PAGE TWENTY FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1970 Utanrli^Bt^r lEti^ntng l|i?iraUi Avenge Daily Net Press The Weather For Ihe Week TkWM Angui4n, ifie cessflil last year will be given High today to the 80s. Low tonight around 60, except 60s again. These Include dance and Temple Sets to some rural valleys. Suimy 4-Hers To Show Skills French for children and a pre­ 15,230 Sunday, high to the 80s. school play group. A bridge When You Buya A Manchester— -A CUy of Village Charm In Fair at Bradley Field New Session class for older children and ,, adults will also be repeated. Farm anlmala, frog Jiunping, Gates will open Sunday at 9. Monument from Among the new classes will VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 281 (EIGHTEEN PAGES—TV SECTOON) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1970 (Classified AdverOsliig on Bsge 18) PRICE TEN CENTS taahions and folk abiging are The horse Show will start at O f C o u rs e s s A P ( » u n featured at the Hartford County 9:30 a.m. The watermelon, bal­ be yoga, basketball, acrobatics The first session ot the sec­ and folk dancing, and an addi­ MEMORIAL CO. 4>H on the fairgrounds at loon and apple bobbing ccmtesta 470 CENTER STREET Bradley Field thU weekend. at 11 a.m. will t|e followed by ond year of Community Enrich­ tional play group for children. Mudiertet • MS-ina The three-day fair, the coun­ the greased pole .contest at ment Courses, given by the For adults, there will be a crea­ tive rhythm class or a discus­ ty’s S4th, g)v/es the 1760 mem­ noon. The first one to shlhny up Temple Beth Sholom Sisterhood, You get our dependable bers, a g ^ 9 to 19, a chance to the pole wni get the 66 at the sion group on contemporary guidance, understanding, Bitter Battle Jars No Bathings show their club activities and top. Newman’s Dogs and Mon­ will start Sept. 14 and run novels. and honest advice in sec projects for the last year and keys will entertain from i to through Dec. 17. Classes will Community Enrichment lecting a family memorial Says Parrot Enemy Near Phnom Penh; non-members the opportunity to 8 :30. Members will dress spec­ meet once a week. Registration Courses co-directors are Mrs. priced to fit your budget. eiijoy an old-fashioned country ially and carefully for two Sun­ Capital of Jordan information will be available the Donald Spiel and Mrs. Robert See our complete display RIALTO, Calif. (AP)— The fair. day afternoon events — the week preceding the start of Barnett. Mrs. Alan Krupp, who featuring fully guaitm* By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS baby parrot screamed as Its The youngsters will give dem­ clown contest at 2 and the dress directed the program last year, onstrations on their agriculture, revue at 3:30. classes. teed Select The central telephone and post office building in the owners, Mr. and Mra. War­ is cooperating in plsmning this ren Godfrev, tried to give it health, homemaking, crafts, ’The fined event will be the Classes are open to all chil­ session. Other officers are MTs. Batre Guild capital of Jordan was battle-scarred but quiet today af­ a first bath Then, surpris­ electrical and other projects. frog Jumping contest. Elach con­ dren sJid adults in the area, are George Slossberg and Mrs. Ja­ M the yet to the Cambodian capi­ A native of Norwalk, Mrs. By ENDRE MAB’TON The wails of nearby buildings tree but got no higher than Beet will be Judged tomorrow invaluable leadership, citizen­ natural science. tal. Reiss graduated from Brien Mc­ were pockmarked with bullet 60-feet. from 9 a.m. imtil noon. Other ship, management, and finan­ Bruton’s teaching experience Associated Press Writer In Vietnam, North Viet­ Mahon High School there and 2 DAY SENSAH holes. Godfrey said the bird was events tomorrow will be track cial qualities. ’the members, received a BA in mathematics began at Lowell Tech, where WASHING'rON (AP) — ’Ihe Hardly a window was left In- namese forces killed six Ameri­ and field contests at 11 a.m.. working under the guidance of he was a part-time Instructor without its special baby par­ cans and wounded 26 to the from the University of Connect­ V iih lo r concept of a Joint U.S.-Soviet se- tact In the glass facade of the rot food diet and could have Judging sheep and goats, 12:30 4-H alumni, leaders, and par­ worst ambush to at least four icut In 1967. She received an MS to the physics problem section curity force to the Middle Blast buUdlng, located on one of Am- died up there. p.m.; Judging rabbits, 1 p.m.;, ents, strive to “ make the best in bio-engdneenng last June, and laboratory. Since 1966, he was not Just an Idea vdiich man’s main streets, months. baby bottle, egg toss and sack better.” also from UOonn. has been employed as a re­ popped up by cotocldence to a Guerrillas to patrol cars Finally former Mayor Tile enemy assault to Cambo­ races, all fim contests, 2 p.m.; search scientist at the United ...... briefing at the Western White cruised elsewhere In the capital Frank Lowell called the Are dia was at the village of Moat homemaking demonstrations, 3 As an undergraduate, she was department and men with Aircraft Corp. laboratory to House. today but avoided the post office Krasas Kreo, six miles north­ p.m.; dairy Judging, 1 to 4 p.m.; a counselor and teaching assist­ hook and ladder rig got the Oass Changes ant for three years. In 1968 and East Hartford and during the To the contrary. It has been area. Government troops also east of the capital. It did not ap­ wood sawing contest, 6 p.m.; last school year was a part-time parrot down. A local veterin­ pear timed to coincide with 'Vice horse draw, open to non-mem­ early 1969, she served as a com­ (Uscussed thoroughly by the ad- kept out ot sight, arian said that other than puter techniques analyst, advis­ physics Instructor at the Uni­ Seal Safe Year Around- president Spiro T. Agnew’s visit bers, 6:80 p.m., the Great Train Reunion Site mtolstratlon’a Middle East ex- ’The fighting began three sunburn the parrot suffered Friday to Phnom Penh. or, and instructor at the Insti­ versity of Hartford. He has parts. hours after the closing session Robbery, a rock music g;roup, no ill effects. The attack began seven hours The Manchester High School tute of Living, Hartford. She co­ written a number of technical This conclusion results from of the Palestine NaUonal Coun­ 8 p.m. Pool Covers after Agnew had left Cambodia Class of 1920 60th reunion plan­ authored a paper, "Hospital papers, both for publication and research to the wake of the cU, the Palestinian parliament for Thailand. Prior to the vice ning committee announces a Automation,” with Dr. Charles internal distribution at UAC. Protect your pool the year 'round with a Seal Safe cover. mostly cool reacUon which fol- to exile. Bruton Is married to the for­ president’s arrival, a general change in plans for the get-to­ Strobel, associate director of re­ Locks on pool with winch and padlock. Sturdy monofila­ lowed the suggestion by high The council issued a firm re­ gether on Sept. 26. It will be search at the mstlute. mer Miss Gall E. Stensrud of lull as reported to the Hve- WANTED ment polypropylene. government officials that the jeetiem of the American peace Panther Case held at Flano’s Restaurant in Last summer, Mrs. Reiss was Quincy. ’Ibey have five children. United States and the Soviet mpnth-old Cambodian war. Initiative in the Middle East. It MaJ. am Rong, the Cambo­ d ean . Late Model Bolton, not at the Millbrook a mathematics teacher at More Uni238 St. ’The organization had present­ Bruton, a native of Quincy, Building Permits - trocqis from smaller nations, kidnaping in the death of a fel­ them off. Two Cambodian sol­ Our Reg. 8.88 ed this proposal at a meeting of Mass., graduated from North Ltori Construction Co. for preferably uncommitted to low Panther. diers were killed and two were the council’s central committee, Quincy High School and served Douglas Gallup, alterations to Includes pool deodorant, dispenser, tablets to East-West differences. This Idea Young supporters of McLucas wounded. but it was not adopted. five years In the Navy. After dwelling at 101 Elizabeth Dr., destroy bacteria and aigae, is o slow metered got a heavy blow to May 1967, demonstrated on the New Ha­ 'Ihe North Vietnamese and his discharge in 1600, he en­ 6800. two weeks before the Israeli- There was sporadic machine- ven Green across the street tablets. For pools up to 18 feet. g\m fire for two hours, and Viet Cong dragged their casual­ ONE DAY-SATURDAY ONLY! rolled In Lowell (Mass.) Tech­ Dawson Pools for William Arab war broke out, vdien the from the courthouse for the (AP Phoiorax) ties off the battlefield, leaving guerrillas fired three rockets at nological Institute, from which Hoch, Bwlmtog pool at 36 Dale 6.99 United Natioos withdrew its fourth straight day Friday but South Vietnamese troops, backed by U.S. Army tank, advance on North Viet- bloody trails to the grass. government forces. Legion Qiief he graduated with honors in Rd., 62.600. emergency force from the Mid­ there were no demonstrators name Army posts hidden in villages 25 miles northeast of the DMZ. Allied warplanes bombed and dle East without an argument It was the latest to a series of when court opened this morn­ #19149 Pool Chemical Winterizing Kit 11.88 ing. strafed the enemy positions to ' l o i p ! ; when requested by Egypt’s confrontatioiu between the Jor­ efforts to push back the assault. One step kit, for pools 21 ft. to 24 ft. Our Reg. 14.88 The two blacks and 10 whites Prerident Nasser. danian government, which has W on ’t Meet ’The air support included Cam­ on the Jury were kept Friday a ’The U.N. emergency force of accepted the U.3. plan for peace Thai Leaders Say: bodian fighter-bombers and ei­ No. 10 to a series from Marlow’s: Where to find what you half hour past the 6 p.m. recess want! Your friends and neighbors bought the following #19121 Winter Aid Liquid Chemieals 3.49 Ice Control Equalizer 8.88 about 8,400 men from India, to the Middle East, and the ther U.S. or South Vietnamese time of the previous two days from Marlow’s last week. (Other stores have some of these For pools that remain filled all year. Our Reg. 3.99 Lightweight, 54” x54” . Controls ice Canada, Yugoelavla, Sweden, guertiUas, who have denounced Dissenters planes. Am Rong declined o since they received the case. items, but only Marlow’s has them all!) formation in pool. Brasil, Norway and Detunaiic It and pledged to sabotage It. Identify the planes further, but Hie six men and six women had formed a buffer between Early to Jime, before the Agnew Will Fight to Assure POR’TLAND, Ore. (AP) — informed sources to Saigon said CAPTAIN’S YACHT HAT with vriiite top, black on the Jury emerged once Fri­ Egyptian and leraell forces United States proposed the Tile national commander of the they had no reports of Americaa rim in large sizes. Bought by a wife to make day to ask for a rereading of the since 1966. U.N. Secretary-Gen- cease-fire plan, commandos American Legion says It would air support to the area. her husband feel important on his ship! (As for Judge’s instructions regarding m at home—well?) eral U Thant is still bitterly and clashed with Jordanian troops be “a waste of time” to discuss There have been several bat­ two conspiracy charges against MM v>*- publicly criticised to Israel for to Amman in battles that result- Southern Asia Gets U.S. Aid Vietnam and other Issues with tles to the Prek Tameak area, Kerosene Lamp Wicks: ’Diese were H” but we also have havtog complied with Naseer’s ed in some 1,000 deaths . ’The McLucas. some youthful dissenters and BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) — “ ’The vice president assured no need for me to indulge to including a three-day fight ear­ other sizes as well as complete parts for ^ kerosene request. flghtlng did not end until King McLucas, 24, is charged with has rejected a request to put Vice FTesident Spiro T. Agnew the ’Thai prime minister that he personalities.” lier this week. The North Viet­ lamps and conversion to electricity parts for making all Amerlcsin officials behave Hussein agreed to a list of guer- kidnaping resulting In death, such a discussion on the ageqda OVER types of lamps . . . ■ Our regular low has assured ’Thai leaders that will leave no stone unturned to 'Thanat said the talks with Ag­ namese and Viet Cong ajq;>ar- conspiracy to kidnap and to more diplomatically but It is no rlUa demands, bring about an effective and of the Legion convention. ently are trying to gain a foot­ Handle for an old EXTCQ Stainless Steel Percolator . . . murder, and binding with crimi­ he wlU "leave no stone un­ new dealt with principles, rath- prices on All secret the United States was ap- Arafat, leader of the A1 Fatah prompt and adequate imple­ J. Milton Patrick of Sklatook, hold there from which to harass ’Die Pot Is now like new. We have handles, tops, pumps Save Up lo 40% OFF nal Intent in the May 1669 death turned” In efforts to overturn news conference . In an earlier and other parts for all makes of coffee makers . . . palled by ’Ihant’s attitude and guerrilla organization, told the mentation of the Nlx

' .1 ' PAGE POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEdlBR, CONN,, SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1970 PAGE FIVE thing of which he believes himself to-be Through the Catskills technologically c t^ b le . Radical Student Movement ' V', -v' ■" lEvpnln^ l|praU) Hie negativlsts m awaits the visitor who Informs of 60 campuses conducted by Angeles, Colorado, iWhshlngtMi, be capable up on the shelf, not to • -if-- Marne. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert to the urge to find the hidden According to Indian legend, the main road. Park your car the leagues Youth Project on trail, the secluded glen, or to the gatekeeper at the entrance Illinois, Utah, Chicago, and Wis­ ____ M EM BER OF be used. H ^ a n d , New Britain. He has two brothers, Roger, 6, and Manltou was a great Indian Just before crossing the bridge Democratic Change, said toe THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ;■ r ; : . . : . , 7 , - ^ roaa^ 4. experience some long forgotten to North Lake Ciampsite that he consin. m left-wing oriented student move­ 17 Associated Press is exclusively en- And even if that happens, and we do f' spirit who created this moun­ and then treat yourself first to wishes to seie the old CatsklD In gauging student respMise tUled to the lu e o l tepublicatlon of all M ^ ^ m M simple pleasures provided by ment had deteriorated to a di­ news dispatches credited to it or not other­ tain fortress agsdnst the evil the view to the east from the to public figures, toe most fa­ then recognize some top speed limit for Barre, Douglass Drew, son of Fred and Marilynn John- nature. Mountain House view. Tbe gate­ wise credited in this paper aikl dso the spirits of the East bridge. keeper will give directions, and versity of groups and goals vored were Rep. Allard K. Low- local news published here. ron Bb w . 187D Sycamore Lane, Manchester. He was bom V^thin a few miles and in less "with no shared sense of direc­ All rights of repuUlcation of special dis­ anything we can call a plane, that will than an hour from the Rip Van ’Hie legend also explains that The mountains from either there will be no cost. ensteln, D-N.Y., Vietnam mora- patches herein are also reserved. Aug. 17 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. IDs maternal grand­ tion and very often with pro­ leave open the still almost totaUy unex­ Winkle Bridge, some of the most tor every evil spirit which at­ side seem to fold together like The Catsklll Mountain House, toriam leader Sam Brown and parents are Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Johnson, Woodbury, N.J. His tempted to cross this barrier, the interlacing of fingers, found and even bitter Internal ITie Herald Printing Compcuy Inc., as­ plored future for the passenger rocket. beautiful trails may be found. until 1963, was the grand queen Michael Harrington. Black Pan­ sumes no financial responsibility for typo­ ^ t o m ^ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Henri Barre, Maple- Manltou ministered a sudden through the notch of the last differences.” ther leader Huey Newton and graphical errors apiiearlng in adverttee- WOOQ, N .J, I’m referring specifically to of mountain hotels, so regal Where the SST could cross a ctmtlnent blow which sent the Intruder fo'd is an unmistakable Tbe league Is a social reform radical theorists 'Tom Hayden ments and other reading matter in H m ■■ *• * • * Rt. 23A from the bridge which with her 18 giant Corinthian Mandiester Evening Herald movement founded in 1905 by or an ocean in a matter of two hours, a follows the scenic road known hurtling down the steep moun­ glimpse of the Hudson River columns which framed a wide received favorable but "luke­ ,V:- W-. I 1 daughter of Rene and Annette Fra- tainside, over the sharp ledges, VaUey. Upton Sinclair, CTarence Dar- warm” responses, toe league Subscriber to Los Angeles Tlmes-Waehlng. rocket ship flying at moderate rocket lonardo W aper’ Old Kent Rd., RR4, Rockville. She was bom as the Rip Van Winkle ’Trail for piazza. From near and far peo­ too Post News Service. to the bottom of a forest ravliie row and Jack London. It is reported. Full service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. a four-mUe climb up the Palen- ple admired this world-famous speed ought to be able to do it In 17 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal to blessed death. headed now by Michael Har­ Ibe least favorable respimse Pnbllahers Representatives — Mathews, P ’M d^rents are Mr. and Mrs. Vito Fralonardo. Rochester, vlUe Mountain, once known as hotel- as it stood stark and white Shannon and Cullen Inc., Special Agency about 10 minutes. the Kaaterakill CSove. . . . kept apart rington, toe Socialist leader, was to Gus Hall, leader on the — New Toiic, Chicago. Detroit and Boston w.Y. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wajr- The traces of these terrible against the dark mountain on a and concerns Itself with politi­ And If we can do that, and there is no As you cross the Rip Van plunges are Immortalized In the by a umterfall barren rocky ledge like a major U.S. Communist party. m e m b e r a u d i t BUREAU OF CIRCULA- ner, Rochester, N.T. She has a brother, Robert, 2. cal, economic and social issues. Winkle Bridge, you might won­ silvery rivulets which plummet prop on a stage. Tbe interna­ Despite expressions of general nO NB. totally conclusive reason why we cannot, • • • fc • The report said student' radi­ dissatisfaction with their coun­ der how you can possibly pro­ down a mountainside, or the But as mighty as the m o u n ­ tionally great and famous were D M ay advertising closing hours Smith, David Scott, son of David and Dawn Perrault cals have "lost toe possiblUtles try, most students questioned we will and should do it. gress very far to the west, for tains are on either side, they among its guests. All came BPr Monday — 1 p.m. FhHday. Smith, 1238 Hartford Tpke., Apt. 96, Rockville. He was bom beautiful, ribbon-Uke waterfalls of ever winning majority sup­ ranked toe United States as 2 For Tuesday — i p.m. Saturday. Hiat, we suspect, 10 minutes coast to are kept apart by a silvery wa­ tor the view — for there It was For Wednesday — l p.m. Monday Aug. 18 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal fpmndpar- port for their program for their secMid most favored terfall — higher than Niagara. —all that one could possibly ask For Thursday — l p.m. Tuesday. coast, might be the point at which al­ mts are Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Perrault, East Longmeadow, change. By provoking toe oppo­ homeland, behind Sweden and For Friday — l p.m. Wednesday. Massive, sharp-edged flat crags for. It was like all Creation had For Saturday — l p.m. Thursday. Mass. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William sition of labor, toe representa­ ahead of Israel, Canada and most everybody would be willing to Auto Makers defy the gentle brook to seek been laid out far below in one CSasslfied deadline — 6 p.m. day b^ Dwyer, Park West Rd., Rockville. today's FUNNY tive black groups, toe New Left England. Only 7.6 per cent said tore publication. 6 p.m. Friday tot halt, all except those who insist, some the precipice; but It reaches the massive sweep. •I » • » destroyed its possibilities of be­ they would prefer to live In a Saturday and Monday publication edge, after hesitating In a little day, on the privilege at materializing Mashner, Graham Scott, son of Melvin and Blaine Due to O ffer Records tell how it was cus­ coming a mass movement.” Communist country. Saturday, August 29 ^ m m e Mashner, RPD2, Crystal Lake Rd., Rockville. He was pool or two, and plunges grace­ tomary for guests to arise before wherever they want to be as if by some fully on its way to the bottom Tbe report referred specifical­ bom Aug. 15 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal dawn and, dressed only In bath­ ly to actions of Students for a magic which, sooner or later, will sub­ New Pacts of the steep ravine. robes and slippers to crowd When “Only” Is Still Too Many grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hamme, Erie, Pa. His Democratic Society and toe for­ Too Many Watciies mit itself to our laboratories. paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mashner. Erie. I watched a curious tourist around the windows EUid balcon­ DETROIT (AP) — The big vriio dared to sit on the edge of mer Student Nonviolent Coordi­ Hie latest casualty figures from the Pa. ies which faced toe east to wit­ NEW YORK (AP) — Spiro T. the rock which projected the nating Committee—SDS and * * 1 * • * 1 three automakers submit new ness tivB sunrise. The valleys Agnew watches have become 9 Vietnam, for the week Just past, are 52 SNOC. Once Lovely Prague contract offers T\iesday to the farthest and dangle her feet as would be Immersed in mist, but toe subject at suits filed against There are few, if any, lovelier cities in Vance, Kathleen Marie, daughter of David and Jane 100 m a y The league reported Its sur­ Americans dead and 868 Americans she leaned over to look down, soon a great golden glow would two companies by Dr. Hale E. all at Europe than Prague. There are al­ Brown Vance, RFDl, Job’s Hill Rd., Ellington. She was bom United Auto Workers union and vey of campuses found that only down, down. For those not quite arise from below toe spectators. Dougherty .who charges toe wounded, and these are the lowest so few so tragic. Aug. 15 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandpar­ the package may be the tip-off 8.6 per cent of student leaders ents are Dr. and Mrs. J. Robert Brown, New Castle, Pa. Her so brave, or foolish, a path at The sensation was one of float­ firms infringed on his copyright figures announced to the American peo­ It Is not the Czech political tragedy on whether there Is to be peace the side permits a stunning full favored toe New Left while 30.6 paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J. Harold Vance, New ing in space, so some said. Tlve per cent classified themselves caricature on toe vice president. ple In nearly four years. which has left Its own national melan­ or strife In the Industry this vlqw of the lovely falls, known eventual melting away of toe choly. It Is the tragedy of decades of Castle, Pa. She has two brothers, David, 5, and Mark, 2%. liberals. The rest Identified In two suits filed In U.S. Dis­ Our own national leadership is pleas­ year. as the Haines Falls, bearing the mist was like an act of magic. trict Court Thursday, toe Ana- neglect which have reduced so much of themselves as moderates, toe name of the village at the top The s w still melts away the helm,, Calif., physician’s Dirty ed to be able to announce such low Prague’s historic, architectural beauty Gerber, Todd Emanuel, son of Vaughn and Marcia Gris­ Peace will be Indicated If the of the mountain. New Politics or toe Democratic wold Gerber, 8 Park West Dr., RockvlUe. He was bom Aug. 16 mist, blit there are no specta­ Party Left, save 8.6 per cent Time Co. accused S. Klein De­ figures. to a dilapidated, tumbling shabbiness. iktera from General Mbtors, Tlioiix Is Back on the main road, a at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Dick Kendrick tors. The CatsklU Mountain partment Stores Inc,, and Hud­ To those who,_ like this writer, recall Ford and CSuysIer include res­ couple o f. miles farther on who said they were conserva­ Everyone shares a kind of relief, that Mr. and Mrs. John Griswold, Thompsonvllle. His paternal toration at an unlimited cost of Wonktgon, III. Hou^e, which had reigned su­ tives. son Watch Co. of marketing the city of the ’40’s it Is a matter of total brings you to a right turn which preme in her own right since no greater number of young Americans grandparents are Mr. Eind Mrs. Emmanuel Gerber, 26 Earl St. living wage escalator and a pen­ Tbe survey was compiled for simUar watches. perplexity that federal or municipal au­ Rockville. He has a sister, Usa, 2. ® ino kj NtA, Inc. ->• leads to the New York State 1824, could not survive toe had to have their lives taken from them, thorities have done so little since then to sion after 30 years service, re­ North Lake Campsite. It Is well changing times. preserve this enchanting jewel at the gardless of age. marked. or wounds inflicted upon them. King, Joseph Paul, eon of James R. Sr. and Anna Fuda ‘ Tnddy't FUNNY will m $1.W for croesroeuls of Eim>pe. But unless these two items each original ‘’hmiqr’’ nsoo. Sond gogo Watch for Laurel Rd. to the And yet there is another feeling, too, King, 38 Grove St., Rockville. He was bom Aug. 14 at Rockville are Included, or some indication to: Tedor'o FUNNY, 1200 Wool Tliird right. Up until recent years, the ’There is scant excuse. Prague was lit­ General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs St, Clorola^, Ohto 44113, . .. just 90 many which accompanies the news of lower given that they might be later, Laurel Mountain House, a large tle damaged in the last war; and, right Walter ModzelewsW, Rt. 80, Rockville. His paternal grandparl seasons and storms after it, one found a well-kept, brightly then a strike may be in the off­ hotel, was situated at the end of casualties. The fewer they become, the NMura Study By atrtrlBn Odum ents arq Mr. and Mrs. Leon King, North St., Hazardville. He colorful and lively city In startling con­ ing. Hie UAW says it is Inflexi­ the road. It was famous for a more bitter, each one seems. AS THE TERN TURNS has two brothers, Richard and James Jr.; and four sisters ble on these two items. wooden balcony which overlook­ In 1942, her doors were no trast with the ruins of such ancient cities Patricia, Jacqueline, Laura and Cheryl. ’ BRICK O ™ longer opened t o guests. Her im- Hie lower the "score,” the more as Nurenberg and Dresden. UAW President Leonard W onders of ed a cascade of water which tumbled In wild abandon down occupted stamina could survive anguish over the fact there has to be Yet, while the old queirters of these Cline, Kristen Lee, daughter of Roy and Caryl Core Woodcock reiterated in an Inter­ COUNTRY STORE German cities have since been admira­ view Thursday he will not even the mountainside becoming vis­ just so many seasons and any death count at all. Cline, 814 South St., Rockville. She was bom Aug. 14 at Rock­ The Universe storms. Members of toe New bly restored, Prague’s famous "Little Wonders of the Universe- Herald put to a ratification vote any ible again at the Horseshoe — COME SEE OUR NEW LINE- In any war, there are no deaths more ville General Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and York State ConservatiMi Depart­ Quarter" of Jan Neruda’s tales and Connecticut Yankee CMitract lacking an unlimited (Continued from Page 4) Curve on Palenvllle Mountain. Yesterdays Mrs. C.W. Core, Grevbul\, Wyo. Her paternal grandparents are The more daring summer guests ment brought her to a merciful FRANKLIN HREPLACES bitterly mourned than those which take some of Its finest old buildings have been Mr. and Mrs. O.H. Cline, Powell, Wyo. She has a brother, Karl- cost of living formula, such as allowed to sink further and further into In May, 1946, a V-2 took off could descend a precipitous end on a snowy night in Janu­ FIREPLACE ACCESSORIES place after the issue hast really been de­ By A.H.O. and a sister, Kelly. prevailed prior to 1967. ary 1963 with one strategically decline at a time when modem Industrial Weather: Part I 25 Years Ago from the White Sands Proving wooden stairway to a grotto un­ cided, between the devlopment of those He added that the new pacts placed match. pollution is taking Its own increasing toll Grounds and rose to an altitude derneath a ledge over which the PENNY CANDY COUNTER By DR. I.M. LEVITT, correspondent. He received a Chief Samuel G. Gordon of All those who have never been had just appeared along a sec­ must contain “ 30-and-out," the water falls. Tivese three very special sights conditions on which the war is going to of the environment. retirement plan. of 100 miles. A camera in the ANTIQUES — GIFTS DIRECTOR letter from a friend in Boston the Manchester Police Depart­ bitten by the political bug per­ tion of the Ckxmectlcut shore. Educator Declares: 'Hie hotel no longer exists (It may be experienced within a end and the actual arrival of the cease­ ’There is an unavoidable impression In making Tuesday’s offers, rocket nose took a photograph “OLD FASHION ITEMS” ^ A The Fels Planetarium who indicated that they saw the ment says that during the year Marcus saw the oU spiHage, and was IntentionaUy destroyed by short time as they are all close that no one, at least no one with real au­ sonally should make an extra­ of the earth. When the photo­ fire. of the Franklin Institute eclipse but the following day the 612 arrests were made, 248 promptly blamed it on the Nix­ the comi>anies wiU be rejecting the New York State Conserva­ together. I visited them within AT thority to get something done, has cared. ordinary effort to be charitable another of Woodcock’s de­ graph was examined, it sudden­ '^Hie war in Vietnam is at some such ’Ihis year marks the 100th an­ weather turned inclement. being minor automobile law vio­ and understanding toward those on Administration’s Secretary Business Must Understand ly dawned on scientists that tion Department when much of a period of about an hour and a Even today, when the worldwide focus niversary of the founding of the mands : That they abandon what “OLD FASHION PRICES” Franklin correctly surmised lations and one arrest for mur­ who have. Nice guys, like Wal­ of the Interior. here was the first large-scale the surroimding area was added half. point, with both sides recognizing that on environmental pollution and decay U. S. Weather Bureau and also he calls "their lockstep ap­ that the Inclement weather had der. lace Barnes, or tough guys, like weather picture ever made. On to North Lake Campsite as a None of tlve places mentioned Free Delivery W ithin 10 MUes they are not likely to produce much has prompted some start on restoration, represents the 10th anniversary Now we dtm’t know whether proach” of making simulta­ moved from Philadelphia to Ed Marcus, are in equal dan­ Broadest Social Problems State Park), nor does the wood­ require any climbing, for you Rt. 6, Andover-Columbia Line there is still an atmosphere of apathy. of the launching of ’TIROS, the Marcus really believed his own neous and virtually Identical ini­ October 6, 1964, an Aerobee more change in any basic sltuatltm Boston and, thus, he became 10 Years Ago ger of losing themselves in the Ry UNDA RUBET en balcony or stairway, but the are already on top of toe moun­ One feels that conservation is still way first weather satellite. ’Tremen­ prediction about what the vote and speolalizatiMt that an accel­ tial offers. rocket i^otograph of the earth aware of the motion of weather ventures upem which they be­ AP Busineas Writer thrill of witnessing the birth of tains, toe CatsklU Mountains. through the continued use of arms and down on the list of local priorities. dous strides In weather fore­ Joseph Dyer is named new would be in the primary, and erating rate of change brings? Union negotiators also have a covered about 1.25 miUion across the land. However, this the continued tfiklng of life. Hiat Is why Wenceslas Square, the city center casting have occurred In the assistant director of the State come engaged. ’Those young we don’t know, either, whether NEW YORK (AP) — (Hie "This question is open for dio- convention mandate to get "a square mUes and dlscloeed two information was of little value whose name Is a symbol the world over, century; but since meteorologi­ Employment Service. people who turn to politics as he really thought he was acoom- ' great genius of American Indus- cusslon more now than anytime substantial wage increase," but hurricanes of which meteorolo­ U they have peace talks in progress at for there wets no way of relay­ is run down. For a decade one of its cal satellites became opera­ Wilber Little cross-files for their way of taking a "trip” are plishing anything by that last ' try is the art of management since the ’80s,’’ Lombard adds. this has not been spelled out In gists were completely unaware. ing weather information from Paris, because they have recognized be­ famous old hotels has been an untidy tional, these advances are so Assembly seat, and Walter likely to find themselves flirting minute trip down to the shore. and organization, almost every­ The broader social issues cents per hour. Thus, with the launching of one place to another except by tween themselves that they are not real­ building under-going conversion. To this exciting that erne wishes he Mahoney and Sherwood Bowers with the most dangerous and We don’t even know whether he one concedes. pihgulng American business and Woodcock has said the com­ the high-altitude rockets, meteo­ horse and, in many instances, day it looks like something that will could be around In, say, the file for Board of Directors, .devastating drug of all, and a thought he was picking up votes Foreign companies ctemor for society today increasingly point panies Mily "would be getting rology entered new era. For the ly going to do any more fighting which the weather moved as fast, or never be finished. year 2020 to see what form forcing a primary in both par­ habit no one ever really suc­ by some of his other last min­ men with experience In Amerl- to the fact that a Umited point warm" if they offered an 8 per first time man could see the faster, than a horse. Thus, creates any basic change In their respec­ Sidewalks on the square and all over weather forecasts may assume. ties. ceeds in kicking. ute campaign gestures, which ' can firms, for American man­ of view by business no longer cent wage Inc rase or 32 cents weather from the outside look­ Franklin’s discovery remained tive military situations. midtown are forever cluttered with what ’There was a time when man were for stricter law and order, agement consultants, for anyone works, Lombard says. Present- hourly. This Is on top of a 28- ing In. It should be noted that of academic Interest only. How­ Once candidates have put l i i l S i might be “ sets” for Samuel Beckett’s was completely at the mercy on one hand, and for a state lot­ who can teach them the man­ day management, he says, is cent wage Increase or 32 cents the American rocket pioneer, Neither side is quite willing, however, ever, other developments were themselves on the stuff, not "End Game” —ash bins overflowing with of the elements and suffered of 10 miles. In the 1920s the air­ tery, on the other. agement techniques that have finding it increasingly dlfflctdt hike that becomes effective Dr. Robert H. Goddard, on July to bring Itself to an open admission of to occur which were to give even their best friends can bring garbage, set out In rows to await a mu­ bitterly when capricious weath­ plane was also used to go aloft so far sustained the affluent so­ to handle problems like pollu­ Sept. 15, the day after current 17, 1929, had attempted to rock­ G meaning and substance to the them back to reality. this. To the contrary, each side does nicipal collection service which may er turned summer into winter to probe the weather. Men fly­ ’The point is that, once you ciety. And American managers tion and the environment, pock­ three-year pacts expire. et a thermometer and barome­ motion of the weather. cling to the theory that it may, by come round tomorrow but In practice and winter Into a traumatic ex­ ing t h e fragile and flimsy We have before us what we start running, you keep ort by patterns and Space Age mete­ allowed to decay so far that it too cannot permitted meteorologist to re­ that post again and use it for But they ought to reach, next, for a Hiey also developed weather and also track them to predict leave no slightest campaign pos­ “ We Americans have always Lombard adipits he has no cmi- Ernest MacheU, Manchester orology sprang into being. Manchester ^ hope to survive. cord temperatures and pres­ his friends, against his enemies, cease-fire, which should have just as vanes and rain gfuages to pro­ the arrival time at a given sta­ sibility unexploited. It told, in taken a lot of pleasure in telling crete answers. But creating a collector of revenue. In July of (Next Week; The appUcations Only In the last few years has some sures up to altitudes of 10,000 and for some new posslbUity of vide a form of quantitative In­ tion. ’Thus, still another tool bated breath style, bow Marcus ourselves how good we are," ob­ whole new system of values is last year, tax receipts equaled of satellites to meteorology.) much virtue, in Vietnam, as the Unit­ effort been made. The most spendid of feet. A brilliant Scotsman, in higher nomination. strumentation. ’That their fore­ was culded to the arsenal of the had shifted his campaign sched­ serves George P. Lombard, sen- no more complex, he feels, than 50.7 per cent of that year’s esti-, all P r a g u e’s baroque churches, St. 1749, had used a kite to take a ed States, rightly, thinks It has in the casts were little better than meteorologist. The same war ule so he could go down and Why? As soon and as logically ^ lor associate dean for educatlMi- relying on computers to bring mates. Memorial Nicholas, in Malostrana, has been re­ conditioned speculations Is Im­ thermometer aloft. Also in 1893, 6ike a personal look, from the Near East. stored. So, too, the famous be-statued produced the V-2 rocket. ask why of heroin, LBD and co­ al affairs at the. Harvard Unl- together the synthesis of knowl­ All first-half taxes plus all Served Long Term material. Their attempt to fore­ an unmanned balloon had car­ boat of his "Groton coordina­ caine as of politics, the most re- ' verslty Business School. “ And taxes totaling less than $60 A week of no casualties would ac­ 15th-century diaries bridge — is there edge and judgment necessary Cordell Hull, who was de­ cast the weather meant that an­ ried instruments to an altitude (See Page Five) tor,” at the oU spillage which lenUiess drug of all. It’s equally true that the Ameri­ were due last month. These de­ complish as much as, pertiaps more anywhere a more g;raclous spectacle in for a coherent solution. scribed by President Franklin cient man was ctmscious of the can business culture, as are But there is one thing he linquent are subject to an in­ old, weathered linestone?—the so-called impact of weather on his day-to- Roosevelt as the "father of toe than, a week of "only" 52 Americans most business cultures, is rela­ would suggest. “ First we’ve got terest penalty of three-quar­ "Hungry Wall’ from the reign of day existence. Unfortunately, United Nations,” served as sec­ tively success-oriented.” to break up the monolithic edu­ ters of one per cent per month, 2 dead, "aedla Britan- Ten Minutes Would Be Reasonable naissance. with an understanding of broad objects In Prague In a derelict state and terspersing a student’s educa­ $5,688,940, against a 12-month nica. Around 1600 the astute Galileo social problems ratKer than just Somewhere on the graph of the future that almost all now are repaired. Fischetti tional process with periods of estimate at $11,496,048. About invented the thermometer and concentrating mi its own limited But all of Prague Is such a catalog of work In the real world so that $150,000 at estimated tax re­ there is, presumably, a line which rep­ in 1643 his pupil ToricelU, in­ area of Interest. the antique and elegant that these are education and real life can un­ ceipts Is for last year’s taxes, i Anniversary resents the limit for practical return vented the barometer and cor­ To clarify the point, Lombard but welcome oases In a general edr of de­ derstand each other better than outstanding when the 1909-70 related pressure with altitudes. points to a passage In the book from the increase in the speed of air cline. So much has been left so long that they do.” fiscal year ended. PINE PHARMACY ’Thus, In the first half of the “Ttie Theory of Social Revolu­ Other revenue in July report­ 9 travel. estimated repair costs now are stagger­ 17th century, two basic weather 6M CENTER ST. NOV. 14 tions” written decades ago by a ed by MacheU is: $73,856 to tbe ing. Only 10 to 16 years of costly, inten­ instruments which coidd pro- (Presumably, at that point, after man named Brooks Adams. Ac­ Roman Show Ruined Water Fund, against a 12- 649-9814 c o m m it t e e sive effort can put right tbe ravages of V i d e quantitative answers PLAHNING - various efforts to try out higher speeds, cording to Adams, the Ameri­ ROME (AP) — The sound and month estimate of $464,874; so many y e a » of official Indifference. came into being. Even in those can specialty is making money. light show at the Roman £V>r- $28,063 to the Sewer EWd, human technology will relax, and settle To problems of cost are added short­ early days, these inquisitive PRESCRIPTION And he says, most American um, which traces the city’s his­ against a $418,666 estimate; ages of building materials and of skilled men knew the winds were not for what it has found to be the highest businessmen are too busy mak­ tory through the fall of the Ro­ $421,868 to the Fire District building labor, while all the time the in­ the same at the top of a moun­ SPECIALISTS W. Harry England practical speed, and ctmcentrate on ing profits in specialized areas man Empire, is being suspMid- Fund, against an $894,121 esti­ WUliam B. 'Thornton, Chairman roads of age and weather are further ag­ tain as in a valley and even to comprehend fundamental or ed because at cracks in 2,000- mate; and $11,156 to the Spe­ Free Preecription Ploknp Dr. George Lundberg, Jr. guaranteeing its safety, comfort, and gravated by modem industrial effluents. with their crude barometers dis­ over-aU social . considerations. year-old archways. cial Downtown Taxing District and Delivery Jacob F. Miller service efficiency. A study by a federal committee on 160 covered that atmospheric pres­ True administration, Lom­ Inqaectors ordered the sus­ Fund, against a $82,826 esti­ Dr. Robert Stanton Czechoslovak towns most affected by de­ sure also differed. In 1783, the Open All Day Sunday, 8-8 More and more members of the bard points out, is defined by pension Friday after they mate. Jack R. Hunter teriorating living environment has still Montgcdfler brothers invented Adams as the art of generaliza­ Edward M. Kenney Senate, by Wadiington report, are be­ to be followed by a program for action. looked at cracks in tbe Palace Mrs. Elaine Mrosek the hot-air balloon, thus pro­ tion. In other words, it is the of Tiberius, built two years be­ ginning to think that moment may al­ As it is, tourists stlU flock into Prague viding a system for transport­ abiUty to coordinate many di­ Paul P. Somoaa fore Jesus Christ was bom. The George Marlow ready have arrived, and, are begin­ and out Into the countryside to the ro­ ing meteorological instruments verse fketors into a coherent mantic castles. Close up, not much of palace ruins are near spectator, Bert Dittus to higher edtltudes to determine whole. stands for the summer specta­ Robert P. FuUer ning to trend, therefore, against ap­ the oapital -looks quite like the glossy pic­ the characteristics of the atmos­ Modern management, Adams OPEN cle that Is included in most Roy Ferguson, Architect propriating 2290 millions more to speed tures Issued by the travel agencies. But phere there. asserts, has developed in the op­ Donald K. Anderson it is impossible not to fall In love with tours of Rome. the development of the supersonic trans­ At about the same time in posite direction. Specialisation WESTOWR Prague and to stay in love, particularly the United States, Benjamin is the ultimate end, he says. The port which could travel 1,800 miles an looking down on it from tbe Hradcany as Franklin discovered another im- problem, according to both Ad­ ALL DAY PHARMACY hour. dusk falls to make the shabbiness and 'portant element in weather ams and Lombard, la that OKN AU DAY Thair Help -i- Your Help Makes A Belter Hospital Hils raises the possibility — not really leave only the incqmparaUe profile of a forecasting—the march of the American busineas is too spe­ city of countless domes and spires. weather across the land. He had cialized to do any good for Itself SUNDAY ■ one to be believed as yet—that the super­ In "Conservation Yecu’” something looked forward to observing an / or tor the Increasingly complex t A.M. M 7 PM. SUNDAY sonic transport might be the first in­ society In which it operates. should be started so that Prague can eclipse of the motm from Phil­ AU Medicinal Services AvaUable stance in human history when man stand up to inspection In the sunlight too. adelphia and failed ^cause of ^1170 Chicago Daily Newt The majMT question for busi­ ARTHUR ORUR — ERIC BOURNE IN THE CHRISTIAN ness today, Lombqrd says, Is: hangs bask from accomplishing some- inclement weather. Franklin 455 HARTFORD RD. 643-523^ SCIBNCB MONITOR. was famous as an inveterate' How to cope with the diversity P A G E SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, AUGUST 29. 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1970 P A G E SjBJVEN

