." C irector Jam es A. Moe meet toe problem 6f toflation, ” Department to an EASY PAYMENTS JNVITr: ^exptui.slon. .sitti'ial paUI ixwi- was In Middletown aixl.U iat he He Is eliargxxl wlto escape from creered a freeze ppef a dangen.>us wen- 22 Oliver Rd. m i ' >®«vlng v,rtis-ng for bids after meeting 9. visor, lutiril,:^ .su|x-rvi.sor. bowl- out'the re)x»rt to MUldletowm )k>- (xm, uttering a forg.xl check. Ing sujx'ivl.soi', ba.sketlull] of- llee, slate police anil Mtui-* reee’lvlng stolen pixqxrrty, .(toil Marjorie Kurtz, tool shelng held 111 •lint MJ, 26-80 * * . Soft cotton vetov shirt, lareau Was by four j„.„- irone' uuVy'*' mm- beer^7ft^ed‘''« riate ro-^ro;: V 7ald' "At best it a-ould Just ’’The percenUgru*! to persons .sliould i-ontai-t him- at Harifond <.\>nvotlonal t'ei*t»>r to blue, Mown, gold, gresn, 8-20 * * . th® West Side lU-i , no O-dar lunm-er e.nuve«. of break ahd M «m -hX tX rv hl^^^ 17:^“^ , Shalkm-brtx>k ward Mr InforniatteTon « k " . ‘ " I too heavy but totW who jeweUWS-SILVlItSMITHS SINCg 1*00 !*'* hive an .appreciable effect on are staying are going to mate at. cH ty alto erlmlmfl Intent. April 14. . m , wa.uoo. whereabout*. - in Flonda; Rep. L r o ^ -o J^ i r- the ON-er-all program." pretty good mechanics.” — DpwntcNrn Msnrhestw foSteayngtetet am. rmmm wesii / /• ------^ ------^------

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•’AGE TE N X ■ \ MANCHESTER EVEIHNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1969 ■ V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.y FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1969 PAGE ELEVEN P D T tO ^ Prospects Good Collins DHve To Slash Spending G O P Gives Wapakoneta Eager Beaver, PINTO, People Interested In Prospecting S t a r . In NareMcs Treatment Or­ Readies to Greet Loses Senate Momentum Erin School of e In •By CLAY H POLLAN PubUcity Shy, Stdl ud ScUUM ganization Inc., Is now open Insurgents For Billionaire ARin UtRAUPRA In Coed Murder MAR. 21 FA Yowr Oat// Acfrvffy Guid* FA POODLE SHOPPE SEFT.; Monday through Wednesday By A. L. SCHWARTZ III Cri'tics contend that 58 of the Her Apollo Son According fo Sfort. •* APR.19 OCT.: Leaves Town ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — he al«o would ask that.the trial evenings, 6:80 to 10, In the AssocUted Pres* W riter b ig . jrfanes that already are Nod in Race Irish Step Dancing RENO, ffev. (AP) _ BUUon- The News To develop messoge for Soturdoy, POST ROAD PLAZA-RTE JO-VERNON. CONN A 22-year-old Eaiatem Michigan bottom floor of the Williams WAPAKONETA. Ohio (AP) — j12-234446 10-21-32-4 be moved to anothei;^ county be­ WASHINGTON (AI?) — The flying, under construction or on aire Howard Hughes haa tripled ^57-6fr«-90 reod words corresponding to nIUmbers DE3.ANSON, N.Y. (AP) — Unlyersity student was ar­ Building of St, M ary’s Epis­ 53-54-75 cause of heavy publicity about Senate drive to slash Pentagon the’ drawing boards are enough BRIDGEPORT, Cdnn. (AP)— Classes Start Wednes«iay, Sept. 10,1969 his holdings In Nevada gold and Ray Disowns Statement Neil A. Armstrong’s hometown ' TAUIIUS of your Zodioc biitH sign. The pesky and persistant beaver raigned on a first-degree mur­ the case. He told newsmen that copal Church on Park St. silver mining claims, and new SCOKHO 878-7624 sumYUKT spending appears to have lost and the Pentagon couldn't even The four nominees of the R e­ ■'=' ------NASHVHJLE, Tenn. (A P ) ______—**^folks were tryingvajruiK to be as ccumcalm •\ AP«, JO 1 Do 31 In 61 Agro* ocr.n finally departed Thursday, after der charge todhy in the latest of he had not,yet made a final de­ An ex-addict, a parent o f a some momentum as it hea4s to- flpd enough combat ready publican Town Committee' for IRISH AMERICAN CLUB rocoP^ ^ he Is expiring the James Earl Ray has Aaowned a teday about Ws homecomUm as MAY JO 2 Overdoing 32 Pm p I* 62A delighting children and causing seven unsolved cOed murders. drug user, and a professional ward showdown voting, proba- •------3PmpU 33 Ltst -63 To NOV. 21 cision on whether to ask for a troops to fill all of those. local offices have withdrawn, ground in starch of mineral ^ m ^ t ^ f«le r ,U agente he appeared when be step^ in I 3-18-29^ a temporary state at emergen­ The defendant, John Norman change of venue. counselor are on hand to talk bly on Monday. COMMERCE STREET wealth. 4B* 34 Spending 64 Story 2-13-24-35i Other amendments pendli^ thereby practically guaranteeing Kiued Dr. Martin Luther K li« thn mnnn /51-71-79-83 5Sm 35A 65 Rsiochorv 45-5^ cy. I-* ' Collins, stood mute at the brief Before today's hearing, the to anyone on an anonymous But a source close to the Sen­ would block funds for a new CEMINI 6 Things 36 You 66Chortg« the GOP standard bearers will GLASTONBURY. CONN. Hugrhes has at least 1,655 Jr. and framed him as the as- SA6ITTARIUS The beaver took up hearing before Washtenaw courtRxim was kept locked basis. The phone number is ate bloc seeking to trim about $8 7 It 32 Somewhat 67 Todoy mammoth aircraft carrier until be the challenge candidates of claims on mines that produced saasin. But It was hard to do. A 8 Exciting 38 p«t 68 B«. In a small pond about to days AN ADOITIDN TD DUR STAFF County Circuit Judge John W. while about a dozen detectives 643-2300. billion from a $20 billion m ili­ the administration outlines how the Republican Action League. REGISTRATION BY PHONE Nevada’s boom era and on un­ The statement was attributed 100,(XX) is expected tor ’ t - 'V JUNtJO 9 Exorcss 39 Con 69Ak>n« ago and buUt a dam to provide Conlin. conducted - a thorough search, tary procurement authorization IOSm 40 To 70 Sympothttk himself more water. the big ships fit Into its future The action came Thursday tapped ground that geologists to Ray. servli^ 99 y e a n for the official welcome Siaiurday, 8-17-2M9 n You 41 To 71 With 5-2031-42/CV The judge set Sespt. 17 as the t'l spectators, including news­ bill says the effort "hasn’t ali­ policy and would delay fundk for night at a-meeting of the com­ Directors: call "target areas” tor prospec­ slaying, by his brother Jerry already the first of the vW- 1^50-0061-66 12Wotch 42 A 72Chonc« 52-0362-64V^ The dam shut ott the water date for hearing defense mo- men, were searched before en apart yet by any means.” CANCIR t3Could 43 Toll 73 A supply for this village at 600 Mr. Charles a new -manned bomber, a super- Ray of Chicago. Tbe prisraier’e started to flU up tltts mittee In the wake of the filing tors. 14 Work 44 Your 74 Lot CAMIICOtN tionsy including a request that oelng allowed into the room. "Th^re has been, some mo­ JUNfJI Police Log size battle tank and two new earlier this week of a complete A N N DEVINE, 568-2666 A record number of “Proof of la'wyer, Robert W. Hill, '°w n of 7,500 peno-e spector Mervln Gallagher savs u — ----- Bernadette. DevUn, “ P - fhe— —Auglaireo— Cbunty 29 Not 59 S tv ^ 89 Associates >00DLE PUPPIES FOR SALE - STUD SERVICE AVAILABLE Beineman allegedly took place. July 23 after she was last seen John Mlnney, 20, of 113C ments to cut or delay fimda for world’s biggest plane had dam­ (We Have A Notion To Pleoao) fw v w i A ___ A.______f f l i p 0TirMin‘-'iCi ____^ ffy'* sepi.jj 30 Pays 60Good 90 Optimistic M At. JO ’ ’Most ot 'the people around ‘ he R A L to see how well it can has “ real potential ” -Two min»> a fund-ralstng tour *alr grouncE. That’s Tirhere the Collins is accused of stran­ alive riding a motorcycle with a Dotwney St., was arrested on pecific military projects would aged ’ ’tens of thousands of E. MIDDLE TPKE. (Next To Popular Mkt.) 7-19-30-41 9/6 9-1027-38 here have been cheering for (he do against the m ajority Demo­ that Gallagher calls verv sur United States, says, ”The reception will be held tor f§)AdYet5e Neutral gling Ml:s B.elneman, Who was man Identified as Collins. Her a warrant from the Wethers­ come up for a vote Monday. workers in government and In OPEN WED., THUBS., FBI., tiU 8 -^51-02-72 ' 6*$' € 49-76^78 beaver," aaiid Schuyler Oomth- crats. ,'The R A L had stung the cessful are pulling what minere miner, ^ am cad ee stay “Pup unt------the„ «w- Armstrong, alter a 2H-mlle pa- a freshman at the university, nude' and sexually molested field Police Department and Considered will be an amend­ my state.’’ Waite, school principal. and dumping her nude body on body was found three days later ment sponsored by Wisconsin re—.i-ir ’ --I. ra by cbnrq-ea call "Invlsibte“Invisible wgold fd ” out ” Officials said the beaver wae charged with obtaining money Proxm lre repeatedly said that Miss Devlin, a 22-year-old Decorations are in place along a lo.iely road on the outskirts of on an obscure road on the out- .jemocra't William Proxm lre to that the party had been pursu- WE HAVE ALL THE area’s rocky soli. one at the l a r g ^ they herl ever under false pretenses and for­ none' o f the amendments would spokesman for Northern Ire- the live blocks in the main t « r t Ann Arbor, about 1.1 miles from klrts of Ann Arbor. deny $553 million for 23 addi­ -Tig a iio-vylii" galley ai’.J was Milling with cyanide dissolves In Libya: seen and eeUmated he weighed gery. He was turned over to actually tormlnate a program land’s CathoUc minority in re- of the business district o n ^ - Ypsilanti. The seven young women wore tional C5A transport planes and cc-'‘.enting ItPe'f with bp'nfr a the precious metal out of ore about 60 pounds. Wethersfield authorities for pro­ they are aimed at delaying the SUPPLIES TO MAKE ^ t disorders, axMed Thurs- glaze Street. Store fronts are' Ryan also asked^the court to killed'over a two-year period in to direct the General Account­ program until . jftirther studies "lore-or-IeBs permfanent minori­ that would have been discarded Harassment apparently drove cessing. decorialted with pictures of Arm- order the. prosecutor to open his the Ypsilanti-Aim Arbor area. ing Office to study what the ty. as too low In value before mod­ him away. can be made, he said and delay have a Hat of legitimate trong, American flags and red files to the defen.se, a step Ryan Three of them were Eastern Leaders of the regular organi­ em methods and high Spokesmen said the constant ACCIDENTS cheapest way would be to meet .’a necessary because It Is not YOUR SE W IN G 1st C LA SS gold demands. The granting of them white and blue buntirg Security Commander said wa.s ordered recently by a Michigan coeds, while two oth­ the airlift capacity the Pentagon absolutely certain the weapons zation decided to let the PAL prices made It attractive. presence a t children building 1966 Plymouth demands Involves the deafruc- The whSle town captured the judge in another case. ers were students at the Univer­ A written warning for failure prove. If It can, that It ceui dams for him, men knocking wants are needed. Hughes’ filings say his crews f*'” ' ot the govemmenb- We icace sr'rlt Heniini-'.w..-. Earlier, Ryan had indicated sity of Michigan. '■ to graht the right of way was beat the Democrats. A resound­ TRACING WHEELS them down and just casual on­ are taking core samples and don’t want it destroyed as an toe h o m ^ clli Assigned to Benghazi 4-DOOR SEDAN Issued to Jacob Klein, 80, o f 21 ing defeat for the RAL slate i lookers succeeded whete all ekse stripping away topsoil looking exercise dn destruction but be- quilltv Base f)i» Fairfield St., after his car In the election would, accord­ failed. TRACING PAPER for ore veins. cause it stands In the w ay oi closed and there was no Indica­ 0 oyUnder, auto, trene., a eharp, ane^nrner ear. struck a oar driven by Ruasell ing to the leaders’ strategy, pull ^ At one point a state at em er­ He s certainly going after It, Progress and social and eco- the dav to nne. n •“••‘"’ary councU named a spe- tion when the regim e would al­ TIschofer, 18, of East Windsor, Researchers Test the teeth of the Insurgents. i gency was declared because the Brazil Accepts Terms SEWING GAUGES andid tests have indicated there’s Tmmie™>mlc ociiHAvsecurity, •> _ i»e ’ ' Security commander In the low any but selected toreignere yesterday at 12:60 p.m. on There will, however, be a ( Drive” and ’’Lift Off Lane.' water pressure dropped so low gold there,” says Gallagher. to enter or leave the country. ONLY Cooper Hill 8t. near Pine St. GOP primary for some 30 other . 1 • Armstrong and his wife, Jan- Benghazi area today and called the chtortnator stopped working. -SKIRT MARKERS "They have the technical people Militant Student The curfew was lifted from 10 are expected to arrive with on all forces In Cyrenalca to Resldettts wore asked to boU Kennedy Death Car positions below the top four of- and resources. I f there is any TOKYO (A P ) — Yt a.m. to 6 p.m. Workers In essen­ Asked by Kipnapers Nancy Marchuck, 186 Green­ flcps on the bflUot. • TAILOR’S CHALK their two sons late today but ma'ntaln "vigilance and disci­ tial. services were ordered to re­ water. BOSTON (AP) — The auto n An Inquest Into the legal possibility of putting mlnhigmlnin.. Yamamoto, a 28-year-old *u - wood Dr., was issued a written Republican Town (Chairman ( they likely will not see anyone turn to their Jobs, and shopkeep­ (roiitliiiicd irnm Page One) whdeh Miss Mary Jo Kopechne cause of her death, which had Aritonl claims Into operation, they’re '^®'"' militant'leader sought by pline.” nals and banks have been warning for following too close­ P. Trojanowskl, saying i BUnON HOLE MAKERS except members of their faml- ers were warned against keep­ be dangei.ni.s, but hurry to meet (Ued on C ^ p p ^ id d d lck iB l^ d b e e i^ e d u le d fOT S^^^^ waa he could not*“c a m p M ^ o7 be- the people who could do It.” P®*^®® I®** February, was . , The announcement broadcast Cky Takea Action blamed on leftltA terroiiaU. A ly, after her car atruck the I'es and close friends betore Sat- ing their premises closed during tr.e condition.s for rny rclea.se. The first Hughes clalms-4 7 7 while on hU way momlmr hy Radio Tripoli made no men­ U.S. Arm y captain was olain in ret,r of a car driven by William . K T half of the RAL. also resigned W non-curfew hours. In CndMipple Case "The.se people (two unintelli­ —were recorded 16 months aco ^ national rally o f student V ^ tion of armed opposition to the Sao Paulo laat Ootober. Ruebln, 62, of 2 Eastland Dr., tested by researchers retained pending a state Sup^reme Ck>urt meeting GAGGAAAAAAAAAA A i A A A A O gible wonts follfAV) are very de- by attorneys representing Sen. Public records In th T ntae .Armrtrong s Saturday sched- new regime. But there were OVERLAND. Mo. (AP) -r A Alfred Elbrick, son of the yesterday at 2:15 p.m. on E. ruling on the constitutionality of Those who withdrew were ^ termli.ed. Edward M. K en i^y, the Bo(Bton the inquest. countles where Hughes hn. fii.s PoUco had been looking for allows only 10 minutes tor a growing Indications that the Jisi- resident of this St. Loula suburb kidnapped U.S. ambassador to Middle Tpke. Maurice J. Trojanowskl, nom- ^ ^ John Manohegter Cate. "A ll my love, darling hoping Globe said today. Kennedy’s counsel argued! be­ claims show he has inv.«f.rt Yamamoto, chairman of fhe roumon with his high school ta of arm y oflLoers was running says the city sought vsngsanoe Brazil, said today he is "w ait­ „ •nee mayor, Alfred B. Ca'vu- millions In mining '"vested Tokyo University Students Joint graduating clase of 1947. we ili ill ix; together soon, The primary purpose of the fore Ir.lo difficulties In the Cjyrenal- On D ru ^ Bound Over on him by having a work crow ing by the telephone and hop­ Patrid a Hood of HamUton, (^“ ^ i ^ Z "O'"*"®® 'O'- ‘ own clerk. Ed- Hughes whn hn. . Struggle ComniKtee, on charges he will have plenty of DeCorinior Motor Solos, lue. "Burke" testing, the newspaper said, was Paul C. Reardon, that the In- g nominee for city can Desert. cut down six fkuwerlng crabsp- ing” fbr news of his father’.. Las Vegas hotels arising from the seizure in Jan- I'lme for the one thing ho Insist- MIDDLETOWN, Omn. (AP)— MO BBOAD 8TBXET. MANOHlXrnEB—M8-41H Four gunmen Intercepted El- Maas., struck a sign post on the to determine' whether Mias Ko- quest was o f an accusatory na­ pie trees on his lawn. release. at Clerk, and Mrs. Lillian Houle, and uncounted real estetralnce " university building. '>'• /XTTi.™—iO . fc I ..I The case of John Manchester, brlck's limousine Thursday, McNall St. exit Rt. 84 thi.s pechne could have lived tor any ture and s said the senator’s Gerald Lebeau said PubHc Bllbrick, a 30-year-old execu­ r?,r" ?T, oST'J'jSn.nZS the 10-yearH>ld soil of aut)y>r < hloroformed lilm and carried morning at 0:15. length of time after the acci­ rights would be violated If wit- ‘'-®“ "'-®'-' BONNIE BEAUTIFUL Works Commissioner Robert B. tive working iii Donuon .or a The challengers will become William Manchester, was bound him off In a station wagon. They dent. nesses could not be cross-exam Brooks Jr„ wrote him last week 0 . 8 . Investment advhxiry serv­ the official candidates Sept. 13, over to Superior Court Wednes­ l< ft a lengthy ransom note giv­ Steven Parley. 18, of 04 Thom­ Ined. asking that the bushes on the ice, said he was toU o. ms .a.h- Two of the researchers were according to A. Edward Sandu- 1968 Pontiac Bonneville Convertible day by Chncult Court Judge Rob­ ing the junta 48 hours- until Sat­ as Dr., says that he swerved to They were barred from doing com er of his lot be trimmed be­ er’n plight by the State Depart­ identified as Dr. Rldiard Stone la. Republican registrar of vot­ ert M. Owens. urday aftermxMi to release the the side of the rood on Tolland so by Judge James A. Boyle In cause they were Interferti« w«h ment in Woshilngton b o tiiw and Drr. John Teltzel, both ers, unless the Town Committee the ** caught up In Kosygin has refused to consider Cleveiand-reared Bob Hope **nrnhi *™1*2^*^ Young Manchester, a Middle- prl.'- finers and broadcast a .manl- Tpke., near Rt. 16, yesterday Eldgartown District Court where One owner car equipped with V-8 ensdne, auto­ motorists' vision, and warhlng news was generally released. physicists employed by the Ar- fills the vacancies left by the town resident, had been arrest­ fe.s'Ui .Miylng the government at 11:16 a.m., in order to avoid the inquest was to be held. matic transmission, power steering, power cial p^lemV"'"*’ f “ miles soutoorBelK^ that the city would act X the job 1 spoke to my mother in Rio tlnir D. Little Co., a research withdrawals. ™ J , lanos m me n.urue cnam seizea jo;n Armstrong ed with another peraon and wiLM a dtclatorshlp that was ex- hitting a car pulling out of a Meanw^Ie, Dlst. Atty. EM- on the Medltemuiemi coas7 were not done reasonably soon. by telephone lit I mg i-, an e firm based In Cambridge. This was considered unlikely brakes, power windows, radio with rear speaker, J L Z i requires state- by the U.S.S.R. at the end of In the afteimoon. charged with poaeasslon of a |)loiting the people. private driveway. Parley's car mund Dinds, who sought the In­ The : junta on Thursday or­ A crew that came ’ntursday lusurecl me she was w ell," he Stone refused to comment on since the committee called tor 4 new whitewall tires. Truly a luxury car. Avo­ m «ite of continued work on cer- World War H. controlled drug and rlak of in­ If the junta did not comply, struck a tree. quest, said "w e ’ll act soon” ih dered armored and Infantry cut down the crabapple tress told newsmen. the Globe report, and Gen. _____ the withdrawals in a straw vote cado mist with parchment interior. tmn Claims, and the documents Aichl said Kosygin told him jury to a minor. He la free the note said, Elbrick would be responding to a Pennsylvania unitj into Benghazi, which is the and two other , trees before po­ "She seemed terribly calm, James A. Gaidn, head of Arthur suggestion that Dlnls Thursday night, ed In Austin by a Hughes aide after a conference ITiursday under no-caah bond. executed. It added ' that the There was a two-car accident ju d o ’s Sibal To Enter capital of Cyrenalca and Lib­ nce mimmoned by Mrs. I.«berui .ar.d I know nhe Is being well D. Little, said he would have *120,(XX) was spent last that the balance of power estab- The Charges Stemmed from deadline would not be postponed on E. Center St. at Holt St. provide specific facts If he The tour challenge candidates ya's' second city. Agedabia Is stopped the chopping. looked after. I have no plans to nothing to say about the story are Nicholas A. Panuzlo, tor month exploring claims In that Uahed after the war Is necee- complaints filed by the parenta and "we will not hesitate to car­ yesterday at 1 p.m., when a wants an exhumation and autop­ Senatorial Race the Eitarting point of the 600-mlle ' 'Cutting down those trees was iiy .0 Kip.” either. Teltzel was not avail­ mayor, James F. Stapleton, tor ®°""ly s^lone. gary for world peace and that of a teen-aged— —^ ^girl after------their— ~ ' J - w w —. . ry out our promises." car driven by Harold Bariwley, sy of Miss Kopechne’s body, desert track to the Koufra Oas­ purely vengeance on the city’s ,His 27-year-old sister, who able. city clerk, Mrs. Anita 3. Vogel, His Hughes Tool Co. and other no territorial changes should be daughter waa treated at a local part becaiwe I dldntt get around Tile tliree' military chiefs who 79, of 107 E. Center St. collid­ Dlnls has until Sept. 22 to re­ HARTFORD C3onn. (AP) — is, where the Senussi tribes are also lives In Ixindon, is working The Globe said moat of the tor town clerk, and George A. firms have 'claims in an arc made, h ^ it a l. Police said she was to trlm m liv the txMhes tast took over from ailing President ed with the car of Denlsa ply. Former congressman Abner W. known to be fanatical followers ^lloe said she was to trimming the bi ill Yugo-xlavla now,^ She Is on as- teats were i>ertormed in the Sadden, tor city treasurer. which cuts a swath from the ----- ^------Sibal of Norwalk will announce of ousted King Idris. ^ fe r ln g from the effecU of a enough to suit ttwm Lsbsau Arthur da Costa e .Silva Sunckiy Cournoyer of 88 Pearl St. Sibal of Norwalk will announce of ousted King Idris, sl-vtanl to a movie director. driveway of the State police bar­ once booming silver mines tfhig. compUinGd. niglit quickly complied with the his candidacy soon for the Re- Tripoli radio broadcast fre- "She was notified by the U.S. racks In Bklgartown, on M ar­ Pension Checks Delay 2695 around Tonopah In the west There was a minor accident U.S. Destroyers publican nbmlnaJtion for U.S. quent appeals for calm and dls- .second demand, Television sta­ Embassy in Yugoslavia,” E l­ tha’s 'Vineyard. The Vineyard Is Vehicle Imports Up north through the Comstock.’ tions interrupti'd regular pro­ on Scott Dr. yesterday at 8:40 HARTFORD (A P)—The Veter­ Senator, the Hartford Courant ctpllne. Troops appeared at the J j L brick said. "W e have mimy adjacent to Chappaqulddlck. across the top of the state and grams to broadcast the manifes­ p..m. when 6-year-old William an'! Admln''3trntlon has b'am'ad BONN—Of the 3.1 milUon cars ‘’Show the Flag’ raid today Tunisian border'post 500 miles friends tlvere." In addition, a scuba diver was down along the Utah border to. Radio stations said the ibext Fisher of 204 Scott Dr., rode retained to phottrrraph the' pond •' s'ow Labor Day delivery of and trucks produced last year DeCORMIER MOTOR SALES HGar Ely. Sibal made a laat-mlnuto, un- touth of units replacing civilian He added: "M y father has his bicycle into the rear o f a mails for the delay experienced iT»Vi ISTANBUL,” TVrkey (AP)r — SUCC&^'Sfulsucce£'3ful bid for the Senate police who had —~ - been on —duty Yoga Exercise Class had been releaisod but they did In which the car rested tor nine In West Germany—28 per cent INC. been faced with many crisis truck driven by Raymond Bou­ jy some pensioners In the state more than ln„1907—1.9 mllUon statp’^ ^ ® ‘^®®lroyers of the U.S. 6th nomlriatlon In 1968, losing to there since the coup. The border iu)t read a full version. Newspa­ a . .to years ns n diplomat, but hours before being discovered .285 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER, 648-4166 "Stay Firm o f Mind and Phjrsically F it" pers were planning to publish tin of Thompsonvllle. and the bridge from which It n receiving their pension were exported, a gain of 81 hnidora claim Fleet will sail through the Turk- h . M ay Jr. and lost the- "i* ! the International airporU at 1. ever one of such a personal na- "•hecka. the antigovemment blast In to­ plunged Into the pond, the Globe per cent over 1967. vada sVnt *®*' Straits Sept. 17 on another election to Democratic Sen A"b- Tripoli and Benghazi remolived t U R i . " Association, fourday "show the flag” mis- raham Ribicoff. ' BOWERS SCHOOL day's eilltlons. tiOMPLAINTS said. William J. Johnson of the VA which Hughes joined. slon in the Black Sea, Turkiah The kidnapers’ note told the Mr. Sparkle Car Wash, on Ih e tests reportedly also were regional office said Thursday Congressman Thomas J. Mes- Registration Monday, Sept. 16 — 7:80 P.M. government sources said today. government to deliver the * 1B Marine Weather Hartford Rd., lost a coin box aimed at determining how fast that hla office had received a ,. . ,. . . kill of New Britain is currently WINDSOR LOCKS. Oorai. (A P ) containing MSO to thieves some­ flood of complaints from pen- It would be the second ■visit . . ______. PROJECTOR LAMPS 8 CLASSES— $12.00 ju-isoners to the embassies of Kennedy's car was traveling Alabama Supports this vear of the destrovera New- “ I*** frontrunner tor Chile, Mexico or Algeria and —High tide along the Connecti­ time yesterday. when It went o ff the bridge, how s'.bners who had not received this year M the destroyers New tenatorial nomination. All Types Always In Stock K. P eriT and Norris to ^ , 3^ ^ Co-ed Bring Small Rug give tliem .safe conduct to those cut shore today will be from long it was betorS It filled with their checks on time. He said Freedom of Choice WELDON DRUG CO. 5:46 p.m. at New London to Tile family of, Ronald Flynn, water and whether on air bub­ the checks were posted from the waterway which provides the g w-jClee a former state lev- eountrb'S. T67 Main S t Wear Suitable Clothing The names of the prisoners 7.30 p.m. at Bridgeport, the iJ.S. 1 Freni'li Rd., reports the loss ble might ha've formed at the U.S. Treasury office in Chicago M O fT T C K ^ R Y , Ala. (A P ) ^ v ie t Union with an outlet to fr^m Farmington, Lid - - T ^ Alabama House and Sen- the Mediterranean. The same g^^jg g^„ ^ * §46-6881 wer<> not annoiuiced, but It was Weather Bureau reports. of $190 In cash upon return from rear seat of the overturned car. cn tlmei late last month. CUSTOM KITCHEN CENTER ate Thursday voted to support destroyers crossed Into the werion l)elleved tla;y Include some of Low tide at Old Saybrook to­ a lO-day vacation. The Globe niade no mention ”By Saturday all checks < ^ . . Now is your the 2ltyn<“mbers of a terrorist day will be at 12:16 p.m. of results. Should have been received,” he 385 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER PHONE 649.7544 form er George C. Wal- Black Sea In June. g baj served two terms In g,rou|i ciVlled M R-8 wl«> wore ar- Sunset today will be at 7:18 Mrs. Stewart Clark, 11 Bank A medical examiner ruled aft­ ( aid. He explained that pension­ lac^ P®^1» to de- VlslU by the U.S. destroyers congress, from 1961 to 1968. 99 mana freedom o f choice as a DyesS and Turner last year '______iisted InAuly. and sUnrlse Saturday at 6:23. St., says that she lost $30 from er 7:{ "Now it Is an eye for an eye bility one to three miles in than In the highest previous al, Sen. Stewart O'Bannon de­ Americans,: own mutual - fund lows J^i the 60s, says the U.S. back from ihe ravages of summer. It's the fer- and (I lisilh for a te well planneil and was quickly lawn, start changing il by irnling in wiNOSoa, e\eeuleil A small Volkswagen PONTIAC Saturday ONLYi liiocked Hn- ambassador’s lim­ 373 MAIN STREET WOOLS — NYLON— ACRYLAN - J ^ D i L 'rtht ffcwlrnpm w r variety of Kentucky blue- ousine as he wa.s returning to BEAT THE RUSH grass Produces a deep green lawn that feels i ll'ie initsissy downtowiL ..iLfter — THIS IS A PARTIAL USTING — like veivci and wears like iron lunching at Ids residence. Till' four gtinmen forced their SET OUR SPECIAL sv.iy into the Cadillac, cliloro- PHONE 648-2881 REG. NOW Blend .Sevealy (io^ Windw,) toi ini-d I'idbhck and transferred _ w o o l X 2.5(X) sq ft box 9.95* him to a Volk.sit'agen station NYLON Gtotd'—Avooedo wagon They iliMve away, leav- Moes Tweed MID-SUMMER CHECK-UP \ 12.95 yd. W iw bM r: - ing Iwdiiml tile embassy driver, TWIST fted ^ a homeinade iNiinl) limt failed to 2.5(X) sq ft box 11.95* go off atul^lhe raii.soiu note. ,■ Ten Days Only The kidnaping llollatlon.” CLEAN BAHERY TERMINALS l e n g t h s HEAVY WOOL Avocado And buy o Volkswogen. It's only |17W, In Washington, State I)e|iart- Burma Odd 19.95 ^ at the larne time Deduct SI from That's oround $1300 less th’bn the overoga xs *12.95 ment s|x>kesman Robert J. Reg. $22.20 Yal. PLUSH 74. H'indsor pricei starred above .McCloskey said some clutw had omount poid for a new cor todoy. Ileove it ip the W '■ F4 ' ta-en found In tin" search for the Our Mid.SumiiMr - bonk. More's coming,I If V W eiW w V W w VI W IV W W V W A VW soves you hundreds of doHors on upkeep . kidna|s'rs and Unit M R-8 was a Special reach ('astrolte organization. The over the yeors. HERCULON We.-'lern Wlilte House In Sim (Plus Parts) It tokes pints, not quarts, of Oil.' Clemente. Calif., said President Not one iota of antifreeze. • KITCHEN CABINETS APPUANCES CONNERCIALCONNER 8 95 yd • 5 . 9 5 ^.Ni.xon was "concerned" over * YOU SAVE $7.25 And it gets about 27 miles to the gollon. The the kidnaping and was following overoge cor (thirsty devil thot jt is) only getSjU. 74. developments closely. (Limit 3 to a customer) OARPCT So the more you drive, the mor^ you sove. ' • FORMICA, COUimRS F IN A IiC IN C Elbrick, a veteran qf key as­ Briivg In This Coupon For A FREE Lubo Job \ : signments ' in Importiuit |x>sUi, With Oil Chan9« and FiltoT , And chonces ore, you'll drive it'lof yeors and speak.s fluent PortuguAe, the ybors. (Since we never change the style, a VW • CUSTOM DESIONINC INSTAUATION language of Brazil. He bogiui never goes out of style.l ACRILAN SCULPTURED Blue Oreen Ids assignment July 14. N a m e ...... Of course, o VW's not much to look ot. So o AvooMto 11.95 yd. # • Acta of |x>lltlcal terrorlam In- lot ol people buy o big flashy cor just to save foce. FREE ESTIMATES OR TIP SHEARED . ■ . 1^ Brazll have Increased- ateadlly Try putting thot in the bonk. since the 1!W4. clvll-mllllary re­ volt, and eapeciaily alhco Presi­ State FABRIC DEPARTMENT 8TORBB dent Costa e Silva closed Coii- TED TRUDON, In c . Come In and See Our Showroom OPEN DAILY 9 fo 9 gretM (md ’ assumed dictatorial J Serturdoy till 6 TOIXAND TPKE.—TALCOTTVILLE ’4 34 Oakland St., Route 83, Bfanchester ^ m NORTH MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER jjowers la-st December. — Hoars: Daily 9 to 6 — llMinB. and Friihiy Nights till 9 — Assaults, robberies of arse­ ^ Open paily 10 am to 9:30 pm Sat. 10 dm to 6 pm NO MONEY DOWN 3 YEARS TO PAY TEL. 649-5253

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- 1 y PAGE TWELVE . . A ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., Section Two FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1969 power last year than any other that "government has no emment’s foibles and shortoom- FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 5, 1969 system In the country. Yet,* be monopoly oh rudeness.” He govemme^ competition and Qvil Service Inefficiency ings are regulariy highUghted regulation, ’nielr siriutlon is to manrlTpHtpr ifpraUi Pages 13 to 24 writes, ’"TVA operaUng coste also tMtes that consumers fre­ by thousands of reporters. and discredit the government. Myth,’ Dr. Smolen Writes are lower than the average of quently are disappointed In auto hundreds of congressmen, while privately owned utUlUes In repairs, home construction, util- private industry undergoes no C H A R LO TTE R. G R AY By WILLARD CLOPTOK JR. every phase of Us operation, wrylce^^nd other fruits of such scrutiny. , .. Prayer Services Scheduled the Social Security Adminlatra- from production, transmissl^ private enterprise. TEACHER «r VOICE and PIANO Two Join Manchester Baptists Change The Wa8hinfi;ton Poet tlon, through use of automation, "An impcutial observer," and distribution to administra­ "Many people rjotice Idleness . WASHINGTON — Like It or performed so efficiently In 1968 Smolen concludes, "Is dra'wn to tion." by those, on the puplic payttril, Homepnade^ For Hehron Crash Ficiii Hospital Notes Curriculum For^ . hot, there exists a alzatfle body Uiat Its administrative coets the conclusion that claimed ad­ DP Staff Smolen feels /that the faults but are' cond'tionednot to con­ vantages of the private enter­ REGISTRATION Pmyer services wlU be held ly education In Bolton of public opinion that believes were only 2.6 per cent of its of government are magnltied In VmTINO BOUBS Church School federal employes are riding a benefit payments. demn or even notice idleness prise system and claimed dis­ fannorrow at ll a.m. for ate- had attended Loomis School, the pubUc eye because It’s so ;n the private sector," Smolen Sepfember 0 fo September 13 At College Intonnedlato Cue Semi- glorious gravy train and that advantages of government en­ 18ien W. SogUero of 343 Lake Windsor. By oomj^rison, the largest visible. goes on, and he adds: privmto, BOMi-t pan., and 4 p.m. Members of the Community life for the average, civil ser­ terprise are fictitious. RAVIOLI Bd., Andover 'who was killed '**''*" “* Albert .Edward teoJUnger of Monsey, Baptist Church of ICancherter private insurance companies re­ People are more In touch with "’The problem of getting the ‘"Their widespread public ac­ * . . ^ ^ and Gene Oantoxani SogUero; a 8 p.111.; private raoms, M a.m.- vant Is an Inexhaustible com- port their costs range from 17 the Inner 'workings of govern­ 81 HHJ.TOP DRIVE — 649-9872 N.Y., and W e h to ^ n Lee of t p-m., and 4 p.m.-8 p.m. can look forward to a totally uc<9 la of goddles. most productivity from em­ ceptance is due chiefly to bally­ a PASQUALINI »««rday In an accident In He- sister, Christine SogUero, at "n e w experience" In their to 88 per cent of benefits, Smo­ ment than with those of private ployes has not beeir solved In “1^' home and hla maternal g;rand- Canton, N.Y., are rtfew faculty Pedtetrlcs: P arents aUowed Typical. of. thait viewpoint is len says. hoo carried out over a long per­ church school classes Sunday. corporations; hence, they’re private Industry any more than iod of years principally by 246 Avery S t, Wapplng He was on his way to regia- mother, Mrs. Frank Cianfaranl, members In the data processing any tim e except neon-> p.m .; U^e following letter, which ar­ He also notes that the Ten­ rtiiera, 8 p.m.-8 p.m. After nine years of planning and more sensitive to any discour­ a solution has been found in members of the business com­ as a JunkM- at Rham High Pawtucket, R.I. rived Just the other day from an nessee Valley Authority getter- department at Manchester Com­ Self Service: 18 a.m.-* p.m.. conferences, a completely new tesy or red tape they encounter. the governm ent.’’ munity in their own self-inter­ 8l*o«ri wdien his rt>orts car went ’The services wiU be held at curriculum and teachli^ ap­ Alexandria, Vt., man; ated mCre kilowatt-houra of TELOM^im munity College this fall. 4 p.m.-8 p.m. Government workers enjoy Sniolcn aiggesta, however. He ako points out that'gov- est in an endeairor to a'void both out ol control and overturned the' Watklns-WeBt Funeral proach has been designed. Read Herald Advertisements. sevenal times, pinning him In Home, 142 East Center St Bollinger Hoiimger will serve as assis- Intensive Care and Coronary mo^e benefits, more this and O are: Im m ediate family onlys Hie Manchester Baptists will ' • more that than their counter- the wreckage.w He died — about —— 20 Manchester end048U burialUUIACU wlUWIU be administrative department be among over 800.000 Ameri­ minutes after bedng admiUedadmitted at in Bolton Center Cemetety.Cemeterv lecturer In daU proc­ anytime, limited to five rain- • ports in civilian industry, and essing. He comes to M(X! from nlee. can Baptists who will ex­ still' claim they’re overworked Wlmftam Memorial Hospital. Friemta may call at the fu- perience this new change. Tlie , Bom In Providence, R. I., neral home today from 7 to 9 the Polychrome Co. In Yonkers, Matenilty: Fathers, II a-m- and undetpaid. Let’s look at N.Y., where' he was systems 1*:45 p.m., and i:38 p.m.-8 new emphasis will be on rele­ some of the benefits: he had Uved in p.m. and may make memorial vance to daily life, so that the thp BoSon-Andover area most contributions to Father Flana- programing manager last year. P>m.; others, 3 p,m.-4 p.m., and "Parking: The Q-worker in He previously worked lor nine • J8 p.m.-8 p-m. church school hours will be Washington enjoys a tremen­ of his life and received his ear- gan’s Boy’s ’Town in Nebraska. "the moot valued hours of the t:------—------years as programing specialist Limits: li In maternity, week.” dous advantage in that he pays as , . and application engineer In the 1* in other areas, no limit in Guest Caller peanuts ($e-)10 a month) com­ niiiindMi computer department of Gen-' ■elf-servioe. According to the Rev Grant Hanson, director of the project pared to the outsider, who prob­ eral Electric. ------Mrs. Marie Hawes of Rock- M-I GOP__ Meets Candiddtes — for American BaptlaU. "Every ably pays $80 to MO a month in Bollinger earned his BS at ITho administration remind* land. Maine, will be guest caller D.C. *Bond Typing Paper Bloomsburg (Pa.) State Teach­ church school member from Excedrin Tablets W tow that vrlth oonstrurtion at the Manchester Square Dance nursery to adult will find Wm- "Bating facilities: Govern­ C apitol Our Reg. 794 200 count...... : Endorsed and Unendorsed ers College and graduate credit *wy. parking space It club's first open dance of the ment buildings (with enough 6 T I.os Bottle of 60 a t Allegheny and Gannon ftol- self Involved In learning that By SOL R. COHEN those candidates whom we en- nmlted. VltKora are asked to season tomorrow from 8 to 11 It biblically, theologically, and emidoyes) ai% required to have •Yellow Legal Pads •The extra-streiight pain Althongh William Murray is dorsed.*' leges. He also attended Rens­ - the hoapital while the „ ni at Waddell School, Mr. cafeterias, (ienerally speaking, reliever. MOT pgraaKImw*. ' • __ educationally sound, and which Our Reg 514 2 to package, 8x 12(4” gie certified GOP candidate for Several of Murray’s supportera selaer *'°‘ytechnlc Polytechnic InsUtuI Institute and iwridag problem exists. and Mrs. Russell White will cue they have much fester service Long Play 39" Our Rtg. 834 relates to hit life experiences.’’ 6 V town clerk, and the only GOP on the town committee Indicated tty of Georgia, the round dances. then restaurants and lower •Bic 8-Piece Pen Set ^dldate for town clerk, he last night that they wlU press New curriculum reeourcee Patlentt Today: 373 Mrs Hawes, one of the few were developed and 60 churches prices. Furthermore, no tip is' Our Rtg. 774 ...... Prell Shampoo '..li*" ^ endorsed GOP for Murray’s endorsement atfthe ip„pi ® school required. 5 9 ' ADMITTED YESTERDAY: female callers, started her tested them. Both teachers tnd Records Liquid 11.5 ounce size' candidate for town clerk. q OP conunittee’s next regilar sqviare dance calling In 1966 "Lunch periods; I know (he 1.55 V Last night, at a "Meet the meetinr General Electric Nancy L. Arnold, Mountain St., . . pupils reportero trained In all ports of the 1.79 Pack, regular or super . cies, th\is permitting workers to •Wirebound Memo Pad jmade "HI! I’m Bill Murray’’ S‘- Lawrence Katherine L. HUl, Stafford Acres In Brldgewster, Mass.. rountry. They In turn wiU pre­ ‘All Glenn Campbell Our R tg 264 . . . I Incredible stock-up price! R E C Lame tag and Introduced him- Its reoommen- University. In adition, he holds Springs; Joseph W. Kaminsky, and several Cape Cod clubs and pare 60,000 American Baptist shop or do what they like. 19" Our Rig. 1.43 ^ R 5 "Ekurly release: Almost as Featuring “True Grit" •Waterproof Harvard Bag ?>elf to the committee members. . , , , " certificate In computer tech- V » • \\* 113 N. School St.; Robin L. others In the South Shore area tiNichers. to use the new cur- soon as the first snowfall hits tie had not been invited, but position of town clerk nology from Roosevelt Unlver- ”// Ktnny, East Hartford; Mrs. of MaHsarhusetts. rk:ulum effectively. Edward J. Our Rtg. 794 JSame anyhow, backed up by ^ ^8'lily Important and ^>©c- slty in Chicago, and has com- » •••* •" ‘*\xN Uorconui of ('ommuntly BapUot the ground, the Q-workers ore •All The Beatles 67" Dura-Gloss Lipsticks ly . , Gladys M. LAckouskas, Old committees for the evening about 10 of his Young Republi- continued, pleted three IBM training pro- V. .* » Town Rd.. Rockville; Mrs. are Mr. and Mre. Edward Cart- ta one of the "Teaching Asso- sent home — also when high Featuring The Beatles Duuble Album •Vinyl Theme Binder > 6 assorted shades to •* t - v> choose from! dan supporters.' "We .wouldn’t be fulfilling our grams in data processing and Mary F. Eupacchlno, 102 CTln- non, llpor duty; Mr. imd Mrs. olnlee" for Connecticut. temperature and humidity reach ' Our heq, 71rf '/iinch or I inch rings...... a certain point. 59" Our Rtg. 394 •■On Aug. 18 when the Man- “Pupations to the people o4 Man- two advanced courses In com- ton St.; Jeon Mj' MacDonald, Karl McCarthy, refreshment "We ore being honest," says 88* the Rev. K<>nnelh Blaaler, direc­ "Job aocurity: ’The O-workor ihester GOP ’ town committee ®*'“ *®*' “ recommended a Puter science at the State Uni- East Hartford. " chairmen, assisted by Mr. and tor of curriculum Interpretation, enjoys the best. No civilian or­ «dorsed^ ca^Tdates " u ! who^ve us only two veralty of New York at Pots- Also, James P. Mulready, 39 Mrs, Fred MKhirry an,d Mr. nlclpal offices. It voted not to ^ ^ Elm St., Wapplng; Mra. NaUlIt „nd Mrs John McHugh "abotx what life Is really like, ganisation can offer the same Lee was an Instructor and the thbiga that do happen and degree of protection. ’The out­ r s s s endorse a candidate for town c ■ W. Platt, RFD 3, Lake 81, Ver»" ■ club will have Its annual clerk. dean of Instruction for throe non; Mark T. Roach. Harriet Ni^,ht Tuesday, Sept 16, at to which the CTirlotlan fatth side worker knows he’s in .a years at the Chien-Kuo Institute must speak." highly competitive busineas a. inutiA sajm e Prior to that vote, Murray Membership Coffee Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Jeanlce G. ^ p Waddoll School Earl had been nominated from the in Taiwan, and for three years Btarlknok, Bast WUidsor; Mrs. johnston, club caller, will Intro- world and he. knows ha must oxtiaz^ spoirt Two Men Flpe an instructor In data processing Mrs. Rodney Dolln of 120 Ralph Rd. and Mrs. Paul Dougan - produce, and his productivity floor by Charles Rlegel, who Jr. of 20 Arnott Rd. make posters to publlctm the Junior Wom­ Helcn J. Sweet, RFD 3. IXibton square ilsnelng to all In- argued that a political party at the Canton (N. Y.) Agricul­ Rd., Vernon; Sharon A. VUxxX. i,res,^,i neweoniers and will is much higher. a d i i l i t e p l a 3 r Accident Scene tural and Technical Otdlege. en's Club Membership Coffee to be held Tuesday at 8 p.m. at “ Leave: ’The government has should have a candidate tor Willie’s Steak House. Women between 18 and 40. the age limits 81 BretUm Rd. announce the Hchedule of week- .every political office. ______He has also published articles FUEL OIL a very liberal policy, on both •Two unidentified men ran for membership, ore Invited. For reservations, ooU Mrs, Dou­ BIRTHS YESTERDAY. A | sqvuire diinee lessons. The on data processing curricula hi daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Peter crested annual and sick leave. Very For the Experienced Archer *’®f.®*''®^ ® votes from from a disabled car on the W. colleges. gan. (Herald photo by Bucelvlclus.) tne 60 committee members pres- _ ... White, Plne^e Dr. Oivenlry; ^p.^ge. few industrlea can match it. eht. Many abstained from the ^ ’‘®' DRIVERS "Salary; In a non-profit or- B ear Bows vote. the oar slammed into two other of the ■ baby £uid mother, and, o r°" JL”* ul. Those wishing more tnfbrma. .asai -Iivriwx — wti w W>T KM, after the birth, the physical and Palmer. RFD 1. ^ n g „ „ Experience Preferred ganigatlon like the government, General Eleetrie at W. Middle ’Tpke. and Squadron Plans Tolland; ason to Mr. and Mrs. - Use motivation, enthusiasm, ini­ General Eleetrie Rlegel, Immediately after tlie MPHNA Offers emotional experiences of the James Perry of 211 Hollister #2926 Tiger Cal Westinghouse G.E. Component vote which . rejected Murray’s Brood St. Samuel Huang, Storrt; twin Apply in peraon only tiative, etc., are not as strong 3 to 9 Cup Perc. mother and father as well as Boating Course St., club presidents. Toaster Oven 62 inch, Our Rag. 41.97 3 9 8 1 candidacy, announced that he According to a witness, Rob- Course A^ain care of the baby. sons to .Mr. and Mrs. Burton The clul) I.H also planning a sm that displayed by industry. Stereo Phonograph C JackHon, 28 Demlng 8L, Wa,^ Our Rtg. 17.99 Our Rsg. 29.99 Clock Radio was reslg^ningf from the com- av*»- A m ^ ot 4i P im ^ tKo erm- Mancheater Power Squadron for all rlub mrm- Bontly O il Co. Yet the G-worher goes on regu­ Oiir Rtg. 13.70 For more Information, the larly receiving slmble mone­ #2928 Alaskan Our Rtg, 199.70 ^11*^8 ^ttel. “r ^®1^ ‘"i®””' happ«*^ a little’aiw 10^ „ZJ® ^^“'®hester Public MPHNA office should be con­ will offer a free boating oourte ping; twin daughtrrH U> Mr. and • « . • ^ 331 MAIN ST. «‘1 f i-eslgna- ^^en his car and one driven by ^“”®® Association Is to area residents beginning Mrs. Ernest C^pps. Newington. Registration may be made tary increases and other bene­ 62 inch, Our Rag. 34.97 2 9 8 1 tacted. MANCHESTER fits are always being added — 13.99 «• 23.99 «• Sweet, 19, of 42 N. School aponsoring classes tor Wedneeday, Sept. 17, at Man­ DISCHARaSD TESTER- . "*(kuices scheduled ■’‘’(f'llnr for club this • Completely immersible for easy cleaning. DAY: IxHtls M.. Pennington. 40' I Toaster opens automatically, rack slides chester, Rockville and EUuX month S eariy retirement, bigger pen­ • .Stainless steel pump & stem. Non-drip out at end of toasting. #2931 Gub 11.70 7 179.70 On Aug M, M^^ray paid a “ ’ mothers. These Emily Dr., Rockville; Peter T. Hartford high schools. sions, plus, plus, plus, plus! spout. • Solid state circuitry. •AM/FM/FM stereo with stereo filing fee and took out petitions the clasps wUl be held on four con­ I Bakes like oven, or top browns. 62 inch, Our Rag. 41.97 •Wakes you up to music! Town Gets Bill Registration for ail clasaet Paganl, 23 NeUl Rd.. Rockville; „ .. A partial reply Is at hand on • I‘eek-a-btew gauge shows amount ol > A real i in I appliance!'#T*).1 star. fer GOP candidate for town ^ accutive Wednesdays starting Barbara C. Sankey, 434 Sum- 22 one point. water or coffee, ffl’15 •Automatic volume control. •Solid state - 60 watts peak do M. Ames, driving on the left Sept. 10 from 1 to 3 p.m. at the will be held Wednesday, Sept. '.^‘’^^tssssssssMsasMssaMtMWi^^:*'.'.^.. • Wide range front speaker. power. clerk. He needed 423 signa­ For Car Damage 10, at Manchester High School mil St.; John M. Mochnacs, J.i''' V.. i Tm I Dr. Joseph S. Bmolen, dlreo- of the Sweet car, noticed a association offices at 86 E. Cen- Stratford; Mra. Patricia Good- AND tures—8 per cent of the register­ awtfUy approaching car coming 'ler St. from 7 to 9 p.m. tor of training and union de- ed Republican voters. Gregory G. Chaves of 91 Bte- Hie clast will meet one night ale, 74 Neill Rd.. Vernon; Mra. ^ W im n u in lli ; Mra Davkl from the east on W. Middle The purpose of the course Is vslopment for the National As- He. returned his petitions last ■ell St. has asked the Town of a week for 12 vveekt, and will Elsie Baker Fort Lauderdale, **"• 4, Itox 64, Ptnut4 Stwtrt ti, .1 ji, j 7 . :ipKc.Tpke. Amesames says hene hitmt hisms loto give guidance and couicouisel- so(daUon of Letter Oarrlers, Manchester to pay a 324.84 re­ covtr the necMMxy fundamtn- Fla.; Mna Dtnise V. N ardlnt. ‘ ‘“’venlry; Mra, Wuyne Wlliaxi wrote an arUole In the oprrent pair bill for his car, allegedly Twin Hill Dr., Coventry; Jam et daughter, 28E Forrat m mingfiling. His petitionspetltlMs ^h L ^ l^ “ sto' ■ Sweet car^ drove right into the help the ®’'P«®‘«frt expectant mothers, mother un- to tais tor the operation of boate, HachlM OlMRti NAIX3 "Postal JoumM" entitl natures. GOP damaged Wednesday on N. such as small boat handling, J. Wolah. 836 Center Rd,, Rock------Heptie Tanke, Dry Walla, ed, "I» Private Business More Registrar Fred path of the oncoming oar. derstand why she looks and Peck, after checking1 n 0> eacha o /vF* MnnaAname Main St., n ear Stocic PI. ruleiH of the'water, charts, the vllle; Mra. Anno K. Padelsky. Tax Take l.i|> 1 3 .9 ^ Hewer LInea lattaOed—Cel­ Efficient Than GovemmentT’’ against the voting lists, an­ Ames then says that the car ^ does, and to reduce Chavet, In a notice filed In compass, government rtgula- 120 Buckland 81. CinCAGO Hlale and local lar Walerpreenng Dane. In it, Smolen contends that bounced off of Sweet's car and “ me of the concerns and fears nounced that 895 of the names qouncea on oi isweei s car ana ------”* u. ojiu ichit, oiethe lowntown cierxclerk's b omoe,offloe, claims tions, and aids to navigation. Atoo, C arm ela J. Montalvo. S3 i«x coUectlorw. bolttnred by • "BuslneM ettloienoy as com­ were of registered Republicans struck a car driven by <3erald •“ '’e tor herself and that the car hit a depreosion The course Is open to both Coopw HUl 8t,; Edigterd W gg billion leap, reached a rec MeKINNEY BROS. pared with govsmment Is a D.