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PAGE TWENTY-FOUR F R ID A Y , J U L Y 18, 1989 Manrbt'Btipr lEtic^rnttg iimlb ATHRge Dait)r N et P raw Run Var The Week Ended June M, IMk The Weather Fair, .(Cooler, less humid to­ >15,459 day. Low In the 6(>s. High Sun­ day 80 to 85. ■ ManeheUer— 4 City of ViUofe Charm 1 VOL. LXXXVin. NO. 246 (SIXTEEN PAGES—TV SECnON) MANCHESTER, CONN., SA-TURDAY, JULY 19, 1969 (TMeatned AdvertWng on Page 1 8 ) PRICE TEN CENTS

8'V*-' A 'v\ V: \*/ On Tarfret ^ r ^ C \ O f ^ r i ( ...... f l l ( / 0 ...... \ ...... BEAT THE HEAT! COME INSIDE! COOL OFR Moon Blots Out Sun Apollo ]^ears Goal; V SAVE WITH THESE VALUABLE COUPONS TONIGHT and SATURDAY ■sS' By HOWARD BENEDICT two days of g r ^ t human ad­ He also reported a brilliant AP Aerospace Writer DON'T FORGET TO CHECK ALL STORES — IF YOU FIND YOUR venture. solar corona as the moon ec­ SPACE CENTER, Houshm As they darted Into an arejs lipsed all but the halo of gases (A P ) — Apollo U’b explorers where the moon blotted out the surrounding the stki. NAME POSTED — YOU'RE A LUCKY WINNER! raced Into the shadow of the sunUght at 8:60 a.m. EOT, com­ “ It. looks like an eerie sight," moon today and reported a mander Nell A. Armstrong re­ the Apollo H commander said. spectacular final sighting of ported picking out lunar fea­ Armstrong, Edwin E. Aldrln their tatget as they prepared tures Illuminated by light re­ Jr. and Michael Collins were /■ to blast into lunar orbit to start flected by earth. Just 13,000 miles from the moon WITH THIS COUPON WITH im g COUPON and closing In at nearly 8,000 50% TMt coupon 5 0 % I 50®>c miles €Ui hour when they report­ MEN'S WALKING / $2 toword Tha Purchma of A ed the first sighting of the lunar \ SHOP landscape after three days in 4^5 NQYMER MAN’S WALLET off any Ham In our ‘iik i’’ shop— space. SHORTS TREASURE CITY OAS To Police Truce Ihe astrtHiauts headed a (Offer Expiree 7-SI-W) climactic moment In early aft­ Res- 2.99. Rag. prieaa rango from ernoon when they trigger their 1.27 SUNDAY spaceship engine to steer Into a TREASURE SHOPPE 9e to nSJM In Central America precise orbit 69 miles above the surface. W. T. ^ N T CO. By TOE a s s o c ia t e d PRESS OAS offer specific guarantiees MANCHESTER PABKMIB FOR SIDEWALK SALE MANCHESTER PARKADE 50% SEARS—Monefiostor 50% MlHtary observers froim the for the pn>tecUon of IHe lives The firing was scheduled tor SPECIALS! O ^ s a t l o n Of A m e r 1 c a n and p i^ p ^ y 1 7 IZ1:26 p.m. with the spaceriilp be- Mbnchester PtarloMle flu&itesCtateo werewwre scheduledscftiedulGd to mnv»move ino-Ing in HonduraB moon, out of radio ^ Tm. moon," he said. " I guess what’s Apollo 11 lunar module pilot Edwin E. Aldrin at- Salvador would not withdraw Us S ^ h e z Her- grlving it that three dimensloival tache.s a camera which will lie used to photograph troops until Honduras and the (See Page Three) effect is earthshine. I can pick out features on the moon In the first man to step on the moon to a bracket earthshine. I see the crater Ty­ in the lunar, module after Aldrin and P’light Com­ WITH THH COUPON WITH THIS COUPON ^ YOUR CHOICE WITH THIS COUPON cho fairly clearly. I can see the mander Neil Armstrong crawled into the vehicle Luna Changes Course sky all around the moon, even «•” ESKIMO POWER \ QUEEN SIZE MAX FACTOR WITH 1HB3 COUPON on the rim of It, where there's to prepare it for the moon landing. At the time JODREU. BANK, England tompumry ksw () miles from earth racing toward the HPACK CENTER. Houston the corona light extending out Lunn IS probe changed Its orbit course. OB IA1>)/ Here arc highlights of Rag. 59.95. (Z o tiea) about 200 diameters from the moon. (A P Photofax) algnlflcantly this afternoon after Observatory lUnecUs- » r Her 10.88 /■ Apollo U's third and fourth day moon. clr< ling the moon In an unal- mud Iii>vell sold rignuU fnsn Use of Flooi^-TaUe—Window Value 57c. Draws Backers, Foes in a|au-e. ^ t lm « Enatem Day­ JOHNSON FOOT SOAP 4 81. \ tered course for more than two Ijuna 18 were rsceived nt U to Saftey Grtd — Extra Quiet With the glare of the sun light . By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Dr. Alan F. Guttmacher. pres- masked by the moon, OoUlns a m (8 to EIVTl lie told the HOUSE and HALE HOUSE and HALE •Populatlon and sex informa- le’ ent of Planned Parenthood, Scientists speculated that the probe's two-hour path aroumi Today: HOUSE end HALE NS MAIN 8T —DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER said "It's a real change for us. NS MAIN m — DOWNTOWN MANOHBSTBR S4S MAIN ST— DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER tlon experts have praised Presl- proposal was the “ mag- Now we're able to see stars probe,may hrjve l>een sent

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PAGE TWO i^CHESTfcK EVEyiNG HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1969 .\: ./ Late Director Leo McCarey, , Fon Braun Cites Persp^tive MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN-, SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1969 PAGE THREE Playground Tmoyie audience Sheinwold on Vernon Began Careei^ Silent Era I A SERVICE OE FRJUMilAKERS PETTO Creation’s Magnificence !______AWO THEATERS. « DECEPmX PLAY t Eight Million V. S. Dollars N ofes FBERMICBS GAJfB Army To Bury Gas^ Bjr BOB TBOMAS for Paramount and an , to l.tno * NORTH PINTO, People Interested ’Vloooit H-J, 1 ’. But in bis heyday as the origi ICcOarey a^ain ttie Moboft Picture Coda UEST * EA.ST Monday’s Pool Vote the sale of the — A key beat through faith to accept God you're going to swindle your Building of S t Ibtay’s Epis­ mand that nerve gas be re­ —Che 1330s and 1340»—be was bast Crosby the easy-going of SeW-AegUsboo. ♦ 6 ♦ 53 beth petaeetiger liner—for years phia, and Charles F. Willtaid, a Nelson sold: "The fact that sfwmts. The toUmarhent held man befata^ America's mooo as an intelligent w in , pertect in oppooents, you must do it with­ The chairman of the Swim­ copal Church on Park St. otte ot the screen’s great styl- Father 0 ’M ahe\in TTie Bells ' A K I 94 2 and Valley Foils, both now re­ the pride of Britain’s transatlan­ Philadelphia contractor. we have moved the gas to a moved from Okinawa if It is trip. Dr. yem her von Braun, goodness, revealing Himsrff in [] Sunetted for GENERAL . ming Facilities Advisory Com­ ceiving heavy use, he said. An ex-addict, a parent of a being stored In U.S. faculties i*s. and a rare individuahst as of St! Mary s .'\ with Ingnd was TetherbaJJ. Following are out hfstt«tlop sad without any ':> 8 7 542 0 A963 tic fleet—to an American group The group had hoped to dock base that la so Important to our ---- tpatte travel not only as the world of experience more audiences. mittee today urged a 'yes’ vote drug user, and a professional there. well. Bergman as a m V The film the wtnneia. _ appearance of guile. If this 4 (J I 10 4 ♦ 9 7 6 5 The committee’s report com­ that plans to turn it into a hotel the famed ship on the Delaware military activities In Asia rateea man’]’■ nete physical fronder. but fully down through the ages as on the new town pool In Mon­ counselor are on hand to talk A direyexe Uke McCarey made even more m^oey than § Suggested for MATURE sounds difficult, you can take SOUTH pared the two pools with pools and convention center in Flori­ River near Philadelphia and grave moral and public policy Japan’s Kyodo News Service DOU- SHOW also as the gateway to keener man’a capacity for understaad- day’s referendum. to an}Tone on an anonymous couldn’t function :n today's fW- Ooing My Way.” suteences (parental discre­ co a to it from the fact that moat ♦ A K I 1074 in capital district towns and da. open it as a tourist center and questions." said Yara hod scheduled a Bowers Cutest doU, N'aacy spiritual awarenesa of God’a tag growa." Don Eden ot 19 Seneca Dr. basis. The phone number is lywood. He used to give studio of your opponents will co-oper­ ' fJ8 7‘5 found Vernon to be below par, The 8S,0(X}-ton liner was sold hotel. TTie deal fell through Rep. Richard D. McCarthy. meeting with Stanley Carpenter, Tho-e were great bilges for Curtin; prettiest iorelgn doQ. aovertlgnty ta the univerae. Von Braun, who regards tion adneed) said the pool is “ sorely need­ 643-2300. b o s ^ fUs with his eccentr.c 0 K he eaid. Vernon's pools are for $8.6 million to a newly when the Pennsylvania High­ D-N.Y., a leader of congreaslon- the U.S. dvU administrator of Leo MtCarey An II) Suzanne Leasard, 12) Vickie It signals the start of the apace as modon ocearw for ex- i] RESTRICTED — Persons ate enthuriaatically in being ed” by town children and fam­ ’*"ork habits. His ijsual routine fun-loving man he swindled. ♦ A2 crowded and the swimming fermed American corporation. way* Department refused to al critics of gas and germ war­ the Islands, and Lt. Gen. James erjoyed'^ Pearson: moet orginal, Jenni- "eoamlc age," he says, a second pioraUon and eventual intenris- under t6 not adf^ftted. ua~ ilies. was to report to the *?t at 9 classes are too large, he added. The Queen, Ltd., whose largest build an access road to the pro­ fare development, said Presi­ Lampert. the U.S. high commta- rrng yairo over muJU-i fer Sullivan. pfiase in manldnd'a long devel- netary travel "Uke the seas" South dealer. eit .North East a_m. and begin playing the lees accompanied by parerx His committee recommended Oommittee members included stockholder Is Utilities Leasing posed berth because of the ex­ dent Nixon should "explain .eloner, to demand that the LYiit- bunches.’ He had an I n * f< Buckley: Biggest. Gtaa Sheri- .opment. an era ta Which the. were to martneri' of the past, North-South vulnerable. ♦ Pass piano. A full crew and cast, in­ or adult guardian. in a long report that a pool com­ Mrs. Ellen Fagan, Donald Ber­ Oopr., ot Ha'verford, Pa. pense involved. what sort of policy leads to de­ ed Statee remove all poisonous neas for spmta a faculty___ __ dan; cutest, Susan Pagiucia; earth will be Been ta truer per- says he feeta "certain there are Opentag lead — King of .'311 Pass Police Log cluding expensive stars Lke plex be bum at the Vernon Ele­ ger, Mrs. Shirley Martin, Atty. Cunard said the bid was the Meanwhile, Chinard had sailed ployment of these weapons gases "in addition to nuclear by his brother Ray, \ director of' rest hair, Kerry Smith; apeedve as a “ planet among other beings ta the universe." Persons under 16 not ad- Hearts. Cary Grant, Ingr.d Bergman. mentary School site -ukyu Islanck. Once Leo to'd me Our lest. Kelly Smith. nlficence of divine creation and carried out hta mtasloo co earth ■ey be higher in certain hearts on fata partner's opening for use by next summer. Naulff p^olo K-8-3. Powers, Alah Taylor. Walter Louis Lamprecht, 32, of 112 South America, the Par East, could be turned Into a floating the heels of disclosure by a sub­ The Okinawan gwernment waited around white McCarey merSer pointed out the diffw- Most reahstic, Karen power will become increasingly “ does not limit Hta va'idity for artat. Chack thtatar or lead, and East looked around What do you say? The total pool cost will be Wakefield and Thomas Wolff. Spencer St., charged with Auetralte and South Africa. hotel and convention center but committee that the Army had wants the United States to tried to compose tune»—he was er.ee between Ray awl m» She cuddliest. Tania evident. a greater environment" advtrtising. for a good suit to try next Ha Kitvanis Guest Anawer: Bid 2-NT ,an tarrita- $126,000 plus about $35,000 in Poli ng places at the Town breach of- peace, following a Edward M. Moldt, 38, vice decided It could not provide the been conducting open-air testa remove all nuclear weapons and eternally hopeful of writing a hit eaid Ifiet I drirJe between pte - Gim happiest looking. Su- A technical genius and also a Christ’a "appearance in our naturally switched (o the queen P- fltrC M ■ pt-oic tlonal bid promtaing 8 or a weak Interest charges over a 10-year Hall and at the Vernon Ele­ domestic (Usturbance. Court f resident and treasurer of Utlli- money when It found additional William R. Paquette of Meri­ of chemical warfare agents at wonts, control of the talands re­ ^ and P.ay makes ptctur«i san M moik original. HoUy philosopher of vtaioo, the Ger- world was local, ta one 07 in.« n*i»oo*on of dubs, which woo the second 9 potats. This ta so accurate a period. It will supplement the mentary School will be open date Aug. 4. tlss Leasirg, rigned the contract capital would be needed. It then den will be guest speaker Tues­ three bases In this country. turned to Japan. The United In mid-morTTing^ the cdera; fanciestX JoAnn May- creation, we ought to gain a bet- would under comparaole dr- General Features Corp. ThieuSays GIs IS ceded t^unes oa the piano Very often W , O o o o e ^ about commu­ SATTTBOAY j Ible dub on this trtek, but St., charged with speeding. taurants together with hotel end He issued this statement: will speak on ‘nwiributtve V ter knowledge of the Creator, cun.etances send Hta Son to oth- Education The Program and ne would complete a day's work num, he terete, directed and Hlghland Park: West dashed on enthusiastical­ Tn Central America Court date Aug. 4. convention facilities'. He predict­ "We are pleased to understand . Paula anrnier Miuichesler resi­ SAIGON (API Pre4»4enl four-hoHir^ Uiltle niMr Tay Ntnh JiAi’re getting the noose ready for an expansion of transmitting equipped army thrust deeper Peterson,d6, of 440 Demtag St., The company also plans to de­ ^ indention was ev- Hollywood teemed to lose lU Balbonl; prettiest, Mary Admintatratlon’a Marshall Cinema n — Flinny Girt economic sanctions again.** his has been the outcome of inten­ dent. he graduate‘ **ix>kefimen muM to direct early comexfces’ with in himself Uke many directors Dkteards Dianuiod WHCT-TV to reduce its dieily the provincial capdtal of Nlieva their horses as they rode 'ng land In the Fort Lauder- linn (boy); biggest, Kyle B vllle. Ala., discusses lita rell- Cinerama — Ben Hur, 2:00 An OAS spokeeman said early been many dlfflculUea to over­ accept hi* lateat i>eace pix>jm«- UMiy In Back Pay 8;Q0. airtime. dale-Hollywood area of Florida received his BS degree from Hardy, the ones con- pa.ri their prme, he began re- smallest, Sylvia Masch. glout views ta an interview In South took the ace of dubs, today the Salvadoran govern­ Ocotepeque and driving west through Wickham Park yester­ come. ala, "the South VU-fnames*' pc»v The fliftU Hlx mtlen northe.uit 'The station, Connectlcut'a only Into a recreation and apartment Central Connecticut Slate Col­ s i d ^ e la te s today h'maelf ’ An Affair to Robertson; PreLUest. Sally iitatlan Life, a youth monthly W ASm vr"Tv«i /At> Windsor Drive-In — drew trumps with the ace and ment had announced that all the and north more than 12 miles day morning. After numerous pie will haw no ciiolco but to (»f th$» key provim lal. capital, complex comp’ete with marinas "We wish the new project ev­ lege In New Brflata and Is com­ moved into the bigtime In Remember," with Cary Grant Mazzone; trickiest, Janet Plnck ibltahed ta WheaUm, 111. R ^ ^ n I ^ Chltty-Ctttty-Bang-Bang. 8:25; eight, azid threw his king of independent televtaion facility, war fronts were quiet after the past the town. , complaints about roaming continue to fight” which iilheit initvUigi^ce fveaje or New Britain, Conn., ifi-* rNipp,*hK^it ery aucceas, providing as It does pleting studies for Ida maater'a directing end Deborah Kerr, was' only a nej;; cutest, Sandy Mazzone. <*at»»nda on dummy's king of says it WiU eUminate bitMdcasta Associated Press photogra­ horses from motorists, police -n i other sporttag facilities., ;We must team to ^ with the Air 10:46. ** Campbell, cease-fire. A heavy storm in the a suitable use for the unique fa­ degree at the University of Con­ He said he hofied tliat in this may be Ute mutn tantet't>f a The Kid from Spain'’ with Ed- fair effort at re-cneadrte Mc- Valley St.: Prettiest, ( 1) Tam­ chihe. Then he led the queen from 10 ;30 a.m. to 4 p.m. on border region during the night pher Jesus Diaz leported from were able to round-up the ani­ Moldt called the site the fast­ new enemy drive, witn the only 9 ^ Creator of the univerae Force. A U S, Court of Clahno Esm h ««*,», a rv.,.. t cilities which the Elizabeth of­ necticut In Storr*. Ills profes­ case the United States ”as>uUl my Long, 12) Sue Shard; most of diamonds from dummy, ruf­ weekdays and from 9 a.m. to reduced the likelihood of any the captured town that hundreds mals. est growing area In the United major dt.'’TUj>(Um rt‘pt-»rtetl,/ lui andXnaater of everything." he ruled that Reale ta en tlU ed ^ States. He said the ship has al­ fers, while at the same time sional affiliations are the continiK to defend freedom ” In H ^ j d Uojd. and the brilliant rles. In hU la « Him ^Stan original, ( 1) Debbie Ted/ord fing Ota the ace when East play­ 12 noon on Saturdays and Sun­ immediaite cease-fire iriolations. of Honduran soldiers and civil­ l^w* iNittleft'eld lull enteml U.-* sayf. \We need a greater Lord approximately JIOO.OOO back pay postaWe ^ days. ready become a popular tourist preserving this historic vessel American imd t-\mnecttcut Vo- SiHith Vtotnnni. -Vever Sleepe," he again pre- (2) Kenny Sullivan; best boy, than wrk V have had)isA taIn Inein. pastn .., /brin. ' texMiuee leara, B.s>. ed it. South discarded hearts Two eerlier attempts to halt ians had been killed and that There was a break euid entry fifth wet'k attraction in the area with up to for the future." catloiukl Associations luid the Answerizqr. qumtiona at a C ^ries I-aughton in an indelible the relatlondilp of older U) Jeffrey Lonent the rest of his Mfe Verplanck ’Hnleat, D o n n ai Rood Lord ta much greater hta three years of World War wrong card from hta hand at singer James Brown, has filed tier. Hondirran women a'-d looted the Someone broke into the home that U.S. wlthrnwal ima* t*' a Ihi' curniit lull Tfiey' are on a ■ My Favorite Wife.” also with State — Maltese Btppy, 8:06, the second trick. He had meant ehlF’wlll have a nonvoting Inter­ of all claims from the Philadel­ Senate Told to find a project tYmt Press; ugHe«t doll, Carrie Heg Ubrd, and ;r of a greater H Mrvlce and 10 years follow- suit for divorce, dwugtng they Ool Juho Gonzalez Potomo, t:wn. Most of Nueva O' of Mrs. Sandra Plrskey at 68 est in Queen Ltd., but will not gnuluiU process. four-day Vletnanybair ex|>**ctrtl Grant and Dume. was anklter 8:18, 9:20; The Impossible to play the ace of clubs. A phia group of original buyers to would restom h's glory. During 1«T; blggeek, Kendra Lawrence: kingdom." \ ~ Ing hta return to active duty In had insurmountable nrmrital chief of information, for the Sal­ peque’s 10,000 in.va>bltants fled Laurel St., yesterday between be Involved In management of to en$t Sunday / great farce. Tears. t:90. 4:99, 7:46. good swkyller i»«fe rs to look a refund of their deposit ot Blaek Market Asked if he ugri’-ed with h)r- hte final two yeans he suffered most adorable. HoUy Trueman; Von Braun saysV'the signlfl- 1^®!- problems. vadoran army, said Friday toward nearby Guatemala. 8 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. and, after the new firm. $600,000. mer U.S, IWenne Ses-n-tory VVlwi'lrr and ■ lUwo are McCferey lilt til's peak In 1944 U.A. Theatre —Mackenna's Ske an honest fooi. 'rom emphysema, which caused ctatek, Debbie Duff; TV star cance of rellgiotk thinking court said that Beale's Mrs. Brown filed the petition night that 2,000 Hondurans arid A Franciscan priest, tfae Rev. eating some food, stole a fan. Cliu-k Cllfh>rx], whi> pn>|sim*l mwk'r^toml to/lut examining the with ’’Going My Way," a huge Gold, 2:90, 4:46, 7:00, 9:16. Daily Qnestion Gelsto G.I. hood his death at 71 teat week d * , Alicia Hegler dawned on me rathw late" ta ilisputed service began after he in Superior Cburt Thuruday. alxnjt 400 Salvadorans had been Xavier McTaggart of New tluit uU U.S. combat (tvsi])* i>e powiMt't.H for furtlver wtthdniw **A»tner opens witfa i-NT, and killed. WaddeU. Prettiest. Leslie IK* although he ^ been assigned to the Fifth Air SUNDAY Brown an^ his wife, married ta York, and a mm rescued two Approximately $275 worth of W A S H 1 N T O N (AIM pulled ixit by the e«\d of 1970, (IIn «»f Anviyflnm triKipki **>• next player peases. You Bayer; moet original, Mary brought up In the Geman Lu- ^^occe In Japan. He had been Cinema I — Chltty - Chitty - 1963 and separated in 1964. have No casuklty reports were wdnven who said they had been record albums, stereo tapes and Ctomptroller (Jvnenil Kliner H 'nueu mUtl fOily tiint a "very im- Iht 25JXk)yI^H»w iM'lhfC iHtlleil out Ellen Duhaldo; cutest, ksid: Spades, <)-9-8-2; Hearta, We’ll Pollute Moon, Susan/tberan Church as a odv, and trained as a bombardier and Bang-Bang, 2:00, 8:30, 9:10 four children. available from the Hondiuran raped by 20 Salvadoran soldicra, a tape deck were tstken from 8ta-u'l« promJHi'H to re|K>Tt to |s>rtAnt I>art’’ of tlveae tr|M Rocket-Route of von Braun; Parte; most unusual, government. Lenore confirmed when he wasNabout >n‘e'U««nce officer until 1 9 8 0 ,Cinema___ _ ^I iA,ewuj*iai(Newtagton) _ Diaz reported. the apartment of John Hines, CX>n|fi'C»v' on lh»‘ pnd>U*nj at could be wUh»h-awn, nisi only. If " Sltick Markt‘1 Off DubaJdo; funniest, Carolyn Ku- 12. \ when he served In a succeaatan (Thltty-Chitty-Bang-Bang kish. 1:90, Thomas Doak and Scott M cOea fr U.S /tervleemen South Vtetnivni get* eugh tf H NEW YORK (API The But he says It was njt until Jobs as a club officer. 4:00, 8:90, 9:00. at. 173 Spruce St. yesterday be­ There’s No Choice In Vletnum, Ix'Inff »oId to the eqtSpment ami fund* Peenemuende-Planet Moon West Side: Prettiest. MMBHESTER PMUK-848-5481 stm k/ market enterial a long Shirley the tetter stages of the H lt le i^ ------Cinema n — Funny Girl, tween 7:45 a.m. and 4 p.m. (Continued front Page One) black nmtk<‘t by tmil ad- TlUeu also Had hr |M>pea Use wetkend with a loss Friday, By HERBERT JT. ERB Dr Walter Domberger, a ma­ Adams. OOTtt-MnEIMtU Y outhful^ New OEO Director gime, under which he had devek M arin e. -V aalh e-r '*=“ >’ Is botiied in fierce ultra-violet area within a radius of 100 feet nilnUtniton* Viet Cong’s Nation'll UlM'iutliNi wljii the l,)ow Jones mduatrinl Associated Press Writer jor general who began aa an ar­ Martin: Most unusual, Joanne oped the V-2 rockets tnat Ger-\ « » a n n e w e a r n e r Cfinerama — Ben Hur, 2:00, light from the sun. TTie light is a from the landed LM might be Stiuita, np}MNirinft u ktots will nwonstder its (or UVI rage off 7 17 al *46 92 (or the ' tillery captain ta charge of de- Wahlgemoth; biggest, Paula Several incidents of bulb BERLIN (A P ) — It Is a long ‘ “ i**7 ‘^“f***" charge of de- " biggest. Paula many unleashed on London, tha.that \ WINDSOR LOCKS Oonn. 8 VO. thus contaminated. Bo, It would fh’nute appn>prlationn MilN'oin- null rejection" of a |iro|s*Md he day IF RTHEMBEEAST B B n Expected to Make Changes snatching from light poles In moot efficient killer of bacteria ■way from a quiet fishing village workable ordnance out ' ,?^*1*^***’ f-tentone; he became convinced of the pri­ — Tides will be high East Windsor Drive-In — front of the telephone company If It strikes them. AU». the be preferable to gather more .inlttee Frhlny. calletum in wlilch the on the Baltic Sea coast ta m ^ s research, predicted Woodhouse; hap- macy of "ethical values ta tae CO l-L .M 1) I I'iCTl RKS PRESE.NTS pristine rocks from*a dkrtance the Connecticut * o r e to- Chltty-Chitty-Bang-Bang, 8 ;3S; WASHINGTON (A P ) — Don­ Rumsfeld disassociates him­ office on E. Center St. have moon has no surface moisture ttantlal ptobletn ' ltu( he dnl wtUi NIJ-' )uu1lcl|Hitlon He iisl/ lilue chip liarometcr had gnlnerl first bid to put a foot on the ^ Peenemuende that ta Nancy F'ay; funniest, material world.” frotn 1:90 p.m. at New Buona Sera, Mr». Campbril, ald Rumsfeld, youthful head of self with the moving of the pre­ and its thin air is nearly a vu- farther than that, if toe astro- not^r«‘venl tlio (' almoat 12 |silnt* reverseif under J been reported by police. naula find that in their bulky moon. But the shadow erf the vll- ™ “ k p r . wvu He and hta team of German to 3:30 p.m. at Bridge- 10:40. the federal antipoverty agency, school Head Start program, one Claim. So most of the germs llie to Ih.p ifovernment tir njime nuire (rffera to them, aisl «aid mllii selling pressure Volume BBESORT/ OMAR BUlta' and adjustment to toe lage looms large ta what the M»-mlnute trips between SPRINTS icltnUsts decided ta put them- port on Sunday fresn 2:16. East Hartford Drtve-In —. denies persistent speculation of the OEO’s most popular, to astronauts carry up or release llu, le n^|N>tVHlbte. Ilia I'UrHt one nisiuld mS lie cm (or the day was 8 A million Mrs. Jo<*ephine Smith of 178 moon's far weaker gravity, they Unlted States and the Soviet Un- Gtate'^ 'Kar know-how______In P-m. ^ New London to 4 pjn. Maltese Btppy, 8;36; Im-. that he'q out to dismantle the the Department of Health, Edu­ there pcrsonedly should proba­ Chalrmui JoH4»pti M MonitO’ Nl'Vred ’’a sign of wrakliens ’ ahares eom|xired wllti 1(146 mil ton can accomplish In space Braun ta July 1939 sug Charter Oak St., a state wel­ can walk safely to spots where American hands. Von Braun possible Years, 10:16. PECB /SBBRIP Office of Economic Opportunity, cation and Welfare, and the Job bly die soon. ya. D N M . aaid he lnul rr- T7ileu ihsagreed w1ti> /tsinn- lion the pretflmw day l-osaes led Thp 1. 0 . A vertical take off Inter- Deane: ooys,boys, Eddy Hajbuckl. fare mother of e^ght, reported the fume* did not spread. since has become an American at OM Saybroerfe is Manchester Drtve-In — The but there’s no doubt by the time Corps, one of the most contro­ But the fact that they unavoid­ ( .‘tve 1 rornphiltitN fn>in Gla In On oUwr matlern Tti/ii ton llterallv PeenemuTOde, ceptors powered by rockets that U'harlle Russ< the loss of $60 in food stamp Man's worry on earth rhas galna by a 2 1 margin on the citizen and has been a major M 8:30 a> and at 8:46 p.m. Oblong Booc, 8:46; Wild C.AHI. F()RH.\I.\>;'S he’s through the OEO will look versial, to the Labor Depart­ ably will release germs com­ Uie war zrm<* “ tiuit thorn* tn ciKintesl s|s-<-(ga(lon' that tlx- New York Hlia-k Exchange would climb more than 28,000 Highland Park:— 1 Boya, 7-9, money. She to'd pol'ce her been whether the unknown figure In the nation’s t)«c e ad- Racers, 10:46. different than it did under the ment. plicates the Issue of determining ehirife of mrfu hall;, are divert­ |>rej>rnl hill lit enemy attacks Hugh Quinn: glrl4, 7-9, Janet daughter lost the money on moon harbors unknown germs, The dip was credlleti by ana- Vances. Stawt r is 8 :21. Mansfield Drtve-In — Short Johnson administration. He' also refuses to pinpoint whether there is any imicroblol ing foommi((or Bavaria, ^ m e 400 Peenemu­ n i2, Ed Klecewicz, Wasteland precautions and quarantining of nemuende team went to < the He says he now finds it as dif­ Northerly winds at eibout 10 Gold, 2:30, 4:46, 7:00, 9:15. agency. ry." oapecdally peculiar ones, which the CiOVetTWnent Acemintlnif Of­ ende men eventually wer^ ^Robertson: Cam .Mitluiud. rocks and moon-visUlng men United States where von Braun ficult "to understand a sclenUst knots today, north to n o r t h ------Rumsfeld has spent most of In listening to him discuss the have long existed on the moon? fer wouM <'om^Hrate nettrly brought together. In their book.^ Waddell Lenore > Dubaldo, are necessary to make sure became director of the Marshall who does not acknowledge the eate at about 10 knots to- 660 Memphis Chorehes his time reviewing five years of OEO, however, one gets the dis­ Big TV Show To check this out, the astro­ half It* mun{N)W4*r thta flm'nl Klee and Merk describe this Mary Ellen Dubaldo, Dean Matinees Dally at 248 — Mon., Fri. Eves 748 - 848 their guess is right. As, one Space F'llght Center at Hunts- presence of a superior ratlonaU- night. Easteriy winds at 10 to MEMPHIS^ Tenc — Helpfa^ congressional hearings on the tinct impression that he plans nauts have been examined rigo- year mi - 1nve>Page One) rtnsily to learn what klnris rou«h Sunday. "tions. DRIVE-IN “Wet and WUd” competence and feeling for the crobes from the men’s space West Side (I) Bill Thomlta! Without wanting to draw con­ today was during the second or­ roll of $230 In bills after It Irav- Candy Kitchen to the Idle '20s in and pear Ber­ to Moacow. tlvlty at Huntsville, he s a y s ______programs" to fill the top slots In clusions, lie talked about the ruita, Dr. Charles A. Berry, M a n r h i’a tv r A n -a son; (2) Mike Czajka. the agency. bit of the moon-from 66 miles eli-d 13 days In n sewer Where Q(m Illy Candy Is Made Fre*h Dally lin an^ after 1938 at Peenemu­ TTius It was that Germans in manned space fUgnt has Economic Act of 1964 that estab­ chief physician to the astro­ HOFTBAU, REHILTS -Rumsfeld has formed task over the surface—at 1:02 p.m. Mrs Rose Mary Sotelo told .OiiMrse From liter 7no Varieties ende./ / the United States and other Ger­ "optned for us thus far only a lished the antipoverty agency. nauts, imid the answer to how. National I-eagur SHOWN D A ILY A I I i 88 - SiM . 8:18 EDT. Another telectuit Sunday, Youth Qiarjiffd city officials she was cii-anlng This material landed ta Amer- mans In the Soviet Union helped tin" door for viewing the awe­ forces from inside and outside far and where the microbes July 14: Waddell 0, Green Idrai T6e " If you look at the statute and of Eagle starting It* descent, he- toilet July 3. nnd -ihen she Icary' liands and eventually Was propel the two powers towited some reaches of space. Our GET A the OEO in an attempt to get travel on the moon may play a I n T h r e e B r e a k H 11; Bowers 8; Highland Park new ideas about the structure of its scope of responsibility," wa.s scrubbed. rerrh«Hl to flush It, the tiumey retiirned• •■ItaS SSV 34 to whatW 4MRV Ibccanle ^ U 4RJ«IC West TT CSV AfUiCtouter space. gJAfUlBoth •JUC'Bsides IIICUACrmade tJI*In- outlook through this peephole at ‘Cbi^yChitty role In potential contaminatloh 2; Itobertsun 3; Buckley 9. f ' Rumsfeld said, "You find that it Al 1:67 a.m. Monday, the Vernon I’ollie lust nlgiti dn,p|M-d from her hr* and was/ Per aa aU time favarit* Mry mir — Germany. A 1963 book,/‘Then In lUaJ use of A4 rockets that fell the vast mysterte* of the: uni­ ■( the agency, its goals, an evalua­ of rock samples brought back. July 16 Green 3, Bowers 5; was asking an awful lot of the command ship with Michael *crvi-i!’ll wiirnint on ItolK-rt I. flushed down the drsin / Peenemuende," by Ernst Klee Into their hands from German verse only confirms our beUef ta out Of lift' tion of its past performance and The greatest leak Is from the Waddell 2, Robertson 9. office to expect that it could Collins, a lone passenger, will Bo< henko. 