• ^ Heralding Homes Heralding Homes Ecology F lag STAR -By CLAY R. POLLAN- ~ ARIIS UIRA Hot Hues Liven Chalet To Fly Again W MAR. 2> Your Daily Activity Guida JM itn. According to lh» Start. ’’ OCT. (Oonttamed tram P a g « « ) »» Hot Hues Liven Chalet, Spanish Style SmaU accessory shelves 'are REDDINO, Conn. (A P ) — An . .',20-21-31-43 To develop message for Sunday, 2-32-44-63/ reod words corresponding to numbers dr^MS matching those of the covered with cerise felt. A Slow­ all-green flag of ecology—simi­ ^31-01-79-84 |65-72-81-86V^ of your Zodiac birth sign. living room) open onto a wood­ er is stiU a shower by any other lar to an American flag except ^ TAURI{S SCORRIO ^ AM. 20 1 Ntw 31 Promise 61 Be OCT. 22 en balcony which extends to the name, even when framed by one In color—la back in the hands 2 You're 32 Endowed 62 Matter ■Udlpg jdoora In the kitchen, yeUow and one deep pink show­ of folksiiiger Mary Travers and I MA7 20 3 Something 33 And 63 Keen ftor. It 64 Deciskxts j The f sun shines brightly hU er curtain — each tied back with her husband,, publisher Gerald !T>,11-13-25-37 4 Inttretteo 34SuggMt 7-12-24-34, .^40-38A9 5 Don't, 35 Pry 651r«tuition day every day in this Mtchra beads ot the opposite color. Taylor. 6 In ' . 36 Good 66 Away 45-57-78 GIMINI with its lemon yellow counter A stairway leads down to a State TTooper John Anderson, 7 Avoid 37 Praise 67 Affairs SAGITTARIUS S lo r y B y 25iMAy 21 80f 38 Out 68 For NOy.22 / tops; the floor, Spanish tile recreation area in stunning acting on a complaint by a 9Volue 39 Into 69 Woy. June Tompkins beautifully reproduced in a Mediterranean blues n»ui neighbor, took the flag from the " c r J U N l 20 10 Moke 40 A 70 Visiting ! OK. 21 ( g greens. *■ 6-19-36 11 Effort 41 Seem 71 Get ; 5-15-23-354 much more practical vinyl. couple Sunday. But state police D, 12 Companions 42 To 72 And ! ^8-68«)-90 147-5667 t Two oversize windows domln- Mr. Berlinger’s pride and Joy returned it Thursday. 13 Brings 43 Will 73 An CANCIR CAPRICORN Photos B y ate the master bedroom with is this area which he did prac­ After apparent discussions In- 14 0on^ 44 With 74 Help )JUNf 21 15 Meddle 45 A 75 Regiording OK. 22 fascinating shades to eHminnfo tically by himself. IQs flair for volvl2ig the police and Circuit 16 Slont 46 Comes 76 Develops Albert Buceivicius tm r 22 JAN . It bright sunlight One la red lin­ “ the different” is evident in the Court prosecutors the flag was 17 You 47 Into 77 From 18 Could 48Doy 78 Fling 117-18-27-28/ en, the other, gold linen. They redwod paneling. One wall is returned and no charge has \14-26-38-49 39-60-70 19 Art? 49 Your 79 Fulfilled 19-7382-87 ^ compliment the red and yeUow paneUed vertlcaUy and the oi>- been placed against the couple. 20A 50 Persorxjl 80 Visitir>g shag carpet and bedspread of posite waU, horizontaUy. LIO 21 Romontic 51 Likely 81-Good “We gave It up willingly. j JULY 2J 22 C anges 52 Sound 82 Unfortunote red and gold brocade. A green formica covered l