„Kieoiii^ on her child.' m the road, adjacent to a man- men, and women, and boat He Immediately certified Mur­ Robitaille, 20, of Bast Hartford, Latham lU, IMH Center Bt.; ord In 19M The year't rite of well-managed myth and It Classes cover the period be- hole. He claims damage to the ownership im not required tor lU Ptari HI. — QQ ray as the GOP candidate for which was stoi^ied for the light Mark Oolbaith. 14 Laure] PL; 13.g per rent brought total col should be exposed for what It fajcing west on W. Middle Tpke. tore the baby arrives, growth exhaust pipe and muffler. registration. Htwtragt INapo town clerk. Murray’s name will WUf L. Wood, 82g Demlng 8t.,lectlon» to 378 2 billion U.’’ Ames said he then saw two appear on the Nov. 4 voting He acknowledges that the pur- men get out of (the car and run Beginner’s Selection of An Explosive New Game!, machines as the certified and poee of government is to ren­ GAF ,388 Dual GAF 660 Most Fascinating Rhythm Game! from the scene. A third men as the only OOP candidate for P der services, not make a pro­ was left in the car. He la WU- A rrow s town clerk. fit. But he argues that because Archery Sets B ang Box Uam Clark, 36, of Coventry. ‘ Movie Projector Slide Projector #1280-T Cedar 28" - Pend-U-Lation He will oppose incumbent of its sheer bigness^ govern' Our Rtg. 3.79 Fiberglass bows, arrows, and many Our Rag. 5 7 f ...... 4 8 e Our Rtg, 4.69 Democrat Edward Tomklel, The car is rsglatered Ui ment has been forced to develop other accessories. Clark's name. However, Amee, ..-more economical and efficient #1060-T High Grade who has held the post contin­ SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 6th AND 7«i uously since 1956. ’The last time says that when the car passed waye of doing things. Target 28” Our Rag. 894 .. 69 171.4 lens; rapid rewind. • Vertical and hori/untal tilt control. #3280, Our Rag. 5.49 4 .8 8 Box. hammer, 52 nails, 24 bal­ Clark was taken to Manches­ YOUR NEXT •Included 3b-slide Kasy Edit iray. Target 28” Our Rag. 2.69 2 .3 8 • Five rhythmic balls demonstfate did not put up a candidate In loons. Two to four players. the laws of gravity. \ ' 1962, in 1964 and in 1966. ter Memorial Hospital where he was treated for a lacerated PRESCRIPTION About 70 Republicans attend­ eyebrow and released. ed last night's coffee hour, and ARTHUR DRUQ Join The American Space Program All the cars were towed at least half of them said away. ' Feed/Seed Special “ hello” to M urray, and, shook Build your own gpaee eeiiler with Revell Model Kits! ' his hand. No arrests have been made, pending, investigation into the \ There, were no speeches. It Save SI when you buy a bag of Turf Builder and a box of identity of the two men who \ was Just coffee and doughnuts, Apollo l.iiiiar Spare Graft . Windsor at the same time. fled the scene. Our Rag. 4.89 #IH.1K...... handshakes, and small talk. RENT OOP Town Chairman M. Ad­ ler Dobkin said last night that .Apollo Lunar Module Turf Builder is the fertilitor that helps grass mullF fiothing has changed ,as far as Covenant Guild A CAR? Our Rag. 1.29 #IS42...... ply itself. Turns thin yellowing lawns into thicker, backing Murray is concerned. KEYBOARD STUDIO greener turf. Use any lime, any weather. Will not "Our poattion is the same as Sponsors Supper burn grass or harm grass seed. Lightweight, easy to the one We tbdk'on' Aug. 18 (for Gemini Spare (^apHule handle. How about this eeekend? no endorsement o4 a /••n.iMota A "Dip ‘li’ Dine” Smorgae- "OorRa» 2.69 #1 «,t57. .T.T.T7!___ tor town clerk)." Dobkin said. bord supper will be terved Fri­ Vd MIU NORTH OF CIRCU 5,000 sq. fi. 5 .4 5 "We are obligated, by a vote of day. Sept. 12, conUiiuoutiy from \ Table Tennis Table the town committee, to auj^xn-t (loniiiii .Aslronaiil ' (iiSO to 7:30 p.m. In the Fellow- Our Rag'. 1.59 #18.17...... 10.000 «q. ft. 9 .9 5 Two # 150 5L H inch •hlp Hall of Trinity Covenant Models _Playing Surface . Church. A large variety of foods 15.000 sq. ft. 1 3 .9 5 34.88 WlU be available. ---- — Why NoH .(^omplefe Set of To Choose LIBBEn DRUB j -Jb J J-i-t ^ f Our Rag. 7 4 4 #175 5L 3/4 inch Mra. Ernest C. Johneon and We have fully eqhipp^ A Models .Above...... io.46 Windsor is the improved variety of Kentucky blue- 1 From! Playing Surface . P A R K A M / Mra. John. R. McElraevy are In new cars for rent by the yjliWaor grass that has become so popular.on lawns and golf 44.88 charge of arrongemente tor the courses. Windsor thrives in summer's heal, slays OPEN 'supper which'wiu be tpaneoged OPEN HOUSE day, week or month, at gr^n longer during drought. Grows especially F:4S A.M. to 10 P.M. by the Covenant Women’s v ery ^ reasonable rates 1 thick and luxurious, yet needs no pampering. Guild. The pubUc Is invited. SATURDAY. 12 NOON TO S PJM. When your car Is ti^ up SUNDAY. 12 NOON TO 12 MIDNIGHT for seiwice or repaira, or 70% W indsor Blend ,AII Windsor when you need an a ^ t Color Portable tional car . . . 3 2,600 s q .ft 2.500 sq. f t Portable TV 2 0 inch diagonal, 227 !U|. in. picture Our Rtg. 9.96 8 .9 5 Our Rsg. 11.96 10.9' 12 inch diafional, 74 sq. inch picture CALL Buy Both fSow and Save! Our Rtg, 96.70 ^ FORD FAMILY? Save SI when you buy any sire of Turf Builder 643-5135 and a 2,.100 sq. It. box- of Windsor or Blend 19E3 FORD GAUXIE SIEXL Sevenljf at ihe same lime! PUBLIC CONCERT P»qfuring Th9 LaMtf SPECIAL "ORAND OPININO” OPPM 4-Door Hardtop. Fully equipped with V-8 engine, S U N D A Y A T 3 PAI. . AT OVU o m MH1MC TMW In Thm 399 Seotts Automatic automatic shift, constde, bucket seats and radio.' o o n plcVk ELxmwNic eu B e alHisi piuof picture tube. Ftjiuring Mr. Goodal9 TSArHINC HYHTEN rK C C OULBRANSEN ORGAN •2.1.1KX) volt clussis for brilliiut Real sharp. Frost white finish. / Lawn Spreader • Custom "Perma-Sel" VHF fine AT THE MNJtANSEN Whh Iht enrrfeii. tf ear ttm eartag tar color m Urtardtr -T ia -I,,. M,g4. AND PIANOS a Automatic chioiiu coitiiol keeps Our Rtg. 14.96 tuning. PtEMnORttAN color constant SAVE With iny • 3-stage\I.F. amplifiei. • Automatic fnnge-lock circuit. — 3IW Vataq ladW ai — O '■ I, 1 a Vista VMF and solid stale I’lltl < 2 Scorn luneis Product , • Front moimted speaker. ea.8 K H »y^Chatl,rtittlltcafetr. 34« YOU CAN PLAY TNE SAItfTS OO MARCHMO 12.95 '•H and wired chassis connections v' ■ V a n d hea r ^h e m a n y p m e pb a tu r is o p ’ ^ , ePngraantiiXitalrantta T ^ MORIARTY A lw a y s ^'01 Is automatic the latest woid in tawii spread- for longer life. ^ ^ a p p e a u h o \ \ 'jj #M atit Ntitrltl (N" M I MM3UTES THROUOM THE USE OP THE eis' Turns on and off aulomalh'ally as you suit ' •Lighlweighl, modem rectangular OMMER AND THE ADVANCED OROAMST A \v Gourleous Service!' and slop walkihg A wide 22 inch spiead’ Light­ G.hartie it! lines. - O P m OOOO THIS WRBKEND ONLY NEW BLICTI03MC TEACHMO hMTMOO. WHY BROTHERS weight and easy to handle, rusl-iesislani finish. NOT OIVE n A TRY. •7 ^ "Oonneotlciit'B Oldest TXySziL Unodit-lfercury DeSler" g h a k g e a l g Ml CENTEB BTRBBT > ° SALE* Fri and Sat DeCORMIER MOTOR SALES OPEN BVKNIN08 - voi'R Manchester, 1145 Tolland Tpke^ m e . (Bxospt IhMS.) iM 'Ki RASES'. EXIT 93. WILBUR GROSS PARKWAY SHOP LATE EVERY NIGHT tie BBOAD ST-. MANCMESnat. Stt-tiee / ' - N ■ ^ ^ PA^E FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FHIDAY, SEPTEMBER MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1969 South Windsor old goll ooiirse greens keeper, M yers less than two months PAGE PlPl'EEN Boy Beaten and his wife, Patricia, 48, told ago. They bad had custody of officers they had disciplined the him for four months, FLETCHER euii 66. A.ir Force Expected to Cut Today in History *" child. “ The parents told me he A spokesman for the adoption p a y . To Death For wet the bed during .the night," bureau said he did not know de- DelMastro To Head 54 McKEE STREET ______------^------By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Boyer said. ‘"That’s the thing tails of the adoption but would Manpower hy 50,000 Today is Friday. Sept. 6. the ^ / Presenrihg RAGWEED , Wetting Bed they mentioned.” - look Into It. Now is the ttine to bring in your screens to be mpniied. _ ____ Life on Plansria? 2«8th day of 196». There are 117 surrendered. Defense Secretary Clark M The Wlllcoxes were charged Shellenbeiger said “If they Storm window gioss replaced.' By ntED 8. HOFTHAN of some due to retire or resign ’ days left in the year. ^ thTee white schools (Gifford. exempted missile de- the good old Volkswagen. Democratic Campaign with murder and jailed without release his body, I want It. I „ . AP Writer later in the year, and by turning EDINBURGH, Scotland (AP) Today’s Highlight In History ^°*‘.*"1®in’«tlon In Bli> fense from bu^et cuts. POLLEN 'AiT KEY BI8CAYNE, Fla. (AP), want to have a service for him WAffiUNOTON (AP) — Tlxe officers who were ~ Space may contain many pla- On ^ date In 1774, the First It'i n o l^ r ordinory toLa-o-gamble Ixx»l Democrats today an- Tuesday, grinders with meat, — Little David Wlllcox was only AUTO GLASS INSTALLED utadcar. nounced that veteran Council- cheese, lettuce and tomatoes, COUNT t Records showed they complet- here. He was the most lovable Air Eoroe will announce soon a because of the Vietnam similar to earth, Sjid if In- Continental Cfongress assembled 4 when he died. But he had lived lt'tocarlhatha>pa(s*drt)«VW 1i- man Umberto DelMastro ■' has potato chips, buttered green ed adoption of David In Fort little kid In the whole world.’ DLASS FURNITURE TOPS miUiafdc of about 60,000 ottlcen .4r. h.m.p, a Auto., P.S., P.B., Air. “To emphasize their de­ built 400 yards from the temple back of David’s neck. Doctors •u).., 94. P i, lactwy Laird announced on Aug. 21 that time. 67 BUICK (Ir cndtHMlnf. ... termination,*’ he stated, “ the of Angkor Wat, best preserved said the boy died of a brain *3195 *2995 68 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX the armed ssrvicea will have to 1965 VW Food Poisoninjj of the relics of the ancient hemorrhage. Malik* l.ir. hwXNp, < absorb an'additional fS billion 1966 VW Democratic candidates have cyl., .t.iM M trtn., 1966 C H E V R O L E T $1726 1966 P O N T IA C $1945 1968 V / W $ 1 7 9 5 Sedan. Blue, 67CHEV. Power & air, vinyl roof. •2995 8i>endlng Slaah this fiscal year. adopted the slogan, “ Economy Takes Lives Of Khmer civilization. Boyer said Wlllcox, a 51-year- DiH. *1695 *1495 Impala Convertible. VS, au­ GTO 2-Door Hardtop. V-8. Deluxe Coupe, 4i^peed, ra- nuiio. $1195 Sedan. Blue, vinyl Blam ing the Democratic-con- tomatic, power steering, ra­ IS) our theme. Vote the Demo­ Cal.lln* t-Or. H.rfMp, - 68 OLDS. “ 442” 4-speed, pur Eskimos 67 PONT. RiH , factary air tout. *2195 $19951 Vinyl roof, auto, trans., P.S. •2895 1068 CHEVBLLE $26M ^ DelMastro stated that the' that “(here will be an inevitable 1966 P O N T IA C $1495 JetstOT 88 2-Door Hardtop. Malibu Sport Coupe. V-8, weakening of our worldwide Tempest Custom 4-Door Se­ Automatic trans., power 1965 VW ’ Democratic candidates will be CAPE DORSET, N.W.T. (AP) Dana N Cenv,. v t, 67 OLDS. DELMONT Holiday Coupe automatic, power steering,, 4 -E ^ r Sedan. R&H, auto, trans., power 1966 VW auto., PS, P I, RIH. military postture.” dan. V-8, automatic, radio, steering and brakes, vinyl Seo an , Radio, very at the Wapplng Fair Saturday — Four Eskimos suffering from 67 OLDS. *2055 *1995 vinyl roof, radic, whitewalls. steering. 8unnx)f White, P.S., P.B., auto, trans. Although the Nixon adminis­ whitewalls. interior, radio, whitewalls. CJVtui and he expressed the hope that food poisoning died here today 1067 C H E V E L L t! $1895 $1395 tration has looked ahead to residents will visit the Demo-' while waiting to be taken to" 67 OLDS. “ 98” Holiday Coupe MiUlbu Sport Coupe. 6-cylin- 1967 C A M A R O $1795 1965 C H E V R O L E T $1125 (fUHRrs.ITS.Vf .SlTB: «2030 *1995 arm ed force reductions a s the Sport Coupe. 6 - cylinder, cratlc booth to say hello. .Montreal, a hospital spokesman CLEAN-UP SPECIAL Full power, clean. •2795 ,_der, automatic, radio, white- Be] Air 4-Door Sedan. 6- Sale $ .00 1967 VW standard trans., radio. cylinder, automatic, radio. DelMastro is presently com- In Frobisher Bay said. U.8. commitment In Vietnam is walls. nuttbock Sedan. 1968 VW •UMiavlll* 4-Dr. HarStap, scaled down, It had not planned 1966 D O D G E $1875 1969 C H E V R O L E T $2995 1967 P L Y M O ir iH $1898 3045 pletmg his sixth year on the Eight other persons, whose m .pont. V-l,k tawf*., t P I, P I, RIH. M$95 *1495 67 OLDS. CUTLASS Town Sedan Black, radio. $1695 Sedan. White, 5 on moving this fa r this fast. Dart G T Sport Cfoupe. V-8 Impala Sport <3oupe. V-8. Fury IH 4-Door Sedan. V- Town Council and has served on condition remains uncertain, P.S., P.B., auto, trans. •1895 radio. $1795 both Town Charter The e2opected A ir Force m an­ engine; automatic, radio, automatic, power steering, 8, automatic, power steer­ are still In Cape Dorset where a Catalln 4-Dr.. Hani*», radio, vinyl Interior. Commissions In 1966 and 1968. 66 PONT. V A a»M., PS, P I, RIH. power reduction, together with bucket seats. ing and brakes, vinyl interi­ violent snowstorm Is preventing *1595 *1395 67 OLDS. “ 442” 2-DR. HARDTOP 1969 C A M A R O $2095 or, radio. 55 Otlior Cars To Choos# From 1964 VW He has served on the Ck>uncH’8 the Army and Navy cutbacks, 1966 C H E'VR O LET $1548 the landing of a plane which Is •rniR Pit* NarMap 4-speed, P.S., dress wheels.. •2195 Sport Coupe. V-8, automatic, Impala 4-Door Sedan. 6-cyl., Sedan. Blue, gray 1966 VW Capitol Improvement Commit­ w ill bring the total of U.S. 1966 C O R V A IR $1225 .supposed to take them 1,280 Cp*., Svckal taatf,' fac. pow er steering, console, vi­ automatic, power steering, Monza Sport Coupe. 4-speed Intorior, mdlo. $1195 SquarotMick Sedan tee from 1967 through 1969. He 66 PONT. alr<*«d., fully aRUIppaa *1995 *1795 armed forces close to 3.3 million miles south to a hospital In 66 PONTIAC Le Mans 2-Dr. Hardtop nyl roof, radio, special ext. radio. trans., r ^ o , bucket seats. Radio $16K Is a member of the Democra­ men, about the level of late 1966 trim. Montreal. Pakaii Wataii, i-ayt, Vinyl roof, auto., P.S. •1595 1966 C H E V E L L E $1875 1966 C H E V R O L E T $1725 tic .Town Committee, a post but still about 60G,0(X> above the 1067 P O N T IA C $2095 A doctor and a nurse from 66 FORD avfau P I, RIH. *1495 *1295 Malibu Sport (3oupc. V-8, Impala Sport Coupe. V-8, 4- CHORCHES president of the Young Demo­ LeMans 2-Dr. Hardtop.'V-8, Frobisher Bay, 280 miles cast, 66 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 2.7 million In uniform when ttie automatic, power steering, speed, ra^ o , power steering. cratic Club and a former depu­ 3-speed trans. on floor, vi­ vinyl root and Interior, ra­ tried to land twice during the WIMut 4-Dr. t*4.n, V-l vinyl roof, power. •1595 Vietnam war buildup developed OF MANCHESTER TED TRUDON. Inc. ty mayor of South Windsor. 68 BUICK Ml*., PS, P I, RIH. In the summer of 1966. nyl roof, powdr steering, dio, whitewalls. U S E D T R U C K night, but were forced back by *1495 *1295 TOLLAND TPKE.—TAL(X)TTVILLE DelMastro is a graduate of 66 OLDS.^TORONADO According to sources, the cur­ bucket seats, radio. - 1965 C H E V R O L E T $1695 1968 C H E V R O L E T $1825 M Oakland Mtreal, Manrhrator — •43-XT*l the snowstorm. 1966 C H E V R O L E T $1796 Impala Super Sport Cfoiipc. Weaver High School In Hicrtford Catallu 1-Dr. Sadan, rent thinking Involves a reduc­ H-ton, 6-ft. Pickup. Step- A spokesman at the Motttreal 65 PONT. V.^ aula., RIH. Full power and air. •2695 Imp&la Sport Coupe. V-8, V-8 engine, automatic, power aide, 6-cyl.,, std. ' trans., ( ’HRY8I.ER — DOIMIE RAd Trinity^ College where he i . *1395 *1195 tion of 44,000 Air Force enlisted . . __ I tn Generfil Hoflpltal. where the vie* automatic, power steering & steering, power brakes, gauges, rear bumper, green received a BA degree In Eco- ...uk, 1969 RAMBLER 2-DOOR SEDAN 66 M ERCURY Monterey 2-Dr. Hdtp. men and about 6,000 officers. tlms are scheduled to be taken, •rand Priz H'fad Caa., brakes, radio. bucket seats, radio. color. Oprn Evto. Except ’Thuraday and Saturday nomlcs, and was listed In said the Eskimos are suffering 65 PONT. V4. avt*., P I, P I, RIH. Auto., power steering. •1395 1726 slimming down will be “ Who’s Who In American Col­ standard equipment includes 128 6-cyi. enjrine, *1695 *14W from botulism po’sonlng from accomplished, not by mass re­ “A Good Place to Buy a Oar” Read Herald Adverti.*l of ReUglon. 64 PONT. nil.. .tindaFd frtn*. 65 OLDS. “98" HOUDAY SEDAN The officer cut will be aocom- 1229 M A IN ST. — Open Evenings till 9 • Thure. tUl 6 — M A NCH ESTE R scrum antidote was glvci\^,jo the miMlan, RIH . ^1095 *8% 1970 models— , and get the benefit of our special Ho Is vice president of the Auto., P.S., P.B. plished in part by early release victims In Cape Dorset, but this •1495 1969 Little Ijenguo and a ccay, N.Y. In 1967. have over 60 Brand New 1960's to choose from I Kuriy School Clonings 'The osslstnnt Kuporintondent of achools, WllUiun L. Perry SHOP FOR A CAR... has announced that five isirly cteelngs for ' In-servlce-tmlnlng Refinem ent of teni-hers have bowi appnorvod Know which dealers 1969 PLYMOUTH Dozens of dealers register used by the superlnteiulent of w-hools have the car you want. offU-e as of this time. cars with AUTO-MATE. SATELLITE 4-DR. SEDANS 'The dirly ckmlng diiteo juid the schools cffe<-t«l are as fol- Vyhen you fill out and mail the postage-free coupon, Auto-Mate low.s: Monday, Seipt. 29, Ells­ Qnalit^ vyill send you — by return mail — FREE — a detailed descrip­ APPROXIMATE worth and WniTplng whoola will cloBo at I p.m.; Monday, Oct, tion of each auto that “ mates” your wishes . . . and where it is. LIST PRICE 6 Pleawmt Valley School will ctoBo at noon; Mcsxlay, Oct. 13 You’ll know where to go for just what you want. * ■ Ell Terry Srhoot will close at $ 3 ^ 1969 MERCURY MONTEGO MX 4-DOOR SEDAN 1 p.m.; .Monday, 0<’t. 20 Avery PLEASE PRINT PUINLY ^ 2 4 6 6 7 7iU U St. School will close at 1 p.m.; CHECK AGE GROUP the roomier, loomler lntermwllate! 79ie Montegu and on Monday, Oct. 27 Orchard □ 16-18 □ 35-39 THIS PRICE IS NO MISTAKE! MX Four-ttoor Sedan offer, beautiful proof that luxury I. SAL£ PRICE! now within every buyer', reach! FtnljJied In a d .ap lu .U r Hill and Timothy EdwiuMs Strtet •ddrttt. □ .19-22 ^□'40-49 Equipped with Radio, Heater, Autonutk, 318 V-8 (uses regular), Power Steering. Light Packsge Vi­ burnt orange metallic, ron|;raated, with a black vinyl In­ Schools will close at 12.80 □ 23-28 □ 50-59 terior, b liick vinyl roof, autornstlr. courte.y light*. 260 t i i nyl Interior, Bianper Guards front and rear. Deluxe Wheel Covers, Whitewalls, Windshield Washers, p.m. T. city, atata, ilp------. , □ 29-34 □ 60-PLUS cubic Inch 6-cyllnder engine that uw» regular gaa. white- School Meiiiis plus aU standard equipment. Very low mileage and carries balance of Chrysler 5-ycar/50,000-mile war­ waJU, jxrwer jitecring, a m. riullo. deluxe wheel cover*, ChacK (or clrcla) avary tpacilieation Important to you. Do not chack THUNDERBIRD ranty. plua all etondard aafely feature. KederaJ Latoel LAmV School lunches for next week boxas not absolutely raquirad. Fewer checks, wider choice of cars. CLIP OUT S8320 arc as follows: Monday, baked ffi ALL COUNTIES Ch«ck county you live in. You will 2931 meat ravioli, cheese wedges, G3 HARTFORD 3] NEW LONDON 3] WINDHAM [f} MIDDLESEX rtetivo list of cars.in that county buttered whole kernel corn, (J] NEW HAVEN a FAIRFIELD E LITCHFIELD TOLLAND plus in any othar county you check. pineapple tidbits and' cookie, BRAND NEW 1969 MERCURY BRAND NEW l«M MERCURY MAKE (fill in> ______MAJtqi'M « IMKHI SEDAN bread’ and butter, milk. MODEL (fill ln)_ 3IONTEUO t-DOOR HARDTOP Marqul. the moat dramattoolly riyied car rinc* the orrioNS TRANSMISSION 34 BODY STYLE 2s 0 9-psg. station wagon Until now you to aaciiflcc room or beauty If you (.lontinantaj Mark III! One look talla you their proud kln- Q] Radio If [D Automatic [£ 2-door sedan Q] Convertible wanted ah Intermediate-.lze car The Intermediate {Utke. Ailp with the Continental Mark III, tha nioM.^ cI. mSc a t 0 Air conditioning 20 QS 3'Speed column [S 4-door sedan T H E N E W 0 Limousine a new atance a. Montego atand. ready for fafhU)f fun motorcar. A ^.remarkable level of luxury la appareiit 0 Vinyl roof 31 0 4-speed column 0 2-door hardtop S -Jeep and action! Ftnlahed In whit, enamel, rad all vttiyt In everywhere, for tha man who make lha Marqule o1m> 0 Leather interior 33 [|] 3-speed floor - [30 4-door hardtop THOMPSON 0 Motorcycle tertor, black vinyl roof. 302 cubic Inch V-a engine that bulM the (.’ontlnental and nobody know, more about 0 Bucket seats 33 Q} 4-speed floor [£> -6*psg: station wagon 33 Coupe ’ uae. regular gaa. automatic, obitrtaay light., power atoar- luxury White with red all vinyl tnterSor. bUck roof. Scyllhdar 0 V8 standard automatic, white walla, peaver dlac front -brakM. power SPEEDWAYS y ] Brakas ' [j] Ing,. deluxe wheel cover*, white wall., remote eontrol 5 ) 4 cylinder POWER 7T 3 J" 21 O F F R T 193 T H O M P SO N . CT GD V8 high perf. ______J ] Staaring Windows 2* FILL OUT mirror, a m radio. Interval MlectoT wttul riiiaJd wiper*, .tearing., penver ainteima, a m radio, remote control m ir­ FURY III 2-DR. HARDTOP plua all artandard u fe ty featuraa FedanU Lxabel LUt ror tinted , glaee. AtR^XINDmONINU. plu. many feo- 0 Dark green Now Is The Time To Buy 0 -Dark red 0 Ivory • 0 Metallic green 0 Light green S33V7 .. turaa that are extra coat optlona on out other Cara Fed­ NASCAR SANCTIONIP 0 Light grey 0 Silver ' 0 Metallic red 0 BiMk 31 0 Dark blue eral I.abel lAat S4IT78 AAODIPIID SAMPLE * 0 Charcoal grey , 0 Gold 0 Light shades THIS PRICE IS NO MISTAKEI 0 White 0 Light blue HALE PRICE 0 Yellow 22 Metallic grey 0 Dark shades HALE PRK'E Brand Nnw 0 Brown 0 Light red * '0 Ten X MeUllic blue If no color preferred, •3952 •4077 indicate sti^ede. APPROXIMATE FOLD ALONG HERE. THIS SIDE OUT BRAND NEW 1969 MERCURY BRAND NEW 1941 MERCURY 5 1969 THUNDERBIRD LANDAU LIST PRICE M ARqrU f'OLONV PARK STATION WAGON ro i’UA* t IMMNI HAIUITUr 2-DOOR HARDTOP FIRST CLASS “ It Lincoln Continental built a Matlon wagtm - thla would If you're daatlnad for the .port, car Ufa. let Cougar lead $3,900 I be It” ' KlrUahed in dark. Ivy green metallic, matching all the way' 361 cubic tnch V-3 engine. uMe regular gaa, 3 y-ff ENGINE — POWER STEERING'— POWER BRAKES — Permit No 4293 vinyl Interior, automatic, white walla, power ataering. fully eynchronued etandanl tranamtaalon. whlta- POWER WINDOWS — AM FM STEREO RADIO — WHITE- « m j-adlo. power dl»c front brake*. AIR- CLUB.' lE xccU ent 2 M o d ^ Persia took place Sunday noon at Cen­ South Windsor, Aug. 23 at noon 7 Stupid person Slndoorgame (iluiB) ter Oongregntloital Church. at the First Congregational / ■ > 4Pedaldi(it Church of South Windsor. ISTuncful 5 Caucasian Tile bride is a duig^iter at The bride is the daivbter of 14 Reach tribesman Mr. and Mrs. Clarence B. 9e4pel destination Mr. and Mrs. Roy B. Chasse of 6 Hebrew letter of ■ Manchester. The bridegroom 15 Narrow roads S Norman Dr. The bridegroom 7 Burmese wood is a son of Alfred W. Belicer of ° o . 16 Solid part of sprite Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dex­ & ts 46 Angry Grand Fortes, N.D. and the laite TM. U« Ui tat. SCholer P«t»on ter Burnham of lOSl Main S f 17 M odem . . . 9 British vehicle 26 Recede 47 Unruly Mrs. Irene Belker. lanfuage (ah.) jg a 27 Re(ret crowds The Rev. Harold Richardson of The Rev. CUfford O. Simpson First Congregational Churcli ■\LLEY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN UGuido’ahigh telesrsjn 29 Kind of goose 48Tidinu of Center Congregational Church note (cSu^ SlMeatdlih 51 Heavy blow performed the double-ring cere­ 20 Convene performed the double-ring cere­ mony. HEY! WHASSA IDEA, JUST •..THAT ASTROLOGY YBL I GUESS HE 11 Araliaceoui 33 Doggerel S2Fhoaniciaa WHEN I WAS HAVIN’ A ...WHAJCHA GOT WE WANT NOU TO 21 Official mony. Walter Grxyb of Manches­ SORRY. BUSINESS OF MXJRS WAS PRETTY WELL UNEP UP FOR / RUN A TEST ON vinca 34 Coteria «clty The bride was given in mar­ SHOW- DOWN WTTH TM' BUT MATSE .MUST H «w e RILED BENT OUTA SHAPE documents 12 Canvas shelter 3S Bitter vetch SsScratdi ter was organist. An arrange­ GRAND WIZEK? rrs JUST US T lX )? ONE OF OSCAR'S riage by her father. She woie THE OLD MAN A*VR)GHT... NEW GADGETS! 