18. of 32 INirk PI . Officials said she 'oid otie Maple-Pecan Prolhiet ^ind Otto Merk, te ^ of this man production and field-firing the certainty of Its Creator." its research. neck ring of the suit, he ex­ Anirriran I.eague . NOW CONTINUOUS perform 100 per cent In the pass over the place where Eagle Rof rerrtv- A oreaaty Nam Kaglaag a* July 14, West Side 3. Valley He says "any effort to vlsuaj- .PERfOfUtWNaS types and variety of rosponslbil- rests. The carnera will look breaking and cntirlng with, j The Peenrnuende team put to- •’The postwar rocket era has ^ i y Ann Howfes lionel Jcffiies time getting ideas," he said. the men's bodies tend to go erini, the money We>lnes'^y. iwcaaa ewenIMas to make twaleetiee I; Martin 2, Keeney 0; Ver­ Ize God. to reduce Him to our ■ *I POPUIAR ity. down, but from that height we criminal ttaenl and Ian eny. In ougMy delMlabto / gether liquid-fuel engines that ta Involved the aanie arguments ta n~*«“C h i^ Chi^ "Some of them have been us­ more to the left front, of the nilt Harvey Swearingen, a s* planck S, Nathan Hole 3. comprehension, to describe Him PfOCES wIP not be able to see the LM. connee tlon wllh three receirf / 1942 hurled the wtald’s first tru­ Washington and Moacow as that — sorts rouvBWN Ttomcouxtj D«£CT able and others haven’t been. "A critic could easily say It rather than to the right. So employe. hap|H-ni-d to lu /i off July 16. Nathan Hale 4, Kee­ In our language, beggars Hte fell short. And part of the criti­ And then, at 2:12 a.m.. unless bre.tks ly big rockets high Ifttb the at- which plagued the Gorman pro­ greatness.” FOOM IIS Butwe've listened to them all." Armstrong nr>d Aldrin have the sewage rhop[>er al If r dls- ney 6; Valley 19. .Martin 2; West ^ ^ HAHtf itHt Impatience advances the time, Th” break* o< curned in lale moeplwre at a/ speed almost gram : how much money to RESERVED Rumsfeld emphasizes that he cism comes from its charter." been asked to approach rock |siBaI plant three mlle^ from Hide 7. Verplanck 3. SEAT The act charged the OEO with Armstrong's white boot lakes Its June nnd early July al the twice that of eound. spend, where to get enou^ peo­ i^^^lNEMA 1 has not made any major deci­ samples they want from the .Mrs Sotelo’s horife 1 Bon—OR tf.ttiTHiiAw ENCAGE MEN)' two dLstinct responsibilities: firm step onto the ladder. He'll AmciHcan-I,egton <’lul), toe Bet Launch peuia and rocket tow­ ple to do the Job and how best 'to ICntCNtO ^l«*T sion that would change the right-hand direction to reduce Hi found the neatly oIle<) $8 — Planning, coordinating and pull a cord and a comportment earanee Aug 9 In Cirr-ull Court Ctongress to give the OEO a cluding Job Corps, C-ommunlty legv< its eternal mark. now. pointed by a pre-Hitler Wehr- the fumes might form organic 1.2 In Ro< kv1lh' Palmdmsn John SIN0-A-L0N6 < Sally Ann two-year lease mi life, won it a Action Program, migrant and At a time when there was no mneht searching for weapons FMMyl RMri-Wnriigt compounds In rocks and aoll Marshall made the arrest (H m good old sotig*) *Dick‘VanTK’ke • Sally Ann ^ow'es -T-ionel JeffWes broad role In the batGe against seasonal labor programs and SPACE CENTER. Houston public tylevUlon, ‘ closed-circuit not banned'by the VeraalHes picked up arourKl Ui/ landing , BO LTO N 1 with ^ -u.Fv~,,“Chit^’Chit^’‘Bang" “Bang" ' hunger, expanded its experi­ Volunteers in Service to Ameri­ lA P ) — To minimize the danger site. Organic, rather /Ilian Inor­ televlstofi was used to watch Treaty/'^ ’ A f>«ir-c*r (ille up. escurred ments in welfare and income ca, the domestic Peace Corps. of later contamination, the Apol­ ganic,- chemical* mean there is tOUTE 6. lOLTON — TEL M9-4332 over launching*. Hitler was somewhat -skepti­ — SUPER fX.XAVSI0a IEO«K0t0<, . Um M Ap MI In*t night at 11 19 cm III 8 KAY ALAN ARKIN maintenance and discouraged '*n is very easy to mix up lo 11 astronaut* plan to bag and a boffis for life of some kind. ^ OPEN DAILY and Ht NUAV till k;98 P..M. Test firing of underwater cal and hence hesitant. It was wlthoi* I au>Sng serious in­ moves to shift complete authori­ Jettison to the liatar surface < «ttdy Al««» A^allebir f ar Vtmd Kail^log rockets from a submarine was not until July 7, 1943. that he these responslbtllties:" he said. I'reviou* Surveyor probe*: using juries State Pollct in Cerfehe- ty for all federal manpower pro­ such equipment as lunar boots, carried out. An intercontinentaluici4va< made rocket development the® X. PAULSEN "It is almost next to Impossible retrorockeis to land softly on ter said the car ilriven by grams to the Labor Depart­ to do all these activities to per­ portable life support systems, a the moon, created aome lunar mtirile with ittentlc ’ priority of his war machine. Bcsvle Brotley on IWi>i EASJ w m sot “ p o q i ” Barry A Burnham ,29: of Mans ment. camera, a lunar tool tether and atmospheric pollution. range was ' on the dlrawing a decision that turned out to be• DHiV f JN W T fection” (iceld Center wu* first In.s line ( a at>ace suit connector cover. Specialists estimate that an board, a two-stage rocketl bigger far too late. HAPPY HOURS of four <»m *11,heading west th ^ the present U S. ICBMs. It was von Braun himself who NOW Monday thru Steturday At TiM-GdK ^(‘ )))^jBURNSIDE in trouble," mission control said Burohsm stopfe-d In the mid ^tlA lrcroft mtealles were de­ at Christmas 1936 picked quiet as a ball of blue appeared on die of the road polb e asid Peenemuende as the place to « to 7 **Blppy** Today and Stmdgjr 3 :^ - 8:15 - 8:18 , Space Talk veloped. Jet engines for air­ .Mnnhnttnna' Martinis 'V the screen. Israeli Soldiers Slay The fourth cor driven by Ml planes were a side product and develop his rockets. It was al­ Scotch— Rye 1 (CetMaaoi from Page One) Armstrong: “ That's the earth >h*-l W lV>bind is'rrf ,W) Ash­ such planes made their first ap­ most surrounded by water. Whiskey Sour, Bnr BieadsX THEIR NEW FULL-LENGTH MOVIE! and we. hgve a. very good view land Si- Man< heeler, did re's fo r You! pearance at the' dote of the There were Islands close by A ______To«il«ht^ thru Tues,— lat Run Duke stumbled over the pro­ of It today. There are a few Sei^en Arab Saboteurs ic.fjfi and hit the ir driven by war. 248-mlle eastward firing range ItCIlkwmcsw.,, A Fr««s EstenPretertiwtemi, nunciation of Wapakoneta, a ll/j.ve Mane Vfdlinger of F..-V**. 64P Edgar AUan Poe more cloud bends on It than ye* B.v THF, AHMOflATEt) PRF.HH the Internrtkmal Red O o«s and The weapon development along the Pomerania coast VSPtm f *** ~ small community in Ohio. terday when we bamed down to Hartford wfri* h hit the - ir 'Irlv Said: “WATCn OUT* The Israeli army said today an Ursell/IlslSon o(fi< er assern ★ b a n a n a r a s p b er r y made possible by Peenemuende could be viewed all the way Laughter rang around him in you. but It’s, uh, a beautiful en by hUtvurd L < 'otney 98. frf STANLEY • M NNUf:' that seven Arab saboteurs were bled near/lhe Suez c.'snat 'to be­ i. research and testing became from - land In these respects. NOW. FOR THE FIRST TIME... ROW AN^M ARTIN misalpn control. Astronaut Ed­ sight.” Valle , Gate S Y wfUi h’ )Ut tile 9 killed during toe night in two gin the body-recovery operation RIPPLE ICE CREAM the "wonder weapons" with Cape Kennedy Is a xecond. tf far win E. Aldrin Jr. came to his <-sr driven try Burnham separate clashes with Israeli ps- Bullets passed- wlthm 20 to 90 which the Nazis hoped to snatch advanced. Peenemuende GREEN'S EDGAR ALLAN POE’S rescue. "We can't pronounce It Burnham was ; )u rf ed with L .MANCHESTER ■ im*t4 (Q) trols. yards of the L’ N observer, the victory from defeat. Many nirly methods adopted mammrnk^ T« either," he said. re Brood Stzert a skirmish, near Khisfin in toe turned the tire, then Informed nonmllttary dream fostered by scent of payload, reco'ery at it sure my chhuei. joy that. They make a fine DETROIT (AP) - TTie Asso­ r losely Both *re »c)wdul<-d for L FIm m : 846-2236 southern occupied Golan the ■ United Nations ‘‘that be­ those who saw military backing sea are keystones of the lASIHARItORD . - X «^t«X«tVAAMBtlN I ‘ n c)iampions)iip in Corby. Eng­ TO BID 1114 ff f / TTTTtTm RIPPLE ICE CREAM German and Soviet air forces. ^ W spread! land, by con^mlng 23 bowls of ■ter. spokesman added reported that, they )isd an/- , I______* I TO T WO '»Ut> A Me Sealed 'pids isrtli bs rvceIVSd iRmirl|pHipr r instant oatmeal. Stewart said Thurs^y appU- Earlier Israel said Egyptian bushed two Israeli patrols in the A Happy Fhndly gunner* wounded eight Israeli norUiern Jordsn VsSley and had at the office ot the Dir->clor erf hmy Award Vincent PRICE THE MAITESE BIPPY' Spacecraft: ’’I’d lllte to enter catkins have been mailed to the ) Die* In Vietnam Coiiaedy: soWiera Friday in a series of ar­ rjenerai 8e B^mual premium Is " I f thid’s not the earth, we’re 1.000 otaeri'er, s representative of f.gtvt 1 Gtrerrsj Mi

I ‘ 4 , \ ■ \"u \ ■ -■ ■ ■ \ ■ V , MANCHESTER EVENH^G HERALD. MANCHES'l'iSK, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1969 PAGE FIVE PAGE POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1969 Scheduled in 1972-73 Manchester " have been able to command more than Sub Probes SO per cent of the suptkMt of the Ameri­ Hospital Notes ■ -w , On e Dips^ 150 Overcome i^anrljPHtpr Okinawans Said Anxipus can people. lliider Ocean President Nixon may have wished that By Heat in Siihu qy Tieiip iEupnins ^prali VISITING HOtlBS his margin of victory had been greater. Over Reunion with Japan Intermediate Care Semi­ Near Florida NEW YORK (API - One man K*y Klrschner of the Bromc, her . fu b l jh h eid b y t h e » / But he had no hesitancy about acoSp^- By JOHN RODERICK after reversion wHa be the high­ private, noon-2 p.m., and 4 p.m . died and more than ipo persons pink dress hl.-vck with soot, said ' W1B^T.T> PRINTINa C».. INC Associated Pres# Writer 8 p.m.; private rooms, 10 a.m.- ^18 BlMeU Street Ing Its result and responaiblllty. est in Japan. Only cigarettes, ST AUGUSTINE. Fla. (AP) were overcome by heiu Friday .she w;ilked .seven blocks under- Mmncheete^ Conn. postal charges, and saK re ­ 2 p.m., and 4 p.m.-8 p.m. goHind after wnlUng aboard her THOiiiB F. stoousoN Furthermore, the Nixon record in poli­ KOZA, Okinawa (AP) _ win — DrtfUng sUently 650 feet un­ evening during a mmwi\-e .sub­ ' Pediatrics: PArents allowed tr.iln for 2'* hours. W A I^ ^ x R . FEHOUSON Some of the people on Okinawa main the same. With our skilled der the Atlantic. America’s PuDllsben tics is one (f oonedstent defiance of very labor looking eteewhere and any time except noon-2 p.m.: way tleaq) that left tlxHi-snnds "In my car, one girl .started to Founded Odober 1, 1880______are suffering from fuki fu-an. others, 2 p:m.-8 p.m. newest research submarine, the trapped tor hours im trato-s long odds against him. WUhout such real wages down. Okinawa will get hy.sterlcal.” .she said. To PUbUalied Every Bvenbic Except Bundnjre That means "reversion uneas­ be the poorest prefecture. Self Service: 10 a.m .-2 p.m ., Ben Franklin, neared the na­ .-■tailed In stifling. * tunnels ..calm...... the girl ilHI*an mtdtowm M:mluutan 1.4<»l persons from trains at 73rd One Month ...... 3.60 the Ryukyus chain which 12:46 p.m., ahd 6:30 p.m. 8 ■It It would be our appraisal of Presi­ Btretches from southern Japan able to survive the depression was "enjoying the trip more ev­ felt l:ke an own down stnvt lunl I^wington Avenui- X* OF p.m.; others, 3 p.m.-4 p.m., and there .'V_ to Formosa. Since the final bat-’ that is bound to came." ery day," acconllng to Walter .sjiid nxim a-s Jiicks of and m o re w ere trapped farth er THE ASSOCIATED PRESS dent Nixoh’c instinct and standards that, 6:30 p.m.-8 p.to. the Bronx, otw of m any pn.ssofi- The Aaaoclated Preaa la exclualvely entitled tie of World War n the Ryukyus One of the gravest problems, Muench of Unimman Aerospace north, finally em erging at 120th. Age Limits: 16 in maternity, gers who clImtxM cMit of the tn the uae of republlcatlon of all news die- - if he can see victory on the missile pro­ have been occupied by the Unit­ he aayis, Is making OWrrawa Oorj)., who heads the Joint Street. pMchea credited to It or not otherwise credit- 12 In other areas, no limit In cars and walked along tlie ad tn this i>aper and also the local news pub gram by one single Senate vote, he will ed States. self-sufficient in flood. Its big­ Grumman-U.S. Navy projsot. Tli,> luvh-rgToiind tiesip th rew self-service. tracks to exits This forcsl the Itshed here. Now they are scheduled to be gest crop today is.si^ar, ineffi­ The submarine was launched lui owrload on surface trans- All rM ta of republlcatlon of apecla] die- V press forward and take that margin and Iiir WHS imuiciieu TnirLsItTrari-sit Autlv>rity \|,1K lo cm patchea nereln are also reserved.______^ returned to the homeland, per­ ciently run and heavily subsl-; jxiwvr ix.itatlon arxl traffic wa.s consider it an authentic victory. The administration reminds MondayHw lugltt .. off We.s(')l’alm H .w H-.. and exlsamls'dexlo^V l theih . ds-laysa. i The Herald Printing Conipany Inc., aa- h ap s in 1972 o r 1973. •ll^ed by Tokyo. Okinawans get visitors that with construction Beach on a scheduled 30-day. snarled on .streets ix'ar the orip- The dead m.in, tenuitivelv iMixl Hnes aumes no financial responslolllty for fypo- It is nothing new, in a democracy, Arrangements are due to be 90 per cent of their rice from under w ay, parking apace Is 1,200-mlle voyage that will end Craphlcal errors appearing In advertlaementt worked out later this year be­ Cailtornia at half the offlolafly 200 m iles southea-st of Revaton, Id entified a.s IL ilpli’ M artlm>z B'ive hcnpltal,s repirted treat-/-jS and other recuHng matter In The Manchester for a great Issue to be decided by a nar­ limited. Visitors are asked to Clruz, .ilxiut 50, wa.s Anupl Evening Herald. tween Tokyo and Washington . .controlled price Japanese pay At his West Palm Beach head­ lag a total \ill service of N. E. A. Service, Inc. against reversion, some busi­ sccretary-genenal of FtBdkyo, suptxirt ship, the Privateer, that as ttxn' were linxigbt out of tlw Publlahera Representatives — The Jullu* mination of naUonal policy. ' P a tie n ts T oday: 276 a catwalk aixl waa civetna nted Mathews Special Agency — New York. Chi­ nessmen are saying that haste the big Okinawa reversion or­ "the submarine is pi'rtormliig tunnels swx'ut-drftx'txxl and On' the other hand, ap- exaggerated Some sixike of (xihlc. Mrs cago. Detroit and Boston. Is likely to make waste. They ganization whose memberohip ADMrTTED YESTERDAY : beautifully” giisping desire for a "consenaus*' kind of cover assert that nearly nothing has MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA­ \ Includes 50 politicaJ, labor, John Bensche, 101 Florence St.; The Ben Frunklln .sjient the TIONS. and support for everything a President been done to cope with the giant teacher, student and other Santos Calderon, East Windsor; first days of the mission testing _ —~ economic problems Involved In does has poealblUiles atways dangerous groups. Though he is, Hke Mra. Anna COrelll, 175 W. Mldr- her equipment, then was given Vf ould-Be Kin^ An^ry: Saturday, July 19 a changeover from a dollar to a Sueyoslii, a native Okinawan, dle Tpke.; Roger Charette, the go-ahead from Mueiioli to for democreicy. A leadenehip too con­ yen economy. They fear that his background Is dlssimUar. South Windsor; Mrs. Sylvia -complele'Uie voyage. cerned with consensus Is under tempta­ giant Japanese business inter­ Sueyoshl studied at Tokyo’s Cohen, 51 Jordt St.; Mrs. Mar­ Most of thV way, she will drift //is Son Ma v Be Kintr Not The Weapon, But The Deed * ests will move In, wiping out na­ C5u» University, after the war garet J. Cummings, 21 Robert at 660 feet, eoverliig about 2'^ There la an Army technical manual tion to reach tor various devices by tive Okinawan Interests. ’They wwt to Kentucky’s Berea Col­ Dr., Wapplng; Mrs. Helen M. miles per liour She has ajreiidy LISBON (API Wlili II state oiih legal |x)Htlcnl organization which It might be obtained—deceit as description ol the effects of Its VX nerve say that more time Is needed to le t where he majored in social Cunningham, 153 Branford SU; conipleteil three of the sl.x dives meni bitterly erltlenl of -Gen Tlu' new king pnibnhly will to real alms, the appUoaiion of pres­ convert an Inefficient agricul­ scienc s. He returned to his. na­ Carl J. Gee has, 90 Coleman planned tor oxploratlilii of the B riiiiclsoo B rniico, IXiii .luan de no' be crowned until Hie death g;aa, which escaped by accident and kill­ tural Industry Into one which tive Okinawa to put his knowl­ Rd.; Desiree Griffin, 22 Doane bottom betw een 1,.’IOO arid, 2,000 Hoi boii gave up his cluliii to Hie of Hie 76-yeur-old Franco, when ed 6,400 sheep out In Utah last year, sures of political and personal kind, or can pay its own way. edge to practical use tor the St.; Robert A. Hussex, Windsor feot. .Sixinlsh throne tixlay B>anco Is the Cortes will be calle.1 Into even the nuspenslon of the democratic ’The reverslonists pooh-pooh which was the gas the Army was plan­ government, then quit 13 years Locks. expected to desigii.ile IVin session lo enthrone Ihi- ’sing these anxieties, but tbey have process Itself in tovor of the Instrumen- ago to go into business. Also, Mrs. Martha F. Kendall, Jiinii’s son. Prince Juan Carlos. Don Juan. 56, had Insisted for ning to transport across the country by not disclosed how they will deal NaJeasone’s headquarters In a 46 Donnel Rd., RockvlUe; Craig lU Hie next king of" .Siutii Tiles years Hint he should be iinm.-d rail to dump out in the Atlantic, and talltdes of totaUtartan unity. with the economic realities of a FAA ToC iirh seedy, ram sh ack le building In W, Lessard, 299 Phoenix St., lo succeeil his father, then abdl- which was apparently the gas involved It ‘Will bo no reflection on P resid en t return to Japanese administra­ Pkiii Jlmii ilyuiistje uead of i-ate in favor or his -xui Hut tion. down-town Naha is stocked with Vernon; Douglas J. Lohman Willful Ddays in an accident among American troops, Nixon U ho fights for and obtains a one the visible symbols of dissent; Jr., Blast Hartford; Joseph Lov­ tile Horbop family, count of Rur B'raheo never ahandiiied his Ptiotograirfied by Reginald Pinto On top of the economic head­ celoiia. and son of the ’.ast king non-fataeople.. . , lie Spain Since then. Juan Carlos showdown. And any democratic system Okinawans. In the 1903 Osaka are rather simple and honest. Murjhy, 21 Steep Hollow Lane; "Running nose, tightness of chest, dim­ sun 'Ubratlon point on the sun- delays of air traffic termed Hie law that initde II has been gnx>meH lo lake over Connecticut Yankee Industrial Fair, two Okinawan But I have never agreed with Mrs. (Jenevleve Odermann, 604 ness of vision, pinpointing of eye pupils, which developed the habit of running side of the earth (L-1) and then Jolui II. Shaffer, head of the ixisslble "eoitlrary lo the hlslirr- Hie m o n arch y women were exhibited to gaping American national policy.” Parker St.; Mrs. Mildred B. Stationary Launch Pads have the Interplanetary shuttle ag en cy , sa id B 'rlday the B'AA Ic traditions of the Spanish fiC difficulty in breathing, drooling, exces­ from its own close decisions would soon By A.H.O. thousands as anthropollglcal Puffing a Hl-’Tone cigarette ‘n Perunko, Andovji-; Anthony vehicle fall toward the earth Will take disciplinary ste|vi Hii rland” be no system ait aM. specimens. It is a humiliation his humlxHy warm office, ho de­ Petock, Hazardvllle; Mrs. Phil- Demenll (Siolo sive sweallng, nausea, vomiting, By DR. I. M. LEVITT, itiake communlcatlona with the on Its way to the planet. When against |xirtlcl|xints In last rile 1947 Act of .iliecenston ill IIo|(iii|, still spoken of today. mands that all U.S. bases be omena J. Schlavo, Las Vegas, MRS. PETER FORI) NO.STRANl) cramps, involuntary defecation and ur­ D irector hlddein side of the moon, it the vehicle gets p BYaneo's nominee must he at The reported Incident In Okinawa, In' the earth to monitor the Inter­ late for passage Is certain to session drew toward Its close, against^odds here. It was picked BYnneis I, Hnmn. also of Nor tn-dlameterr "halo” orbit so that Hf has no clear Idea how this Adam, 100 Vernon St. groom Is the son of the Rev. and and I.ean A Peek, IxiUi o^'lllch IXige de«plte an iigrix-meiit mil leasl .it) years old, of royal of trying tc produce 62 ehows a year. probably explore and settle the p lan etary medium through have had a complicated and the new bill was dead. up in recent years by Japanese walk, was arrnstrd ns an ae which the American soldiers exposed . from earth the satellite -will be shift can be accomplished. How- BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A Mrs. George Fnatiklln Nostrond mond and brtXhers-ln-law of the lo lake |«iit In any form of bhxxi, a Homan Calholle and We are reminded that a good many back or hidden side. which the earth will pass about exciting history. We don’t pre­ ■’The scene now shifts away leftists, and was endorsed by of 43 Meadow Lane. eompllee and Is currently iimler seen describing a circle around evet he blames the United daughter to Mr. and Mrs. bride; a n d • B'lx-d f*eaNley of slrlKa or. slowdcn^-n liiusl swear alleglanee In Hi.' were apparently given such quick treat­ When astronauts live on the four days latef, for the earth tend to be able to tell the whole from the Finance (Committee to the Japanese government only ...... examinntiisi- ...... 11*141X1 ni ni a u 111 mental liua people in Los a good many shows on their the moon. Anyone on^the hidden George Schwab, Glastonbury; The Rev. Richard R. Baker Stamford. B’ Isie Halley, attorney for far side they will encounter a moves In its orbit around the which the bill was referred, when It became a hot political States for having gathered to It­ Nalloital Movemeni Spain s pdal, (-.uumienfo saht ment that they suffered none of those side of the moo|i can thus sig­ story of Substitute House Bill III of St. James' (3iurcb per­ A reception was lield at tiui the 7.500-meiiiher I’ATCO, said first time around In the winter sched­ serious problem: They will be sun about 1.6 million miles per and which held the public hear­ Issue. self most of the threads of pow­ a daughter to Mr; and Mrs. Neal early symptoms which, as one reads nal the relay satellite and in 8206, because th at would take formed the ceremony. The bride hemo of Uie bride’s isirents. Hml dlsi IpHmiry iietloii would ule, 'ond weloomO the opportunity bo out of communication with the day. ing on it, to a private moment Colonized 360 years ago by the er through control of electricity, Prescott, 50 Oak Dr., Hebron; a turn this can broaidibast to, the us back to the closing scenes w as given t o marriage by her Tlie couple will live In Mid- p o slu e e IIU IS H resIgriatliMis At a the list, make the final symptom seem earth. How will they bridge If suddenly there Is discovered In the life of another legislative Satsuma lords of Kyushu, Okina­ transport, communications, wa­ daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ron­ catch up on what they missed. We are ’earth . As a point of fioct, if re ­ and actions of the 1967 session, father. dleburg, Va, news (Xiiifereiiie In New York, this communication! gap? 'The committee, the General Law wa has been officially Japanese ter and fuel. ald Clark, Hartford. a kind of blessing, Is an important In­ lay satellltea were placed at a critical need tor Interplane­ two long years ago. Miss Marla Meade Brent of Mrs Nostrand Is a graduate he salil th e B'AA h a s " d e iia r e d romindod of the high cost of producing answer may be In the applica­ tary medium Information, scien­ Committee. It was holding one only for 90 years; it took until ‘ We must take back Ireedom cident primarily because It dhows us both llbratlonj. points on the Whatever slick operating DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: Richmond. Mster of the bride, a t Sweet Briar (Va.l CoU<>ge oiM-n w a rfa re ” an h o a r program , w hich m akes Mtow- tion of a well-known dynamic of its traditional and heart­ 1920 to win the right to elect Its of economic activity,” he says. GARAGE SALE earth-moon cme, continuous tists ^ v e suggerted a complex went on then is, at this late Carl'on L. Cuptl.s, 59 Salcni Rd.; was maid of honor. BridesmiUds Mr, Nostrnnd Is a gnidisite of In Hiui Is-aixlro, < 'allf , alxnil deploying the nerve gas outside our own phenomenon, first described by of tour satellites that could be warming "end of our labors" qwn representatives. Although His reasoning Is the reverse of Ing it twice almost an economic neces­ communications could be es­ date, rather safely hidden im- Paul E. Bramande, Ciharest were Mra. RogoriP. Halles and AmtwrHt (Mass ) (lollrge 126 controllers walked out of a country, and on soil which we still con­ the brilliant French mathemati­ placed around the earth for a sessions In which a miraculous the Japanese have insisted that Su(.yosl)i's on Okinawa’s future: sity. And that, ladlea and gehtlemien, is tablished between any near­ der the sands of time. Trailer Park, Vernon; Mrs. grlevnnee meeting with Shaffer, Saturday and Sunday cian, Joseph Louis Lagrange. definitive determination of this non-partisanship tries to make Okinawa remained an Integral rice may be more expensive, he cede, legally at least, not to be our own side and flar-slde lunar settle­ But just to chronicle the sur­ part of Japan under U.S. rule no Diane L. Burt, 61 Strtoklami St.; saying they were unhappy with why we have to watch the'same vUlalns L agrange, In 1772, showed medium. ’Two of the satellites sure that every cooperedive said, but the public often will Fnihcl-s A. M acBeth, 269 School possession. m ents. face history of- the measure in Okinawans have sat In the na­ Hie plan /lo withdraw dues bite the same dust again. Most of us, that there were five points In a would be placed on the earth- member of the committee has get consumers’ Items more St.; Martin J. Danahy, 17A Second Hospial Strihe Home of John Waller LIbration points have been this 1969 session, with a peek tional Diet In Tokyo since 1946. (’lierkoffs lo Ihe union Tile con- The fact that we have gone so far to­ two-body system, like the earth- sun Une altout one million miles had at least some kind of leg­ cheaply than now and the quali­ Garden Dr,; Mrs. Ruth Glode. perhaps, do not reoUy object to the prac­ carefully studied and have been or two behind the scenes, "Nothing can be more dis­ trollers work In the Han B'ran moon, where one could place a from the earth. The third would islative plum. When the wheel ty will be better. 1693 Tolland Tpke.; Mrs. Fran­ 134 Uike Rd., Andover ward having the nerve gas available found slightly unstable. Florqu- makes a surprisingly complete criminatory,’’ says Prof. Masa- Settled In Cha rleston rlsco Hay area A union dlreelor tice, and eooept the explanatlon-allbls satellite with a precise velocity precede the earth by about 6 of choice turned toward a cer­ He agrees that there will have ces P. Kurtz, 38 Erie St.; Mrs. for Aslan battlefields will raise contro­ har indicates, however, that for' disclosure of the way things hlde Ota of Ryukyu University, said "We plan lo conllnue thi 'Industry offers tor It. so that It will fly formation with million miles, while the fourth tain veteran Republican mem­ lo be Important government laicHle S. Jacobs, 126 Brook­ working but we are mil going lo Furniture, lIouMehold a relatively modest expenditure happen on Capitol HiU. "them the continued denial by CHARLESTON. S.C. lAP) a time when tourism to the versy at homo, whore members of Con­ the large body and remain would trail the earth by some­ ber of the committee, he said support to change over the agri­ field -St,; Je a n Paul. Dubois, old all In there anil listen lo any Drk-A-llnU’ and Electmnicri 'ITiere 1s, however, om summer re­ of propellants the satellltos can Briefly, for background, lob­ those who reside In the main- The eocond of two Charlwton roughly stationary. These have what over 3 million miles. In cultural economy and lo get East Hardford. elly noriiuilly Is at Its peak. .more of lhal " All Dny tuid Evening gress have already been campaigning bo omdiored there Indefinitely. he would take the water com­ lamd of political participation run for which no alibi eeems needed. been called the Lagranglnn this way n complex of satelUtes byists for the water companies Al.so, E dw ard L. FVeeman. hospital strilees, led by tin alli­ against our development of chemical and There Is considerable merit in pany assessment bill, if the for Okinawa." economic development moving. Ubratlon points.. could be used to provide vital got through the last momenta Ea.«t Hartford; George R Be- ance______of organized „ .- ...... labor- ...... and Ihc- A m might have been predicted on the u.Hlng llbration points. Landing committee would be so kind. . ■ Given these considerations, He concedes that theri will be bacteriological weapons. It Is likely to In the earth-moon system Information about this medium, of the 1967 session a bUl chang­ basis of an analyels of what mode on the moon at high latitudes ’The General Law (Commit­ the wonder, is that Okinawa "8 certain period ' of depres­ rube, ’ThonipsonvIUe; Mrs, Pa- civil rights movement, has end- there are two quusl-stabic llbra- remaining roughly stationary ing the basis for assessment of sion.” tric-in S. 'Jarvis. 