These photos, mode at Shaker Heights, Ohio, show preschoolers Candidate Visits Manchester / in a two-week summer program in which they are taught traffic safety. When they take off for kindergorten in the fall, they Will be armed with a kriowledge of rules for Reform Inside System r pedestrians and motorists. The city-sponsored Safety Town Safety Town aims to help the child realize his responsibility in keeping Stressed by Weicker USINESS SERVICES DIRECTORY » himself from dangers on the street, bring to his attention the ,. problems careless pedestrions present to the motorist, teach By SOL B. COHEN him the importance of obeying traffic rules, establish and (Herald B arter) To Cong^ressman Lowell Weicker, the Republican can­ cultivate good character habits such as courtesy, didate for U.S. senator, it has been one, long, uninter­ thoughtfulness, consideration and respect for others. rupted campaign since he declared his candidacy last CAMPING HIGH g r a d e spring, "and it will go on without interruption, until^the Noveml^r 3rd election.” EQUIPMENT /matauaSifX p r i n t i n g In Manchester on an unsched­ Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags, Job and Conunerdal uled, two-hour -visit yesterday FUNERAL HOME Air Mattresses, Stoves, Uruguay afternoon, he remarked, “ When- Lanterns Printing ev/sr I’m not in Washington, rep­ Prompt and Effldent resenting the people of Connecti­ Wm. J. Lennon, Director FARR'S Prtntuig of AH Kinds cut, and whenever I’m not In Closes Greenwich with my family, I’m Camp - Bike - Sport 142 E. CENTER ST. 2 MAIN STREET Gommunity Press out on the campaign trail — at Depot Square that’s where I belong, and that’s 254 Broad St., Rear 649-7196 Open Dally to 9:00 P.M. Schools wlvere I’ll be.” J. FA R R — 643-7111 Telephone 643-5727 The Weicker campaign bus ar­ MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay rived In Manchester at 3 :30 yes­ (AP) — The government hao or­ terday afternoon, after the GOP CUSTOM MADl dered all high schools closed for candidate had campaigned in DIOR’S New Britain and West Hartford. Answers Printing ^eeds CANVAS AWNINGS the rest of the year because of MANCHESTER Weicker was met by Republi­ SHELL student disorders, and an educa- can vice chairman Saunda Tay­ MEMORIAL GO. Perhaps you have wondered ' attention is g;iven. Small wonder Uon pfficial says the unrest Is lor, Deputy Mayor David Ode- why so many business firms that more and more people are SERVICE and so many individuals de- turning to Community Press for linked with the guerrilla kldnap- gard (GOP candidate for state Opposite East Cemetery pend upon. the Community all printing needs. 658 CENTER STREET ings of a U.S. agricultural ex­ senator). Town Treasurer Rosa- Will Your Car Be Ready? Ilng Qulsh. Quality Mamorlals Press for all of their printing Community Press U easy to MECHANIC ON DUTY pert and a Brazilian corjsul. requirements. Surely there reach for it is located at roar- He first toured the Municipal “ There is a declared war Over SO Years’ Experience It’s not too late to begin plan- work far you, you will return must be a reason, and the rea- Broad St. and you can drive AT ALL HOURS which the secondary schools Building offices and then went nlng motor tripe, and'ft are again and again for they doi son is a very good one. Mr. and right up to the door and parK. Starters, Generator*, have not escaped,” said Acosta to the Iona Manufacturing Co., one who ie going to make a trip fine work and you will find wlvere he met the in-and-out Call 649-5807 Mrs. Frank Larson, owners of ’This eliminates any parking Carburetors, y Lara, director general of the U would 'be wise to have your them most ojccommodating ^ d business are experts in the problems. SEE US FOB: workers on the 4 :30 shift change. Domestlo - Foreign Can federal council on secondary ed­ A. AIMETTT, Prop. oar tuned up before starring, eager to please you in every printing. Both are al- Perhaps you are not familiar fj Alamlnnm Boll Up After that, he toured the Shop­ 648-7008 ucation, who announced the clo­ Harrison St., Manohester Nothing spoils the pleasure of way. ■ .^^,gyg j„terested In the problems with the proper way to lay out Awnings These preschoolers are learning safety principles in a miniature city in which they sures Friday nig^t. ping Parkade. He left Manches­ o Door Canopies lay*act parts of pedestrians and motorists. After completing training at the Shaker such a trip more than a car Many mioto(ristB stSli' do ridt .their customers; they take a your printed message. ’The Members of the Tupamaro ter at about 0:30. • Storm Doors S[eights, Ohio, Safety Town, they are ready to waik or ride to schooi with confiifence. FIRE SAFETY is taught at chiid level. Even though he was on a that does not function properly realize that worn shock absorb- ygry real and personal Interest Larsons will gladly help you. guerrilla organization kidnaped and you can eliminate this ers are a real danger, especial- seeing that every printing job They know ho w It should be MANGHESTER • Comblnatton Windows Brazilian Consul Aloysio Mares tight schedule, Weicker consent­ Manchester Awning Oe. ed to a short Interview, before trouble ft you have your car ly on a long trip or under poor turned out here is done exact- done so that the Impqrt of yolff Dias Gomide and U.S. police ad- STEVENSON’S tuned up at Stevenson’s Elsso driving conditions. If you find ly as their clients specify. message gets across to the re- 195 WEST CENTER ST. ver dan A. Mitrlone on July the tour. T el^ h on e 649-SODl He acknowledged that cam- Statlon, 406 Miain St. that your car does not comer Another plus Is the fact that clpient. S s b o f o o i L 31. A week later, they kidnaped , ^ Richard and Robert Steven- properly or that it seems to Community Press takes enorm- From all of this, you can Established 1949 Clarence L. FTy, a soU e x p ^ p a l ^ w e cosUy oi^ratlons and ESSO said that his GOP primary cam­ son, owners ■of Stevenson’s Efeso bounce and sway unduly, per- ous pride In the fine workman- see that Community Press is CHOICE VARIETY working for the Uruguayan gov­ 405 MAIN ST. Station, take much pitde In the haps the shock absorbers need ship, attention to detail, and to certainly .a busy place, but when ernment. paign, which led to his victory ^ M Upholstery over State Sen. John Lupton, quaUty of the work turned out replacing. Stop in at Stevenson’s this end brings a vast and you walk In you would never They killed Mitrlone Aug. 9 TEL. 649-5533 know it for both Mr. and Mrs. Qualify “ cost, roughly, *200,000.” >here and when you do taike a Esso and let them check the varied -knowledge of all phases P and IVI Shop after the government refused to Larson always take plenty of BE-UPHOLSIEBINQ He estimated that his election car to their station for any kind shocks tor you. of the printing' business. No 5- + I s free 160 convicts described by * Tuno-Ups time to assist you. ’They have Seafood campaign, in which he is pitted Ostrinsky of work, ypu are sure that Stevenson’s offers pickup and work goes out Bi ik j ta ' Invalid Needs * left turn under watchful eye of a volunteer counselor. youths, identifying themselves your tires? It is foolish indeed notice if you wish raised print­ OPEN 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Teen-agers are recruited from junior high schools to against me,” he said. “ I’ll win SBxed Breed t|ipp9ss« SATURDAY 8 A.M.-NOON in mimeographed flyers as Aqaarlnm Aeoeseeriaa, im . to drive on smooth tires when ing — more if at all posslhle. TOURAINE teach children fundamentals of traffic safety. because of what Lowell Weicker you oaio get Atlas TireB, Good­ Business firms and profession­ “ Students of the People,” tossed stands for — not because of Our Own Special Btendsd J. A. WHITE fire bombs at the office of a Ro­ P et F eeds LUCA'S year Tires and the Jetson (fot- al men have turned to raised what they (Dodd and Duffey SBLF-SERVICE lass by Goodrich at such printing — they find it produces PAINTS GLASS CO., INC. TRAFFIC SIGNALS and rules are explained. man Catholic newspaper, a ra- , . „ dlo station and a television 1, MAMCHESTER UkUNDRAMAT reasonable prices at Steven­ a more favorable impression. 31 BisseU S t — T el. 649-7822 He said of Dodd, “ His can­ Digr Oenaing and Tailoriag channel. PbT C EN T E R son’s Esso. Among other print Jobe turned didacy belongs to the status quo Also: Rewoaving and custom FOR BEST RESULTS Unknown terrorists believed One item that will pay you out at (fonununlty Press are of the 1940’s and the 1960’s. He made shUs, pants and oostn. to be ’Tupamaros failed ’Thurs­ to have done is to have a good flyers, and estimates on the represents the old politics —the Falr^^ceSjitool^^ day nlg^t in an attempt to as­ waxing Job done on your car. work will be gladly given. business-as-usual politics. PAUL'S DuPONTS Photos by Frank Kucbirchuk sassinate a criminal court judge Offset printing is most pop-* “ Unlike Sen. Dodd, I beUeve •In many coses cars stand out as he stood In the lobby of his in the weather at least 10 per ular and Community Press has PAINT SUPPLY that we must keep up with Stop ’n Go WALK SIGNAL gets the line moving. apartment house. Judge Jose KIDDIE cent of the time and some both a platemaster made by the change—^now and in the future. 645 MAIN STREET Pedro Purpura ducked into a Itek Biisiness IToduots Divi­ Prop: "Rady" DoPont 176-17B day and night. A good coot of ' m 649-0300 comer in time to avoid a blast His way doesn’t belong hero KORRAL sion, Photostat Corp. of Roch­ CHILD Stiroee Stw.o*, wax is an investment in the sell St., 647-6222, from 8:30 a.m. of eight machine-gun bullets today.” ester, N. Y. ’This completely 275 Main Street DAT OABE CENTER Manehestar preservation of the finish of Defense Says Viet Trial to 5 p.m. South Africa’s Nonwhites fired from a passing car. ’Turning his remarks to Duf- automatic offset plate proces­ Happenings East Catholic High — Orienta­ fey, he said, “ For too long. Hourily e Dally e Weekly IMvo-Ri Fe*kig your car, and at Stevenson’s Phone: 649-6977 Purpura, whose business con Responsible Care for 2, 8, Elsso they do a fine Job. sor produces two plates per tion Day for juniors and seniors nections resulted in a recent play- AUTOMOTIVE For Teens 6 ,5-yr. olds from 7 a.m. to Brakes should be checked pe- minute from which five to ton Featuring a oompleto line of New in Annals of War — 9 a.m.-noon. Vent Frustration at Rugby confllct-of-lnterest court Investl- ®*^ ^ segments of the ^ p iu a - thousand copies can be printed Wednesday, Sept. 2 • p.m. Monday tbm Sat­ riodix^ally and although your Shell Products plus DA NANG, Vietnam (AP) — mony lines up with what was gaUon, has been accused in the J®® duffey is directing Ws urday- MEMORIAL on offset printing presses. SUPPLIES General Antomottve Saturday, Aug. 29 Town Pools — same as Mon­ By KENNETH L. WHITING described one such scene at leftist press of being: an agent of comments to groups—pie yming, Hot Lancbee Served brakes may stop your cor this This is an entirely new con­ 'Die chief defense attorney for a found in that hamlet,” said day. George after the All Blacks won CORNER STORE does not mean that they ere in Repairing Brown. He also noted that two Globe Hollow—open 10 a.m.- JOHANNESBURG, South Af- the U.S. Central Intelligence the blacks, the aged, M d « ) B Delnoont St.. ManohestM' cept in making offset plater young Marine charged . with . 6 p.m. Drug Advisory Center, 81 Rus- rlca (AP) — South Africa’s non- 36-8: ‘"The police acted with Agency. I say that there’s only 649-5531 ) Party Goods, Magazines gpood condition. and through Its use Cfommunlty PLUS . . Vietnamese women who were excessive officiousness in pre­ murdering 16 Vietnamese civil- present tesUfied that there were Waddell, Verplanck, Saulters aell , ^ St., 647-6222, from 8:30 a.m. whites think the All Blacks are Police sources said the attack °**® category of voters—the pU- 1 Groceries, (fold Chits Stevenson’s Elsso Station has Press la able to offer 24-houi MACHINE SHOP Ians summed up his case today no Viet Cong in the village the Swanson Pools — open 11 to 5 p.m. beautiful. venting the nonwhites, mostly mlght have been part of a ’Tupa- *®"® the United States. Ffey* I Fruits—Vegetables a repairer’s license land they do service Monday through MHS Guidance and Placement Nonwhites in this country are youths, from rushing to see and excellent work on ail makes and SON W ILLIS maro campaign against govern- tng to segments of the popiUa- Greeting Cards Wednesday on most forms, ft SERVICE by saying that criminal tricUs in night of the incident. ®-^- Offices — 8 a.m.-noon; 1-3 p.m. officially labeled Bantu and Col- touch their heroes. . . 1 models of cars. They repack such cases could ruin the armed What the defense seemed to Drug Advisory Center, mental officials, police and U.S. tion leads to polarization. Pll We Depend On You . . . the copy is ready for the cam­ «,ch cases could ruin the armed ^ ^^om 1 East Catholic High — Orienta- ored, respectively the country’s "I suppose it is a natural advisers. ’The ’Tupamaros have direct my remarks on the issues the front wheel bearing; also era. Copy that is ready for the forces. tion Day for freshmen and soph- black majority of 13 million and thing for the police to feel re- go„,pjained about alleged mis- to all the voters, not to special MERCURY You Can Depend On Ua! they carry a full line of grease MANCHESTER GARAGE that tecause the villagers lived ® P-"' Itek,' Monday through Wednes­ “ America concerned Community Y, N. Main omores — 9 a.m.-noon. some 1.8 million people of sentment at the unruly behavior treatment of their members groups, and that’s what Mr. Travel Aqency seals and wheel bearingB for days, if It Is brought In, early 18 Main S t, Tel. 649-4531 in an enemy-infested area and Waddell Pool — Teen Swim mixed blood. ®< th® nonwhites at these match- Open 7 Days A Week about this type of prosecution, sympatheUc 8:30 p.m., Experitheatre captured by police. Duffey should do. I intend to till Midnight repJacement, nationally known in the morning, can be picked AUTO PARTS Night. The All Blacks are a rugby ®®- Indeed the All Blacks would sparkplugs end points. Spoekillilng In brand-new __ you can shoot them any- Pr®®®nta “ The F an^ tlck s.” speak out on Issues that are for 6 4 6 ^ 2 ^ up as a finished order the fol­ 2 10 BKOAD S! dared Gene Stipe, an Oklahoma 4-H Fair Grounds, Bradley Verplanck_Adult Swim Night, te®*" from New Zealand cur- fe®* happier if the support they the good of all the people.” Cars that do not start easily Manchester Pet Center lowing day. ’This 24-hour serv- regardless of cause. 362 MAIN ST. BRAKE SERVICE litate senator who is defending Field, Rt. 76, Windsor Locks,V Mary Cheney Library 10:30 r®ntly touring southern Africa receive from these people could Tolland He said that a basic differ­ NO SERVICE lEure generally thought to have Everyone loves a pet. At least. do our very best to solve ypqr jee applies to one side only; ft Pvt. Randell D. Herrod, 20, Cal­ Hartford County 4-H Fair, 9 a.m.. Rod Steiger will narrate defeating iriost of their he tempered to the extent of ev- ence between him and Duffey is CHABOB starter troubl©- but oometlm'es that’s what It looks*^Uke ft you j problems. We feel that your pet two sides (the reverse side) Is vin, Okla. a.m. - 11 p.m. — special events "Bridge from No Place” - cur- white opposlUon. ®ry tru® rugby deed whether by on their attitudes to the exist­ this comes from the generator, see the large clientele of I problems are ours. Living at 83 to be used, it requires 46 hours; OPEN Front End Allgnmont rent rehabilitation techniques. White South Africans, natural- fewn *>®y o*" visiting hero. Horse Show Set BEsiatVATIONS FOB “ It is one sure way to. destroy today Include the Horse Draw ing political system. e HOTELS M in e Buy-SeU At Stevenson’s Elsso Station pet lovers who visit and patron- Ralph Rd., Manchester, also the extra time allows the first Girl Calls and dancing to the Great ’Train Free to adults and young adults! ly enough, cheer the home “ PPfeuded on ito merits. SAT. TO 1 P.M. Gonaral Ropalr Work the effectiveness of the armed For Tomorrow ” I believe we have the great­ • a i r l i n e s v v l l l w Appraise they rebuild startena and gen- ize the Manchester Pet Center gives us a personal pride not side to dry thoroughly. Try forces o f the United States of Robbery from 8-11 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 3 teams. Nonwhites invariably ^ ^ ‘1'.® est political system in the e STEABISHIPS Collections Wanted erators. Once you have them do, at 696 Main St., Manchester, only Ih our fine store, but also Community Press for .the best Convent Life Sunday, Aug. 30 Town Pools — same as Mon­ hail the i/isitors. Not that the AU ®** “ JJ® ^®‘' The T and W 4-H Riders and Weicker said. “ Reforms We’re Paying Top Current every week. in our lovely town,” he says. in printing. Am erictu” Blacks are black; a co«)le of dents ®®®uroccur bocaiwe because ofo f the “a^ •27 Main St.,.BIanchester Fine Quality Both sides rested their cases Globe Hollow — open 10 a.m.- day. „ , . . and changes must be accom- Prices, Contact Us Started tn 1963 by Mr. Ben Some of the oervlces offered solute frustration” felt by his Drivers are sponsoring their p^g^ed vrithln the system. We JOHN'S •aziier In the day after hearing 6 p.m. Drug Advisory Center, 81 Rus- Pfey®*’® with Maori blo6d and Gozzo (who has had pets of his are; Airlines Hire Mare final testimony from three wit- ‘Slavery^ Waddell, Verplanck, Saulters sell St., 647-9222, from 8:30 a.m. ®®v®ral of Samoan extracUon ' second annual Horse Show for can utilize it, but we shouldn’t CONNECTICUT own since 1946), it Is now a “ —Blend all our own bird and make them a "mixed” team. WASHINGTON — In the past DIAMONDS ATLANTIC and Swanson Pools — open 11 ;o 9 p.m. the Danny ’Ihomas St. Jude’s change it for another. We must friendly family business with smalltalk animaloiuiitcxi foods; 1,1 in addition a 128 E. CENTER ST. (Continued from Page One) South Africa’s nonwhites have I. UT.. decade, U. S. airlines created a.m. - 6 p.m. MHS Guidance and Placement Research Hospital on Sunday h^ng on to It. We must have VALLEY COIN CO. his wife, Daisy and his son, —We carry major brands of ' _ From MANCHESTER Herrod faces a mandatory life little opportunity to defy their OUNLIFFE ' ^ ^ more than 160,000 new Jobs, a ’That was when I first came 4-H Fair Grounds, Bradley Offices — 8 a.m.-noon; 1-3 p.m. Piaf Widower 97 Center Street, Mancluter Greg. Prior to opening his own foods, nnjIV IC dBWELBY sentence if he is convicted of white rulers. Cheering visiting starting at 9:30 a.m. in the Tol- ^ ^ growth rate five times that of D llfIT W STORE premeditated murder in the to know how much money had Field, Rt. 76, Windsor Locks, New students register today. land 0>unty Agricultural Cen- ^ attacks on it. MOTOR SALES 648-6296 business In 1963, Mr. Gozzo “ —Grooming aids, 649-8132 athletes Is one safe way—or it Killed in Crash the civilian labor force as a e Expert Watch Repairing deaths of the Vietnamese, who Hartford County 4-H Fair, 0 Waddell Pool — Adult Swim ter. Rockville. , “Mr. Duffey, ®; "®‘ ®®g(menU of Prinfery quality product we sell. We are " —^^® carry wild bird Waddell, Verplanck, Saulters TEL. S4S-001« guilty of any one of a series of fere and that of three other girls 1-3 P ” >- segregated stands and started P^^®®*®-EuF®»>®. was ^ d by be the announcer. Commercial Printing and Manchester’s oldest existing pet suppH®® f®r your outdoor feath- lesser offenses, from unpreme- *'1*® returned from I ^ y tW® and Swanson Pools — 11 a.m.- TV Saturday, Sept. 5 integrating with nonwhites P®“ . ®® .," , have grazed^ Sarapo’s . Events------are - open to Rubber Stempa shop In continuous operation in ® r^ friends, dltated murder down to simple n>®nth, she replied: ’“Hie con- 8 p.m. Town Pools — Globe Hollow enough to hit them. Police crashed in turn into to age 21. this area,” Mr. Gozzo says. He “—We —■«»“ are known as die Mary Cheney Library, 10:30 • Wedding Invitations and assault, which is a mlsdemean- vent. At first they refused to opens at 10 a.m.; Waddell, Ver- blamed the trouble on liquor a tree Friday. Contest Tonight Veterans Event asks anyone who has any prob­ “ house of the mixed breed pup­ pay. We told them we would a.m., film: “ Flowers of Dark­ Accessories planck, Saulters and Swanson and resolved to keep booze out Francols-Eugene denied the The judging of the Miss Thl- FRONT END lems with their pets to feel free pies.” ness” portrays strange ills from e Business Cards, MM'S Five of the jury’s seven offi- ^ open at 11 a.m.; all close at 6 of the grandstand in the future, charges and was released until land Tornadoes contest will be Set £lt Red Rock If you have any problem at free to adults Letterheads, Bnvelopee to ask him or any of his capable cers would have to agnee lor ®mbassy. That made them buy drug abuse p.m. The key to the brawl, howev- next week. held at tonight’s Midget Foot- all, why not drop In and talk it and young adults . . . narrated DYNAMICS crew for advice. any guilty verdict. Anything ®“*‘ tickets” Drug Advisory Center, 81 Rus- er, was that nonwhites hope vis- Sarapo, 36, had a career as a ball League bazsisr, rather George Fratus will run a golf 844 BROAD STREET • All types of Business over. HOME OF FAMOUS BRANDS by Paul Newman. Forms—Register—One­ “ Regardless where you pur­ less would result in acquittal. sell St., 647-9222, from 1 to 9 iting sportsmen humble pure- singer. Miss Piaf used her influ- than last night as reported tournament for all service vet­ (BeMnd Dairy Queen) chased your products, we’ll still He carries a variety of small Saulters Pool —adult evening time Carbon—Padded—etc. • Hotpolnt • Maytag o.Frlgldaire • Zenith He reminded the jury also p.m. white local teams. South Afri- ^nce to launch him in 1962. Mim previously. erans, called the Veterans Phone: 6W-4045 animal and blirda. • RCA • Panasonic o < Westlngbouse )S Hotpolnt that the Vietnamese govern­ Police Crack Down swim. ------can whites know this and some Piaf, 20 years older than Sara------Open, on ’Tuesday, Sept, is at Specializing In • Custom Made Rubber Stamps • Stereos • Dishwashers • Radios • ’TVs • D ryers • Bfto. ment and the Marines consid­ Drug Advisory Center, 81 Rus­ Any church, school or town resent it. po, married the musician in Oc- Red Rock. SYoM End Geometry ered the inhabitants of Son On Charter Flights sell St., 647-9222, from 8:30 a.m. organization may list an ev^egt Rugby union is South Africa’s tober 1662 and died a year later. They Defy Soothsayers All veterans or current men Brake Sendee and Open Eves, till 9 P.M. at the Porkode Phone ets-seei Thang area, in the Que Son Val­ LONDON (AP) — PoUce are to 5 p.m. of interest to teens (13-21) by most important sport. The play- in service are eligible. Local Shodr Abaorbeia check our LOW prices Got A Painting Probiem? We’il Heip! cracking down on two dozen -^Hoteign and Domestlo— ley 27 mUes southwest of here, MHS Guidance and Placement calling Fran (Mrs. Frank J.) or era finally selected as Spring- mol T>ou thoir merchants have donated prizes, PHONE 647-1268 Ser^ce still means somethingr to us—and service travel agencies specializing in Offices — open 8 a.m.-noon and Candy Conway, 267 Hackmatack boks—members of the national dents of Tal Pak, their conn- Free Inspection to be Viet Ccxig, and relatives Pat Feels Better ' John Dennis Hamlll means spending enough time with you to help you and sympathizers of the Viet cut-rate charter-flight rickets,. 1 .3 pm . St., 649-6080 or Karen Gilmore at team—are idolized by whites at dence restored by cutting down No OU^tlon the trees in front of theto ^ 16 SERVER STREET select the right paint finish for that job you’re plan­ O oog. and American bargain-hunters Pathfinders Club, Norman St., least as much as golfer Gary SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. (AP) i f m s TBOMZA, Manager are being stranded in the proc­ houses, are returning to their ^*® “ -^ '® wlU be ning. See us for paint and service when you plan your O f the Marines involved, said 7:30-9:30 p.m. — Alateens — Player. — President Nixon, himself, from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. the attorney, “ I don’t think it’s ess. open to te^ns with a friend or ThMe whites are outraged ^®''* *^® report that his wife, vUlage two weeks before the next project. right to train them and put Four charter flights have relative with a drinking prob­ Sudden Stop when nonwhites boo and try to ^ feeling much better and soothsayers say they should, them ^ t front___ and turn on been grounded this month—the lem. upset a Springbok undertaking a about recovered from a Tal Pak, on Lan Tao, the big- Traffic Threat them. It soqnds too much to me latest one Friday because po- Tuesday, Sept. 1 STATESBORO, Ga. (AP) — difficult penalty goal. “ summer virus.” gest island of Hong Kong colo- like a mother devouring her !^®® ®aid some purported mem- Globe Hollow — same as Mon­ “ It sure was a sudden stop.” Whether the rugby visitors Mrs. Nixon had been ailing ny, became a ghost town after n e W YORK (AP) — Deputy yiMiny » bers of charter groups weren’t day. That’s how Gov. Lester Ma^- are British Uons, French Trico- fer two days and the White three elderly villagers died in Air Resources Commissioner REDWOOD TOWER is an The chief prosecutor, Capt. members at all but merely tak- Wadddl, Verplanck, Saulters ^®’‘ d®®®ribed the landing erf^a lors, Australian Wallabies or House jdiysician. Dr. VOlliam recent months. Fcatune tellers pred C. Hart warns that people elegant townhouse built by 72^ MAIN ST., MANCHESTER—PHONE 649-4501 architect Herbert Kosovltz Cbarles Brown, 28, AUlance, ing advantage of low rates for and Swanson Pools — 11 a.m.- “ S^tt plane carrying him and New Zealand All Blacks, the Lukash, suggested she stay attributed the deaths to baa with heart and respiratory ail- BUY THE PAINT 'THAT’S WORTH THE WORK Ohio, said testlmcMiy had shown travel back to the United States. jj p m . three other persons to States- reaction of moet nonwhites is home Tliursday night when the Fung Shul, the Oriental practice ments should avoid spending on a 15-foot lot in the heart thsd empty M16 rifle and .46-caI- Charter tickets, available only Mary Cheney Library, 10:30 boro Airport Friday. the same; scorn and abuse for President went to a musical of foretelling destiny through Icmg periods at sidewalk cafes, of San Francisco. Garage Your independent iber pistol shells—of the types to members of a specific group. a.m. — film on drug abuse; ’The plane’s pilot, Terry O. Springbok efforts and wild en- show at the Los Angeles Music reading signs. Pollution is more than double and recreation room oc^ used by the Marines—^were cost *60, about one-fourth regu- "The Movable Scene” narrated White, said the landing gear ap- thusiasm for those from over- Center. The situarion would be recU- there th w In indoor restaur- cupy ground floor; two bed­ Mi hr til pUn m in ... MtDHill’** fouad extremely close to the 16 lar fare. Sometimes group by Robert Michum. parently collapsed when the seas. “ She’s never sick,” the Presl- fled, the seers said, if all trees ants, he said, adding, “The far-' rooms, two baths the sec­ 46 WEST CENTER STREET ond; and on top are living bodiea which lay in three groups members cancel and ticket Swanson Pool — Adult Swim craft touched the runway and Visitors have mixed feelings dent said Friday of his wife, fronting all village houses were ther away from the traffic . . dealer. SILVER LANE EXTENSION outside three houses agencies re-sell their rickets for Night. the plane skidded 400 feet before about such support. noting that she has even outlast- removed. Axes were put to work you are, the leas the problem ' room, kitchen and deck. “ The key here is triioee tesri- handsome proflte. Drug Advisory Center, 81 Rus- stopping. A New Zealand sports writer ed him on campaign tours. In solemn ceremonies this week. wUI be." MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. BIANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1970 PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER,'^NN.r SATtJRDAY, AUGUST 29, 1970 Detroit Suspends Denny McLain, Bradshaw Sparks Steelers over Giants Dumped Pail of Water on Writer Rookie G ot Legion Lauds Graff Pay of $48, DETROIT (AP) — De­ Detroit News who complained ance. But, vdiat are we, about 17 out doesn’t he,” said the emo- A t Baseball Banquet troit Tiger bad boy Denny that before the Tigers’ 6-2 loss “I ’ll tell you what I did and games out now?” tlcxially keyed up . ’Skins Win s V McLain, shocked at the to Oakland McLain had diunped this is the truth,” Denny said, With a month of the season “Who knows? I may not oven a pail of water on him in the running his hands through his remaining Detroit is in third miss a start.” A man who served the Manchester American Legion suspension ipiposed on him clubhouse. thick blond hair. “I got down on place in the American League McLain was scheduled to start PITTSBURGH (AP) — baseball team for six devoted and self-giving years, Friday night by General It was the second suspension my hands and knees in Camp­ East, 16% games behind front­ Simday against Oakland. Quarterback Terry Brad­ Charlie Graff, was honored by his players, their parents Manager Jim Campbell, for the cocky pitcher this year. bell’s office and begged to be running Baltimore and four be­ Spoelstra explained his drub­ shaw counted the $84 in and Legion officials last night at the team’s annual ban­ lashed out at him for After being under indefinite sus­ traded because of the way he hind New York. bing: " I don’t usually go In the quet at the Legion Home. “never standing behind his pension during spring training, has handled team matters in Kuhn was on vacation, but In clubhouse before a game but the cash he got from the Pitts­ Graff, head for four sen, went to Jack Holtt. players” and said, “I got baseball Commissioner Bowie the last three or lour years.” New York a spokesman for the guard at the door said Denny burgh Steelers after the years, after serving two years Gagnon Md Bob Muro wUl be Kuhn formally suspended Mc­ "He never stands behind his commissioner said Kuhn would wanted to see me. as an assistant, announced his the only players from toe cu^ down on my knees and beg­ exhibition victory over the retirement alter toe final game, rent squad not eligible for next ged to be traded.” Lain April 1 for associating with players. I’ll tell you t^diat. Mr. probably look into the matter " I went over there and we talked for a while. He said he New York Giants. During his coaching career, ® tjeg;lart the Gleets secemdary Holik to Graff, was a gold desk PITCHING ACES—Baltimore can look no farther than its pitching staff for exceed 80 days for conduct un­ writer. "You were going to get record and 4.68 eamed-run-aver- "Thirty days,” he replied be­ completing 16 of 23 passes for Ing, but after his years of de- get, compliments of toe play- threie reasons why it is leading the American League East. Dave McNally, becoming a professional base­ it too, and so was Rich Shook age, giving up 19 home runs in fore being told of Campbell’s what upset about news stories SomethingNeWf Something Old votion, we must honor his de- parents, after he lost Wednesday night’s 244 yards and threw a 37-yard leit, and Mike Cuellar, center, each has notched 20 victories, while Jim ball player.” from U PI.” the span. "not to exceed 30 days” word­ touchdown pass as the Steelers cision. We will have to get a William Stevenson, a head game to California. Palmer, right, needs but two more scores to gain the charmed 20-Win Club. Campbell’s action followed a Campbell called Denny Into "Do you think Campbell ing. mowed down New York 21-6 F ri­ new coach but I doubt if we table guest, and the unofficial ’The News headline said: telephone call from baseball his office after the game, with would have suspended me if we "Not to exceed 30 days? Man, day night in a preseason game. can get one as dedicated,” “parking lot attendant" at Mt. "Denny booed, cusses ump.” writer Watson ^[x>elstra Of the manager Mayo Smith in attend­ were three games out? Hell no! he sure leaves himself an easy It was the first football game In Eastern Collegiate Football Peterson added. Nebo for honri/e games, was given ever at toe new ’Three Rivers f J E W YORK (AP) __ chusttts and Rhode Island, toe Yale______returns its entire offen- , Named toe most valuable a Legion .Jacket and cap which Cubs Pull to Within Three Games of NL Lead Stadium. TVioro’n anmAi-Viinir nlH anH three Yankee Conference Divl- slve backfield and a solid defen- Pi^ysf was Wayne Gagnon. He caused him to quip, "After 40 Twins Drop Double^ anmothinfr noiir in F.oQtam ^ representatives. sive line/ featuring tackles ’Tom ® years with toe Legion I’m fl- Major League well,” Coach Chuck NoU under- SO m etm ng new m ^ a s r e r n doesn’t mean toe NevUle and Rich Lolotai and ‘=*'amplon plaque for his .340 nally getting my Jacket!” stated. college lOOtball circles xms gjast is devoid of other strong end ’Jim Gallagher. Princeton s^nson mark. Others at toe head table were. Leaders: In Friday night’s other exhibi- season. Penn State, trying teams. Syracuse, beset by a ra- lost 14 starters but toe ’Tigers T^® "best supporting player” Past Commander Henry Wierz- By ’n p : ASSOCIATED PRESS Seaver, Mets Lose Again Oon game, toe Washington Red- for an unprecedented clal dispute between seven have plenty of sharp claws like honor, donated by State Legion bicki and Commander Francis Angels Hot on Trail American League skins capitalized on Buffalo Bill fourth consecutive Lam- black players and Coach Ben backs Brian McCullough, Hank Baseball Director Earl Peter- O’Coin. Batting (360 at bats)—Oliva, errors for a 27-0 victory. ’The Jjert TrOphy, has a surprise Schwartzwalder, has its usual BJorklund, Doug Blake, Chris Minnesota .320; R. Smith, Bos­ Redskins got touchdowns on challenger * in powerful stubborn defense, spearheaded Montgomery and Pete Hauck NEW YORK (AP) — "They’ve been in a pennant from third with the winner in ton .317. To Astros and Blasingame American League short runs by Charley Harra- ixToaf n.r\anf th ro o t*y 243-pound tackle Joe Ehr- and some good-looking sopho- race before. It shouldn’t shake the ninth inning of the nightcap way and Bob Brunet, and a 19- virguua, o e f ipann. For a change, Schwartz- mores. Rookie Rich Hand put a Runs—Yastrzemski, Boston East Division Gorman Sets Sights them but the way things are The Astros managed only it behind his back, and Duro- temporary halt to the on reliever Ron Perrai)pski’s 95; White, New York 92; ’Tovar, NEW YORK (AP) — W. L. Pet. O.B. yard F’rank Ryan-to-Jerry walder also should have a po- Cornell has Junior tailback Ed going . . . I don’t know,” Rigney wljd pitch with two out. three hits off Seaver, but cher followed him when he took Smith pass. College _ Athletic Confer- tent offense, too. Marlnaro, second in toe nation Minnesota 92. Wade Blasingame’s Golden — TWO AND ONE-HALF HOURS WORK— That’s streaking California An­ added. bunched them all in the third in­ the ball and rolled it into the Baltimore 84 46 .646 Runs batted in—^F. Howard, Rule where ex-schoolmate 73 67 .662 11 what it took Lindy Childress of Mile Hill Rd., Tol­ Eight games are in toe offing 6Bce, Division I. The Pitt Panthers started to in 1969 rushing yardage. Har- On Pro Golf Career gels but the American Hand, now 6-9, is 4-0 over the ning for both rutu and dealt the CSiicago dugout. New York ORIOLES - BREWERS — Washington 101; Killebrew, Min­ 68 61 .627 land, to land this 585-pound tuna while fishing in tonlght—Baltimore at Miami, Penn State has had things awake last season. After three var^ has a couple of pro pros- League West battle is rap­ Angels this year. " I don’t know Tom Seaver and the New Mets’ ace his fouith straight de­ Herbel beefed on a ball four Detroit 1B% Danny Walton cracked a two- nesota 99. Boston 66 62 .612 17% Kansas City at Atlanta, Chicago J>retty much its own way for 1-9 campaigns (they improved pe'ets in llnebScker Gary Fame- Anxious and ready to start playing golf for money idly tightening as the Min­ what it is,” he said. I Just luck York Mets are concerned feat. call to Jim Hickman in the Nova Scotia. 