25 Dysprosium 16 Diminished 37 Body of water (S c o t) ment of white gladlolas and AS WELL_ PLENTY/ a penu de sole gown overlaid ) (ab.) UHasculioe 40 Expired 55 Freudian term pompons decorated the altar. n y - > 26 Greek god nickname 41 Depot (ah.) 57 Tibetan with silk illusion, trimmed with oflove 22 FaU flower <3 Eagle’s nest gaxeBa The bride was given In mar­ frin g e alenron lace and de­ 28 Upper 23 Twitching 44 Distinctive 59Fm«noaa riage by her faither. She wore signed with a mock-bolero bod­ atmosphere 24 Slavelike device (sb .) a fuU-length gown of candle­ ~ r *iiVieY b o c k e o ice and chapel-length'train. Her (p L ) light pole de sode with short, ^ TOO HARP- 30 Certain hits r ~ r " r r n IT" r r~ It fingertip veil of scalloped silk SfCA Im.- Tj*. MX r«t. A R E AND* AND HE'LL Mrs. David B. ZeUe of New­ HOW T H E Y P»ERF=0(RM FtAISECAIN 43 From (comb, bride,, was matron of honor. IS im f o r e t a n t 't o IF form ) ington was matron of honor. •XrJUR FACYCWEKJK Her white gown of Imported lace F)AVY JONES BY LEFT and McWILLIAMS ANYONE 45 Kind of list Her full-length light blue and ANOMINB. TM RELYING NEGLECTS was designed with a mock- ON YOU TO K S E F 'B M 47 Malicious turquoise silk worsted gown bolereo bodice and nile green HI. MR, WH/kLES,., I'M A P U R R IN ® -ir> A\AK.B 49 Auricle UH, BUT THE WORLD MY goodnessT'I MaId h w e s was fashioned with scoop neck, satin «uinmerbund. She wore « MAGAZINE WRITER. I'D LIKE MUST KNOW A B O U T t h i® t h e /WO&T so Drunkard empire bodice, short sleeves, . I'VE NEVER e f f i c i e n t matching head piece and carried TO DO A STORV ABOUT YOU PERCY...IT’LL BRING S3 Commanded and a back panel attached with ■THOUGHT OF PBFJSKTMeNTl 56 Death a cascade of green, yellow and AND YOUR PORPOISE PAL. b e t t e r UNDERSTAND T H A T ... I ’LL struggle If a\bow. Her' headpiece was a white miniature carnations and ING BETWEEN PEOPLE DO ANYTHING 58 Important trl-layored bow with a short AND PORPOlStS.' FOR' SUCH A pompons. iildividual u veil attached to the back, and The brideamalds ware the FINE CAUSE. (slang) u she edrriedsa cascade of yellow Misses Marlene Turmel and 59 Propitiator sweetheart roses and miniature 60 Makes sure Pauline Turmel at Central KVUls. SB n l white ca^Tiations. (2 words) R.I.. cousins of the bride. They _ 1 61 M ake lean Don A. ^ (p el of Detroit, Mich, wore gowns of white Import'd INmpfftt httffrltt Aim .) brother of the bride, served as lace with mock-bolero bodices best man. Ushers were David and malse satin cummerbunds. B. Zelle of Newington, and They carried cnscadea o f. yel­ !i David A. WlUlsjns of Doyles- low. white and green mlnla- Jay photo town, Pa., cousin\f the bride. carnations and pontpona CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER MRS. LOREN RICHARD BELKER Mrs. Seipel work a' chiffon Weils photo and ^^.ore matching headpieces. ______dreu with matching accessories MRS. THOMAS ALAN .TONES William Cahill of South Wind­ WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE ' and carried yellow cj^bldlum sor served aa best man. UMiara Returns from Tour orchids on her purse. Miss Margaret Aim Babcock Martin of Lowell, Mass.. -and were Riohard Berggren of Som- BaUrals fSMto / My- I CAN'T PAY GOOD.' WHEN CAN A reception for SO wak,held Unadllla. N.Y., became the Paul Stonkus of Boston. ervllle. Mass, and Bradford MRS. LLOYD WHITNEY RURNHAM at the Glastonbury Hills Ob^- bride of Ihomas Alan Jonea of ^ reception was held at the of South Windsor, FO PTH /g OH, I P IC K IT U P ? IN NEW g u iT THAT'S a ■*>. h. TM I.. ti ta m S O F T SOAP try Club. For a motor tripXo Glaatonburv Auir 16 in the n-irw Elks aub. Chasse wore a white FOI?9IX S IX Sjt. Onge W ill Seek Cape Cod and Martha's Vink Methodl* nm „-h ii am The bride Is a gradulae of Al- with a pink linen OK yard. Mrs. Belker wore a b lu A _ ^ Unadllla. bany State University where ‘'Utotnerbund at th»< empire MONTH9.' WITH MONTHS and white linen dress and blue- bride is the daughter of she was a member of Beta Zeta ■H'ti matching coat and ME.' SHORT RIBS B i PRANK O’NEAL ]^ased Refugee Quota coat with red and white acces- ^ Mrs. Robert D. Bab- Sorority. She Is a teacher In accessories. The bridegroom's Artists' Workshop jKirles. Her corsage , was a .cocic of Uttadilla. The bride- Manchester schooi system. mother wore a gown of candle­ 12 SCOTT DRIVE light silk shantung and alencon // APE THEY Describing the refugee prob- Houley are the cammlttoe for white cymbdllum orchid. After groo^ is a son of Mr. and bridegroom Is a gradu- iOJ'R£ V/BAeWS evteUSSK In Biuope as an “ explosive Legislative Staff Internships Sept. 10, the couple will reside Mrs. Hiram K. Jones of Olas- Rensselaer Polytechnic lace with matching accessories. NEARa6HT£DN£S5 A reception for 100 was held RUTH KRANTZ, Instructor problem,” 2nd District Con- under Public Act 769; at 980 Lafayette St.. Denver. tonbur^v Institute. Troy, N. Y., where he OR fiXRSl6H1EDN£55? > al Marco Polo Restaurant In /greesman William St. Onge has ComnUa^on to Study Pro- Mrs Belker Is a graduate of The ReV George Kramer of- East Hartford, For a honey­ Classes Limited to Ti Students Eiu'h ^ . . . , . ^ cedures for Nomination of Pre- Russell Sage College and the ficlated at\h<. rlonhiA-rinir frntemity, Tau Beta PI and PI j promised to introduce leglsla- sldentlal Candidates, fqrmed University of Hawaii. Mr. Be]- " ‘Jot“ >le-rlng cere- moon In Maine, Mrs. Bumhain Call Mon. thru Fri,—9 to 12 Noon George Kramer honorary engineer- wore a cream wool princess tlon which will Increase the undCT S.A, 270; and the Health a graduate of the Unlver- was organlet 649-5435 Ing friitemitles. He received his dress with brown and cream quota system enabling “ more Caie Study Committee formed ally 'of North Dakota, served as master's degree from the Mas­ / The blrde wab given In mar­ accessories. ( of these refugees to enter the under S.A. 277. a frogman on underwater demo- sachusetts Institute of Technol- BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE riage by her fati^r. She wore The bride Is a graduate of The. Democratic legislator ex; *" Navy and holds a full-length gW n of chiffon *® e"’ Plbye8 as on en- South Windsor Hlg^j School and 1 DON'T DIG IT, CHIPS. Congressman pressed particular pleasure o v rf lieutenant com- BECAUSE HE'S TOO YOU’VE SEEN SOME OF HIS CUTE TRICKS. HOW DO‘ WE POPS STAYS UPHCirC. so over taffeta, deslgnM with a ?**"''*} Whitney lUtended Central Connecticut WHATS WRONG WITH POPS', WILLING, STUPID' KNOW HE WON'T OVERTURN THAT POT OF JEWELRY... ’ retimied home this week from j,la appolntmenta to the.Health '" '“ >‘1®'' 1" Uie Naval Reserve. , _ “ Division of United Aircraft Slate College She Is Driwerirv GOING DOWN. INTO THE START GCTT1N6 YOUR CLOTHES AND LOSE MOST OF THEM IN THE MUD? 7 'V OFF, SPOOKY. ..YOU'RE ° care S y Committee and the -em bers at the sleeves and a chapel-length Corp. In East Hartford. employed T al Calvinc l t n Ford, Inc. well and bringing up GONNA GET THE JEWELRY ■/ camps in I ^ y . AusWa. West Commlasion on OpportunlUes for O on -N -lty College of Denver. THE POT OF jewelry?. Germany and Holland. train accented with velveteen Hartford. The bride- OUTA THIS WELL. Non-coUege bound students. / Accompanied by Mlimesota ribbons. Her three - Uered trip In New Hampahlre. groom Is a graduate of South iHe/'eE FDRSTAy'lMe ch a p el-lei^ veil of Illusion Manchester. Windsor High School and at- Congressman Clark MacGregor, Rhode Island Colleges OUT OF R6HTS WITH.' and representing the House was arranged from a colonial ------tended Becker Junior College In Worcester. ..Ma.ss. He Is i-ur- Destroyer Fire 'Claims Raise Next-Year Tuition headpiece, and She carried a _ it c a« 1966 OMs Judiciary Committee, St. Onge rently attending the University was to study irafugee problems bouquet of carnations and 10 |l II.rt. iVIarslial Life of U.S. Sailor PROVIDENCE, R.I of Hartford where he Is a mem­ 4-Door Hardtop. Power sttMTing and brokoa, in European coantriee to deter­ (A P ) - baby s breath R e s iK iis fr o m P o s t ber of Alpha Omteron fra- mine whether there Is a t^eid LONDON (A P ) — A U.S. sail- fees for out-of-state un- Miss L)mn Goldman of Bay temtty. auto, trana., tint«d glass, p^ded doah, radio, to change the U.S. refugee pol­ or died today from injuries in- dergradute students will be Shore, N.Y. was maid of honor. WASHINOTON (A l’ l 'The icy. fllcted by a fire aboard a guided •'^■eti UOO next year at the Uni- Bridesmaids were Miss Shar- nallorw' toj) U.S, marshal, for- 4 new whitewall tires. C l hr H U . fa c T J A la «. U.S. t a t OR. bescriUng most of the refu- "'•esUe destroyer in the Medl- ''erslty of Rhode Island and at mon Haxen of Holbrook. N.Y., mer Army Major CeneraJ ('orl gees as“tugitlvea from behind terranean, the Navy announced Nhode Island College, It was an- Miss Carolyn Judd o f Unadllla, C. 'Turner, has resigned for Redding Get* Inrrraoe I don't know how serious a problem hunger is in the the Iron Chirtaln,” St. Onge here. no^ced 'Thursday. and Mias Sandy Porter of Yon- "iHrsonol reasons'' after six In Conorrvation Grant rest of the country but it's certainly serious here at vowed to prepare and Introduce other personnel were in- ™® Ibe^ease brings tuition kers, N.Y. months In the po»rt. MICKEY FINN WASHINOTON (AP) Red- BY LANK LEONARD 1221 Englewood Drive!" legislation designed to Increase jured. two of them seriously. charges for such studenU at The attendants were dressed Tiimer, 66. n-Ured from the ' policemen 800, U.S Rep John Mom- 1695 WITH HIM, PHIL! J Under the present quota sys- forward fire room aa the US8 °® ®"®*'8'ecttrut Democrat I PRbaRESS OF THE WnH THE FBMN6 BOATS TO AW NORTH AMERICAN ARE ONE l be admitted annually, he re- jon, France, Thursday. The ‘1“®'^ of m ln la t^ carnations, Synnott, 46. hoa l>een rnmed as said the fiirest laniLwill tw used MISfILB/ LVINO OFFSHORE MILL FRIENDS BEFORE THEY ported. Others emigrate to Can- crew, helped' by the destroyer ?® w ‘’”*®**’ . acting director of about 900 U S. as a wildlife habKat and for OeCormier Motor Sales, la& TELL YOU WHEN THEY b e c o m e to o SUSPJCIOOS.' ada, and Australia. Laffey and French fire services, ^ Development of Marine Re- . Timothy G, Jones of Andover miirahiUs. hiking and nature walks and PSFLECT THE ROCKET.' .908 B R O A l) BT. MANCBUEBTSS B4B-4169 “ AltlKiugll there are many extinguished the blaze. sources. served as best man for his B.vnnotl. a retired army Ueu other outdoor actlvlUes The iJ'* refugee camps in western The six sailors are being oP*’6«i'e. 43, associate direc- brother. IJshers were John Is- t,.nsn1 GoWxvel from . 8t. IMul grant is aleu aimed at wet-laml Ehirbpe, these people cannot treated for bums at the French for medical and natural scl- sac of Endlcott, N. Y., David MJnn.. was TYimer's top deputy preservuttun. stay there forever," he explain- army hospital In Toulon. Their !"?.**„ Ro®l‘ ®7eIler ^u n - ed. They have to emigrate to a names also were withheld n»nd.pend- ^ ^Is new post Oct. 2, the foreign country." IFITZGERALDI Describing the actlvlUes at .!!!. the'statement said, "®’“ s“ “ ® ^’° " « r®'' " “ "i ___ [FORD INC. three Italian refugee camps, St. Thursday. Onge noted the refugees are ------11968 FORD PICK-UP 1967 SCOUT 800 HEVe MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY housed, fed and clothed at the 9 9 9 9 ^ 9 R RED.STANDARD 3SPEED, 6CYLINDER ENGINE, international . WA(K)N; w h it e * TURQ..RA expense of the Italian govern­ WEST COAST MIRRORS.6 FOOT BOX DIO. 3 SPEED TRANS..TRAVEL TOP. NEW WSW 2 DOOR HDTP.,WHITE. AUTO TRANS..6CYL ENG .RADIO, YWJN TIRES, WHEEL COVERS SURE, t b POOR THING HAS A ment. “They remain In these TIRES Ye'Re o lone TO. TERRIBLE F^VR OF WATER. camps for from three to five PHOTOGRAPHY^ 0OINSX) months and then emigrate to PORTRAITS M 6 9 S I n i9 5 OEOiada, Austria and the United SWIM OUT \WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALU TO THE States.” COMMERCIAL • 11965 VOLKSWAGEN He had_praise.Tor the Jobs 1966 FORD CONVT. 11967 CHEV. W AGON FLOAT, CONYkNOW, V tXkL MODEL 113; 2 DOOR SEDAN. RED, STD. TRANS v er o n ic a ... aUeSBWHAT? ) .atvtu-i “II ing done by the countries main­ PA$SPORTS RADIO ------V------■' GALAXIE 500, MAROON. AUTO TRANS..VB ENG BISCAYNE' LT GREEN, 6 PASSENGER. AUTO. VVDULD i Ve g o t j w h o ;il'T taining the refugee campe, but POWERSTEERING. RADtO, WSW------' ^ANSr.6 CYL. ENG RADIO ------(/» YOU LIKE A eecB£r.<\ isrr? recommended this country WEDDINGS TDJOIN APMlRBd! 1 should do more including In­ * 9 9 5 *1545 US? t creasing its quota. SALEM NASSIFF CAMERA & PHOTO *1440, g ,i Avowed Communists are not 991 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER— 643-7369 O t admitted to the U.S. under the 1965 PLY. FURY III 1967 MERC. W AGON 1964 CHRYSLER refugee program, he empha­ 4 DOOR SEDAN, GREEN. AUTO.TRANS.,V-8 ENG., i VINYL INTERIOR. RADIO, POWER STEERING - VOYAGER, COMET, 6 PASSENGER, GREEN, STAND 4 sised adding all refugees are WSW TRAN8..6CVL. ENG .RAOIO, EXTRA CLEAN NEWPORT. 2 DOOR HDTP. WHITE. AUTO TRANS. PRISCILLA’S POP screened by American Immi- Vg ENG'. AIR CONOIJ'S, PB. WBW TIRES BY AL VERMEER 7_^// / / i -gration offlctals.before being al­ •* lowed Into the country. Y o u I C A N l'T WHEN I WAS YrpUR • u 1 PA.C. *1045 *995| A *995 C ALL TW\S M A K E O U T r . C A N 'T ! • Houley Appointed AGE w e PRACTICED M A K E O U T VVRlTINtS-, A S IN G L E PENMANSMIP POP 'V' ‘ - Tolland County Stele Senator ■ze A W O R D OF VSORD' MOURS. LIKE TH IS^ . Y O U R S , Robert Houley has been appoint­ 11966 MUSTANG 1966 BUICK Gran Sporil 1967 MUSTANG ed to four Interim committees EITHER 2 DOOR HbTP..BLUE, WHITE VINYL TOP^TD. 3 SKYLARK. RED, BLACK VINYL TOP. 4 SPEED It of the legislature, and may be SPEED TRANS. RADIO.WIRE WHEEL COVERS 2 DOOR HDTP, MAROON. BLACK INTERIOR. CAPTAIN EASY V-8 ENGINE STICK. 2 DOOR HOTP..REVERB RADIO. WSW. STO. 3 SPEED V g ENG .WBW TIRES. WHEEL BY LESLIE named chairman of the Interim MAC WHEELS. MANY EXTRAS COVERS. RADIO committee on Opportunities for B IMG 01 HE CAN'T BB PUWI»HK> N(S„ Non-OoUege Bound Students. EVERY MONDAY-8 P.M N6 aa.Pl THIf'LL CLBM^ The commutes for non-coUege *1695 HE LBFr... AND LBAVB YOU A 26 VILLAGE STREET, ROCKVILLE *1B95 TDKEM OF HIS SIWnTUPBl bound students was formed un­ der public act 780. P. A. C. lALLROOM Other committee appoints for O'cV’ » SPECIAL OF THE WEEK MANCHESTER'S ROBIN MALONE BY BOB LUBBERS v V W : ’ . Am uwTi wel-Y ‘ HCy'MO'lorWABLC.' Only Fuel Oil Dealer n e u . KILL 1966 FAIRLANE so6roF'w/Np v tv j' WHI6M6 UP A pjece OF Open 24 Hours A Day! ^ (/) PAS^R, AMP... D(X)R SEDAN DICK ROSSITO $ 8 9 5 . LITTLE SPORTS BOCaOM MORIARTY BROTHERS PS For Ovor M o b ii] Vi of A SALES ■ ) F k t t — h e a t h ^ o H j FITZGERALD FORD incorporated O P £ n 8 A .M . to 9 P m f m j / c o n v e n ie n t Hertford Netioogl Sgnk Tim* Payment Plan r NIA U< TJd UX M. ON. ' s CALL 6 4 3 - 5 1 3 5 WINDSOR AVEe-rROUn 13 ROCKViLLf W UHf M3M 5 301 CENTEX iHOI [AND SAVEi ■ \ PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHEaTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1969 ^ w ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONk, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 5, 1969 PAGE NINETEEN Hitting Streak of Willie Davis Herald Angle in Headline Again, College Football's Bj BEST BLOOPERS Gomes to End { After ■ I ■ • I 31 • . Games 1 EARL YOS7 NEW YORK (AP)—The was wMhln hailing distance of and Ross, the two f’adres pHtcb- Fifth inning—against Ross, Giants who are roUing along Sports Editor pitch from Gary Ross of the modern Na^nal league ers. Kelley started, but had to came up again with two on and with 12 victories in U games. / ’ , s - May Be Out with Ailing Leg the San Diego Padres came reco o se by y leave in the !|1°**'*'t,***' grounded to first baseman Nate hope they can shake otif their Holmes of the old B orton cause of a sore shoulder. Ross.,® j Two Ea^ Grads Return Home NEW YORK (AP) — A d^sn’t even compare with Simpson has already carried D allas. Tight end Bill Trunz and in high and tight. Willie Oolbert, who threw to Ross, cov- September Jinx when they open Davis swung and missed it Braves in 1948. came in and completed a four Glad to see two former East Catholic High athletes sellout crowd of 73,000 Namath said. "But 12 times for 52 yards m games offensive tackle Bob Brown are for a third strike on a 1-2 Not omy did the Padres stop hu shutout. He and Kelley each ering first, tor the putout. an eight-game tough road trip return home as members of the faculty this schdol counting on witnessing Joe Dllly defensive tackle, is with the Lions, Colts and Bears, questionable starters for Los Davis, but they blanked the yielded two hits. Eighth inning — against Ross, at Houston tonigM. year. Tom Malin, who quarterbacked the basketball Namath’s debut in the ' , o * i" other games Saturday, toe Angeles because of injuries. count.' D odgers 3-0 dropping th em to This Is what happened to Dav­ came up with Manny Mota on New York G iants, 0-3, a re a t The G iants, looking -for th eir Thus came to an end Thurs­ This is the month in which the team in all four years while serving as team captain Cotton Bowl might go away km gs 24-21 last wJlkend. Na- third place behind San Francis­ is: first and struck out. Giants have faded and finished Minnesota, 3-1; Pittsburgh, 1-2 flrot preseason victory, will oi­ day nJ^t the longest consecu­ during this time, will teach history. Frank Kinel, who Saturday night. mat.-i completed 13 of 24 passes -WD co and Cincinnati in the NL First Innlngc-Agalnst Kelley, A1 Ferrera, a former Dodger, second tour straight years. This ls at Green Bay, 2-2; Houston, for the Vikings a bolstered run- tive game hitting streak in the Hamath said ’Thursday night for 219 yards and two touch- West mad scramble. It was the cam e up w ith M aury Wilks on drove In all three runs tor the happened even when they had a also played four years of basketball—one year with the 2-2. is at New Orleans. 2-2; At- nlng game, \vlth the return of major leagues in a quarter of a frosh and three with toe v a r- ______be might not play In the New downs. The Cowboys, 3-1, only NL game scheduied. second and _grounded______out to sec- Padres. He doubled home Ro­ lanta, 2-2, at Kansas City 8-0; Tucker Frederickson and Joe century. If^am e winning streak In Sep­ slty as well as three springs (be team via ’TV Saturday ''(^ork Jets interleague game nipped the Houston Oilers 14-11.' "Well, at least It took two of ond baseman Jose Arcla. berto Pena and Ollie Brown in Cleveland, 2-1-1, at W'ashlngton Morrison. Frederickson gained The center fielder for the Los tember, 1906, and In September, with the baseball nine, will "(Sbi at 9:30 against Minnesoita "'bb the Dallas Cowboys be- While Dallas fans wait for Referee Gaffes them to get me," said a disap- Third innii^—Against Rose, the third and hit a in 1966, when they won eight cf 2-2; Detroit, 3-1, meets Phlladel- 47 yards on 11 carries and Mor­ Angeles Dodgers had hit safely teach math. The latter graduat- Channel 3. Word of Warn- cause of an injured left leg. word on Namath, a sellout phla, 2 1 at Raleigh N C • Bos- A d&talogue of gaffes by college football officials does pointed Davis. came up with two on and again the sixth. nine games in one span. Includ­ rison was three tor 33 In last in SI cotksecutlve games and ed from St. Peter’s in Jersey Saturday night is toe "1 hurt my leg against Mlnne- crowd of 65,000 In Los Angeles ton, 2-2, travels-to Mlanil O-B- not exist. There are several reasons for this, not the least He referred to Ij^lck Kelley grounded out to Arcla. Meantime, the San Francisco ing six in a row. w e ek s 24-17 loss to Philadel­ of which is that referees’ mistakes are only human mis­ City and Malin Is an Assumption Miss America contest on C3ian- sota last week and 1 haven’t might be faced with toe tempta- and Cincinnati 2.2 hosts ’Den’. phia takes. Anyway, as one writer recently pointed out, there grad. Malin lettered three years nel 30 so you can alert toe wo- practiced all week," the be- tion of divided...... allegiance when ver 1-3. ’ ’ men In toe house that unless whiskered Super Bowl hero said The Vikings registered their are few men in the world capable of lifting such a large with th^ Assumption hoopsters. O.J. Simpson returns to toe .San Fr.mclscoi, p-4, entertains GRANDSLAM RECEPTION — Minneota’.s Cesar Tovar, receives con^atul^*** both TV sets are In order, one after he blew into Dallas. "I first loss to the Jets alter beat­ book. tions from teammates after hitting grandslam into the right field stands. Major League Sox Fight a * * scene of his college exploits. St. Louis, 2-2, In Sunday’s only ing Miami, Denver and St. must give in-s6 It’s either foot- might not play at all." Will they root for the Rams gam e. Pick one year out of a hundred, for instance. Take 1959. A Off the Cuff ball or beauty!. . .New York The flamboyant quarterback Louis. Gary Cuozzo will start at On Oct. 17, Southern Methodist scored the winning touch­ = L e a d e r s = Saturday night? Or will toe The Bills, 1-4, are making quarterback although Joe Kapp American League For Third Blow to _^nchester Hugh’s Knlcks open their 24to pre-sea- said he’ll decide on’ Saturday s iT h t^ a / S im ia n down on a pass against Rice, but referee Charles Davis football fortunes this fall came son drills ’Thursday at New night if he'll play. • oimpson, a hometown their first appearance In Los Is expected to see some action boy who signed with Buffalo aft­ Angeles since toelr 1960 victory called the play back, claiming the passer was over the line B atting (368 a t b ats)—Carew , when junior Jimmy Jackson de- York State University at Farm- ’’We’ve got to go for next after missing two games be­ of scrimmage. er a dazzling career with ^uto- ever the Chargers tn the first M innesota .348; F. Robinson, East Spot elded to give up the sport. Jack- ingdale. . .John Canavarl wlU week,’’ he said. “That’s when cause of on injured knee. B altim ore .322. ern Ctil, -prompt cheers for the year of the American Football The next day, game films showed the passer was not Slap-Hitter Tovar son was a standout end last, fall coach toe Hartford Community the s:ason starts against Buffa- The Pittsburgh-Green Bay other team? League, Jack Kemp, who quar- over the line of scrimmage. ”1 just missed the call, I was Runor-R. Jackson, Oakland ^ BOSTON (AP) —T)ie Boston and also did all the Indians’ College soccer team. Canavarl, lo—not Dallas." game will match the quarter- The Helsman ’Trophy-winning lerbacked the Chargers In that wrong," Davis admitted. 112; F. Robinson, B altim ore 100. Red Sox, whose American N ationallal p M g a e punting and extra point kick- former RoCkville High coach. While Dalas Coach Tom Lan- backing of Stcelers’ rtxikle Ter­ halfback, the most prized rookie game, missed the game with toe Runs batted in—Klllebrew, League pennant hopes were E a s t D ltiaion ing . . . Soccer candidates at is toe new director of athletics dry praised Namato’s speed, ac- ry Hanrdtty and toe Packers’ In November, Indiaha apparently scored the winning In pro football ^history, started Bears last week because of a M lniw sota 121; Pow ell, Baltl- dashed long ago by weak pitch­ '|f^. ^ Pet. O.B. Boaton University include Ed a.t H(X:. . .Four Jet starters are curacy and timing with the Jets’ Bart Starr. Hnnrnlty completed touchdown in a scoreless game against Ohio Slate at Co­ running with the Bills’ first unit f or? elbow, but is expected to be lumbus when its fullback seemetf to cprry the ball into the Turns Into Slugger morfe 116. ing, attempt to ward off a new Chicago 83 .618, Kowal of Manchester while Ron pnxlucts of toe University of secondary, ^ Namath said he four of seven passes tor 88 Wednesday, and although Coach ready for toe Rams. Hits—Oliva, M innesota 166; challenge tonight In the opener New York 77 86 .679 8 Ctonyers, another ex-Indlan boot- Texas, George Sauer, Pete wasn’t allYhat impressed with y ard s In PlU ^burgh's low to end zone. He was pushed out again and no touchdown sig­ John Rauch hasn’t' said he was The Rams’ 24-21 decision over C larke, New York 162; Blair, of a three-game series with the Pittsburgh 71 61 .688 10% er. Is one of several top sopho- Lammons, John Elliott and the CMvteys front four, its Cincinnati and Starr-hit on 12 of nal was given. Ijiter, pictures showed the fullback well NEW YORK (AP)—The wfth the winning run on a fly The Angels pushed across the golnt to start for the Rams, San Diego snapped a two-game 22 passes to wipe out a 0-14 deft- into the Ruckeye end zone. B altim ore 162. W8ishlngton Senators at Fenway gt. Louis / 72 63 .633 11 more candidates at the Univer­ Jim Hudson, and five others JameinDoomsday Defense Athletics are alive but not a ground out. only run of the game In the first Simpson said there’s a chance losing streak to Cleveland and T riples—Clarke, New Y ork 7; P h ila’phla 54 79 .406 28 sity of Maine. While a school­ played toelr college ball at Vhe Cowboys’ front tour cll in Green Bay’s victory over That same year, a whole crew of officials assigned to the at all well in Oakland. Tresh and A1 Kallne had inning on a walk to Sandy Alo- he m ight. Kansas City after victory over Cleveland. Upper lowa-Dubiique game failed to show up on Saturday Home tor a crucial four-game ^’aniered earlier for the Tigers, mar, ’s bloop sin- R. Smith, Boston 6; Hegan, Se­ The Red Sox hold on third Montreal 41 98 .301 42% boy, Conyers led Mianchester Texas colleges, Don Maynard ______a ttle 6. place In the East Division Is / W : D ivision (Texas Wesleyan), Winston Hill afternoon. They thought it was a night game. series with front-running Mime- * * * gle and a ground out. High in-scoring . . . Karen Par- Home runs—R. Jackson, Oak­ — .sota, the A’s gave the Twins a ■ WHITE BOX — , • » being threatened by the Sena- San Fran, 76 69 .608 clak fared better than her moth­ (Nmpofitt InlTiuiM d ua )i land 45; F. Howard, Washing­ tors, making a surprisingly Cincinnati (Texas soiAhem), Sam w^^ Open Slate Sept. 13 Against Rockville good run but faded In the Tatum pitched his way ROYAL8 - PILOTS — 73 89 .883 1%' er in Women’s Dlirlsion Club State), Bake ton 43. strong showing under rookie Lo^ Angeh Pay Day stretch and took a 10-8 stieUack- eighth inning Jam and Seattle dropped Its 18th con- „ „ „ 74 60 .662 IH Championship golf play at the ®''