242 Abby Rd • . ... - add to our difficulties with Japan, which may best bo undertoken from tee’s Immediate and friendly hasn’t optfd for Independence. "l^ugh In” click In the first place, tts tlon points which precede and with the, expenditure of rela­ water company possessions W aoping; D aniel Deveou, 32^ ^ the L-1 point. In this mode the But even those most critical of 'Though businessm en . and not only lesents the 'fact that we hold follow the moon by 60 degrec« tively sinqU amounts of pro­ from fair naarket value to his­ desire to honor the request of Oakland St.; Andrew R. Locals, '““Tlal tension and economic quick pace and Us throw-away style (It -satelUte could he laundched Tokyo emphasize; "We are Jap­ Koza bar madams obviously Okinawa, but which, as the victim of ns viewed from earth. Lines pellants. torical cost standards. A num­ its veteran member had to re­ Ea.rt Hartford: Edward J. hardship. throws Its ,gags at you without waiting from eiirth to th e L-1 point and anese!" They add that Okinawa, think chief exeCutlve Yara is from the earth to the moon to ber of Connecticut towns were solve a few technical diffi­ American weapons at Hiroshima and Another overtime lo this could never go It alone, needs a blind to the economic problems Flrtcher. Fort Lauderdale. Fbi.; 'The strike for higher pay and tn see whether you get them) have giv­ either of the two points form from this point the lunar lander Injured financially when lower culties. It had never possessed Nagasaki, is particularly sensitive about scheme makes it most appeal­ big power to rest Its head on. of reversion, those close to him o n V, • Campo, Stafford union recognition by nonprofes- equilateral triangles. Tlius, the could be made to land oh any assessments resulted for some the bill in question, let alone en It «n unusual durability and fresh- ing. We phut bo land men on Japan Is the logical, nearest and say the contrary is true. Sorings; Mrs. Laum L. Dangler, slonal Negro workers at the kind of weapons we stockpile on points, are ahead luid behind ureiv on the moon. To return, water companies in some loca­ conducted a hearing on It. But, ivess ns a repeat. the moon several times this racially closest shoulder. Elected with the backing of n ’ Charleston ('ounly Hospital w il s the moon by about the moon’s there would bo no waiting for tions. Substitute House BiU 8206 looking through Itq work bas­ OPPORTUNITIES Japanese soil. year. The’^v let Union, In Infor­ The biggest cloud on the Oki­ the left wing, the mild-man­ ^ Rockville: settled Friday, three weeks aft I>Bopli' who h ard ly had tim e to react distance from the earth. rendezvous with the command sought to restore the previous ket, it found a handsome bill And the widening revelation of the ex­ module, for essentlnjly the com- mal discussions, has indicated nawan economic horizon is the nered former head of the Okina­ D r n ** T Modean, Mark er agreement was reached In a before have an oasy Ume^ of It finding All the other points are col- method of assessment to legiti­ jacket and bill number cover­ mimd module would be station­ It is also planning manned lunar uncertainty surrounding the fu­ wa Teachyrs Association spends it? . „ similar walkout at the Medical tent to which wo have prepared our­ llnear, for''they He on the line macy and permit cities and ing "An Act Concerning Prices themselves surprised by what they hnlf- ary at the Ubratton point and landings. ’The establishment of ture of the” 117 American baiies much of his tim e In Tokyo dun­ St University of South Carolina joining the center of the earth towns to make their choice of on (Joods In Retail Establish­ .St Bolton; Robert A Gullmet- HosplUl selves for chemical warfare, together ■simply w aiting for th e lunar these ■ communications satel­ and installations here and on ning the government for more /" snw and half-heard. Every familiar of and moon and these points lites would help b(Xh us and whichever assessment method ments,” a measure it had no te. South Wlmlsor; M a rk Hos- with publication of tlie grisly eltecta of return, ’Thus, an Infinitely long the lesser islands. Manned by money to meet Okinawan defi­ The settlement at County Hos­ UNLIMITED Intention of passing. It threw sett, 85 Willow .St the "Laugh In" soeno, except the two are. unstable. The point between the Soviets. Such co-operation seemed more profitable for som e 50,000 A m ericans, they cits A recent poll Indicated that W apping: our staple nerve gas, will Increase that Itumch window would exist. VnnesBa J pital stipulates thril 42 of the the earth and the moon, which could bring about the first joint them . away that bill, whatever it pro­ the population 1s solidly behind Beben, 27 Emerson boring principals themeeives, seems to Similarly the L-2 point can give em ploym ent to 20,000 Oki­ St ; Brian J. Bogar. Overlook will be rchlred lmm<-dl- somewhat Illogical sense of horror and the astronomer calls the L-1 Sovict-Amerlcan space venture. When this proposal was in­ vided, and put a ’l;opy of the be investigated as the rendez- nawans, directly affect the live- him; 70 per cent expressed their ately, and that "every effort” gain rather than lose by another kx>k point, Is about 36.000 mlle.i troduced Into the 1969 legislative water company assessment bill Rd , Vernon; Lynn Camlere. 97 outrage ar>ong those who react more w tis iKilnt for astro n au ts on the So a purely theoretical exer­ hood of 50,000 others and In one approval of what he 1s doing. will be made to'provide jobs lit at his or her routines. As for thoee from the moon In the direction hopper, It got a natural refer­ *in its place, and then, with a Mather St ; Tod F. Cronin. He­ PART OF A OROWING COMPANY cise undertaken almost two cen­ way or another reach Into the The temper of the times per­ to the way men may kill one another of the -earth. The. second point hidden aide of the moon. How-, bron Rd , Andover: Mrs Madn- the hospital within Uirce months two principals, they weire never enter­ turies ago may have an Impact ence to the Finance (Commit­ very straight committee face, lives of the million inhabitants haps is reflected In the slogans (L-2) and one which Is most ever, for this program the com- lyn Waller, . 468 W Middle for the remaining 23 strikers. than to the fact that men do kill. on current spoce activltiee. Per­ tee .the natural home of any reported "Substitute House Bill of the Ryukyus, the Koza businessmen carry. In taining even on a first run basis. Like Important Is on the other side \ nvand m odule would txLve to be Tpke.; Vernon L ' Buslck. The June 27 settlement at the haps when more mathemati­ bill concerned with taxation or 8206” out favorably in the Though the likelihood of- total the past it was "Sokb hankyo- The concern with weapons, with the of the moon about 40,b00 m iles stationary and not in a haio Thompsonville; Mrs. Ellen S. Medical University .Hospital Ed Sullivan, It seems bo be their job cians explore these exotic sta- assessment. ’The Finance Com­ House. ’That was just the be­ withdrawal aeetr\a remote, the tigainst Immedinie reversion” ' possible differences between being kill­ from the moon. The thlnl point orbit. I-tvIngrton. 784 E Middle Tpke provided that all of Hie m ore WE ARE EXPANDING IN ALL SIX OP OUR mittee held a public hearing on ginning, of the success story bases may dlmln ^ in* size and to make their own low-keyed perform- (D3) l.s on the other side of Scientists have discovered Uonory points their studies may Now it sounds m ore Hke a cry Also. J ’ohn F Voje< k. 96 CTiar- than 300 strikers be rehlred. ed by a club, a knife, a bullet, napahn, the bill March 11, at which time which culminated In the Senate importance. Ev»n fills oould iuK» on ctfecUve setting for the other the earth . other applications for this twh- show that programs undertaken for help: "Selkatsu o inamoru ter Oak St , Daniel ^ Sullivan. poth settlemenu provide for a PLANTS WHICH WILL REQUIRE ADDITIONAL radiation, cr nerve gas, Is not entirely with great difficulty today may representatives of three towns a' few minutes before adjourn­ touch off an e» onomh- down­ kai—associate to, protect our talents they preeent. ^ R obert W. Ficrquluix, of nique. "nio earth-sun system has Thompsonvilie; Reno J Posor- rjflnlmum hourly w age if $1.60. be readily performed In the Im- Which claimed financial loss ment Jime 4. swing. life ." * SKILLED MACHINISTS AND MACHINE a wiuited concern, If, Home sweet day, U. NASA’s electronic rceeorch cen­ Its set of Ubratlon points. Con- co, SUfford Springs.". Mrs Ber an Increase of So rents To be Inithful, we hope we never have colvahly, one future method of mediate future. friim the new assessment sys- A small group of Kom city tha H, BInkerd. 46 Bruix- Rd' happens to shift itself over to iho really ter, ImUctites that, If we under- The Omnty HospMsl scrtle- to see how "Laugh In" might survive tent appeared in. favor of the busineasm en, Q irio -shop deal­ Mrs. Mary A Kneeland, Stolrs OPERATORS. IF YOU AREA NOT SKILLED boHlc and funditmental qucHlloq, which menl retained {Resent grlev- ers. tailors and bar madams GI» Listed as Dead Also. Mrs Leroy W R«1 and n third trip around the network, but It Herald an-e procedures, while ihe Med­ . has to concern not tlie woajxin, but the ,, atoned a curious demonstration son. East Hartford; Mra^B'ronk PERHAPS YOU CAN QUAIlIFY FOR OUR 1 / ■ WASHINGTON (APi — The ical HosplUl agreed to a new deed, not the armament, but war us an might r o t bt too bod. In one senBe', If 1 in frijot of chief executive CStob;' KuclenskI and son,^'223 Oak Yesterdays Defense' Department’s casualty procedure, whirh workers' rep- ^ y o Yara s office in June. Theirs, St.: Mrs Thomas Vanpool and TRAINING SCHOOL WIThA a NEW CLASS Institution o l human |X)llcy. The current you haxe seen one "Laugh Ih" you have Hit Friday bore the names of was a protest sigainst a protest son. East Hartion] resi-nUtIves said was an ac­ controversy over nerve gas Is, In one seen them all. In fknother, each time 25 Years Ago They had gathered to denounce two more Connecticut men. re, table substitute lor union STARTING SOON. you see a "Laugh-In" It la almost as if Fischetfi The release IL«ted Army Pfc. recognition The new procedure sense, merely perpetuation of the fool­ Harold Maher, sealer of Yara.'s denundatibn of the pro- I Claudle Fowler, husband of Mrs. allows another employe to ac­ weights and measures tor the posM transfer to Okinawa of ish and fatal Illusion that war would, be for the first ttmf: Josephine E. Fowler. Shaw Namiril D irertom Town of Manchester, attends 8.000 U.S. M arines being w jh- company a worker when he files lil.WT l,(M \H0\S Cove Apts.. Shaw Street. New a complaint all right I ' w t could only take It back to the semi-annual meeting of the drawn from Vietnam HARTFDRD I AP) - Two new Ixindon as dead He had form­ "Don’t they see that more members on the board of direc­ Bute policy prohiblu govern- something humane, like everything In Leifitoniacy The ('onlnict OonnecUcut State Sealers As­ erly been listed as missing. sociation in New London. troops paean more busmesw. tors of Broadc ast Plaza. Inc — minfa^ recognition of .unions PAI MBKAI H(,\KI)I;NS.FI,()HII)A World War 11 up to August, 1946. Army Pfc. Stephen Brennan, Nuturally, we iliqilore the evidence doesn’t the R>-uk>ajan govern­ Frederick B Maynard, Jr. and The-sirtkes were led )>, which we haw on nil sides that organ- son of .Mr and 5#rs. R obert E Philip p Reynolds, both of ntVB "of the HosplUl and Nurs­ FOKTFAI I)FHI)\FF.FI,0HII)A ment recognize that we have to Brenraii. Mulberry Point Road. ia'd force »c«ms to accomplish what 10 Years Ago West Hartford—were etecied ing Home Employes Union. Uve?’’ asknd Norlnobu Sueyoshi. Guilford, was listed as having Run From Every Clo.se Vote? onlerly dissent and FAMIfFSTFIUONNF(TIMT Thia date 10 years ago was president of the Koza (Yiamber died not aa a result of enemy ikX accompllslv And the clxdlenge cf Both men are officials of the ChrlstUn leadership Confer- Some members of the Senate now a Sunday; The Herald did- not of Oommerce. action This brings lo 442 the Uie iwxt college generation will be to pubMMi. Sueyoshl, 42. is m an a g er of Travelers Insurance Co. Broad­ em e S(M TH UIMISOH. (ONNKI TK.lT propose that, Mnoe the vote' on tne untl- try to iffect some ncoommodntion be­ jjumber of Connecticut residents cast Plaza Inc . owns and op­ the ICIdmoto pearl outlet here Since the strikes began to late tween thtee two extremes. Organised to have died in Vietnam. e rates WTK.' radio "'and tele­ \KHNON.( l)NNK(TI( IT balllstlc-mtsstle system Is certain to be ’The Koza chamber speaks for March, there had been numer- force en d violence aie* dangerously se- vision. 2.200 bustnesaes dependent on oiia demonstrations, economic close, President Nixon should retreat ductWe, for once >'OU ha\e dlsiweted •Maynard la senior vice pres­ KITLAND.NFHMOM A T h o n g ^ for Today die nearby Kadena air base and bo}cotU and minor /lolenre from such Cin Impending dlaplay' of na­ their poweT, It Is w iy dlfftm lt to return Heads Yajti Departm ent ident to charge q t planning at 9po(Wored/6y the, Manchaater others on the Island. Twice a, ciirfew ^as *mpos»d to the moie* tinu'-oonsum lng. leas effec­ the Trave4eri ahd - Reynok,]# la tional division and seek some compro­ OounfU of k wtk) ha^ made, their' arrang^ ert W MeCtoHum. who helped ;naU-.y. prealdent of the k-T/” can be gaJi.cd. hna a more i»raotlcal Importam-e-lt Is at the-fl^k but what It con­ m ents tneB in adt-ance- -is really test -the new German Measles participated to several rallies ed at 273 Adams Street, tdanchester, Connecticut, Monday tlie social contract which cnablcw men 'nils is noimol theory and nomuU ex­ ready tor reversion. vaccine, as chairman of Tale and demonstrations Twice he to work together If tlw re Is iro Icglil- tain s". Down to F^rth Olfinawans now haw what the Medical School’s Department of w Mj arrested thru Friday 9 AM. to 5 P.M. — Saturday 9 A.M. to 12 Noon. pectation in' auch a situation. Ethics of the Fathers 4:27. nmey m> baste tenets tor dealing with U.S civil admlraatratlnn de- Epidemiology and Publlc Health But that aoesn't mean It hanpens to one ojKither -then then> Is scant room This is an ancient formulatloc BEND Ore (APl After The strikes received sttenlion sertbes os the second tkghest McCollum’s direction of the Other hours by appointment. Telephone 643-2473. Ask for Mr. tor tnist, undenkandlng, luid compro­ of a universal truth. Outward voters turned down a proposed from national labor leader. The be talilored to the personal situation, ex- per capita annual Ip cb tn e to vaccine's field trUl In 'lanbury mise to grow. Yet I'ou muat not give appearances can be deceptive $70,000 levy for operation of A fT ^-C lO , the Teamrterc Asia, a grass natkinaj produrt last spring led to the federal and the United Auto Workers all Paul Kaiser. perienoe, or InsUnoUi of tha man now In up acting. You mu.af learn to deal with and misleading. It Is not the "solid w aste disposal rites ' iof- greater than that o ( marry Japa­ llccnaing of the vaccine last made contiibullons to ihe strik- the White llbuee. frustration luxl setbacks, rv>fuslng to be outer form (<^en, make-up and flctsla decided a more down-to- nese prefectures'' '/ m onth torced to violence or apathy. MARY ph>-sical impresslonl that earfi' wording might be more At on^ point, the lnt«ma- Under such a code of behavior, he Suayoshi sees all fids cotlaps- H< succeeds Dr AdrUn M SWITZJCR, ADMINISTRATOR O F 30- counts, but the inner content of effective. IjongwiyoTtmen'B Am ocIa - would have refused the etection he galtv mg once ^ Japanese taike Ostfeld. who will remain on the tiof. lhrr«un«j to cki«« Ln« port MAL TOOL and ENGINEERING COMPANY CiAL AND REHABIIJTATION SERV- a person, (character, humanity When the measure goes to the medical school faculty The ap- ot ed laat November and. Instead of taking KCE OF •niB :)El>ARTMKNT OF physical impresaion) that v t^ers again AUg 21. the sites \ GULF & WK.STBUN * ’•O*’ acudtos show. " he saya. |x>lntment was announced Thur*- HEALTH. El3UCAT10N AND WKL- and spiritual qualiUea) U will be ' called "garbage TYie numbrr of touriati tn offloe, tried to arrange for the election •‘that krtog costs in Oklnaw# day dum ps ’’ FARE, IN X ^MMKNCEMENT AD­ important. , uraj durtof of some unknoiwn character who mIgM DRESS. AT H(3FSTRA UNIVERSITY RahM Lem Wind YOU ^ A mc£ of MACT/Ot^ Too * T em ple b W i Sholom ■ x

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Jacobs Manufacturing.Co., West MANCHESTER EVE^NING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1969 \- Hartford. During World War i f PAGE SEVEN Obituary he was a Ueutenant and a pilot Current New Shawls Leave Little Om budsm an Jodrell Bank Observatory in the U.S. Air Force. Tolland County Survivors besides his wife ajtd jmSrents include three sons, Quotes Room for Arm Movement Links G O P Tracks Soviet Launchings ST A R GA*ElC**V> News for Senior Citizens Dr. Backiis > u r c h e s -Bv CX.5Y R. POLLAN- -4-H Members Michael Regan, David Regan ROME (A P ) - Ladies, you all trimming and fartened with Gospel Hall ^ A R ID LIRRA By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Church of the. Assumption SL John’s Polish National Your Ooily Activity Guido Bjr WALLY FORTIN and John Regan, three daugh­ are going to need someone to hidden zips. VB.r ANDREW TORCHIA men have been tracking man- 416 Center St. r? HAS. It MSI.ST. 22 t-4-. This is probably the most un- W ith Nixon Adzuns SL and Thompson Rd. '< According to tho Start, ’ ’ Cited at Camp Dead at 89 ters, Sharon Regan, Shelia Re- Associate Press Writer made space objects since tht CatiioUe Church ■^ASS. I* OCT.:r. 22(64Lx DTREfTroil (Cuntinoed from Page One) JODRELL BANK, England first Sputnik 12 years ago. Bev. Edward S. Pepin, Pastor Bev. .Walter A. Hyssko, I 3- 5- 9 -14 To develop messoge for Sunday, 34-37-41-1 1C a.m., Breaking bread. Several Tolland County 4-H Hello therk; woU, I haw Wally Fortin ain’t getting any home- and two brothers Vlnj>' aman has ever had—hanging by his fashion show Friday ,*(Ah P) i — 'The word on what the The clamor to catch up in the Rev. Emeet J. Coppa Pastor I a-28-39 reod words corresponding to rxjmbers 50-59-75 ANDOVER—Dr. Harold S. U :45 a.m., Sunday School. of your Zodioc birth sign.' members were honored at the some good ne"wrs and .some bad younger." cent Regan of Hollidayabuig, I*'" Valentino decreed fringed The coat was a beirt-senl^Mrs ^ueRussians were doing In space West ^ TAURUS scoftrto Backus. 89, of West Hartford, following Sputnik i 7 p.m., Goepel meetLig. ASS. }0 candlelighting ceremonted held Speaking of .Mcsiday. our af- Pa. and Joseph Regan ^ down.” - A - era.my shawls that pin the arm. Jacquellnr t o L s L wJi h ^Wsthis week came from two men drowned out officials who had Masses at 7, 8, 8:19, 10:80 8:30 a.m.. Mass. 1 Aid 31 You 61 Strdnge ocr. 2 3 ^ news. To some It's g o ^ . to an Andover native, died Thurs­ 2 Compltt* 32 To 62Grob at the Tolland-Wlndham 4-H ternexx) plncx'hle tournament had enc, S.C. “ com m ^der Nell Arm- close to the body. the cllenU who bought *t '^o»hlng In three rooms at a fought LoVell over spending $2 and 11:46 a.m. I MAY JO HOY. 21 others bad. and the rest It day at Hartford Hospital. He ?^11-13-16-55 3 ErrOrt 33 An 63 Attrocf camp In Abington. one of It.' largest number of The Salvation Army North United Methodist Church 4 Moy 34 Good 64 Your 15-334852, practiced medicine for 66 The funeral will be held Mon- ' " “ PP«^ “ P Tht* coat shot^^ up again g r i p e ^ a b ^ D S ^ ^ r , ^ “P®‘ remote It doesn’t show million on a 280-foot elec^id^ 2?y62-73-76 Qvosen as "camp spirits” doesn't matter one way or the an Main SL St. Bartholomew’s t.'hurch 800 Parker SL 5 Posstbl*. 35 Avoid 65 The 6877-81-88' participant.' — 50 players. Win­ years. . day a* 8:46 a.m. from the John whole colIecUon. They topped last night, a llttU r i l m m e r ^ ^o^U n^ « "»»P«- ^Ish to listen for radio e m l ^ ^ GIMINI 6YpuU 36 Before 66 Certom duHlig the first two weeks of cither. ners were: F'nuik Diana, 684; 9^ Tf„rr„„ ------as he manned a television cam- „ants _ _ costumes In ->atn^l _ „ow featuring a ill an a S ^ T ^ MaJ.Kenneth Lance, Bev. Philip Hussejr, Pastor Rev. Earle R. Custer, 7 B« 37 Reception 67 Stors SAGITTARIUS Dr. Backus was, bom In An­ F. "nerney Home, 219 W. Cen­ , HAY 2t the chmp, which will continue ter St,, with a Maas of requiem era In his lunar landing vehicle, tweed. They "were "bobble-b Officer In Charge Rev. Edward M. LaRooe Pastor 8 Dtfftcuify 3^You 66 Speech Our trip to Rockingham Rare Lucille t'rawford. 634; Mary dover, Sept. 26, 1879, son of bor- tially the same. whom to talk to about a g i j i t or Though 97 j^ r cent of Its work r:JUMi 2P 9 Todoy 39TWe 69 Wov» " i 4 « until Aug. 16, were the follow­ track Is finally settled and Hope, 647; MolUe McOarthy, at St, Bartholomew's Church at T «1U insist I haven't done dered In chenille .like coioCOlO*- un other coats a .... ^ Assistant Pastor 10 Aspects 40 Written 70 To wc. 21 Charles L. and Marton Jacobs a contract. landowning family 20 miles ren.alns In long-range research. 7- 8-43 ing: Debbie Allard, Vernon; 843; Mnrth.-i .M:uvsfleld, 639; 9:30. Burial arrangements are Sunday, 8 a.m. Prayer 9 a.m.. Worship Service. Ser­ n You 41 For \ 71 Copperotiorr 19-26-30-42^ there Is a change In the day we '53-54-71 72 Speciol Bill MacNell, Coventry. and Backus. He graduated front :i;a ^ d o u b U ith m ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ rta ls fc lu g h r^ ^ ^ ^ ^ " coma to me with Breakfast. 7:30, 9. 12 Moke 42 Meeting 65-7867.89R are going. We are going on Gavsie Sanford. 637; Gruce Incomplete. tronomer Sir Bernard Lovell chief listening post In the face of 10:16 and 11:50 a.m., mon: ” 1969 Prophets” The CAMCIR 13 May 43 In ^3 AtAl Ricky Jedrziewski, Tolland. Trinity College in Hartford in . .-. Id stand on my principle If embroideries. ^ ASa# I Am whatever'o on their minds,” CARRICORN Thursday, July 24, and not on Windsor. 647; Deter Frey, 836; Friend-s may call at the fun­ tentlon. runs an observatory that listens secrecy surrounding Soviet 9:30 a.m., Sunday School Masses. 9* Rev. C. Homer Ginns, former M CK««k 44 Think hJodoy 1902, and attended Cornell Uni­ JUNl 21 )5 Keep 45 tn Yours OfC, 22 v f Those chosen as camp spirits Florence Br«>k», 634; Wllhom eral home tomorrow from 2 to 4 said Harlow In an Interview. (Classes for all ages). pastor, will be guest preacher. Tuesday the 22nd na first plon- versity Medical School and Long York Jets quarterback Joe Na- shawls were V I tl^^ »wathed There were masses of maxi to the stars. launchings. The observatory has JULY 22 16 Hove .46 Opening 76 Oppbftuni JAN. I» ulll return for a free week of ni-d The reason is simple. Ry Messier, 828; Ellen ' Kiernan. and 7 to 9 p.m. Harlow works out of a big of- 10:46 a.m.. Holiness Meeting St. Bridget Churci David L. Mangun, stuJent as­ fcii 17 Necessory 47 In 77 E sp ec^ y Island Medical College. He be­ math, reversing field and an- f l floor-length Anna lovell told the world the Rus- the advantage o f being relative- ^<^0-29-40-45 7S Pressure camp next year. Honor camp­ going on Thursday, we will be 828. Gladys Schuetz, 624; and -loe just down the corridor from (nursery provided). Bev. John J. Delaney, Pastor sistant. There will be a coffee 16 Be 46 Eye 1-2347-41,0 gan practicing medicine In noundng he was choosing pro h Karenina styles. the President’s. slans had sent unmanned Lur» ly near the Soviet Crimean :S>'64-«7-74 19 Be 49 Sensitive 79 Money 69-7880-84 VS ers chosen were: Gall Waslng- able to get Into the track and Ann Hoffmjin. 618. —- John L. March f-wvtKoii ____V.I. _>_____ »r_™ dereo In furs such as lynx, bea- 8:16 p.m., Open Air ilectlng. Rev. Kenneth J. Prisbie and fellowship hour after the 20 Opportunity 50 Moy 80 Solve East Wftidsor in, 1903, and con­ football over his share In New There was black In abun­ 15 Into a moon orbit. Prof. John space center. Telescopes In the LIO 'AQUARIUS ton, Mansfield. Head H; Pris­ hax’:> reserve seats at no extra Schedule for the week: \ ver stone marten and mink. Nixon himself has a different 6:80 p.m., Prayer Meeting. Bev. H a ^ McBrien service. Nursery for children up 21 Try 51 Resttessr>ess 81 Pereonol tinued general practice until um "*" York night spot dance. even more than at DeB ttvle in deaKno- G. Davies, ujveu Lovell's s cniei chief aiae, aide. uiiuea United aiaies States are are rurthei further away JULY 23 22 Figures 52 On 62 Of JAN'"'2«. cilla Clay, (Coventry. Hand H, charge. As always, I must think Morulay, 10 a.m lo ncxxi, kit­ Hillstown Rd., husband of Mrs. -I'ye rtpH th p anaanH /vann/^ __ 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. to five years old. 53 Securing 83 Pleosure 1919, when he moved to Hart­ received - of Congress tA ^ did L y ^ ^ n T spacecraft’s alUtude and cannot track Sovtet space 4^>5 ; AUG. 32 23 Comes fts. It and Joan Simmons, Coventry, of the many and not (he few, chen scx'tal: t p.m. to 4 p.m.. Elsie Lingner March, died yes­ complaints J o r i l : s ‘^ t r a n Z e V o f ' d^^^ Masses at 7, 8, 9:18, 10:80 In 24 Duties 54 Desired 64 Problems ford. In 1920 be became a from GIs that those In charge of _ ° both went big on Johnson. "The former Presl- confirm It would vehicles during much of the §^21-25-35-51 25 To 55 To 65 Mottere 1812-31-49* Health H, Jim JedtiewskI, Tol­ and I'm always trying to make pinochle tournament terday afternoon at Manchester and night. not Interfere United Pentecostal Church the church. 9:18, 10:30 and 12:00 l y 56-5868 26 Firm 56 And 66 AttentKm 57-66-79^1 land, was the outstanding Jun­ urologist and practiced in Hart­ mess halls (In Vietnam) are di­ black earlier In the day dent,” said one observer, “ pre with America’s Russian daytime, when most these trips ns enjoyablo na po«- Tuesday, I p.m. to 4 p.m.. Memorial Hospital. There was a new feeling of Valentino even - teamed 187 Woodbridge SL In the auditorium. VIRCO 27 Able 57 Regarding 87 Of risen ior staff member. ford until he retired in 1959. He verting food to the black mar­ navy ferred the big presentation "'°°T '“ " ‘*‘"8^- maneuvers are carried out. Region Roads 28 Over 56 Coustic 66 Possessions alhle and as expensive na 1 can. bowling nt the P.irkade Innen. Mr". March was born Feb. 2, narrowness about coats ' * Robert Baker, Pastor 69 Neceuity sfs. It was physician-ln-chlef of the ket, and food is not getUng to " “ '^^wness and blue with black and managed to dramatic, an audience," with him > The American-Soviet moon Now Lovell, who began after 29 1s 59 Be slbk.' and as Inexjxenslve tus I Wedneeakiy, 9 30 a.m. to nexxx. 1904 In East Hartford, where he dresses that were cinched In usf. 22 30 In 60 Voluoblet 90 Todoy MAS. Add a little vinegar to water Hartford Dlspen.sary from 1942 .1 u make a success of this most dlf- using a mirrnnhnno .. i double-feature set off a busy. World War n with old army ra- SL James’ CSiurch U nder Repair 700 20*YG^ can. Therefore, If we went on pinochle tounuimcnt Uvea for 25 years before com- ya, D-N.M. ‘ ‘8^bt around the ribcage. More ficult color comblnaUon. Black charts ” ^ “ Pbone and using weekend around .TodroiiJodrell nBank, .-u da.-dar oo..in,nontequipment, i.is ---- confidently-— 10 a.m., Sunday School. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, D k 81827-32 2 17 24-36^ for the removal of Ink stains Tuesday as plann<-d it would to 1961. served on its board of i„g to Manchester in 1929 He (9)Good (§ ) Advene € Neutnl . Friday, 7 p.m, to tO p m.. set­ 'As you know, my office whittling was provided by and oatmeal tied for first place where roadside inns boast bowl- asking for 510.8 million to build 11 a.m., Worship Service. Pastor BOSTON (A P ) - Here Is a 2S^to-72-a6-90 3844 82-83 from materials. have ixjst at leii.-k $l niorx' p<'r directors, and gave 48 years of was employed by the Town of back tcxirnament spurns---- controversy, . so •' we’re a criss-cross strap t— j 7:30 p.m., EvangellsL'c Serv­ Rev. JoMph E. Vn> rundown on eicpected weekend jxeraon and then we would have service to the Dispensary. Manchester Highway Depart- the ToHi . , - off-beAt' aubAr- k e y ' greens, and exhibitions of a dish 400 feet wide In Wales, ice. The t'm ter t.' opc'n week days here this morning to talk about the ladles in from below the gine followed. ..A iJ m ! P«-<’’e-wlnning gooseberries are Lovell, 66-year old son of a lay Rev. Thomas Barry traffic conditions In New Eng­ to chase around for a iwat from 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m for He was a member of the ment before he retired Feb. 2. bust to the top of the tummy. TJ_ M J AJ - r •■SSS5 1 family planning.” Robert H. big'Aummrevtrr pr eacher who ran a radio repair Rev. Vincent J. Flyrjji land, provided by the American \ This way there xvlll bo no ron- peopW' to vL'lt. play cards watch national, state, county and Hart- Survivors, besides nls wife, Finch, secretary of health, edu- Church of the Nasarene fertur^“ " ° ’'' ®“1®'1 evening_ “ _ oi!L°'th“______^werotha mceUng^ or not He ^ announce LaWton of Goostry got shop, spent the week shuffling Automobile Association: fiudon. and yxHi can have the TV, necutlng or pool pkiying. ford Medical A.s.soclatlons and Include four sons, Robert March cation and welfare. featured an ultra-slim sll- completely covered up with high the te le p h ^ permission to sell drinks at his among three rooms at Jodrell 886 Main SL Masses at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10:16 In Maasachusetts: Widening Area Churches extra dough to feexl some the American Urological As.so- of Manchsster, Leon March of ------^______houette. The male models Bev, William A. Taylor ,Pastor and 11:30 a.m. of east and westbound lanes of SL Fronds of Assisi horses. lels cowl necklines, lo^g loose Harlow, a pro In government ^ ® r"“ ' First Congregottonsl Church . Messiah Evannelical lAlth^ran elation. He was a former dea- East Hartford, and David looked 10 feet tall In skinny sleeves and slim s k l^ «iirT Z c a n w a pro in government, the Massachusetts Turnpike •33 Ellington Rd., orked at tte D e f e ^ Depart^ P“ ‘ “ sual In one, sat plpe-smoklng tech- Of Vernon CTiurch So now hrre'a how th.' trip con of the Immanuel Congrega- March and Carl March, both of maxi coats that were shorn of the knee * ^ worked at the Defense Depart- from Framingham to Stur- ment before becoming villagers watch- nlclans who turned the big tele­ 9:80 a.m.. Church School. Calvary Chorch South Windsor Rev. John A. Looey, Wisconsin Synle who have signet 32nd Degree Ma.sori and a Mrs. Gladys Steiner of Man- staff m e m b e r * ^ ^ h f Houm ‘7^ circular rails to fol- mdles per hour. 10:48 a.m., Worship Service. 647 E. Middle Tpke. ■ Pastor Rev. Randall P. Ferrara, R r v .,^ r l R. Guiyel, I*astor up itnd are going muig lie here life member of the Civltan cheater, Mrs. Gloria Prior of Armed Services O om m ltt^ f. operate an In- Resurfacing from Route 128 to For Teens Left Behind From there he became th» "r^ "elo w punch—Russian strument panel In front of a plc- « p.m.. Young Adult, I'een and Rev. K. L. Gustafson, Rev. John E. RlktoraiUs, Asalstant Minister lU the Senior Ontrr no later Club. He was al.so a mem- Coventry, Mrs. Bernice Ruff of Junior meetings. Pramln^jam on the Massachu­ Assistant Pastor Rev. Betsy F. Reed. 10 a.m.. Sunday School. than 8:4il a.m. and no oarllx'r Sources Say Israel Presldent Dwight D E’e ^ ^ - American Coca-Cola and turc window facing the whlte- Pastor setts pike. Httturrliiy. July 113 ber of the Connecticut State Glastonbury and Mrs. Florence British Cider. 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. Minister of Christian Education 11 a.m.. Worship Service. tlwux 8:30 a. m The bus will (Continued from Pago Onej er’s congrosauLl . painted dish with a 20-foot-wlde Construction of Route 2 In Ar­ All U>wn (htoLs o) mm\ 4S a. ht. Seniors Golf Association, the Carlson of Milford; a brother, ^ e observatory space exhibit red bulls-eye. At hand Is a red Masses at 8, 6:48, 7:46, 9. leave the Oiiter at 9 a m Wc Calls to Harlow beean noiiriog ^ ouservaiory space exniDlt rea ouiis-eye. At hand Is a i 9:30 a.m., Sunday School, lington and Belmont may cause p m 20th Century Club, Hartford Raymond March of East Hart- contact with the Ra, quoted. Center Congregational Church classes for all ages. 10:15 and 11:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m.. Morning Worship. will haw our usual roff.>e break in the day after N^on’^Nixon’s e elec­ ^ planned...... to show the landing telephone with a hot , llne-to the Sarred Heart Church T«ntib« tHHirlx lit Memort.il Golf Club, the Avon Country (ord; and several grandchll- Heyerdahl as saying the Ra Helping Arm Biafra United Church of Christ delays. Traffic Is detoured at The Rev. Robert Potter, Guest t>n the way tion. He and two secretaries on a 12-by-9 foot :elevlsion Weather Bureau / for instant 10:30 a.m.. Divine Worship. the Dedham tjlrcle In Dedham Rt. SO, Vernon KWdd. MILS »uul We.