'Two years ago, the well-known build­ run double in the sixth inning Hits—Oliva, Minnesota 163; A. Cleveland 63 67 .486 21 at St. Louis, CJleveland at cfii- three years in rolling up 22 to ^8) and could bo toe sleeper tl and tight end Pete Varney, jngij^ead of merchandise is Tom Gorman of Manchester. nesota Twins continue their out against them. We get the IS Do unto others before Cesar Cedeno opened the third ninth, leading to the Ckibs’ final er landed a 678-pound tuna. The latest catch will and Marty PatUn tossed a four- Johnson, California 156. Wash’n. 61 68 .478 22% runs and the breaks, it seems, they do it unto you. with a bunt single and continued be mounted. It was brought home in a freezer truck. “ 'K i f ! ■">« long-Uttin* Stafford' Spriaga man, a > p .flig h t ai- fadeaway. hitter at the Orioles in the open­ Doubles—Harper, Milwau­ run, and Olsen told him to quiet West: Division An^reles at San Diego, Boston unbeaten string, both longest in Ralph Clndrich and tackle Uoyd Penn’s oeai.. aiiu - nlnvor for a niim W o f vanra and a racnilar on The Angels ran their winning when I pitch against them.” Blasingame, a left-hander re­ to second on Joe Foy’s throwing down. vs. New Orleans at Jackson, toe nation at present. In addi- ^eyton^^ fierce defender Brown have been toe doormate er before Don Buford powered kee 32; Fregosi, Ciilllomla 29; Minnesota 76 53 .686 — streak to four in beating Cleve­ ’The lone hit off Hands came in cently recalled by Houston from . With two out, Jesus Alou a grand slam homer, capping a Otis, Kansas City 29; R. Smith, “If you could see as well as California 73 67 .662 3 Mlss., and San Francisco vs. tion, toe Nlttany Umis can post Tony Esposito (accent toe sec- for years and might be again, t land 3-2 in the opener of a twi- the first inning when Roger Re- the minor leagues after several singled him home and then five-run Orioles’ sixth inning in Boston 29. you hear, you’d be a great um­ Oakland 69 61 .631 7 Denver at Eugene, Ore. toe longest unbeaten streak in ond syUable, please) and Dennis although both have good sopho- „8th birthdav night doubleheader Friday night poz ripped his 18th homer of the seasons in the majors with the the second game, gaining a split ■mples—'Tovar, Minnesota 11; scored the winning run on Joe pire,” Herbel said, and he was Kansas City 60 80 .386 26 The Steelers now have w«i toe school’s history by beating Perris are strong runners. mores. ^ but Hand, a right-hander, came year. Braves emd Astros, beat Seaver Help from Friend with the Brewers. Morgan’s double. gone. Milwaukee 49 82 .374 27% two straight exhibition games Navy in toe Sept. 19 opener. Army will be stronger than a Other Eastern standouts A«n^^ ne s rep« back in the nightcap to stop Cal­ In other AL games, BalUmore OUs, Kansas City 8. and the Mets for the second Home runs—^Killebrew, Min­ “You gotta be lucky against a When Gomez stood up for his Chicago , 48 84 .364 29 „ o p ^ I c to Mt«nl Mdo'dlJ'. N.v, P .m LT 1 ho”rGo™L “w ifornia 6-1 with a one-hitter. split a twinblll with Milwaukee, time in 10 days 2-1 Friday night good btillclub like that,” said A’s - TIGERS — nesota 38; F. Howard, Washing­ pitcher, Olsen told him the be­ Friday’s Results However, in New York, the dropping the opener 2-1 before and ran his career mark agednst Blasingame. “I don’t try any Gene Tenace drove in three ton 36. spectacled Herbel should get a Boston 6, Chicago 4 Big Help to Moody Yankees nailed the Twins t^ce, taking the finale 8-4, Washing­ runs and "Blue Moon” Odom the New Yorkers to 9-0. harder against them than any­ new pair of glasses. reason whv toev had a chance a . . Boston CoUege has a great pass- chowicz and defensive back several Manchester Stolen bases—Harper, Mil­ Washington 2-1, Kan. City 1-3 to get Bradshaw. ®°™.® Mountain- jjj prank Harris, a top-notch Tom Myers, Syracuse; guard Opens. He has also played out belting Minnesota 6-0 behind ton and Kansas City split, the scattered four hits in 7 1-3 in­ It was the Mets’ fourth loss in body else. And when you get "How would you like it,” Go­ California 3-1, Cleveland 2-6 Fritz Peterson’s three-hitter in Senators copping 2-1 before los­ waukee 30; P. Kelly, Kansas CLIFTON, N. J. (AP)—Orville Moody might be a for- Bradshaw did his thinir ®®™ West Vliglnla to try to runner in FYed WlUis and an Bob Jetonson, Army; flanker toe Elm crest Country d u b nings as the A’s grot to within five games but again they didn’t Seaver you know you’re going to mez wanted to know, "if I told Oakland 6, Detroit 2 A^ACAXAOAZCZtVT MO fhtVWUr fi mrStllfAV 1XfT>AnnVl In fhA ...... ______•___ I * . T ing 3-1, Oakland topped Detroit City 28; Alomar, California 28. against a Giant team missing outstanding blocker in Gary Mike Slanl, VUlanova; defensive in East Longmeadow, the opener then taking the sec­ seven games of the Twins in the lose any ground to Pittsburgh, be in a ball game, that you’re your umpiring supervisor that New York 6-2, Minnesota 0-1 mer U.S. Open champion and the Indian of the year, 6-2 and Boston edged Chicago 6- Pitching (11 decisions)—CTain, ond 2-1 on Mike Kekich’s five- West. in the East, re­ not going to get many runs. you need glasses?” Milwaukee 2-4, Baltimore 1-8 but he was just another struggling golfer until he got starting quarterback Fran ^sh a ^ l 3 ^ ' ° “®'“i®'' ®"® ®*'‘* Torn Vlgneas, Buffalo; and A resident of the Presidential hitter. ’ 4. Detroit 12-4, .760, 3.41; McNally, rover Murry Bowden, Dart- Garden Apartments, Gorman It was only Oakland’s second maining 2% games behind the He’s the best in the league, and a little help from a friend. - f r - - . Tarkenton. a nd running backs ?*‘® ®?>®J- Baltimore 20-7, .741, 3.46; Cuel­ “Talk a walk,” said Olsen. Saturday’s Games climaxed by a Peach Bowl Dartmouth, Yale and Prince- mouth. plans a move to Somers shortly. It was the ‘Twins 16th loss in triumph in 12 starts. Campy Pirates, who were the victims of it kind of gets you up.” • * • Washington (Shellenback 6-4) ’ Moody, who won toe Open and <>' ^ ^ b y N i^- Ernie Koy and Joe Morrison. their last 21 contests going back ANGELS - INDIANS — lar, BalUmore 20-7, .741, 3.70. • ' ’ ^ rvlols. Q V Young 1 n (-*• AA Mike1 Ir A W Reasor,aao/w* fVi toe a mThe Steelersr»z. z scored i with ixr. 6:42r *^umph over South Carolina. ton, who wound up in a tie Holy Cross will be returning Formerly in the laundromat Campanerls slugged his 18th — McDowell, Juan Marichal’s 200th career EXPOS - REDS — at Kansas City (Fitzmorris 7-3), to Aug 9, when they-held a The Angels won the first victory, losing to San Francisco GIANTS - PIRA’TES — lo fo-first-round leader, shot a 73 and gone In toe first quarter after Virginia quit toe South- for Ivy honors in 1969, are to the footbaU wars after losing business, Gorman now owns homer for the A’s off the Tigers’ Cleveland 269; Lolich, Detroit Boots Day singled home the N nine-game edge over the, An­ game on consecutive eighth-in­ 5- 1. Marichal, returning to his urf vfoiT was in a group at 1,39 with Larry Ropkle Huble Bryant returned a Conference a few seasons tabbed to battle it out once its first two games a year ago and operates Lee’s Package Mickey LoUch, 12-16. 179. Boston (Koonce 2-3) at CSilca- gels. That margin is now down ning singles by Sandy Alomar, old-time form after suffering winning run as the Expos beat ^ uus y^L Hinson, Terry WUcox and PGA punt 46 ysLrds to toe Giants 20 was Just admitted to more. Dartmouth has quarter- and then canceling toe rest of Store in Manchester, on Main ’The Chicago Cubs, however, go (Jcdmson 2-3) ™ champion Dave Stockton. and Preston Pearson went over membership in the ECAC, along back Jim Chasey and halfback toe season due to a hepatitis St. to three. Repoz and Jim Fregosi. It was National League much of the season with an ear Cincinnati’s Big Red Machine RED SOX • WHITE SOX puUed to within three games of Oakland (Segul 8-10) at De­ Koogers to nre a course-recora golf’s biggest names from toe three four plays later. William & Mary. Temple, John Short on offense and a outbreak that struck toe entire Gorman was an outstanding "They’re making it harder on Fregosl’s 16th game-winning hit. Batting (330 at bats)—Cle­ Infection and a reaction to a for the fourth time in a row. Rico Petrocelll cracked three the top as Ferguson Jenkms rein troit (Cain 12-4) M STi^y. Mo^y “ea tsruce running as Bradshaw led toe Steelers on tormerly In Division U, has magnificent defensive backfield. squad. golf and hockey player while at­ themselves,” said Bill Rlgpiey, "He should be the most valu­ mente, Pittsburgh .362; Carty, penlclUin shot, evened his Bob Bailey homered for the win­ Califomia (Garrett 4-4) at hits including a homer and Reg­ his record against San Dieg;o to tending Michigan State Univer­ skipper of the Twins, after the able in the league,” said Angels AUanta .360. record at 9-9 with his sixth ners and Bobby ’Tolan connected Cleveland (McDowell 18-8) ™ e' beating for toe sec- a 90-yard drive toe next time his moved up a notch and Is toe oto- gie Smith also homered for the 6- 0 and doubled home two big — ----- straight day on toe 7,086- club got toe ball, capped by a i-'ivia.un i iiowcomBr, umm- ^ suy.sity. n He e goi got mshis sianstart min goilgolf double loss. “They’re trying too manager Lefty Phillips of his Runs—B. Williams, Chicago straight victory. Batterymate for the Reds. Milwaukee (Bolin 6-9) at Bal­ ® ond straight day on toe 7,086- club got toe ball, capped by a ®r Division I newcomer, bring- Red Sox. Bill Melton had a two- runs as the Cubs rallied for five w ^ point of toe DOW Jones Montclair CJountry 37-yard scoring pass to rookie Ing the number of entries in toe / \ o tr 6 U O m e HOS Jllan\ OtUrS Sunffield Country Club hard. Our pitching has been de­ shortstop. Fregosi has driven in 117; Bonds, San Francisco 112. Dick Dietz drove in two runs timore (McNally 20-7), N run shot for the White Sox. runs in the eighth and an 8-4 Club course. Ron Shanklln near toe back of L^hert toase to M schools. ^ ^ d as a schoolboy played in cent for the most part but we’re 72 runs with a .286 average, in­ Runs batted in-B ench , Cin- with a pair of singles and Man­ CARDS - DODGERS----- Minnesota (Zepp 6-3) at New TOM OORBIAN triumph. Moody was limping along at Pre-toumament favorite Jack toe end zone, 'The battle royal could come toe Springfield, Mass., area. not getting enough runs. cluding 19 homers. clnnaU 127; Perez, ClnclnnaU ny SanguUlen’s seventh-inning Jerry Reuse of St. Louis and York (Stottlemyre 12-10), N ROYALS - SENATORS — Elsewhere in the NL, Mont­ one-over-par after 12 holes In Nicklaus, however, fired a 68 on Oct. 31 when none other than Last summer Gorman led a the Anderson Four Ball ’Touma- * * * 122. homer accoimted lor the only Don Sutton of Los Angeles trad­ Sunday’s Games B ut Faces Rebuilding Job Lou Piniella drilled a two-run real upended Cincinnati 4-3 in 10 Tliursday’s first round, when after an opening round 73, euid West Virginia Invades toe Nit- field___ of______84 in the sectional^____ qual- ____ ment __at Winged______Foot,, Ma- YANKS - TWINS — Hits—Rose, Cincinnati 172; B. ed two-hitters for eight iimings Washington at Kansas City blast, giving the Royals their innings, St. LouiS nipped Los Pittsburgh run. Rodgers, his playing partner, ^ as only five strokes back at tany Mountains to have It out SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) — In toe offensive backfield, ifyjng; round for the National maroneck, N. Y., last year, WUllams, Chicago 169. but Joe ’Torre opened the ninth Boston at Chicago, 2 ,’Ihe Yankees took the opener second-game victory after the Angeles 1-0 and PhUadelphia told him to move his hands a lit- Arnold Palmer was at 143 with toe Lions. Syracuse, Pitt, Notre Dame has its usual host senior Thelsmann wiU be in Amateur at the Oak Hill course The six-foot, 200-pound Gor- Doubles—W. Parker, Los An­ with his 17th homer, giving the Oakland at Detroit Grid Award behind Peterson, 14-9, and Gene Senators’ Dick Bosman had wnipped Atlanta 6-2. CUBS - PADRES — tie forward on his clubs. He did after a two-under-par 70, and Army and Boston College, how- of stars hack for 1970, but Ara charge. in Fitchburg, Mass. It mark- man hopes to play a prellml- geles 40; Rose, Cinchmati 31; Cards the edge. Both Dodger California at Cleveland Play Golf Michael’s three runs batted in. stopped Kansas City on five hits A bases-loaded walk, John and he’s gone nine-under for 24 Biuy Casper bothered by a bad STOBB’S, Conn. (AP) — ever, would like to think that Parseghlan faces a rebuilding In 14 games as a starter, g j yjg second such feat. The nary playdown In Boston and If Bench, Cincinnati 31. hits were singles by Bill Sudak- Milwaukee at Baltimore, 6:30 The Bushnell Cup, to be Bobby Murcer raced home in the opener. ASTROS - METS — Callison’s sacrifice fly, Jenkins’ holes since. back. Just made the cut to toe their games with Penn State Job of major proportions on his Thelsmann has gained 2,619 first time Gorman set the pace successful will be eligible for a ’Triples—W. Davis, Los Ange­ Is. p.m. given annually to toe out­ les 16; Kesainger, Chicago 14. "We played together in double and a account­ Minnesota at New York “I never listened to tips be- low 70 and ties at even-par 144. will decide toe Lambert winner, offensive line. yards to rank fourth on toe all- in the same event was in national try In October. Tallwood standing football player in ”We have much to accom- The Irish move Into toe 1970 time Notre Dame list for Indl- igga at Pine Brook, Bos- Home runs—Bench, Cincinna­ school,” recalled Blasingame of ed for the five runs that lifted fore,” Moody said after Fri- Casper had a 74 for Friday’s Meanwhile, the good-looking Astro Pitcher Holds 9-0 Mark PHILS - BRAVES — toe Ivy League, was created plish,” says Penn State Gooch campaign with a group of estab- vldual offense ti 42; Perez, Cincinnati 39. his days with Seaver at UYesno, the Cubs past the Padres. But National League day’s round. "But I had been round. ton, and advanced to the Na- Gorman is keeping his game Calif., Hi{^. ’"nien we went our the busiest man in the park was Larry Bowa stole three bases, Friday by toe Eastern Asso- Joe Patemo, who lost 11 start- llshed players, including quar- The rest of toe backfield tionals In Tulsa, Okla sharp and Is pointing to the C.C. Stolen bases—Tolan, Cincinna­ a East Division going 80 badly so I thought I ’d Among those missing toe cut clation of Intercollegiate separate ways, 'i’om to USC (the umpire Andy Olsen, who ejected including home, to spark the ers from toe squad that demol- terback Joe ’Thelsmann, guard should be sound, if not speedy, in Connecticut Open compe Western Massachusetts Open 646-1151 ti 61; Brock, St. Louis 42; W. L. Pet. 0 3 . try it.” were Lee Trevino, Frank Beard, Football officials. University of Southern Califor­ catcher Randy Hundley and Phillies over the Braves. ’The ished 10 regular season foes in Larry DiNardo and defensive with 1969 starters Bill Barz at tltlon, Gorman has a second next month Bonds, San Francisco 42. Pittsburgh 70 60 .538 — Moody, Crampton and Har- Gray Player, and Moody’s bene- Mets Unable to Win winners snapped a scoreless tie The award is named after 1969 and then downed Missouri back Cnarence EUis, both All- fullback and Denny AUan and (1908) and a seventh among his Playing the tough pro circuit OPEN TO PUBLIC Pitching (11 decisions)—Simp­ nia) and I went on and signed a manager Deo Durocher of the New York 67 62 .619 ney, all eight-under-par, are one factor, Rodgers, who had an 81 with three runs in the fifth on 2% Asa Bushnell retired com­ in the Orange Bowl. It was toe American candidates, split end Andy Huff at toe halfbacks. ^ best placements. ' is no easy trick and it’s costly son, Cincinnati 14-3, .824, 3.01; contract.” Cubs in the fifth inning and re­ Ctoicago 68 64 stroke ahead of Labron Harris for a 153 total. 1 Mle from Gay City .616 3 missioner of the Fastom same story in 1968, except that Tom Gatewood, linebacker ’Tim Junior spUt end Tom Gate- perhaps toe biggest win especially when’ one is self sup^ Gibson, St. Louis 19-6, .792, 3.33. Blasingame limited the Mets lief pitcher Ron Herbel and run-scoring singles by Deron St. Louis 62 68 R t. 85, Hebron, Conn. Against Blasingame .477 8 College Athletic Conference. the Orange Bowl victim was KeUy and defensive end Walt wood is expected to team up prestige-wise, for Gorman, was porting. Gorman hopes to give Strlkeoute — Seaver, New to four hits—they scored in the skipper Preston Gomez of the Johnson and Johnny Brig^gs and Phlla’phla 60 70 .462 10 vf 'y.y*' '*■>** Kansas. , PatulsW. with Thei^am ag^ this sea- i„ teaming with Stan Hlllnski it an aU-out try for two years HOUSTON (AP):—Wade Blasingame, whose pitching York 246; Gibson, St. Louis 231. second on iDonn Clendenon’s tri­ Padres,,in the ninth. Don Money’s sacrifice fly. Dick Montreal 66 74 .431 14 Pro Football Chart: Saints ple and Ron Swobodas single— Hundley got the thumb when Selma, another product of Fres­ West Division Seven of toe depa^d starters However, Parseghlan, in his f®" ®f ?""® ® of EUlngton Ridge in winning and hopes for toe best, career in the major leagues hasn’t been too solid, can were from toe defensive unit „ as Notre Dame ” ® “ ^ ' ’® ?'®‘P and retired 17 consecutive bat­ he refused to give Olsen a ball no High, got the save with 1 1-8 — Cincinnati 85 48 .639 that Patemo calls “perhaps toe ^ split end position from Junior still beat the world champion New York Mets. ters Over one stretch. when he was rubbing up, hiding innings of strong relief work. BlEtsingame, who won only ------Los Angeles 72 66 .663 10% Bonafide Title Contender b..t IJ th, m to r y of eou.g. Bm^p„a„pi„»or.wim. one game in both 1968 and 1969, The Mets broke on top with a San Fran. 66 63 .512 17 Ohio State Looking Ahead started this year with Oklahoma in the second on Donn Atlanta 66 66 .600 18% The four roUimoos u » gooU ^ ’’SSl'orSMi’ mard’ ^ Another ouUtaiiditig sopho- Houston 60 70 .462 23% City in the American Assocla- Clendenon’s triple and a single Objective of New Orleans ones, though, and linebacker "'®'‘®’ ®*“* **“'® ^reaney. San Diego 60 81 .382 34 tion. by Ron Swoboda. Jack Ham and bock George ®®*'’® ‘*'® For Revenge with Michigan But the left- Houston made off with its AND Friday’s Results NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Is toe best running attacks in pro Landis are soUd aU-star candl- ^ Kennedy extremity. Yankees’ Odd Couple Chicago 8, San Diego 4 this toe year toe New Orleans football. and tight ends Dewey Poskon The defensive line lost only COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Buckeyes 24-12 In toe last game hander proved Friday night he fourth straight victory in the m l dotes. was back in big league form as third as Cesar Cedeno bunted Houston 2, New York 1 Saints will go beyond being toe ® '’®" ”The pressure U going to be Lawson, who shared ^ne performer from last year’s “'I , ‘®®TJ ^ O^o State an he claimed a four-hit, 2-1 victo- safely, Jesus Alou singled home San FYanclsco 6, Pittsburgh 1 ® ^ ground game should be far on to l and C ^ t a n ^ starters, but toe loss of Mike wrecked Ohio State’s bid for a undisputed Big Ten Conference St. Louis 1, Los Angeles 0 best expansicxi team in National above average thanks to good ry over the Mets and Tom Seav- the tying run and Joe Morgan D a v is C u p should be more wide-open this The problems in toe offensive McCoy Is a sizeable one from “ “ ® ® national title, er. doubled. Philadelphia 6, Atlanta 2 Flootball League history tind be- work from Don Shy and backup year. We have some people who hne mounted during spring any standpoint. loo^aii crovm lasi imi, is sun a “That team that declsloned us It was no great surprise. Bla- The rest was up to Blasln- Sports Dial Montreal 4, Cincinnati 3, 10 in­ come a bonafide title contend- men, Tom Barrington and Ernie CT.EVELAND (AP) — Cliff ggjj throw, catch and run.” says drills when five possible start- However, toe Irish may have word ci^ h Woody Hayes keeps i„ the final game deserves a Stymie Twins’ Bats nings er? Wheelwright. Rookie Jim Otis of Richey gets his big Davis Cup patemo ers received knee injuries. To toe answer to filling toe shoes of °ut^ his vocabulary. high rating again,” Hayes said singame stands 9-0 for his ca- game and a tight defense, Saturday’s Games reer over the Mets. In fact, his “I hadn’t realized my last SATURDAY Heading into his fourth year Ohio State could help, too, al- chance today—after four years Especlallv run. Halfback Lv- harbor any toouitots of equal- the 6-6, 270-pound tackle in 6-6, The Wolverines splUed toe Michigan which earned a last two games that series. been seeing enough of,” Rigney Cincinnati (Clonlnger 6-6) at last three major league victo- three victories were over the 2:00 (30) ’Tigers vs. A’s NEW YORK (AP)—Bill at the helm of toe young club, though his preseastm d ev el^ of struggle and frustration—and Mitchell and fullback FVan- ling last year’s No. 6 rating In 246-pound sophomore Greg league co-title with toe Buck- But they were shaken by Pe­ said. "When they stopped com­ Montreal (Morton 16-9) . . . . . 1 , j 1... ii_ - A- - ,A ^ eyes. rles, that one in 1968 and two Mets,” he said, "But it’s true, Red Sox vs. White Sox, Rigney thought the hard terson, 16-9, and Jolted by Ke- ing, we started pressing a Uttle. Atlanta (Stone 9-9) at Phila­ this year, ckme over the New You gotta be lucky against a WTIC Although Hayes would con­ times were behind his Min­ kich, 3-3, at Yankee Stadium . . . That’s what the meeting was all delphia (Wise 11-11), N Yorkers. good ball club like that. I don’t 4:00 (8) Dow Jones Open tend toe eight games before 8AT., AUGUST 29 nesota Twins . . . until he despite a between-games club­ about.” New York (Gentry 9-7) at ’This time Blasingame finished try any harder against them 6:00 (8) Wide World of Sports saw them get over -match­ r ------. j ^ A.AAAAPA.A yc „ MlcWgan in 1970 OTc Just 08 im- SIM TIN G ftOO P JL what he started. It was his first than anybody else.” house meeting convened by Rig­ “I don’t know if they were Houston (Blllingham 10-6) help was most needed to Im- to an established star led the San Angelo, Tex., saW ^ he ggiyg^g (Gary Hayman, Gary pound Junior tackle) and Jim Dame, Parseghlan has run up a MIDDLETOWN, Conn. (AP) portant, toe 20-year Ohio State 8:00 (18) Yankees vs. ’Twins, ed in a distance race ney. tight,” said Peterson, who had St. Louis (Bertalna 0-0) at Los A tHom Pu€kmd in six sta rts. Blasingame was happy spe- WINF *" ’ *■ *■*" 225-pound Jun- record, including 8-2-1 In — Manchester, N.H., has won boss will concentrate on his blt- slnce coming back from Oklaho- dally about the victory over against the New York Yan­ " I ’ve seen Peterson pitch bet­ never finished a start against Angeles (Foster 8-10), N certalnly help 1*®®- Notre Dame fans are hope- a berth In toe finals of toe ter rival. ter,” said Harmon Killebrew, the ’Twins before beating them Pittsburgh (Blass 8-10) at San STOCK m a C3ity. Seaver, since they’re both from SUNDAY kees’ odd couple. ’ Parseg^Uan ^ e r ic a n Legion Region One what can he call on as the Fritz Peterson and Mike Ke- who went l-for-7 in the double- for the third time in 14 career Francisco (Pitlock 4-4) The rarity of it wasn’t lost on Fresno, Calif, Red Sox vs. White Sox, me —a. ------' "'*“ >• ^ “w wiui IV ivivcA u.cj, v:umiiionveu. Doul OTC rccover- . . .A-,’ " “ eball toumamcnt, but toe Buckeyes bid for their fourth CAR header, "but that’s the beat I’ve decisions. "It was hard to tell Only games schehuled the 26-year-old Astro. " I haven’t “We played together in WTIC kich, a pair of left-handed blithe secondary plans this year and H ^k is ^ Dodd, fastest have it,” ^adds patemo.Patemo. ing from knee surgery. t ^ ^®' national and seventh league spirits who room ti>gether on ever seen Keklch throw.” ' because they never really got Sunday’s Games RACES gone nine,” he said, "since it school,” he said. "When you get (18) Yankees vs. Twins, they may have trouble holding Z . ' ^ ^ T d Z a ^ L L T e University Games TTie quarterback battle is However, Parseghlan isn'■t J T ® ^ fif ^ termined today. grown under Hayes? WINF the road Eind rarely finish what “What’s WTMig with us?” anything started. It didn’t seem Cincinnati at Montreal bowls before toe season even At 2 p.m., Naugatuck wlU snowed in Miami.” Seaver, you know you’re going their Jobs. ------to offense rnTTran^r T* 1 /ATi\ Tv^« aiTiong holdovor- -- reserves Mike certain of any help. He says, oeio^re me At 2 p.m., Naugatuck will He con call on 18 two-year let- A pair of third-inning runs to be in a ball game, that you’re (8) Mets vs. Astros, they start on the mound, each When you score one run in two like they were Juiced up, al­ Atlanta at PhlladeliMa back but switched ^d o u lc ^ ^ L “f Cooper and Bob Parsons and “In offensl^ lineman has to ?®«^’ .'^® Rutland. Vt. The winner_____ ofA temien who played on toe 1968 was all that separated Blasin- not going to get many runs, WBMI went the route FMday night in games you know what’s though I ’m sure they are.” New York at Houston >ed quickly Easterling had a word of cau- gg^-j-re John Hufna?el. ’The -mi h,-. ‘‘^ve a winning season Uke 7-3, that gameg;ame plays Middletown at M a f n E v o n t wrong.” fm m ® p E e “ ^ ‘g ^ T c e i^ ? ’ ----- ““ “" Z TtoP^Areric^ m m ®°Pho“ ®>’® J®hn Hufnagel. The have a certain skill that comes 7:30 game, now 2-1, and Seaver, now He’s the best in the league and 8:30 (8) AAU ’Track & Field pitching the Yankees to a 6-0, Peterson won in a breeze, but St. Louis at Los Angeles {tola in a trade, is one of toe today m toe American men gfigngive line should be sound only by experience 8-2, 9-1 or 10-0 to even cOTslder p.m. ® ^®"’ "Atlonal and Rose LAP 17-10. it kind of gets you up.” 4:00 (80) Davis Cup Tennis 2-1 doubleheader sweep over Oaklands’ Chuck Dobsrni wauked Tony Oliva Intentional- Chicago at San Diego reasons for Pears’ optimism AAbramowlcz oram o^ cz anu and xawu Dodd may swimmers inea tried lor for a sweep of MVamn K o^l at center, ^ ^ ^ ” ®®' It,” he said. Another problem Manchester got to toe finals ch^plon team^^ one of 4:30 (3) NFL Super Bowl '70 Minnesota. handed the ’Twins their first rious Jam in the top of the ninth Pittsburgh at San FYan., 2 . about his new secondary. be putoed by Ken Burrougti, their events in toe World Uni- gob Holuba at guard and Vio this year Is that toe academic by defeating Middletown 4-0 Fri- J*'® ^ 6:00 (3) NFL: Packers vs. Peterson, who had completed shutout loss of the year three before Bobby Murcer scored the Another reason Is good per- No. 1 T ® ^ verslty Games. ’Tto wwld at tackle, altooug^i All- structure here has been ^ay night and thus earning a All-Americas and eight to 10 Raiders four of 29 previous starts this weeks ago to begpn the tailspin. tie-breaking run on Perranoski’s formances from several new- Southern At 6-foot-4 m d 212 equal their feat ot going unbeat- Bggt guard CharUe Zaplec U Playoffs Set changed. We would have to be 3.9 record in the double ellmlna- P*’**® season, tossed a three-hitter in ’They’ve been blanked three wild pitch with an 0-2 count on practicing in December while fl- tion contest. Jim Leonard, the “The sophomewes should (8) Dow Jones Open Junior Champs comers, among them Hugo Hoi- peunds, Buw ugh 1 ^ ed in toe University Games at now a linebacker. Ftnals in toe Hartford Twi­ 9:00 (30) A FL: Jets vs. Vik­ the opener for his first victory more times since then. Gene Michael, the Yanks’ fourth S T S c S s ^ ^ and Doug speed tto t cot^d m ^ ^ Virginia has a new nal examinations are:, .taking winning pitcher, was also toe nioke us a little stronger than "Runs are the things I haven’t straight pinch hitter. light League playoffs, aiilch ings over the ’Twins since 1967. Ke- Score at E R C C Wyatt. Defies Howell from ® ^ ® n ^ th- Easterling, - toe men’s swim- coach, Bobby Bowden, and Bow- place.” game’s leading hitter with three year,” Hayes said. “Eight kich went nine innings for only will bring together toe East­ Parsghian left some room to f<>r Manchester. ®*' 1® ®* could be starting PLUS FI6URE 8 a / i d r G^bUng, toe Saints No. 4 ®Lopivera ^tlTa <^®" has a new goal - a perfect ern and Western Division the third time in his three-year Junior Division golf cheun- maneuver, though, saying, "Of Also Friday, defending cham- before toe seasOT is over.” major league career, scattering draft c h ^ e , was showing signs ^ “Jiu ^ ^ r ^ n d e d him was *’®®®'»®® season. champions, start Monday course we could probably work pi^^ Naug;atuck knocked Ft. Only three, 240-pound offen- SALT WATER FISHING Stonington area the best places Favorable Start for Sox pions at the Ellington Ridge of being toe best defensive back ^f®kei^nTv®^S^ta o t ’w^to^ ®“® ’^®’ but I am not West Virginia’s OTly 1969 de- Ray’s, Andover five hits and winning on a nlg^it a t 6:30 a t M t. Nebo. out toe problems if we have a Hamilton of Brooklyn, N.Y., out slve guard Jtton Hicks and 240- Blueflsh up to 15 pounds are to fish. Country Club were crowned this in traSng camp before he was P^^fjhe K a s o n m d mJTbe completely sat^ed with their teat, by toe way. ci^e at toe ninth-inning wild pitch by Manchester’s Moriarty’s, good record, toe bowls want us q, the tournament with a 19-8 pound George Hasenohrl and being taken at the Race, Bart­ ’Tuna to .100 pounds are still week. sidelined for several weeks with ®™ “ “ comeback He has performances. Some could have hands of Penn State, 20-0. In Softball Final Minnesota relief ace Ron Perra- Eastern Unga, host Herb’s, and toe administration wants us ^n,im And Rutland edged War- 232-pound Shad Williams, wifi lett’s Reef, Race Point, Valiant being taken off Block Island In Latest Road Journey Drew ’Thomas annexed the . h m i. H.A Au. hm h . “ »• T w .w . by noski. West kings. to go.” wick, R.I., 8-7. crack the veteran lineup early. Rock, Little Gull Island and Big and Montauk Point ’The 24th annual Dovelette Boys’ Division with a 27-hole “They’re making it harder on CmCAGO (AP)—’The Boston Winning pitcher Gary Peters eariy In the season. Ucklng and seems to be regain- f ^ Second in the best of three 'Ihe schedule, as usual, Is a Gull Island to Plum Island. Best Ing down. Buttecfl^h Hole is one Fast-Pitch ’Tournament finals score of 39-41-39—119 with Steve themselves,” Manager Rigney Red Sox got cM to a favorable •me Saints’ strOTg suit last quickness. America’s Cup tough one, including Purdue baits are Jigs, alewlves, whiting of the better ifshing spots. will be played Sunday afternoon brought hla win-loss record to Menschell runnerup at 48-89-40— vear was a running attack led Billv Kilmer Horsemen—the star-studded game series will be played said of the suddenly stumbling start Friday in their four-game Tuesday nl|^t at Sterilng (toe Boilermakers have beaten and mackerel fished on the bot­ Fishing tot blackfish, fluke, 13-10 in his first Comiskey Park 122. B a k ^ ^ Andy Uv- ig ^ *^ y and he geta his NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) - Bill ^ at 3 at East Hartford High be­ ’Twins, who have lost, 16 of their series with the White Sox with a Field In West Hartford and a the Irish tored strfngftt), Michi­ 'THINK SMALLUmiPJ tom. Smaller blues are being flounder a?(d porgies is fair. tween Ray’s Restaurant of Man­ Pacing the Girls’ Division Baker is 10 pounds T * * New Orleans Pesq was hailed today as toe Sherwood, halfbacks Bob Gresh- Drilveied In Mnncheeter last 21 games and blbwn a nine- little help from the timber of stand. ’Tommy John, 11-14 was ®bare of boos from new u r‘e ^ am and Eddie Williams and third game, if needed, will be gan State, Army, Navy, Georgia taken at Black Point, the lower Blue c: are still available chester and the Andover Reed were winner Andi Pasternack, EJquipped with leatherette in­ THE MOST EXCITING grame lead ^In the American Rico Petrocelll, who cranked the loser. Uglite 3^ fans, iloiv v , a.^ v...... av«mi I— .. fiiiitwA'ir .Tm Rnucton. H ie de­ at Mt. Nebo Wednesday Tech and Southern California, Thames River and throughout along the astern Connecticut Construction. 64-36—96, and runnerup Carol better than ever. fnntrals moat of toe time last Prance to become too chafieng- fullback Jm Braxton terior, wlndriiield washier, 3- League West Division. ’The dou­ out three hits including a homer The Red Sox mustered three massive fine- nlgbt. eis well as newcomers to toe RACE IN THE WORLD most of the Sound. Smq>per shore, but y are less than Hartmann 60-63—118. The latter Uvlngston, however, under- yggr when toe Saints’ (rffense er to toe IM ted ^ t e s the | ^ ^ ® g ^ ® | .JS g “ “' speed electric wipers, heater, Pacing Ray’s will be Dave ble setback left them three in the 6-4 vicU»y. runs in the sixth. With one out, Notre Dame schedule, Missouri blues are abundant along most legal size. was an 18-hole test. wont knee surgery before train- ^as third best In toe NFL. Earned America’s Cup yachting bwker Dale Farley. Daring the regular season. defogger, 4-way safety Aaidiers, t e |3J)0 White and Steve McAdam while lengths ahead of the second- ’The Sox will call Cal Koonce, ’Tony Ctonigllaro walked and Pe- and Louisiana State. wHku \ of the Connecticut shore. Paw- Inland Fishing Ing camp opened. He is expect- with an improved receiving race next month. Sy w u so, Pitt, Army Herb’s tacked three of the hSKfic-up lights, front and reo( CEMwi 12 SlJIO Moose McLeod of New Britain place California Angels, Who di­ 2-3, to the rubber with B art trocelli singled him to third. seat butsi leaitoerette beadresb^ catuck River. Stonington Har­ Largemouth and smaUmouth ^ back at work after the first corps and the potential for an Pesq is toe navigator for Gre- Md Bot^Cofiege. hoto fonr losses Moriarty’s steer­ ln.SMlinMM787-MK will do the pitching with ^ b vided a twin bill at Cleveland. jcduison, also 2-3, hurling for George Scott was hit by a pitch Title Game Today steering wheel lock and rMl bor, Mystic River, ’Thames bass are being taken in the Last Night’s Finite i MWDle of weeks o t toe season, bvot better running back this tel H, toe Australian yacht out other Eastern independent ed In winning 20 of M games. AT Carlson held in reserve. For The ’Twins apparently had Chicago in today’s play. to load the bases, and Billy Co- WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. (AP) window cM roeter. River are some of the better but i i e t n e e will be a question could be toe year for Kilmer to of Syctoey, ^ c h on Friday Moriarty’s are the defend­ «VER»DE PARK Saujatuck Reservoir. Large- Andover, either Midge Gardner righted themselves, following a Petrocelli’s homer-^ils 22nd OMAHA, Neb.—^Art Hernan­ — Wayne, N .J., counted on its spots. nigliaro followed wtih ^ single completed a 4-0 sweep over the ?ate, Holy Cross, Navy, Rut- ing playoff kings. mouth baas are reported gx>od or Bob Gagnon will pitch. nine-game losing streak, on this year, came in the second in­ to left, scoring his older brother. dez, Omaha, knocked out Duane m aik powerful bats against toe stingy TED TRUDON Bt. as Tolland Tpk. Striped bass fishing is only ^ U vlngstO T quickly regains “^ ‘^Uty defensive help will be FYeiJiih Boat, France*, In their gera, Temple. V l ^ v a W ^ Herb’s gained the right for at Lil inonah. Powers and Gard­ Following this tilt at 6 at the Aug. 16, winning six of their ning, but the Sox didn’t hold the Petrocelll took advantage of a Horseman, Chatfield, Minn., S, pitching of Campbell, Ctalif., to­ TalcottviUe, Conn. fair and, consists mostly of * old form-he was toe team’s available _ from _rOTklea_ Oovla “ ^es ^ d eto^ ^ ^ ^ m a c^b^^ ^ J ^ to toe finals last nl|d>l by trim ­ ner Lakes. same field, the winners will play next 10 starts. And they had edge for very l

PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1970

____ f!>'. MANCHES'raai EVENING HERALD, kANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1970 PAGE FIFTEEN BU66S BUNKY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE INCERPENTALLY YA WONT Businoss Servicos Help W onf d Help Wonliid Help Wonted Mole 36 B E T T E R ... a f t e r a l l i t m s a HUMPH/ PONT EGARMAPTHA, Amwer te frtrioei Pu|ile f X WCUKI6 V A S O J I^ ' HOW YA B E U e V e WHAT THEY > AAUST >OU S M 0 4 W / SEWlOUS ACCII^NTj> < TALK. TO Offtrad 13 35 Femole 35 ______FUyWERS, FUDPSyi FEEUN'^ OFFEREP FER Y ^ C P S tlJ s t r a n g e r s AUWAVe BE .SO Things of A ll Sorts EE5B X GUESS m s BEEN SIN^PO/ , PRIVIN' CHASMIMG HERE, PUT VOUR PESSIAMSnC CLASSIFIED BERRY’S WORLD CLEANING woman wanted, 8-4 DRIVERS for school buses i'M LUCKY MY ABOUT ACTING TREE SERVICE (Soucier) — INTA A TREE /WRS. HOOPLE / I'LL STOP A^ONEy IN IP YOU DRIVE you can seU jayg weekly. Permanent posl- - 8:48 p.m . INJUWIE5 HEBE OCCASIONALLY t h e BANV* CAREERS'? ACROSS DOWN Trees cut, building lots Clear­ WEREN'T MOf?E a i n t e x a c t l y I I TPAJNEP Dutch Medd clothing, emy Oon. Send name. address, Manchester or Vernon schooU. ON AAY TRIPS TO ANP KEEP 1 Cure by 1 Pasteboard ed, trees topped. Got a tree SEVERE h ealth y^ ‘ •>tiUR. TAY.I t h e BOV salting 2 Margarine three evenings. You cem earn phone number emd references Qc®** scale. We train you. HOLLVVWOOP...IF problem! Well worth phone y a k .' t h e RUNVMAV LICENSE PAIP u p / P6IZSOHALP// 5 Hi^tender 3 Surf noise ADVERTISING over $100. For Interview call to Box R, Manchester Herald. 872-6997. ------TELL'. call, 742-8252. IS BUS NEVER 9 Health resort 4 Approaches 742-8031. All replys confidential. Writing v ENOUGH 12 Medicinal 5 Musical CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ablUty not required. SCTOOL bus drivers Bolton. plant * syllable H CONCRETE work, sidew8dks, r v c 8 A M . to 4 :3 0 PJd. hours 7:20-9 a.m., 2-8:40 p.m., 13 Girl’s pame ' 6 Adhere patios, etc. ■ Free esUmates. MOTEL maid wanted, six-day BABYSITTER wanted In my 649-8400. 14 W o l^ m ite closely g Call 742-9791 or 528-6880. (Cohiwall) 7 Hideous week. Call 643-1650. home for four afternoons per 43 Indiaii tent COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 15 'Tradesmen of monster 24 Knocks POLLARD Tree Service — Ex- HAIRDRESSER Full-time, week. 643-1041. a sort 8 Sample with 25 Winglike 45 Extirpates, 4:80 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUOA'HOK pert tree removal, pruning and CHIEF 17 Caucho the tongue parts as roots good salary plus commissions. p a RT-TIME work In cafeteria Deadline lor Saturday and Monday la 4:80 p.m. Frida/ 18 Agents 9 Servants who 26 Kind of '46 Priestly caste trimming. Reasonable. Free Casa De Coiffures, East Hart­ 1^ a^» estimates. 628-3021. style restaurant. Set your own ACCOUNTANT 19 Ancient clean pots earring of ancieni ford, Mr. Aldo 528-2270. hours. Days or evenings. Call BY V. T. HAMLIN district of (archaic) 28 Was painful Media PLEASE READ YOUR AD A L L E Y OOP Greece 10 Hawaiian 30 Nautical term 47 Cain's victim TWO YOUNG married men WOMEN for snack bar eve­ Manager at 640-6632. For Growing Public 21 Certain precipice 31 Native of (Bib.) Classified or “ Want Ads” are taken over the phone as a will do small repair jobs and nings, hours 6—closing. Must 11 Athena Latvia 48 Deer track Company X,1HB IS rr...1WEY'LU VEH.-.tETSGET/ ...WHY NOT JUST A OH.NQOOP, European convenience* The adverttser should read his ad the 'FIRST painting, also cellar deeming be able to work Saturday or DROPPING THE FLAG ■EROUrONTHEI PUSH TH* STARTER ) TRADITION 23 Building 16 Guam, for 33 Ridiculed 50 Oi>eratic aolo DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In Hi m l o r ^ o ABOUT AN HOUR TRACKx.EVERY- AN' DRIVE IT y MUST BE extension instance 35 Western 51 Depend and light truckiiig. Cedi 646- Sunday or 4:30 — 7 evenings. ACCOUNTS PAYABLE OUT THERE? r MAINTAINEn., next insertion. The Herald Is responsible for only ONE In­ 2602, 646-2047. w ith tlve opening of another BOPV PUSH.' 'S omething 24 Tatter 20 Of heater cattle shows 52 Utilizes correct or omitted insertion for any advertisement and Apply in person Vernon Lanes, fabric department store, Pil­ ELSE TO 27 On the briny age 40 Open to 55 King of Route 83, Vernon. CLERK WORRY 29 Clock face 22 Onagers public perusal Judah (Bib.) only to the extent of a “ make good” Insertion. Errors which ORGAN and stereo service of­ grim Mills has a promising ABOUT- 32 Forms in a do not lessen the value of the advertisement will not be fered by professional electronic career opportunity for a I 2 3 4 5 6 7 5“ 5“ 10 r r corrected by “ make good” Insertion. MONEY getting type? Earn $60 Some experience desirable. 37%- man with retail experience line service. For appointment cedi to $100 weekly showing our ter- hour week, salary commensu- 34 French patois capable of heading account­ i2 li u after 6:80, Mr. Jeimes CheurUer, spoken in riflc line of toys, gifts, novel- rate with experi/ence. Many em- ing department. If you are gT ut f.» ew (Rockville, Toll Free) 647-1303. Louisiana 15 16 17 tles, household items. <3all 629- Pt°y® benefits. that man, call Mr. Shenk- 36 Pompous man, Jr. MANCHESTER Tree Service — 1122 or 628-0606. show t$ m iT 20 643-2711 875-3136 Allied Building Systems 37 Stinger Specializing in tree removal, MATURE women for nights and BY J. B. WILLIAMS h 646-4422 OUT OUR WAY 38 Wrinkle pruning, shrubs, lots cleared. Saturdays. Apply in person. 260 Tolland Tpke. 39 Raced Automobiles For Solo 4 insured, caii 649-6423. Manchester, Conn. 41 TV receiver 24 2S . w 30 31 Card Gallery, Manchester ■ Parkade. 646-0124 HAND ME OUT TH' ANDHANP HIMOVERTDMETO M 42 Seine 33 35 — ^------YOU ARE A-1. Truck Is A-1. CUSTODIAN — Full-Ume year s - a s soap-->pu 've been DRY WHILE YOU’RE SETTING OUT 44 Fruit drinks HERALD TRIUMPH, 1967, new top, wire Cellars, attics, yards, drive- round employment, 48 hours AT ME TO GIVE HIM OF THOSE WET THINGS, I SLIP- 46 Craziest it M r MEDICAL Placement Service — wheels, Call after 6 p.m. 668- ways sealed and small truck- If you need a licensed nurse or WAITRESS pert-Ume, " ^ a ^eek, evening ^ t , paid A BATH, SO AS TO5E/ FORGET ITANDTAKE HIM { 49 Japanese city 7826. D A V Y JONES BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS LONG AS WE'RE TO THE eASEMENT--ANP COUNT ME 53 Negro tribe in 38 BOX LETTERS ______ing done A-1 right. Call Tre- trained aide for elderly, con- Louisa Hotel and Restaurant, vacation and nospitalizatlon. BOTH SOARED OUT OF THE OPERATIOM TILL HE’S Cameroons 1961 P-85 OLDSMOBILE, auto- Trucking Service toll- (0 m o fcr NIA. Ik, valescent or chronically ill. 232- Bolton 643-2621. manager, Parkade 54 Enjoyments 4^ (5 SORRY, DAVY. ANYWAY! MkSHT For Y odi Bowling Lanes Shopping Park- eVERYTHING EXCEPT W OW ' IT MUST BE 56Jellylike matic transmission, radio, new 6226, 643-8707. I CAN'T TELL AS WELL DOTH' 46 47 48 so 51 52 BEE LINE Fashions — sell ade. WHAT I WANT YOU EXTREMELY VALUABLE JOB OUT material InformatioD that Hres. Good condlUon. Call 643- t IMBERLAND Tree Service, "Let's not go back to the office. Let's spend the after­ themselves. We need women to ------TO s a l v a g e , DAVY. WHAT IS IT, S IR ‘ YOU :. HERE, 57 Ages and ages S3 s4 65 THE HER.%LD wlU not noon at the club and freak out!" 58 Liver ____ ‘ ______tree removal, pruning, shrubs, DOING YOUR show them. For appointment secretion st 67 68 dlsclnns the identity of 1970 MAVERICK, 6 cylinder, cleared. Fifteen years caU 646-0480. 59 Island (Fr.) any advertiser using box automatic, with radio, $1,795. experience. Bonded and insur- CHRISTMAS 60 Feminine 59 60 61 letters. Readers answer­ tt firm 043-4638 ^ e e estimates. Call 847- Bonds— Stocks— DREAMING? appellation ing blind box ads who ____ . ’______9479. Clutters desire to protect their ConhtKting 14 Mortgoges 27 Help Wanf d-Mole 36 FULLTIME 1970 PLYMOITTH Duster, 840, ,-r;r,r------It’s not too early to start, (Newspaper (nierpriu Aun.) identity can follow ‘his build a profitable business procedure' 4-speed, excellent condition Mowers — Garden trac- CARPENTRY — concrete steps, MORTGAGES, lOEUis, first, sec- extras. ’ 646-1868. ' fcp^red and sharpened, floors, hatchways, remodeling ond, third. All kinds. Realty of your own as an AVON Enclose your ropiy to ------!______!______Parts and accessories. New porches, garages, closets, cell- statewide. Credit rating unnec- repreaentaUvp, ahd make CLERK— ^for order process­ Mon for Etervice station. the box In an envelope — and used lawn mowers. Hours higs, attics finished, rec essary. Reeisonable. Confiden- those dreams come true. CaU now 289-4922. ing. address to the ClasaUied 1961 COMET, $100. Call after 6 8 to 6, Monday to Saturday, rooms, formica, ceramic, Oth- Ual, quick arrangements. Alirin Must be able to do minor M anager, Manchasler p.m. 872-4111. Mini-Motors, 188 (rear) W. related work. No job too Lundy Agency, 627-7971. 983 STOCK ROOM MAN—ex- repairs, Including tune-ups. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER Evening Herald, together with a memo Ilstl^ th‘° 1967"v o Lk s w a g b n , good Ur^. middle Tpke., 649-8706._____ E v i s ^ M S " ’ ^ 79.‘" **“ "°* ^ ’ CASHIER and clerical - must perienced preferred . companies you do NOT Very good condition. Asking ------!------^------^ work with figures, __ » o q w p ir ri'P'R Apply In person want to see your letter. $1,276. Call 649-4081. JUNK CARS removed, $10 CARPENTRY and remodeling MORTGAGES — 1st. and 2nd., fringe benefits. Gaer Bros., 140 tixvoi wiiiLiuniiv WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE Your letter wUi be de­ — ------each. CaU 872-9433 ’ rooms, dormers, kitchens, mortgages—interim financing ^y® South Windsor. ^able ^ to fabricate to blue- stroyed if the advertiser additions M d garages. CaU - expedient and confidential for school buMs. Is one you've mentioned, 1963 GALAXIE XL 890, $476. STEPS, sidewalks, stone waUa, Tom (Jorbltt, 64SK)086. Gorman Bros. Inc. ATRIANGLE/ A CIRCLE. A SQUARE.' I 'l/ ff not it will be handled service. J. J. Real Estate 7 :30-9 a.m., 2:16 - 3^46 p.m. EXPERIENCED ASSEM- AN ARROW.- CaU 649-9254. fireplaces, flagstone terraces. s 6 ap, b u t n o s o a p In the usueU manner Assoc. 643-5129. Manchester or Vernon schools. BLER— able to work to YOU'RE _____ AU concrete repairs, both In- PROFESSIONAL C a r p e n t r y ______, , 770 Main St., Manchester 1958 VOLKSWAGEN, 36 h.p., side and outside railings land- *’**^*^ garages, dormers, UNUMITBD funds avaUable scale. We train you. blueprint. HOLDING locked In third gear. Asking scaping. Reasonably~ priced. ete. Remodeling of houses, In- (or second mortgages. $6,000. or 872-6997, $100. CaU 646-4381 after 6:30 MACHINE OPERATOR— UP A SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL CaU 643-0861. side or outside. CaU night or minimum. CaU 646-1110. Lost and Found 1 p.m. day, 647-13^0. experienced on lathe and CROSS/ LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also WAITRESS wanted fuU or part- REWARD offered for return of 1966 IMPALA Super Sport, full 1 ^ millers. WELL, IM OFF appUances. time. CaU ToUand — 876-9960. my » h lu ^ ... delTSSrS: Special Services 15 Business Opportunity 28 PAINTERS wanted, experi­ t> serenade lacy MARY MAY- gagement ring, engraved Sacrifice $765. Can be seen at — HAIRDRESSER, experienced, HARPER BUFFING enced only, Manchester area. < H IN K MANCHESTER — Newer G.A.L. — B.A.N. 12-26-63, and phlUps 66, 436 (Jenter St. ______CREATIVE Catering — offer- , eoulnned barber shon lo-**®‘ full-time. Petite Beauty Salon, MACHINE CO. CaU after 6, 628-7449. SHE'U- matching wedding ring with 643-0322. CLEANIN(3 - Interior -b o th cated In professional area,’ at U lS tE N diamonds, engraved G.A.L. — 1967 MGB, wire wheels, new residential and enmmoroioi *®t®. cookouts, stag parties . „ proiessionm area, ai- 363 Ellington Rd. HESS Service Station needs re­ East Hartford, Conn. sponsible part-time help, days ® " T ®“ ®"®'“ ®®"- S a tisfa ct^ work guarantee^! especially for you. 24 ^ ® “ ®' A gen c?"" 646- VOU? valuable but very, very senti- dltion. Leaving for school, p M e n iv free estimates Le8Y®tt St., East Hartford, P"®®®- Hayes Agency, 289-7471. and weekends. Apply in person —-n-.fr. I rtoll KOa.OKOil Off eiOO fVfiiaf onll Off .0000 ‘ XtSllUiy IFCC eSUmatCS, ___ 0131. from 8 to 12 noon. The Hess " mental. CaU 666-3536, 644-0123. must sell. CaU 644-0836. Pilgrim Mills Needs call Suburban Floor Malnten- Service Station, 884 Brocul St., ance, 649-9229. ______MANCHESTER—Package store. BUZZ SAWYER* BY ROY CRANE FOUND —^Boy’s class ring, may 1967 ENGLISH Ford, (Jortina Experienced Bookkeeper ______Manchester, Conn. have by paying lor ad ttnd GT-1600. Four-on-the-floor, ta- Roofino__ Sidina 16 C^U '"r detaUs. Frechette Real- HARDWARE Sales — Expert------/MEANWHILE, AT THE '‘ HAUNTED" ’ ’ tors, 647-9993. ... a n d s o AFTER YEARS OF / I CAN ANSWER THAT, HOUSE WHERE BUZ AND GO-GO identilying. 643-1066. chometer, bucket seats, white, enced, all around inside man, DISHWASHER wanted for Sat- OPERATING AT A PROFIT, I MR. BLOCK. IT'S BECAUSE A RE BEING HELP. ------'------black Interior. Extra wheels. Household Services BIDWELL Home improvement , If you are an experienced wanted for established local urday nights. Apply Cavey’s REGRETFULLY ANNOUNCE TRAT THE PRESIDENT, J . BERNARD l o s t Two - year old fe- snow tires. Excellent condl- Co. Expert installation of ®®®' gal who can handle double Offered 13-A aluminum siding, gutters and Oemfidential, efficient. P. entry bookkeeping and take concern. Management future. Restaurant, 46 East Center St., THIS YEAR BLOCK INPUSTRIES BANKS IS GUILTY OF male apricot and white, very 395Q 943-2671 after Apply Star Hardware, 36 Union Manchester. /V M S A A A N A G E A A E N T ANP CUSTOM made draperies, slip trim. Roofing installation and "P**®™®* 849-6281. a trial balance, we have a IS IN THE RED. r tiny poodle, wearing tag with g _ St., Rockville. Bruce Animal Hospital on it, ' ______covers and reupholstering, repeilrs. 649-6495, 875-9109. ______rewarding job for you. CaU DOWNRIGHT STUPIDITY. Mr. Shenkman Jr. MEN needed to do office clean­ AND I , WHIPPLE CRAWLEY, vicinity of Lilly St., Reward. ------Budget terms. EstabUshed In ;r -;— ------r - . . . . ing part-time In the evening. CaU 649-8388. 1946. Days, 624-0164, ®ve-® and repairs Private Instructions 32 HAVE THE FACTS T O Trailers— MANAGERS Starting around Sept. 1st. CaU nlngs, 649-7590. **°"® realistically. Free esti- 646-4422. 627-0288 or apply Rudder Build­ P R O V E IT / Mobile Homes 6-A mates. CaU anytime, 649-1616. and Automobiles ror Sale 4 LJGHT trucking, yards, ceUars, TENNIS Instructions. CaU Glo­ ASS’T MANAGERS ing Service Corp., 167 Charter attics cleaned and removed. ria Darling, 289-8447. Oak Avenue, Hartford. DUNE Buggy — Real riiarp, Roofing and J ______8-29 TERRY TRAILERS Bulk delivery. 644-8962. Your opportunity to join an WANTED second class cook or (P ItTO fcy NIA. Ut . TA*. K—. U.S. M . Otf. custom paint, many extras. Chimneys 16>A RN or LPN part-time. CaU REWEAVING of bums, moth- expanding fabric chain is broiler man. Good benefits and |TOCK HOLDERS' MEETING, New, pos-A-Traction, tires, 649-4619. here! Retail experience < 3 "So you feel you wouldn’t have much adjusting to Hurst, SW. Must sell, no rea- Year end prices on all models in holes, zippers repaired. Win- ROOFING — Si>eciaUzlng re- Schools and Classes 33 wages. Please (ipply in person & BLOCK INDUSTRIES. helpfiU but not essential. do if you and Janie get married . . . because you sonable offer refused. CaU 628- stock. dow shades made to measure, pairing roofs of all kinds, new SCHOOL bus drivers, Bolton, only, Willie’s Steak House, 444 BULLDOZER OPERATORS CaU Mr. Shenkman, Jr. at Center St., Manchester, already owe about every one you know?!" $342 or 289-6131. ’ ®**® Venetian blinds. Keys roofs, gutter 'work, chimneys hours 7:20-9 a.m., 2-3:46 p;m., Pilgrim Mills for opportu- Trades accepted. Bank financ- made while you wait. Tape re- cleaned and repaired. 30 years NEEDED NOW 649-8400. BflCKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD nlty to discuss your future. LICENSED plumber wanted. 1963 PL-YMOUTH Fury, 4-door, ‘ng. AlsoAi on display: j . —i corders for rent. Marlow’s 867 experience. Free estimates. CONSTRUC?nON IS BOOMING CXX3KTAIL waitresses wanted,. CaU today! (3ood pay. CaU 644-1817 after WE WANT TO KNOW IF exceUent mechanical condi­ Main St., 649-6221. call Howley 643-6361, 644- „ » „ , . , . . fuU or part-time. 644-0540, 644- 6 p.m. THIS BLACK HAIR IS ' STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF tion, very reasonable. 648-6048 COX HARDTOP 8333. Eam top pay. Complete resident , _ ' 646-4422 NATURAL OR COLORED/ ODD JOBS, light trucking, car­ r r JUST ARRIVED, weekends "and after 6 p.m. training program. Part or fiUl- !•'*“ • EXPERIENCED cabinet mak­ MICKEY! HOW LONG WILL IT TAK ^?y CAMPING SUPPLIES pentry, roofs, miscellaneous re­ p a r t tt m e r ^ t h e y s t il l have no I WENT TO THE WHEN M Y FACE ' pentry, roofs, miscellaneous re- 71 r— —— — - - time. Classes forming now. UC. - tvnlst for l o c a l ______er. Must know plastic laminate THE BATTLE OF ^ '^ B U T NEED CAR? (Jredlt very bad? 60W ER GULCH IS CLUE AS TD HOW THE CODE MOUNTAIN PASS AND DID NOT FALL, I TRAILER SUPPLIES pairs, patios, porches, retain- MeOting Ond Phimbing 17 School, call 1-225-8719 anytime, bank hours KKU 8-6 Mondav- PHARMACY delivery work work. B^uil-time imsltion in Bankrupt,' repossession? Hon­ WELL IN h a n d / GETS PUNCHED INTO THE ' STUCK MY HEAD OUT RETURNED TD EVINRUDE MOTORS small shop. Starting pay $8.60 0 THAT OTHER \ SHANGRI- est Douglas accepts lowest !Tilte'^work‘'cU ^ \ rM 6 .0 M ^ ^ GRANT’S P lu m b liiF s e T r i^ ------Thumday; 10-12,’ 8-8 Friday, a t a ^ 8 p m. ^ d all day BOTTOMS OF FILM CANS anvtime ^ estimates, plus quaUty U a l— » s i__ ___1 ^or Interview caU Mr. Mat- per hour. 643-6467. GOING To ARMY ANP AIR down, smallest payments, any­ MFC. BOATS “ y“ "“®' work 643-8341 ^ H o lp V V a n tO d -- rick, ais-ivno646-1700. C h e s t e r Herald. FORCE THEATRES where. Not smaU loan finance MAN, 18 or over to learn cabl- LIGHT TRUCKING, cellar and Female 35 company plan. Douglas Mo- Propane tanks refill^, , J J i. , SAM WATSON Plumbing a n d ______DENTALDENTAL assistant assistant' full-time, full-time, CABINET makers. Exhibit shop ^etugj making trade. CaU 648- tors, 846 Main. S^es c ^ i r ^ r v e d Bathroom Temodel- A YOUNG progressive com- chajrslde, no Saturdays. Write 643- ing and repairs. Free esti- pany supplying mini-computer Box X, Manchester Herald, lent openings. Displaycraft, 1966 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass, Campers Holiday, Inc. 6000. Manchester, 643-6067. mates. CaU 649-3808. systems to local Industry Is In power steering, power brakes, Route 66, Portland, Conn. need of a Girl Friday to work T'OSmON for cashier —recep- service man and ware- b u l l d o z e r trainees needed. automatic. ExceUent mechani­ 1-342-2112 TWO handymen want a variety part-time. Hours are flexible, tlonlst, part-toe, 6 days week- See schools and classes. cal condition. Good tires. 643- of jobs by day or hour. We Millinery, Must be good typist. 648-1179. ly. *‘ 8 P m. References requlr- 7791. clean y a ri, attics and ceUars. ed. CaU 649-2888. concern. AU benefits and over­ CAMPER, Chevrolet chassis, all Reasonable. CaU 643-5305. Dressmaking 19 WOMAN to Uve-in, help care for time. Apply in person. Nichols PONTIAC Catalina, 1970, blue, MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY automatic, power steering, metal body, renewed me- VENETIAN blinds cleaned at TROUBLE finding minis? Cus- ParteT” X ^ a S St^Mai^lii^steJ"” ’ ^ R e a d l l C F a l d A d s chanically, fuU price $695. reasonable rates, cash and torn made dresses, ladles suits, housework. References, 242- power brakes, whitewalls, ra­ most! Highest commissions, 3 DIDN*T AAEAN IT, Douglas Motors, 346 Main. carry 9-6 or home pick-up and gowns and alterations. Prompt 8236. 523-6484. dio, guarantee. $2,896. 872-3623. largest selections! No coUect- CUDDLES— ONiy service. Call 646-1188. HI.THERE/AWNTXOLD PAL/ delivery. Healy Building Main­ WOMEN needed to do office in^-, no deUverlng, Earn a free A BGURE OF SPEECH | HOW IS WiANS BEST FWEND? WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALU 1960 MGA, classic automobUe, GMC Camper, $696. tenance Service, 461 Main St., cleaning part-time In the eve- kit. Also booking parties. CaU recent engine work, wire 59 High St. Manchester. 646-4220. nlng. Starting around Sept. 1st. or write, "Santa’s Parties,” HELP WANTED wheels, radio and heater. Must Moving~—T rucking— M a I WfaDTETDA VERY " d BACWINTHBOP: 1 WANT TO CaU 527-9286 or apply Rudder Avon, Conn., 06001, Telephone seU, moving. Sacrifice at $400. iox52’ PONTIAC. ExceUent con- FAMOO0AAAN AAAKETHIS PBZFECmy CLEAR..,'#’ Storage 20 BuUding Service Corp., 167 1-673-3466. MEN and WOMEN ABairjOININ<3 THE Call 648-1686 anytime. dltion. Located in good park B u ild in g - Charter Oak Avenue, Hartford. ------^ r r with landscaped lot and recre- MANCHESTER — Delivery- MATURE, dependable woman FRIENDSHIP CLU&... 1969 CORVE-rrE convertible laclUties. CaU 876-6314 Contracting 14 Ugflit trucking and package de- GENERAL CLERK, full-time, to care for two school-age chll- FuU-tlme, part-time, days and evenings with 2 tops, 860 800 h.p, 4- information. Uvery, Refrigerators, washers over 21, Wednesdays- Sundays, dren In my home, Porter St. McDonald’s has vacancies for adults to flU positions In LEON (Jieszynskl buUder—new speed, 17,000 miles, exceU ent______and stove moving, speclaUy. 3.11 p.m. Apply 7-Eleven Store, area. Varied hours, some our Vernon store. Interviews held at the store. condition, $8,600. or best o f f e r .------homes custom buUt, remodel­ ing, additions, rec rooms, ga­ Folding chairs for rent 646- 305 Green Rd. weekends. 646-2527. Must sell before Sept. 11. 648- 0762. ------— MCDONALD'S CARRY OUT RESTAURANT ■ 4 ) rages, kitchens remodeled, 4 ^ ^ 0064. Motorcycles— ______HAIRDRESSER — part - time KB'YPUNCH operator, mostly bath tile, cement work. Steps, Bicycles 11 z —I ; z ------Z------“ weekends. Top salary and numerical, 026 or 029, 6-day RT. 83 VERNON CIRGLE VERNON 1666 (JOMET CaUente’ sedan, dormers. Residential or com­ P a in tin g ~ -~ P a p a rin g 21 commission. Duet Beauty Stu- week, benefits. Gaer Bros., 140 BY AL VERMEER 280, automatic. Good condition. mercial. CaU 649-4291. PRISCILLA’S POP 2 . dlo, 649-3606. Rye St., South Windsor. Seven good tires. Includes k a WASKI 176 Bushwacker, ------ROGER’S PAINTING, interior I THOUGHT SATURDAY, ^ IT WAS....TI\_U HONEY DO THIS.' snow, $600. Must seU, owner iggg, |400. CaU 643-4025. HAUjMARK BuUding Co. for and exterior, ceiling, wall- WAS YOUR DAY OFF/ 'HA 71EL' STARTED THE HONEY, DO THAT^ drafted. CaU 649-2586 after 4 ------home improvement, additions, papering, CaU anytime, 643- HONEYDEW CL.UB. ed with alr-c

III U70 , , HIA. Ut. T X . Iw . U1 >.». on siding, general repairs. QuaUty paperfaanging, fuUy insured, 1966 OTO, black beauty, extras. Business Services workmanship. Financing avaU- For free estimates caU 640- 30 JOBS AYAILJJBLE CaU after 6 p.m., 649-7816. Offered 13 able. Economy BuUders, Inc. 9353. if no answer 643-6362. le A N C B L O T BY COKER and PENN 643-6189, 872-0647 evenings. ------1966 PLYMOUTH and ^ r d , ^ CUSTOM MADE slip covers, ------B.H. — MAGOWAN------— JR. &------Sons,- 1st Shift 7:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. • 2nd Shift 3:00 P.M. to 11:00 P.M. • 3rd Shift 11:00 P.M. to 7:00 A.M. '"HWEMDUFINISHeR'' eR...jLisr HUffRYON,\ /THANKS, LORI. \ I'D JUST AS SOON ^ door sedans. V-8s, automatic, ^ ^ convenience SAVE MONEY! Fast service, interior and exterior painting, IRONIN(3> ABOUT HONEY. / THAT'S VERV I, HE WASN'T HERE radio, power steering, other living room. Chooee Dormers, room additions, ga- paper hanging. ’Ililrty years MALE HELP WANTED e NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED • WE TRAIN YOUl! BOWLINE LANCe/ X YOU?U'UL BE ) \ THOUGHTFUL j WHEN HE accessmdes. 648-2880. from over 200 exciting prints. rages, porches, rooting and experience, four generations, LATE FIND’S OUT. siding. Compsu^ prices. Add- Free estimates, fuUy Insured. I960 CHEVROLET, new engine ______Grant’s______of Vernon.______872-9171. ^ ^ • HIGH WAGES • PAID HOLIDAYS A-Level Dormer Corp. 289- 648-7861. ' needs work. Best offer. After 5 gH^^upBjuiNG Service — Saws • FREE CMS ' '• PENSION (COMPANY PAID) LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON •.'TOOMiretfwwCM. caU 649-6106. knives, scissors, garden and FALL— A good time to have • FREE BLUE CROSS U.S Pm. OA. • UP TO 120 HOUfeS VACATION PAY icym VzaiMde 600 4-door Shop tools. Powcr mowers re- WES ROBBINS Carpentry re- your house painted. CaU Rlch- • FREE LIFE INSURANCE V 8 automatic clean paired and serviced. Pick up modeUng specialUt, Additions, ard E. Martin, 649-4411. Pro- • 2ND & 3RD SHIFT PREMIUM mT™ T caoK S40.ft2»0 and deUvered. SharpaU, 688 rec rooms, dormers, porches, fesslonal painters, free esti- FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY througnput, ______^_____ Adams St. (rear) Manchester, cabinets, formica, built-ins, mate. 1967 DART, standard, 6-cylln- 343.68O5. bathrooms, kitchens, 649-8446. der, one owner, radio and AU types at FIgor Rnishing 24 toes.H~’a ^ ^ 648-6087648-6687 be- oe SHARPENING Service-Saws. MASONARY stone and concrete work. N o ----- ^------:------^ AMERBELLE CORPORATION tween 4-6 p.m.\^______rotary blades. Quick service. job too smaU. Free estimates. FLOOR SANDING, and FOB ADDITIONAL ^ m H70 W MIA, he. i KMFLgYMENT OFFICE 104 EAST MAIN STREET, ROCKVILLE, CONN. 1988 VOLVO, 2-door, many ex- Capitol Equipment Co., 88 Qiiaiity workmanship. Work lahlng (speclallziiig in older INFOBMATION guaranteed. Out of season floors), to and ou^lde paint- OPEN FROM , \ SINCE 1936 tras exceUent condition. Ask- Main St, Manchester. Hours t e l e p h o n e 876-8826 rates. CaU after 6 p.m., 648- Ing. (JeUlngs. No job\too smaU. 8:80 AJK. to 6:80 P.B>.BI. y AND ALWAYS AN l^QUAL OPPOB’rUNlTY BBIFLOYEB hur $2,700 CaU anytime, 875- daUy 7:80-6, ’Ihursday, 7:80-9. \ 9172,. * Saturday, 7:80-4. 648-7968. 1^0 or 044-2975. John VerfaUle, 649-6760.