t. PAGE TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERAL6, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBj^R 5, 1969 V Traners— M A N d is T E R EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRTOAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1969 Household Services Pointing— Pdporing 21 Hdip IVonM c^— Help Wonted^-^ PAGE TWENTY-ONE Mobile' Homes. 6-A Offered 13-A Help Wonted— H olp NAME YOUR own price. Paint­ Femolo 35 Female . 35 35 36 H*lp Wontad Mol« 36 H»)p Wgntod— Mote 36 THERE lUGHTA BE A LAW CLASSIFIED WE STILL have a few 1969 Hol|J REWEAVING of bum«, moOir ing, paper hanging, paper re­ ------— ______— ------^______KAlf WAMTBa>,to worii la hnn- BY S H O R ^ V td WHIPPLE Artklos For Sola 45 HouMliold Goods 51 day Travel Trailers on our lot. holes, aippers repaired. Win moval, ceilings. .Guaranteed CLERK-TYPIST — Typing and MATURE woman needed to COUNTER girl, 6 a.m. to S yard, must have driver’s MAN for work local dairy BE GENTLE, be kind, to the Take advantage now« of our dow shades made to measure. workmanship. Prompt service, •shorthand -necessary. Diversl- work part or full-time in fabric p.m., five days a week. Apply UeeaM. Oavla * Bradford T iEV P«0IV« FDR \/ O O t*_ BrmtA _S-_ f t . '. ___ r * AUTO MECHANIC store, three evenings plus expensive carpet, cleap It with SEWING MACHINES — year-end sale. We must make all size Venetian blinds. Keyt satisfaction guaranteed. 647- fled duties in sales depart- store. Must have knowledge of HilliardvUle Limcheonette, 803 Unaber Oo., aoo TVdland St, HOURS ANP liOUiS ADVERTISING room for our 1970 line. Our loss 9564. ment. Benefits. Apply Iona sewing. Days or nights avail- Adams St., Manchester. East Hartford. some Sunday work. Can 640- Blue Lustre. Rent electric automatic , zig-zag, excellent made while you wait. Tape re- is your gain. Buy it right now (Foreign Cars) 8017. After 6, 648-0707. PAST VACANT ' shampooer $1. The Sherwin- condition Makes buttonholes, corder.". for rent. Marlow's so: lo q K S S — 5----.— Mfg, Co., 8 Regent St., Man- able. Call 646-3323 for Infer------CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS MOTELS BV THE Williams Oo. henis. embroiders, etc. Grig- and prepare for that winter Main St. 649-0221 JOSEPH P. LEW IS Custom cheater. • view. ■KITCHEN I. helper wanted. PAINTJOBS — Bxperiraced- Immediate openings for 2 ' ^ 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. vacation. We also feature Ava- Paintings interior and ex------— —------nights, 4 :30 - 9:30 approximate- foU or part-time. Apply super- experienced men, up to SCORE- laany over $aoo., • monthly SCREENED loam, processed lons, Totem, Brentwood, and tY lor.' Paper hanging. Wall­ H YG IE N IS T for Saturdays, YOUNG WOMAN for Counter ly. Apply Cavey's Restaurant, intendant on job, Presidential 14.60 an hour to start REFRIGERATION payments of $8.30 each or pay- gravel, gravel, land. stone, Silver Eagle. In truck campers paper books on request. Fuliv and dental secretarv secretary nnrt-part workwork at at the the Dalrv Dairy Oiieen Queen Rm- Bra­ ak46 tp E.. Ctnter flt St. Apartments, Center St. and Many benefits. Apply $31 cash. 522-0031 dealer COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. B u ild in g - nil. O o r g e H. Grifftng Inc we have Travel Queen, Tour-A- in -ured Free estimates. Call time. Write Box “F ” Manches zier,oier, on joroaaBroad St.at. 11i i a.m. - 6H ------Thompson Rd. An equal op­ MECHANIC .. 4 :.S0 P.M. DAV BEFORE PIJBUIC'ATION Contracting 14 Andover 742-7886. CXftBAN. USED refrigerator*, Home, Kenson, Elkhart -...... 649-9658, If no answer. 643-6362 ter Herald. p.m.; excellent pay. Apply in COUNTER girl wanted. FuU or portunity emirioyer. We.*...eft^__'tf\ ____ nArt’-tiiTiApart-time. Apply Anniv rVvmArCorner .Q/w1aSoda . GORIN’S SPORTS ranges, automatic washers noadlinc /or .Siiturda.v and Monday is 4 :30 p.in. P'rida.i Travelers and will soon be N. J LaFlainme person' between 10 a.m. - 12 COOK-HOUSEKEEPER wanted Shop, 736 Main St., Manches­ CAR C E N T E R Petrson must be experienced TOBACCO cloth for sale, suit­ with guarantees. See them at .showing a line of Thorough- contractor. Additions, lemodel- Interior and ex- to live in famliv of throe noon or after 6 “ i“‘“-p.m to live in, fam ily of three, own ter. Route 83 (Tolland Tpke). in tractor trailer gas, In able for lawns, bushes, trees B.D. P eorl’a Appliances. 649 ------^------J .-wu. --0 ------e. PLEASE READ YOUR AD DEAN MACHINE M anchester diesel refrigeration units. and grasa 871-6887, Route 10, Main St. CaU 648-2171 Come in and talk prices with for free estimates. 875-1642. Position is with large- com­ RockviUs. Classified or “ Want Ads” are taken over the phone as a tin, 649-9285, 649-4411. PRODUCTS, Inc. 648-0168 9)0. loa. U. I. Nt. FIWALL'/ FDOPEP Variety Store. old, shower, hot water, sleeps corrected by “ make pood” Insertion Call 646-2327. extenor and interior Paper apply at Rudder Window Clean- CENTAL assistant wanted for wneflU. Apply Rofe Machine O U T - v e h .veh: alro 9x12' Rosewood Viscose 6, two doors. 643-0686. Days: 7 s-nl to 4:80 p.m. ALUM INU M sheets used as hanging. Ceilings, etc. Insured ing, Co., 167 Charter Oak Ave., downtown Hartford office, will 55 Elm St., Manchester. THERE OUGHTA nylon rug. Call 649-8390 any- WES ROBBINS Carpentry re FINEST SERVICE station attendants prinUng ptotes, .009 Uilck, 2Sx Ume. fRockvIllc.' Toll Free) 1967 YELLOWSTONE trailer, 649-1008. Hartford. ’ train. Send resume to Box "E” N ights: 4 p.m. to 1 a.m. wanted, mornings and eve­ B E A LA\H.' modeling specialist. Additions Manchester Herald. experienced 36” . 28 cents each or 8 for $1. 18H', excellent condition. Call Several excellent opportu­ nings. Attractive salary, Ap­ QUILTED floral couch and rec rooms, dormers, porches, INSIDE—outside- painting. Spe­ CLERK-Typist or secretary f o r ------■------TUBRarr LATHBJ: set­ 643-2711. 643-2711 after 6 p.m., 643-6742. nities have developed In our 875-3136 calitnets, formica, built ■ ins cial rates for people over 66 small office in East Hartford. DENTAL assistant, experienced up and tolerate. CABINET MAKERS ply Sunset Service StaUon, 666 chair, excellent condition. $165. office for full-time. East Middle Tpke., Man^es- PILE la soft and lofty . colors 649-8663. bathrooms, kitchens. 649 34 ir. Call my competitors, then cal) No traffic or parking worries preferred ' but will train, HARDINGEI (3HU(3KEaiS: ter. retain brilliance In carpets me. Estimates given. 649-7863 with all the fringe benefits of Knowledge at typing and of- ExceUent openings. Apply: Garage— Servici . C A P IT A L Conrtructlon — Set-up and operate. cleaned with Blue Lustre. Rent CUSTOM made draperies, slip a major company. Call 289- f*ee procedure. Write Box CLERK-TYPIST Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? complete home Improvement electric shampooer $1. Pine- covers and reupholstering. S fo ra g e 10 9394. G, Manchester Herald. PRODUCTION MHXajRS: D ISP LA Y C R A F T , Inc. contracting service specializ­ Budget terms F.stabllshod In Floor Finishing 24 ------^ ------Payroll department, must Set-up and <^>erate. Manchester — 643-0667 wood Furniture Shop. G ARAGE for rent, good for ing in recreation rooms. We __ __ . WOMAN or girl wanted for BAKERY salesgirl, experienced be experienced. COOKS 1945. Day.--. 524-0154 evening.- 24-Hour Answering Service storage, $7 monthly. Call 843- O A IVTI-VTIVT/-.___I _.. VI___.______._____ .. J Tft__1__ a- ____ t o o l - GRINDER: Exper- DARK RKJH stonefree loam, 649-7390 welcome competitors' prices, FLflOR S A N blN G and refInIsh part-time help In luncheonette, preferred. Parkade Bakery, PART-’nUE, three to four 9 -S - 8565 after 6 p.m. five yards. $16. Sand, gravel, Free estimates. Call anirtlme, Ing (specializing In older 9-2:30 p.m. Call Morning Glory 649-6820. fenced In sharpening metal hours per day, mornings. (3all Short order. FuU or part- Free to Herald Readers CLERKS cutting tools. stone, fill, manure, pool and THREE YEAR Kenmore elec­ 289-6646. floors). Inside painting. Paper Luncheonette, 7-4 p.m., 649- 649-5334. time Only permanent em­ P A R K IN G .space available . . . _ HaJp Wanlvd— Mol* 36 Help WantMl-Adala 36 patio sand. CaU 643-9604. tric stove, like new, wtth roUa- Wajii intiinimtloii on one of our cliisslflcd advertisements? hanging! No Job too small 8138. Mall room: Small mailing ployes, no students. Sltuatiom W a iiia d -Southend of Manchester. Call DORMERS, garages, porches. SrtbRT order cook or broiler aerte, $100. Call 643-0773. No answer at the tany offers excellent e Delivery D ogs— l l r d A — Fets 41 any advertiser using box 1967 SEARS 250 it 's, like new. A-Level IJormer Coro. 289- M iller Farms, NorOi (Coventry, chester. tion caU 643-2771. 287 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. 644-3437. spinning wheal, commodes, letters. Renders answer­ M il 1100, 1963 sedan, runs well. JltlO. After 4 p.m r ail 643- MANCHESTER MEMORIAL 643-8021. wages and working condl- HELP WANTED washbowl and pitcher, bric-a- 0449 ■ tions, convenient free park­ Apply In person at: MANC!HESTER. GROOKINU aU braad*. B ar ing blind box ads who Host offer. Call 649-9506. 2061. ’ PIANO lesson^. Conservatory HOSPITAL EJCPERIBN^ED ..mechanic STORM window and storm door Lunch Hour 11-2 brac. tftSrgr self-defrbsting re­ desire to protect their graduate. 649-ti487. ing and above average bene­ 824 Main St., Manchester mony HUI. H.C. (Xiaaa, Habra* — c a r p e n t r y — concrete steue wanted tor general repair installers, one who wishes to HovMhoM «o o A 51 frigerator, $138. private party. identity con follow ‘ his 1964 OI.DSMOHILE fits. Apply: Evenings 7-11 or 7-12 Rd., Bolton, 648-64r Cutlass 1966 HONDA .305 semi-custom- hatchways, remodeling SPECIAL - garage. Profit sharing plan grow with a well established 39 Ijirrabee St.. East Hart­ procedure: 8 cylinder, ftandard transmisJtn.Krtll.M. Ivn/I /■'!/wrwl »ftiiv**ftl*ft^. .ft ,11* ■'tJ^-.Aftl . . . ^ NURSE’S AIDES SHEETMETAL AND Three or four days a week. Model Home Furniture Ized. Gixxl running condition! porches, garages, closets, cell 8-WEEK available for qualified man. pirim D ir ,__, . ..— i company, one who is capable TWO lOTTBNS looking tor ford. Friday and Saturday, to Sion. In very gmxl I'ondltlon. Help Wanted— Enclose your reply to Call 646-0205. ings, attics finished, rec NURSES-AIDE Immediate openings, 7 a.ifl.-3 FIRST NA-nONAL See M r. Sloan, Sloan Garage, TOOL & DIE good home. Call 649-64M after 8 ROOM HOUSEFUL a.m. to 6 p.m. lierl offer. Call 649-.3784. p.m,, 3 p.m.-11 p.m. Many bene- come to the Klock Co., at 1386 Uniforms provided, food allow­ the box In an envelope — rooms formica, ceramic. Oth- Fem ale 35 p a i d Route 88, Vernon. pervlrion. For Information caU FULL A PART-TIME ance, good starting pay plus 6:90-anytime weekend*. 19 PIECES address to the Classified T R Y THE bike shop, 267 .Spruce fits. Experience not necessary. STORES, INC. ToUand Tpke., Manefiester. We 1.ARUE upright ftxxl frpesrr €111 Il«2 .STUDEHAKER Grand er related work. No Job too SEVERAL CASHIERS 643-2771. OPENINGS Ups. Experience not neoeoaory. 8297 Manager, Mrmchosler St. for used bikes, sales and ...... - sales t r a i n i n g have openings on all shifts in aluminum Interior, beauttfol Tourlsma ibiwk, low mileage, .small Dan. Moran. Builder PARK & OAKLAND AVES. First (Jlass Sheetmetal A Evening Herald, together servlee. Open evenings. openings at Fairway on Main PROGRAM PRODUCTION LATHE our Heat Treat Dept. Very In­ AUTO salesman — Experienc­ SIAMESE kitten, male, aeal- InMrtor Deeigner wants rsllable condition. Call 649-M49. / all now body parts, new In­ Evenings 649-8880 EAST HARTFORD, CX)NN, Layout Men Call 649-7738 tor appointment. with a memo listing the St. Adjustable schedules for ROCKVILLE MEMORIAL teresting work and we wiU ed, unusual opportunity for point, papers. 647-1948. famUy or newlywsda to acoeiA' terior, )xjwer steering, auto- PHONE k’DR INFORMATION! Tool A Die Makers companies you do NOT CEMENT WORK - No Job too housewives, 20-30 hour week. NURSING HOME AND train you. Please apply In per­ right man. Auto Trading Post, daUvery of complete Model Dis- matle itransnd.sslon, 875-1063 • Stralghteners want to see your letter. small, sidewalks Apply to Mr. Juran at Fair- 875-0771 son. Route 83, Vernon, 872-0589. PE KIN G ESE Puppiae, brought play of Quality FVrnlture Jum aftivr 6, Busine-s Services preferred. (XHDK WANTED. Night 'work, Your letter wlii be de­ Call 742-9791. way on Main St. No phone calls D B APU ATE S O F THIS SPE- SE C R ETA RY must like people, MILUNG HANDS e Truck Driver and General up with children. AKC removed to warehousee for Itob WiMilad -Ta 58 stroyed If the advertiser O ffere d 13 please. ^lAL TRAINING PROGRAM ______pleasant-^phpne manner, excel­ MECHANIC lor pin setter ma­ Shop Man no Sundays. Apply at Acadia reglatared, vaolnatad. CaU 1965 MGH. Snow tires', tonneau Machinery buUdlng exper­ Ue Sale. Modern I complete is one you've mentioned. DORMERS, add a level, room ------WILIv BE ^OFFERED FULL- MANICURIOT wanted, full or lent typfeg liljd shorthand. Sal­ chines. ' Must have some m e­ All Benefits—Overtime Raataurant. CaU 649-0698. 643-3977. cover, luggage rack, wire ience needed. A{^ly in per­ . rooms with the $1,000 look. 9 W ANTED Antique mmlture If not it will be handled ATTICS and cellars cleaneil additions, garages, roofing TIME /EMPLOYMENT. NO part-time. Call Magic Mirror ary commensurate with abili­ chanical experience. For DRIVER SmaU Work on Space and Life in the usual manner son. Overtime available. pc. Convertible living Room gla»*. pewter, oil iMtollngn i.i S wlioels. Excellent condition. odd Jobs light trucking Hiding porches. Complete NURSES RN’S & I PN ’<5 EXPERIENCE NECESSARY. Beauty Salon, 643-3449. ty. 289-1688. nights only. Apply In person, Sheetmetal Products PUCj" PU PPIE S — AKC reft*- 646-;i()60, AppA Manchester, (Jonn. 717 M AIN ST. eatatea, (MU 6 ^ 2300 dnyi 64« probleru? Weil worth phone Phone Mr. D., 289-9571. ORDER CLERK E aft Hartford, Connecticut ary, liberal company bene­ and caUco. Call 649-4617 any­ Also our own Inalant ('rsdii Lookout Mountain area. Chil­ sixxai, good coiulltion. Anklng call. 7^2-8252 WORKER 649-4041 time. Plan f*004 ftftrr 1 p.m.- DRIVEWAYS Sealed This Is ATTENTION housewives— Sell Womiui to set up orders in rec- M ACHINE operajtor capable of fit*. Apply In peraon. dren’s pot. Please call 649-5610. $226. 643-2622. PART-TIME Job —(Jim tod tan tho time to re-Htoro the JIfe nnd BURN^IDTi' setting up own work on lathe OPENINGS IoCd Aiitl^iuM. BRICK, block and stone work. toys and gifts, party plan, now °rd dept, of wholesale dis- Help Wanted— Mole 36 of church building, Talcottville DISCOUNT FURNITURE E VOLVO 1063, 2-door sedan, or milling machine. Good •‘•fet-a-hrao,'' eloefca, framaa. Brick walls, patios, outdoor-in- through December. Excellent tributor. 5 day week, vacation, MEN to drive school buses, 820 Silver Lane, eV TB P U PPIE S for sale, oaU iK'eds minor repairs. $400. (.'sll F r - r r “e.:n„Z" ^ ‘177.2: convalescent h o m e working condltlone. Harper ON SECOND & THIRD (Congregational Church, Main WAREHOUSE glaaawaro, Wa buy aatatas VU- i/)ST—Keys on eluiln with gold r, bucket seats. OF CONNECTICUT 178 Pine St. Manrheite> »a.)u 01 moving large appllanees Bum e x t r a CHRISTMAS money, Distributors and up. Apply to: lx:st offer. 649-1921. RIDWEIJv Home Imp’rbvemeni MEN or women to work In 646-2332 'laoim W ltlia«it Board 59 $000 salary now untlLDec. 20, ______275 Pork Ave., Ea-st Hartford Dishwashers and vegetable/ MALE CENTERLESS TOY . POODLES, three whito I.OST German, short lialr barrels delivered $4 644 Co Expert ln.stallntlon , of For Mtchen work €ind for kitchen, 6 a.m. to 3 p.m.. In (former Norman’s Fum 177.4 „ 4 hours dally, morning or eve- W AITRESS — 7:30 a.m, to ap- '______men, first and second shifts. malaa, AKC ragistared, 7- I’olntcr, brown head, speckled alumlmim siding, gutters arid dishwashing Job (automatic ASSEMBLERS modern convalercent home. Warohfius* proximately 2 p.m. Apoly SALESLAD Y wanted, lady’s weeks old. Call 6494)1(>T. HOOM for rant, kttchan prlv- trim Pooflng Installatlonvx and ' .nlng hours, downtown Man­ Some heavy lifting Involved, machine. Must be wlUlng ROGERS CORP. GRINDERS brown and wtiltc Ixxly, PAUIj'S Odr after school and Saturdays. GERM AN Shepherd, 7 months i960 FORD plck-np 'll ton Fleet- ways sealed, carpentry, mn- ROOFING .and Roof Repair, Brazing operators $4.20 PER HOUR FOUND Ivlglit brown ami tiui sales. Rhone Mrs. Anderson, HOUSEKEEPER a n d "'lo m : ®'"P'°y<^_b^e^its, J46-3100.____ an appointment- contact Good pay, pleasant work­ ciaU M arge Hampson 643-5162 old, female, $30. UaU 646-0307. side, 4-s|feed transml.sslon, sonnry work, nttics, cellars, ‘ 'ouglin Roofing Co.. Ino. 643 Lathe operators female sliegliord tyjM> dog. t.lall 640-0725 for appointment. Per.sonnel Services Division. ing conditions. Apply in per­ radio, lieater, safely flasher. garnge.s cleaned, liiwns fertll- TT07 panlon to elderly woman who WANTED — Neat, • reliable CAB DRIVERS Dog Warden, 646-4665. North Eagleville Rd., Storrs, son Bridgeport operators Experienced in set-up and L'OLLB pupplaa, AKC wormed I'urlH for rack. Cull 649-0387 lzek No. 96764 after 4:30 p.m. free estimates. ROOFING, Siding, Aluminum days or nights. Call IVIrg. Reig, for 5'4i days, two weeks on. two work, $2 an hour. Phone 643- An equal opportunity em­ nings, Manchester area. CaU responsibility. All benefits with a good record, depend­ IftOLoale type. 873-4306. Savings Ikuik of Miuicliecter. gutters. Carpentry, additions, Sliady Glen, 649-4246 fo ra p - weeks off. Write Box “O” 5647 mornings or after 6 p.m. ployer. E. A. P A T T E N CO. 1964 CHEVROLET plck-up, % ' BRASS KEY 643-3691, 3-0 p.m. only. and profit sharing. Reply able auid looking tor con­ Application miule for payment. YOU ARE A1 Inick Is AI remodeling >ind rec ■ rooms. ^polntment. Manchester Herald. ■ 303 Wetherell St.. Box ”R” , Manchester Her­ COIXJB — . AKC. baauUful ton witli plow, low mileage, Collars, attics, yards, drive- Free estim.ates. R Dion 64;i RESTAURANT genial work, Join our team. EXPERIENCED painters want­ Manchester ald. I •able and white, 10 weeks old. 647-9696. RELIABLE woman for general L A D Y TO be with elderly Following ahlfts now avail­ wnv.s .sealed and small tmek 43,-)2 829 Main St. ed. Call between 6-7 p.m. 649- Inoculated. 366-1319. housework, one day weekly. mother, weekdays, 8 to 4 able: OPENINGS Ing done A-1 right. Chill Tre 4343. Liberal benefits, first shift, fre­ Announcements 2 ROOFING. aluminum aiding, Call 646-2110. " p.m. C^ll.643-0257 evenings. quently working 30-hour week FREE three frisky calico mano Trucking Service toil Manchester . 10 p.m.-7 a.m-.—6 days Auto Accessories— free. 742-9487 gutters, carpenter work. SO PIC K -U P and delivery driver, klttans, one tan mal*. CaU 649- JOHN MEftZ will be at Rus­ ■ RELIABLE woman for work in Polishers ]A/anfed M AN wanted to drive light de­ 8 p.m,-l a.m.—weekdays Tires 6 years’ experience. Connecticut full-time days. Apply in per­ 649-0701 0961. sell's Harbor Shop, corner of home for aged, 9^6;30 p.m., 1- livery truck. (Jail 289-1368. Various pait4im e hOura-ftat- SHARPENING S.-i-vl.-,. Haw.s Vsllev Construction Oo.. 643 ^ Men who are willing to learn polishing LANDSCAPE laborers full son to Stan Ozimek, Horiarty Oak and Spruce Sts., every .Sa­ knlviM, aces, shears. skates 7180. Free estimate If you enjoy intere.>ttlng 9 p.m, Mrs. Miller, 649-5986. urday and Sunday FRE E , houssbrokan, axqgp- turday. for finished work on turbine blades and vanes. time, no experience necee- Bros., 301 O n te r St., Manches­ MEN wanted, part-time morn­ UHiV COMKT Htfitton wapm, rotar? blades. Quick seiA’Ice work including .shorthand COUNTERMAN, 11 a.m.-2 p.m., saiy. CaU Orantland Nursery, ter. ings, for Janitorial duUsa, - 646- llonally amall, tan-waak old t'apllol Equipment ('o.. “,3f .slatlstlcal typing and per- Above average hourly rates, fringe benefits and EAST HARTFORD AVMUBU moMt parlH uvailabU'.^O-iS-WMO. NttR3ES'S AIDE, 3-11 p.m., full 643-0669. no experience necessary. Ideal 4220. adorable kittana. Call 649-9691. Main St., Manchester. Hour; .sonal ixMitact, we have a profit sharing plan. Apply at CARPENTER — Experienced for college student with after­ C A B OO. IN THI FOLLOWING DfPARTMBNTS Personals 3 Roofing and ixxsltlon for you, or part-time. Coll 649-4519. dallv 7 :.30-5. Thursday 7:30-9 FULL OR PART-TIME finioh man for the Installation noon or evening classes. Ap­ 107 Buniside Ave. - Trailers— Saturday 7:30-4 64S-’r968 Chimneys 16-A RIDE want<'d from East St,, HQUSEWrVES-^-Would you like Red-Lee Metal Fin ishing Co., Inc. of kitchen cabinets. Call R A R ply In person. Bonanza Steak East Hartford Lfvo Stock 42 Hebron to Manehesler. lumrs Mobile Homes 6-A to work with beautiful people? MORNINGS Contractors, 644-2720. House, 287 W. Middle Tpke., MACHINING - BURRING lA W N S nmlntnlned. Rubbish 7 VEEDER INDUSTRIES SHEETMETAL H ■ n p.m .Cull 649-0502. Are you interested in an excit­ . 69 .WOODLAND ST— MANCHESTER 649-1134. f*ONIES, mars, excalleni with laken to tile dump. Odd Jobs, pairing roofs of all kinds, new Apply LABORATORY technician — ing and creative part-time Job? children. Gelding and ooll. (149-18(18 after 6 p.m. roofs, gutter work, chimneys Is Iixiking for a sei'relary ■ FABRICATORS WANTED — Demonstrators tor A television production stqdid Interesting - challenging work, A L L AROUND machinist, tape MOLDING and JANITORIAL cleaned nnd repaired. 30 years' with alxn-e average skills TOP NOTCH FOODS Ideal toys. High commiasion; Best resaunable offer, 643-1913. is opening in ' the Rockville good salary. Complete fringe machine operators. Bridgeport Experienced only, must be 3TI6PS. sidewalks, stone walls, experience ' Free Estimates for our imxicrn executive 801 Silver Lane, Elast Hartford no coUairtlng, no dsllvsry. Opaortimlty for (rowth bimI itovstopnient for Autamabiles For Sale 4 SAVE RIO area. Camera operators, benefita. High school chemistry and lathe operators, ample able to do own layout and flrepliice.s, flaftslone terraces. Call Howlev 643-5361 644 offii’e.s. ■ .We offer gootl 289-3326 Pick your own kit. 743-7973. and femals «Nnpbyea in the rapidly expand- ’ graphic artists, floor crews or lab experience required. overtime, air - conditioned set-up work: Industrial Job ArtklM For Solo 45 NEED C AR ’ Credit very bad' All conerete repairs, both in-- 833.3 wages, excellent benefits, tag valve Industry. A p ^ . l n pereon and liostesses are needed. No SUPERlNTENDBiNT for Gar­ Amerbelle Corporation. 104 plant. Seg Mfg. Co. Inc., Dart shop background very help­ Banknipi, repo,>i.se8alon7 lion ON ON('E-A-YEAH SALE -. sld t and outside ralltngs.-I,.-ind— convenient location for 40 QUART mUk cans, plain or ROOFING. Qutter,s. Chimneys- - experience required. Oews den type apartmmt. Must East Main St.. RockvlUe, 873- Hill Rd., Vernon, call 875-0755. ful. G <^_*tortln g pay and est Douglas accepts lowest sniping Rea.snnablv prleeil travel. anUquer Inquire 189 Bldwall M. down, .smallest payin.-nts, any New and repairs our ..special­ will b& trained. Daytime hours. have kncnrledge of general 3326;------plenty of overtime. I'.i'l 643 0851 YOUNG MAN, part-time, to H e r a t d ^ d B hlancheater. MORLAND PRODUCTS OF TRAILERS ty. 20 years experience. Free An artistic dr musical back­ maintenance and repairs. where. Not small loi.n finance SERVICEMAN —full-time, maintain fleet of cars,'* good HI4 TOLLAND TTKE, MANCHESTER C fiM P liE T E Mharponing serv­ estimates. Call Roy Kanehl. ■Apply: ?i.st flixu'. 