-n Sule Club, the Fcrnlelgh Lawn Bowl- dfon and great-grandcnildren. might drift by itself to Barba- PARIS (A P ) — Diplomatic 11 Center SL St. Bernard’s Church minister. The Rev. Mr. Potter Aftar the races we are atO|>- At a disadvantage In Lagos tried to cope with 250-to-3(X) screen and to stay open to the forecasts on high winds or other 7:30 p.m.. Evening Worship. due to construction of south­ Rev. Rolnh Kelley, Piwtor 8U|Ti»r\'tmxi IV noon luid 4*^ ing Club and the U.S. Lawn Funeral services will oe held dos. .sources reported today that Is- Bev. Clifford O. Simpson, Rockville has been on the staff of Asylum plng at the Valle's Steak House because of the federal Nigerian calle per day before setting up public all night. conditions affecting the equlp- "Billy Sunday,” an historic film bound lane on U.S. 1. Rev. Richard Rernler, pm.' Bowling Aasoclatlon. Monday at 10 a.m. at the Lowe- Jodrell Bank has no post of- ment. Minister Rev. George F.X. Reilly, rtlll Congregational Church, In Andover. Mass, for our^dln- ” I think the main thing is that rael is now supplying arms to government’s strong Islamic the current operations, of the life and legend of the Watch for median work on Assistant Pastor t mirtH * .U Wrnt Survivors Include two daugh­ Robacker Funeral Home, 2634 Bev. Kenneth W. Steere, l^ t o r Hai-tford, and has just complet­ ner. Now the slop and what ties, the Israelis In presecession Harlow has a staff of six now flee but hundreds of souvenir In another room are the radio famous "baseball evangeliat,” Route 24 between Fall River Hkle. t*>«uier OaJi luxl Kcnsiry ters, Mrs. John M. Leaverui of state Associate Miiilstor will be shown. Rev. WilUam Schmeider ed work on his doctorate. (3hlld you spend at the races. Is eX- win"be"i'n Groet’”^''^' «c'lLnirm. ^’TheyTv'e'h^“ a Nigeria chose to Invest In Enu- —plus secretaries—and plans to envelopes bearing a commemo- receivers and scopes on which and Avon. Masses at 7. 8. 0:16. U SO and i>piuuS% to “ I'n v iU w ” N. J,; n sister, Mrs. Clarence Friends may call at the funer- Service at Second (Congregation­ Masses at 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30, Fellowship Hall. He said the Ra lost Its yard­ The arms—including automat- Ibos, Blafra’s dominant tribe, programs—such as the Safe- Bank” were ready for mailing Downstairs are the computers - Church and Park ,Sta. ing on U.S. 1 bettveen Etoat Gilead Congregational Church tt Impooalble for any,one to go n>emlH»rH luv! inU-of- Bostwick of West Hartford; five al home tonight from 7 to 9 arm in a storm several al Church. 11:46' a.m. claya Ic weaporus-are brought to who often equate their history of guard missile defense svstem— th^t automatically . .printed the' Bev. George F. Nostrand, Greenwich and Wlckford may Hebron who has already signed up. Utw3\ chRirgixl grandchildren and five great­ and tomorrow from 3 to 8 and ago. As a result, its speed was by third parties, enabling Bolton Congregational Church 7 to 9 p.m. was flmfra by third parties, enabling persecution with that of the through Oongre*a Harlow’ Aie excitement pene- signals In a number code and as ^ c t o r cause slowdowns. Rrv. Herfreit O. Kelsey Jr., then- you’d bettor be sure to HundkY, 'Hdy iO grandchildren. reduced from 60 miles a day to uiost traces of the weapons’ ori- Jews Rev. J. Stanton Conover, main mlsalan Is to keen nrol^ ‘*’® '’®'* *’'’*®'‘ observatory a curving line on a 18-foot strip Bev. Stephen Price Other construction on Route SL-* Matthew’s Church Pastor cull our office. 643-6310, Mon­ All poulk .ifi^n 9 45 u.m A memorial service will be 25 miles. He estimated that al gin In Israel to be erased. In- Biafra had long hoped for mil- lems1_.__ •___. between _ H P buildingbUildinC' where LovellT^vall andnnH hisVila ofr\f pinkninte graph ar**n«%V» paper, Concordia Lutheran Church Mlnlstor > Herbert W. Hunt Bev. Timothy Carberry 96 below Coventry; and Route ’t'oUaud day morning so that wo cun try •5 p in V held Monday at 2:30 p.m. at that rate It would have taken formants said. Itary help from Israel, but none and membem ------M Pitkin SL 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. VERNON Herbert Wilton Bev. Ronald Haldeman 146 north of Providence. Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, Paabir to gel a replacement tor you. TiNTnif* ahxNlcmorial the Immanuel Congregational them three weeks to reach Bar They identified the carriers ns rnmo came ntiflluntil v recently, a a a a *!.* the dlplo- ____ Bev, Joseph E. Bourret, . 10 a.m.. Worahlj) Service. Hunt, 86, of Warehouse Point, a ron-personal lervel. Meeting 8unds3rs In New Church The Rev. Anders O. I und of If we can't And a replacement MILS liiul .Side Church, Hartford, with the bados. South Afrlciui, Rhodesian and mats said, perhaps because Is- Pastor Emerson Boaworth, guest "Things are getting better.” 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion. In Connecticut: Work on the South Woodstock, guent preach­ then you won't be able to get a H\i|)on'b«rRl U a.m noi«\ H,nil 4 Rev. Robert L. Edwards offl Vernon native, dlixl Thursday’ at "The ship hod lost its maneu Gabonese charter lines that fael feared antagonlztog some Rev. Louis E. Bauer Jr., speaker. Hla topic: “ Like a ra'd an assistant to an Impor­ 10 a.m.. Holy Communion. Connecticut Turnpike Includes: Masses at 7:30, 8:30, and 10:30 er. Nursery will not be provid­ refund. So we must know as •K p m elating. Private burial will be verlblllty, cargo and rigging have fronted as gun runners for of the African states with which Luna Changes Course Assistant Pastor Child.” tant Republican member of Celebrant at both services: The repaving and bridge work be­ a.m. ed soon os pooslble. We do have a ILuikoHmJl KHirtN iliitly in Hast Cemetery, Manchester, Yivlan Horton were crashing around, water the Blafrans. she has good relations. (Contlnaed from Page One) Congress. "The boss has gone to Rov. Mr. Geerta. Sermon tween Milford and Fairfield; walling list but It Isn't too long lit \V«it Sule. <’hiui»*r t>iik iiml at the convenience of the fam ■ was crashing over the ship . . . The Israelis, according to oth- With the Israeli addition, the 8 a.m., The Service, Nursery one lane cloned In the eastbound SL George’s Episcopal Church Tslcottville Congregational a couple of those ombutteman talned since ’Duirsday, when the ry director, said Luna 16 re- by the Rev. Mr. Geerti. Nurs­ Avery SL Ily the way, If you think Kem<»y ily. nnH ‘ ^®y J"-”* enough,” said er sources, were including in flow of arms into Biafra is now for small children. direction at the West Haven toll Rt. 44A, Bolton Church neet ng.-,, and he called Harlow announcement was made that It mained In a close orbit 62 to 76 ery care for young children, Christian Reformed Church yoxi'd like lo make the trip and Vrrt»Luu k jRRil rt H p m The Newkirk and Whitney Fu- ^ huid lived In -. Warehouse Schoenbohm. "They weren't out their shlpmenU weapons made at a high potot. the sources said 9 a.m., Holy Communion, booth; resurfacing at Green­ Rev. Robert W. Ihloff, Vlczzr and a Walk In the Park er tlie other day about ILuiketbaU ■ ourta (Lilly St., Hartford. today toat now an attempt will whatever happens, no an- Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, Rev. Jsmee A. Blrdsall. Tliere will be no calling Mimday at 10 a.m. at the J. M. years ago. Heyerdahl told Israeli sympathy for Biafra Is Information CommiMtonfr Heg- be m ^ e to bring Luna 16 back nouncement is expected from 9 a.m., Divine Worship. Nurs­ Minister der where traffic is restricted to Nursery. George Kmmerling being pro­ All r pluyifnMuwU Baaslnger Funeral 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Minister Vicar hours. Home, 37 Schoenbohm he thought he had an old story, going back to Is- wu Eke said In a recent radio Closed M onday o earto from ^ i t , without a Moscow officials. The Soviets ery in Parish House. two lanes in each direction. moted to principal nt Manchss- o|M\ U so n m 'lUHjri iuvd 14 .10 Gardner St, 9:30 a.m.. Worship Hour. ter High School. p m Warehouse Point, been succe.Hsful in this effort. rael’s Interest in the Eastern re- broadcast that the arms sltua 0:30 s.m.. Service o( Wor- 8 and 10 a.m.. Family Serv­ Burial will Guest preacher, Robert Dutton, In Maine: grading and gravel­ Unitarian Meeting House Mr. Emmerllng Is the man Momlny. July II Herliert L. WoiMlfonl . .. SprlngdiLle The Ra's original destination glon of Nigeria before Biafra tlon was satlsfactorv” —a state t k . - x z“;Jrz. ■-‘‘r „ r .i.‘ Trinity Convenant. Church ship. ice. Babyrslttlng provided, ( emetery, Warehou.Se Point. was Central America because ...... - • ' satisiactory - a sUte- ^ closed today and Monday, confidently predicted that the slon 60 Bloomfield Ave., Ifairtford responsible tor our Uehter hav- U'vjit HUlr Oval, A 15 p im VERNON Herliert L. Won 1 pm foot-hlgh waves battered the toxes la 30 days from July 1. news agency Tass issued Friday capable of school children. Vernon Assembly of God Church “'*' Of «23 Million Frtaii reports, Mr Bknmerllng h'uneral servh iw will be held nev. space feats and does not Pastor pastor. Story hour for nursery Moonan Sr., 76. of Old Bolton craft, Heyerdahl decided to Moon Blots Out Sun In New Hampshire: slow­ Northeast School lias Of least trers Wllllamii IlulMlriK. Hi M crv‘>t Martin .1. Uegiui ,lr. Rev. Eric J. Oothberg, Rev. Richard E. Bertram, chester medical examiner, said Shenandoah. for a Splashdown In the Pacific tlcns. In the absence of official of outer spaceships In the Compton at construction of In­ 9:46 a.m.. Sunday School. and myself tn xvsu)tlng to nnectlcut In New Haven, la Hciumed the western horizon to­ earth, was bright enough in the dio while they are on the moon, ^I®*8b, N.C., has made a hob- the Soviet Academy of .Sciences, Ibat the Soviet Union heaxry equipment at Interstate Rt. 44A, Bolton given a promenae budget blle accident, alvcwed up for itiUrfh. Ptirh’'*Hl rt Mi 10 p m , the htst IH yeai-K. and wa.s em­ Mrs. Florence I'aquette Moon­ When he last radioed contacts ter a two-hour inspection, toey Rev. George W. Smith, 447 N. Main St. morning and told the astronauts day. The peaks, both more than The Soviet message also as- an<* Creation.” lor chii- for Western Connecticut In Dan­ work cracked rllM oiul all IM4V*TY) Jnr dru|f informathm ployed U.S an in.s|Hs tor 'at the an;. two sons, Rioluird T. Moon­ on shore Friday, the British ad­ reported it in excellent shape Minister Embargoed Planes Said aast to get a couple extra hours for landing. 14,000 feet high, are 130 miles suied the United Wesleyan l'nlt<^ Mrthodlat bury was ratabllahed at $3.3 She wouldn't let on I p m PppHtiiiuI NfHioft* rence Moonan of Manchester; classes for all ages. "Truth” Is the subject of the m"er Golda Mier says the 50 Mi­ .1® P^’“ P*“* Armstrong after waking the ty at North Carolina State Uni- slant said Luna 15 was following Of .Vernon Rev. Harvey W. Taber, Paator Wllllmantli was set at $3 1 mil- May home tn bed few the pest Womrn'k Hwim (over lA) and three grandchildren. his 24-f(iot rowboat Britannia to Aldrin, Eagle's systems _ex- Highlights. 10:80 a.m.. Worship Sendee. lesson-sermon. The Golden Text rage V fighter-bombers her Inform him of Bev. John A. Iszeey, Uon. week Aksig with the bad riba, H r r o fi <1 ('nfiffrogation\l Funeral services will be held Fort (.auiierdale's beach some­ pert, phtos another twohour ex- berond '^'"®’’®"‘ P^^b The Rev. Mr. Smith preaching. ia from Psalms 119 : 89, 160. country purchased from < *hurrh, A p rn , Alateen* In Memoriam the decision to cancel the cor­ amination late today. During It, ** more ^ than around the moon than that Minister 9:46 a . m., Sunday School The Iruatera" liuilget Includes the tied wtuU they coll a whip- Monday al II a.m. at the Le- time today. 7 p.m.. Evening; Service. Dis­ The Christian Science Read­ France, but which Pranoe has io trrna wlu) have a r«lA llvr or In loving ni.-iiuiri' ,.| lUiymoiul rective maneuver. O f Voyage Rev. Betey F. Reed,' Claasea for all ages $13 million for instruetkin and tooh and will pmtHkbly have a l( wllo ‘ ...... vlere Funeral Home, '23 Main St., "lie s had his problems, but he will also do some further pre- hp aniH h. ... ^® ®"‘ ™bajts. cussion. ing Room, open to the public refused to deliver, ore vital to friend wh«* la an aleaholtc Kur LiKiN "Okay." came the sleepy re­ 1 Minister Of Christian Education 11 a.m.. Worship Service Nur-- departmental research harneiss oriaind her neck As- Manche.stor. ' The Rev. Hugh for the moment the wlnd.s and paration for Sunday’s dip to the pooi, » . ® * ^ climbing That comment was borne out except on holidays. Is located the recurity of her courdry. ther information ran S44 013S ply. moon. ^ 7 ® *^®®A ® ‘^bursday by astronomers at Jodrell Bank (Continued from Page One) aery. The current expenoa budgets awhile All this now wMh all W«» <»nfn Hit. lUMt Uitk of hlii^ Glllls, irnstor of the United tides arc with him." r lUH munuM v In tin* otUy thin*; ward journey from earth, the worldwide television audience - 22 minutes later. Then he peared to - School. _ 6:80 p.m,. Fast and Prayer. an eallmated $6 million each (or Certainly h c^ she's f.Jknv- Tluil w r hIuiII iuivt* fo i'i'viT will' officiate. Burial will be In Falrfax'k associate.s in Fort astronauts have been sleeping retraced his through Saturday. agreement,"' Mrs. Mler said 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer. Ing U>e (ks-tes-s orttem _ond HpiftJih Party the Veterans Section of East toujderdale broadcast a mes­ surprise THE 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Morning Instruetkin and reoearch West nil.4H4Ml l»> friftul.H and resting well, .storing up for Thursday. "They are ensential ern Omnecllcul Is expected to xvcsi't try U> rush things"^ Thurft4lAy. July SI ih Cemetery, .Manehe.ster. sage over ia .Miami radio station Worship, the Rev. Mr. Ijtcey M r and M . j the critical days ahead when Church of Jesus Christ of to our .^curity at a time when a Sf. Maurice thiirch, Holton MMK A SO 11 a m ami I 2 so Mr eutd Mm M 8mi»lc Friends may call al the fu­ to the 31-year-«ld bachelor urg­ hide. BIBLE pn aching. Child care la avail­ ■pend $3 million, knd Eastern Msona^lle, I was very f'stu- Armstrong and Aldrin are to fly railroad. " orbit took It od. latter-day Saints (Mormon) wave of arnlb shipments Is inun­ Bev. Robert W. Cronin, Pastor not* In hsvtng Virginia Heon p m . lieftfttrJtion of new irtu neral luime tomorrow from 2 ing him to'iniddle for the stacks Collins asked mission control able at both sendees. $1 million In Ihrm.H our f*tiu'«*n* lins keeps a lonely vigil over­ »ome time that he has climbed up and lo landing site ” "everything’s look­ Paul E. Nutton, Bishop Georg9ss Pompidou, the jtew Kassea at 7. 30. to xnd II 90 teer hor eervinse to help with •eni year rml rr|jf>rt ranU or' tiuiiikH i«» thu dtK*4*Hti'r^ head. meaning down Pikes Peak. sir Reronerf ______1"® " the astronauts ate hy French .president, has lndlc!«t"d a.m. mrmo cjf our pn.jecu and I pul Henry M. IkdamI the Florida const. unscheduled. Controllers agreed 7 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Fel­ tn refiRtrfttUjn M«*morkiJ llii.Hpital fo r iho ftin- H« r\ Dr. Charles A. Berry, the ______Sir Bernard Itovell. observato brlakfa^T’and L c ^ " t '^ t o e r ' 9 a.m.. Priesthood. he xvlll keep In force the embar­ Radio Today hor right to xvesit onswertHg k’ t* mnl klttdn<‘HH «*xt('Ui1**il to tuir Henry M. Boland of 49 Win­ Aiiiong interested followers and the color TV camera re­ —------mpn’ __ Eugene . lowship. WatLlell Huftinr^i M rn't Mm Kuth MnlM>n> v, ilur chief astronaut itiiysiciiui, re- 10:30 a.m., Sunday School. go on Ehipment of the planes to Rorkxdlle United Met the transfer through the tunnel First Congregational t hurrh (hurcb a u; iMck McDvjriuutftt We»t Ovftl. rt 13 p rn m r the help knd rliou*;lvtruln«‘H.H lent -physical shape and that Power from Distances rather remarkable cloud that A recent American xdsitor 5 p.m.. Sacrament Service. President Charles de Gaulle. 141 Grove SL I K»tt (irtfftn «kAJgh;for putting In oil tha mu»vi;n to UH j ■ The -John F. Tlernev Funer- willlxiat. He iHited that Fulrfa.\ Into the UM cabin. H eb i^ 1 00 Nwi. 0 ^ iJil Alurpni Junk/f ^ none had taken any nu-dlcation appears in the vicinity of the to the Soxdet Union observed extra $ln>a al Hume. 219 W, Center St., Is in was helped alon)i; by the Gulf Rex. Herbert O. Ke)s«y Jr., Rex WlUsrd E. Conklin, Paator WicS-419 MItB Farktntf 7 Solo KnuH*i.-4 J Mlli)(ilH'> during the flight. The camera recorded he border between Afghairistan and upon returning home that in 1 QO Maltiww fhir/Vilihiy night eettMu k con Huth K r, ■mlH'irton charge‘ of ' arrangements, which Stream, which became V’ihlen's scene aa Aldrin and Armstrong Boosts Northeast Grid Pakistan.” Pastor 4 CA |Un/cir4 pm Utiiwe to thr If all goes according to plan, Communist, lands even wom­ 9:1b a m.. Morning Worship tinues for at least -a, few more arc Incomplete. foe wlien winds and high seas searched for any signs of dam­ 7 OO f>n'»a' and otli«r» Armstrong will descend a nine- By THE A8SOOATED PRESS Budding next door unnecessary An unscheduled telecast last- en and children dan wal^ the and Nursery. T m tiaollsht weeju and lost wr.k we j had In Memoriam Kelt him offshore imtll ' the age that might have occurred 9:30 s.m.. Union Ssrvlee at w n o —i#w- Fiiday, July VI In lovtm; rm'iivuv .»f WaMur rung ladder to the surface at J _j .1. • s Oonsumers heeded appeals to lights u®ere switched rrff nTw^ ing more than II4 hours began streets and parks at night *2 jitayera As has loea thm . us Hi(^ui4( ‘Ichii I.. C'romle Coast Guard finally plucked him THE SALVATION ARMY Gilead (tongTegaUpnal. (^lurch. 1 (JO T;iia Iwtput I iiwiiv July 21 a m Monday. He will be ^«P® cut bock on e le c trtc a T ^ a g e workers In other f e ^ n l f b , ^ about 3:43 p.m. the astronauts with reasonable safety. Ah I 15 Yoftr Homo Deoormtur Isjcn In yia pa<4. refrralxment* 1967 CDVKNTRY John I. Cnc from the water. -in M.irmi... Ini... Kcnncdv Vtodnesdav. ______o ...... r. .ewraj ixnui- Nursery nof proxdded. Trinity EvnngellcaJ Ltilheran I 10 IWuntey for iiuf month July III iiu ni.irv In* llng. iM hu|| followeil 20 minutes later by decided to take ground control­ INVITES YOU TO ATTEND were served by I'.te Vendrtlto inic. 61. of llartfonl, father o f "I had five- luid six-foot ahd generators as far awaj'^Bs bigs werelglvej) the choice of older friend commented. Chorch J 00 Motbllrir WadcWil ■ tujijr\Ai p ni Anti in (Hir Iuju'Ih h.- itlw-uvM will Aldrin. Together they will fulfill The normally quiet astronauts re,i.-n^ . T ^ lers along on their first inspec­ « ®I B(1 on.) hla very .apebte hrlj^r. ch .1 Cixynle of Coven­ waves," said Vlhlen. im airline even "That's the way. It used to (MIeeeurl Synod) W<«narr « niraoi Um « awlm Wife, .H..n uiitl tUiuirliifi' an ageles.s dream by exploring :en opencHi up .utd had.a little tion of the LM since launch. Union Congregational late wxirld which has Viewers saw them opening the Outdoor Worship Services Rockville iO U UoMor and Edithe flexter Winners .rf fiunU>' Survive:.-I al.so Include hi.s "When the wind switched on operating Friday through a »*>ich was in session, remained Communists oppose many Rev. Bruce Rztdalf All irjwn ( ^ n rn (a.sclnated man from the begin­ At one point Armstrong point­ hatch and clearing docking gear Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Mlzilster it W«AtlMr. SpvftA tf>e toxirnammt owre I,y|« 9 id A. mother. a daughter, thixo me I hail to buck tliese tremen­ swettering heat wave. on until the day’s business end- forms: of immorality now U m O ih*r Aid# o f v a f rt p rn ning of lime. ' ed toe camera through the tun­ from inside a crawl-through tun­ Rev. Lymoa D. Reed, w ro r—uiR Steele l » . Wlllmm Meseier In Memoriam biolhcrs llu'.'c : -’ers. f \-» dous waves He ( Fairfax i was AppeaLs by Consolidated Edi- ®**' they were reduced in the xxddely aaceptsd In America. CENTER PARK 5 and tO'90 a m , Worship Trrviiji iffurta tufmrvUftRl In l.nifiK tn»-Mw*r> t.f KtiUHth F'or 2't hours they will collect nel and showed Collins alone in nel 'connecting toe two craft. Aonoelmte Mlalater I 00 Diab H«*ih«rtue 177. Ted lUvard. IJ8 All. e MtuTVin. wh.t imriMti away Jul\ l‘» g .indchilitr" n. aral several rowing with the winds. If they son and other uOliUes for power ” ouee of Representatives. But their oppostUon U on Sendee. Holy Communion a op MQm ruMMi v/mJ 4 r p m precious bits of this alien world, the command cabin. Then- Aldrin and Armstrong en­ Bible ProKliiiiR . . . Sfiedal Moak f W niece amt nephews. turned araln.st 'him, things purdy pragmatic grounds. 9:16 a m . Sunday School Sivirrtte IJO < Henctrllkc plant scientific instruments, and "Is Collins going to go in the '®<1 «o reductions in York, some lights tered toe LM with the TV cam­ 9 a m.. Worship Service Ber- LJ 00 0 « r y Qtrwrrt fLu9ju* /..r Ku i.il :ervices will U- Iwld would be tough." They have observed that pre­ Every Somhiy « 7:00 P .| f. Adult Instruction (*1000 W firr-im 120. lee Ktetnnveyer. US |U ffirth determine their ability to oper­ lunar module ^ d X w k a ro u i^ ^ghting from New York b, Ct,y ^ era and showed a “ very clean” ' mon topic; "Bitter Medicine". •T*wri ( >fitt»r 7 p nt .Miwul.iy t the Corbin and I'nlin- Fairfiux left the Canary Is­ Empire State Building occupation w 1 1 b alcohol, 1 f i thrr Anderwm. 114 amt Frank Si*ht ht*n‘ fi»r u nhort vi'filli' ate tn the unfamiliar one-sLxth the ground asked. Boston, reduced elevator and interior. The Rev. Mr. Reed preotJdng. 1 IP ft AntSermm US iMurt Into-«B 'i/iittl fWpEvmbwr 0<*1 iiuirkt**! him wlu n Hu *;av,* lilin ner Fiuici.il Hiuiie, Biulington. lands 180 days ago. During his gravity. "We d like to let him,” Arm- And air Conditioning, Rock«6elIer Center. drugs, and Illicit and pervert­ I'nHarjsir' Fellow eUp n T^fUt Ai'jJ hftur ynur twrttar Kruupn Wrth. Mission control called It “ one t I d HorXtm H'MckrYOMm Wr are etiu holding wate., X VI Her 1 w II 1 > n 1. ik , • voyage he killed a shark that at- Some escalators and'elevators ed sex interferes with achiev­ of Glaatowbuiy • Ip tx,xn.r% And t(Hik him with u AmiU' After a limar visit of 22 hours, .strong replied. "But he hasn’t A federal Power OmunlSEioh of the greatest shows we’ve bairnaments on Fnilay eve. ‘tJUuiu/vcrd n.mU W ««|| Cein tery. Burlington lacketl him as he scraped bar- ' vi'ere tu m ^ off and thotBands ing their economic and sden- Academy Junior High jikuilv MiH.HiNl they will launch themselves to come up with the price of a tick- sf»>lwwnan sold there was no O'er seen." t i E r o r o o . alng,i emi y.aj re oU mvite,j Ihen- are no c-Mng hoin navies fnim the "bvittom of his of city empioyea were sent Ufle goals. They are aware Mala Nf.. Olostoabary Mt»m mul Klhs'u rendezvous with Collins In the et yet." danger of a major blackout aj- 11 to CoenmMS Cnz. i era. awarded I2i» higt-j-.i ♦ \ferr;r$rrafUp • arda rch> Fi cite Funeral Hotne. '20 tKl.ll hotne an hour early. The astronauts returned to the that permlatveness In such orbiting command vessel, nlck- Colllns reminded mlsalan con- Btough a serious dKstage was command ship about 7:16 p.m. worr, oml rvfre.7,mrnu ,re .ivulitHto- at KerriNUiRin SisMm Avi- . Hartford, w.i.s in At the peak hour of 4:30 p.m. areas only aggravates the :90 a m Service. Nursery In Memoriam trol th.it Thursday was the third caused bv- a comtafnaUen of the and ate dinner before beginning see and hear •erved llu <'e«l«Lr Ht charge of local arrangement.s New York O ty consumed problems. •* School Diipliralr Bri(i|(r in Imlnx nn-miirv Wall-- ■’ iumlversary of toe launching of heal and the failure of the l,- a nine-hour rest period. Momlay, -at rejr regular kiti h making, whii (iwuy Julv 'J i* 6.938,000 fcllowBUs.. or 328.000 But they are quick to pro­ 1867 Gemlni 10, tn which he flew a 069-megawatt Brumer Island ReoukS tost rsght tn a du{4l en eex vaj I2ui g«U - (leaded by Any t(Avn «jrifaAjAAtl«j*i. m huol Kf'lnholdKrltiholrt Kiidrlph fewer than on Thursday "when so mote the permissive and rendezvous and space walk mls- plant of Penns>'lvanla Pow-er TWO PARS WIN Eaetmlaeter United cats brkOi^ gome si tins Itakan '.eonim.1 Vim e. eurprtsHl m, 'hunh LntrrwtftcJ in ItaUni^ Scouts Greeted from Space sloj) with John W. Young. Light Oa. many air. conAuoners stralj amoral phlloaophy In the free Presbyterloa FHIeUefclp JSukir’s z T ' Reinhoid C C^LD WbSTOURY, N T. (AP) An>mrVlUn[ OSb are Sk. \rK a^rainst th« heal W aforid through their agents, BILLY SUNDAY I , winter----- by th«thf WitHitiV.'uirsltm- ' Huilolnh. 7t. o( WVstbr (( mitlnuiHl from 1‘age One) •Happy birthday." the ground The Pennaylvanla-New Jer- a poweiwer Rev, Gordon Rotea. Mlntster South. Jameo Baber orvl tklgar whl< h I am,.very grateful to ,u 'IJJI- may ( fokod t Fnm (*wi- In Humm<>r t>y tb«* ifiitc Vi ■' said. ccnsumptltJn record was set. ndio'capitalize upon the ao^' Ami itunjftti wt* rn.N'kttl Gun u*ii- brother of Mrs Matilda Nyack ___ se>vMaryiand iPJMi System — D e ^ te t^lng ''one-dosm on Oh-the-ecene photograshs and rare fUma George Stye Schoul, Ramsperl^ flTlrt Wtitkun Obit I gij».e I d tetter beharetul for wa,y Mm Fr>uik J i jrtT ftiu h- of the .Manned Spacecraft Cen­ LloyJ and .Mike Reeder, dal, economic, and tbeolo^- o**rly. of Coventry, ihcd Weilne.sdnv at ter: " squeaked through," a th- ie*h hote. EXIdle Price, a 5- legeod of th Klagstea Dr., off ( M ML, wrigta and Bert Itnas aeogal • Xrti.le ox I'm .graing tik e one rruagw k-HE. lUu^rtOnO or K»r« on a K44,hl Knapp. KAJ A74ft evtanincv. Becaav* he whM.n! thuru ^Furetnl tvrv.ix-s were held the -Aitollo 11 journey. Power company execudves nor's Cup at the Old Westbijry day. They correctly judge historic mcitioa pteturs tn color Hiw UuHiglita w»T.* ail fuJt ..f (o* Boy Si-outs and sciHitera at Far- memteiK of the New Yoik Yan- Potcmac Electric Pow 10 a m Worship Sendee and Akeu East Wool ErKrord Oft ’.tip He never c«uUt forjrei! thi.y monimg at the O'Co-inell My diid foldedl the flag 'cr Co. expected an immediate, if tem- Golf and Country C*ub by par- that w « largely hare lost the Sunday School ragul read you loud and clear. kyea were on the roster of the In Washitwton decUred xeay and Mbw Jeonnlm lUy TTwwe {oug week* .1 ve VurwbuJjftry Hwttrk And 0u I ttiink Uuti u-fu-n- tu- bt kitn.-inl ^ Home, \Ve.rtbnx>k they're 8"big lo leave on toe ^estt'e p let-- In mid-June. emenenov- irvsaa*. . will to discipUne oursehres. f/r*’. yet We re doing our best to build to emergenc>' Friday mornlr^ a ^ dwellers rtrg the last two hoi wMi H O M U ROOEHEAVa mesid. first. Mrs Aibesd t-o- been cjb hing up to Martha but OKl-A.ND. KU (AKi- - Young Waiting till We oHiie home u» him mmvn. " said Mike, adding that They are-pitchers ____ > morning and wezjt to the "Rlghteousneas sxaltetb. a Buri.d "was in Re.iurri ctlcn serve here at home Jlut lia >-ou ^pachero Bar." asked .veryxme,' i n c ^ ; ; Z ^ * Price benk Jerry Formsn. SL Joha's Rplacopal f hurrh Ptaig and Mrs Mary fU/y sec •he tflU me I .till have a ksig p«.;pU hav* their uw nn«w vt> ^louB It »e ag.- tut.- Cemetery, We.stbrook, be tried doing It the Boy Scout bcr. Jim natloo; but sin la a reproach waicsiin^ if\Am H<^ivetr» wimtow (UhI your great crew- aix- do4ng Boulon Ta!- federal co\^mm«(X tn M onism to any people," Prov. 14:64. Rev, Robert H. Wclinor. Roetor for all mankind mil there In tainer." and Joibeo P^ttlaa third fSrthilaye atx» juel ortothar day ft/vtl fu>pel«-ia living, Aftys |*«ul by Cnuul- ilaughtere-. a brotiu-r, and an- anttcipeited more t^jpeals Price, during o’clocli Joosph Betetti, U r Rsgdsf children. Joiiiw. 8C.KI .'■pace. Gods(>evxl and good Dck Simpson and,Su-ve WTUtak- Air condltionlrw w « cut as duced ----- I » T ,hla Army duty in Koren, rmn a The gome, sponaot^ by the and » reminder the .wrtoon Gervn, ■ prvaiticnt of BapUat- Katiileeti *ukI Brendu. ^ otlier slstA-r " I .sure a.-uit: to be Watchii^ or Talbot and Slnipoon started much as might luck." — Po«*t>»e tn toe Mlute C ^ ftC H O f CHRIST Magirtnater Brkdge (3ub. Is om e puhllahed In Th, Hertxld by wr^^iX HUUtjfi Unlvvnlty. but wheh'they leave that flag," •ary d t o ^ toe n st 9 1 . ^ ’ owmse near Seoul • a.m . Holy ciomm'znkm the aeason with toe Yankee., House; In toe ExecuUv* (JfOoe »*im- wlto Orville Mdbdy, u.S Open Lgslall mist Vernon Mil eta Oalvanf ClMrak ptaysd oacti Friday ol • pm HlU Mtutakcr. when-ohe eentor th«y don't ltk« th«‘ Old«r tdismidon. Pbooe: tU-IUT 0 « M l B. 11 a m Family Worship torv- at the club. 116 Ekkldge H< gvruleman U telling i i-ouple tk>n*R terma fur it. ouch ah •Cla e s e s baby-amii^. Piny Is upMi to (he puhtic FieuRE rr oltt a n c ? HIS , 12 Mohammtd’i 5 Italian city BG THERE WATINS K e y / son-in-law 6 Evader FO P HIM/ E l rjii) 13 Solitary 7 Affirmative r«9@ 14 Shoshonean 8 Shrub used rju Indians in dyeing 15 Masculine 9 Roman road 25 Malt brews 40 Hone's neck CAMPING H IG H G R A D E nickname 10 Low sand hill 26 Black or hain (pL) CAR LEASING 16 Entertainment 11 Superlative elder---- 41 Cringe EQUIPMENT 18 Summed up sunixes. 27ffiq9loded C lte td iih PRINTING 28 Love god 43 Singinc grou) Tente, Cots, Sleeping Bags, ’■KBnmacA.Bc. A L L E Y OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 20 Challenges 17 New^per On 1 or 2 21 Shade tree . executive 29 Anglo-Saxon 44 Uncommon Air Mattresses, Stoves, xm ea m Job and Commercial 46 Continent K e te s A u its VP UKE SOME OF WEU^OKAY„.BUT W ElL 22 Homeric 19 Sacrificial theow Lanterns Printing -WHAIIB THAT 1 NCVBT MIND ...EITHER GIVE US 31 Present times 47 Frcndt authc YEAR PLAN THIS astrolo gy HAFTA 7H' W O E/ WSTE GOT TDO y PRVIR INTO TH' TH' INFORMATION 24 Rave block Prompt and Efllolent STUFF YOU MDUR BIBTHJ [OF MY 26 Unruly child 23 Meat pie, for 33 Two-footed 48ClaaMing MANCHESTER GOT/ WITH FT? y SECRETS OFOUR OR H F TH‘ ROAD/ substance F In t In Hnncbeater. New BIRTH? BUSINESS 27 Scottish instance 38 Give SURPLUS SALES CO. PrinUhg Of AU K ln ^ stream 24 Surf noise confidence to 50 Not many ears, full maintenance, tolly 169 N. M AIN ST. 30 Oleic acid salt Inanred to redacre your prob- r “ F ~ I 4 1“ i ” r i 1" r lo ?T at Dqiot Square Community Press 32 Becomes lema ,.nnd worries. For fall subdued Open D a% to 9:00 P.M. /1 rr 12 II u Information, eall 9 East Middle Tpke. ' SAFE<» 34 Violent dread J. F A R R _ 648-7111 35 Genus of TT IT Telephone 643-5727 marine snails 16 c HOW***, w t»i i^-»i 0< Paul Dodg* Pontiac 36 Worm i i " I t 37 Two-wheeled INC. cart 21 21 S7S MAIN STREET DICK’S CUSTOM MADE 39 Sit for a MANCHESTER CANVAS AWNINGS OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS portrait 2* 26 H S" Phone 649-2881 Ov'.T.«L-LL. 1 'h- ■ p . SHELL 40BasebaU a ' n We Urge Ton To Sniq>ort player, Willie IT II MEMORIAL CO. . J ’ -’V PONT WORRY-Veu DOMT AND I'LL JUSrSTAND BY TOOVER' The IiOts Junior Mnsenm SERVICE > l»W >T MM. U«. TJ*. ■«. vs. te OK. HAVE TO HANG AROLINP/ S E E T H E REPLACEMBtrr/1 KNOW i T u Opposite East Cemetery ASSOONASl FIMPWHAT' EXA CTLY WHAT GO ES IN WHICH 41 Oriental coin .683 CENTER STREET TM LOOKIN' FOR IL L PUT DRAWER--ANP TM GOINSTOMAKE 42 Deviate W D A V Y JONES BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS ALL THIS STUFF BACK S U R E THAT T H E N EKTTIM EIW AM T 45 Fancy slippers Quality Memorials IN T H E D R A W ER S/ SOMETHING I WONT HAVE TO GO 49InstiU 401 41 MECHANIC ON DUTY THROUGH THE SAME RIGMAROLE 51 Also . WATKINS-WEST Over SO Tears’ Experience Best in Monuments AT ALl, HOURS NOW TELL LET ME GO, OKAY, I'LL GUESS. 