\v . . ' /

PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1970 V------PAGE SEVENTEEN Business Locations MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COIJN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1970 Help Wanted Mole or Female 37 Gorden— Farm— Rooms WIHioat Board 59 Apartments— Flats— For Rent 64 Pairy Products 50 t h e Th o m p s o n House — cot- Tenements 63 Rosort Praparty Houses Foi Sa!e 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Resort Property Out of Town TOMATOES — Pick yoUr own, tage St,, centrally located, SK -R O O M flat seccmd floor, SMALL store or office. Ground For Rant 67 For Sale 74 For Sole /75 CLASSIFIED large pleasantly furnished central location, redecorated, floor. Near Main St. Parking, COUNTRY Club area . . .new ROCKLEDGE — 4 ■ bedroom jgANCHESTER — Exclusive 5 cento a podnd. 21 Angel St, ‘ M ALE and • FEMALE , rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 1175 monthly. Morrison Agen- Apply Marlow’s, Inc., 88T Main COLUMBIA Lake — Cottage- nine room colonial. Four bed- ^^^NCHESTER — Brand new P IT T ^ Street. .^.One of Man- Cape, original owner retiring, j custom built COVENTRY — Log cabin sum- BOL’TON —New 8-room cue- Manchester. available Aug. 30-Labor Day. custom built 4-bedroom Garri­ gracious 1^ baths, reo room, breeze- cdpe, breezeway, 2-car ga- 'fo r overnight and permanent cy, Realtor, 648.1016. St- ______rooms, 2% baths, two car ga­ mer cottage, fireplaoed living tom built Raised Ranch. Four MACHINE OPERATORS 648-9492, 649-2223. rage. Now under construction. son Colonial, charming family homes, 11 rooms, 4% baths. . . way, double garage, flowering beautiful wooded double room, completely carpeted, bedrooms, double garage, acre ADVERTISING BU'ITER and Sugar com, neighborhood, walk to bus, Selling for $59,600 and weU MACHINE REPAIRMEN — ------CENTER St — Four-room, se- NEW modem office^ Ideal tor Choice setting, land adjoins trees, $29,900. Hayes Agency, Asking $30,900. Frechette enclosed porch, exceUent con­ treed lot. $31,500. Hayes Agen­ beets, summer and winter worth it. T.J. Crockett, Real­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT HOITRS MACHINE CLEANERS CLEAN, pleasant room in pri- cond-floor apartment, on bus professionals. Plenty jJf free Town watershed property. T. shopping, schools. Aluminum 646-0131. Realtors, 647-9093. dition, treed lot. $9,000. Hayes cy 646-0i:il. squash, tomatoes, peppers, Wanted To Rent 68 tor, 643-1677. vate home for working gentle- une. AppUances, front and rear parking. East Center St. loca- J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. siding, 1^ Crane color baths, Agency, 646-0131. 8 AJM. to 4:30 PJM AUXILIARY WORKERS onlcns and fruit. 21 Angel St. MANGHESTER is next door to BOLTON /6-room Cape, large man. 129 Walker St., Manches- porches, centrally located. Call Cal* 646-2212. f i v e or Six rooms, 3 bedrooms. built-in dishwasher, disposal, this beautiful 4-room Ranch, Will Train Qualified Applicants. ter. Reliable adults with referen- MANCHESTER 2 family, 6-6 oven and range, city utiUties, MANCHESTER — Clean, three- DESIGNED FOR lot, large rooms, mud room, „ _____^ ______647-ml or 668-89^. STORE, 20’x70’, 846 Main St., bedroom Ranch, full base­ COPY tXOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT Company paid fringes benefits including Profit ces. Call 644-0794. with 2 car garage, nice floor $31,900. BuUder, 649-5624, 643- has oversized grarage and in lake privileges. Only $20,000. Mousohoid Goods »1 l a d i e s ,^cely furnished 3^4 r q o MS — stove, ref^ger- DoWntown Manchest^ A ^ - ment, Swedish fireplace, coun­ HAPPY LIVING exceUent condition. Call on this. O ut of Town Flano Agency 646-0191. t:M }*A1. DAY BEFORE P I3 U C A T IO ^ ^ Sharing. plan including 2 bedrooms, ex- SEWING MACHINE — New room for rent all utiUties In- ator, security deposit, adulte eWe September 1st. Call 622- WANTED to rent. Rockville or cellent condition. A good ’buy. try size kitchen, carport, large $19,600. Mitten Agency, Real­ For Sale 75 OeadUnr for Saturday and Monday i* 4:M p.m. Prtda.' APPLY; 1969 zigzag, unclaimed taya- eluded. Private bedroom with only, no pets, $116. Available 311* lot, extras. Choice residential tors, 643-6930. / •* VERNON —Just listed modern Manchester area, 4 rooms, im- Wolverton Agency, Realtors You’ll tlnd charm and conveni- 6-room Colonial. Large master \ way, buttonholes, monograms, community kitchen, ' " ‘ living ' now. 649-7681. mediately. Contact Gloria Wll- 649-2813 BETTE DRIVE neighborhood. 4H per cent as- COVENTRY — 4-year old, new­ STORE - - Suitable for TV, ^maWe ^rtg«e*^ a S ^ TOWiiSi^TTLY located - 6- bedrooms, spacious Uvlng YOUR C^PERATION UHX hems, etc. Now only |64. Easy room and 2 baths. Ideally lo- ______son Call 649-2360. y. ®“."? ™or«^,e-. Apprmsea m ^ 7 room ranch designed for ^ inw W b. ly painted, 7-room oversized Cheney Brothers, Inc, barber shop, shoe repair, etc. For tlhe large family Executive room Cape, garage, low 20’s. room with fireplace, formal K' BE APPRECIATEP D IA L 643-2711 terms. 622-0931 dealer. cated to bus line and stores. ATTRAdTVE 4% rooms, sec- Includes lavatory, heated. Ap­ mid 20’s. Must sell immediate- happy family Uvlng. Features Cape, on treed acre, 6 miles 31 Cooper HIU St. Please call 644-0383. “ *4 floor, porch, stove, refrig­ COUPLE with 8 children de­ type. 11-room Ranch, 6 bed­ ly. Owner, 643-0862. fully equipp^ kitchen, open f u l l ______649-7666. from Manchester, 1^ baths, dining room, wall to wall car­ MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT proximately 18x22’. Comer PORTER ST. rooms, spacious living room. SINGER touch and sew with erator. Opposite Center Park. sires 3-bedroom apartment. MANCHESTER 8-room Colo­ bullt-ins, raised fireplace. Own­ peting, 1^ baths. Large lot Eldrldge and Spmee St. See Excellent references. Call after Immaculnto r-nnm cni , 1 e®P“ raie siuay, laiye ammg m ANCHES’TER Green section— room and fireplace, baJis, 2 cabinet. Monograms, hems, ROOM for rent, ladies only, Adults, no pets. References re­ nial, four bedrooms, IH baths, er anxious, $26,600. 742-8131. with a view. Assumable mort­ Conrinuad From Frucodinq Foqe owner, 264 Spruce St. 3 p.m., 643-8242. c X Mrst ^ Unique 4-room Colonial, aU car garage and park like lot. embroiders, etc. Used, excel­ kitchen privileges, laundry fa­ quired. 640-7529. recreation room and two ga­ gage. $28,900. Phllbrick Agen­ MAN — WOMAN f(g- cleaning lent condition. Guaranteed. cilities, parking. 649-6129. rages, on a rural % acre lot. BOLTON . . .Ranch high on a cy, Realtors, 646-4200. Articles For Sole 45 FOUR - ROOM, second - floor cliff overlooking Eastern Conn. Hu!p Wantud— Ma'a 36 ..ep Wanted— Ma!e 36 mornings, 7-12, apply In per- PullPim pneeprice now $66 *oo or 7 j month-raram- p l e a SANT room for gentle- apartment with gas stove and Houses For Rent 65 B u siiw ss P rO M rtV doora and aun deck. 3 fuU bath#. '“ *■ malntenance.^TIda ta a quaUly Asking $28,900. PhUbrick Agen­ son Vernon Lanes, Route 88, GERT’S a gay girl — ready tor - c .J * * ” ' 2 fireplaces, 2-car attached ga- 0131. ^ullt home in mint condition. Nine acres in all. Utility build­ HAZARDVILLE — Assumable man, to Oct. 24, parking, linen hot water. Working couple, no cy, Realtors, 646-4200. MESCHANIC tor school bus ------Vernon. a whirl after cleaning carpets dealer. Six-room house, furnished or ror Sale 70 "Uth fireplace, formal*'——«** rage. ..vAUA16x32’ In-ground swimming ------por11 Or an appointmentappoinimeni tolo Inspect,in s p e c i,------—-—------—— ing. Truly a a uiuquv unique pivp«riy property mortgage. $2,200 cash, $105. fleet. Work Inside and out. EXPERIENCED painters want- service, 644-0248. children or pets. References, unfurnished, appliances and built-in china pool. Large treed lot. Priced in MANCHESTER — 7-room Co- call Doris Smith, Jarvis Realty TO SETTLE estate -four-bed- that must be seen. Sensibly '" “"AY- Four rooms, sun- with Blue Lustre. Rent electric ------RESTAURANT business show- caouiGiB. cabinets, work savernavAr kitchen,irifAVian 3o thefViA upper an*a60’s __ ^ A •. y porch, 2*car g'ar&^c Broker Plenty of overtime. Good rate e*l- Call 649-4343 between 6-7 or WANTED — Dmg Store cl6rk, shampooer $1. Paul Paint A ~ Miscellaneous, security. Call 648-7094, 4 to 7:30 garage. September occupancy. lonial, near bus line, back­ Co., Realtors, MLS, 643-1121. room Dutch Colonial. Fire- priced in the forties. T. J. for good man. 643-2414. tipply In person, 296 Cooper full or part-time. Experienced ing excellent net profit in high- ™ uj^m s vanity type tiled yard fenced in, needs some 742-6385. Wallpaper Supply. knick-knacks,^ ^ furniture, . etc. ROOM with kitchen privileges, ______P'*"' Near schools and shopping. . .. place, dining room, aluminum Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. ------Hill St. preferred. Good pay. Excellent traffic count location. Es- „„ii TT*P PF AT TV CO IMP remodeling, $22,900. Mitten Friday, ^turday, Sunday, 8-7 centrally located. 14 Arch St. ONE - BEDROOM Townhouse Lease and security d e ^ t siding. Lot 100x140’, 3-car ga------— ------SEVEN-ROOM Spilt Level, 8 working conditions. Reliable, NEED tires? 40 per cent dls- tahllshed over 20 years. Price REALTY CO., INC, Agency, Realtors, 643-6030. MANCHESTER rage with loft. 80 per cent VERNON. . .Top buy here . . . p.m., 176V4 Spruce St. Rear o f ------^---- apartment at beautiful Pine CJiarles Pontlcelli, owner-brok- 643-2602 bedrooms, family room, 2- references. Write Box “ W,” count. Premium. First Line. Poly Cleaners. includes all the real estate, ighed rec rmSf 6H room ranch with 1% baths, CLERICAL POSITION NICE CLEAN room for gentle­ Ridge Village. Available Oct. er. 649-9644. Robert D. Murdock, Riealtor LONG-LOW-LOVELY mortgage at 7V4 p«r cent in­ acre treed lot, fireplace, ga­ JANITORS Manchester Herald. Wide ovals. And truck tires. ------man, shower Etnd parking. Call restaurant fully equipped, plus attached garage, ^a^®'Sltlo 643-6472 terest. Austin A. Chambers, carpet In kitchen, fireplace, Produce Warehouse Office Coles Discount Station, 461 CLEAN, USED rrfrlgerators, 1st. $190 per month includes tvvo or .three-bed^m house a house. $65,000. Owner will with fireplac^ G < ^ vifue excellent location.. Tough to rage. Priced to sell. Hayes 643-7760. heat, 1WA-vrPTIT?aTir'P T TCTTVrPQ One-year old aluminum sided Realtor, MLS, 643-2326. Agency, 646-0131. MEN and women to demon­ West Center St., 648-5382. ranges, automatic w a s h e r s __ ___ ‘ carpeting, air-condition- Oversized rooms, take back mortgage. Phllbrick $37,600. ' M AiSU rlJijbiiiiK L lo IU N U b three-bedroom Ranch. F irst-floor------— beat at only $25,900. T. J. No experience necessary. Full­ strate Colonial Gifts and ing, dishwasher, range, re­ (4:00 p.m.-12:30 a.m.) with guarantees. See them at LARGE furnished room for large private yard, garage. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. WE COULD have gotten more, family room, 1% baths, fire- MANCHESTER vicinity —Ixx>k- Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. SOUTH Windsor Area —Sulli­ time positions, hours 1:30 p.m.- accessories. Write to Ren SCREENED loam, processed frigerator, disposal, private B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 male only, parking, $16. week- Walking distance to schools, but owner says sell, so $16,500 RANCH — Three biedrooms, Place, two car garage. Ready tag for a starter home? We — ------van Avenue to Parkade, take 10 p.m. Eixcsllent salary and Welch, c-o Colonial Pinecraft gravel, bankrun gravel, sand, basement and patio. Paul W. MANCHESTER subuiijs, busl- U & R R E A L T Y CO., IN C . For a person who is interested benefits. Apply Personnel Dept., Maln St. , Call 643-2171. ly. Call 644-0123 alter 6. churches and shopping. On bus buys a Cape on Woi^bridge St, 1% baths, aluminum siding, ap- preschool occupancy. A bag have several priced from $14,- TOLLAND — Beautiful and im- right on Hillside Rd., first Co., 262 Winter St., Haveriilll, flU, stone. George H. Grlffhig. Dougan, Agency, 649-4635, 646- ness location 6H-room Ranch, 643-2692 ■■ - ‘ ---- '------...... maculate 4-bedroom Colonial in working evenings but who is Manchester Memorial Hcspital, line. References. $260. 643-7800. Five rooms earace deep treed carport. Asking only ot e x t ^ like you have never 900 to $19,500. Mitten Agency, right on Steep Rd., 24 Steep Mass. 01830. Inc., Andover, 742-7888. SEWING MACHINES — New, ROOM for rent in private home, 1 0 2 1 . Ihi baths, excellent condition, I situated on 3 wooded acres, 2- looking for a position with re­ 71 Haynes St., Manchester. Robert D. Murdock, Realtor Int Tnniiifloa nt/kUA an/1 i*oPtHcr. ® 3 ..Hn T naarla OAn KOA. ^tCB tOlTS, , Rd. Six-room Raised Ranch, sponsibilities and an opportun­ used, repossessed, zig zags. young woman only. $20 weekly ------SIX-ROOM Colonial, $240. lease country store, out buildings. lot. Includes stove and refrig­ Mrs. Lewis, 649-6306. car attached garage, 10' fire­ 643-6472 3 bedrooms, full cellar, ga­ ity for advancement. There is BURGER Chef, Inc., hiring IT’S INEXPENSIVE to clean Used Singer press and sew in advance. 647-9376. “ d references. Wolverton 260’ frontage. Hayes Agency, erator. Keith Real Estate, 646- CAPE — Exceptionally clean. NEW LISTING—Bowers School, place, wall-to-wall carpeting in 646-1222 Ext. 243 Four bedrooms, garage, large rage, swimming pool. CaU now an opfoning in oiu- produce night closing help, 18 years or rugs and upholstery with Blue portables, $16.95 up. Parts and Brook Village, Oct. 1st. occu- Agency, 649-2818. 646-0131. 4126 or 649-1922. e e e • 3-bedroom Colonial, IVi baths, living room, electrical appli­ horse stable, 1 ^ acres of land. B , (Sl W Towne Real Estate, 646- warehouse, office. No experi­ older. See Manager, at Burger Lustre. Rent electric shampoo­ service. Ideal Sewing Ma- pancy. $165 per month in­ g;arage, low, low 20’s. Wolver­ ances, aluminum siding, ro­ ence is necessary. The duties er $1. Olcott Variety Store. Rooms With Board 59-A cludes, heat, air-conditioning, COLONIAL house, six large 4056. Chef, 236 Main St., Manches­ chine, 9 Webster St., Rear, custom Garrison Colonial, 2 TWO-FAMILY duplex, centrally jlfrs^c^nSdCTed*' BARROWS and WALLACE CO. ton Agency, Readtors, 649-2813. tary antennae. Owner trans­ are diversified and include bill­ MAN \rith carpenter experience and appliances. Paul W. Dou­ rooms, fireplace, attached located in Manchester. Five Manchester Parkade, Manch. ter. Hartford. 249-0786. ROOM for rent with meals, if Investment Property baths, family room, recreation ferred. Call 876-6483. ing, invoicing and gieneral cleri­ to train to be working fore­ GARAGE Sale — Electronic gan Agency, 649-4636, 646-1021. heated garage, large yard. rooms each side. Two-car ga­ SPLIT—Four huge bedrooms, 649-6306 CONTEaUFORARY 7% - room VERNON 7-room Raisid cal work. Company also offers desired, in Rockville. Call 876- For Sale 70-A room, fireplace, wall-to-wall Ranch on beautifully treed lot. man, for insulatlcn company. equipmeVit, odds and ends, etc. $276. J>er month plus utilities. rage. Excellent condition. 2% ceramic baths, family room, Ranch with large lot In beauti­ TOLLAND —Uke privacy?? % complete paid benefit program. 7321. carpeting, 2-car garage, large TWO-famlly duplex, 6-6, conve­ Four bedrooms, swimming Apply to Mr. CoUins, 627-3119, SituaHons Wanted— Thursday, Friday, Saturday, 1 SIX-TIOOM Duplex, redecorat­ Lease and references required. MANCHESTER close to shop­ $28,600. "nie Paul W. Dougan ta-g:round pool, barbecue pit. fully wooded setting. Pink acre treed lot surrounds love­ Public Notice treed lot offers town and coun­ niently located, in good condi­ pool. Immediate occupancy. apply 9 to 12 noon only. Glass Wool to 8 p.m. at 134 Lakewood Cir­ ed, centrally located, heated, Call 649-6993, after 6 p.m. ping, 4-family with 4 room Agency, Realtors, 649-4636, 646- etc. Very low 40’s. marble fireplace, 8 bedrooms, ly 6-room Ranch, 3 bedrooms, Fema!e 38 try living. Many more fea­ tion, $24,900. CaU owner 640- Priced for quick sale. R.B. As­ Insulation Co., Inc. 390 Pros­ cle South. , hot water, adults, no pets. apartments, 4-car garage, new 1% baths, family room, large formal dining room, fireplace, First National Stores Wanted— Rooms— tures. Assumable mortgage. ______COT /iVIAL — Six huge rooms 3071. sociated Brokers, 646-9926. pect St., East Hartford. ' EXPERIENCED babystttter~^l To Lease or Buy References and security. $186. heating systems and roof, Mid ...... ^porch.______Ideal office__ or pro',______flagstone patio. $29,600. Phil- scenic setting on Peter Green care for your children, days or styled h ^ d craft- Board 62 monthly. Call 643-0917. Out of Town Low, low 40’s. Morrison, Real- MANCHESTER To settle es- feaslonalbuilding. Extra build- MAN(2HESTER — Just listed, brick Agency, Realtors, 646- Park A Oakland Aves. MECHANICS —$4 per hour and ed candle holders and antique 3 Rooms of New Furniture 30’s. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. tor, 643-1016. Rd. All this for $23,900 with an EAST HARTFORD ^ Ix -ro o m evenings. Call 647-1377. MALE student needs room, vi­ For Rent 66 tete, older 6H-room 2-story i,^ lot. Priced right. duplex, call for details. WlU 4200. assumable 6% per cent mort­ East Hartford plenty of overtime for first - sail ship. Call 647-9337 or 643- from Cape in cream puff condition. cinity of Manchester Com- MANCHESTER — 17 - room QUALITY 6-room Colonial large home, central, quiet, con- ,„o nnn ______gage. Call Carriage Realty, Lai^e fireplaced living room, class truck men in new shop WOMEN available — Coventry, 6066. ROCKVILLE, 29 Laurel St, 4- Furnished house on high traffic count rooms, garage. Excellent con- kltohen^^d ^ Realtors, 647®99^. ' — ^ 646-1110. country sized kiechen, 3 or 4 at Shechtman’s, 265 Murphy Bolton, Manchester area for MODEL HOME m ^ y «»lege, please can l- room heated apartment, stove MECHANIC’S helper — pin set­ highway situated on 19,800 dltlon, excellent location. Own- bedrooms. Priced right. Mit­ Rd., Hartford. Brainard Rd. .mo. oio^iog. Cl. 7 Apartments 63-A and refrigerator. $126, monthly. ter machines, evenings 6-11 with legs, gauge and Intake square foot parcel, good busl- er 646-1669. 000. J.D. Real Estate’ ass<;. Pondltton.“ L<^ated“ n ^ UNUSUAL home, actually two LO>S Fof Sale 73 (XIVENTRY — Lake frontage ten Agency, Realtors, 643-6930, exit, off 91. Call 627-0763. 742-7749. ★ COLONIAL p.m. Must be able to work pipes. $25. 643-9664. FOUR ROOM furnished a p a646-0882 r t - 649-2871.______ness potential. Phllbrick Agen------elates, 643-5129, 643-8779. Offers considered. Asking low homes, one with 8 rooms and vERNON — Acre plus, high 226’, 11 rooms. 3% baths, car­ or 647-1673. Saturday or Sunday. Apply in SECRETARY-Glrl Friday, ma­ ★ MODERN Apartments— Flats— cy. Realtors, 646-4200. ^^NCHESTER Antique (1843) ~ 30’s. one withwiui 6o rooms, bothooui expand- expana- gcenlc location. $6,600.$6,900 Bolton peting peung throughout,uirougnoui, 2-carz-car gar-g a r ------^ ------ment, garage, heat and utili- Bir.T.moTOTJ —Three rooms, ______Colonial, priced at $21,900., out IMMACULATE 7-room Raised penon. Vernon Lanes, Route ture, Manchester vicinity. GARAGE sale — machinist tool ★ SPANISH Tenements 63 ties, no pets, call after 3, 742- stove, refrigera- able. Situated on well land- Lake. Vernon, haU acre $4,200. age. fireplace, balcony. Owner Wanted— Real Estate 77 CLERK-MAILING chest and tools. Miscellaneous. PROVINCIAL MANCHESTER - bustaess of state owner. Six rooms, f a c ^ s ^ lx t o e ifT r e s ^ideS‘ 'fo?1 scaped acre. CaU A 11 for details.a4 A 41A T o lle d _ acre,’ $3,000.. _ ...... ——Hayes 4 transferred. oa aA A ^ W MorrisonamvIaam t-J Realtor. A A 14 AV« 88, Vernon. Write Box F, Manchester Her­ tor, heat, hot water, carpeted, ald. 256 Green Rd., ’Thursday - Sat- from FIVE-ROOM flat, no pets, no block with 6 apartmenu, «x- (plus). 1,6(M square feet of llv- sub-division. ’ Asking $64,900. PhUbrick Agency, 646-0181. 643-1016. ALL CASH for your property JANITOR, hours 8-6, Monday — DEPARTMENT urday, 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. children. Call 649-0866 after 6 TWO - room furnished apart- ______month. 876-4802. cellent condition. Owner will (ttK space (plus). Backyard pri- large airy living room, dining Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. within 24 hours. Avoid red Friday. Apply in person. W.T. ROCKVILLE mother will care p.m. ^, ment.^ Stove, refrigerator, pri- _r_____ q c k VILLE______3-room apart- finance 80 per cent at 8H per vacy. Very good construction room, 2 bathrooms, huge fam- y"^ANDOVER — Wooded b u il^ g WELL MAINTAINED 8-room tape. Instant service. Hayes $288 $22,500 DOLL HOUSE, dead-end Grant Co., Manchester Park- Opening for a clerk in the mail­ for______children______, in her_ licensed______~ ______vate bath, heat and hot water. . , center heated cent. Terrific income produc­ and utiUties. Needs paint and Uy room and 2-car garage, HERITAGE HOUSE lot, artesian well, walking diS' brick-front Ranch on Manches Agency, 646-0181. struct, 160x160, trees, 6-coom ade. ing department. Full-time em­ home. Vicinity of Roosevelt -'^"y may be purchased VLLAGER Apartment — one- Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main St. parking security deposit re- er. CaU now, Hajes Agency, paper which will make this an Only $30,900. Wolverton Agen- tance to lake suid school, very ter Rd., Glastonbury. Nicely Several accessories, $80.ton 849. ^ bedroom, caroetlnfir.carpeting, two aair- i r ------parKing,_ ^ ___ outstandtag house. Assumable cy. Realtors, 646-2818. 646-2482 Ranch, breezeway, 2-car ga­ landscaped %-acre lot. Good ployment. Would prefer high Mills. 872-3697. separately. qulred, $126. monthly. 643-9678. U46-0131. good residential area. Paul W. EXPERIENCE3) recapper, top school education. Apply employ­ 2381 after 5 p.m. conditioners, heat, appliances, mortgage. $21,600. Odegard rage, Hutchins Agency, Real­ Dougan Agency, Realtors, 649- buy at $25,900. Call Carriage LAND—Louis Dlmock Realty, salary plus many extras. ’This ment office. DAY CARE in my licensed $186. Charles Lesperance, 649- Business Locations Realty, 643-4366. OWNERS anxious for quick tors, 649-6324. Realty, 646-1110, 649-0346. Realtors. 649-9823. INSTANT CREDIT ^ R N O N — Willow Brook 50-APARTMENT unit. Substan­ sale, price reduced! S ix -y e a r ------4636. 646-1021. is a fine opportunity to work home for pre-schooler, victnlty GARAGE sale, old bottles, an- 7620. Apartments. Immediately new * re^iiAatiques, «v«ii(irnmustache a ai cups,«ac< 0%e*T8x7 ga­evn For Rent 64 tial cash. G ^ return. Carri- MANCHESTER ~ 6 - room old U & R Colonial. Five bed- RAISED Ranch — $26,800. Six MANCHESTER — 7-room older in a growing shop and really Oakland St., Manchester. 643- OPEN SUNDAYS 10-6 3H rooms at $160. Heat, hot age Realty, 646-1110. First National Stores rage door, tobacco boards, Ranch, quality, pleasant neigh­ rooms, 3Vi baths, 2 fireplaces. rooms, wall-to-waU carpet, Colonlal, 3 or 4 bedrooms, get ahead. Bonus and incentive 7727. MON.-FRl. 10-9 „ MANCHESTER — 637 Main St. water, waier, refrigerator,remscraiui , oven-range. plans, profit sharing, 6H-day Park & Oakland Avenues 1967 Sachs, trailer hitch, 18” POUR ROOMS, second floor, store or sales office, paneled, disposal dishwasher, wall to borhood, assumable mortgage, Many other extras. For details built-tas, fireplace, 2-car large treed lot close to shoi>- WILL care for small child my snowblower, tires, old car city water and sewer, alu­ call Phllbrick Agency, Retil- garage, trees. Hutchins Agency, ping and bus, $22,900. PhUbrick week. Stop at Farmoll, Route East Hartford, Conn. adults only. Call 628-0718. -----$135. monthly. - 629-0518.— — - wail carpeting, air-conditioning,...... Land For Sale 71 home. $20 weekly in advance. parts. Jeep, power take-off, minum siding, carpeting, Realtors, 649-5324. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. 88, Rockville or phone 876-8879 H &L G swimming pool, lighted tennis tors, 646-4200. for appointment. 647-9376. electric motors, miscellaneous FIVE-ROOM apartment, stove m a IN, STREET office space, COLUMBIA — 7 acres, 268’ stove, refrigerator, . fireplace items. August 29-30. 37 Sunset and refrigerator, garage, loo pg]- cent location near courts, basketball court, park­ frontage, brook, lake rights. set, shades, curtains, ceramic MANCHESTER FOUR famlUes . . .excellent in­ ing and storage all included. ARBY’S Roast Beef, 267 Broad FULL-TIME desk clerk, ma­ Terrace, off Route 83, Vernon, FURNITURE swimming pool, handy to shop- banks, air-conditioned, auto- Located in very good. area. vestments. We have two of No pets. Call Hartford, 627-9238, a l l BRICK BEAUTY WOODLAND ST. St., Manchester, has openings ture, reliable person, second IRONING done in my home. Conn. ping tuid bus. Phllbrick Agen- matic fire sprinkler. Apply For details call Lange Agency, them for sale on the east side. 669 Burnside Ave. Vernon, 872-4400. for counter help, Monday to shift. Available weekends. Call Call 643-8708. cy. Realtors, 646-4200. Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 228-9346, 228-3296. 600. Odegard Realty, 643-4366. Truly a beautiful setting for this Good financing. T. J. Crockett, 643-1655. TAPE recorder, Tandberg, 8- East Hartford Friday,^ 8 to 8 p.m.. Days and 289-0756 /-«-.qrT7.qatfiqr>qr ... ____ , .777. ivrc’M; I To-nTOn _____------seven-room seven-room Cane y ap c Cod v-oo with wiui four loui floor 3 biedroomB, kitchen with Realtor, 643-1677. evening. Saturdays and Sun­ track stereo. Excellent condi­ NEWLY renovated 6-room MANCHESTER Green — ground OOVEINTRY — 40 acres, long LJHIING — 7-room rour- bedrooms, two garages, sun- eaHnir aren anarlmiR or c,;------T 3I-----^----- . . . - OOUNTEni help wanted, Mon­ tion. 647-1076. year-old Colonial. Prime area, porch and many -extras. This Spanish U^u- days. CaU 649-8043. Situations Wanted— BEFORE YOU BUY FURNI- apartment, heat, stove, re- floor 900 square feet, front por- frontage. Reasonable, Car- . J J living room with full wall stone day through Sunday evenings, frigerator, hot water. For ap- tion carpeted. Second floor, one OPENING riage Realty, 646-1110. Oversized lot. Take over fine home is vacMt and ready flrepgce g^d glass sliding doors ence Colonial, 7 spacious PART-TIME help wanted for 6-1. Apply in person. Arby’s Male 39 STORE fixtures for sale, show pointment call 643-6393, 649- large room, 360 square feet, al- Vending is BIG BUSINESS mortgage. Many amenities .for a new owner. A true real es- rooms, IM baths, 2-car garage, case. 7’ long; dress racks; PRICES, . , .on /.oo ,1 leading to a large atone patio, Janitorial work, 3 hours a day, Roast Beef, Broad St., MAn- 0641. so, three adjoining offices. WlU — is growing steadily every BOLTON Area — 22 acres land. Owner, 646-1486. tate value at only $32,900. Call carpeted floors, tiled bath .^ rst central, city utiUties. Morrison, EXPERIENCEID drummer hangers; mirrors; Mr. Bogdan now. 6 days a week. Call 649-6384. chester. large fan. LEAVING State — 7 rooms. rent together or one or two year — and is RECESSION Brandy St. and Loomis Rd. floor offers large rec room plus Realtor, 648-1016. would like to Join dance 649-1683. * Call Towne Real Estate, 649- MANCHESTER — Beautiful 6- good furniture. Sacrifice. 164 LiOOKING for anything in real separately. Call 649-2741 or 649- PROOF! office or studio and full bath, band. Call 343-6868. Ellington Rd., East Hartford, estate rental - apartments, 4066. room Cape with 3 bedrooms, e e Oversized 2-car garage, treed NEW LISTING — six - room • e B &L W Ranch, central air-condition- ^ f T 528-2I74. homes, multiple dweUlngs, no ^ ______THIS COMPANY . . . formal dining room, carpeted lot, city utilities. Asking $38,600. arch, $30. China, 12-place, s i l - ______fees. CaU J.D. Real Estate As- living room with fireplace, pri­ BARROWS and WALLACE CO. tag, two full baths, fireplace, DoqS— BirdS-^PatS 41 wheat pattern, $25. Excel- MAPLE twin beds complete, sociates, Inc. 643-6129. e Is one of the top vending wall to wall carpet, garage, DRIVER A N D Houses For Sale 72 vate shaded yard. Wolverton Manchester Parkade, Manch. U&R REALTY CO., INC. lent quality. 643-6972. good condition. Also double PRESIDENTIAL operations in the U.S. Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. 646-5306 full basement. Shows weU, mattress, clean, suitable for MANCHESTER Center, 6-room MANCHESTER — Price re - ______643-2692 owner transfered. $24,600. e Sells only top-quality, RAYMOND Rd. 9-room Garri- WAREHOUSEMAN WANTED AKC wlrehalred ter­ cottage. 643-8767. first-floor apartment for lease, VILLAGE duced, executive 2-year old LAKEW(X)D CUrcle — 7-room Robert D. Murdock, Realtor Wolverton Agency, Realtors, rier stud. Call 647-9039. FREE -Brown stones call 644- $200 monthly, heat Included, nationally-advertised and Raised Ranch, Glastonbury Ranch on 100x272 wooded lot, son Colonial on one-acre lot. 643-6472 649-2813. 0248. FRIGIDARE automatic wash­ one child preferred. Refer­ accepted products. • line. Must be seen, low 40’s. overlooking reservoir and Four baths, 4 bedrooms, large For whoesale mill work company. Five-day week, paid holi­ GERMAN Shepherd pups, make APARTMENTS er, $20. Lawn spreader $6. CaU ences, Hayes Agency, 646-0131. FYechette Realtors, 647-6663. country club, fireplaced living formal dining room, 24’ living CAMBRIDGE ST. - 6 rooms. days, and vacations. ExperVmce desired but will train. Call excellent watch dogs and good ENCYCLOPEDIA Britannlca, e Secures vending locations Mr. Smith, between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. 289-1591. 646-2464. Now renting, one and two room, formal’ dining room, den, room, screened porch, 2-car ciRCA 1740 large authentic Co- '*®f‘ ®f ^ ar^ e, 2 stories, patta with children. 649-8818, Leon- portable TV, twin bed, picnic MANCHESTER and suburbs — for you. You make NO NEW LISTING — Immaculate with large lovely shaded yard. bedroom apartments. Carpet­ 3 bedrooms, garage. Job trans­ garage, beautifully land­ lonial, 11 rooms. Seven fire­ ard Giglio, Bolton. . table, console stereo. 643-1926 ELECTRIC wall oven and coun­ rooms. Kitchen privileges op­ Ranch with finished basement, Can be bought ^ th or without ing, 2 air-conditioners, IVi SALES CALLS. fer dictates bargain price of scaped. Price reduced to places, two baths, some of the SEABOARD PLYWOOD & LUMBER CORP. ter top units. Call 528-6687. tional. Apartments. Beautiful garage, Uvlng room with wall- complete furnishings. Owner MINIATURE Schnauzer, AKC, 1»?0, RUPP snow-mobile, excel- baths. $28,600. Call early! Bel Air $65,000. For further informa­ original floors, lathes, doors, 6687. 9-room house available on a e Has a program that allows to-waU plus beamed ceiling. gt^ng south. Convenient to Route 6 at Pleasant Valley Rd. puppies. Champion sired. Stud lent condition. Call 643-8068, af- aL. CaU Frances K. Real Estate. 643-9332. tion call Phllbrick Agency, share basis. Privacy. Broker. Wagner, Rental YOU to make • money — $20,500. Wolverton Agency Real­ etc. Can rent upstairs while schools, shopping and bus. South Windsor, Conn., servlce. Reeisonably priced, ter 6:30 p.m. ROCK maple dining room set, Realtors, 646-4200. restoring if desired. Assum­ 649-3056. Manager, 646-2628 part-time or full-time — tors, 649-2813. NEW LISTING — One year old. Reasonabley priced, middle Stedman Kennnels,. Storrs, 429- table, 6 chairs, buffet. $50 or able mortgage. $27,000. PhU­ LARGE ’Tag Sale — from coun­ or 643-1028. ' earnings can grow to aluminum sided 8 room, 4-bed- MANCHESTER — 3-bedroom 20’s. Charles PontlceUi, owner- 9134. best offer. 649-3986. ■MANCHESTER — Just listed, 7- brick Agency, Realtors, 646- try home, August 29 and 30th. THREE rooms, heat, hot water, $1,000 per month with room Colonial, fireplaced fami­ frame and brick Ranch under broker,' 649-6644 or 872-4782. parking. On bus line. CentraUy room older Ctolonlal, 2-car ga­ 4200. 10 a.pi- Includes some an­ investments as little as ly room, built-tas, baths, 10 years young, fireplace, wall- located. 649-6761. rage, nice landscaped yard. NINE ACUIES — sweeping tiques. Sleigh, jugs, crocks, $600. acre lot 15 minutes to Pratt to-wall carpet in living room, LYDALL &L FOULDS AKC Pug puppies, home raised. Owner may help in financing. views, lovely six-room stone copper boUer, corner chair, Musical lymaiww InstrumentsinjuMiiroma 53 f OUR-ROOM heated flat, and Whitney, 3 miles to UConn. dining room and hall, huge W A L K E R ST. 649-1892. • Has liberal financing after Only $22,900. Frechette Real­ Ranch. Large enclosed porch, lanterns, bowl and pitcher FENDER-telecaster, deluxe re- cellent location. References EIHiiqfon Upper 20’s. Wolverton Agency, finished rec room, 2-zone heat, tors, 647-9993. New listing — 6-room Colonial. 2-car garage. Out-building. DIVISION FREE — dog. Reason, no pets HPtHsets, mnaBi-n-modem; two setsdMq hn,-bar CaU 649- and security required. Avail- initial investment- to oper­ country size lot. Spotless in­ Realtors, 649-2813. Spacious living room, dining Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. allowed on premises. Call 643- stools, one never used. Furni­ 6411. able September 1st. $160. PINNEY HILL ators who prove them­ NEW 7-room Cape, 3 bedrooms. terior must be seen. The Paul 8443. room, kitchen with birch cabl- Skilled and unskilled. Excellent wages. Full-time. ture, clothes, small appli­ monthly. 649-1914. APARTMENTS selves. dining room, family room, at- TWO-FAMILY house, good con- W. Dougan Agency, Realtors, nets, stove and double stainless 4 DEVON Drive — Contempo- Six days per week. Shift differentia. Blue Cross, ances, dishes. Bear Swamp tached garage, baths, alu- dition, excellent location, 649-4635, 646-1021. steel sink, 3 large bedrooms, full rary 3-bedroom Ranch. Living Rd. Andover, Conn. Route 6 W m itsrrt T n Ruw S 8 THREE gentlemen wanted to Pinney St. Investigate it NOW — minum siding, fireplace, city Comer lot, center of town. For CMS, life insurance, paid holidays and other fringe FREE kittens — CaU 643-1388. bath, enclosed sun porch, 2-car room with Swedish fireplace, to Andover Church, turn. Long (Route 286) utilities, off Dartmouth Rd. more information and appoint- DECEPTIVELY big, 3 bed- garage. Walking distance to wall to wall carpeting, drapes. benefits. Write, giving name, address, rooms, famUy room, move-ln schools, bus and shopping. Ask- Hill Rd., next right, first HOUSEHOLD lots Antiques ing. For particulars call 647- Low 30’s. Merritt Agency, 646- ment call after 8. 649-6022. Air-conditioned family room iV t large rooms with car­ phone number and sufficient condition including carpeting, tag $25,600. house. brick-a-brac, locks, frames, 1641. peting, appliances, heat^ off kitchen, carport, $24,600. 615 Parker St., Manchester, Conn. references. Vrite to: U80. IMMACULATE 7-room Colonial drapes, aluminum siding, fire­ Live Stock 42 ------glassware. We buy estates. hot water, storage rooms Owners, 643-2216 or 649-8638. • • NEW 7-room Dutch Colonial, 3 with attached garage, form ^ place, oversized cape, central. U&R REALTY CO., INC. Mrs. E. F. Loftus Vluae. P.aaiw, iuouon.«-: ™ and parUng for two oars. first- THREE-YEAR old pony, % TV. Motorola, 42” x 14” good 420 Lake St., Bolton. 649-8247. i Adults. $166. Call 876-040T Ussery Induttries, Inc., bedrooms, family room off fireplace Morrison, Realtor, 643-1016. 643-2692 TWO houses for sale — one 7- ______]______ment or home. J.D. Real Bs- U l Shetland, chocolate sorrel, condition. $50. Call 649-0787. or 872-9690. ^95 Empire Crnlral, Dep/..6074c7 kitchen, 1V4 baths, aluminum °"® ------— ------Robert D. Murdock, Realtor room, one 8-room, self-clean- WANTBD — Antique furniture, tate Associates, Inc. 648-6129. aiding, 2-car garage, fireplace, •’^^hs. central air, loads MANCHESTER - Croft Dr. gelding, green broke only, $126. V Dallas, Texas 75247J % 643-6472 ing range, dishwasher, copper .. • AAI ,,t*f Ulof UIUBCtcloset ouavc. space. iTldllV Many IIIWAC more ex- immaculate 6-room Ranch, .Inn. ...r . ______f r ’ SEPT. ,K h , «.a p .u .cy ,, « city utilities. Low 30’s. Merritt ^ , . ______plumbing, 200 amp service. garage. aluminum SEVEN-room Colonial, central Mid 30’s each. Easily financed. 8(Bt; guinea pig cage. 649-2426. °,^®'’ Townhouse apartment. Agency, 646-1180. $30,900. by the Paul W. beautiful yard. Asking only “ ‘ y- I ^ s o n ’B, 643-8709, uaths, stove, refrigerator, " " " location, 1% baths, 2 fire- Alton Wilcox, 43 Berkley Dr., Immediate Opening For Articles For Sale 4.*! BIG and beautiful! Seven-room Dougan Agency, Realtors, 649- $28,900. Frechette Realtors, SCAMPER tent trailer 1968, 166 Oakland Street disposal, dishv/asher, patio places, central air-condition­ Vernon, 643-7367. Ralsed Ranch on large treed 4836, 646-1021.______647-9693. ALUMINUM sheets used as sleeps 7, stove, refrigerator, Y vom n like nortahie nddin? with sliding doors and pool be- Big and Beautiful ing, swimming pool, carpeted prlnting plates, .009 thick, 2Sx awning and screen, WOULD like portable adding ...... lot. Two-car garage, 1V4 baths, throughout, treed*^ yanl. $29,900. SOWERS School — ' " ‘Me or machine, double-door automa- ing built. Children acceptable. finished family room. One year GARRISON Colonial, modein $1,600. 12’ Eiluminim boat, 6 To assume lease to expire Jan. By owner. 643-6871. four-bedroom Cape. Wall-to- EXPERIENCED 36” , 26 cents each or 6 for $1 — ...... „ y defrost refrie-erator round assume lease to ex young. Rural atmosphere in kitchen, formal dining room. h.p. Johnson, $328. 10’ fiber- “ ^ ® ™ ‘ ch ^ r^ M^8M7 ^ ^ 647-9484. OPEN HOUSE wall carpeting, sun room, 643-2711. Manchester. Mr. Zinsser, Bel- large living room with fire- Vi a _ glaa sail boat, $176. 644-2044. ^ood table, cnatrs. 649-8647. place, one full and two half. MANCHESTER -P r ic e reduc- large kitchen, raised terrace. fiore Agency, 647-1418. ed on this quality 9-room, five- Austin A. Chambers, Realtor, DARK, rich, stone free, loeun, FO R S A L E baths, four bedrooms, lot lOOx Tomorrow, Sunday 2~5 P,M. bedroom, two-year-old Gar­ MLS, 643-2326. TYPIST five-yards, $20. Sand, gravel, Garden__^Farm__ Rooms Without Board 59 MANCHESTER Splendor. 8- 180’. $31,600. Phllbrick Agency, HE IS A SPECIALIST stone, fill, manure, pool and WOODUND rison Colonial. Kitchen with room Contemporary Split in B Y O W N E R Realtors, 646-4200. patio sand. 643-9604. Dairy Products 50 comfortably furnished built-tas, family room with I^OKIE, LGOKIE 4-bedroom MANOR exquisite setting on 1% acres. fireplace, 2% baths, 2 garages Colonial, 1% b a to, 2-car gM- To Operate A Friden Machine sleeping room for employed Only three years young, 1V4 MANCHESTER WITH VAST KNOWLEDGE AND gentleman, on bus line, park- 67 Kenn/edy Road and aluminum siding. Now centr^, city utilities, ata- IH ” - 6” in diameter, 6’ - 20’ sweet corn, summer squash, 272 Main baths, basement garage. In­ You will find your co-workers most congenial. The APARTMENTS Manchester WHITE GLOVES asktag $41,600. PhUbrick Agen- I"*™™ lengths in excellent condition, cucumbers. Always picked ’______L Homestead Street numerable extras you must cy. Realtors, 646-4200. Morrison Realtor, 643-1016. fringe benefits are too numerous to mention here. see. Mitten Agency, Realtors, Bring them with you when you EXPERIENCE IN HIS FIELD Come in soon and we*U discuss the position. large quantity. Rockville day of sale. Buckland Farms, EXCELLENT room for female Manchester, Conn. Scrape, Route 30, Rockville, Comer Adams and Tolland school teacher. Kitchen privl- 643-6930 or 647-1671. 3-year old Garrison Colonial in inspect this 6-room Cape with $19,500. FRESH on the market DUPLEX 4-4, CambtWge St., Both soon vacant. Excellent 872-9032. ‘Tpke. * leges. Call 649-6268 after 4 p.m. WOODLAND MANOR offers Forest Hills. 8 rooms, 4 bed- oversized garege, cU»e to Manchester, 8-room Ranch, " " " the ultimate in c<»venient rooms, 2% baths, first floor fam- schools, churches and bus. A ojumlnum sidtae’ raraee Income producer, fine location. ManrljpHtpr lEuphtn^ Ifpraili prestige living, wltij schools, ily roomriiving room with fire- r&rfi yard of total privacy. High- Good value at $28,900. T. J. This is one time you need professional help! Thousands of dollars shopping and religious facil­ NOTICE place, formal (fining room, large ly desired neighborhood. City basement, carpeting. (Dw^rs Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. 18 BI8SELL ST.—MANCHESTER, CONN. ities nearby. eat-in kitchen, screened porch utiUties. Low taxes, mid 20’s want fast sale. «»i« WolvertonWnlirprtnn are involved. Titles and deeds have to be dealt with that could PUBLIC HEARING and patio, treed lot. For appoint- Mr. Lewis, 649-6306. Agency, * Realtors, 649-2813. BOARD OF DIRECTORS IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY m^nt call owner 647-1888 or 649- _ affect you and your family not only TOWN OF MANCHESTER, 4095. Priced in the upper 30’s. • # ] 3 V v • • MANCHESTER — Three-bed- Spacious one-bedroom apart­ CONNECTICUT room Ranch, modem kitchen im iT A T I O N WE NEED HELP ments, refrigerator, stove, with bullt-ins, dining “ L” , fam­ now but for years to come. Con­ dishwasher, disposal, air-con­ Tuesday, September 1, 1970 BARROWS and WALLACE Co. T O B ID ditioning, fiill carpeting, elec­ The Board of Directors will Manchester Parkade, Msinch. ily room, fireplace, wall-to- Saleswomen and Cashier — Full and Part-Time tric heat. 38 HAMILTON DRIVE conduct a public session Tues- 649-6306 wall carpeting, garage and Sealed bids wiU be received sult a Realtor. He is a real estate FEMALE PRODUCTION recreation room. Handy loca­ at the office of the Director of TTie owners have graciously opened their doors so that MANCHESTER — Immaculate MANCHESTER — Huge 8-room If you like fabrics, you will love working in our exciting store sur­ Model apartment open for you can view at first hancL this lovely Garrison Colonial in one tion. Very clean. Assumable General Services, 41 Center expert with recognized compet­ . 9:00 a.m. to 11. • ' - . e-room Ranch, fireplace, air- Ckilonial, excellent condition, mortgage. $29,500. PhUbrick Street, Manchester, Conn., until ASSEMBLERS rounded by a fabulous selection of the newest fabrics from all over inspection Sat. and Sun. l-S, of Manchester’s finest prestige areas. Come, see what a subur­ M u n ici^ Bulldl g conditioned, carpeting, covered garage, large lot, centrally lo- week days by appointment. ban setting will all city conveniences—including water and Room to hear comments and gtove and dishwasher. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. September 11, 1970 at 11:00 a.m. ence and skill. the world. Come in and talk to Mr. Shenkman Jr. and he will ar­ Starting at $176 monthly. sewer—can be like when quality construction in aAanced by cated. Owner may help ta fi- for ^siiggestions from th/S public half acre lot. Must be seen. mancing. Asking only $28,900. PROFESSIONAL man’s Ranch, 8 to 4;30 shift. Assumbty Hnus. range your working hours to suit your home, school or college tender, loving care. Many features, including .... H ^ Future sessions will ^ held REn- paneled family room with fire­ necticut. Unit of Gunerol Signal (P ilq rlm vllills past Lydall St. on Richmond Dr. Right at end ‘ Counsel’s Office ta the Munlci- garage. Asking $23,900. Call Ciock^tt, Readtor, 643-1677. place, 3^ baths, wall-to-wall U & R of Richmond Dr. on Kennedy Rd. S e cc^ left ®pal Building. Mitten Agency, RetUtors, 648 Town of Manchester, MANCHESTER carpeting in many rooms, FABRIC DEPARTMENT STORE James F. Farr, MANCHESTER — 6 and 5, spa­ Connecticut REGENT STREET REALTY CO.. INC. off Kennedy Rd. is Hamilton Drive. ^ 6930. patio, swimming pI, two-car Secretary cious two-family in exceUent Robert B. Weiss, MANCHESTER Oakland St., Route 83, Manchester ) BIAST CENFER STREET , WILUAM E. BELHORE AGENCY Board of Directors TWO - FAMILY house, 3-3, con(Uti(xi. Recently moderniz­ garage and a 3 acre lot with a General Manager MANCHESTER, CONN. Manchester, Cemn. choice location, walking dis­ ed, lai!ge treed • lot. Many ex- view, surrounds this lovely BOARD OF REALTORS Open Daily 10 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. 648-9561 or 648-2692 custom built home. $60’s, P h i l- ______RaoNais 647-1413 - Dated at Manchester, Oonnec- tance to stores and bus. tras. Asking $33,600. lUe Mit- Braithwaite Agency Realtor, ten Agency, Realtors, 643-6930 ' ticut, this twenty-fourth day of brick Agency, Realtors, 64(. H e r a l d A d s V August 1970. 649-4693. or 647-1678.