799 Main ground Is preferable for most company plan Douglas Mo Sober ad reUable. Good sala­ nights. Experienced oil burner^ driving record, knowledge of tors, 345 Main ice. .Hand and power mowers St., HiiAfonl. or. call Mar­ W A R D MFG. CO. ' ('AMPERS AND TR -VVEL. 643-0353 after 6 p.m. , positions. College background ry and benefita. Send resume and heating man, exceUent sbar(x>n.x| and reixilred. Pick lin ^ o tt, -278-5960 for an ■ auto mechanics necessary. Call also preferable. Send name, to Manager, 6 Downey Drive, salary, working conditions and 239 ADAMS ST. 1968 CAMARO SS Yellow, up luwl delivery Call i-nytlme, apiKimtmciit. 047 1380 between 5-7:30 p.m. Trailer Worltl of .Manelies-'. address and brief description OPENINGS Manchester. / security, Blue Croa*, (JMS, JKANCHESTER WANTED 396, 4-speed. Excellent comli- 64". 5305. Sharpall, 585 Adams Millinery, of backgrround nnd or experi­ ter l.s laiimdiing. an mil of major medical, uniforms and KITCJHEN ' helper wanted, 647 1487 tlon. Call after 5:30 p.m., 646- ■St , Manchester, Ckmn. ence, to Video, Productions, SEVERAL EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITIES SCHOOL custodian wanted fuU . Ibis world- siimmi'r's end Dressmaking 19 outstanding profit sharing and nights 4 :30. - 9 :30 a|q>roximate- 3486. Bio.x 475, Rockville, Conn. Ume, second shift. BixeeUent GAS STATION ATTENDANT HELP WANTED sale of ..ramp and travel G i/n e RAI, office help, wxirk in pension plans. Call 363-0131 for ly. Apply C aveY i Restaurant, M ANCHESTER - South Wlnd.-^ IMIESSMAKING ami alleni- HAVE DEVELOPED IN OUR HRM: benefits. Oontact, -Otflea of •%. i960 OI.DKMOHII.K Culla.sij tralh'is Orbit and 'rrade- /•'tall fumituD' store, down’ R E CE PTIO N IST — appointment. 45 E. Center 8t. At Marino Serx'lces (Eormerly (ions. zi|i|x-rs replaced etc Typist, Chief of Maintenance, South Ineonwre, FaM HalMaya, 6-Day Weak. • to *. Na Satardays Supreme. 4-d(x)i- lianltop, winds. All ni'W. M A- .M Hiiliblslil. Altlixs. cei- town Manche.ster/irea, varied varied duties, 8-5 M E C H A N IC -F u ll or part-Ums. ar Snadaya. UaJI 649-4311, no Satur­ Vfindaor Board of Education. BOY. 17 year* q|d or older, 3 Men and Women white, black vinyl toj). y\uh). ami interesting A'ork. Paid BAKER’S helper or donut mak­ Inquire in person, HoUday It may lx> an end of the lars. garages, barns clemted days. $2 per iwur, car neces- nights per week, 3 p.m. -10 malic iKtwcr steering. $l.52."i' I'RESSMAKING luxi altera­ Iteueflla. hours 5-9 p.m. dally Timothy Ikhrarda School, Wap- er, full-time. WiU train. Apply Lanes. 39 Spencer St., 3fan- Apply la pataae to Earl Lawto, Sarvtos H iaagat. sumnier t/iller .sale HilT out: appliances, bulky fuml- •sary. Manchester-Vemop town CONCRETE FABRICATORS p.m. Apply in person. Jane - PULL-TIME — PART-TIME 1-423-3911, tions done at reasonable •utd- 9-8 Sajurday. Phone ping, or caU 644-3410. Bess Eaton Donuta, 130 Cen­ Chester. remember there are many lure moved, removed; metal- line. Cali 643-4161, Mrs. Stone. .Alden Restaurant, T riC Ily price.*. Call 649-9919 » ^ Wixuly, 646-2331. Have many ofMnings for steady worii. No « ■ ter St., Mancheater. mole fun days left In tlu*. .cardlxxinl driuus ilvailabli- ONE LAB O R ER for c e m e n t ______^______Plaza Vernon. DAYS A EVENINGS FORD 1966 GaliLvIe, 600. 4-d‘I5 ">8- ,?yrds. garages, attle.s -MAN(7HESTER DeMvery-Ilght Manchester Sliopplng Parkade. For warehouse and parts dept, Opportunltiee for advancement, good company heater, luggage rack, attrac­ SE\'KR..U. women needed for eleanrtj^ General miiintemuH'e. tnicking and package delivery Manchester. ORDER CLEiRK of whofeaale distributor S day ben^ita such a* 2 weeks vacation . for 1 year's tive and sen'Ieeable. 644-M157. light bencli assembly work, WOODWORKERS and week, vacation. aU fringe bene­ O l'K N MOND-AY TllHU Gtiaranteixl workmanalilp. Refrigerators, washer* and Immediafe Opening •ervice, hoepitalization and surgical and major f i u u a y . 11 a m T o . II Fi-ee e.stimatea Pluine I Haln- stove moving, specialty Fold fringe benefits. Apply in per- PART-TLME or full-Ume ARE YOU L00KIN6 FOR 3fan set up orders In record fits CHEVELLE, 1966 4*dnly mimiles fmm Found Painting— Papering 21 289;9861 p.m. .Nousahold Sarvices. . Continuous Work W ith Overtiiiw el's Itridge. Otit . U ilbur W « h m f a Motor Rooto opoo ki T oOh h L Moot hove See Leo Roskin O ffered 13-A UONTRADTOR tut I'rior, i‘\ ROSKIN DISTRIBUTORS ^ 501 W . M IDOU TPKE., MANCHESTER (.'ixi.ss lltgliwav 11-841. exit 289-9361 275 Park Ave., East Hartford 94. to: fenor ivdntmg, paper-hanging MONITORING 1956 CHEVROI.ET. Very good LIGHT TRU(?KlNq, taUk dellv I ’ l-a-oiint on wallp,'i|ler teill PEMfLE PRODUCTION \ Roakin Distributors DeRy befweee 4 A.M. 111 A id.. ery. yard-., attics, cellars clean cemdition. ('(ill 649-3066. 6j^6-394S. . CARPENTERS 275 P ^ Are,. Esst Hartford ed and removed Also odd Job* ASSEMBLERS Experienced in finished oupm try-work. Mondoj^ thm Friday— 3 P.M. to 5 P.M. PAR T-TIM E truck driver and 2 P.M. - 5 P.M., 7 P.M. -1 0 P.M. 1968 COUGAR XR7, 302 engine, TRAILER WORLD, INV 644 8962 H H M.AGOWAN ,T^ A Sons, ttock clerk, t a m. to 1 p.m., LINOTYPE MACHINES YULL-TTME gas station atten­ standard 3*specd transmi.s- Interior and exterior painting.. N t and 2nd S H IF T O PE N IN G S Excellent working condition. -Apply to Sotantay 12 Noon to 2 PM. and 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Apply Sion, excellent condition. 649- •m TOLLAND TPKE. TWO b.indymen Want a \-arlety IXRW hanguig. Thirty yeara dant and mechanic wanted. of Jolw by diiy or Ihnir. ftea- HOl'SEWU--E SIin-’T 9-4 in peraon. Aider Auto Paris, An excellent opportunity for the right person to 9397. experience, four generation* Apply at Chuck’s Foreign Car .sonalde. Ciill 643,-5305. GOOD BENEFITS. WAGES A p p iy to Mr. Cordera 339 tprvca St. BURGER CASTLE MANCHESTER, ('ONN. l-'rxv eatinmtes, fully Insured ALLIED BUIL0IN6 SYSTENS Service (Janter, Vernon. (Jotm. 1963 BUK3A. 4-door sedan, nm- 873-9691. Ortft B URNER mechanic, must loom the printing’ trade. Excellent benefits. LIG H T trucking Ixiwns cel- 643-7961.___ nlng condition. Best reanonable Call us at ()l(i-2U I 260 TOLIAND TURNPIKE OreEfettoo DepL— «47-9»48 be thorougtily expertene^. offer. Call anytime except Sa­ lars, attics clcuneil, oiid Jobs. , IO N A m f g ! CJARPENTER WANTED. SYSTEMS, he. REGENT/ STREET — -ALANCIlESTER Klghaft wages in the araa. Jianrl^pfitrr ^DPtiitt^ ifrralil turday. 643-4770. Tree.s cut ,u,d n-tnoved, 643- IN TERIO R fvUntnvg ami paper / MANCHESTER, CONN. ^ 646-0124 petlencad framing and trim Blue Croa*. latoidry penaloti. 7.1 ^iattrl^pBlrr Enpttttt^ Ifpralb work. Working mostly in Storrs •'aagii'g t'all' 644 0373 All bsnefits paid. Apply: pty- 18 BISSELL STREET— MANCHESTER, CONN. area. CJsU Glastonbury 933- man OH Co . 464 East Mlddls Aa Eeaal Opeafteatty liaptojsi 1X39 Tpke, Manchaftor.

i ♦ G PAGE IWENTY-TWO / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COlW.. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1969 M^CHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN„ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1969 Furnish«d PAGE TWENTY-THREE AfUdrtimnrs 63-A H a w n For Solo 72 Hooios For Solo 72 Hoosos For Solo 72 h ««, f « s«;. 72 H««.FwSrt. MANCHBBTlijR — Immaculate , ______Lots For Sola 73 Out of Town Out of Town ONE-ROOM furnished efficien­ BERRfS WORLD MANCHF8TFR m ------T T ~ Mod«7i Mtehen, Hr- Out of town Out of Town CLASSIFIED MANCH^TER. in a central tog room with raised hearOi 5(4 room Gape with front-to- SEVEN-RCXJM Colonial, 2(4 tll- DOUBLE A Zone. Lqvely sev­ •HIGHLAND Park Area - - Large For Solo 75 cy apartment; Apply Marlow’s, back Uvtog room, ftm dormer, en-room Colonial on a "Golf For Serin 75 For Solo . 75 For Sola 867 Main St., Manchester. BEST BUYS area with bus practically at flreplac room, , ed' baihs. large family room. lot, could be divided into two 75 the door. Neat four room house three bi X I 11 T l it base- 1(4 l»ths, garage, deep lot. 2 fireplaces, plastered walls, Course’’ laam with tred shad­ building lots. City utilities. $10,- TOULAND — Young and pretty Low 20 a, Wtriverton Agency ed and shrub enclosed prtrtisy. LAKEERONT estate Including BOLTON — Custom built ntae- AD VERTISING TRAEE-room apartment In JOE LOMBARBO completelyipletely renovated. New ment.ment, t li O V ^JU l_y |j^ full Insulation, porch, city util­ 000. Ask for Mr Phllbrlck. three-bedroom Ranch, on a room Raised Ranch. Three or private home, recently {faint­ has just listed a gorgeous all heating system, tiled . bath, R ealtors, 640-2818. ities. built-ins, extra large 2- Two - car oversized g a ra ^ . Philbrlck -Agency. -Realtors BEST BUYS beautiful treed lot. Cut-stone ten room home with 2-car ga­ rage. Beautifully treed acre Screen porch oft living room. tour bedrooms, large Uvtog CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ed, pleasant, convenient, quiet / aluminum Cape on a lovely modem kitchen (stove and re­ lot. $24,900.' PhUbrick Agency, car garage, near scdural, treed , 648-4200. fireplace, bewed window, bullt- rage. Five bedrooms, bath tree-shaded lot In the Bowers $23,900 — ATTRACTIVE 6(4 Three large and one small _____ -______ELLINGTON house on lakefrant. Mr. - Zins­ room with cathedral caUtog 8 A.M. to 4:30(P.M. location, working adults 648- frigerator stay), basement. Realtors, 646-42(X). room Ranch, bullt-to oven, gh- lot, excellent location. Charles lns, large dining area; garage. with full-wall fireplace, family 2880. School area. Two front dormers, Combination windows. Selling Lesperance, 649-7620. bedrooms. Newly detorated CENTER of Town. . .approxi- MERRITT has Jus*, list Im m olate occupancyoccupancy. onliOnly ser, Belfiore Agency. 647-1413. aluminum storms, screens, rage, high and dry landscaped and painted. See It now. Bel­ mataly 2(4 acres, all to "B” ~ raised ranch $23,906. Colli A Wagner Realty style kRchen, with buUt-toa and for $16,900. T.J. Crockett, Real­ MANCHESTER 6(4 roOm Garri­ P.S. 275 feet of Iskefront. glass sliding door, large fto- COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. THREE - ROOM apartment, doors, and siding! Minimum up­ tor, 643-1577. son Colonial, double garage, 1(4 lot. view, 4% per' cent mort­ MANfJHES’TER — POUR-bed- fiore Agency, 647-1413. zone. All utilities on the site. 'Mfb 2-car garage on a very 375-3396, 643-9068 furnished; ’ private bath and -- keep for sure! Garage and gage. Hutchins Agency. Real­ room Cape with large living Ideal fdf multiple dwellings, etfroeti''* one acre lot. M a n y ------!______' CUSTOM BUILT — Plastcr- ished rec room with huge stone 4:»0 P.M. DAY BEFORE PIJBUCATION baths, fireplaced living room, tors, 649-5324. fireplace, three (qll baths, entrance, utilities, no pets. amesite driveway. Call Joe,,419,900 RANCH. Five rooms, formal dining room, rec room, w m . formal dining room, two TWELVE room Contemporary T. J. Crbckett, Realtor, 643- edstom features. Including van- walled Ranch to high scenic Dpiiiillnc for Siitiirda.v ami Monday la 4 :.S0 p.m. Friday including In-law suite oil what location. Beautiful wooded lot. separate tiled laundry room, Charter Oak, 643-8368. now. three bedrooms, new kitchen convenient location. ,$31,900, MANCHESTER — Beat condi­ brths, family room, walnut 1677. Itles in both baths. White alu- TJ'AQT TT ADT'imi>T'\ kitchen. PI»nty of room for the we consider to be the best ad­ — ------mtnum siding, automatic kltch- H A R T FO R D Several extras will stay. Truly two-car garage. Many extra 'THREE - ROOM fu^lshed cabinets. Beatjtlfully landscap­ Call Warren E. Howland, Real­ tion, 2-famlly 4-4. with fire­ features. $42,500. U * R Realty YOUR COOPERATION WDX f t l A I ^ ed lot. A better buy by Phll- tor, 643-1108. large family. $29,600. Jac- dress to, town. Belfiore Agen­ a Best ^ y . Mr. Lombardo, BE APPRECIATED UIAL Q4^"271 1 apartment, second floor, with CARL ZINSSER places to each apartment, low cy, 647-1413. Belfiore \g e n cy 647-1413. Co.. Inc., 643-2692. R. D. Mur­ heat, garage. Available Im­ thinks this Colonial In an off brlck Agency, Realtors, 646- maintenance and rent-free liv- quoltoe-Roberts Agency, 646- dock. Realtor. 4200. MANCHESTER — New TO 3389. T.7 J. Crocluu. R.ut», M. W"- J.cor.ilo.,., mediately. 649-4092. Porter St. location Is one of the ______market, 6-room Cape on beau­ tag, $24,900. Wolverton Agency. SIX-room (Jolonial with privacy AMSTON Lake — Simply Im­ Realtors, 649-2818. ------^______'• io*. Alexander Drive. Most ex­ (XIVENTRY — Bolton Hne. Continued Prom Preceding Page finest buys around! Seven m a n c m e s t e r tifully treed lot, central loca­ t e n -r o o m home near Man­ behind tall rimibbery. Central maculate I three bedroom FOUR-room Duplex, heat and rooms Including a heated sun ” a n i,h e s t e r Two family ^ ^clusive area------of------town. Two full Four-room Ranch, fireplace, tion, near schoed, bus, . shop­ chester center, one full and location, immediate occupan­ Rstneh styU cottage. Seconde Hot water, adults only, park­ porch on a manicured lot with 5-6. Central loca^on. City cy. A best buy at $22,900. Bel­ EAST HARTFORD * ^ 0 fireplaces, partially from lake. Beautifully treed treed, private yard, near shop­ Rooms Without Board 59 Apartments— Flats— ing available, no pets. 1180 a utilities. Large wooded lot. Im­ ping, fireplace, jelousled two half baths. Ideal tor large . BILL OOE offers this seven- finished rec room, 2-car garage. ping. Only $15,900. Hayes several stately shade-giving porch, garage. Bel Air Real family or conversion to fiore Agency, 647-1413. BUILDING lot. Mr. Ooe. Belfiore Agency, rnonth. Call 643-9844. trees. Wall to wall carpeting in maculate condition. Mid 30’s. Yfoom raised ranch with 2-car Low taxes. 647-1413. Agency, 646-0131. THE THOMPSON House — Oot Tenements 63 Meyer Agency, Realtors, 643- Estate, Vincent A. Boggtol, multiple dwelling, 2-car ga- TWO-famlly, newly listed. Must LOTS gk(age on over 2 acres of _ „ tage St. centrally located, large living room. This Is an Im­ Realtor, 643-9332. r ^ e with 2 rooms on. second ROCKVILLE — Spacious taeo- ROCKVILLE — 2% room fur­ maculate home In an executive 0609. settle estate, 2 garages, 5-6 re- prim* residential land. Qual- CARRIAGE REALTY COVENTRY, $10,500. 4(4 room pleasantly furnished— rooms,rooms. /.'FNTRAt o ■ nished apartment on 12 Elling­ story. $24,900. Phllbrlck Agen­ (amlly home offering one fam­ c.t!iNTKAL .3 large rooms, and professional area, priced in „Ar>T!. o, -w , cenUy redone. Make an offer. BTve AA lots, located In ex­ Ity biHM U.AR. home. Beauti- ranch within walking distance parking. Call 649-23.18 for over ton Avenue. $25 weekly. 875- the fr... = CAPE-Six room, three or four MANCHESTER, — New L ist cy, Realtors, 646-4200. ily comfort and convenience. heated, appliances, adults, no the mid-twenties for a fast sale. ing. Five-room Cape, two-(»r Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. cellent area near new fuUy lobated plus really excep- 048-1111 of lake, neat, clean, presently night and permanent guest 6316. ^ bedrooms, built-in bookshelves Uonal lahdscaplng. Fieldstone Recently redecorated Insltte rates pits. Call 643-1064. garage, nicely landscaped, OUTSTANDING Cbntemporaiy school. Asking $45,000. rented (or $125 monthly. Mr. and drawers. Wboded lot. Han­ BRICK Cape — nicely located walls. RightxM the Manchester------Lombartto, Belfiore Agency and out. Brick patio, colonial BOLTON Notch — Across from RICK MERRITT dy location. $21,500. A better treed yard, close to bus line No expense has been spared In public or parochial sehool Ear* Hartfoid line! Paneled Lake — Waterfront decor throughout. Second . ROOM for rent, gentleman on­ THREE-room apartment, with Post Office, nicely furnished and shopping. Only $22,900. H. 647-1413. ••dove..Call 643-6355. offers this brand new ranch on buy by Phllbrlck Agency, Real­ in this exquisitely appointed area. Immediate occupancy. r(5c room to basement. Let Bill __**^” **.* borne, 3 bed- mortgage considered. Owner,' ly. Central location. Free park­ three-rooiri apartment, all M. Frechette, Realtors, 647- brick and frame home, most HERITAGE HOUSE ing. Rcference.s required- 643- a large wooded lot with a tors, 646-4200. Six finished rooms, garage. show you this truly Best Buy. rooms, large endosed porch EAST Hartford. Seven room 875-6148. utilities Included In weekly PANTISnC view of the Hart­ 9993. desirable Rockledge area. Country - sized kitchen, with with sundeck overlooking lake. Raised Ranch with 2-car ga­ 2693 or 649;8150, FOUR-room apartment, second By BBA KEITH 646-2482 VERNON — Manchester Line, fl(x)r, • central location. $125 rent. Private entrance, second ford skyline! ’This view Is so Tl^e bedrooms, 2(4 baUw, new cablnete.- RecenUy redone PhUbrick Agency, Realtors. rage. Over 2 acres of land, floor, good parking. One or two BEAUTIFUL Split Level, as­ 30’ fireplaced, beamed-ceul BOLTON \ ' Four bedroom Raised Ranch, monthly. Adults. C. J. Morrt- beautiful, that we have to Re­ SPACIOUS LIVING . sumable mortgage 5(4 'per Tile typi(»l dwelling In 140 Inside. Lower mld-twentlae and 646-4200. exceptional landscapliv. Nice adults, no pets, 643-2226. mind you that this property Ing living room, large stone - ____ ^ ______JOE LOMBARDO has r^enlly ...... _ double garage, bullt-lns, rec ROOM for gentleman, very cen­ son Agency, 643-1015. ^ 1H9 V HCA, IhcJ cent, 8 nice bedrooms, ga­ countries around the world worth It. Belfiore Agency. 647- fieldstone walls. Qtiallty built also offers such features as foyer, formal dtatog room, APPROXIMATELY four a c r^ 6-room ranch with SOUTH WINDSOR — Price re- room, priced to sell, Hayes tral, Call 64i)-05l3. rage, large corner lot. B^lll 4 . has one or two rooms, says 1413. by U. A R. double dosels, seven rooms, 2-car attached ga- In thds 56x26’ Raised Ranch. (opening on to private patio) prlme land. Near community "" baths\qn duced. Newly painted threo Agency. 646-0131. FIVE ROOMS, very nice, also Furnishad "Have you ever considered leaving the ghetto and price $23,500. Call on this one, o UN survey. The most large roofed rear ($eck. The ATTRAt.TIVK sleeping room, adjoining office. Can be rent- rqgc, gas hot water baseboard ’Two fireplaces, 2(4 baths, common dwelling imlt In all electric kRchen (breakfast t h r e e family, one block from college site and new Route 6 f bedroom Split Level close to very best. Mr. Ooe, Belfiore gentleman, shower-bath, pri­ changing your life style?" heat, dual fireplaces, full land­ paneled family room, alu­ ’ Mitten Realty, Realtors, 648- Ehiropeebi countries has 3 Main St., $4,800. yearly In­ $21,500. Phllbrlck Aaenev "^*“de rctary antenna, drapes, Wapplng. Wall to wall carpet- WAPPINO —Beautiful six- . ed together or separately. Apartments 63>A (»30. room adjaceilt) 14x20’ family Agency, 647-1413. vate entfiince. Free parking. scaping, etc. etc. Phone Rick minum and fieldstone ex­ or 4 rooms. 5 to 6 rooms are Fine paneling, many come. Never a vacancy. Don’t Realtors. 646-4200 riding town mower, h v . two fireplaces, partial rec room Ranch. Ehccellent con­ Main St. Ixfvely yard, shade —, ______- ______®"d wall to waU enrpeUng. Re- room, beautiful In-ground dition. Constating of Uvtog • ^PP^y 105 Spruce St., Manches­ trees. Call 649-9835. for further details. terior, twa>-car garage, exe­ FOUR-bedroom Ranch, garage, found to Australia, New Dullt-lns, stereo, complete alr- lose this opportunity. Belfiore VERNON —5(4 percent assum­ ter. ROCKVILLE — 3 robma,-all cutive area. Low 40’s. ZeelMd, Canada, and the ^ndlUonlng system, carpet­ Agency, 647-1413. TOLLAND —! Treed building lot °e"tly painted. Shows well, swltnmtog pool, garage. Only able mortgage on this Inimacu- room, dining room, kUchen utilities. $120. 649*8861. Business Property Houses For Sale 72 large lot, full cellar. Can you with excellent view. Located »bould seU. MANCHESTER Two - bed- V top this for $19,900. Mitten ing, drapes, are just a few of $27,700. OolH A Wagner, Real­ Iste Split Level. $160.99 month­ and three bedrooma. Alu­ For Mle 70 ■ BILL COE t h r e e family, newly, listed. on Vernon line. 160x200’. Must ty, 875-3$96, 443-9068. minum siding, alr-conditlontog rotjm apartment, very clean, has just obtained a sizeable Realty, Realtors, 643-8930. Give a simple neighbor­ many fine features for the ly pays all. Wall to wall car­ Apartments— Flats $135 per month Including utili­ BOWERS School, 6-room Colo­ hood HarewelUpanty. By this Just oft East Center St. Needs sell. $6,600. Heritage House, TOLLAND peting. three or (our bedrooms, In dining room. Lot about ont 191 CENTER Street, an eight price reduction on this seven HERITAGE HOUSE u lto a te in gracious living EAST Hartford — $18,200. Flve- Tenements 63 ties. Deposit and lease requir­ Business Locations nial with 3 bedrooms and' pos­ MANCHESTER 4-bedroom Siriit time you should have select- ■with low maintenance. By ap­ .work. Make an offer. Belfiore ^ 2 4 0 2 . JOE LOMBARDO has found a family room, aluminum acre. AU this for $26,900. Mit­ room home with 2-car garage room Dutch Colonial In a ^ the pot plants, books, Agency, 647-1413. rtx)m Rancii,. baseboard heat, ed. (tall Paul W. Dougan, Real­ For Rent 64 located In business 11 zone sible fourth. Country-elz^ . 646-2482 Level, with 3 ceramic baths, pointment. Suzanne Shorts ''Thrill on Blueberry Hill’’ storms and screens. Over H ten Realty, Realtora, 64$-6990. WE HAVF. customers waiting tor, 649-4535. kitchen with dining arw. ^ ^ ^ Wvlng room has cathedral cell­ toys, and (firewood and keep­ RCXjKLiBDGE—residential zon- fmiVj ,'iT ‘4^ ****t-, " baaement. tre ^ , near bus. As­ acre treed lot. City water. Oali for the rental of your apart Dwelling could be easily n- baths, ' attached garage. Mid , sooooo-here’s your sakes you want to give away W6-3233. Exclusive J. Watson HOLL'YWOOD Section — Spic ed bulldlne lot sovits immaculate 6-room Cape sume 6(, percent, $133. month- VERNON TTiree-bedroom .SMALL STORE near 100 per ing, bay window and wall to _ ®ach A Oo., Realtors. ~ y u S s M tk S M fn rondlUon! 1(4 baths, Immediately. Mr. Lombardo, ment or home. J.D. Real E.s- LOVEI-Y four-room apartment^ '/erted for professional or com­ 20’s. Wolverton A gen^, Reft] ^tep Into an im- to friends who will be g-lad and span 7-room Colonial. One cuy uUllties. $8,000. call 643- ovjsnrized garag^. rompletely ly. Hutchins Ageney, Realtors. Ranch. Wall to wall carpeting cent Main Street location. Ap­ mercial occupancy. Robert J. COOPER Hill Street. .Choice wall carpeting. Grade level to inherit them. Belfiore A^ncy. 647-1418. tate A.ssociates, Inc., 643-5129 heat, hot water, garage. $100 tors 649-2818 * ^ maculate home with a 2-car MANCHESTER. $26,900 Uk^ of Manchester’s most desira­ 649-5324. throughout, garage. Nicely ply Marlow’s, 867 Main Street Smith, iric., 963 Main Street. ’ ______;______- oversized garage. Newly palnt- west side location. Spotless family njom, kitchen with ble areas. Enclosed heated ______' equipped kitchen. Wall to wall monthly. Prefer working wom­ custom built seven-room Co­ bullt-ins and dining area. Hid 6 (4 % assumable mort­ new! Three-bedroom Ranch- '^'GL^AND—Superb and unique landscaped lot. Convenient lo­ AI'TKAC’nV E .'l-riMim apart­ M9-524I MANCHESTER - South End. redecorated. Superbly sunporch. Job situation only ------1 carpeting. One acre treed lot. HEBRON—6(4 room Rimch, 8 an, no pets, references Write — Manchester town lonial. ’Three bedrooms and 30’s. Wolverton Agency, Real­ gage. 6 -room ranch, al­ ®*‘’,®f*Tort, large kitchen with Rosort Proportv * stone’s throw from Route 15 four-bedroom quality con­ cation . Hurry at $23,900. Call ment. heat, hot water, elec­ BoxOy-VAT •*,,,,,u,.L4,aLc likeimt! new Callfor-^aiixof- landscaped------™-x—— and ---■ shaded let, reason tor selling, $27,500. tor bedrooms, well treed a ^ lot. Paul W. Dougan. Realtor, 649- tricity, stove. refrigerator. large MANCHES’TER — 20,000 ‘ “ really prlv bath up, four rooms and lava­ tors, 649-2813. uminum siding, brick bullt-lns, fireplaced living - - Tastefully decorated. Call J ^ bullt-lns, fireplace, wall to'wall structed Colonial. Modern but frontage with building Ideal square foot masonary Indus­ nla styled Ranch home on the really private. Selling now at front, 2 - c a r garage, fast sale. Belfiore Agency 647- For Sol now. reflecU tradltkmal New Enr 4535 Adults. References. No pets, ALMOST NEW, 4i/„-room du­ less than replacement tory on first floor, and the fuU basement, landscap- 1413. carpeting, rear, porch, \% for garden center, roadside trial building, I'A acres, cen­ most attractive acre plus lot replacement coet— most gorgeous rec room to MANCHESTER —Your furni­ family room, 3 bedrooms ^ lot. Call Warren E. How­ tond archltei'ture and deixir $125. 