46 47 m XX/RE GOING THROUGH 52 Ireland tt 43 U r * US WHAT'S 1 I ’ M N OT YOU'RE CARRYING RIGH T NOW/ 53 Assam Call 649-5807 Service of Sincerity Success Just does not come to .Almetti, ■ the owner of Uie btuil- N iarters, Geoeratoim, 80 11 FUNERAL IN TH A T TELLING TOO NAPCOTICS,,, silkworm 49 pei^le or to a business without neos, what you want changeauli' Tolo|>hono S4B-8091 neral Home, 400 Main St. level on Bigelow St. Call the rnortaj Is going to look, we may ful luid they cany a distinction S ^ u ^ o e L Eatabllshfd 1949 ESSO People need a person who can Home and make an appoint- have ideas, we may look at that marks them as hU own rr Auto WlnduhlnldH CLEANING, GLAZING Painting and Decorating was Installed at the Holmes All Wnrfc Gnaranteed '• For Hlofe Frouta and Tools sent them for your a|i|>roval Funeral Home, and for those Texaco laibrieatlon Service all of window* LOW, LOW PRICES Garden and Land Tools You ore always welcome to BUZZ SAWYER We Give Oreen Stamp# • For Talilo Top* BY ROY CRANE Baby, Household, Party . who wish music at a service, stop 111 and talk with Mr Almet this is a welcome addition. OTEN H A..M. to 0 IVM. AND LOOK, I'M 601N ' TO L E T Y O U t , " ' . and Banquet SuKiUes U; ask his advise;. Meople WE'VE GOT Invalid Needs Holmes Funeral Home Is uni­ have done so and found him MATriU>AV n A.M. NOON IN O N SU M PIN '. YOU H EARD que in that it Is a famUy busi­ AAOMTROUBIE5_. ABO UT ALL TH OSE JEW ELS most helpful, luid some have THE SPRING'S BEIN' STO LEH f Osfrinsky ness. It was started in 1922 by written thanking lUm for the TOURAINE LAROCHELLE ond Mark Holmes, and today his RUNNING PRY, DEALER IN WASTE 1‘ourtesy and trouble he has tak­ WHITE GLASS CO. AND THE HAY three sons, Howard, Arthur and en with their personai prohlema. 1S~ INC. i t MATERIALS C O I N S / ^ Norman, carry on the family One word of odvli'e that will PAINTS tradition. Nfo matter when you 81 nissoll Ht.—Tol. 649-7828 save you money do not shop FOR REST RESULTS IRON call the Home, one of the sons around tor the leas expensive will be there tb.aaslst you... stone tor a monument It will SCRAP METAL theirs is a aervlTO of sincerity not stand up over the period uf TURNPIKE M where personal consideration Is the years TTie less expensive PAUL'S a tradition. / and PAPER MI/WMJ m stones are a softer stone and It PAINT SUPPLY TEXACO 7 - / f c w w HIA. he TJi In. Oft CAIN CD. Through the Holmes ^i'uneral wlU erode. It will not keep its 731 PARKER ST. Home's membership in the Or­ 645 MAIN STREET 97rf .^woaiw,CMrt«r Street,arrwT, Menckeritr true color over Uiq-'^f^rs Your Open 21 lloum A Ihiy •‘Talk about Victorian English! Grandma still thinks Tel. 043-6736 or 643-5879 der of the Golden Rule, funei^ finer grade stonq wlll'jitmnd up, T»L 649-0300 a bag is something you put groceries ini" 441-42m arrangements can be taken Reuben Plen^s Texaco Firm tonr Tirw* S tM -M EErne—I rtn T«8f« the weather will not affect It, (luiihly l.iiie I’riMluctn 0AU.V 6»'“ TNUKt <711. » care of all over the country. xre you one of the many m ^ if the "car Is' out oF alignment, and you will be satisfied MICKEY FINN , BY LANK LEONARD .XIP WAY OLOMD Floe tiualUy Should death o o ^ away f r ^ torlsta who depond uix>n the fineim le» this Is a coodlUiin that Granite Is known iivtl world (ten. Reixiirent l.irease PAUL DODGE home. Just caU the Holmes Fu- , g,.rvice iriven al existed for some time. Be f THE MOVIE WAS SHOWING AROUND A THE NAME OF neral Home and teU them Just mectmnloal w rvice given ar over tor fine memorials and 21 lilgh Street 'l BELIEVE IT "N . _ , r„ . — a, .1 tafe and have your ear checked EA R LIER THIS Y EA R , SO I DOUBT THAT THE MOVIE WAS WAS PUT OUT i what arrangements you want Reub«-n Plen s Texaco fHallon there are many lovely stonra to DIAMONDS IT’S PLAYING ANYWHERE NOW/ THIS ‘ Bv "ciBCr ^ STEVE CANYON PONTIAC, INC. Knxl llarlfoixl " THE SHEL L GAME'/y BY "FIR ST BY MILTON CANIPF made and everything will be at 331 Main ftt ’ Mr hrakea’ Do (Jioose from an < Is the Ruby BUT THE PICTURE WAS INTERNATIONAL", 878 Main S t— Tel. 649-2881 'V Krotil Mrinlirr 1.0.0. CALLED *7Wf Red from Wlseosudn wtUrh will SHELL GAMS'l. I'LL TRACK IT VOU'LL NEVER^ SOMEONE taken care of. This Is a most Plen has a general reimirer s unevenly or uerhaD* JE W K M tV I*h(mr MM tHllO A RESCUE IT MIGHT GERRI'S helpful .service and one you can license, and you know that you checked posdng years. DOWN, PHIL' MAKE IT ACROSS HEARD YOUR PARTY MAYr i. SAVE 5/ YOUR DAILY RENTAL GRAY’S MTOKK dependAetwnH upon. im onThe TTie entire Holmes areart* geltlrg the aervices of one ^ bmkes In » •<*'■ THE DESERT ON PHONY CALL COME-AND UVES... Dry CItaning Cantor a Export Watch ■•pairing THE THIN vagrant FOOT — PrtB WCLP- family is proud of the fact that of the fliM'st mechanlce avail- Unraly l olor; Hlerma Pink fTOcn t a k e you TO SEiryiCE will still stop a car but you risk • Floe NelecMsa uf Gifts SHOVES &ITSVAWAV 419 Main—Manrtifster Oldohotna. a granite le Phone 643d6l7 18 Main Ht.,Thl. 619-4531 BENEATH HIS SHIRT GAB YOU NEim Mr. I'leti advices that every Mon., Tnes., Wed. Intimate enough for the Rcmbcn Plcm look over this Naturally the latest equlpnieiil 9:30 AJtL-8 PJM. 29,000 mllee the; motor rinuld Specialliing In amanest. Each chapel has Its Texaco Station on July 16. 1962, l»e turrd up, the' filler changed Is iwed at Man* healer Metno- "Hinrs., PTi. rtal Company and Mr Atmetll 9:30 AM.-9 PJW. own private family room and «"<» h ' and also the oil In the trono- BRAKE SERVICE KIDDIE Sat. 9 A.M.-6 P.M. each has Its private entrance. P<-Flence In back of him us a ful- inlssloB. Tills will prevent trans- Is always niert to tlie newest AUTOMOTIVE MR. ABERNATHY The decor is done with Impec- trained mechanic working on In this field lliswever. Ilir Inteat B\ ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RID>GEWAY all makes «ured absolute privacy If this No. matter what y Is tin SUPPLIES HMM.. GUESS I SHOULD HAVE CHILD Sweaters each 59c car problem may be, you can The charge for this service Is Generol Repoir is their wtah. skilled It Is the man that i isuils USED A SHORTER BACK SWING. DAY CABB CENTER be sure that Mr Plen " t e x e u n t Job but you will DuPONTS PLATE R£ACri{ • p.m, Monday thru Sat- but alw ays It La toe man Jiehbwl SERVICE IT W A5 N(CE BUT r W(6H 7He/'P Ivyidled carefully and arranged be most pleas«'d with the rea-rea Uon offers all-around repair P09S,..HERE / F E E L UKBINE F72EE nrtoy. ta.vtefuUy U) their best advan- the siene, Arrigtj Almetti. whtr (DFTHERXKe L E F T M e IN M V sonabie prices that he churgeo servlee H6 rebuilds ball Joints, COM ESA LUNCH OCON7S2 A T Hot Lunebto Served tager tie rods, etc This is certainly •-reati^beauty Stop *n Go PANCAKEj OLDCOQAJSZ. JAKEfe BAR AND GRILL / for his wrick ff you are not-iet- ./ NEXT TC> THE 9 Delmont St.. Manchester , "" Members of, the clergy appre- toe' ptnct to take your oar for 649-5531 isfled with the way your car U Prop: "Kudy" DuPunt ' W/Ncowraa R f > a f l T T s*| *a lf1 \ r ] c elate the fact that this Home running, take It over to Reuben swift and exfjert mechantrwi MANCHESTE offers a special room for them FGE6HAIR... I’len's Tei^cd Blullon and let service 27.1 .Main -Street Are you acquainted with toe - t !2 _ Of course, the Home is air con Mr I’ len take s look at tt AUTO PART ditioned throughout and a very fine Texxteo {Wrslucts'* You Will •If you need rv*w tlree and 7 70 BROAD SI Phone: 619-6977 fine loud ’s'pejiker system Is In n u ^ ili- h and risky to" drtw ' ' ’X’y ‘'I':" oiKTatton aU ovc.r toe Home. To ^ ties you will fltvi • the regular gas or Hky Qitaf FMituflnf a rofiiplitn Unr of PLYWOOD CENTER the high lest gas will really OPEN Mh«*ll rrtMliii t« full -line of , F'Yrestisie and Good- PRISCILLA’S POP i make a difference when used li«m#rral Automottra BY AL VERMEER ■ Lapp Pbuta YOUR year lires at Reuben Plen's A Sorvka .SAT. TO 1 P..M. regularly in your car As for Ri>|MUrtifg .J Texaco Btatldn PRI6CILLA'. VOU'RE^' V' THAT LITTL.E Route 83, Veraon COMPLETE 0*1. the next lime yrsj need ar O f BELIEVE ME,^ Whether or not you have USING MV SPECIA MOM.... IT'S 875-4304 PET CENTER! oil change get Texaco's Havre ^ S H A M P O O / ■ CXl: . t ' P new tires, it would i**" » ' " T Sincority W O R T H iT/ eed a new <'oosldermllun if\lt IS ;otg of alignment If you SEZ HERE Mixed Breed Pnpplee Isitlery get % sturdy Texaco or Jrenfel Agency MOTOR SALES CAPTAIN EASY .-m- drlvnng >-our car every day. k A Tra^Uoa BY LESLIE TURNER Aqnarium Accemorlea, etc. I>elco battery and y»ai will have the chance* ore that It Is otd ■ e X P r - M T A l T O BODY and ’V You’U find the finest plywood Oor Own Special Blended no wrjTTtea over starting y»sir 400 Mtvt 5trMi • d t m 643-9571 1 oor Y WB MUST CONVINCE HER A«.TCP- .of alignment tor It is slnvsrt NOAHERE t IL’CK mas lost INTEREST N IT. ■n jT O YEARS. SINCE TtEN HETS OROW N W OeE paneling, cabinet plywoods, Wteh- Pet Foods car. rvr matter how, cold II may m.NDRK KEPAINM IRmTABLe..5T0PrED MS YEARLY VtStTS WITH impossible to drive without hit VO HKIlVit > TRYWa TO eo caMoeU and Armstrong cellinga tie Make Rssitjen Plen's Trx- r.V AMKJ. and l.kC g l EM BUY LOLA A N E W M FK E N P...V«> UVB5 «KIRB .FW eA U .y. MANCHESTER ting toe many ' not holes " ir. 4 ll.tKtG. o '//> Open Daily 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. lor iicrj Blatlon your headquartar* R rri.V IA IIIN U N COM'S TRACT i PE T C E N T E R the roads You wilt not be able CMEATSK, your convenience. f(rt- ail your car needs KKHI.KV ATIOVs H )K M E .4 S tlN A n i.j: I'K If'C ll IKiS. MB Mata St. to see .by -looking^ at your tires s Mim.I.H EsriNai K T. M — VK It.V«).V. (O .V N . TELL AW s A I U U M > Juat Abu«« tha TtaOc s *tT»,aMMIIPH , 7-ie '££22?PkBNPL tlrc k c W HI*. W T M It, u t I Got A PainDns Problam? Wa’II Help! •C7 Main <11 , Mant TEL. M S - M i e Service still means something to us— and service L HEAT W ITH - / ■...... ROBIN MALONE BY BOB LUBBERS means spending enough time with ^’ou to help you DON T select the right paint finish for that job you’re plan­ SETTLE FOR ffilSS/AKSGieJ fjitss ning. See us for paint and service wheto you plan your /A M G iB t c a m V. I a o t O d W Huptry.' next\project. j tCI)C Strait Club LESS II'iT MiPTfOPr/ i nObsiChIOss [LlSANCl WIJHOUI [XmmAMCf LITTLE SPORTS » INSURED BUDGET BY ROUaON Johnson PAI NT CQ CHA^riOlLEO TO PrrFKTl^’S PAYMENT PLAN n 723 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER— PHONE 619-4501 STEAK OS ^Hr m s HEA/^ ATUttTIC Q 24-HR. CUSTOMER BUY THE PAINT 'THATS WORTH THE WORK M ' : ^ { i '■ > 044. MBAT SERVICE / J 1 ,, Your indepondont ^ wi s - T • e '.It! c' ssj ■ T‘ r -A m V ’ F08ARTY UROSjNCy MfwIlifaMH m ta... McDmU’i* 7 t1 * ;M C. SS 46 WEST CENTER STREET C IM» K NtA. fa,. Til !•» US ret ON d o a lo r. 319 BROAD ST. PHONE 6^-4519 SILVER LANE EXTENSION

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PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. C0NN.,_ SATURDAY, JULY .19, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1969 PAGE ELEVEN Manchester Breaks Three Game Losing Streak, Defeats Windsor ^ \ Gonzalez Helps Lady To Win Home Run For Money Jackpot x NL Divisional Leaders Balesanp Hurls ^Q-Hitter, Legion Triumphs |l Manchester American National league Legion after three consec­ utive setbacks, toppled Continue Frantic Pace East Division Windsor last night at their W] W. I/. Pel. O.B. NEW YORK (AP) — Elsewhere in tl^ NL. the New home field 4-0. lim Bale- Joe Sells Bachelori an. selected by the Padres in which drew players from both Chicago 58 36 .617 — York Mets topped Montreal 6-2 lart year’.i expansion craft. "I sano hurled a no-hitter as Tony Gonzalez has been a benches’ Into a shox'lng. punch­ Nexx York 53 37 .584 34 de^te the loisEi of hitting star got off to a slow atari at San Kracunas allowed only a three blue chip bargain for A t­ ing exchange, Jones was ejected St. Louts 49 47 .310 10 Cleon Jones aftW a fifttvlraiing Diego, l-for-27, and I might still hitter for the losers. fiom the game, Pittsbxirgh 48 48 .489 13 lanta since June 13. Now brawl, the Chicago Cubs mauled be in a slump if 1 was there. Balesano, with fine support Gets O.K. to Rejoin Jerry Grote's two run'homer Phllo’phla 38 53 .418 184 the Braves’ fans are cash­ PhUadetphia 941; Pittsburgh "Now I’m on a pennant con­ in the eighth ns.(\ir(>d the \-tctory Montreal 29 64 .313 284 afield struck out 12 batters and trirnmned 8t. Louis 4-1 and Hous­ walked five, one being costly. ing in too. tender—the last time I was, was for sioulhpaw Jerry Kixkimiui West Division N E W YORK (A P )— Joe RoaeJe, dreesed smartly in a ing Bacheloni in, attained to ton downed CSnclnnatl 7-4.' In 1964 when I was with Ih and kept the second-place Mels 1/08 Angeles 53 39 376 — His bid for a no-hit, no-run Gonzalez, acquired from San * • • Namath has capitulated to Avenue suit wtth wMte Namath’s return, but t h m u»- PhlUleis and we lost our chance 34 games behind Chioogxx’s Atlanta 59 41 .673 -r- game ended in the last of the Diego just befotre the trade r ,„4.„ T>„„ 11 1 • A*** Kray spoke fSwt, douhtedly were. However,\Ro- BRA\’E8 - PAMIES — at the end of the season. Kiut Di\'ls;on front-runners. Sar Fran. 52 42 363 ' 2 fifth inning when leadoff man Pete Rozelle, cleanng the tvhile Namath, arme folded as zelle did point out. "He’s not deaidBine last month for reserve The Braves trailed San Diego « 1 • • Cincinnati 47 41 534 4 Peters walked, Walsh forced -A" catcher Walt Hrinlak and two "Bt’s great I haw another way for his return to the he slouched forward on the ta- probation.” 2-0 tn the opener when Orlando Ul'BS • PIIIIJJEH — Houston 48 47 .506 Peters at second in a flelder’.s minor leaguers, hit two home chance to h«4p xx-tn a pennant.” 64 New York Jets by a^ee- ^ him, ttatened TTw entire Namath situation Oepeda lauiched the fourth with E m lc Banks sockext a thix>e- San Diego 33 64 .333 23 choice. Walsh stole second and rtns—one of them a grand d'am • • • in e fn a.>U V.I0 quietly. Just a trace otf a smile remained under a cloud a double. A walk, a ground out run homer in the first inning at Friday’s Results a centerfleld error allowed J®*' hlS Ws face. throughout the week, Na- —Friday night as the Braves DODGERS ■ GIANTS — swingling with and Bob Didier’s two-run single Phllaih'lphla, then singlixl liomc . New York 5, Montreal 2 Walsh to circle the bases and swept a doubleheader from the The Dodgers' clung to the top h,ast bide night sp o t-- „ J . J „ announce that math skipping the Jets’ camp knotted the game. Singfos by the tle broaking nm in the I'v- Chicago 9. Philadelphia 5 score. Padres 6-2 and 6-3. spot in the West ns right-hiindor and, as mepngruous as it jq© ^ back with tt>e Jets,” opening lart Sunday, then meet- pitcher Ron Reed and Felipe enih. leading the Chilw |xin( tlie Pittsburgh 4. St. Louis 1 Manchester tallied for one in The outfielder's sixth and sev­ Bill Singer. 13-7, .subdued San the fourth, when Wayne Gagnon seems, the turning point Rozelle said. "He and I have hig privately with his team- AIou then filled the bases, set­ Phillies, who ha\x> lost sex-en in Atlanta 6 6. San Diego 3-3 enth homers—he has Mt Ax’s Francisco xx-lth lii.st-out help led off with a walk, Bobby may have been an old Sun- privately reaiched total accord, mates on the Hofstra Univeratty ting the stage for Gonzalez' sec­ a. poxx’. Houston 7, Cincinnati 4 since joining the Braves— from Jim Brower. Muro bunted safely, and with a day school lesson. He is seliUng Ms interest in campus in Hempstead, N.Y., ond career slam. 1/08 Angelea 3. San Fran., 2 helped them cUmb within three Wes Parker’s two-run triple third baseman's error Gagnon "There was a dlstinctton I Bachelors m end we consider Wednesday night, V In the second game, Gonzalez’ PIRATES >■ UAKDS — Today’s Games percentage points of Los An­ off Mike McCVxrmiek in the fli-st was able to score. lieamed in Sunday school before the entire matter dosed.” But meetings with Rozelle had two-run shot keyed i. three-run Robt'rtO Clemeiiie rii'pxl a New York (Senver 14-4) nt participating in a wild horse ride at the geles’ NationEti League West Di- nning and a run-scoring single- The Silk Cltir crew pu.shcd I was Id," Rozdle said as he Namath, wearily a gold drtrt, begun Monday when the 00m- Atlanta rally in the fourth in­ txxx>.nm lionier off Bob CilMon Mor treat (WaalewskI t-3, or \Salinas, Calif, lost his cool when his mount refused to viflion leadens, who edgpd San by Mnuiy Wills in the second three across the plate in the tangulahed in his plush offices striped blue-and-whlte trousers, missioner and Namath talked ning. Larry Stahl’s second hom­ as the Pirates fr ip p s i St Slonrman 5-13) Francisco 3-2. offpet Jim Hart’s txxxvron pinch fifth frame. Ken Ough singled long after the tense news no socks and sneakers, (hen ex- on the phone for about 15 min- th® cowboy beat him to it. He never er of the doubleheader puUed Ixnil.s’ winning .string at (our Chicago (Hands 11-7) nt Phil- d4d get aboard. Contestant (backgrou id) is having some problems too. His bases-loaded blast, wixich homer In the G is':i-’ i .■'x-eirth to start the inning and ad­ I oonferenoe Friday that ended plained why he had changed hla utes. the Padres even 3-3 In the sixth gamer. 'Die O iids iiax-e rtixipja'd mielphin (Palmer 1-4) c a p i ^ a Bix-nin Atlanta bunt The loss dropjxxl San hhancls- vanced to second on a wild the alx-week-dd Namath Case, mind and decided to sell (he "The best part about (he but the Bravee broke through only four of their last 16 .rtartK. St I .mils (Itrlles 9-8) at Puts- 9, in ttie fourth inning of the open­ (X> two g im c» ts'hliid tlk> Bravi's pitch. Ron Noske sacrificed "Character is what you are. ndght spot that had become the meetings,” said Rozelle, “ was with three in the edgiith, FVllx xx"lth GlK'on, ll-s. ilw lo.ser burgh (Veule 4-11), N \' er, also put $ in the pocket and IVxIgera. pitcher to first. A1 No.ske was Reputation Is what people think issue In the case, Ms voice sev- that there was no personal an- Seattle Pilots Gives Minnesota Double Trouble 28,600 MUIan’s single knocking In the Ihres' Unix's. Houston (lemnster 710) at book 6l Mrs. Ertelle Hale of Issued a walk, with runners on yoti are.” enal tlmee seeming c « the veige tagonism. There never was a gixahead nm. Clri'lnnall (Carroll 12-4) atatham, Ga. first and third, Mike Crlsplno And, added the commissioner of cracking with emoticn. flareup In all the time we talked "That was a helluva trade we METS . EXPOS — A.STROS REDS — San Diego (Nlekro 4-6) at At- Gonzalez went to bet in the in­ walked to fill the bases. Tim In diraAving the adage to the Na- "I inItlaUy didn’t feel (hat It — there obviously was a made with San Diego when we Jones, who took a .346 batting Joe Morgan's squis-ze tmiit lanlit (Stone H-S), N ning representing Mrs. Hale, O’Neil with a key blow, singled math situation: woiild involve so imuiy people difference of views, but never On^ Arm Pitcher McLain, got Gonzalez,” said Braves ax-eraga Into the Mets’ giiiiie nt dellwrod Ihe lead run In « ftmr- Ixw. Angeles (Sutton 12-8) at whose name was drawn In a scoring,Ough and Noske. Ga>5- "When a cloud is cast on your as it has.” Namath said. "But harshness or sharp words, klanager Luman Harris. ” ir s Montreal, slugged Kx|x>s catch­ nm ninth inning uprtring iluit Sun Francisco i.Murlrhul 13-41 Home Run For The Money pro­ non’s sacrifice fly brought home reputation, it’s as bad as your because of the thlngB that have As for their lengthy and been a great deal for ub. TVmy Is er Ron BniiMl lifter Ix'liig brought Houston from iM'hImt at Sunday's Gumen motion conducted by the Crlsplno with the last Manches­ character defaulting.” been said and written, it’s got- exhaustive sesrions, carried on hitting the boll and do'ng a good IhroxxTi out at the plate in the CtnMiinotl. Is'e May hit Ills 28th New York at .Monlreixl, 2 ter run. Braves’ broadcasters. A homer job for us in the outfield.” Hmt was among the weapons ten way out of proportion. Be- in that low-key atmosi^iere, Ro­ Hurts Tigers Past Indians fifth, when New York Hcorod iKMiier mill Tony IVre-r sniiirkxxl Chicago at I’hllnilrlptila. 2 was worth $3,600—with a $25,000 O’Neil was the standout at Rozdle had In Ms arsenal dur- cause of the people tMs has in- zelle said; "The trade xvas a great thing twice tor a 3-2 lead his 22nd as liie Reds Aixirod oil SI l/ouls at Pittsburgh the plate with a single in four bonus for a grand slam. for m e,” said the 6-foot-9 veter­ After the eixxilng ing the Momday-to-Friday talks volved, and because i do want The key thing with him was NEW YORK (APJ—As t ig e r s • In d ia n s — The only run off him cam e on meli'c. Ihetr nni.x in the find inning San Diego al Atlanta ' trips but had two RBI’s. with the unpredictable quarter- to play football, Mr. Boaedle and that he personally didn’t do any- Houston al Ctnclnnall, 3 Zone 8 play continues Sunday lo n g as Denny Mk.ain who won No. 14 on Don Buford’s apparent horn? back which led to the moment, I got together and solved the thing wrong. I think now he has o u." • ui. V "^“"e 29 last season and had IS run in the eighth, but Baltimore Io» Angeles nt San Franclsx'o when East Hartford invades Mt. jtist before 4 :80 p.m., EDT, on a thing. a better understanding of guilt throws With hlS right arrn, victories by this time, allowed Scottie Beginning to Zero Ih Monday's Ganiea Nebo. Ea.st Hartford and South was deprived of anothor run on muggy New York afternoon. "I ’ve done nothing wrong, but by association end what it can No games scheduled Wlnd.sor are currently leading not his left, he still looks °"*y °"e nmner past first base the blast xvhen Buford passed when Namath suddenly stood up because of the public resadlng do to him and the people cloee league play 10-3 records. like a 50-game winner \against aeveland-T on y Horton Dave May on the bases. May, and shook Rozelle’s hand. these things it has caused so to him.” „ , i. on ' • veubled with two out In the who had held up to see if the American I-eagiie Manchftiter (4) ‘T Ju“ t never was oentalh it much trouble for football and And maybe Namath actm lly well, almost oO. ninth Inning. Cleveland was not ball would be caught, was al­ Jarvis Cages Birds, ab r h 1*0 a was going to be resolved until for me, so we fool wo should dl- does. For just before ho scur- McLain has had his problems evm helped when the umpires ..-sV. , . V Llost Division O’Neil, cf, 4 0 1 0 0 lowed to score, but Buford xvas Gflimon. rf, 2 1 0 0 0 then—until he idiook hands,” voice ourselves of the restau- ried out to catch a plane for with his left arm—a circulatory forem McLain to cut off the called out. w. 1.. IVt. G.lt. Muro, 3b. 3 0 I 1 0 Rozelle said. rant and have nothing to do Los Angelea, he pointedly was problem caused him to miss hts sleeve of his undershirt In the lUilttmore Afl BAJenono, p, 2 0 0 0 1 * * * 29 691 Bocha. 3 0 0 1 1 Just over an hour later, Na- with It even though everything asked If now that he had last starting assignment—but he fifth innhig because the Indians Sinker Ball Working Del roll RO 40 556 13 Ougb. c, A’S - ANGLES — 3 1 1 la 0 math and Rozelle faced a news that’s been said about myself changed Ms mind about selling still is winning games for De- claimed they were dlstraoting. Dor ton 52 563 n. Noske, lb, 3 0 0 5 0 Oakland, behind 3-1 In the 43 13 A. N^mke, ^>, 2 1 0 0 .3 conference In the redKiarpeted having dice games and things he agreed that It was the beet trolt with the sturdy right arm The besMhat Cleveland could BOSTON (A P )— Ray Jarvis, the Boston Red Sox’ W)i all'll. iki 46 .510 IT Crlsplno. If, i eighth, scored tour unearned 0 1 0 2 0 conference room at pro foot- like that Is wrong.” thing to do. that plied up 31 triumphs last have hoped'fo’"' other than right rookie right-hander,’ is through trying to lie cute— Nexx- York 44 51 46.3 A Professional Golf Caddy Does a Lot runs as Jose Tartabull singled 214 Totals 21 4 3 21 A ball’s pluEh Park Avenue head- ” I’H be in camp Sunday - "It Just seemed like the logl- season. shoulder trouble for McLain, and letting his sinker ball do the job, instead. Clevcliiml .17 57 394 28 In two runs and Ted KuUak sin­ was that he wd(ddn’t show at all "In the lart two games, I’ve ______West Division iRor (1) Whenever the value of made. Another time, a caddy small balls over there, But over they eo their wav and wo spelled out (he de- night,” Namath added. cal thing to do even though I Returning to the mound Fri­ gled in another, while n fourth aJ> r h r»T) a axtuaily stuurted raking eund in L ______^ thourh ^ solution that will en- Neither Rozelle nor Namath still feel...” and he hesltatod. day night, McLain pitched the — and he almosKditin’t. juat been trytiig to keep the ball, Minnesota 57 37 506 <^ll<1s, «fl, 3 0 (» 2 0 professiphal caddies is when I get back to the States go ours. Sometimes, scored on a throwing error on able Namath to report to the wbuld say whether there were then added; The pilot-pltchCT didn’t arrive doxvn,” Jarvis said Friday night R'® Orioles In Uie Itghtjt and Oiihland 51 .18 . 637 3 4 J. MIgKinH, A 0 0 3 0 q u e st^ e d , the caddies a bunker before his player oven and get to PhlUy, I know he’ll when a player wins a tourna­ Tigers to a 4-0 victory- over Kubiak’s hit. KJoAolck. lb 2 0 0 H 1 made his shot. Tluit move, too, Jete Svaday. any conditions, other than sell- “ It’s the right thing.” Cleveland, spacing seven hits at the park until ^ m inu tes be­ after throwing a neat alx-hiUer dusk. Jarvis promplly 'brought HelxIUe 40 5,1 430 I6 4 T. MlgfclnH. c, 2 0 , 0 3 1 themselves bring up, as be there and so WIU the bags.’’ ment he throws a bash and In­ • • • ' Bailey, cf. 3 0 0 2 cost the player wo stroked. and walking no one to raise his fore game time aftw minor en­ in a 6-1 vlptory over Baltimore's home Scott xvith a siu rtfli-e fly. Kalians City .19 54 419 174 0 th ^trongest iioint in their Working for Trevino or Arch­ vites us along. We go, of Petem 3b. 0 0 0 a 3 "A good cjtddy," says Lee record to 14-5. gine trouble over Erie PILOTS - TWINS —1 heavy-Mttlng Orioles. ‘ Chjiago 311 54 419 IT4 W^sh, rf, a 1 0 0 0 er or any other pro, for that couioe.” Die Red fikix milled down tt>e fytvor, an incident that oc- forced him to turn backhand get Ron Perronoski walked Steve Cnllfnriila 39 56 N Orace. If, 2 0 0 1 0 Trevino, "Is worth good money. matter, requdres, the caddies There are, the caddies say, He still is off hla remarkable Jarvis, who was the xxdnner In 3 6 204 KmeunoH, p,, a 0 0 0 4 :urred during the 1967 U.S. Hovley xvith txvo out In the ninth dectaion on three walks and I paid my man 10 grand last say, rising at the crack of dawn, winning pace o f 1968, but at the another plane. Baltimore last weekend, was Krldny’s Itesiilts Open at Baltusi-ol, N. J. Dur­ still several tournaments — The inning to force in the winning Tiom SattWuzTB two-run slngte Total* 2ti 1 0 21 ft year and I figure he made at Every morning during a tour- rate he is going he would win McLain also squeezed Hume a even better In the opcsxer of a )‘n''"th(.” fimi I'riroll 4. Clevelund 0 ing the first three days of that Masters. U.S. Open and Thim- run. In Seattle’s first victory, In n in g least that mmh for mo. He niunant they get to the course derblrd Claaslc, om tournament, a young hopeful Hovley homered with one on Manenestor 0 0 () 1.3 0 w/ knows what he’s doing and I around 7 o ’clock and walk It In which they are not allowed bad for a guy many called a the big blows off Luis TlanK 8- crovxd of 31.007 at Fcirway Park. Orioles scored their ksw Ntw York 6. Washington 0 WUxIflor 0 0 0 0 1 0 J) named Rives McBee hired and winner Fred Talbot, 5-3, never luive to worry about him. to ches^k the now pin place- to work. During those weeks. flash-in-the-pan last year. 11. were BUI Freehan’s 12th He allowed only four hits for am'xfcrt oonfuslon In the < lilcago 6, Kaiuuis City i — and subsequently fired — .singled and scored the decisix-e f»b: PelerH. Crl«i>lno W^nti; wu*: He knows my game, too, imd ments. , , they hook up with the women’s However, the second-place Ti­ mer leading off the fifth for D^ seven itmlngs, lost hts (hutout e^P***^ With one imt, Dave May Oakland 6. CaUfornIa 3 Jl. No«ke, (l-JMfnon; dp./PeterH tio seven different caddies. rod on Tommy Davis’ hit In the KJesHlek Ut ppterw; W»K; MaiMiwH- when he spats me doing some- "Every day the pins are tour "the girls don’t pay as gers still remain 13 games be­ troit’s first hit and Willie Hor­ bid in the eighth and then aallod Seatih 2 3. Mlniieanta 1 2 "I was HO fed OP with those nightcap, cutting the 'Twins’ ter r>. WliMlHor 2; bbr IkU*<*«uu» 3 thing wrong ho telte me and pinned In a different «pot on the much, but they’re a lot more hind Baltimore in the American ton’s two-run . shot, his 12th, in' through the ninth in aquaring “ ‘""X com plaints about mitklng ul they’re 15 or 20 feet deeper, or their next working stop and totes’ 6-1 loss to Boston. Horton also tied a league "I was throwing strlkea init ^ feld Into the right son 4 71 St ('levrland (McDow­ for 4 nni* In 7. b>n» M\iro » know anything. So, for the fl- - 1 ^ ell 1191 Knu!uium; wp/ K rocnituui pb: 10 giruul investment in a guy shorter, than the day before. wait for the rest of the tour to In the West, Oakland picked record for an outfielder with 11 YANKS - SENATORS —' there,” the 23-yeor-old hurler MUrtrinH. nal round, I hired some sports- who’.s going to liolp me make "That means a change of irons oaltch up with them, up .14 games on Minnesota with putouts. Peterson, 10-tl, yielded only from Providence, R.I.. said. When the umptre finally Big Washington iColeman 6 7 and writer to carry my bag. He 10 times Uiat much. for approach shots to the green. "There’s, only one thing that a 6-S xrlctory over California • • • stx hits, Roy White drove In txvo "Oontrol and keeping Itk- ball "* homer, Bufford was Moore SO) a( New York (Htot. wasn’t much of a caddy either, ’’If you’re playing for hm,” A golfer may have used a five- worries us,” 'says one of the while the Twins lost a twl-night RED SOX • ORIOLES runs with a single and a double doxvn is the secret in this baJl called out for pouring. Ma^on Ilen.yre 13 7 anti Hnhnsen 4-10), but it didn’t mutter much be­ S|>ort8 Viewing; .says CJcorgo Archer,. "It doesn’t Iron to get to the green one caddies; "and that’s the tax doubleheader to Seattle 2-1 and Ray Jarvis, a 23-year-old and Prank Fernandez homered park, especially against a team ^ baseUnes. May was xvaved 3. Iwl-night cause I was out of it by then 3-2, ending the PiloU’ eight- rookie with nothing like' Me- in the Yankees’ victory. like the Orioles.” oft the firfd iis the Orioles pro- HaUlinorc iphoebiu 0 2 or HATiinnAY nuittor wlio’s caddying. But day, but the next day he’ll have people. I know one guy. and I fmywny. But at least ho Imew when Uiore’s money big nion- to use a three-iron for the some ain’t mentioning any names game spin and the Twins’ nine- Laln’s past, also made his first • • • ' Mike Andrews gave Jarx'ls a lertx.'d. When the argumenU n i’ KNDKI)— Hud llatTi'laon of tlip Mi't« try- Cuellar 10 61 at Hoslon t.meberl ^ 1:00 ( 30) Roller Derby. the dlfforonce between« ..a three „y riding on every siiot I shot beoauw of the now pin who hasn’t filed Income-taxes in game wlnnig streak. appearance In a wecOt because WHITE SOX • ROYALS — quick load as he led off the firri. ‘**ed, Buford, already called cirioncros diirijig for yini, too, a lot of detailed course.” how much he’s been paying his Chicago White Sox beat Kansas also singled in his first ’ major balk and Ed Herrmann’s two-run ai»d a .'rtngle by Jarvis hiked the two in a row i>giUnst the Oriirtes H'-altlr lltoggenhiirk 2 1). N Sports. a tourmuaent, luul sonictlines, stuff a golfer diHsoi’t have time Despite their clooeness on the caddy. When he told them they City 6-1 on Tornrny John’^ pitch- league run and hit a aacrlfice .'ingle to back John, 6-8, who (X>unt ‘to 2-0 in the second. The tcsrlght Boston right-luuvler Bando Ousts Hohinson at Third Oakland (Odom is 3) nt Call, 5:00 (18) New York at oven cost tliem strokes. During to worry about. I just gave my tng. . fly. .