1>r- ^1;' \ V r . SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1970 lKattrl?p0tpr lEttming ffnalft

V. ‘I

NEWINGTON! WETHERSFIELD! BLOOMFIELD! MANCHESTER! 3375 BERLIN TPkF 1 1 30 SILAS DEANE H WAY I 105 1 BLUE HILLS AVE I PARKADE SHOPPING CTR

FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE OPEN SUNDAY! 10 A.M. to 10 P.M.! PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU FRIDAY ONLY Gigantic Girls' Wear Discounts! Buy Now...at Prices You Can Af^rd! Festival of Values! Now! Fall Festival of Values! OOR REGULAR PRICE 18 SfH NOW YOU CAN CHARGE Coated Cotton Knit IM S » ACTUAUY A ».f9 Vo M Girls’ Fine Raincoats ALL YOUR PURCHASES! .j SUEDE DRESS Cotton Quilted ■rw m»4 wMk • IMW mmtm- Mm Ladies Robes U ralM’Mt Cm * motm wM< • I—NMm RAamM'* Iw*. / 100% Celanese Acetate SMtIiWi ta SMR m 4 7. 14. KNIT DRESS or Now ’ £ ?*« TRB IS ACTC/OLT A 2.00 VALUE Only m xm Girls’ Sweat Shirts VEST & SKIRT 27 TAKE TOUR CHOICE kBy pBnOeB wWoi M h e In a leaf le

Tlff$IAMa59U.VALUCS THIS B Acnmv A SJM VALDEt Bikini Girdle or Girls’ Cotton Jeans Crisscross BRA

1 f A. On* pMc*. tl*M*l«ee lueBe with A- tin* ekirl and 7 patch pocli*tt. In W*wn 57 Reg. $3 EACfl and y*on. Sii*t 3*1) ■ a. Tha Aoar Ooir l**ii In ocatat* knit ehirt waiet etyllna with lana el**v*e, <*liar A Girls’ Dresses eallM t. iitM 3wlt- I C . An " In " leakiwQ ewed# *ael w ith f r in y I and an attrocliv* tw**d«M*tt* ikirt with and Skimmers! > eA#*d* trim. Bcewn *nly, sliee 5-13. 157 iraUffi BRASI ^ C ' “£* PANTT HOSE TWS K Kn iA U T A $4S VAIWI 2 FOR Saucy Flip Wig

I mmd t M*** *m M». mmm w «i *m I». JUi iIm m Im b M« mmd 159 4 0 n m ath j IrltfW. Uta* SMXj 7-14. The -OpeeMi iM k" «er M i n 10 BwBii. TiMi bO^w il*fci4 HtMh. SomB. inM wn. Iw«e. 2 9 % ^ Indedtaf et*** hMd and — rilwf eee*. Tew chbee ml $mm hwaJet WoA Baea|A ■■ dm ■ewnee 7 a a i4 a TMe le Bw N * T W If el Reg. 121 Gnus* SUPS Cruebed Patent

nMMto In 1 plM* *rrlln«. Wm BwIw - - - h m i4t ■ I ^ ■ wllh Im « Mnn. «i»ain4»»T. •*< LEATHER BAGS Now You Can lUrt In w*a»« a pn>*Ml- l-J; 4-14. Charge all your I X PurchasesI •hoOM. n»M Ml- A ■ SHOP EARLY FOR BEST BUYS!

atic Menswear Discounts! Hen’s Knit Sport Shirt SALE! SAVE ON MENS'OUTERWEAR! iM « m mm W l h«AM M m m m *. MOyMMn wmd ^ tpck up - at so little Cost! Save! Fall Shoe Super Special! MU.HL i p K W W K Men’s Stylish Dress Pants $ Bowie Decorator Draperlee Tm im* M«Ur ■■in . m ad iim * i Wm^ iImM ta papMw a*»* n>*» m m m M 1« In iMpii m ad S^S^rjaevts i —■ UMijia li^ n ^ y i iiii PI mMii Men’s Shirt & Tie Sets NeoAOerienie hed I

«ip« m N inhi *-44.

I Value Men’s Jackets

Aw «M !• ttmmm trm a. %hm $4- 10 44iM M -X t rt or Dross Belt ^ e v mmar ttftm mi md* fM * Im M | mad le Im Bm . MmMK mmd mmm M — NOW— BE SURE AND SHOP OUR /. Look Wide Tiee^oo'' leeAMft.iMne.faM«nelnMr- I __ B*e Hm BM ■ NEW FABRIC DEPT. «« MBn-tMtaBil ) Handkerehlefe^OO FOR BACK-TO-SCHOOL SEWING ITEMS ■nBkwBBeli •) • l*w. pHe*. ■ mdmmadtmml ^ f t a ^

NEWINGTON WETHERSFIELD BLOOMFIELD MANCHESTER 3375 BERLIN TURNPIKE H30 SILAS DEANE HIGHWAY 1051 BLUE HILLS AVENUE PARKADE SHOPPING CENTER

K IKattrl^Fiatrr AUG. 29 thru SEPT. 4 Ettntittg IftraUi TV Shows Stti^ttittg If^ralU Ironsides Enters Select Group

HOLLYWOOD (AP) — If a television series can survive its third season, it is a going con­ cern, an established bit. And no­ body is going to do much tinker­ ing with the machinery of sue- , cess. “Ironside,” the NBC . copa- and-robbers series, is in that sit­ uation. Raymond Burr, in the tiOe' role, will continue to growl lova­ bly from his wheel chair. A word has leaked out that She Prays... Barbara Anderson will have new wardrobe of more colorful clothes this season—but that’s okey because although she plays a low salaried xxdicewoman aide, she is also supposed to be a rich socialite. The two Dons—Galloway and M itchell-v^ play Ironside’s devoted male helpers, wU ht the same famlar notes: One earnest and dogged, the other short-fused and stiff-necked. It is pleasant and profitaUe to be Involved with such a series. ‘The headache comes in sitting lor preseason Interviews to talk about a show that by design will be unchanged from previous seasons. Burr was pulled away from a scheduled Interview for an emergency productitm meeting about his contribution to a Red Skelton show, postponed be­ cause Skelton had wrenched his back a few days earlier. Gallo­ way and Mitchell, both

& MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1970 P A G E T B R k M PAGB TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1970 SATU R D AY PROGRAM Educational M ONDAY JO PROGRAM Morning TU E SD A Y JO PRO GRAM JU (0> Doraato. to protect 40 wagooloada of l.'M (8) 1:18 (8) Ho Said. She Bald ( « liquor enroutt to Denver aa- (O) (8) Im tt ( (O am ($) Ike MMkMi < (8) Tales of >8«lls Fargo mM-wkiMllfig Tft^IttWtt MSUl ervh (48) AB My OhildMa (O) (8648) News — Weattu airt (48) All My fBOdrea (O) (M onday — Friday) (18) BaaabaU tenveroiice group. R 1:88 (8) As the Wertd Tuns (O) D eleltae U (W E D H , Channel 2 4 ) 1:88 U ) As the World Tam s <0> 8:88 (848) M evle (88) Lila with Iitoklettor (0> 1:88 (lto*S Dieam af Jeoanb joi . («•> CuUUeple BawilMf vs. Mto- 881 Lllo Witt L to k ^ (W (648) Med Snad (O) iwaota.maota. "The Second Beat Secret (648) Let’s Make a Deal (0> U :W M V N e. $ (0> (848) Lot’s Make a . (O^ Agent in Whole Wide World” 8 48 (8) SIga Oa aad Fiayu (U ) Allied mteheaek 8:88 (8) l b- Three - I- - ( 0) 2:81 (8) L ove b a Many 848 (8) Love b a Many Sple»*»ttd **0(Mrotdh Moon'* Amerieaa DaaiihiBi (O Sasdsy, Aagart It Thiag (U> ponek. BrUloh secret went 8t8S <8> (O) (StoDogra of O u lives . (O) 8:88 (MTDebbb Beyaeldi (O (U> Vaabridxed <0> (8 ^ ) Lawraace Lawraac. Walk Bhasr (18) Baseball (O ) 8:88 (8) Green Aereo (O) j s foils dastardly P ^ IV Rus- 8:18 (8) (8-48) New lywed Gom e (C ) 1:W » Bridge with Jeaa Cox ■lana■imng to gaingala oootn^ o f aepret 8 :U (8) PeiepeeUvee (O) 8:88 (8) Ooldfaut Lirt>t (0> New York Yankees va. BaMi- (88) M ovie I Ftaoeh Chef . . (18) Ueaa. Bepert <0> "Follow That Dream" Bhria formula discovered by Swe­ 8:88 <8) You Oemmaalty (88) The Sceton (O) more. (88) Jr. Taleat SkMr Ctam Dinner in Vi hour dish aclentiatscien tist ( 88) OHumltoiloG (646) Dattog Gams (O) 8:88 |88|^Jaaa M (O), Fresley, Anne Helm. When I NET Footl^ Lake Oompounce Pop Kwlmper and his family ,:88<(rT^I^GSSS^»owJg 8:88 (8) Moyberu Mayltornr BFD (C) 8:48 (8) M aiatag 6:88 (8) Vtagtaia Oioham Shaw (O) ____ M avis (88) Aak A e Mjmm fen (0> "Cianko'a (jbsUe 1:88 (8) Mewe (tn Aarther Wertd Bay ^ "The Love War” Lloyd 1:88 (8) Johaap Qaeat <0> of one son and four nnotficlal. ) Chioago Feetival (8) M r. Brldgto, Angie Diokanoao. ly a/^pted children decide to Nicolas Oonstantinldta g3,,*SS:2-’£ 5 ^ „T fc Special '70 (8 ^ (baeral HeapUal (O) (8) Sebrias 1888 Black America Beauty Pag- (88) Tsdi (8) Gmaer M e — UBMO (O) World becomes unsuapeetlng (18) M ovie homestead along on opm » DOWB East SmBo-Ia 8:88 (8) Cap Kaagaiaa battleground ta clash between stretch of highway, other set- I Forsyte Saga (C) eont arlU be presented from *'** (Sto Bright Piem biemlw tae ('(CO "T h e Apache AmbuMi" BOl • * IS Felt Forum at Madison Square (48) Ik e FttUstoaes (848) Oae - ■Life to Live (O) two foroea WUUama, Richard JaeckeL ' tiers soon foUow suit and turn "Action for Libel" (8tt> One Life to Uva <0) 8:88 <4t) Leave ~ It to Beaver side into thrlviiv comnuinlty. I Eveatag at Pepo {«> 448 (8) Boager SMioa ^__ (W Gaunden Center. 4:88 (8)“b t Baoger - ®r Stottaa _ (O) fits (88) Flirt Taeeday (O) (88) F Troop (0) ie :i (IS) Alfred Htteheaek 848 (8) Hap Biehaids Shear (0 ) (88) 8 aether WacM—(bmerert clal:..TIie Sept^ber tame (48) M ovie '62. R (It) Aaotter World Hasiessto (I t ) Oallsplag OauBMt (O) 8:88 (8) FetUeoat Joaetlaa (O) Mmdoy, Angnst n (8-48) Dark Shadows (U> "Bleasingtoa Method” (646) Dark Shndaws (O) € o f N B (7 b Newttnagartne. Pro­ "Footmark for Danger" 1848 (18) Ten O’Obek Bepoit (C) (8) Beat the Otoek 446 (6) Maoel (O ) gram Includes realfeature on 8:88 B ig 8 Theater (8-48) Engelbert HampaidiBek 4:St H##el (48) M aarten) Show (0 ) Lake WUderaMa (C) (8) David Ww—i 8h#w <0> ItltS (841) Mew (C) (t) David Fiert Shew (O) Kfamaat Quintt of l^ r ty Cor­ " A e Deadly Mantla” '67. Sct- "Unions and the Btacks” 8 :U (8) Yegl Beu Shaw (O) (U ) Marty Shaw ner, New JerMy. entlot worka feverlably to at(m 18:88 (8) Moanlx (0> Film safari to remote animal (18) Ei^ ,S I hiw ^__ 848 L a v Shew 18:88 (8) A ll Am erlean O s i l ^ kingdom in South A fitoa, "Last Train from Bombay" (18) Tamps 18 W) "Red Snow" Guy Madison, 8:66 (I) Oevanav aad J. J. (C) giant mantla h e a d iu aouth U:S8 (8-84848) News — Weottu ( 8) Otrole MatUiews. from polar reglma. C r^ Ste- Show (0 ) Wkat’a New __^ ? Jon HaU, Ida Ferraday. (48) MeHale’e N avy 18:86 (6) 86 Mtoatos _ (C ) (48) News — Weather aad Modem Sapervtaoiy Took- (8848) FUatstaaes aad Spoito (C) (1646) FIbtitoaee (O) (646) Manma W elby. MJD. (C ) vena, Alex Talto^ irallam 18:88 (8) Mavto 5:68 (8 ) B ortW a Law Sports 6:18 (8) B u k o ’s Low 11:86 (8) M avto _< ) U:86 (68-8646) News — Weatter Hopper. “Inm Man" '6L Ooal miner (88) Dtaoh's Place 0 (88) Moaston "L aa t o f the Float Ouna" '68. 18:46 (48) Movies 1:88 I%ach Chef ' (St) Maastors (8) Baal T m b Keoi aad teerto (C) "Headquarters State Secret” "Fillet of Beef Wdlfeigton” (48) OUllgu’B Isbmd (O) turns pro boxer agakiat hla m OUUgaB’s b la a d (O ) L U :t6 (6) M iata Qunallnger hired to find mati'a 11:88 (84)- News — Weather and will and flghta his way to (t t ) Jack LaLoaae 6:18 (46) Weottsr Watch (O) I World Fresa 6:16 (48) W e A e r Watch (0> 18:Sa (88) OeaeeatraU— (O) "D irttooorahle D ttch arge" '68. Sparta (O) ) Blaek Jsaraal (C> 8:88 (88) Omigaa’ s' b la a d (C> w orld's heavyweight ctaunpl- (C> 6:66 (86) OiBIfaa’s bbad (O) supper of luxury yacht bat- 11:16 (M> News — Weathsr aad Ethiopia. Malcolm X and Rov. (48) WhaPa My Liao < c > onahlp. J e ff Obandlen Evelyn (U) What’s My UneT ( Elizabeth Alien starts Uto dope smugglers on crutae ^ r t s (0> Keyes, Stephen MidlUly. U:88 {S J g S W t i 646 (16) Sewiu Shaw (V) da Crlatal. Dr. Martin Luther King In­ 5:18 (U ) Sewtiu Show____ _ (C ) Lovely SaUy Field, (848) BewitekeBewiteked new season on NBC's o ff U. a w aten . Biddle Oon- Dous: McClure is alter­ 11:15 ( i ) Movies stitute.. 11:88 (88) TbalgM Show Jahaay Car- (0 ) 646 (8-8) Weattu — Sparta aad atontlne, Pascals Roberta (88) M ajor Leagae BaaobaB "iWeloome to H anI T im es'' VT, 8:18 (8 4 ) W eatter — Sperts who plays Sister Ber- sea A lte r D to iito , I b ^ . (U> Merr OrtHlB Shew enne prlnceaa aida in bringing 8:18 (8) News w Itt W alter Oreo- on (88) Jecpaidy iO> 146 <66646) News — Pioyer aad about peace tretUy of UTT. "P ric e of I ’ea r" '66. M erle - (84848) News — Flayer aad (48) B ertrt Bvoyttlag (O) U to (O ) "Jumbo.” '61. Frttertag cireart I (8) Weather — Sparta aad Oberon, Lex Bariter, Charles 8:88 iMvitstloB to to# Xm I U to (C ) Mga o n (8) News w ttt Fnafc Bay- owoei'a old rtval aaiita qrge Staa Oft 8:88 (18) Latino (0> (8) News with Frank (U ) Coadld Camera 18:16 (8) News <0 ) hta eon an apr, bat son faUa 1:U (8) News and Weatter — Me- Mews Drake. T » accompaniment of Stravin­ 12:88 iS) Stotfek tor Vm u r aelda aad Howard K. StoU (48) The Beekera (0 ) (U> Yeyage to Bittom a( Sea 11:88 (8) M ovie sky score, viewers tour east­ Balds aad Hawrurd K . ItaBM (8M S) News — Weatber (18) Dick Taa Dyke _ for owner's danghter. Dorts meot ct Medlalica aad SIga 8:88 (18) Bceae '78 (C> (18) Blok Taa Dyke ^ ■rte (O) m y The Who, Wttot or Whero O ff I (8)Mews Bsgsr Mold (0) "T h e R acers" '66. K irk Doug­ ern U.B. by hdlooptor. _ Game <0) (88) NBC News (O) Day. Stephen Boyd, Jimmy 4:88 (8-M) GoU Toaraam eat (C> (88) NBC News (0) las, Lee J. Oobb. Stormy ca- What’s New B (88) NBC News (0) 7:88 d i ) M y Werld a a f Welcome Special: Dow Jones Open at 7:88 (8) A fter D taa u M ^ . TO I t B Raymond Bailey, featured on (48) A W m id Apart ( g (1) I Lore La^ (O) reer of bumptious aportacar Ob FSm U:66 (88) Mews XJpper Montclair Ck>untry (3ub, (48) Twelve Oxtoek BliA iO> champ "The Productioo Manageni" "T h e Oasebo" '60. F a rcial ver- (848) I t TBkae a Tblef (O “The Beverly HUlbillleB” on Upper Montclair, N. J. 7:1 ) (8> Here’s Lacy (0> U:W (18) ‘fiayboy After Dark (O) Ssaads for Hammer Night ahm o f Broadway com edy In SUNDAY JO PROGRAM viewing is yonn with this per-, DlSaZS • GLASSES (88) ih« fioeton (C) Mature. Buxan Ball, Keith TJar- 8:88 Eveatag at P ^ (C) e BANQUET TABLES (646) Dattag Game (C) sen. 8:88 Book Seat (C) sonai size 102 m . in. eereen Ijor- 11:86 (86) Taolght Shew Johnny 8:88 (88) Agricaltare on Parade (848) Movie Eliot Aalnof TV RECEPTION SIMULATED e SILVERWARE 8:86 (8) Tliglata Graham Shew (C) 7:88 (S t) 'IhU U the U fe "T h e Spy Who Came in from (88) Aaotter Worid—Bay Oily 18:88 Thirteea Agatast Fate table. 8-etage LF. amplifier en­ eTAB U E S (846) Disk Cavett Shew the Cold'’ '66. Richard Burton, "T h e Son” (84) Bing Around the World Claire Bloom, (Jskar Werner. sures sharper pictares . . , more e SILVER SERVICE 1:86 (8) News aad Weatter — Mo- 8:16 (8) Adventarea of Onmby (C> 8:80 (18) Kathryn Kahlmaa Show meat of MedttattoB and 8l|m 8:88 Wbat’s New Built-in and U H F antennas. Lawyers O ff (8) Sacred Heart (C) 18:88 (8) Mission: Impooslbie (C ) 7:88 Book Beat B (0 ) (48) Insight (18) M ovie 7:88 Oa Film B All in an attractive, charcoal 8:88 (8) Bainta for Childrea (C> "Indian Uprising" Audrey 8:88 Woshtagtoa Week ta Beviaw cabinet of liiditweight, higdi im­ (Contimied from Page One) 8:46 (8) Davey aad Goliath (C ) Long, George Montgomery. 8:88 NET Playhoose j A Y L O e • (40) Sacred Heart (O) 11:88 (8) News — W eatber and "’xalking to a Stranger: Any­ pact plaetie. young i>e<9 le: two boya and a 9!88 (3) World aronnd Va (C) Sports (C ) time You're Ready I'll Spar­ RENTAL (8) Capt. Noah (O) 11:16 (8-48) News — Weatbdr aad k le" g irl.” ! TYPEWRITERS ' (18) Bine Door (C ) Sports (O) 18:88 N E T FesUvol B (C> (M) Underdog (C) 11:28 ( » M ovie "e,ulngu>n on the Cote d'Asur" ‘"nie Young La'wyem” wUl (40) Thia la the Ufe (C) " A Bell (o r A'dano" '44. John funetkm in appixBcimately Uie GUARANTEED 9:84 (S> Univeraito of Michigan (C ) , Hersey's atoiy of American ' Friday, Simtomber 4 (8) Action W a ■ occupation of smoU Italian game milieu—narcotiitt, abor­ SERVICE (18) Children’s Gospel Hoar town during World War H. I Something Else B us CENTER ST^-ei8-24M tion, racial unreiit, etc., but will (88) Samson John Hodlu, Gene Tlemey, “ Spontaneous Sound" also have Lee J. CE(>bb supervin- Sue A n n L an gdon (48) Faith (or Today (C) William Bendlx. I What’s New B ttabSi Maehmiwr 18:88 (8) Lamp onto My F eet (C> 11:84 (44) Movie I Fires ol CresHsa B Ing the young barristers, two in stuB as Lillian Nuvo tiattirtilp afolipad Mfrt^a (8) Dlalogae ( "Death of a Scoundrel” (18) Oral Boberta 11:46 (8) Movie I Masle at the 240: Ceatory central roles. in “Amie,” Sept. 19 (88) Space In the Seventies (C> Olivier Messiaen KITCHEN ***’88 T T^e Chrlatophora (C) Jane Russell, Robert Rysm “Talking to a Stranger” BoUi series have tough T. ARNEW I 00|. 18:88 (8) Looh Up-and U v e (C> Two brothers arrive In Mon- i The Toy That Grew Up B competitioa, but the ABC series (8) This Is the Ufe (C) tana with robbery In mind. In­ "Pearl White imd the Serials" W O R LD INC (646) (baeral Hospital (C) (18) Cool HeCool (C ) stead they go into partaenhip appears to be in Oie most diffi­ 8:88 (8) Gomer Pyto —U8M C (C) (SO) Sacrifice of the Mass with their Intended victim to PRESENTINO cult spot—opiioeite "Guns- (88) Bright Ptamtae (O) (40) Spldorman (C> buy Texas cattle aiHl hell them (848) Oaa Lite to Uve (C) 11:40 (S) Camera Three (C> in Montam. for huge profit. STANEK smoke,” Red Skelton and 4:88 (8) Boager Stattm (O again. (8) Perspectives (C) 12:88 (88) News — W e itte r aad “Laugh-In." “ Storefront” must (M) Aaetter Wertd—Samersel (18) Come UtUe OiUdrea (C> MUTSCHLER G ^rts "But there was always some­ contend with , the faced-llfted (648) Dark Bhadewe (C) (40) Government Story (C) 1:18 (8) News and Weatber — M o­ body out in the crowd who’d call 4:88 (8) Haael (C) U:16 (SO) Sacred Heart Fragram ment of Meditation aad Sign WOOD-HUE “ \nrglnian” , "T lie (Courtship of (8) David Frart Show (C) 11:S8 (S) Perception (C ) O ff out ‘Hey Jidia, vdiere’a Cor­ ELECTRONICS ( I t ) Marly Show ORIGINAL DESIGNS Eddib’s Father" and the new THE SLEEPER (S40) Discovery (G) 1:88 (8) Newseope ey?’ " “ The M iam i Story" B arry Sul­ (18) Dennis the Menace 1:86 (48) News ••eadllaes — P rayer 277 BROAD STREET — PHONE 649*1124 Danny Thomas eituatlan (»m e- livan, Luther Adler. (SO) Christophers (O ) aad SIga OS Diahann playa a reglatered ttMh tradiUoas o f bhe past dy. (8646) Fllatstoaes (C) U:46 (80) Jewish U fe (C> nurse named Julia in an NBC 6:61 (8) Barfce’s Law 12:00 (S) We B elieve (C> (86) Maarten "Jew ish" series of the same name and is Amish Craftsmanship (46) Onilna’s blaad (C) (8) Opinionated Man (C) supposed to be the widowed 6:26 (44) Weattw Watch (C) Robert Glaas, author of "Wom­ V alerie H a ^ r plasrs Major Appliance 6:36 (86) Omigaa’c blaad (C) an's Choice" dlscusaee prob- the aggressive neigh­ mother of a smaU son named Floor & C a^ t Center (46) WhaPs My UaeT (C) letiui of fertility. abortion, 5:66 (18) Sewtag a o w (C> menopauee and birth controL bor on “Mary Tyler Julia’s Corey. In real Ufe she is the di­ g :M (6 6 ) W eather — Spaoto aad (18) Riflem an vorced mother of a 8-year-oid Make a Difference Where You Save! ''nait Our Showroom MODERN News (C ) (88) Coon. Paerto Bloaa (C> Moore Show” (CBS), IT DOES daughter. (18) W eaternen 12:88 (8) Face the Matlea (C ) TAILOR SHOP (Si) Te TeU the Tratt (C) CHRYSLER (48) B ^ e r D e i^ (C> 647-9924 BSPmneB Flam - view of Btrategic movea In "But anyway, now I beat (W ) News (8) Commeats and People (C) Double INSTANT M S A tn 8:88 (48) BawUde Special half hour on civic bal­ pro football's grandest gamea them to H and explain I’m up -ft -ft A (48) FoUtios 1878 (C) 182 Middle Tpke. Manotaegter Open • to 846 8:86 (8) New, wttt Walter Croa- let. U te (18) Upbeat 6:88 (8) OOBsmoke (C> •nmm. «ai 6 FAL (18)Yea Asked For It (See Page Pour; EARNINGS (8) News wltt Frank Bey- (88) Cobb. Weekead (C) SAVIIVGS aelds sad. Howard K. Smith 1:88 (8) Y ea r Commnalty ' (C ) (48) Golf Toaraameat (C) Identity 6:88 (IS) Jeansn to Adveatare (C) H aDryCtooMtag H (18) Dick Taa Dyke (88) M eet tke Frees (C ) (88) NBC News 8:88 (8) NFL ProGeasoa Football i ! t n / L O A M 5% Dividend paid Game (O - HOLLYWOOD (AP) — What W E D O 1:86 (8) Cooar’s W orid N' (8) Tratt er Coaoeqaeacee (G) (48) CoBversatioas srilh , . . Green Bay Packers vs. Oak­ from day of depoalL HONDA land Raldera from Ookland- happens when a beautiful singr- ! l 1 (18) Caadld Camera 1:M (8) Movie . Sports (G) ♦ 1 2 9 .9 5 "She's Back on Broadway" Alam eda Cksmty OAtaeum, Ing: star becomes the nonsiiiglng 4 tlmea yearly. ttallf. ■ , ' m a r s s u m j 7:86(3) Whore’s HaddleoT (U) '63. Form er m ovie queen d »- heroine c t a situation comedy ■anewaaTirt OtaeaV rinanatat- lastiTUTiait Has If A ll (86) The Ttogtolaa M (G) cldes to try (or ouneback on (8) Golf Taaraameat (0) ... for bedroom or nursery. Joined In Progreoa aeriesT She changes her night- (8-48) Comelb' P review "Valley of the Sim" Host Jade clude some reference to her hills of Virginia. Noah Berry (88) New Britata Ctoso-Ua (C) Douglas takes armchair vaca- • TRAIL BIKES Uonera on tour of Great Amer­ televiaion act. MAY WE SERVE YOU? Jr., Judy Canova and Dub 2:88 (8) AU-Amerlea Yealk BowL RICHARD MARTIN Taylor. tag Obamptaasblp (C> ican Southweat Diahann Oanxdl, ' a almider 8:88 (St) Nightly News (C) • SCRAMBLERS (18) M ovie (18) New Yorkxaakeo Base­ beauty with ddn like cafe au When your needs are MANCHESTER "The KiUen” Burt Lancaster, ball (C ) 7:88 (8) Load of tha Gtoato (Cl p a in t in g Ava Gardner, - New York va Miimeaota (U ) M ovie laH and a twinkle in 'her eye, 'VISIT OUR SHOWROOM "Traveling Saleswoman” Joan electrical let us take care, CONTRACTOR 8:86 (8) (b m e r ^ l e — UBMO Davta. Andy Devine. OLDSMOBILE tte r (C> REFRIGERATION 8:18 (88) TBb Otker SMe (C) (88), Ceaa.____ Etaetteas '78 - ('(C> vacation from televlslan that Turn You On (M> Tarelve O’Ctoek (C> of them expertly. i Interior or Exterior 846 (8) Beverly Hlllhlllta. (48) Movie she has, like H or not, a double “Tam O M u e b lt Dm Iw " Largest Dealer in Conn. (848) Beom 888 (O) AIR CONDITIONING "Qangbusters" 7:88 (88) WorU ef IMsaey s T (O 8:86 (8) Medical Oeator. (C) 8:88 (8) BoaeboU (C) Fart n of "Wtnia and tha identity. Electric Heat Specialist No Job Too Small Y ank." (88) Kraft Moale Had (O) REPAIR SERVICE New York Meta vs. Houston "It was very unexpected," Dee O'Connor welrames Aotroa 7:88 (48) News (C ) S12 WEST CENTER ST. - 60-1S11 8:88 (848) The FAX (C) kOss Carroll said in a tone that 649*9285 gueata Dona Valery, Val Doo- (88) CaoB. daso-Up WILSON _ Mverty Bratton (0) dM E. BOODLE TPKE. Meet from Hdslnkl. Finland. 8:88 <8> Soapy Sales Shaw (C> feelings. ‘Td been ataigliig at SALES & SERVICE 8:88 (18) Alfred MHehesek (48) AHrad Htteheaek Special guests: Tommy Boyce ^CTRICAL^CO. FREE ESTIMATES and Bobby Hart. moet all my Ufe and I thought a NEW or USED "D iy Bun” BCANCHE8TER "SIgna o f SaUm” MS Center St - • «* MW M a n c h e s t e r 16:86 dp H aw aii Ftas-O M (O 4:88 (88) Davta Cap Taaata <0> (88) *-j-toaa FaatbaB Cm- lot people knew it And it felt BMisB«lal-Ooaan.>IikL 4-48 (t> N W . A n t e W Just greet to be back doing it .. M e - u u ___ J i '.'Tha flnpar Bowl — ItW Ra- ^ w ’ York Jett vo. Mtimeaota m e O f (

'f f * MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1970 B y DAh PAGE FOUR Associated I NEW HA Radio for the Week THURSDAY JO PROGRAM (A P )— Black nie McLucas ' Cnieae are the basic Ustlags, and Include only those news 1:66 (S> He Sold, She Said (O gram chronicling life of C3aik in Superior O broadcasts of 10 or 10 mimit** in length. Some stations cany (8) Mike Deoglas Show (0) Gable, using original film foot­ (86) Tales of Wells Fargo age scenes from Gable's moot a charge of < other short newscasts. Dally sports Information can be found IM> AO My ChUdrea (0) memonabte motion pictures. on the sports pages.) li88 <8) As the World Taras (0) Burgess Meredith narrates. B murder in coi <88) U fa with UakleMar <0> (18) Marie (8-48) M ’s Make a Deal (0) "Golden Boy" Baitiara Staa- the May 1969 3:88 (8) M re b a Many Splea dored wyck, William Holden. WINF — 1230 W n C — 1080 TUag Hie Jury of ( (MoHdur-FrMiUr) 6:00 Town and Country (8^) Newlywed Qaaae 8:88 (88) Ironside 1 ; (8 ^ ) Bewlloked 10 w hites—which 7:00 News 10:06 Theatre of Melody (88) The Doctors (0) 9:88 (b Movto more than 36 hoi 7:16 A1 Gates —Speak Up 11:06 Jean Colbert Show (848) Datlag Gaase (0> "'Three Bites of the apple" 8:00 CBS Worid News Roundup 13:00 News. Weather _ 8:88 (8) VlrglBb Orahaas Shew (G> '67. Romantic comedyr focus- the case Wednei 8:16 A1 Oates —Speak Up 13:16 Meet Me on the F lam - (88) Aaather WorW-«ay City Ing on Ehigllsh tour guide and acquitted McLi 8:30 Arthur Godfrey 1:00 News <8-68> Oeaeral Hoapltal (G> his adventures on Italian Rivi­ 10:10 Jeff RISKS —Speak Up 1:16 MIkellne 8:88 (8) Oomer rrU i — USMO <0> era. David McCallum, Tammy other charges—1 U:00 News 8:06 Afternoon Edition <88> Bright Fran iso (0) Grimes, Sylva Koacina, ing in death, co U:16 ^Goldfarb-Sp^, U^^ 6:00 News —Stocks, Weather (8^> Oae Ufa to U*o (G) Domenico Modugno, Harvey 3:10 Chuck Grouse —Speak Up 6:X Strictly .Boris' 4.-98 (8) Baager Statloa (G> Korman. nap and bindlnj 4:10 Uncle Jay 7:06 Accent <881 Another World Siasersot (8-48) TUs b Tom genes (0 Intent. 6:00 News Newman ReDorts (8 ^ ) Dark Shadows (G) ) 9:80 (30) Dragnet '70 R (C) 6:16 Walter Cronklte Joe 4:88 (8> Basel (18) AUred Bltehoeek Judge Harold 6:30 Faultless Phil on Sports !fews "Speclalty of the House" bond for McLuc 7:00 The Worid Tonight 8:16 Pop Concert (8) David Frost Show Martb 9:06 Nightbeat (U> Early Show 18:88 (88) Dean 7:30 Frank Gifford— Sports "Under Western Skies" Noah Oolddlggers (G> under a murde 7:80 News 11:00 News, Bushiess, Weather (8-48) n o Sorrivers (G> 11:30 Sports Final Berry. Martin O'DrisooU. Mld(Ueaex (foun 7:45 .^well Thomas (884) FUatatoass (18) Tea O’GIeek Report (G) 7:66 FhO Rlzsuto 11:30 Other Side of the Day (G) 18:88 (18) Tempo 18 .(O) case, at 116,000 8:10 Jack Warner on Sports (Satarday) 6:88 (8) Barke’s Law 6:00 Town and Coimtry (88) Maastort U:88 (S-6d9-48) News — Weather sentencing hear! 8:10 Chuck Crouse —Speak Up (48) a m i|M ’s blaad (G) AND Sporto (G 13:00 Sign Off 6:00-Bob Steele Show U:S6 (8) Movie The maximum ] (Sotarday) 10:00 Gardentime 6:U (48) Waolher Wateh (G> "Man on a String" '60. Man, 6:00 Speak Up Highlights 10:16 Modem Living 6:88 (88) Omigaa’s blaad (G) spiracy to mure v(48> WhaPs lly UaeT (U> forced to work with Ruseiaii 7:00 News 10:30 Saturdw Showcase espionage agents agrees to be­ "I beUeve y 7:16 Jeff Rlgga—Speak Up 10:60 W nC (outdoors 6:68 (18) Sewbg Show (G> Don Gidloway plays come counterspy for.U. 8. In- 8:00 CBS World News Roundup 11:00 ^ u r d a y Showcase 6:88 (8-8) WeaOiBr — SpoHs aad some history Mews (G> the role of Sgrt Ed telllgeoce. Simest Borgnlne, 8:30 Jeff Riggs 13:00 News, Weather Kerwln Mathews, Colleen Dew- Judge Hulvey 1 9:80 Arthur Godfrey 13:16 Saturday Showcase (18) Westerners Brown Thursdasrs on (88) To TeU the Trath (G) hurst. six men and sb 10:10 The Generation Gap 1:00 News "Tr^p for Seven Spies" '87. U:U0 News 1:16 Your Home Decorator (48) News NBC’s “Ironsides.” 13:16 Chuck Crouse —Speak Up 1:80 Saturday Matinee 8:86 (48) BawUde Edward Fajardo, Yvonne 6:00 News 3:00 Opera 8:M (8)News with Walter Grea- Bastlen, Carlo Gluffre. 6:30 Mike Wallace 6:00 Monitor kite (G) tracks to temple*. ’ _ 11:88 (88) Tonight Show Johnny Gap- 7:16 Bob Goldfarb—Speak Up 6:00 News, Weather (8) Nears with F r a ^ (8) T m a ev C w e tae ae e s (G) son (G) 13:00 S«n Oil 6:30 Strictly Sports neids aad Howard K. Smil (18) Gaadld Camera (848) DIek Cavett Show (G) (Sanday) 6:30 Monitor (19) Dick Vaa Dyke (8848) News — Weather aad (18) Morv Oriffta Show (G) 6:80 News and relwous programs 11:00 News, Weather (88) NBC News (G) (0) 1:88 (84848) News — Prayer aad 13:30 Focn the Nation 11:20 Sports Final 7:88 (8) Geldea Voyage (O) 7:88 (1) Fam lb Afteb (G) Sign Off New (Speak Up Highlights during other 11:30 Monitor "Leisurely Days In Lebanon" (848) Anfinal World (G) 8:48 (8) News aad Weather — Me- times, day and night.) 13:00 Other Side of the Day Hoet Jack Douglas takes us (88) Caark OaUe (G) meat of Medltatlsa aad Sign (Hiuday) on tour of Lebanon from race "Dear Mr. Gable" £k>eclal pn>- on 5:30 Sunrise Serenadeenade 7:00 Sunday Strings 8:00 News Schi 8:15 Sabbath Message WDRC — 1360 3:30 Guideline 9:00 News, Weather B y *rED (Monday-Fridoy) 9:10 Hymntime FRIDAY PROGRAM JO Associated 1 •6:00 Bob DeCario 9:30 National Radio Pulpit 10:00 Bob Craig (8) He Said, She Said (O) flag btfore region falls Into 3:00 Dick McDonough 10:00 Sunday Showcase hands of savage traders. Red ATLANTA (A 12:00~ :00 SundeSunday Showcase (8)- —Mike ke Deoglas Show (O) ot 7:00 Joe Hager 12:10 Sunday Showcase (88) Tales of Wells Fargo Buttons, Bartxira Eden, oth- schools acrof 12:00 Dick Haddad (48) All My ChOdren (C) ers. R gin classes this •<6:00 on Monday) 13:46 Travel Trends (40) Here Come the' Brides 1:00 Sunday Beat (8) As the Worid Tams (G) ders decreeing (datnrday) 2:00 Monitor (38) Life wlJ: Unkletter (G) 10:00 (SO) Bracken’s Worid B (G) 6:00 Bob DeCario 6:O0 News (8-48) Let’s Make a Deal (0) (18) Ten O’Clock Report (G) school systems, 10:00 Bob O aig 5:10 Sunday Edition (8) iMve Is a Many Spleadored (40) Love American Style (G) combat federal! 3:00 Terry Woods 6:00 News, Weather, Sports Tklng (G) 10:80 (8) Ghost and B ln. Molr (G) 7:00 Joe Hager (36) Days of Oar Lives (G) (18) Tempo 18 (C) integration cont 12:00 Dick Haddad 6:30 Meet the Press U:00 (84-8040) News — Weather (Monday) 7:06 Monitor (8^) Newlywed Oame (0) . ‘The la test effc 7:3(1 Y ale R ep o rts (3) Oniding Light (G) and aports 6:00 Reiigious and public service 8:06 Your Box at the Opera (88) The Doctors (O) 11:25 (8) Movie with the forma programming 8:30 Eternal Light (840) Dating Oame (O) "Blood and Sand" '41. Bull­ tional Coalition 9:00 Scott Morgan 9:06 Monitor (8) 'Virginia Oraham Show (C) fighter becomes Involved with 3:00 Dick McDonough 10:30 Ckingressional Report ( 88) Another World—Bay City beautiful girl, forsaking his Catlzens, a grou] 7:00 Terry Woods wife and losing concentration 10:30 Religious and public service (alternate Sundays) (8-40) Oeneral Hospital (0) Izatlons clalmin 11:00 News, Weather, Sports (3) Oomer Pyle — UoMC (C) required in bull ring. Tyrone million member programming 11:30 Other Side of the Day (30) Bright Promise (G) Power, Lhida Darnell, Hlta 12:00 Sign Off (8-40) One LUe to Live (G) Hayworth. Representativi (8) Banger Station (C) "Sierra Stranger" '67. Howard Uon from North WPOP — 1410 (80) Another World—Somerset Duff, Gloria McGhee, -Dick (Moaday-Friday) (8-40) Dark Shadows (G) Foran. Carolina, Vlri WRCH — 910 6:00 Bill Love — Lou Morton (3) Basel (G) <11:80' (30) Tonight Show Johnny Car- Georgia, Arkar 10:00 Tom Jones (8) David Frost Show (G) son (O) (Honday-Saturday) 1:00 Bill Winters (18) Early Show (18) Morv Oriffta Show (C) gathered in A' 6:00 Reveille 4:00 Mike Greene "Fury at Gunslght Pass” (8-tO) Dlok Cavett Show (C) '9:00 Rhapsody 7:00 Ray Dunaway Neville Brand, Lisa Davis. 1:00 (8) With TUs (C) 12:00 Matinee 12:00 Bobby Rivers (8040) FUntstones (O) (SO) Premiere Theatre 4:00 Highlights of Hartford (Satarday) 6:00 (3) Bnrke’s Law "Coroner Creek" Randolph 8:00 GasligIGaslight 6:00 Bill Love — Lou Morton (80) M nnsten Scott. 12:00 Quiet Hours 10:00 Ray Dunaway (40) OUllgan's Island (C) (40) Newsheat HeadUnes — (Sanday) 2:00 Bill Winters 5:26 (40) Wealher Wateh (O) V8AF Religions FRm and Same as Monday-Saturday listing, 6:00 Chip Hobart 6:80 (30) OUllgan’s bland (G) Sign Oft B ul except; 12:00 Bobby Rivers (40) What’s My LlneT (0) 1:16 (8) Newscope 8:00 Religious programs (Sanday) Stephen Brooks stars 8:00 (SO) News and Sign Off 11:00 Quiet Hours 6:00 Religion 8:10 (3) News and Weather — Mo­ 8:00 Tom Jones ducer of the series, la making as one of the young ment M Meditation aad Sign DODD A 1:00 Mike Greene Oft SET FOR 6:00 more changes than that. Al­ doctors in “The In­ Chip Hobart With 4 p.m . ready in' the cast is Fred Wil­ terns” Sept. 18 (CBS). line for the fl liamson, a former football star signatures fo who will be Julia’s steady ro­ 6:60 (18) Sewing Show (G) Our SPEEDY Specialty 6;00 (84) Weather — ^ r t s u d 'TRULY D E L iaO U S candidates, it Julia’s mantic Interest. While wedding Nows (G) petitions alrea bells are not expected to ring (18) WestemoTs (Continued from Page Two) (SO) To Tell the Tmth (G) CHICKEN secretary of tt for this couple, Lurene Tuttle’s (40) News that U.S. Sen. 6:06 (40) Bnwhlde Brown in 6 Minutes there because Oorey needs a character, nurse Hannah Yar- 6:80 (8) News with Walter Grow- has quaUfied ELECTRONICS new tricycle,’*- she said with re­ by, will marry a rich business­ kite (G) The world’s “llnegt eatin’ electtons. (8)_ News with F ra ^ 8m3h chicken” with Incompaimbto LABORATORIES signation. man, played by Caesar Romero, nolds and Howard K. Si Sen. Dodd n Female nightclub performers and depart to live in Syracuse, (18) Dick Van Dyke ta ste. natures to r (80) NBC News (C> “Dodd Indej specialize in elaborate, breath­ N.Y. 7:00 (8) Death Valley Days (C) CALL IN ORDER 277 BROAD taking gowns that glitter and 'This m ay disappoint view ers (8) Trath or Oonseqneneee (C) Pick Dp 10 Minute* Loiter label. (18) Candid Camera Although tod cost a small fortune. who enjoyed the ascorbic lines (8040) News — Weather aad exchanged between Yarby and Sports (C) line for filing “I say that 'While m y gown 7:80 (8) Get Smart B (C) DEGI’S DRIVE-IN with town cler may not l(x>k like Julia’s, It la Uoyd Nolan’s growling Dr. (80) High Chaparral 'H (C) 462 CENTER 8T-—648-2060 F.M. AND caiegley. Kanter, however, (8-40) Flying Nan (G) deadline for hM. going to be my uniform next the secretary seems determined to make a (18) Movie season but not to ■worry be­ "Sirocco" Humphrey Bogart, That deadline cause I’ll still be wearing a slight correction In course for Marta Toren. CAR 8:00 (8) He aad She (G) starched cape.” the series. (8-40) Brady Bnneh (O SHOP ond "When Yarby leaves, there 8:80 (8) Hogaa’a Heroes (G) A s ‘‘JuUE” starts its third sea­ (8) Movie SAVE STEREO son next month, she really will will be trouble finding a new as­ "The I-ast Jm gty Mon" *69. be in a new uniform—one ot sistant and both Dr. Cihegley Paul Muni, Betsy Palmer. WHERE General practlUoner la i>er- RADIOS those pants suits with tunic that and Julia will be overworked,’’ Buaded to let hia life stoiy be Y O U SEE real-Ufe nurses are beginning to Kanter reported. “Mary told on TV program. Juat be­ THIS ■^ckes, who played Dr. (3ieg- fore brocricaat, on hla way to TV-Badlo Sales and Service w ear. aid Juvenile deUnquent Buffer­ Ral Kanter, creator and pro- ley’a wife in four episodes last ing from tumor, the doctor SIGN BUftera heart attack. ‘Am season will come into the office (10) Name of the Game (C> to help out.” (40) Ghett and Mra. Mnlr (C> PLEN’S TEXACO 9:00 (8) Movie During the three months va- "Five Weelta In a Balloon” 881 MAIN ST. Summer Time Special catlan from the series, Diahann '63. Adventures of seven Loo would-be explorers, who stage GORMAN BROS. YOUR CHOICE OF CARPETS not only played the Ug clubs. In­ madcap balloon racen across WASmNGTO: COMPLETIXT IN8TAIJJCD cluding Las 'Vegas, but found Africa in an effort to reach 770 MAIN ST. lation to pull a! time to turn out a television spe­ Gold Coast and plant British of Vietnam b -.W OOU^CRYUCS—POLYESTER— cial -with Harry Belafcmte, Tom doomed in a li —NYLON—SHAGS— Jones and BUI CJoaby. R 'wUl ate vote Tueac come akmg later in the season. Doa W UIS lose, backers pi Per Sq. Yd. » dividends. ♦9.00 The so-called DAIQLE CARPET GOVERIIN, IIMS. Peter Grave*, star of “Mis­ End the War” sion: Impossible” on CBS, eral votes short 00X01. 14S W. M n » IJD TPK B . M7-U» MANCHBSraEB, headed his own orchestra at age IBut doves 8 O pM ' . — ru L tm e iw 18. enouf^ atrengti sharp dlvisione nation over th< the precedent-n make their fon jor m oral -vlcto Whatever th< add, the Nixo must regard a for the amend found portent tl in sist upon a fu Infir w ar and ue