649-5324. plex sound proofed private ga- business, retail outlet, etc we’ve ever seen. Priced to the far less! ture will all fit In. Older home and 2 fuU baths. Priced BOLTON LAKE-Year 'round finished recreation room-small tral location, all utilities. the basement. Loaded with ex­ land, Realtors, 643-iioe. MANCHESTER —Custom 8- Oil study in walk out, full base­ Ihrougixmt. Truly a magnlfl- rage, heat, appliances. $175 643-2880; high 20’s;’ Hayes Agency, 646- but what wall space! What below appralsEd a t $28.- i(4 room home. hot water BOLTON \cent executive home In an Wcm»*d— Rm I Estat* 77 NEW plush one and 2-bedroom 6IIMI3S. Many possibilities, Including 0131. tras like carpeting throughout, 000. room Split. Two baths, two-car heat, 150’ of lake frontage with JOE LOMBARDO oftera this 5- '"*"*•ment. Many extras.«*ti Aak- apartments, wall to wall car­ commercial use.. Hayes Agenr DICK MARTENS dishwasher, plus a two-car ga­ windows! What woman “ A^^CHESTER _ Nerwiy" paint­ tfjwutive nelghbortxxid! Too SEUJNQ YOUR HOMET ftor wouldn’t want this. Modem garage. built-in kitchen, trees and privacy. Enclosed room ranch on nearby Soitth big $26,700. Owner, 643-0996 pets, dl.shwasher, appllance.s, APAR'TMENT — 3Vi rooms. cy, 646-0131. MANCHESTER — Beautiful Is on a listing binge! If you rage and a lot that affords the (2 ) 6 (4 % assumable mort- ed 7-room Colonial, tormaJdln. tnAny outstanding and apeclal prontpl courteous service that STORE ft>r rent, 70 East Cen­ kitchen. Come see It, meas­ g«^ PLT payments ina r ^ , large kitchen, flre- beautiful, near-acre wooded I»rch. Immaculate condition. Road, at a price sure lo please ^ntTiriM a •> a alr-conditloning. Starting i.t Heat and hot water, stove and shaded lot enhances this 7- want auction on your property, maximum of privacy. T. J. lot with privacy and brook. Hurry! Hayes Agency, 648-0131. In the twenUos. This u a home "**“ 1 fentu^ to mention! ('all fOr gets results. Call IxMils CHmoch ter St., call 649-3795. BUSINESS zone — Stone build­ call Dick and ask him to ex­ ure It,- buy It. Keith Agency, $118. monthly. 7 rooms, placed living room, 3 bed­ $156 per month. Call Paul W refrigerator. Handy to center. room Cape with fireplace, 1(4 Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. ------, with all the custom touches, to- •' appointment (mlay I $4S,500/anj1 Realty. 649-9633. ing consisting of four unit plain our modus operandl to 646-4126, 649-1922. remodeled and reduced rooms, 1(4 baths, 2^ a r oa- room Ranch, walk-out base­ worth tl! C. B. Oovnng As- Dougan Realtor, 649-4635. $160 per month. Phllbrlck VERNON—BRAND new build­ baths, rec room, walk­ in price to $23,900. O u t a f T a w n eluding plartered walls. (In ing, minutes from 1-84, 2-4 apartments. Three house trail­ you. He’s available day o r' BOWERS School District — roge $28,900. Wolverton A g^- MANCHESTER — Tender lov- ment with 8-room professional •oetotea, 64S-9574. 872-4165 ALL CAhH (or your properly Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. out basement. Assumable ’Three-bedroom Ranch. Air- cL toft, it to curtom built.) Alu- DELUXIO 2 hednsmi townhouse thousand sq. ft. clear span er parking lots. Excellent to- mortgage at 5% per cent. Pric­ night at 647-1413. (3) Starter house. $12,500. cy. Realtors, 649-2812. ^ li* care has been given this offloe, garage. Mid 20’s within 24 hours. Avoid red tape. apartment, iiVallable Septem- CLEAN me. Phllbrlck Agency, Real­ conditioned, partially finished ■ Of 5CrtO nilnuiTi storms And sorf^sns. COVENTRY \ Perfect starter Instant servioe. Hayes Agsney, two bedroom apart­ celling, will subdivide Into ed to sell, 20’s. Call .C. J. TWO FAMILY 5-5 4-room ranch. Lot 110 7-room Split Level by the orig­ ------Stove, refrigerator, and wash­ Wolverton -Agency Realtors, ber 15. complete kltcben, ment convenient location, ap­ tors, 646-4200. basement, % acre parklike fit. front IMMEDIATE (XXrUPANCyZ inal owners. If you appreciate 649-2818. home. TVo '(wln-alied bed- 646-0131 units havln<( Its own private fa­ Conlam, J, D. Real Estate As­ NEW LISTING! Older home located on Oak New 7-room Raised Ranch, 2(4 ing machine will stay. High rooma, paneled living room, cariieting, basement, $205 pliances. Immediate occupan­ cilities. $225 per two thousand. yard, many extras. Helen a fine home, good neighbor­ TOLLAND sociates, 643-8770. Gambolobti-bullt six-room ranch St. Newly painted exterior, (4) CtHtsiderably under $200 baths, 2 fireplaces, laundry scenic location. Allow enough VERNON eat-tn kitchen, l>i(ge treed lot. LISTINGS wanted ■ buyers monllily. 047-1346. cy. Rental agreement »e- Call 872-0828 weekdays. Palmer, Realtor, 643-6321. hood; best of construction, this a Ixwming community a few Investm*nt PropMty MAivr-uii'a'i'n'tj ---- 1 V,— with plastered wans, walls. n Recessed e c e s s e a ______ideal Investment or economi­ per front foot being miles east of Manchester. time for Joe to give you a new oil furnace, ftfil Uamlatlon. available, courteous, eftlcleflt curlty. Helen Palmer, Realtor, MANLHLSTBRI , _.j^ ^ t m . t r y Ilv- 1 radiation, €Ulijliuiiuilaluminum SVviiTiostorms aJlQ and SPACIOUS brick Cape, three asked for tlds industrial­ beauty on a delightfully mani­ thorough tour. LOOKING lor anything in, real 043-6321. MANCHESTER - Central lo­ For Solo ' 70-A InC" in the eitv. Here fn a new ______...... ^ . cal living. Asking $23,900. wails. 2-car garage, etty utUl- Stop by, or call our office, TAKE YOUR PICK Can’t beat (his (or'^only $12.- sen-ice. Your satisfaction Is estate rentals — apartments ...... ing in the city. Here is a new screens. Paneled basement. At- large bedrooms, formal dining ly zoned property on cured lot la worth seeing to­ 600. Keith Agency, \646-4126 our concern, (jail us now. Mor- cation 5,0(X) .square feet . of Ranch built right. Huge mas- tractive, fenced yard. N-w Parker St A real sleep­ Ues. near school, 30-day occu- day. Includes wall to wall car­ ifi you are limklng tor a Both Inside and outside, Homes, multiple dwellings, .lo .NEW ONE and two-oeorouiii i ...... ^ ter bedroom, fireplaced living amesite, driveway. Ask for Bill HERITAGE HOUSE er for some smart Inves­ peting, alr-oondiUontog unit, COVENTRY this fine home sparkles. fees. Call J. D, Real Estate luxe garden type apartments parking area. reasonable Mato St. buKdlng , Including two full baths, two-zone heat, tor. Otarlea Lesperance, 649-7620. (we got all kinds) . . . some $10,500.—Wow! Small ranch 643-0644. Associates. Inc. 643-5129 room, front and rear porch, cdg garage,'city water and sewers. two full baths, one .with stall Features-- main level fam­ NORTH (X)VENTRY \ available now. Cull Paul terms. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. two stores and warehouse. Ex­ garage, large lot. Keith Agen­ 646-2482 zoned for apartment, a log within walking dtolance to the ily room and dining room, W Dougan. Realtor 649-4535 cellent Income producer. Rea­ Be first to call at $24,900. Col- ■ A long, narrow room can 6(4-ROOM Ranch aduT 3 bed­ shower, and three bedrewms, cabin on six acres; three ASSUMABLE 5«/a VA .\ Held for SupeiHor Court LOOKING for an apartment? cy, 646-4128, 649-1922. ■ look wider If you have the relocated owner is anxious tor lake. Good value tor the money. plus two oar garage tor MAIN ST., comer office, 8 sonable. (Jail for details. Hayes THE VERY BEST 11-Wagner Realty, 289-0241. rooms. sunny kitchen with din­ or tour Cape Ood styled Ask for Joe Lombardo. HIUDOEinm-i- (API -A Chr- Hove many to choose . r o m,' MANCHESTER Newer four- rooms and lavatory. House t walls and rugs the same col­ ing area and bullt-lns, fire­ sale. Asking price can be only $26,900. (jail Mr. Bog­ Mortgage ixm be yours on • ult Ctourt judge has bound over Agency, 646-0181. NEW LISTING $60,000. 12-room (Jontemporary, HIGHWOOD Drive, better than or. homes, one with 1(4 acres dan today at 649-5306 or 876- $145. up. Paul W. Dougan Real­ room apurtment,-second floor, Hale Bltig. Call 643-2607. placed living room, with wall negoUated. Call Jarvis Realty this spotless 7-room Rjuu-h ’’to Su|Mntor Court the cases of tor, 649-4535. IN Including in-law suite. Ask for new, 7-room Colonial with ev­ that has two horse stalls; 6611. Fireplaced living nsmi. ^ central location.' Appliances. INVESTTWENT package — ’Two MANCHESTER erything, over 2500 sq. ft. of -An old kerosene lamp to wall carpeting. walk-out Co., Realtors, MLS, 643-1121. a commercial block in the / AMSTON LAKE thrtv former tomatee of the INDtI.STRIAL zoned metal SOUTH MANCHESTER Carl Zinsser for details. Itovely 6(4 room summer ranch wall to wall car|>etlng, re<- SIX-room duplex, $150. per Adults only. No pets. $150 2-famlIy homes, 5 rooms each graceful living area. Prime lo­ to very handy when basement. 160 x 200 treed lot area. etc. T. J. Crockett. (X)MI*UTERIZED Bridgeport OorrectlonaJ Owitar monthly. la-ase. Hayes Agen­ building for rent. Also large apartmnet with garages, coun­ 4.65 acres with 481’ frontage the lights go out or for a $23,^. Wolverton Agency MANCHESTER assumable with 3 bedrooms, nice living room, new self-clejuilng month. References and se- on two roads, older home In­ Custom built, new oversized cation, top quality and unique centerpiece for your buffet. tnortgage $4,000. 6 room Colo­ Tolland Office 875-6279. CnjSTOMER SERVICES oven and range and re­ who have been accused of In­ cy, 646-0131. garage, 10’ high entrance,. Call try sized lots, 12 years old CAMBRIDGE STREET floor plan makes this an out­ Realtors, 649-2813. room, pleasant k'tchen. Beau- citing « riot in cotswotkm with eiirlly deposit required. 649- 019-9044. '■ > cluded. 8-room (Jolondal. First-floor Bach year one out of every nial, wooded lot 57x160, ga­ Ufully treed lot AND only sec­ frigerator. lx>w! Ix»w! 7020, after. 5 p.m. May be purchauied separately. „ r»ATHA"cir> n-ci a t rivATi Two-ftunlly, 5-5. Owner’s side standing offering. Hayes Agen­ (ksturbanoee at the InstltuUon COTTAGE 8 T. Four rooms, Wolverton Agency, Realtors, PALMER REALTOR has bullt-lns In kitchen, wall to family room with stone flre- five A m e ric a n families MANCHESTER well planned rage. Earl Everett Real onds from the lake! Owner mortgage payments. Please SMALL shop,. North Manches­ / place, large living room, cy 648-0131, evenings Mr. Han­ moves. When your time Estote. 646-0191. B (Sl W call 649-5306 In June. adults preferred. Security. Call 649-3818 643-6321 wall in living room. Two gns cornea, 7(4-room Cape, In town’s finest GLASTONBURY wants fast sale—let’s go! 049-4498. ter, 2,000 square feet, loading formal dining room and dler. 649-7613. location, 4 laige bedrooms, ga­ BARROWS and WAIXACE Co. Judge Thomas Oonrtgan o r.' hot water heating systems. / CX)MPUTKHIZKD •lered that Albert PSsouoot of dock, heated, sprinkler, elec­ MANCHESTER — Sbe - room family styled kitchen with RANCH iBeautlftilly decorated, rages, fireplaced living room, MANCHESTER Hebron, ap­ JACQUELINE- Manchester fbirkade CUSTOMER SERVICES. MALE FIVE-IWOM Duplex, (Hirklng, tricity, ground floor. Will di­ Colonial overlooking Center bullt-lns, four large bed­ KEITH proximately 6 miles to Jon BOLTON LAKE Manchester 649-5300 Glen O ve, N Y.. WUIIam O Land For Sol* 71 mint condition, 7 rooms all paneled den, formal dtolng ROBERTS ^AGENCY Truly a 3 acre lake front es­ Hifrh School enclosed yard, no perts. Avail­ vide In half. (’.Jill 246-4781 after ______Park. 1(4 . baths, two-car_____ $22,900. rooms, 2(4 baths, two-car REAL ESTATE room, equipped kUchen. Drive, 6-room Ranch, Including Kelly, 29, of South NorwsJk and 5:30 p.m. on one floor, wall to wall car­ tate! We can’t Ust all (he fea­ VERNON — Neat , 6 • room William J. Street, 23, of Bii<%e- JunioTH Si SenJors able September 15, $150. 648- ANDOVER — 29 lovely wo(xl- garage, large rooms. Immedl-ImmedI- we ask you, can you garage. Aluminum and stone peting, s, mod­ 172 East Center Street situated on tree studded lot rec room, 1(4 acre lot with 6 4 ^ ^ 3 9 B & W 4319 after 4. ed acres. 1,165’ frontage. Nice. ate occupancy. Hayes Agen- ^ clean, centrally located siding. One acre treed ^lot. 649-1922 — 646-4126 brook and trees. Could be as­ tures here, but just u very few Ranch with formal dining IKjTt, be held tor Superior Court. FIVE -room suite of front Main em ki V / ]| I J dining Call Warren E. Howland, Reab of the unusual ones Including room, I bedrooms, fireplace, BARROWS and WAU.At'E (V>. CASHIER POSITIONS brook-swimming pool poten- cy, 646-0131. six-room O otoial to this price Executive location. $44,000. tor, 643-1108. sumed. Earl Everett Real He aloo ordered that charges SEPrEMBER~lHt Elegant St. offices, 100 percent loca­ range, especially one where the room, large RANOT your vory own sail boat basin basement garage. A tsnifle Manchester Parkade tial. Three miles from new Rt. screened porch, 1(4 baths, 3 Estate 646-6191. ognlrot two other men. Roooe- Open after Hchool & and young, five-room, • first tion near banka, alr-conditlon- 6, minutes to Hartford and MANCHESTER — Well land­ owner will help with the fi- Unobstructed panoramic with concrete bulkhead, profes- value at $31,500. Call Doris Manchester 649-5306 vek Uprhurch of Bridgeport end floor apartment. Three bed- ed. automatic fire sprinkler. scaped six-room Ranch. 5(4 U & R REALTY CO. bedrooms, garage. $32,900. atonal landscaping, an d - how Smith, Jarvis Realty Co., Real­ Sundayn UOonn. Excellent financing hancsing, if necessary? Ask for view is the setting for this ANDOVER— Must sell— Three Pilm e Albert Price of New Ha­ moms,till wall to wtill cari)ct- -Apply Marlow's. 887 Main St per cent assumable mortgage, Rick Merritt. Rick has the de- 643-2692 Phllbrlck Agency Realtors, about thls—an electiic cart and tors, e4t-1131. through owner. M. H. Palmer, Robert D. Murdock, Realtor 646-4200. lovely three-bedroom Ranch bedroom Ranch. Two - car ven, be drolqted for lack of evl- Apply at On«« Ing, stove, screened pt>reh, $117 monthly payment Includes tails M UST S E L L ! featuring fireplaced living amesite path lo get vou from ______Realtor, 648-6321. Bookkeeper^ house to^e and^vVn iT WINDSOR-Birch Hill garage, equipped greenhouse basement, cnclOHOd rear yard. principle. Interest and taxes. room, large eat-dn kitchen, house to lake and bock to leU- The rive hod been arreoted un uro style! Die nine room ranch Raised Ranch, modern kitch­ adth omce. Acre lol. Only $34,- Treasure City $228 monthly. References, Se­ Housas For Rant 65 c e n t r a l location, s-room Priced mid 20’«. Owner, 644- THREE FAMILY dinette, two-car garage 5m, pocketbook. This home has Hel Air Real EsUte, .Vln^nt MANfillBH’TER 4835. NEW Listing —Large six-room three good sized bedrooms, 4300. had died at the Oenler's hospt; ly $26,900. Move In tomorrow. kitchen and 1(4 new baths. THREE FAMILY A GEM A. Bogglnl Realtor. 843-9132'\ Ul the. prevloua day. Nicely treed comer lot with ideal Spruce Street low'lon. Cape. Breezeway, oversized a large living room,- with a Furniture Flair New sptu'luuN uno and twp| T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- garage. Outside sun deck, new Manchester Parfcnde LoOava bulk 7-room Raised VERNON-i- \ bedmoiii a|uirtinents. 1577. Redwood fencing, 24’ pool and This property needs work. family room-kitchen com­ 8(4% oasumabte mortgage on Ouf of Town ------,______privacy. Schoor'bus stops at Priced a7c^idtogly."H^dy"'mn''n bination with built-in oven, Ranch near golf course. 3- BOLTON CENTER I'TtOM $165 MONTHLY Bedrooms. 1(4 baths, Rec this 8-room spUt to nearby Ver- Today's Look I lnelud(^d: For Ront 66 ------comer. Assumable 6(4 per cent could neally make this a fine range and dishwasher, also mm! Yes, $160.99 monthly pays Round Apron Houses For Sak 72 mortgage. Price $24,9(K). Prln- investment. Ask Joe Iximtardo ______a screened porch, all car­ Room with fireplace. 2-car Ijarge four-bedroom Ranch IIIDTPOINT RANGE - RE­ FEMALE4> garage. Room tor 4th Bed­ principal, inlereet. Insurance, FRIGERATOR - A IR l VERNON — NOW RenUng. ciples only, 849-0107. for details. peted floors and a paneled on an acre plus lot. Eleven "You owe it to yourself to see DUPLEX 4-4, separate fur- LOVELY expanded Green room. TYeed corner lot. Oil) and taxes! Why, ))ou i-an’t even ■ conditioned - DIRP08- Full-Time^Part-TInw Manor Ranch features four- rec room. The location Is .ret* a comparable home fbr rooms In all, iwo-t-ar ga­ JAI, - WAIJ- ’TO WALLI one of these lovely apartments naces, near Parkade. princi­ juat right for a growing WANTED Len Ferrl at 646-1117 or 876- rage, tool shed, plajrroom,' CASHIER situated In a small apartment ples only, $23,900. Call 643-8449. TWO FAMILY - bedrooms, two baths, large 8660. that! Dlls Is a "Mr (dean” IC A R I* E T I N G - h o t ! paneled family room, wall to family and the price Is only FUUTIME residence on a half o< re treed etc. Immediate jx-cupancy I WATER HEAT • PARK-f complex located to on attrac­ RAISED RANCH Centrally lix^ated, 6-5-plus 2 $28,000. Call us for an ap­ T. J. 4 scree Only newly decorated, beautiful lo-' Ins Agency, Realtors, 649-5324 FIVE ROOM Ranch, with 3 bed­ num si.dlng, $27,500.' Phllbrlck structure well maintained 115 SHALLOW BROOK Agency Realtors, 646-42(X). Your Hom e . . . Rood frontage p(i^ acreage BELFIORE $26,900 T J. Crockett. Real­ cation. Suitable, for one or two —^ — rooms, large kitchen with din­ tor. 876-6779 ing areii. 2-car garage, 100 x LANE / Well located. Call ■> for de- adults. Convenient for retired toite. couple. References. 228-3148. MANCHESTER 200 shtided lot. $20,900.Wolver- CAPE APPLIANCE DEPT. AGENCY f'OVENTRY LAKE — 8 room ton Agency. Realtors, 649-2813. .MANCHESTER . you^have had to work hard for it! So. cottage overlooktog lake. In­ ROCKVIIJ-E Four rooms, • JACQUELINE- Six completed rooms plus . MANACER choose it with care. And let us help. REALTORS 647-1418 sulated paneled totertqr. needs ONCSfZI first floor, stove j»nd refrigera­ RAl^CH — Five rooms. Three ROBERTS AGENCY jalousled porch plus indoor Good Starting Salary Ploa wsU and sfptic tank, $3,000. (I4-I5-IIJ tor. Two children accepted. No bedroonvs. garage, large . lot. OPEN SUNDAY and outdoor fireplaces plus WILL TRAIN VERNON Four . ■ bedroom Meyer Agsney, Rsaltor. 6U- IH'ts. $110 monthly. Available 646-3339 $18.900< Phllbrlck ' Agency, garage plus private tree- Dept. Overide. <, What we offer you is CHO ICE, We consider Colonial plus family room, 0806. Sept. 15, call Mr. Rogers, 872- Realtors. 646-4200. Paid VacatlonB ft HoUdaya ■ifkt penes lor DoUes- shaded lot plus being one the size of your family and ■fhe carrying costi *—6— work to Mastsws living room, fireplace, formal 3976. 1:30 to 4 P.M, block to btis and school. A Insurance and dining room, kitchen with FOR THE dUcrtfntnatlng buy­ 4-BEDROOM v«!PLIT I.ARGB L Ranch. Seven rooms, you can live with. atore. Oesd chance Is er. we have Just listed s cen­ one of a kind offering and Rettrement Benefita a praataMe Amt- bulk-lns, garage Only $$1,900. This cu.stom !niUt home, fireplace, buUt-lns, 114 baths, priced to sell Immediately. H.M Frechette, Realtora. 647- ter chimney, authentic Co­ Wanted To Rant 68 huge recreation room, garage, Direction^,: SotXh Main 9t A Career Opportunity ■•••• Apwy »■ peraoB at lonial Cape nestled In (he hilts 1468 nlne-yenra young' features' to Glastonbury Line, right Come on in and get started in finding the 9991 ■ 7;tj spacious living .room wHh trees. $27,900. Hutchins Agen­ MEATOWN of Olastonbury to a ptc 179 I. be worn „v,r s neat or v|usred.olf atyle, each fully designed and custom crafted (1964) home one of the place. three baths, eat-ln room, modern kitchen with VRRWNy -■ Ctoee to .rtrcl* Mouse w,t), a finest values In this area. Over 4,000 aq. ft. flrrt floor gracious WANTBI') Sroom furnished kitchen. Iwjvoar garage own^r Flreplai'cd living RANCH — 6V4 rqoms, first FUM..TIME \.' U \ • . V V to be embroidered with a living. bullt-lns. den. large family room, formal dining room, floor, plus finished rec P AN&) Ttirae-bedroom ^Raised ‘Ranch Tunir vej..,.,f, (r, , lo.ely, crow.-! s,tilch liaiav a|>artment for a middle-aged Quality throughout. Many room. SALESLADIES ^ 172 E. CENTER STREET ' \-'de»ign. .No. 17'J has ti^ ♦ seven bedrooms, three baths working woman willing to pay room, plus finished rec room (deck adjacent), eat-)n In .basement, sunken formal many extras found here lor n a a ir^ eomptetton Large Wear over th'e (,an*.,! No extras On beautifully treeil In basement. Second floor has only $77,900 Be In by school ' open Uvtog room, dlnli^ room 1468 W ith riloin .,1 till ' sue Ifi medium sue (fits $90.'a month. 875-5085, after 4 lot In attrartive Open set­ kitchen. 1 self-cleaning oven! dining room with beatoed cell­ AND CHSCK o u t •49-1922 ’ un OIL * 3 fireplaces (28 'sunken living rm., 30' family rm., paneled 4 bedrooms. On one acre time. too. Mr. Bogdan hss with UIdtog gtase doors, uni­ in New' .Sizes 7. („ 1 y 14, 16 or IS);- hot-iron den) p ni. ting, $40,'^. heavy duty dishwasher), ing. and mediterranean decor, UASOlINf bust -'ll to ,17 S.re 'J, ii'j ^renmfier', full* directions wooded lot with 2-car attached large famUy room; central 2 full baths, one off master CASHIER <>««aiu. 649-6305. 9764511. que kkebm, two bsths,- two-car ★ formal dining room - 2 ultra modem kitchens Pirojc. Adjolntog land may-be garage. On largs treed lot . bsjst , jurtifier, .1 yai.ll •US IM S tttat Sr MSIne MINISTER and wife desire fur­ alr-condkk>ntng. aluminum bedroom, screened porch. $26.- Full Cotnpany Rs—ilta of hloukr tars s Sssrs SrsteSn M Ua * huge walkout, paneled recreation room. acquit^. $38,900. Phllbrlck storms jind screens. Ftir There's more pleasure to owning your i ^ e whan COMPUTERIZED I3S.900. Jacquellnedtoberta _ Asm CoSot. is--- -— nished apartment In Manches- MANCHESTER A charmlnlt 900. Phllbrlck Agency Real­ CUSTOMER SERVICES a 2 patios, 2 -car garage, tremendous atorage area ter O cto^r irt through De- 4-bedroom (Jolonlal. ______Agency, Realtors.______046-(300. below repkscemertt $38,500 tors. 646-4200. Tbeoe Are Penaoneat, It can be run smoothly. Let us show you hoosee BANTLY Oil Ageney. 115 1195 59^® ^ tiDM IDr ttiiD ara easy to maintain! ti^ lr israss arsMSrs m JCS; All ox(;eptlonaily well situated on wooded acre plot to lovely cember. ta ll 646-1271. ..F o rm al dtolng room, large MANCHEOTER - 'i\vo-atory Cill for appointment at Year 'Roewl .Psatti^ residential area. Priced In 60s. Call Susqnne Shorts, 646-3233. other times, Suzanne Shorts, F0UR-R(X)M Ranch with rec e \Y / EAST Hartford —' Near Man- ■‘s a *56rsw sw nr ^ fr»\nl tp back living room, ga khome,,-—* two w-.i..baths, . 4-5 . bedrooms,---- Ot W cheater Unc. Attraettve atx- p*** sif (k s astow. MLS J. WA,TSON BBACH A OO., REALTORS rage *^-3233. J. Watson Beoch room, treed lot. Near shopping B TOkJI. , «-« s s A s porch, prime location. ^central location. Newer fur­ * (Jo . Realtors.R e ^ ^ r ■Hend 60r today for the 21 Oentral Row, Hartford—278-6850 ^ ' R e a d H e r a l d A d s . PWlbnck Agency, Realtors nace. Lot of housf for $20,500. ahd bus line Ideal for reUred W. T. filUN T c a sSSe ***»*« eas nr ~ • 846-4200. Hayes Agency. 646-0131 or starter home. Bralthwalte PARKAItB Maacneeter Parkade extras . Mortgage asenmsMe M t. m u lUaSar OW Itaa. rLBUM,''"" Hi Agency, 649-4593 Send 50r extra for a copy U5tr tMIKSS . . . Twiw. * * ^ c h e m e r 5494105 Asking |».800 Call 2IS4U1 of '69 Fall A W .ntiJ Basic rAfiiiOK. •*- 5155 . . . Ml a ■ i V PAGE TWENTY-FOUB FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5. 1969 fnanrbfBtrr lEtirntng Herald AviHvge Dailjr Nat Press Ron IW .Ik e Week B s M The Weathjpp Seaman Appren. , Jam es C. The Manchester Garden Club Mra. J . F . WaIMt and her Army Pfc. Thomas E. Dun- Campbell Council, tcwight* g t taw n, iew Partly cloudy, warm and hu­ Baker, the son of Mrs. Frank will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at About Town daughter, Barbara, returned last phy, IB, the son of Mr. and Columbus, will hold its n«miial mid with low about U tofSgbL Guzavltch of 126 Walker St., Center Congregational Church. weekend after a week’s stajr tai Mrs. Eugene Dunphy of 667 N. family picnic Sunday at 1 p.m. Tomorrow mostly sunny and . The first rehearsal of the is serving aboard the Navy At the meeting, entitled “Doing Atlahta, Oa., attending the Mth Main i9t., has b^en awarded the at Wtekhom Park. 1 5 , 4 5 9 warm with poertbiXty o< scat­ guided missile frigate, USS Your Own Thing,” members will Hartford Symphony Chorale National Cmvention of the Combat Infantryman Badge. HOUSE tered d^owers. will be' hdd Monday et tia rt- Dewey in the Mediterranean. display their particular garden­ American Legion Auxiliary. The bculge is awarded for sus­ St. Jude’s Mbttiers Circle will Mtmeheetmr— A Clty 'of VUlmgm Chmrm ford’a South Oongregetlonal The Dewey feoently stopped at ing Interests through individual Mra. Wallett received a $10 tained ground action against nieet Monday at 8 p.m, at the Church, Main and Buckingham the, rarely visited port of Du­ projects. For information on ob­ VOL. LX XXV lll, NO. 287 award for having the best the enemy. Dunphy Is with the home of ’Mrtk Ekhvard Amback, * Safurday (SIXTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION—TABLOID) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 6, 1969 PRICE TEN CENTS 8L a i 7:46 p.m. During Sep­ brovnik, Tugoslayia. taining display /niches, oontaot special Child Welfare program 4th Infaiitry Division fighting m Pond Lone. lb s . Michael tember and October, the Chor­ the chairman for this meeting, in the national organization’s near Pletku. Walsh will be co-hostess. ale will hold auditions from 7 The Ladies of St. James will Mrs. Robert Olenney. Refresh­ Elastem Division. to 7 :80 p.irt. at the church. hold their annual Harvest Din­ ments will be served. A SeUcbos (Penitential) Serv­ Elks setback tournament will One Day Only ^ A Those Interested in trying out ner Monday at Wiiile's Steak Men of Emanuel Lutheran ice will be held tomorrow at begin Tuesday a t 8 p.m. at the HALE for the CSiotale should. contact House beginning at 7 p.m. The The VFW Auxiliary and Poet Church will leave the ’church Elks Home. Members interest­ midnight at TemiSe Beth Sho- .