“(cattered eight hitK. PBI as Jarvis’ first In the ina- Sonny Slebert, who hos a 7-8 fornin (Murphy 6 6) Wjishlngton. course, the pros and caddies said, 'How come you’re paying a Uairruument bust year, i»io |>n> guy two sliag bags, for instance, rarely associate off it. "We him that m uch?’ And the pro Jor Iengui«. record, is due to m yoor right- Xiimtxy’s Gomes SUNDAY was assessed a Iwo-.'rtroke |mvi- U> bring with tilm to tlie Wlilte- kiiow what time our player sold, ’Because thait’s the way In the fourth, Rico Petrocelll hander Tnm FTviehus, wtv> has Oaklniiil at CsIlfornU, 2 2:00 (8) Baltimore at Bos­ ally when his eager ciuldy .stiqv niarsJi in Phlladeliihla. toes off,” Says Archer’s caddy we do things.’ singled, took second on un error xvon jtine ot 11 declrions b.r the Mlnneviita 1x1 Chicago. 2 ■ ton. |Hxl into- a biuiker luml reunoviHl Dream Comes True ” I wcni’l be ne«llng Uieni In a man named Cricket, "and "Lucky for us they don’t call M ajor League and scored as George 8y sicjn teaders. Washington at New York New York. I EVERYBODY S HAPPY — Joe Namath laughs with football commissioner = L e a d e r s = MSItlnuire at Doaton For Oakland Star Monday’s Games Pete Rozelle, at a news conference in New York. Namath capitulated to Ro­ j American League NEW YORK (NKA)- No gnmrs scheduled I PCA Champ Carol Mann Second zelle’s demand that he sell his share in a New York restauraiht. Namath once Buford Hits Questionable Ball Glen Haven Staff Da.V'H vxere Mlippiiig hy and retired from professional football, is now free to rejoin the New York Jets. Batting (276 at bats)—Carew, Sports Briefs Miinneaata .367; R. Smith, Bo.s- Joining the Camp Glen Haven .staff for the second Sal Haudo w-as woudertng ton .34is. sea.son is formei' I'niversity of Connecticut baskethall Orioles Scored Ille{i;ally xxhfii, already, are Uiey Married Life Agrees Run»—R. Jackson, Oakland stitmiout, ToliV Kimliall, now playing center and for­ going to announce that < ;o i f Stock Car llacing 78; Blair, Baltimore 76. ward fo)' tlie San Diego Rockets of the NBA. American I/eague All-Star NEW HAVEN, .Conn. I AIM When Boston Was Napping Runs batted In—Killebrew, ynball will be at the camp tcArn Ifo wii« thinklriK hr hud A1 Fuelu and Chuck Lasher, a BRISTOL, Tenn. (AP) — II Mbmeaota 91; Powell, Balti­ With Carling i\eader mne week, Aug. 11-15, bold­ BOSTON (AP) VaudPvlUe a pretty gival chance to •>» tiMim from Rock Ridge Coun­ Bobby Isaac and his crew could Toomey Leads said. "May was waved off the U.S. more 86. hack up third haaernalt 1o rid themselves of "the little ly clinics on basketball funda- Isn’t completely dead. Not, nt try Club in B<>tliel, aro the Hits—Blair. Baltimore 122 DavisCup field by Flaherty and I would I).ANlUConn. (.M ’ ) - iMarritjti lim.seeins to he things that hurt us,” they very ilientals. During the off season least a t ,times, alien , the Bnlll. have protested Ihe game If we Brooks Kohlnson CHECKERED 1969 Omni'ctlcut Section 1’(1A Oliva, Minnesota 121. ayriiTing: \\jtli golf ino .Indy Kankin, wlioViretl a Iwo- well could be the most succeas- p i y , , , . I V f a /T o b y works with public rela- more Orioles and the Boston didn't get one run,” "We were in Chicago," re FLAG I'm-A.-tiislanl Pro champions. Doubles—Oiiva, Minne.sota 24 ful combo in stock car racing. 1. ^ ‘ * 7 1 lions for the B ^keU , holding Red Sox get together. ( alteil Hitndo, the Oakland A's under-imr 70 Frida.v to lake a one-.'Mliol advointage go­ They combined Erlday to po.->t Marred, Flaherty and the other urn- "W e luive been knocked out of Carew, Minnesota 23. '\M JK. HAMtJtAU. ing into today’s .second round of Uie Ljtdy Cai-ling Coif a w.lining 34-32 66, th'aCs four In Confusion reached ,naitlmum pirei. had assumed that May third baaeman. "and Red Rush. Triples—Four tied with 5. so many races by little things helghta and ended xvith every­ Uie Willie (to* radio tmnmincer. (’hainpionsliip. under (kir on the. YaiO ■ Golf Home runs—R. Jack.son, Oak­ haerli'sl Open turiual in by three teams A1 45; Campaneris, Oakland 34: a grim ordeal today, ^ Ith Brit­ forced, under rules, to rall4,on what'' H4 said 'For making *^*^'*^*'__ rU hr'in ''tlu- *''v**rith m in Toronto, and Sharon Miller Despite their troubles, Isaac mey, formerly , a New Ca- a **** by: a runne.' who has yet to mighty NASCAR MixKTIcd.s, the/''’ K“ve birlli lu a .son. Slnee l.:ibutis and Ix'ii Trem iigliobf _ 1 . Both Carlos, ot San Jose “ e Brttisii, 64-63 -ter the men Kelly, Kansas City 34. ain in .sigtjt of beathlg them in Inning-ending double plHy.nuMI- the AH St*r team »»lng r^ihlcd thr Tlg.-ra to k/wA both carded par txmnd.s (if 72. and his. Dodge Charger have touch third base of home , A »hlVrr tft thrill went Now Knglaiui Midget A.s.socli/ wedding Mrs. Rankin, a Wall.ngtord, Jim Orsl and Wtlf naan. Conn., resident, leads state, and Crockett, of Southern 67*1 44-29 tor the women. Rus- Pitching (8 d^.rion.s).—Mc­ the Davis Cup louiriamcnt and fylng the- run - Um ^ the Itick Stramilian ■ and John Al- tod a v iroinir in to th e arc- l“ -view area after the meet and wealth 64^:6214 and the Soviet demon-strations /against their chi eked Ihe Orlofes on six hits 1 wiu» only tt Gk<-k up man Tb^n Co prtxiuf'r Hi* U® Hi> k er' driver - and are among the voaaj going intq me sec brought up Carlos’ women led 50H-26H. 2.89; Lollch, Detroit 13-2,' .867, Iiries of Seckonk, 'U'enls. j Glno I’aoll OiH>n, was played Jiicli of Umgmeadow, Mn*<-. country’s raclal/pollcles. In evening hts record >5. was Huah Y^’ah, ytmi’rm thr »-n afwJ It/w**n phiyrd and hit <1 i*«ut urwi h it tff favorites to cop the Volunteer ond dav at the USA-USSR- 2.76. „ caught napping ’They could Mass., took the midget feature ■" Eiidn'y s opening l•ound the here and lias taken five tour­ 500'here Simdav „ D B A -U S a K - clenched-flst demonatratlon tliat The Young/iJberals Assocla* the least disturbed by the corifu fktarting Ihlnl ' two rcaiarrutiv* h*>nt« tmjxm ^tAit Ui-I* *ifi UtlU hfirt hit k ■ Strikeouts—LoUch. Detroit haxc had n double plsy on Bu- passing Ron Eviuis on Uie 29th Is'Uls native, wlio currently naments this year, fired a 73 OAK PARK, 111. lAP) — Pe­ 500 here Simday. . British Commonwealth got him and Tommie Smith rtion .said it /had bought many •Ion. ' _ • "I couldn’t g^t tt off my 7>uif.waj> aorr>«dhJng “ M 'lU fory itnn-fc,' osltlon.s luul •'""•hi- 6,305 yiird Rlilgewomi .Mrs Rankin said that while tiy to e.xteud one of golf's griMib from Santa Barbara, -won four ed. National I/eague and intmded to demonstrate thfrre during (h**. game aft«*r ffiiryiarul wiM'r** th** pHnwr Y link a .-MM o ! ij. eighth, pinch-batter jDnve .Mb terested In the argument s" he finished a close second. Country i lub layout in 33. drop- away from the tour she has 1* t winii.ng striaiks of the year. FAIRFIELD, Conn. (AP) of the five events Friday to "Why are you always getting against/apartheld, w« got fight'rijn* in thr ffxjrth iMtaa'baH <^/ngr«g«tad ll« won Ixttj wjfl Pryirf M iU*nry To Hamden ■ Battlr^ (275 at Kits)—M w( Iked Buford (olloxved a’lt explalnrd. Hum|>hries is Ihe defending P*'’S birdie putts of 8. 15 and taken oft to ixninds but feels The 21-ycur ()ld Arizona Slate Four rcxikles collapsed from the score 4,289 points and grab a on this man?” said Crockett, 'P o y i t I c a ) demonstrators Inning and Uv# t«am waa d**rt*d w*tu»t It wffuld b*> Uka in r.‘i triimlfx AJou, Pittsburgh 353; StargeU, loni. drive, which Tony I 'onl/lla NEMA champion and needed a **'*' '’ei'ond slie .sal. stronger. Tilts she says Is be­ l.iss has yet to lx- ixuitou m 1969, heat Friday In the New' York 266 point lead.. In second and also a Negro. "Every time I see staypti away Friday when .Mark Ahd I ffrn Aa a young borrowe«- a 'kiM whla rie-s so he could keeji in conten- *’ee>' s eliaiuplon in every First prize In the event, which llnebacker Bob Firolni. end nokov with 3.992. I nes^ject him for tt.” sight and first base uittpire fVib I d tjal «**vrnth or flghth A/»d She entered the semifinals of New Haven Elma entry In the go 80; Banks. Chicago 79 d Fred .McMillan to give Brit­ Twili*;lit Viclorv t/6 TlieAf ti fnMag THOMPSON tlon for the Itsul In |x>lnU This '" ‘ijor golf event available to (•('iicludes Sunday. Is $3,000 with Randy Payne and running back , Competing in DO.degree-plus Stewart delayed a slgAal. trying thrr*f wrre or 'rfr i'.tt tfsrr tn»*fr Th guy Ihe 69th WomeiVs We. tern .-Vma- Carlos Intervened just as Eastern Basketball League be­ Hits—M. Alou, Pittsburgh 144;/ ain a 2-1 lead. .%1 was his second time in victory *'"ly profeasiomils. Ihc $2.3iX) going .to Ihe ruimeV Up Harry Blackney were helped pe^i in the Los Angeles Col- Oockett was getting worked up, came the Hamden Blcs trwtsy On Thursday, the Young Lib­ to determine wethe^ Tony hsd McjTiarty HrfKhrm f» th#» w\rt You 29; Keserlttper. Oricago 26 / the umpire s ^ n i^ l. Buford, Sjxjrt Rhi>p 4 3 .Ht <.ViJU l*ifcrfc duced a new winner as Ray Mil­ thy Crcnnun of Blytheville. Ark The two men who wore heat i“ " ‘P *"<1 high jump. Lanka was Biggest surprise o< the eve- court next sesscsi. Hamden Is girls It heid up play for several * 1 wm» draarhing tha^ I hit a ku‘f*e. th.-y w*.6*.hdn t ayf.y mu«:d» NASCAR SAMCTIONIQ Jacobs LcWls Second Koiiiid Triples—B Wili ams. CWcago . hustling all theyWay. turned first ler. from East Granby. Conn.; It Will Ih- the first time the viedms Thursday, defensiw end ®u*y other competitor to win ning came tn the 800 meMrs, ^ suburb of New Haven. minutes m the opening singles The if tjimfn ftti *.o a hom^ run with on* guy on a/»d *t, 4 h fjfhrr Hut th.it I'm MOCMftllO 9; TMan, CXnclnnan 9 / and iiossed /M ay ConlglUro took the checkered for the 60- two h.ivc inet Umco Miss Has- IVnnils FAirjantc and defeturtiv an event with a 91-14 heave w-here Juris Lustra of WMIkam A The club was purchased______sev- Home runs L M ay./Cincin­ mall h. qui' k 2-0 tead m thi^ brxtom nt w« wrjn th« gam# 2 h in hi •"tjft.ll I kfv/A it a dlf The lord mayor of Bristol, leaped b ii-l/ o n to the field, lap feature. Miller overtook tlic Of I’ liilaciclphiu Golf Open danchui-y defeated Miss Ger- back Dick Perrin, missed |Fri- of the shot put to Toomey's 46-1. Mary beat an outstandh^ fk4d mohtlw sgo*by the Wstsr- nati. 28; McCove^.'. San/Francis- orUy to TuvJ it tiwi up Bom* daydream. i»n t it frrr'ii Th*rr a m \wfu! ick lead on the sevenlti lap after Alderman BUI Willcox. was un­ without Ih ^ ball, and Stewart f hJtiJrg golr.g trt when linain t ,ind '2 ^ -e r Uie 36-hole ikiy's practice, 1 I ve t^ver won the Russian in 1:46,7. In the ex-ent. he beat man Btc Compsny, msker ot co 28. jaI the ^rsd o# At#«iddy ■'Hut I ran:^ hirk '.o der.moutlng pressure from local. signaled s/home run, yo*; 's**) starting in tiie lOUi po-sltlon. 1‘1II1.A|1EU’111..\ lA l’ l But lie started Kick this sya- route of the .National iCollegiate McKinley Boston, a second O'" the British Communwealth co-wxirld record-hoHter Ralph writing pens, Stolesi b a s e » -B r ^ , St Lou­ k:n< ftWiiy. oddfld i long enough to go thr«*a frjr trade unions to cancel a recep- Tobx Kimball . Th. n y\- fun started Buforr) An early accident with Gene -rommy Jacolis, a casu.ilty of fln.ils ! t-ear defensive lineman wh6 auf- n w t decathlon.” Toomey said. Doubell of A ustrs^, and Byron "riie change in . the tasin's is 33; Bonds. San Fronciaco 25 run ik Xhr third iind fJvr.\ ’ tm iudtng \ i tsornar fhj*. I JG arm^/AUi U> ••on and reached the high ixiliit thin planned for the .South Afri­ ws* ccyled out fcJr passing s Bergin, Don Flynn and Bugs Uie l’G.-\.playei-s ^wai who al- \fetvd (I disioeated elbiMW Thurs- 1 xt ** ^ ^noblUon Dyvei AAU tn d NCAA cfiam- »nd hom e'boss wms an- Pitching (8 dectoons)—S*av clinics and talking on the bonj Mcmurty • nm*» ixaf-k rjirw«» againat th« tVhltf H*jk I waji '*■ it ;•/■ VikH in p«rn*ifv .1 of Ills eomeK\ek Eriilay wlx-n he can team (opighf Several mem­ rtu n e ^ }t»y, apparently waved Stevens, hiuiipered the defend­ mo.rt aliaiuUmed the pro lour lie- \ day was released frotii a u plon from Jafooica, B.W.I. ^ \ nounced today by Robert Adlsr. er. New York M-l, .778. 2.39: in th® fewirth *hd' »*ortri|C ihm really high'" ' , ' 1 T*-d -A 4 I’d Plit'lps Iiul\iitcd bers of the city council Vsned In quel circuit ' \ ' off l/e field by ^lat* uynplfe ing champion’s ehiinc(>s of, win­ cm c of ri ;ii- play, is o ii' i wihitoil seA'OMil. Brii'lgeport hotq>Ual and re>ilned He said he was pleased wrtth I>e Evans in n the 400 m eton president of the pen, company, Moose. Pittsburgh 6-2 . 750 4 33 Kimball dedicated tl4 150; Gitwon. ft. Lotts 159 each individual boy pxing nee- ^ With May back on the bench, r.wl ( if'-Uit ' for n -'?''V«'l»nd maniiged to get fifth position 'My ,g line .slaricd going Kid a 70 for i leagix* ealeher who hit 367 for I !l be ready for the ivorld re- captured the pole \"ault at 17- of apartheid A.ii Hlar ga/r>« rnrmrxTlr- ■>*’4»^? 1 2 »i rn I w»>ndrf ■ ew ha frela e.'- iry advice when needed i Buford Circled Ihe bases and With Ki' h te«ultnf Ihr Following Miller closely rght afli'r the C .S Oix'ii in the Brixiklyn IVxlgers in 1936, A A n.T E R S WANT ROOM cord In a few weeks-when I 6\ . falling three times to make The British, xvho started as thlr mw garr.*- !n < **rv< ’ .'.d i* idpuati g your Rlance ft.»r lie hrKl ii t\vo >ln»k4' leatj over / Afipr his May al Glen Haven, tox.i hed home sllhcnjgh he was ICAMTnrT) k with the Maryland F.D1NBUROH. ScoUand (API underdogs, are nerw favorites to 'I* Uatrnr*J Uj thr gam*- m piUrhrr* '961!. ■ Jacohs .-aid '1 haven't M\ .it'HI nicy .ir'i- Ti-,-vi­ go to Europe.”. ,8., Hon Clarke, xvteran dU- Yesterday’s Stars n ^ n e R a c in p he men'es on to the 1 'Conn Slalt'r iind Klynn. It was Mil­ W ith jumpers soaring .ilrher, win the title alfi sdy oxit The run was al- dko. " he r .iid. br- ( w« I'd ilao like to ac« aociir of played well miuf June of that no, w)i.» l.'ok .1 ('(ulMc Ixigi'V .- \ Shnix- of Immortal.s Wixine.iday John Cqrlos has fOund soms tance runner from AustnUla coaches clinic MonAJly wtl' Ud Utft ler’s flr»t time In victory lane. yxjle vaulting has taken on sMie BATTING—Tony Gonzalez. HINSDALE. N H lAP) knxfd to stand as the Red Ho* f'xuldn'l grt n».k»*^a Tt,s4t waa th#jKt Ntifttlofvtj I.^AgU4f pitrhrm ycit. My game was a little Kid on the tiiial hole fi»r .( 71: Gneri n'gbt He Is a native of Odenton competition In Ivory Crockett, won the 10,000 m rten In 28:36.4. According to reports, there jjoiiiirjn m tfw- Twi iJgta \or>p Going Into hut lilghl’s’ races, Md. lidded hazards. ^ A lio a end and defender. Braves, -hammered s grand Dave Marsh.3ll won his .,eco»id The Sew York .Met.- will have fai.e.: to tag either thjrd or th« gflrnr tn wtu-A. fUj^rn I Vs* brv'ft rifswjing and hearing .voq can tell when it's ha| tx' i- .lonc.M, 69. li.ivo SI(X ktoii. 70; Karl Solb of Kansas won the are still s few openings for the MfjndAv whm • Ihry/ W J.' •tAnci«« s. ss4 . . ■-..•as ts SO-Lar NMiirUd Pcatviv Stevens led the tru,ck m |>olnts Vsulters at a track meet near Cnrlos.\ who suffored a rare slam homer In the fliut game victory ot the night driving Rob- to wait unjll M.iy 27 to fa e the home after play was resumed had a l>r»>kff; *Hdn t • 6 ii.-L h ab»A«i* guya like .Hi>ti in r going I'lto the Open. IXMii It (i-.im. 70; Uni Graham, J' shot put at 64-8. 4M I V with 222, followed by Ray Mil­ here walked ixit after ihe organ- defeat ■ to Oockett tn the lOO- and a two-run shot tn the nlght- job to a trlumt>h in the featured Son Diego Padres Thst's when third and fourth period ses- Buford was credited ix-tUi a alp Nfi*' w'mi* *jri» *1 i # want t/> pL'*4y ^ big I^’ Tom .•Uavrr ■’ 83 Oftftt To Start ' I .was clialnii in of the limi - 73. .iml G.'oritc Boutcii, 70. IdiHt IS ig iit's rne u.s. men led in trUngu- (uip as AUsots swept flan Dieso they meet in the f^rst of^ two it thej camp ^le and s run batted In, p rr# Xhe Hrtjttkm I'VtjY ler, 154; Don F'lynn 130; Fred lie n refused to meet their com- yard dash at the Amateur Ath- rvrtrw us4tK *1 • - a— ^ j pace at Hinsdale Racexray Fri­ dtan fah I Mill * /w thnfrn H.Chaa w*,v4drr-e e.mteii! on with ,i (i9 de pile hi^nt 414 for the Soxiets and 2»4 for Late Model TlRor Rjmcm and BUI Slater lit points in Saldtvju-. t'27>.,. . Mexico, out- area and a .strong crosasztnd eral weeks ago. best .Crockett at PITCHING—Frits Peterson. the nrile In 2 .06 2 5 and paid Mets first play in Son I'lego on .Stcjcz. iolffv -^oa *f.en: over $200 we gert one run c^t ot i* .7 Balll v n l‘k/1 O 3 * 2 [ waa diaappcxi.'-.t^ Tt’wrv < aWy .'■-’o D.f AU-iilar team \ Chib- With Illy game going h.id, th.il lie e.i'hxi Oie 'ivoi.si Tve .si-en the Cbmmunweath. U.S. women m m i QwUifyinc Events (ximlixi Jtxse ia-gra. 127. Spain, Yankees, yteldad six hits azMl June 6.' rrallKin On h e / subways mort. Manager- Earl Weaver Morii^rty 3Ut IKf X 4 VO fttcr^el talgad it with Hajw fifth. ju.st helped It along " made it too dangerous to cphi- 100 meters in the U S-Ru.ssian- led wtth 34. to S3 for Ruasta and e i.4 0 ‘ •-Im -• I ve Iveeii leaving goK ' t o : jvte struck out rix>, pltchh* New Brlluh Commonwealth track IS for the Biitiah The U.S men i York post Washington 6-0. .V ’ ,( t- ■

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y . In Lake Michigan MANCHESTER EYEING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1969 PAGE THIRTEEN Mobllo Homos Business Bodies Sunken Ship, Circa 1840, . BuiMhig— ' Pointing— Poporing 21 Help Wotitod Hdp Wontad ■ Help Wanted— Mak 36 Troilers— Contracting 14 EDWARD R. BRICE—Painting, Fomalo 35 Fofneda 35 AETNA PROMOTIONS ■secretar^ln 1959. He lives at Being R eaped for SuHacing CLASSIFIED (JUSTOM craft cabinets, vani­ exterior and interior Papers TOY ft GIFT PARTY PLAN 59 Ar<^ia Dr., 1967 SHASTA 17’ Astro-fllte hanging. (JelUhgs, etc. Instuwd. OSficer promotloruH involving' ties, rec rooms, bars, etd. De­ Our new line now available—If By WIEUAM E. SCHEIE "It takes a certain kind of div­ trailer, aelf-contalned. 649-9147. 649-1001. two Manchester men have been Dr./Kell.sey, a graduate of signed and made to your needs. you are Interested in becoming DEPARTMENT B.a.tcs College w ith m edical de-. Asaociated Press Writer er to bury Mrnsell in the mud," Plastic laminating, what would MACHINISTS ^ announced by •'Aetna L/ife & CAMPERS tor sale rent. B. MAGOW AN JR. & Sons, a Dealer, or haring a party In from Boston and Bayilor EGG HARBOR, Wls. (AP) — Hoffman said. "You get down ADVERTISING you like covered? 649-7581. ^ L A N A G E R Richens Trailer Sales. Somers interior and exterior painting, your home, call or write "San­ Second Shift CJasualty. hiversitiea, Joined ^.A€faia In A two-masted sailing ship half- inside the ship where you can’t CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS HARDWARE DEPT Rd., Route 190, Stafford CEMENT WORK — No Job too paper hanging. Thirty years ta’s Toy Parties Inc., "Avon, Gerard A. Gaudreau h.m been^ 1963. He was appointed ossi.s- buried in the muddy bottom of see." He added that a witmg Ftoll-tlme. move could get a diver lost in­ 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Springs, Conn. (3all 1-684-3287. small, sidewalks prefefred. experience, four generations. ^ Conn., 06001. Telephone 1-873- advanced to secretary, compe tant .surgical dl^>c,tor the fol­ Lake Michigan since the Cl'vil 3455 f Apply In person side the hulk of the vessel. Camel Trailers, thiee models. c a ll 742-9791. < Free estimates, fully insured. LATHE AND lowing yeaf. He d.s a fellow of War is being readied for a re­ 643-7361, 164 Oak Street. the ^therican Academy of Or­ turn to the surface—perhaps to The men work in foam rubber COPY C L O ^ G TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. FTesent this ad for free spare ------/ ------suits with air tanks and battery tire and wheel on purchtise of WES ROBBINS Carpentry re­ W. T. GRANT BRIDGEPORT MEN.X thopedic Surgeons and o. mem­ sail the Great Lakes again. 4:30 PJW. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION BWdHTER Homes — Painting, packs attached to their backs. O asis 2 o r O asis 3, trailer, modeling specialisL Additions, ber of Hhe American Board of Frank Hoffman, a scuba-div- Deadline for Saturday and Monday Is 4:30 p.m. Friday rec rooms, dormers, porches, decorating, papering, interior DICTAPHONE Manchester Shopping Parkade Orthopedic Surgery. Dr. Kell- Ing tavern owner, is the leader 'Ihe floodlights, however, are of d'dring month of July. ind extenor Flilly Insured. Some Openingr*/^ little help and most of the work cabinets, formica, built - Ins. , .sey lives at 99 Pond Lane. of a band of amateur divers bathroom s, kitchens. 649-3446 / CaU John D rever, ' 872-4155, 875- First Shift hoping to lift the vessel from has been done by touch. PLEASE READ YOUR AD 1834. ^ TYPIST HAIRDRESSERS wanted, port- 'The men have brought several Motorcycles— (X>MPLETES (XHIRSE her berth by next week. ClMsIfled or "Want Ads- are taken over the phone as a DORMERS, garages, oorch^s, • lime or full-time. Apply Mi^lc NICK TaAPATSARIS Painting Local'Tepulable roncem ex- Peter R. Merson, 51 Scott Dr., The ^Ip, firmly wedged in artifacts up from the ship and convenience. The advertiser should read his ^ F-ma’r Bicycles 11 rec rooms, room additions, PART TI^rE 9 A. M. TO M irror. 757 M ain St.. M anches­ most were turned over to Green t.'onlractor — Exterior and In­ ' landing operations. Air- Vernon, has completed a two- the mud 114 feet below the sur­ IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time kitchens, add-a-Ievels, robflng, 1 P.M. ter. 643-2449. Bay’s museum. BICYCLES—new and used. Re­ terior. Reasonable rates. Free X^outlltlonecl, excellent oppor­ year course of the Life Under­ face of Green Bay, was discov­ next Insertion The Herald Is responsible for o^y ONE to® siding, general repairs. Quality To get the sh^ ready to come correct or omitted Insertion for anv adverMsement pairs on all makes. Open dally estimates. (?all 643-1731. tunity tor advancement. Call writing Training Council, ac- ered in N ovem ber 1967 by Hoff­ workmanship. Financing avail­ 5 DAYS—20 HOURS to the surface, diving teams cut only to tte extent of a "make good’-“insertw^Error^ w S ^ 9-6:30. M anchester Cycle Shop. H«lp Wantod— Mak 36 526-2903, ask for George coivling to an announcement by man when he went down to try able. Economy Builders. Inc., WEEKLY small tunnels under the Mireck do not leMen the value of the advertisement will be 182 West Middle Tpke.. NAME YOUR own price. Paint­ Undon. All replies strtctlv and free a fisherman’s tangled 643-8159, 872-0647 evenings. ing, paper hanging, paper re­ 4 CABINET m ak er wUl), super­ the Council's Washington, D.C., and ran hea'vy cables under its corrected by "make good” Insertion. 649-2098 This progressive muMi-llne confidential bureau. Merson will receive an nets. moval. ceilings. Guaranteed visory experience. '^Excellent hujl. They will be brought to the DORMERS, add a level, room Insunuice rompony has The ship, except for broken 1963 TR-6-R. 11,000 m iles, som e award, foi^mnl preserrtatlon of surface and attached to wliKhes additions, garages, roofing, workmanship. Prompt service, opened a branch to Manches­ opportunity, Dlsplaycraft, spars, is intact and Hoffman (Rockville, Toll Free) chrome. Good running condi­ M anchester. 643-9657. which will be made l.ater this on-a salvage barge, forming a siding, porches. Complete satisfaction guaranteed. 647- ter. Pleasant utirklng condi­ says he hopes It can sail again. tion. C all 643-0406, 5-7 p.m . 9564. year by the Hartforri Life Un­ huge imderwater basket. 643-2711 home remodeling. Financing tions and full participation derwriters’ Association. Although he declines to reveal 875-3136 the Identity of the ship imtil It is The ship will then be lilted available. (3all Royal Custom EXTERIOR and interior paint­ In liberal employe benefits PRODUCTION LATHE MACHINISTS.—Bridgeport and has been on associate brought to the surface, Hoffman from the bottom and, while rtlll BuUders, 646-3434. ing and siding. Free estimates. program, ('all before 1 p m. lathe oj'eriilors, aircraft exper­ lime lAfe Insurance MOTORCYCLE BSA, 1968, very says it was built around 1840 In the steel basket under the low m ileage. Coll 875-2045. Call 649-4391. (or appointment. AND imental only. Top ptiy for to REMA (instruction Co. A ltera­ and went to the bottom around barge, carried to shallow water Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? personnel. ^11 benefits. Apply tions, remodeling, additions, 1884, ap p aren tly the ■victim of a and set down. There the cables 1968 HONDA, CB-360, $650. CONTRACJTOR — Interior, ex­ MR. JOHN DALONE MILLING HANDS In i>erson, Rolo Machine Co../ repairs. Free estimates. Call storm . from one side of the wreck will Call a fte r 6 p.m ., 643-2064. terior painting, paper hanging. (203) 6(9-5301 Machinery building cxjvr- Inc., 85 Elm St , Mancheste)! It was, he says, a 240-ton car­ 24-Hour Answering Service 649-8690. Discount on wallpaper. Call Gerard A. Gaudreau be transferred to another barge tonre neer, lx>th in the man and his men have been div­ the suilace, the hull will be No answer at the telephone listed? Simply caU the ings, attics finished. rec Free estimates. Workmanship SL, Manchester. ing into the murky water, where COMPANIES claim department. pumped out and, hopefully, the 1969 HONDA, 65 cc. good buy, rooms formica, ceramic. Oth­ guaranteed. Fully Insured. 643 the temperature ranges between vessel will float. 164 E. Center St., METRONICS INC. ELECTRICIAN /Jounw'yman Gaudreau, a graduaUr of As­ like new condition. 1-429-0337. er related work. No Job too 9(M3, 64941326. 36 and 40 degrees and where the "We’d like to^ee her sail the COWARDS 640 H illiard St . ami cxiH'rteiK'.s/heljaT Top sumption College with a law small. Dan Moran. Builder Manchester, Conn. slightest movement stirs ■ up Great Lakes again,” said Hoff­ E>venlngs 649-8880. PAINTING — Interior and ex­ M anchciitor, (*oim. wages with liyhefU.i. Calf 1*'- degree from Bostrm Callege, ANSWERING SERVICE 1967 TRIU M PH 600 cc's, $600. clouds of silt. I m an. terior, very reasonable, froe HAIRDRESSERS wanted for tween H n.m /al 5 p.m . Rob- Jodned Aetna in 1949. He serv­ Call 643-0763. NEWTON H SMITH & SON- estimates. (Jail Richard expanding salon. Guaranteed ert.i EleotrlC (to.. 644-2421 ed OB an attorney jind superin­ Remodellng. repairing, addi­ /- Manchester plant and become Maitin, 6439283, 6434411 ■alary plus commission. Call tendent in the claim department ing used by the National Aeitv 649-0500 875-2519 > 1965 BONNEVILLE 650 cc’s", tions, rec rooms, garaget (Herald photo by Pbito) plant manager. Joseph Borrow Petite Beerlfm-e or UlUIKJEl'OUT MSC's Information Systems Business Servicos rage. rec rooms, bathrooms iiwured Free estimates. (Jail sition. Must have good typing trade school toickgrxHind. Division is using a Gerber 622 tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce­ Fifteen Burned, 196C CORVAIR—4-i]oor sedan, 649-9658, If no nimwcr. 643-6362. ability, experience preferred. Must b«' able to rend blue­ (En g i n e i -a t h e Pilgrim Mills Opens in New Qnarters system for communications Offered 13 ment work, cellar floors, pa­ H E R A LD automatic transmission. De­ Diversified and challenging prints, mica. G-nskl. Builder. 649-4291. dal rates for people over 66 Potor R. Merson location this week, opening a side for too cars. brtdail fabrics highlighted by a know they are loyal to the BOX LETTERS Call after 3 p.m ., 647-1769. cutting, pruning, trimming. Institute, South Windsor. Call right man with fast growing is being used by the Mapping Lota cleared. Reasonable. Free Coll my competitors, then call i-ompany. Evening or 8atdr Top men only Air fasl- large new store at 434 Oakland The Womari's World Shopping mannequin In bridal attire, so store which supplies all their In Explosion HALLMARK Building Com­ Mrs. Weir, 289-4323 between 9 Agency, Inc., and G.T. IsiBonne Sciences Laboratory tor plotting me. BsUraates given. 6437863 day Interviews iirnii) ^ d growtng, nlrvrafl [mits. Job Center will feature services ex­ thnl purchasers will have -some sewing needs.” For Your I960 G'TO, 2-door, 3-spaed, ex­ estim ates. Insured. 289-8720. pany—tor home Improvement, and 6 p.m. / 4 and Assoc.latcs, Inc., since 1965, St. 'For ten years. Pilgrim Milts displays used in support of the ADA, Mich. (AP) — Fifteen cellent condition, low mileage. Overtime available shop Top wages, heavy clusively for the female pur- Idea how the gown will Icmk Shenkman has been engaged additions, rec rooms, garages, having entered the Irmurance was la noted area fabric, c;enter Mission Control Center. persons were injured In a fire at Information Call S lutter 643-0826. LAWNS maintained. Rubbish CLERK - TYPIS'T” Accounts overtime and full ctun|*uiy (thaser. In-sldc; Pilgrim M ilts will when completed. in th -2 retail fabric bustness for roofing. gutiera. Free esti­ Floor Rnishing 24 buslness ln 1(|69. In the LaBonne an Amway Corp. plant late Fri­ taken to the dump. Odd Jobs. Receivable Dc|>t. lig h t book­ benefits 1‘lease a|i$i|y In locaLted on H artfoni IM. In the bo displayed m ore thim 500,000 Throughout the store are dis­ many years, operating stores In 'THE HERALD wlU not mates, all work guaranteed. firms’ pro- 24f) PRESTIGE PARK RD. ogy and the UCkinn School of ter. « eonneiting roads from Rock­ of the Hartford general office. nearby Grand Rapids were that TREE SERVICE (Soucler) A-Level Dormer Coro., c289- TOOL AND GAGE ciovers with material chosen president of Pilgrim Mills. “In p\y/In jierson. IstStrnda Res- Insurance Program. The new building covers 10,- ville, Vernon, South Windsor The Centurion Award is for 12 persons were believed Enclose your reply to 1966 FORD 2-door custom. 428 Trees cut, building lots clear­ 0449 Bonds—-Stocks freim a large sehsctlon of .suit­ thc! ten years we have been In Uiurnnt. 