•.v.v. Group Will Lead, Eklgar N. Wasilieff of 84 Har­ Rt. Rev. Msgr. Eldward Rear­ ways and means committee will parking lot at 7 tonight for a lom. A 10:30 p.m. coffee hour ed in playing on a two-man Deadline Nears: lan St., Manchester in the eve­ don will speak on “Enrichment meet Monday at 7:80 psn. at^ tour of St. Joseph’s Cathedral will be given by the Temple Mr. team may sign their names at nings. of Life.” ^ - the post honw. . in Hartford. and Mrs. C^ub. Tile service is the lodge or contact John Dulka a:*?; held in anticipation of the High of 87 Cambridge S t Holiday season which be­ Hanoi Announces Elbriek StiU Is Held gin with Rosh Hashanah (New A farewell reception for the RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) ministers met at Lsuanjeiras Year) on Friday, Sept. 12. Rev. and Mrs. Stephen Price TOKYO (AP) — North “fight to the death” against the will be held Sunday at 10 a.m. Vietnam announced today united states,” and Peking With the deadline set by **«*“ «■ ‘ tbe presidential resl- 3 in the OuUd Room of S t Mary’s a collective leadership wiU Vietnam to the kidnapers only a few h / l a g n a v o c ANNOUNCES ANOTHER Michael Johns, son of Mr. and release of 14 ihen and one wom­ Episcopal Church. All friends hours away, Brazil’s mili­ an. Mrs. Robert Johns of 260 Green­ and members of the church are tary leaders met today to wood Dr., was awarded the invited to attend. dignitaries in Hanot paid America, The government announced C.D. Jackson Award, a cMafion their last respects to Presi- The Soviet Union also prom- discuss how they will free Friday that tt would meet the political prisoners in ex­ REVOLUTIONARY BREAKTHROUGH! and $800, at a concert a t ’Taa- BrHlrti - American Dart dent Ho Chi Minh. ised North Vietnam its “full terrorists' demands that 18 poli­ glewood, Lenox, Mass. JohiM League wiy begin its 48rd | Hanoi radio said the leader- support” and urged Hanoi to change for release of U.S. tical prisoners be freed In ex­ was a student at Tanglewood year of,]Say S«^ . IB. AU play­ xSblp of officials and flgfateia, “consolidate . U.S.S.R.-Vietnam Ambusador C. Burke EI- change (or release of Elbrlcm. Berkshire Fertival during the ers are requested to sign tq;> at ifom of them named, had “been frlenddUp and the eoUdarfty o l brick. It aald they would' be flown to last two summers. He Is a Jun- the clubhouse on or before se lw t^ and well trained by our the SociaUet community and the The armyv navy and air force Mexico. lor at the New England Conser­ Sept. 16. Non-members are wel­ beloved-. President Hb Ctil whole international Cfommunlrt The kidnapers gave authori­ vatory in Boston. come. New officers of the Mlnh,’’ Tili^ died Wednesday of movement.” ties from the time of acceptance league are Edward Churllla, a heart atte ^ . Hanoi said the Viet Oong had to “have them plaoed in a safe South Uidtsa M ethodist president; Robert St. Germahie, Quoting the'’ official Commu- formed a 26-man oonunlttee to country." SET and FORGET CSiurch will honor Manchester vice president; Jam es Lock­ nist'party newspaper Nhan Dan, organize mourning ceremonies Foreign Minister Joae de ICa- area servicemen who gave their hart, secretary; and Ross Vlb- the broadcast sald'^tbe leader- in the South, Troops Move galhaes Is expected to go on ra­ Uvea in Vietnam, at both Sunday I'crfs, itreasurer.** ship “wlU continue _the I baMebattle 1for ...... dio and televtsfon after the services, B and 10:46 a.m. The' freedom and independencexif all meeting to announce of Rev. Dr. J . Afonley Shaw will Zloiicbester Veterans Council our people and all our nation u^- On Catholics the release of 14 man and one preadi a qieclal sermon: “The will meet Monday at 8 p.m. tll the last American aggressor' woman. Price of Glory.’’ BELFAST, Northern Ireland The broadcast had been sat at the American Legion Home. Is driven from our land, the Ru8sia-China (AP) -.B ritish trooiM breached See It Now At (or Friday night but sraa poet- South la completely Uberated, the barricadee of Roman Catho- poned at the laot minute. Thera and our fatherland united once Uc-oonlrolled "Free Belfast” for again.’’ Appear Odd was no explanation, but Inform- APPLIANCE HaM M ANCHtmR CMMTWm . The commentary was a decla­ ------rtw of force designed to b r^ novwt th. ant.'. mii«b AND TV CENTER ration of future leadership poli­ Bed-Fellows the ^ back under control. ^ V c T d e i l l l S ^ cy and' appeared to rule out, at Infantrymen wiUi automatic i^s who kidnaped Blbriok least for now, any struggle for Strange behavior the Red weapons moved inside the barrl- Thureday ...... n f ^ power tn Hanot. Chinese—and by North Vlet- at southern end of Al- Mexico and ChUe have agreed INC. 'Mamheitei LDMBK^» The collective leadership cer- namese leaders—suggests a b ^ Road, wiUch forms the (g accept the 18 men and the talnly includes four strong- hew phase of the Moscow-Pe- ^4ne acroee the FhUs Rood BnudUan governm ent has willed men In Hanoi—Le Duan, king struggle for Influence in C a ^ c stronghold. agreed to ny them out of the first secretary of the' Commu- Hanoi has been triggered by the They told a crowd who tried country. Two aircraft ara etand- PREMIERES 1969-711 PREMIERES nlst party; Premier Pham Van death of President Ho Chi Minh. Early morning sun silhouettes sqaud of U.S. Ma­ Nang in South Vietnam. The unit was to be air­ lo repel them: "Its tear gas i„, by at Rios Oaleao Intema- Uuong; Truong Chinh, chair- H so, the developments have rines as they dash toward a waiting helicopter at lifted to another site for a sweep through the area. flrrt and then we fire.” Airport. man of the National Assembly Ihiportant meaning for the landing zone Ryder, some 25 miles south of Da (AP Photofax) V At the north end of the road Authorttlaa aald some of the NOW! TV SEASON NOW! and leading theoretician, and of future events In Viet- they met a jeertng crowd of the p rt« » „ „ were being held In rtt- Gen. Vo Nguyen Giap, defense "am- C a ^ o vigilantes who teve aa tar a » 1,000 miles from _ minister and the North’s mill- Premier Chou En-Lai arrived held the area for the past thras r *o and had to b# brought to tary strategist. in Hanoi at the head of a '*’**ks- gethar before the release could The Vtet Cong called on the funeral delegation, paid The troops brought up buUdos- made NEW SHOWS • NEW STARS • MORE COLOR people of South Vietnam to hold **** re^>ecta, then left for Pe- Heavy Viet Cong Attacks Continue, ere and truckloads of r e s e n ^ Elbrlck s abductors, who Iden- memorlal services in govern- advance of the But as yet they made no effort themselvee as members of ment offices, temples and pago- »<*eduled arrival of the Soviet (Bae Page Mzleea) two guerrilla organisatlona WATCH COLOR TV IN TOTAL COMFORT das. ^ Union’s Premier Alexei N. Ko- Hanoi’s Vietnam News Agen- ®Wh». (■es Pago Mza 1) (SO SIMPLE EVEN A CHILD CAN TUNE IT PERFFECTLY) save cy said the Viet Cong was send- Whether Chou's delegation Enemy Calls Them Homage to, Ha Ing a delegation to attend Ho’s return for the actual to- E n em y second largest city 880 mUes age In addition to the casual- was on Aug. 12 when 117 allied 2 0 % j state funeral Wednesday. The n>ade clear, but U . SAIGON. , ,(AP)- , o.i™.,., body of the North V te t ^ e s e obvious Chou was no trooPs launched a second ties at Da Nang, another 68 bases and towns came under at- Viet Cong gunners slammed Americans were wounded in tack, NOW . . . the first and only, fabulously president wlU Ue in state until to be In the same day of heavy attacks Baek to Regular Price Monday Morning Tuesday. town as Kosygin than the Rus- across South Vietnam to- at least 14t rounds of rockets aheUlngs elsewhere across the Although the VIst Cking radio convenient TOTAL AUTOMATIC and mortars into the city and 16 oouiAiy. claimed the eeoond round of I A four-man Chinese Commu- * “re the stage with day and battled allied COLOR TV . . . a new and exclusive Everything.that'$ new for fall in univortily Americsn mlUtary installations. Seven fresh enemy ground at- bkmrs were a reaction to Ho Chi X X o A u a .T - nlrt d ^ egatto headed by Pre- Peking tormentors. troops in jungles north- At least 16 persons were killed tacks were reported today and MInh's death, U.B. effleers tsnd- ELECTRONIC SYSTEM which ftyled sport coots by Craig Scott-ineluding mler Chou B!n-lal returned to There plaids, herringbones tottersolls, os well at Peklng-Thureday evening after more to of Saigon and along and 166 woimded in the Da Nang at leart two batUe. rtUl'were ed to discount this. Thsy said C O M B IN E S all the functions of the solid color blazers. Two button styles with A visit that lasted only a day. “ recent events Indicate. lowlands south ot attacks. MUUons of dollars raging north of Saigon. that captured documenta and T LaP>Lu<.lsJl TOTAL three Magnavox innovations described double side vents or 3-button stylet with Worth of food and fuel went up U.S. Headquartere eald at prisoner Interrogatfons two Hanoi did not say why the P®ktag probably was aware Ho Nang. single center vent. Regulars, shorts, longs. n A jt a , 'Pifldta (W y below. If the Color TV brand you’re Chinese were not staying tor ths “*6'r death. The Chinese Th« vi.» 1.1 “* 100-pound rocketo least SB North Vietnamese had weeks before Ho’s death lad In- One day only. Hurry ini through supply depots. been killed in the two fights. In- dicated another sudden eruption DOES NOT HAVE ALL funeral, but It seemed likely went out of their way to make new round of attacks was a re- t o . considering The dead included three U.S. complete v^eports put U.S. cas- of enemy attacks this week. *• lurt*. vti^a-(*4i+- Come In now and see our that they wanted to avoid meet- ®l®ar to Hanoi Just how they feK sponse to the death Wednesday THREE, it is already obsolete; for FREE Alteratio n s Marines, seven Vietnamese chll- ualtles at three killed end 41 delegations were outstanding buys in quality ing the Soviet delegation headed about the prospects of a face- of President Ho Chi Minh of I Lft t l u * rte.* L qjuw AUTOMATIC .^only Magnavox TAC banishes annoying by Premier Alexei N. Koeygin, to-face meeting of Soviet and North Vietnam. dren and six Vietnamese civil- wounded. arrivliv In Hanot ttem all over Ians. The wounded included ISO siiKe the heavy action began world for the fimeral of ttM Ifso.^ a i t , d ja t^ a a d s A 'G . color variations and the need for home remodel items. Giant wWch arrives later today CWnes^leaders there. a broadcast monitored In Sal- bothersome picture adjustments or savings in every department. We Proudly Present Messages of condolence The Chinese made what could «^n “ wwm 'w ** Vletnameee prertdent tuningl TAC—so simple a child can Into Hanot from North only be a calculated departure launched “t o ^ S ^ r r o w Into h^iJd^SIrtcre reported w^Sded*''* ^ who died Wednesday, y ietm m s Communist allies to- 08t of them expressing ately designed to apply heavy tag the news of chalrrfiOn Ho’s m ortL a ^ l u o v s iS rtt »»•«:•«» by Premlsr TV • / m Io ' y J Ls soUdarity with Hanot in the pressure on the North Viet- death “ ^ . rJL 'I enemy j^ v i alreathr has paid Us vistnnm wa,. onH H .I-... nam— , oeain. including thooe at Da Nsng, but ty marked the second “high- PANELING - faspsets aitd rttiimsd to Pa- ^ litas, y fHE BOLD LOOK the United mous orestlM heaviest attacks hit the said that only_about half of point" of ths Communist Oom- -fe t ■» • J Wide selection of authen­ The pledged to find w ^ k t a J X n arn ^ mWdil ^ Vietnam's them caused casualties or dam- mand's tall campaign. The first fSss Pags rills sn) to ■ tic wood grain paneling Ca jo m s , 4Lu> JDm j for walls of lasting beau­ for young men line between Moscow and Pe­ ty. 4x8 panels as low as lting more difficult. - New The departure come In greet­ i»y ings to Hanoi Tuesday on the AUTOMATIC TINT CONTROL • 4 . 9 5 Church Rite 24th anhlversary of Ho's procla­ Three Share Goofy, Pluto Black Says High Court v o m m o n o c r s mation of a republic. Ho died ... eliminates green and purple faces. Magnavox Wednesday. Out-Poll Rogerg 1 . it ATC lets you select the flesh tone colors most pleasing Held for Ho S ix* greetings usually are Role Left Caused Desegregation Delay to ^ou and keeps them that way— in every picture, on stereotyped congratulations of ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — i every program, on any channel I Set it once and forget it I PEGBOARD government, party and people, As Secretary of State William WASHINGTON ' (AP) — Jus- Court in New Ortaone pootpan- By Students This time, some Hanoi leaders By Dirksen Rogers and his wife walked Uoe Hugo L. Black aaya the Su- Ing deaegragaUon from (he start No other material can through Disneyland Friday may have found Peking's mes­ preme Court Itself Is largaly to of the current echool year until This is the note allegeclly hamtwritten by U.S. match pegboard for de­ BESUCBUBY, Calif. (AP) — sage a source of acute embar­ night, Rogers beamed os a sign posslbiUtles. Use in WASHING'TON (AP) — 'Two btame for all-white and all-Ne- Dec. i at the earUest. Amlxusador to Hrazil C. Burke KIbrick In which V •* - . Nearly 500 students and Berke­ rassment. Included was this dia­ top Senate Republicans appar­ Uttle boy of about 6 cams New end Improved any room in the house or . gro schools In ntaoy ptaces In Black sold he oould not do this ho tuks fur ctimplianre to the conditions demanded the gamge. ley aiti^t people marched from tribe: '"The Soviet revisionist ently tartend to share with Sen. running toward Mm, Ms hand the country—16 years after ra> even though he pstaonally is eeeeeetaeeete**** AUTOMATIC eteeeeeee the University of California Frt- renegade clique has aU along Hugh Scott the role of OOP extended. daily separate schootz were convince "Uiera Is no km gar by his alKiucturs for his release. The note was day night and held memorial worked hand in glove with U.S. leaderthip'left by the ailing Ev- Rogers put out Ms hand. outlawed by the court - the sUghtast excuse, rsoaon or found In an alms Iwx of a church In Rio de Janeiro CHROMA CIRCUIT • 3 . 8 4 S h services tor Ho Chi Minh at a Imperialism to undermine the eiett M. Dirksen. But the b ^ kept running — In a ruMi* Friday relttctanUy JurtincaOon tor further port- Friday morning. Elbriek was alxiucted by gunmen nearby church. Vietnamese people's war axtd shook hands arlth the Maditarranaan— model 6926 'The other partners in such a permitting dpUy of dasegraga- pooement of the time when ev- Thursday. (AB Photofax; ... reduces variations in color intensity. Magnavox Sponsored by the Campus This was true of Khnishchev collective Iradership arrange­ costumed figures of Goofy tion In 14 Mlsstartppl school dls- ery public school syaUm ta ths ACC assures uniform color intensity from.station to sta­ on swivel casters Radical Students Union and the “**4 is all the more true of ment: Sen. Margaret Chase and Pluto, wtx> were walking trteta. Black —ta the court United States trill be a unitary behind Rogers. tion— no matter how often you change channels. < ^ o rn ia ^ t e r of ^ order to Smi'lh ofwi^ne, S e rG ^ Al- created lu own proM^na ta IBM pna, receiving and teaching rtu- ^ Students for a Democratic Its unbridled ambition to icit of Colorado To a leaser ex- by usliM the phrase “wtih all dents without discrimination on TAC —plus thasa othaf advancad Magnavox ^ le t y , the g i ^ moved l^ m ^ t a s t e and re^vlde the world tent. Sen. Milton R. Young of deUberate speejl'' ta colling on l»>® basU of thrtr race or ooior." Moonman Given ^ c a ^ to Trinity “^ethodlst U-S- ^periatom, the Seedr=' sold hatofa J n s t e n t owning today's finest Color TV; NatflL Brilljant ices were heJd^______------haa..la.-recent-Unies stepped~ap Mrs. Smith is chairman of the Black,, “ha. tu ro e d ^ t to be “ Jurtlc. could take MX500 Color Tuba— gives you vivid, natural color Alter that service, police said, lt« collusion with U.S. imperlal- only a soft etq>hemlsm for de­ the action requested by the fund Hometown Fete AUTOMATIC FINE TUNING the crowd grew to appctMdmata- and undisgulsedly resorted conference of Republican te'a- At Village he must consider port deciotone pictures vyhich are clearer and sharper, for more life­ SMART GOLDEN ANTIQUED BOLD ROUND TOE tors; Allott of the Senate Repub­ lay.” He added: “I would do WAPAKONCTA, Ohio (API - many youngrtenF'In the crowd ... eliminates the need for critical picture tuning. away arlth that phrase 00m- and other Indlcatione of adiat like picture fidelity and realism. MX5(X) with huge (See Page filxteen) (See Page Sixteen) lican policy committee. HAR'TPORD, Conn. (AP) — th# fill] court might do were II Nell A. Armstrong, home todey with their parents, Invented by Magnavox in 1964, AFT keeps all station HI-RISE FRONT WITH BOLD BRASS ORNAMENT pleUly" for Ms nrat visit since his trip to "I touched Mm! I touched 295 sq. in. screen— a combination of engineering CEILING TILE Dlrkaen, tlie minority leader, The tear gas lingered on at the sitting ta judgment. signals locked-in to give you a perfectly-tuned picture The great look In ceilings. went into surgery 'Tuesday for Stowe Village housing project ' 'The NAACP Legal Defense In this regard, Black' Cited a the moon, was given e hero'a him!" a Uttle girl ezclelmed ex- advancements to bring you the ultimate in viewing 1 X 12 No. 2 PINE and Bducatlonal Fund has ISOS "declrton —— walcoms by relaUvef-^and boy cltedly to her father, who was that is always precise— instantly and automatically — Easy to Install. Special lung cancer. In Hartford's North End so that m ay pleasure. Chromatona— for thrilling depth and low price for this event. Reg. ^15.00 N O W asked the Justioe to upset an leee oecawu. friends holding heir on bU shouidera. on every channel, every time I 1 1 . 9 0 (8e# P a ^ StaWea) (See Page Stateen) Aug. 28 order of the U.S. Circuit dee Page Itxtam) The aetronaiA arrived by Other cMldren chanted “Neii! dimension. ^Quick-On pictures and sound elimi­ 2 S C lin. f t plane Frtday^nlghl al nearby Nell! Nell!" nate annoying warm-up delay. Bonded Circuitry 1 3 V 2 C sq. ft. Lima airport where be was Armstrong and Me (aml^ Your choice chassis sets a new standard of lasting reliability. g r e e ^ by a crowd of 400. were escorted by police la aa 82-Channel Instant Automatic Remote Con­ .Today he hod a full achedule, eight-car caravan to (be boms of five GUTTERING -fholudtag a 3tk-mlie long pa- of hie parents', a brick raacb authentic styles trol for UHF/VHF is optional. rode, public reception al Ibe rtyle house on Neii ArmrtrosM S 5 9 8 “ Worn and mated gutter­ Indians on the Legal Warpath Auglaize county Fairgrounds Drive, named (or the astronaut ing can lead to costly re­ and luncheon with friends and after his Gemini 0 flight In IBM. pairs if not taken care of vlslUng dignitaries. The home of the elder Arm now. Aluminum galvaniz­ ed guttering. and acces­ (fomedlsn Bob Hope and Re- strong was flllad with friends, $ 2 5 0 9 0 sories. . . To Right Old and New Wrongs publican Gov. Jam ss A Rhodas After a few minutes Inside, .ever 40 ktistihil Celer TV stylM hesi anly headed the cast of guests snd Armstrong stepped out Into the By WILLIAM GREIDEB (or common threads, unifying ''We tend to think at Indian thousands of spectators who (runt ysrd to pose for pteturse Stereo The Washingtea Pert themes wMch they con present probtema os (X M h m o n ,''^lIcKln- Jammed this northwest Ohio with hu parenU and Ms own 2 7 ' / 2 C a community of 7J00 to formally (anilly, Theatre to the nation. lay aald. “but really they're ao DENVER. Colo.—The modern welcome Armstrong. ______many dlffsreru problania We Indian stortos are not the eort The Citizens Advocate Cen­ The civilian commapder of see all o t these lanlated caeee. of story you could peddle (or a ter (CaCl a private ontlpov­ Apollo 11 seemed to mjoy every WALLIOARD ; but if we could Botnehow piiil television scries, on the arhote erty outfit from Washington ^ mlnuU of It. even tho««h he had them together into a genaraJ The recognised m at«ial they ara too outrageous or too wMcb convened the Indiana IKUe time (or privau vtalu with pattern may be u could have for extensive waH re­ horribly complicated. Each is here, has prepared a White Ms parenU. Mr. and Mra. Ite- Nomads Seek pairs or new partitions. unique, yet they all sound man's study of the Indian prob­ aome Impart." Mediterranean Aegean Classic 4x8 only phsn K.' Armstrong, and other Maditarranaan Danish Modern strangely alike. lems. but. before the CAC re­ Among the 40 Indians who ralstlvee. HI-RISE FRONT WITH SMART “PILGRIM” ORNA­ nsst here, there was Jamas Ususily, the tale meanders port is released this lajl, the However, he spent the night ta Dts Pike MENT. BOLD NEW ROUND TOE. SHARP GOLD- between the ancient, unforgiven “Amertcan Indian Task Force" Vldoprich from Wadsworth, Nev , Ms parents' horns. who matter-of-Cactiy dascrlbiw •1.86 grievances, the ones wMch no­ formed here, intends to be TTi. .millng. boytah-looktag , ~ Volun- — ASK ABOUT OUR lUDGET PLANS — TAILORED TO MEET YOUR NEEDS — Mar too naiutae ars battling the EN ANTIQUED. body can undo, and the .fresh ready wl(h tt^ own set o t pro- ^ Armstrongng stopped off the plane trackers, po- gatraraors at Caiiiomla and Ne- abUM occurring even today posed- eohltioas. ' ' '•’tth his wife, Janet, wbo was Uce and Arab nomadi prssssd vada to save thatr atogW aro the search today Dr. Jamas The story teller may alternate­ Because be has a loot ta both tor nomlc raaource. Pyramid Lake, his coltsge swselhsart at Pur­ Pike SINCE Reg. ^15.00 N O W 1 1 . 9 0 ly lapse into despair that his­ erorids. Fraivcla McKinley, a due University, and their sons. CASH AND CARRY a dsssrt lake ta Nevada wMch tory is Stacked an ln rt Mm. middle-aged educator from Eric.-12. and Mark, 6 aptiiiuallsu w dlffsrsnt parts I la thraatenad by water dlver- •tva. ___ e . VMof tha worldwwMi vnTMonvusnvlsionad in#ths war- tor- 1939 then burst forth ertth' optimis­ BcrtMley. Calif., understands •taa prpjerte sponeored by the tic risiona of how he intends to someththg of bow hard it U the• airportalroort fence.f. Armstrong Cpiacoi^blshop^ in a Abigail Adams Homana, 'great-great-gnuddaugh- whito majortty. cave somewhere In the- Judean remake the future. to make the Indians story cred- waved to the- crowd as )w ds- ter of our second president, John Adams, and A young Hopl-Navajo named wiidernasa where be disap­ For three tiaya recently, 40 ibto. McKinley U a Ute and a planed. Attar grwUng the home­ great-granddaughter of our sixth president. John Ooagtlas Seklertaere. a mSChodt- peared five days ago. INC. Indten leaders., were gattered former tribal chairman at Ms coming commtttoe. he walked to cal Qg-iL with the B m a u of 2 1 /'/ Quincy Adams, celebrates her 90th tMithdlq^v^t- around a conference table here, home rceervaUan ta Utah, but ike fence and shook hands with Pika's wife. Diane, . de­ Indian Aftaln office in Albu­ scribed tbs Search as a “race 4 4 i HARTFORD RO AD — MANCHESTER — OPEN DAILY TIL 9 A.M., SAT. TIL 6 P.M. HOUS urday, September 6, at her Beacbn Hill home"in. exchanring stories which -in one DOW he doee educational re­ Well edstiera. querque. N M.. racounU Me of- sgalnrt death” and added: 645 MAIN STREET Bqaton. Din. Homans is shown in recent photo with form -Or another. Utey have search at a (ederally-sponaor- He made an extra effort to her pqig dog "MAgVie.''^ (AP Photofax) , hoard before. They arc leoldag ed > regional laboratory. shake hands tnd smile at tha (Baa Vbga y 1

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