699 M ato Rt EAST HARTFORD He Is pro(rentIy advisor to the 000 square feet of spiu’e. Its and Glastonbury (Rt. 83). The demonstratli^ professional skill trapped and 21 injured. the box in an envelope — automatic; heavy duty every­ ed, trees topped. Got a tree Mortgages 27 MAKERI^ able fabrics. Those who do not Manchester, we have talked CONN, Vernon Toen Center, servwl on ultni mcxlom design features an second Pilgrim Mills Fabric De- in handling Insurance protection Halliday said all persons were address to the Classified thing. Runs very very good. problem? Well worth phone N. J. L)iF1amme — Carpenter w ant to .sew th eir own will ap- with thou-sands of Women who partn;ent Store is scheduled for MORTGAGES, loans, first, sec-, tile PTO, and has been ocllve In imusual arched entrance de- for more than 100 clients during accounted for. Four persons Manager, Manchester Reason for selling, college ex­ call, 742-8252 contractor. Additions, t emodel- ijBles, overtime, all proelato the large eu-stexm drap­ .sow. We know the fabrics they a late July opening In Orange, Evening Herald, together ond, third, all kinds, realty/ IMMEDIATE OPENINGS otlier eoimmlty affairs In Ver­ a year. Doyle led the office in were reported In critical condi­ penses. 872-4188. Ing and repairs. Call snytlrlie Us. pn>fU (a-n comted by suspended bubble ery and .sllpc-over depiLrtment. want; wo know the problems with a memo listing the statewide. Ci'edlt rating Dr. David C. KoHaey non. Corm. health Insurance sales in 1968 tion. YOU A RE A-1, tiuck Is A-l' to r free estim ates. 876-1642. FOR lights. There Is air‘eondltlonlng companies you do NOT necessary, reasonable; ('ofifl- on. alr-isMidltluniHl Uiuler a s w ell a s 1967. Flames roared through the HANDSOME 4-door dark green Cellars, attics, ysirds, drivs- new management want to see your letter. dentlol, quick Brrangein«ts. •CLERK TYPIST COLT'S REPRESENTATIVE St. bobween Gleason'and Bea, the recent merger of Iona Into aerosol department of the firm, 1965 Lincoln Continental con­ ways sealed and small truck­ A native of Hartford, he Join­ Your - letter will be de­ Paving— Driveways 14-A Al'vln Lundy Agency. 6OT-7971, Eugene C. t;hrz has been oon SLs. It consists of 51 apart- the General Signal Co., of New which packages cleaning chemi­ vertible. Driven only $3,000 ing done A-l right. Coll Tre- •SECRETARY TO ' ed th e com pany in 1968. H e is stroyed If the advertiser 983 Main Street, l;^arUora. Eve­ LUNCHEONEHE , named sale.s representative and rn'cnt units, both one- and 2- York. a 1969 graduate of the Unltrer- cals. Twenty-eight persons were Is one you’ve mentioned, miles by original physician m ono Trucking Service toll- DRIVEWAYS Sealed — This Is PRINCIPAL MANCHESTER TOOL & free. 742-9487. nings, 233-6879. marketing assistant at the bidroom town hou-se.s and flats, The magazine is a monthly, slty of Hartford. in the area at the time. ff not It wll) be handled owner. Original cost $7,000. the time to restore the life and DESIGN INC. M A N A 8 E R Sacrifice at $2,200. Call 649- •OFFICE SECRCTAia^ Small Anns Division of Colt In­ and features alrcondttloning, news magazine for New Eng­ The blaze began about 11 p.m. in the usual manner. appearance of your driveway.' SECJOND MORTGAGE -1 Un­ dustries. The appointment,, 2838. R. F. (X)NSTRU<7nON — Ex- ISO H a rtfo n i R<1 . M an ch e« ter Hotary Flu* Bonus cuithcdral ceilings, garage.s, land business men. ATTEND CONFERENCE M ore th an 100 fire m e n brought cavating, landscaping and pav­ For- free estimate, call 742- limited funds ava^ble (or sec­ which became effective July 1, Full (’ont|suiy Benefits oarpotlng, appliances and . Eleven members at the staff it under control about two houre 1964 PLYMOUTH Valiant, 4- ing, contracting. Gravel. flU 9487. ond mortgagee, / payments to OAK HILL SCll)t^)L was omiounccd by Delburt B. ullllties. The Brx>wti.stone a p a rt­ BANK MANAGER late r. suit your buwet. Expedient of the Manchester office of door. Excellent condition. and loam. Septic tank repairs Call 242-2274 fop applicH- LATHE o|M>ralor. VertIrnI tu r­ . , Apply ments will also be a'voUahle for D. Paul Lamont has been Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. The cause of the explosion Lost and Found 1 Snow tires, am-(m radio. $600 Call 875-7216 evenings, 872-6072 seralcc. J. D /R e a lty , 643-6129 ret lathe operators, ilsrdlnge occupancy beginning Aug. 1. named manager of the W. Mid­ was not immediately known. Roofing— Siding 16 tion. / were In Grossonger, N.Y. Tues­ FOUND — Siamese cat without firm. Call after 5, 643-9871. days. rhucker operator. First claos W. T. BRANT Thfc builder and g e n era l can- dle Tpke. branch of the Hart­ / day for a business conference collar, vicinity of Wethercll St.. ROOFING and Roof Repair Business/Opportunify 28 / Inspector, capable of first I’ARHADE tractor tor the Brownsitone ford National Bank. with officials of the company 1961 JEEP station wagon, 6 SHARPENING Service — Saws Call 649-8912. (touglln Roofing Co.. Inc., 643- HOUSEWIFE to answer phone piece Inspection, etc Hourly Apartments Is Gardner Chap- Lamont, assistant vice presl- at the Grossinger Hotel. Venice Keeps cylinder, 4-whecl drive, $600. knives, aces, shears,^ skates 7707. W antad— rates up to |4 28 per hour. Unl- An Equal UpportioUty mtin of Ellington. 649-2297 afte r 6. rotary blades. Quich' service at home inp selling). Write Em ployer Those attending the meotlng LOST —German Shepherd fe­ venwl Machine (to,. 41 (Impel Capitol Equipment (to., 3t BIDIVELL Home Improvement PACKAGE STORE ^ ttovrn New E n g ir d A|>]>Ilance, 119 were manager Raymond Dampf Her Gondoliers male dog, black and tan 1963 MERCURY’ convertible. try. J Good growth potential. Ht.., M anchnater. 648-0333. .FOINS DILIAIN’S Main St., Manchester. Houn Oo. E x p ert Installation of Anne Bt., Jlartfo rd . of Glastonbury, Walter Ford of Nrmed Heidi. Call 643-5402. Automatic transmission, call Buying also available. De- dally 7:30-5, Thursday. 7:30-9 aluminum siding, gutters and Jerry Morel ha.s Joined Dil- Manchester, Eli HaJJar of Ver­ VENIC3E, Italy (AP) — G rip­ 649-9397. lidis call ownrr-ttgent, 742- S atu rd ay 7:30-4. 0U-796S. trim. Roofing installation and llon Sale-s & Service, Ine., lus non, Robert LeBlenc of Newing­ ing gondoliera who threatened 234 , 742-8550. Announjcements 2 1963 FDRD Falrlane, 4-door repairs. 649-6493, 376-9109. DEMONSTRATORS u.sed Oar mamiger. Announce­ ton, Frank Little of Glastonbury, to move to Italy’s northern LAWN MOWERS sharpened standard, very good condition, m ent 1.S made by Ji Stewart Alexander McCaffrey, of Eaait lakes because Venetian "goldola EXPERIENCED Jazz band, and repaired. Engine tune-up. RfXJF’iNQ, aluminum sMlng,/ very clean. 289-5630. Johnston, pre.ddenl of Dillon’s. Hartford, Paul Peoples of East borons" were robbing them available for any social event. Picked up and delivered. 649- gutters, carpenter work, Help Wonrad (jiiitnuUtMH) IlHO In toy« im d Moni lijis bnn . 067M your old fur coat. These items hydrom allc. 644-0698. % remodeling and rW rooms. ______.. BR IEF’S Cortfervation of the (Jondola and STEF'S, sidewalks, stone walls; / the Protection of the Gondolier” eu-e hot this time of year. Shop Free esUmates., R./Dion, 643- ■ ■ / JOBS fireplaces, flagstone terraces. MadewfeU Company, Inc., closed Monday and Saturday 4352. / to handle their complaints. All concrete repairs, both In­ Frsiningham, Mass, a design­ during July and August. 1963 VOLKSWAGEN. gO(x] con­ er and producer of exhibit sales This canal city h as 500 gondo­ dition. Call 649-5013 , 649-2412, side and outside railings. I^and KEYPUNCH OPER ATOR AT E u g e ^ V. (’hr* liers and thetr number U slowly •scaping. Reasonably priced. promotion materials, has open­ Roofing and New and nuxlern computer Inetallation Ideal working con ed a new plant, at 185 Adams dwindling. The boats are owned Call 643 0851 Chimnayt 16-A SImrb, miinnger of commercial i by "gondola barons”—men who Porsonols 1965 PONTIAC Tempest, excel­ ditlonn with excollenl fringe beneflU. sales. ' St., Manchester. The new take a 10 per cent cut and let lent condition. Call 646-4076. BRKJK, block and stone work. ROOFING — Specializing re In his new poHltlon, Chrz will facility will provide total pro­ NOEL Adair Dry Skin Foot Ground floor (/{ ortunlly Muiet be exi>ertenced and able to the gondoliers do the rowing. Brick walls, patios, outd(x>r-ln- pairing robfs of all kinds, new conduct market and sales duction and storage aervlqes for (Jrome, lubricant for callouses, train other*. Recently gondoliers besieged door fireplaces, sidewalks, roofs, gutter work, chimneys analyses at Colt’s Hartford Of­ D. Paul laimont the expanding Trade Show\poi‘- city hall, complaining: i’We hard skin, rough dry heels, Trucks— ^Iroctors S chimneys. FYee estimates. cleansd and repaired. y ears' BRAND- REX 80 fice ami will assist In coordinat­ tion of Madewell’s operations. have to support two families— logs. Soothes, softens tired D om enic M orrone, 649-1604. experisnee. Free ssUmates ing the field ncUvttles of Colt’s. deni, Joined Hartford National Connie Anpino will relocate feet. Quinn’s Pharmacy. 873 1963 F'ORD Econoline panel COEONIAL BOARD CO. In I960 n.s a '*meniber of the from the Framingham to thO . lakes of Guards or Mesurina. 64.3 5305, Sharpoll, 585 Adams, stationed at the United t4lates t-y, .20 years experience. Free manager. In 1968 he was made 1968 (CHEVROLET plck-up 8’ St , Manchester, Oonn. Army Weajxms Command, CM MARfjUAkA NEED CAR? Oedlt very bad? estimates. (Jail Roy Kanehl. DESIRE responsible woman to an imsistant vice president of CAO^i ■ body. West (toast mirrors, ltdek rsiuiul, 111., he served as Bankrupt, repossession? Hon­ cleacance lamps, Tonneau cov­ ARE YOU pajhng for valet iM.l-oSSS after 6 p m care (or 4 inontha-oid baby In the W. Middle Tpke branch. .MEn 'Tal lliU tii Color TV Abounds military proJe,et ctH>rdinator Je rry Mor«'l est Douglas accepts , lowest er, radio, 16" wh,eels, heavy , aervlc* to pick-up your rub­ KEYPUNCH OPERATOR her borne. Monday Friday, MEN and WOMEN | and project itlanager of the A graduate of Loomis In- NEW YORK (AP) -- About down, smallest payments, any­ duty springs. V-8, hltclt, excel­ bish and not g ettin g '.t. If so 7.&. Hartford ltd area ('ail' ford iiriM. 12 m .n'vvice and 5 Rifles Office. - stlUite and I-a(ayctte (.ollege, 20.9 million A m erican house­ where. Not small loan finance lent condition. Call 643-1281. call 647-9625. M anchest'ir R ub­ Mimnory, M6-0764 ■t'' in saltM. he is presently working towards -company 'plan. Douglas Mo­ 2nd SHIFT — 4 lo 12 3rd SHIFT — 12 w I I ’hrz ts a native of AiLstiti, holds had color television as of bish. For commercial and - Opting for J. Drofsmaking 19 I'ltODUfjnON aaMmiblers lo ­ Minn, and a ,1965 graduate of 1 If ,diM in l\)llaiul witlr his tils .MBA at tin: University of July 1. the National Broadcast­ tors, 346 Main. hounehold. P.8. Thanks to" our Alph/i-Nuinfrlu IHM . kr'y- cal errmpany haa >ul igUfl Mankato State College where, wi(f and'lliriv children, i.s a Connecticut. ing Co. said Friday. 'I’hls was FTVETON 1962 Chevrolet, msny customers for standing DRESSMAKING ~ snd alter* to* wf*rk fu]UUn»r 1968 BUKJK R ivera. Air-condl- tor ajpwmbly of email 4k STARTING RATES — Up to S2.S4 par hoar he was a member of I’hl Delta N.tyy veteran, aiM active In the He lives with his wife, Pa­ 36.5 per cent of all homes hav­ stake body, 55,000 o rig in ^ by while we were making our tlons. zipper* replaced etr ♦likyfi ' <'ornfmny off#TJi rx- Ooning. Ctoet $5.1600. Any rea­ apiJ’sncea Apply -Iona Mfg Theta Kratendly His other af- .\me.rte.in la-gam. UiH-kvd'e tricia. at 77 Woodland uv., Wap- D, ing television. It said. mlle.i. $695. CaU 643-5123. change. (Jali 649-Ull wngrM luid working ping. sonable offer will be accepted. Co Kegera 8t flllation.i include niembi*rshi(vi Elk.-r, Italian American Chib NBC said its estimate came (pndiUonE ^Vynvrnlrnt frr*- ★ TOP RAn OF JOB ON THE MONDAY^ 643-9666. CUSTOM made bridal gown* of IMil DiiUn T heta E raternlty. ,nul I'olisli American Club. from quarterly figures released parking, tn f>tAn4 and formats Reasonable DENTAL aaslatant - buslnaoe FOLLOWING COMPLETION OF 30 DAY Ills other affiltallons include S E R \-E I) ON FA C rL T Y by Advertising Research Foun- igo-) CADILLAC 4-door New Trallors— ■'»nd Housohold Sorvkos Please call 643 1264. eecreUry Experience ' pre­ PROBATIONARY PERIOD m em bershlp.i in . the .Amiiteiuv' .'i- AlhVRTMENTS .SOU) Everett J Livesey of Vernon datlonT-Census Report, based paint, no rust. Rebuilt trans­ Mobik Homos fr*A fit* AppJ) . ferred. will train Typing es­ lYaiwhooUng Assis inllon. the Ttie Ci est. .•\partmcnls ai 571-' Rd , Bolton, president of the on color set productio.i, sales mission and motor. Good tires. Offortd 13*A sential. ahorthsnd desirable. Savings Bank of Manchester, NallonnI Rifle As.soclaUon. iuul 583 Hartford Rd. wen- .-x>M and Inventories. *460. CaU 742-8888. VACATION Vehicles — An­ REtVEAViNG of burns, moth- Moving— 1 racking— Write Box "K", Manchssrter ★ LIBERAL OVERTIME WORK has retii'rned fr^iii Brown Uni­ Vf7. IN A PtiCiu'Aji the Cedar Valley. I'onserx’atlon W ediu-txlay for $308,0(X) by The latest figure represents nouncing your new Holiday holes. zippers repaired. Win­ Herald versity. where h'e served on the PfOPtt AiARiJuANA CM 1963 (X)MET. 4-door. 6 cylinder, Storag* 20 FIRST NATIONAL Club. CluirUvi GUI to GenenU Equi- an Increase of nearly five mil­ dealer. Rectown USA has a dow idutdes made to measure, Chrz re.ililes wilh hi.i wife. faculty of the Graduate School CAJit A P»Vfir4:4. automatic, good second car. (jjmplete Holiday Une of sto h p:s in c .z ( 'I.KHK 1'n.rf-eas m all, Zerox ■ k EXCELLENT WORKING CONDITIONS tle.1 , lui area txddlng i.\»m$xuiy lion color TV sets In 'he hom< all aze Venetian bllnda. Keys MANfJHESTER Dcllvery-llghl CUfford On}iain St reet 45 Years Diana, at 39 I'owney Dr of Savings Banking. This Is a Hm HK 9iv«» K«lpfui mlofTn«t>on Call 742-9676, » . Rambler. Holiday Travelers, Ing dupUratIng High s< ho>J liCiuled by Burr R Carlson of It It not mtiModtoboof «(li*9nottK natixo ovei the past 12 months. NBC mads while you wait. Tape re­ frucklitf and package delivery •’It’s stlfl the nicc.it .Main SI graduate course offered to Holiday Vacationists ahd Holi­ PARK & OAKLA.N I) graduate. *7(, Isiuri. fringe .\ .shopping list III I'llttoiil'a m scliiHilers Ills graduates. He Storns said. ANTIQUE 1923 Buick, original corders for rent. Marlow’s. 867 Refrigerators, washers and k JOR SECURITY the ;ii>'.M might have looked like I.K.ASlMi .MiENT banking executives each sum- day pick-up campers. Avail­ AVENCES l>er.ef|U Call. 64*&*S1 In thc country." has provided caps and gtiwns Theix- iuv 22 touTilxxiae uruLs chassis, spoke wheels, looks Mom St.. 649-6221 stove moytng, specialty Fold this Uire.i- .suits al f35 eaeh, r C J Coiniun of J D. Itoal nper able for Immediate delivery. ■Thiit’s how Earle I’llffonl for 'I.") gradiialing classes in the twx< buildiiigN ealled Civst like StuU Bearcat. Cash offer. mg chairs for rent 646-07112 EA.ST HAUTFOP.I) Enjoy (jtir many employe Iietiefit* including: Group $10,’). two coals at $;t5 „each, E s ta h ' A.-»s.'Ciiites. Inc , 618 C en­ IJvesey is chairman of the. If you’re the discriminating feels a fte r 45 y ears a.i a Inisi- The shop h iu i beiMiiie an all .■\,$xihmem.s. T h ey h a v e k ib h - C oventry 742-6520 after 5 p m TWO HANDYMEN want s .NURBE'8 AID wanted. It to 7 Health Insurunce with .Major .Mwliciil for you and $70. three hats at $5 each,. $15; ter St.. aiUKHincesaHkU tlu- finn committee on education -and buyer these units are design­ men'., shop. tiMllevs no longer en apphaiH-es. e.irpeling, air or weekend. variety of Jobe by day or hour. II.m shirt Call M64816 nesH m an on M iuicln-stcr's .Mam tliree I'air o( ^I'lioes at' $7 em h. li.is Ix'im .-iclccfvd ti> iH- the e.v management development of ed and built for you. Trades ■ all di'isTiderit-, Paid Holiday.*, Paid \'.i. atii/n.i, Pell- pass by the fiMiil window, and ixxxktaxitng nixl private i-el- R easonable. Coll 643-6306, 643 St. $21$21. . 12 shirtsshirt-i' at $2 carli. $24; Hie N ational As.-xK-iatlon of Mu- welcomed. Stop In and browse. Hie kniekers Earle has saved c lu s lif lea.-nng agvm.s A-r Dv\i la r .1 SPECIAL! 8292. On July 7, 1924, a.i a 17 year- I 'd; 1’.' ties dl $1 each. $12 To- tuai Saving.i Bank.i which has Rectown USA, Route 6. Willi- III Ills hasenu-nt are worth five IH'W MajK-hester aiviHiiieiit Jolui A rs-fjuattro of Ux- JD 1969 FDRD Mustang. Mach 1. 1 Move up and necure your joh with a le:iding manu- I old graduate of the South .Miui- tal:l$2l7. / resp,mslblllty for the educa­ m antlc. LIGHT TRUOdNO, bulk deliv­ Male or Fomalo times more tinlay than they ixm iplexos Heal E shite Oo., of 618 CV-ntel- Phone 649-9870. che.sler High, School, fllff.inl n lU II,/ Ka'rle \iHul 1^1?* iiite were wlie^ lie flr.it put them The first, Koyal,i.-\rms .Ajiirt- tional .and maixigement do- OIL PERMS ery, yards. atUca, cellars clean ■ focturer of insulated Aerospore. Electronics, Telo- 1 St . . neg»6lat,-d \^the -uile. O tll's IF SHOPPING the dlscour^ters Joined the boy's retail store of V lff Mary. inove(’|fv>Ut liSft Main, > oil .1 long \tline ago, metUs, .lyp Main 'St . Iwtwix-n yejopment, progranis tor all MFJJHANICS ^nightmare! ^^eed ed and removed. Also odd Jobe. I phone Wire and Cable: I a^tom t'y,w as EugxsH- K ^ y and h as ' tUrVied you off, why not Glemiey iliu) H ultinan at 917 SI iiml «el up .shi'p where IhV H enry aiid Cirv'Vo S is »x>tv«.'»fs iaVings. hoKks in , the United \ Conditions Hair for I960.’R am bler'1 Ran perfectly 644-8962 ' ^ ^ Eijrle would likel a vaeatloiV Gerx-nil Equities’ Hals Jc>tm Ri ' stop In al Rectown USA Your V CREDIT W i / I V I t L N Main St. When the two orlgiiial (>M ' South Matu'heHler l\'ost. Of- \iiow Ills la.it one |wa.i In Ili^S ivf , 2 7 ^ twwbedrxxim towtihixise States. He also sert-es aa chair­ until rear end vibrations. Will Mb'iiek. by>th of Mimchc«ten new legitimate camper center. 1 VISIT ouk E;MPU)YMENT flPFICE— ' 1 owpers spilt u|^ stiorlly tliet'e. flee uwetl to ,b»‘ \ \ man of the committee on pub­ ' 8 Summer Wear COLLEGE OR HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS when he went 'to I'ape Cod to a|kirtmentiJ'invliKlmg a full liiH- accept best offer If >ou tow We offer a complete line of after, Earle Clifford stayed on Mary died last December and Tix' Sartngs, Bank o( Miuk'1x\s- lic relatioivi and marketing of ri'ciiper^ite fiMm an eye o|H-ra.. of aiThiux',>s. heat and Ix-t from carport. 649-1757. motor homes, iravej trailers, TO ASSEMRLE TOYS with H ultm an. tie heeam e .sole CliUi'iril operates.his store alone ter i.-» hiUidling tlx- mortgage the Savings Bank.i’ Association DRAPERY CLERK I Open for your eonvenirnre—^londay through Fri- 1 t.ini. His-teacup isillei'lion lover water. wall.(,vw:dl ear)x-ting. pick up campers, tent trailers. owner In Ni)veinber 1938. for the first time sliue their of I'onrx-cticut..' 4iH) Clips ot various sizes, shapes l-nvate Ki.n-juenls, mxl D, S lliO We guarantee courteous stten- 7 A.M. lo 3 P.S1 ■ day H A M. to Noon and 1:15 1*.M. to 5:15 P..M.— 1 "Styles are going back to marriage ;t2 years ago There .SIJUTH <’IT EI) I960 RAMBLER 4-door, $100. DEPARTMENT and orlglnsi. tils membership. In Ivitlzs Tlx- o w n e r luxt ik-N-s-ilop- Uon- from one of our trained F«l er Fart-Tlmo 3 P.M. to 10 PJL ■ S atu rd ay 9 .V..M. to 1 P..M. 1 where they v^ere when J first has hern pari time help. of Tlus month'.i issue of New ROUE IN APOIJ.O U Coll 647-1166. the Klwanls Chili |33 yearsi er of Koyol Arms Ajvii-uncnts Any Tues., Wed. or Thurs. sales repreaentaUvea Our fa- 1 ' * 1 went Into the> bu.slness." he roiii'se, and Earle remenibiTs Ertgltuxler magaiine spotlights High ■ preclskMi- autom atic MANADER ShHn W il Rotot* Eock Wook EXCEPT— and. ot course, tin; jitore, keep is Jvilin W'o-dcix'k of \\'a(>(Xjig clliae* Include an indoor show- said as he 0 |>ened a m e n ’s fash­ fondly Hie many young men M am -hester m .uiiifacturer Wil- drifting systems built by the P'tdl Tim e FVll company benefits, steady liini happy and Im .i'y mlw. Rut Tlte a|Mrtnients will lx- .lyatl- rooqi. a parts and accesaory Fall C'ocnpmiy Bearfiti year or’/und work An e<|ual TboM Dotiring NH m O n ly ion cut(ilogue, circa 1936. There who worked' al, the store Earl liahi Slelth of Iona Manufactur­ Gerber Scientific Instrument L0\ FXY LAD^ BEAUTY SALON 1964 (JORVETTE-327 , 4-speed. kee[vs an eye out- for a al»K- A-r ocrtijxuicy Ix-giuning ing .department aa well as qual­ o^portunr.y employer A ^ y / they were, ascols, wide bolloin Hmmgh their liigh .seluxil years prospective young man \)ho he Co of South Windsor are play­ B e « offer. (JoU 643-0753. AfB*y 1 AMERICAN ENKA CORPORATION I .Aiig l- Die .-uiicle,' in the nmgasine's 390 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER ified service personnel. Trades 0 $ once. j ! pants, double breasted suits. All He calls thepi his "gradimtc.i ” , an tru/t and train UCtHkii- over ing a vital and continuing role T he .lesMlxi a jx irtm eix >\»ni- l'e^>ple m the News, section’, AUSTIN-FIEALY — 1963, 30p0 welcomed and we gladly ar- very moddlsh looking. He ean'al.io call a gtHsl num Chffoi’il'.s M en's .-itorc jlle ia ld ihinng the .Xpollq It lu n ar Isold- 6 4 9 - 7 6 p W. T. GRANT )ile.\, kix>wn lus 'th e Urv-wtish'iH- gives a • brief biographical, ing mtision. Blue, radio, heater. Tonneau. nutge ‘bank financing on a unit — 1 BRANO-REl DIVISION I The prlce.s weren't, however. ber more .Miuieliester high photo liy Silver I PARKADR K a g e C o . .Vlvirtments. Av.it«s.i On O.vkUuid sketch of Slelth, .uid announces I Two Gerber systems are be- ovSMrlve, new tires.- exhaust. of your -Choice. R em em ber at A ■ ■ wnxacANTir. coNNixTnriT 1 An Rqnal Opimrtadty W. T. GRANT CO. EbreoUent meehonicsl condl- Rectown USA. quaW dopant NEXT TO D u c o t N'T n » . N r r f M CO. E m p lejo r ktowSsmtev PaHade 1 A* 0 |i| mm Molly Ikivdoyer 1 tloo. Going to Vietnam. • Call cost. It pay*( We ar* located f lA'E HTIIEX.T — MANClUarTEB _ 643-9446. on" Route 6,, WllUman^.

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0* PAGE FOURTEEN. •4 • • ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1969 PAGE FTFTEEN Help Wanfed— Mole 36 Articles For Sole 45 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW Help Wanted— Mole 34 BT SHORTEN end WHIPPLI Olit of Town Land For Sole 71 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sole 72 MECHANIC — Part or full­ Out tif Town HELP wanted — full or part- FAN TASTIC savinsrs available \ki . . . > ^ ^ For Rent 66 COVENTRY — Scenic hideaway Sole 75 time. Sales oriented, .^pply 328 now on all 1969 model Zenith IIAGWkIE'/ AhIP AyOCAllV^ iT WAS Nliw USTTNO —TTuree family MANCHESTER —Centrally lo- ■ time. Apply in person. Hess JB uT OHCE THGV WERE HITCHED excellent tor summer retreat For Sole 75 Out of Town West Middle Tpke., Arrow radios,., storeos, and color TV's. 5TRICTL'/ A CA9E OF ^ LOVE OH THE LIM IT’S ' SNDOVER — 4-room apart- near center. Generous sized cated 5-unit income pnqierty. BERRY’S WORLD 3 i z - B i£ togetherness • Sltreb Tape Town. Service station. Broad St., !(^ent, heated, utilities includ­ or ,|UT estate. 12.6 acres with GLASTONBURY —Mlnnechaug We must make room for 1970 small spring fed lake, swim­ IhiUtl- ^ rooit Vacancies never a problem, BOLTON —Charming 6room Manchester, Conn. e d Also furnished 3-room rivate 1 I I A mg. Ebccellent tavestm ent Mid 40's. area. EbequUtte Ranch offers 3 center chimney Cape. Im­ EXPERIENCED hydraulic models now being Introduced. "AilKlli I'LL MAliE ItiEVER'/ BeS7,HOM'. KACKHEV.IARRAKGEP fORGrET IT! c an ’t l ming, fishing, unuinial offering apdtm ent. 742-7641. 742-7492. renev, grouj Wolverton Agimcy, Realtors, bedrooms, large flreplaced liv­ maculate four bedrooms, backhoe operator. Steady work. Stop In at our new showroom A GOOP GOLFER, WHAT FUH WE’LL HAVE TOR.ABABV-Sl7TER!r-i HAVE A HOBBV OF MV AUTOMOBILE,. at $28,(KX). H. M. Frechette. advertising 649-2813. ing room, formal dining room, and service center at 805 Hart- HAc RkIEY? (30LFIHG TOGCTHER OK Realtors, 646-4200. baths, beauttfully landscaped. MS-6P27. CAK GO (30LTIN(2- X5WK? FOB PETE’S Realty, 6^7-9993. ’ Mediterranean kitchen, formal ford Rd., (Next to Gus’s). WEEK EH09! JUST WlTH '/(DU . Q^A^IFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Shade and fruit trees, stone m e c h a n i c : s Ah e . whv m ust Property M ANCHESTER —Custom built MANCHESTER—Immaculate 4 foyer. IH car garage. AU alu­ Modem TV Service, 643-2205. walls. Select neighborhood. VOU AKPME! . jt o uI .feWAVS riORK / 8 AJM. to 4:30PJM. and 4 duplex. N ear bus Une PAYLOADER operator, steady We also sell Gibson and Rent 67. Investment Property 6-room Raised Ranch. Stove, minum sided on large well Minutes to new Route 6. Louis Qualified mechanic required IKi; disposal, dishwasher, two-flre- and riiopping. Tw o heating manicured lot tn prestige area. work. Call 643-S927. Chrysler air-temp air-condi­ Dimock Realty, 6469823. for Plymouth-Chrysler deal­ LAKESIDE 'Ncojttage tor rent. For Sale 70>A systems, separate driveways. tioners. y ^ F Y CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. places, IH baths, double ga­ $38,000. Jacqueline • Roberts ership. Top wages, overtime Put your s p ^ d boat In and rage. Hutchins Agency, Real Excellent value at $22,900. Agency, 6463339. EAST HARTFORD all brick 4- available, permanent posi­ C LE A N carpets the save and go Water skiing too or Just 4:30 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION tors, 649-5324. Hayes Agency, 6464)131. Wontod— Rool Estot* 77 § family. 4 rooms eiach apart­ BAST H ARTFO R D - $18,200. tion. excellent working con­ safe way with Blue Lustre. l i luxury In the son. Mitten R eal­ Deadline lor Saturday and Monday is 4 :S0 p.m. Friday ELECTRICIAN ment, bullt-lno including air- / MANCHESTER—4-4, two fam- SIX-ROOM . Cape Cod —Bxoel- Five-room Ranch, hot water SELLING YOUR HOME? For ditions, free hospital, m ajor Rent electric shampooer $1. ty, Realtors, 643^930. conditioners. 5 years old. An Uy. Best o f condition. B5re- lent condltkMi, IVi battis, huge beat, basement, large trees, prompt courteous senriee that meolcal, life in.suranoe and Manchester Hardware & Sup­ TOUB GOOPERA’nON WILL ______(Industrial) TWO BEDROOM \ house at excellent Investment. Wolver- plaqe In each apartment, lot, built 1966, Immediate oc­ near schood, bus line. Hutch­ gets results. Call Louts Dimoek pension plan, paid uniforms ply, 877 Main St., 643-4426. and laundry service, paid Brewster on Cape Lkid, locat­ ton Agency Realtors, 649-2813. BE APPBEOIA’TED DIAL 643-2711 stoves and refrigerator. R e ­ cupancy. Lower 20’a Mitten ins Agency, Realtors. 0465324. Realty. 6469823 Immediate opening for an holidays and vacations. Ap­ G AR AG E SALE — Household ed on lake, one mlleMrom sea­ cent wiring and plumbing. Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. Industrial Electrician., with shore. Available J u lA lW h to P A R T IA L L Y finished apart- Call eariy. Mid 20’s. Wolver- SOUTH Windsor — Immediate SELLING YOUR HOUSE? ply goods, plumbing, T-V and MANCHESTER — 6-6, well DC knowledge in a non- August 2nd, and Augdst 16th ment corpplex. Circumstances ______Preceding______Page ton Agency, 649-2813. occupancy, 5H-room Ranch In I guarantee in writing a $300 parts, miscellaneous, Friday, r r i T T " maintained 2-family “Sttuated defense plant. Day Shift. to August 30th. $125 perA^eek. dictate tojst sale. For details, excellent condition, large lot, minimum newspaper advertis­ 6-8 p.m., Saturday 9-5. 343 in area of professional build­ All Company fringe benefits HERMAN MOTORS INC. Call 649-4040. Mr. Zinsser, Belflore Agency, Houses For Sale 72 Houses Por Sa!» 72 M a n c h e s t e r —Three fam^ attached garage, close to ing program on all 90-day ex­ Summit St. ings near hospital on 80x300 clusives. paid. G i^ t e r Hartford 647-1418. LARGE L Ranch. Seven— ------rooms ily In central location with ex­ schools. Low 20’s. Call the M it­ 85 Windsor Ave., Rockville lot. Also includes 2-car garage. Dally coverage In more than Area. An equal opportunity \Xi COTTAGE tor rent— Colunl^la Hreplace, buUt-lna, baths! cellent Income. On a treed lot. ten, Realtors, 643-6930. or phone 875-9604, 643-0091 Good Investment. Priced at one newspaper, employer. Reply to Box Boats and Accessories 46 Lake, four rooms, mode huge recreation room, garage,’ For further information call for appointment facilities, boat. Call 228-8803. Houses For Salt 72 $33,5(X}. Jacqueline - Roberts GLASTONBURY — Contour "G", Manchester Herald. trees. $27,900. Hutchins Agen­ OPEN FOR INSPECTION the Philbrick Agency, Realtors, PLUS 646-4200. Agency, 646-3339. hugging Ranch with panoramic 12 FOOT plywood boat. Call 649- JSTOM built brick home.Slx cy, .Realtors, 649-6324. view offers 3 bedrooms, huge Once a week your house Is pic­ SHEET metal workers, aircraft SUNDAY 2-5 P.M. ture advertlseil In Ms own 4231. rooms, fireplace, garage, JUST LISTED—6room Ranch, MANCHESTER —Completely kitchen bi pine, dining area, experimental only. Top pay tor JUST LISTED — Gracious 4- 4x5" ad. , trees. Highland Park three bedrooms, with eat - In renovated 6room Cape, 4 bed­ top personnel. Full benefits. 14 PLYW OOD BOAT. $150. Wanted To Rent 68. bedroom Colonial In preferred * GOLF WlPO*j" hool. Only $24,900. Hutchins 302 West Center St. kitchen, carpeted bath, de­ rooms. paneled family room, view catching living room with EVERY WEEK UNTIL Apply In person, Rolo Machine or best offer. Call anytime. location with assumable mort­ floor to ceiling fireplace, large IMMEDIATE OPENINGS HARRISBURG,!^A.\ J -/ 9 RESPONSIBLE FAMILY seeks A g^cy, Realtors, 649-5324. tached 2-car garage, full base­ generously cablneted fruitwood SOLD Co., Inc., 55 Elm St., Manches­ 643-6982. gage. Gall (or details. Phil- gam e room opening onto ter­ two or three-bedroom apart­ Seven-room 4 baths, Jalousied tive family. Good residential 6463339. ance man, nights. Apply Holl- 5 p.m., 643-6624. available. Lease, security de- ROLLING. PARK — Cape Cod closed porch. 16' square 2813. BELLING Yoiir Home, Buying •MAINTENANCE day Lanes, 39 Spencer St., FOR SA LE : Tenements 63 For Rent 64 DOSft. Call 875-6680. sun p o r^ , garage, city utili­ kitchen, basement, large Jacquellne-Roberts Agency, a Home For prompt efficient ties, $23,900. Philbrick Agency R AN C H ' —26’ Hiring room with 6463339. o m * kr NIA. Ik . MECHANIC ' Manchester. 15' ALU M INU M runabout boat,, SPINET PIANO well landscaped lot on bus TOLLAND — Immaculate 5H service R.B. Associate Brok­ UNFURNISHDE 3% room flat, BOLTON —'"Manchester town t w o TEACHERS need three Realtors. Wll-4200. fireplace, formal dining room, ers, 649 9925. made by Duratech, equipped City^ S O T A—yL r> ✓ Ibrlck line. Only $24,900. See for C O VE N TR Y — Mind estate feT- ... And after we get out of guarantirte, our wives have room Ranch, bulU-lna. 3 large with 40 h.p. Evlnrude electric re.spon.slble ptirty to ® to four room apartment to yourself. arranged for us all to go on vacation TOGETHER!" OAK HILL SCHOOL LATHE operator. Jig bore take over low monthly, payments furnished $100. monthly, frontage with building. Ideal rent from August 1st. Must be MANCHESTEk -Oversized 8- Agency, Realtors, 6464200. tures 27 acres of privacy plus bedrooms, large kitchen, acre ALL CASH for your property start motor. Berth In excellent , . , stocked pond, 5H-room over­ lot, utility shed, assumable ^ .. .. operators, second shift, ex- with garage $110. Inquire 168 tor garden center, roadside wlthln two miles of Manches­ room Oape. Four bedrooms, late“ L<;nT J V y 1 ^ n1 y !6.900. within 24 houra. Avoid red tape. Call 242-2274 for applica- pcrlenced men only. LeMt condition. Lady Bea trailer Ip- H E N R Y ST. — Kitchen, dining sized Ranch loaded wHh extras mortgage wtth $133 payment. locally Write Credit Manager, Woodland St., 643-8474. bu.slness> retail outlet, etc. 643- ter High School. Contact fireplace, all Wlt-lns, family Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Instant service. Hayes Aganoy, tion Corp., 1 Mitchell Dr., 643-2362. cluded. Ready for ocean fish­ room, living room on first DONALD S. GALE plus 4-rodm house tor guests or Only $22,500. Oolll - Wagner P.O. Box 35, Cortland, Ohio. 2880. Steams, 129 Saltonstall St., room, walk-out ratio. Excellent 646-4200. 646-0131. ing, cruising or water skiing, M ANCHESTER Suburb — F ive ______floor. Second floor consists of R E A LT Y CO. Income, lovely area. $48,5(X). O ut of Town Out of Town Realty, 875-3394. 443-9068. EXCELLENT Parker upright Bex 3, Canandaigua, N.Y., condition. Don’t Nvalt. H.M. ______SAND BLASTER needed ^ on $700. Call 643-1247. room second floor apartment VERNON — Brand new office tour bedrooms, one very large. MANCHESTER — Immaculate Jacqueline- Roberta Agency, For Sal* piano. Call 643-7029 after 5 14424. Frechette, Realtor^, 647-9993. 75 For Soto 75 OLABTONBURY -r~s-beiram OIL BURNER ..service me- firs! shift at the Klock Co., 1366 In two-famlly home. Garage. space avaUable at 30 La- Two-car garage. $23,900. Phil- Realtors MLS 289-7939 4-bedroom Dutch Colonial on 646-3339. 14’ P E N N Y A N N boat. 18 h.p. p.m. Ralaed Ranch designed for the IN\ ITATION chantc. Must have license. Con- Tolland Tpke., Manchester, $120 monthly plus utilities. Fayette Square. Rent includes BEAUTIFUL Split t^vel, as­ brick Agency, Realtors, 646 park-llke 3 acres with pond, EAST HARTFORD — I,arge 4- Evlnrude, approximately 50 M ANCHESTER — 30 - day oc- style conscloua Individual, tact Mr. Glbb.s, 875-6248.. Apply In person. \ Adults' preferred. Hayes Agen­ heat, alr-conditloning, wall to sumable mortgage' \6% per 4200. garage, work barn. All alumi­ EAST HARTFORD bedroom Ckrtontal, 2-cx>lored hours, Trallcar trailer, one Business Property raised hearth stone fireplace, TO BID cy. 646-Q131. wall carpeting and draperies. cent, 3 nice bedrooms,- ga- ci:pancy, 554 per cent assum­ baths, double garage, family year old, $360. 648-4862 after 6 Furs 57 JUST LISTED. —Truly im­ MANCHESTER — New three- num siding, underground wir­ wall to wall, cathedral colUnga Sealed bids will be received Will sub-divide. Call 872-0528, ______For Sale 70 rage, large comer lot. Full able, 3 years old, 3-bedroom room, • Immediate occupancy, p.m. bedroom , Raised Ranch. ing. A veritable show place. NEW LISTING Wearing Apparel— 118 Main St. Three-room’ apartr weekdays. maculate 6room Cape, full Colonial. Owner 643-1455. $25,500. Meyer Agency Realtor, with large exposed beams, re­ at the office of the Director of 391 CENTER Street, an eight prlce $M,500. Call on this one, Finished family room, fire­ Bel Air Estate, Vincent A.' ment. Heat, hot water, and ap- dormer, front-t6back living Slx.room Ca'pe, full shed 643-0609. cessed lighting hi formal din- General Services, 41 Center REMODEL your old fur coat room home with 2-car garage Mitten Realty, Realtors, 643- place, 1V4 baths, double ga­ Bogglnd, Realtor, 643-9332. Ing room, country Mxed COLONIAL BOARD CO. x pliances. $125. Security, adults. 460 M AIN ST. — Store or office, room, I H baths, enclosed dormer, vestibule. two Street, Mancheiter, Conn., un­ Household Goods 51 Into two stoles, a oape or a located In business II zone. C930. rage. Acre wooded lot. Bush ^Lots For Sola BOLTON — Seven room Ranch kitchen, amply cablneted, IH 646-2426, 9 to 5 p.m\ $130, includes heat, 646-2426, porch, oversized garage, deep MANCHESTER Two-famlly, 73 baths, two fireplaces, large til August 1. 1949 at 11:00 a.m. Jacket for as little as $19.96. — - ______.. g.g Dwelling could be easily con- Hill Rd., $31,790. Ray Hol­ offering three bedrooms, first baths, fam ily room with bar (or H A R D LY used 1969 demonstra­ JUST LISTED — Three-bed­ lot. Immediate occupancy. Low exce I con- HIGHLAND Park Area — Lor^e enclosed porch - breexeway, Skilled and unskilled. Excellent wages, full-time, Chester Furriers of Rockville, WE HAVE tenants waiting tor verted for professional or com­ combe, Realtors, 644-1285. floor ~ tourlh atal flreplaoe, large wooded lot tor zig-zag sewing machine room Ranch with fireplace, 30’s Wolverton Agency, Real­ ditto: lot, could be dl-vlded into two roc room, combinations, ga­ VACUUM LEAK tXMXECTOR. 6 days per week, shift differential. Blue Cross, 668-4280. your apartment or house. Call TOR R E N T or sale-461 Main mercial occupancy. Robert J. In Mlnnechaug Mountain arejS. and stylish cabinet. Sews but­ cathedral ceiling, two-car ga­ tors, 6462813. cy rage, carport. Large treed Bid form*, plains and apeclfl- CMS, life insurance, paid holidays and other fringe, Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 649- Street. Building and lot next Smith. Inc., 963 Main Street, IM M ACULATE 5-room Cape, SOLD building lots, (hty utlllttee. $10.- Assumable mortgage, $43,900. tons on, makes buttonholes, p^iSO LD d”[; catlona are available at the 4535. 149-5241. rage. Situated on a wooded full dormer, 2 or 3 bedrooms, 000. Ask (or Mr. Philbrick, lot. Priced at $26,900. benefits. to Post Office Excellent loca­ M ANCHESTER —Ltirge Split. FOUR bedrooms, Older 7-nx>m acre lot. Only $M,900. Phil­ Jacqueline - Roberts Agency, blind hems, darns, mono­ Wanted— To Buy 58 two-acre lot. Large sundeck off bath and a half, (ront-to-back Philbrick Agency. Realtors, General Servlcea Office, 41 tion for any use. 646-2426 from Two baths, fireplace, garage. home with lots of Improve­ brick Agency, Realtore, 646- 446-3339. grams, overcasts, makes fan­ NEW ONE and two-bedroom de­ MANCHES’TER — Prime re­ the kitchen. $23,900. Philbrick living room with carpetmg, 6464200. CHARLES LESPERANCE Center Street, Manchester, t?on- A progressive and expanding company. W ANTED — Antique furniture 9 to 5 p.m. Excellent location. Wall to ments too many to mention, 4200. cy stitches. Still under guaran­ luxe garden type apartrnents tail location for sale. Large Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. partially finished rec room, (XIVENTRY — Ix«U of privacy. necllcut . gta.ss, pewter, oil palnUngs or wall carpeting. Clean home. large lot, dead end street, own­ tee. Only $67, or you can available now. Call Paul M AIN ST., com er office, building, alr-conditloned, plen­ enclosed porch, oversized ga­ AMSTON LAKE — Waterfront 649-7620 649-6108 CX)LUMBIA —AUractlvo 5H 7 ^ room custom Ixillt L Town of Manchester, 615 Parker St., Manchester (charge It. Free delivery. Capi­ other antique Item.:. Any H.M. Frechette, Realtors, 647- er anxious, $21,000. Wolvcrjon and wooded water views. Em- W. Dougan, Realtor, 649-4536. rooms and lavatory. House ty parking. Call H. M. Fre­ rage, deep lot, good location. room Ranch. Living room with Knnch. Flreplaoe, buUl-ln ceh- ('onnecticut tol Sewing Service Manager, qu.i.-rtlty. The Harri.^-ori’s, M?.- 9993. Agency Realtors, 649-2813. Joy immediately, beaches, — ZTZ------Hale Bldg. Call 643-2667. chette, . Realtors, 647-9993. BOWERS SCHOOL AREA Low 20’s. Call owner, 643-2282. ralaed hearth fireplace, bullt- . in-’ vacuum, many extras. Al­ Robert n. Weiss, Apply Mrs. E. S. Lioftue. ' 246-2140 If loll call collect. 8709, 165 Oakland Street. FOUR-ROOM flat, immediate ______boating, fishing, winter sports, OPEN HOUSE General Manager MANCHESTER — An excellent liM. drilled well, wmlk-oiit base- so 61k--acres p o ^ b le . Only occupancy, security deposit MANCHESTER Central lo- FOR SALE: Mansfield; Busl- THIRTY DAY occupancy— Ice skating, etc. $10 down. Bud­ 3EWINO MACHINES — singer WANTED — AN’HQUES, used Immaculate 6-room Cape, location is just one of the many S U N D A Y 1-4 nvuit. Large lot. Immediate 322.500. tiall owner, 743-8100. and rental agreement. Earle cation 5,000 square feet of nese District; Excellent com­ ID E A L HOME New 7-room Raised Ranch, 2% get terms from $795. Amston automatic zig-zag, excellent furniture, partial or complete mercial building; 2000 sq. ft.; all finished. 'Three or four fine features of this spacious 51 JAN DR. occupeStcy. Priced for quick Everett Real Estate, 643-7019. warehouse space, small office. baths, 2 fireploicee, laundry Lake Co. Open 7 days. Cot­ tXJVENTRY Two-bedroom m o condition. Makes buttonholes. e.s.tates. Call 633-2300 day.s. 846- good heating and air condition­ bedrooms, living room with FOR THE GROWING 11-ioom Colonial that offers, Hebron (Off Rt. 85) ■ale. Financing la no problem L I NotlCM parking area, reasonable room, bullt-lns, plastered tages available. 537-2647. Home, garage, sunroom, UMITATIUMitATION UKUKR hems, embroiders, etc. Orig- after 7 p..-n. THREE ROOM apartment, com er fireplace and wall to (Ive-bedrooms all on the second with Ferrigno Agency, 433- terms. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. ing system; garage space tor 3 FAMILY! walls, 2-car garage, city utili­ amesite drive, aJumImim AT A lfHT o r ntOUATK. Inally over $800., 8 monthly ______~ ------heat, third floor on Oak St. wall carpeting, roomy kitch­ floor and stHl a walk-up attic. MANCHESTER — 17 ~acres! Six-room Ranch. 16 acre wooded 1886, 228-3506 anytime. hi«ld A( llAiU'hritrr. wUhln Ami for AUTO MECHANICS oversized vehicles: ample ^rw- ties, near school, 30-day occu­ storms, privste yard. $13,600. thf* DUlrict of MAiiohAAtcr on ihe payments of $8.50 each or pay\ hOLISEHOLT' lots — Antiques, Adults, no pets. $95 monthly. MANCHESTER — 2,600 square en, ceramic bath, oversized The first floor has a large prime Lookout Mountain area, lot, brook. Ex(«Gent kx-atlon. ed parking space; also 6 room pancy. Built by Ansaldl. HEBRON — Just reduced, as­ 743-7649. IKih iUy of July. IM9 J51 ca.sh. 522-0931 dealer bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, 649-8475. feet for lease. Centrally lo­ garage, aluminum combina­ Blghit large rooms on beau­ topo completed. To be sold as PreAcnt. lion Ji>hn J WaIUU New Ford dealer requires four additional mechan­ cape Included. Convenient to front-to-bacl^"' living room, a EARLE EVERETT sumable mortgage, - room glassware. We buy estates. Vll------cated. Loading facilities. Will tion windows, aluminum tifully landscaped, tree- Charles Lesperance', 6467620, 30 paper approved AA Iota. Ex­ ANIXJVER Exclusive area r iag(> Peddler, Auctioneer. 420 *^IVE_ ROOM, third floor apart good highways. Priced low­ 649-6108. paneled sunporch, a formal REAL ESTATE Riinrh, Hk acres, trees, brook, KUlAlt* of lsi>lA II Jovnjr. lAta i>l ics, three general and one with transmission CUSTOM made draperies, slip remodel to suit. Call Warren siding. Well shrubbed yard slmded lot in established cellent financing. $185,000. Jac- Four-bedroom Ralaed Ranch. llAiirh$*«ti«l«r. 0»cif» . 'in person. 1945, Days, 5'24-0154 evenings, MANCHESTER —Broad St. payment to qualified buy­ powder room, huge living area, 2-rar garage. Extras In­ • jifK*utur curved gias-s. 643-5177 till 6 Augu.st l.st, call 647-1619. erything, over 2500 sq. ft. of ment has a finished rec room. FIXIRIDA properties. High OUMICKKI) ThAl thrr« mtiMhB 649-7590. FURNISHED OFFICE Center of ajctlvlty. 4,000 square ers. Full price only $22,900. room,, cozy library, pan­ M ANCHESTER — (Choice Lake- clude wa|l to wall carpeting, p.m. 643-4230 evenings. graceful living area. Prime lo­ There are 2H baths, three value, low prices, easy terms. C O VEN TR Y — $1,900 down. fn>m ih«» MHh day of July 1M9. eled baserment playroom. wood Circle, half acre treed Im> ajm) Ihr AAntr Ar*> IlniltMl Aim 3'/4 ROOM apartment, first For rent on Main St. $85. foot masonary building on 120x Call Robert W. Murdock, cation, top quality and unique fireplaces, bullt-lns, Iwo-car Ihlco reduced. Nine-room paneling, dishwasher and gar CLEAN. USED refrigerators, Realtor. Storage space galore. A lot, overlooks Globe Hollow Homesites with orange trees, AUfn*«d for lh« rnMiltuni wUhIn floor, available August 1st. No Security deposit required. 300’ lot. Sale or lease. Call floor plan makes this an out­ attached garage, large weH Split. Fireplace, fam ily room' boge disposal ’nils two-year which lo brine In ihf'lr clAlm« A Dillon Sales and Service,f Inc. ranges. automatic iwashers truly inipresslve home with Reservoir, all utilities. Call waterfronts, commercial, acre­ Rooms Withoi pets. Security deposit. $115. Ideal for real estate or In­ Warren E. Howland, Realtor, standing offering. HaySs Agen­ two-nar garage. Exterior needs oUl property la sttilsted high AAAtnM Mid •■tAl*. ami m UI rc with guarantees. Sec them at all the essentials for gra­ landscaped yard convenient to owner, 647-1515. age. For free literature phone f'Tu4$ir U dlrvctfid lo give tmb- 319 Main St Manchester monthly. Call after 5 p.m., 649- surance office. 643-1108. some work. Only $18,900. H.M. on a wooded lot and la offer­ Itr ttotk'f' |t» ihfl. <*ri*tlltor« to brine t h e U & R R E A L T Y CO. INC. cy 646-0131, evenings Mr. Han everything. Priced In the upper collect Mr. Snyder, 1-203-327- B.D. PeArl’a Appliances 649 'THOMPSON H oV« — Oot cious living. For appoint-' ed at only 333.000 , with 7 per tn lh«>lr rlAlma. within m UI llm« aT Main St. Call 648-2171 7581 dler, 649-7613. 40’s. U & R Realty Co.. Inc., E LU N G TO N -- High on a hill, 6678 or write Sunland Realty Frechette, Realtors, 647-9998. tage St. centrally locatb^, large ____...... __ _ 643-9678 MANCHES’TER 1,200 square ment, please c a ll: cent assumable mortgage. lowfHl by |iul)ll«htne • of ihbi 643-2692 642-2692. R. D. Murdock Real­ view, 2 lots, $1,500. each. Keith Corp., 322 Main St., Stamford, order til Mknie n«we|3A|»er navlne a pleasantly furnished rooms, THREE-room apartment with - ______'______feet block building with office. BOLTON — Vacant Rpllt-l.«val. Ploufe Hill Realty, 433 1635 rln-iilAtUei In Mid iintbAle dUIrtrt WELL CARED for contem­ CAPE — Modern kitchen, liv­ tor, 643-6472. Agency, 646-4126. 649-1922. Conn., 06901. parking. Call 649-2358 for 6yer- stove and refrigerator. Apply ROUTE 85, Bolton — 1,500 AddlUonai land for expansion. ing room with raised hearth Three bedrooms, fireplace, ga­ wifhlfi ten ilAya frimi th** lUt*' of porary furniture, bedroom set, PARKER REAL ESTATE A N IX IV E R Three berlroom (hlA order ajuI reium malie lo ihU living room tables, lamps, two night and permanent fU«M»t 4 Pearl St. or Call 643-9353. square foot masonry building, Short walk to Main St. Excel­ fireplace, formal dining room, M ANCHESTER — 5H per cent VERNON — 2,000 frontage on COVENTRY —Exquisitely re­ rage, \% acre lot. Price only rourl t»/ the inKIre el^*n PERMANENT POSITIONS lUlsed/Ranch nearing com­ occiudonul chairs. 643-8968. rates, \ ------Ideal for auto repair, body lent terms available. Warren 649^4703 three bedrooms, walk-out base­ asaumable mortgage. Seven I-B4, 22 acres more or less, ex­ stored eight-room Colonial. $31,900. H.M. Frechette, Real­ JOHN J WAU.KTT, Jmie- —~ ' LA R G E 314 room a/partment. • shop, .speed parts ^ o p , small pletion'! Two baths, two fire­ E. Howland, Realtor, 643-1108. ment, breezeway, attached ga­ generous sized rooms, private cellent potential (or motel, Five fireplaces, tour' bed­ tors, 647-9903. ROOM for gentleman only, FumLshed or unfurnished, with manufacturing or any retail places, fam ily room, 3-car LIV IN G ROOM sofa, 2-red BILL C O E rage. Beautifully treed acre well cared tor lawn. Walk to theater, apartments, 500' more rooms, seven acres. Bel Air OPEN FOR SHIFT ...... kitchen and living room fnclll- ap^Jances, carpeting and use. Owner will remodel to 801ITH WINDSOR — 9-room garage, and wooded lot With chairs, gossip bench. blonde M ANCHESTER — Six - room lot. $24,900. Philbrick Agency, bus and shopping. $24,900 or less on Bamforth Rd. Own­ Real Estate, Vincent Bogginl, NOTICK twin bed set, Klonile con.sole Included. Private entrance Olympto pool. Children accept- suit. Land Planning Asso- ha-s Just listed a 7-room Raised Ranch, 3tk baths, 8- brook. . $33,000 completed with Oape with garage, beamed Realtog, 646-42C0. Don’t miss this one. Keith er wlU consider holdbig mort­ Realtor, 643-6332. It was. unanlmmwty voted at — . . and parking. Inquire 118 Pearl ed. 872^0872 —or ko 525-0994.« nrwx,...... Colonial in the highly de­ rar garage, treed kit. Mid 80'a. a 7 per rent asaumable mort PRODUCTION WORKERS TV. garden tools, screens, etc. dates, 643-1111, Mr. Lindsay. celling and fireplace In living Agency, 646-4126. 649-1622. ' gage.. $146,000. Jacquellne-Rob­ a meeting of the Coventry St. RICK MERRITT sirable Porte r-PItkin MANCHESTER — Price reduc­ Bralthwalte Agency. 649-4598. gage. Buy now and save on 64;i-6982 anytime, TH R E E - LE D R O O M town- room. Nice secluded yard. On erts Agency, 646-3339. Planning and Zoning Commie- urea. This is a fine home ed. Eight-room (tolonlal. Ex­ NEW LISTIN G — 5'4 room extras Ploufe Hill Realty, 433 Do you want a gooprove FRIOIDAIRE refrigerator, house apartment Includes utlll- ______I in on AA area. Call Bill BOLTON CENTER 1836 growing company? and anxious. Assumab'e mort- cellent area. Needs work but Ranch with three bedrooms. the "ITellm lnary Proposed gootl condition, $35. Call 647- A FURNISHED nx)n>‘ for rent, ties, ap p lln i^s, parking, SM ALL four-room house on 2hi this ten rOoni lake-front tor details at 647-1413. FOUR-BEDR(K)M Do you wont security thru a good contributory pension ratate five minutes from price warrants It. Low, low Sunny kitchen with dining area Resort Property Hubdlvlslun, l'ru|wrty of W il­ 1619. Center St. 649-1463. private bas( and patio, acres in Mansfield. Adults on­ garage, PIT $138. H.M. Fre­ Isirge custom built Ranch COLONIAL plan? Monehostnr. Just think, twenties. H.M. Frechette, and bullt-lns, living room has NC/riCK liam and Ethelene M . a k a Call J.D. Real ate Asso- ly. Deposit plus $116 per Belflore 'Agency chette, Realtors, 647-9993. For Sale 74 On n lovely wondtil kit l i v ­ Do you want company paid Blue Cross imd CMS coverage FURNISHED light housekeep­ 275 feet of your own lake Realtors, 647-9993. fireplace and wall to wall car­ with eottenslve vli-w. Four OF Sl’KClAL dates, 643-5129. month. No utilities. Call 1-684- ing room wtth wall to wall Zelfler. Coventry. Conn . Hrala tor the entire fam ily—the host of-both plans? ing rm, all utllltleH, older front! Phone Rlek at pet, walk-out basement. 150x W ATERFRO NT lot Bolton bedrooms baths, ’ ten Household Goods 51 4331. (Ireptnrc' Dining room. 2'k TOWN MKFmNG r'.300', June 6. (949. Raymond Do you wimt compiuiy paid life Insurance? employed gentlemen, parking. 647-141.3. REALTORS 200’ treed lot. $23,500. Wolver­ Lake. This lot is dry and well rooms In all Also two-car garage and separate tool baths, (llstiwaSher. dlspocotl. TOWN OF HOI/roN 1. Pooler, I .H " , eubmltted by Do you wiuit steady non-seasonal work? Moticl Home Furniture 272 Main. ton Agency. Realtors, 6462813. cleared In good acceptable Then you should seriously consider applying for a Job with Furnished TOfyLAND —Three-room house. oven and range, oil i-My 25, KMW, William Zsigter tor eubdlvfsiort area. CJ. Morrison Realtor, shed and play ares. Well us- we have been In business In Milnchesler since 1801 — 3 ROOM HOUSEFUL Apartments 63-A.^ Avallq.ble August 1st, refer­ Belflore Agency ANY IDEAS? JUST LISTED 65 two family utlUtlcs, garage (lo s e to T h e eleotors and clUtens of land Iw aled on the souther­ CLEAN furnished room, gentle­ 643-1015. over an acre of grass. luul still growing. 19 PIECES man only, free washer, ences required, no pets, stove. duplex, ceramic baths, large Sensibly priced In the low schoola nral pork P ii'v d qualified lo vote In Town Meet­ ly side of Riley Mountain Our biusic learning rate Is $2,47 per hour plus gwKl shift fret, ONE-RROM furnished efflden- ^ixjlrlgerator included. Pi?6-0574. $297 REALTORS What in the world could you do with a spacious living rooms, two-car attached forties. T J. CrwkeU, Real only $35,900’ ! Jim Florerirr. ings of ths Town of llollon, Road, east of North River differentials. dryer. parking, kitchen cy apartment. Apply Marlow's, ten-room home that looks uniquely like a Scottish garage, full basement with lor. 643-1577 649-6306 Connecticut, ere hereby notified Road. I'«>venlry. Connecticut Contact our plant supcrintenilents at Manchester. Goorgo Interior Designer wants reliable piivllegcs. Palmer Realty, 643- SDC-Ro OM Ranch, $250 per Tom Cunningham Out of Town 867 Main St., Manchester. and warned to meet In (he Hpe Coventry PlanrUng and Maloskic, 649-2851 lUid at East Iliu-lfonl, GlI la'Ilnin, 289- family or newlyweds to accept 6321. montn/.^Sei:urlty deposit. Wol- Castle? 'Before you decide, picture this complex— laundry hook-ups. Beautiful For Sale 75 rial Town Meeting to be held Zoning Commloaksi 4341. delivery of complete Model Dis­ verton Agency, Realtors, 649- is certain that this 6 consisting o f forty-five acres (more or less) of grounds. Mid 20’s. Wolverton B & W ROOM FOR rent, kUehen Agency. Realtors, 649-2813. HEBRON S-bedroom Ranch atvlhe Community Hall. In said Robert H Oantner. play of Quality Furniture Just Business Locations 2813. \ room Colonial cannot be care-free living in North Coventry, crossed by the BOLTON High scenic loca­ privileges, laundry facilities, BAKROWH and WAIJ-ACE Co (own, on Friday, the 26lh day I *halrman removed to warehourfes for Pub­ For Rent 64 duplicated in the low beautiful Skugamaug River. Take into considera­ tion enhances this custom built with 2 full baths, first floor CASE BROTHERS DIVISION lady only. After 4:30 call 649- FOR R E N T with option to buy, twenOea price range. Ex­ EARN EXTRA Income with Immaculate Ranch. Formal family room, or 4lh I'.edroom. Mnned 'ot. $24,.- elterlflcallona and conaldsr and 8 pc, bedroom. 5 jx'. Dinette ly, central location, free park­ ( APARTMENTS S Wolverton Agency, Realtors, F:LEGANT IT IH! An Equal Opportunity Employer ed,- automatic fire sprinkler. 7388. ■ ■ \ are generated by a ^twenty foot overshot water­ 647-1413. 900. Phllbrl,^k Agency. R^(^- act upon reports of the Public $10 down, you may purchase ing. References requlreil. Call 649-2813. X Here Is a 7-rr)6«ii cuabnn any room individually. Im- Apply iMarlow's, 887 Main St One Main Street ^ Belfiore Agency wheel plus an additional turbine generated power tors, 6464200 Building Commleeton end B6ard "INVITATION 649-8160 or 643 2693. BOLTON LAKE Three VERNON New LtMIng Colonlay—built on a Israutl- meillate delivery or free REALTORS station. Note that the property Iwasts a breath­ MANCHESTER — Two-Story fully londsra(ir«l krt 3 lied lif Finance recommending that 238 niARTER Oak St —Roopi SMALL STORE near 100 per house for lease. Security L irg e new Ranch Three twln- HEBRON GIsjMonbury line, TO HID storage. ( NOW RENTING j) taking waterfall and frontage on three roads. ()h, home, two baths, 4-5 bedrooms, rooms, finished rec rrsmi. a eum not exceeding $110,000 per month. Hayes Agency ilzed bedrooms, built-in kitch­ 4-bedroom Cape, wooded acre INBTAIJJCnoN o r NEW H^lp W anfad"'— Articles For Sole 45 CAP & IX’P Clvtrge Plans with private enlnuice suitable caot Main Street location. Ap- “■ central location. Newer fur­ breexewny with JakMistes, lie appropriated (or renovation ply M arlow’s, 867 Main Street. 0131. and 2-bedroom deluxe^ and acquaint yourself with the fact that the price en. formal dining room? large lot, aluminum siding, built HKA-nmi BYBTEM. NEW Also, onr own Instant Credit for working gentleman, $15 nace. Ix>t of house for $20,500. oven and range, fine tar of (lie llollon Elementary School Male or Female 37 D ARK RICH stone free loam, larijnenta from $155 per j f Includes three Herefords and one calf, (great for living room with flreT>loo0 6484)609 time In local dairy store. Musi DISCOUNT FURNITURE Apartments— Flats— JOE LOMBARDO (( modern conveniences. )J Ilm Fksenre. 6495306 '' 2 To authortse the leeuance I-ATINO HYSTCM8 FflR H M Frechette. Reultoni, . 647- be over 21. Openings uvnilubic patio sand. Call 043-9504. WAREHOUSE CARL ZINSSER BILL BELFIORE of four or five excellent uses. If you’re inspired, home 2 bedroon».i, dining BOLTON 5's-room Ranch of bonds not to exceed $110,000 NA-niAN HAUB SCHOOL. Tenements 63 9993. ' evenings luid weekends. Call NOW 2 BIO LOCATIONS offers a fine Cape with Rayim^ F. and talk it over with us. room, hot water baseboard with attached garage, one )>all to defray the aforeeald a$>$iru- SPRI.’CE STREET. MAN­ VOIJfSWAGEN engine, 40 h.p., thinks this 7 room brand heat, attached garage, Hutch­ B W store manager before 3 p.m., 3580 Mata St Hartford mOKINO for an apartment? thinks this reeently listed shisl dormer, garage, block from boating' and swim ­ prlatksi If made and to pay In- CHESTER, CONNEt-TICUT excellent eondltton, ready to Louis G\^^Damoto new Raised Ranch in VERNON Four - bedrw»m 649-8017. After 6 call 643-9707. 522-7249 Have many to chooae f r o nr,- Coloidal In the llolllster- (rant entry and two full ins Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. ming. Wooded lot. $16,900 lakes BAimOWH and W AU-AC E Co debtedneaaj of $8,000 Incurred 1 Sealed bide for the installa­ install. Volkswagen roof rack. llciiry St. area Is a fine Del-elopers a »l Owners -- nearby Bolton represents O<»lonlal plus fam ily room, (form er Fuller Brush bldg.I $145. up. Paul W. Dougan Real­ bathn! Shiidixl luiil shnib- Raym<^ F. and THE PHILBRICK AGENCY It. I'hllbrick Agency, Realtors. Manchester l*arkade (or final filans and speclflca- tion of the above project and Also Karmann Ohhi roar value In th<> inid-twcn- Model Open DaHy. 1-5 ^ excellent value at $37,500. FOUR-ROOM Ranch. Floor to living room, fireplace, formal I*ART-T1M K .stiiiuiior replac,"*- 175 Pine St. - Manche.slc tor, 649-4535. b«xl lot, enclosed |x>reh. 646-4200' Mont heater 649-5804 Itona pursuant to .resolutions facllUles will be received by bumper, complete. M9-5833. tlcs. Isivelv trceil lot. Bowers area. You can | p.m.Louis Or By G\Damoto Appoinbnent J'J) Lovely one acre lot. Call REALTORS celling stone fireplace. dining room, kitchen with ments (k-monstrating (amotis 646-2332 for details at 947-J41S. ederpted al Bpectal Town Meet­ the DtrecUir of General - Serv- NEW four-room apartment, ap­ Call Carl at 647-1113. raach Joe at 617-1413. Beamed celling, paneled walls, bullt-lns. |$arnge. Only $32,900 MAINE PROPERTY * -.-■hou. PAUL W. DOUGAN ^ Belfiore Agency porch. $15,900. Hayes Agency. 9993 Four • room expandable RETIREMENT. WE HAVE and grass. 872-^7, Route 30, at corner of Pine .A'Foro.at St.si Belflore Agency \ termine the form. portictilSJa, 7 30 pm tlST. August. 1. able Immediately. Security de- 646- 0131! home. One Mock from lake b e v e r a l A ts u u i i j c r r Rockville. / ' / Mon-Ji'rl. 9-9. Sat. 9-6 r 649-4535 qnytime ^ BOLTON - TEN-room home on 1488. Bl the Municipal Build­ REALTORS- REALTORS With private beech faciU THRouoiiotrr t h e h t a t e manner of tastasnee and eala o( Situations Wanted— ixislt. $175. WoKi'rton Agency, NEW LISTING Bigelow 81 first Bolton I-ake. 275'. on lake- G.E. wa.shlng i m adilnk gixxl REALTORS ( •ies Ref ently paneled Inter­ OK klAINE CAIJ- FOR FREE euch bonds ing. 41 Centsr Strsei, Man- Female 3B CARRIAGE. Jllgh nmlr, elec­ 649-2813. ^ ^ ^ ^ Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sale 72 area. Roomy 5-room Cape, 2 front Truly a unique, estate- tric bottle /terlllrer/iind pyrex nmnlag condition. $35, \ 643- ior. new artesian amll sys­ IJBTING RAY 628 I T o authorize the ihibUc cheater. Connecticut. at LOOKING for anything In. real bedrooms, garage, front and llke property. Belflore Agen­ Building Commleeloh to exfkmd which time and place bUM W ILL CARE for your child In bottles. Kli'Ctrlc bottle w ann­ •26l't. \ MOVING TO Florida -Im ­ MANCHESTER Redwood tem Double lot Ideal sum 7924. S2k5537 JOHN HQI.’ IREfl estate rentals — apartments hack porches, excellent condl cy, 647-1413. will be publicly opened my licensed home, days and er Call/(i49-8.38ti after 5 p.m. maculate 6bedroom Cape Cod Fi'rms area, one-year old 6 mer home Prt'ed lor Im- 675-6309. 6U- rixiin .set 21" GE eabtnel T\V, Ken (>rtrinsky. Realtor. 643- BOUTH WINIK40H ALUMINUM BH^IXCTS Used letji. Call J. D. Real Estate breezeway, large lot, shed and peted large 21x12. living room bedroom Colonial, wall to wall Call Rfjbert I) Murdfxk. lertnlments heretuf'rre mode of oil burners combustion cham­ reasonable. I ’all 649-'Jl72. 1333. YOUNO WOMAN with AS de­ as p/lntlng plates. .009 thick Associates, Inc., 643-5129. garage. CTbse to churches, with fireplace and formal din- carpeting, (hshwitaher a!itd dls- Realtor 4 REDRfXJMS -7 ACRF-S members of said commission bers safety tontruls, conden­ gree and 5 years secretarial 23x38". 25 cents eartt-or 5 for . tng room, 1*^ baths, garage, Custom tiullt for gra< Sers 4 To -suthorlss any other ac­ sate return pumps, new radi­ T A K E OVER (uiyments on a wfe, HAVE customers waiting school, shopping center. 145 MANCTIESTER - $1,900 down poul. city water and sewers experience would like- Job lis Call 643 2711 Vernon St. Call oumer. 646 fuT basement, all aluminum U & R REALTY^)., INC Uvir.g Huge living rmim tion which may be considered ation throughout, altarmtlona 2.3 " eolor I'oa.'iole Yours (or torXtoe rental of your apart Four-room .Colonial Two-car Arsumsbte . mortgage • Im­ receptionist In Manchester, combinations, well landscaped, wkh floor to latUng stone necessary or deoirabte to wo end additions to ventilating 4” IlU FK Y riding tnower. only $4lH>. Cull 046-0102 and .ask menCxor home. J D. Real Es­ \ 3376. garage Nec(ls some work but mediate occupancy. Asking East Hartford area. Write Box half acre lot. $31,900 Call own­ 643-2692 (Ireplaie Formal dining able the Tirem to compists sold syetsme ^ and complete tn- Mcthilloh chain • saw. nuxlel for .lohn tate Ajssoclates. Inc., 643-5129 ROYAL ARMS who cares at thjji price $1*.- $23,500 tirtll Wagner Realty. SE\'EN-ROOM Colonial. 2H til­ room, large kitchen with E, Manchester Herald. er, 6462190 900 H M Frechette. Realtors r?63396. 643-9068 echoed renovatksi project, to Is­ diirldual room pneumatic tem ­ Su|H'r ;t:t, like new- i'jiitop hig- ed baths, large fam ily room, 2 buDI tns < Berry poneted II BRADFORD gas range. two NEW plush one . and 2-bedroom 647- 99K3 BOLTON T-arge Ranch, four sue bonds to defray the appro­ perature control system A ll g.ige rack. 4x5, with H" sliK-xs. FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT— fireplaces, plastered walls, •MANCHESTER South End .bokry .Ftreplaied ret rea years old, $50. Kleetric range Bpartments\wall to wall car­ T01,LA.VD N E W LY listed, bfdrrjoms. two full baths, for­ priation therelor. and to author­ ' delnolitlon. cutting snd patch­ (t4;i-t000. full insulation, porch, city utll- Immaculate like new Califor­ tton rwjm In the 40’ 4 Cali Dogs— Birds— ano refrigerator, sul'.ible for pets. dishwasher, appliance.-,. 2 Bedroom Town House Apartments M 0\T: RIG H T IN. -uiaumable freshly isunted. three-bedroom mal dining room, modern kitch­ ise the lemijorary borrowing of ing u included all necessary ttlea. bullt-iiw, extra large 2- nia styled Ranch home on the Ranch Bullt-lna. fireplace. 649 5306 or 175-4411 PICNIC tables, all sires and epitage. $35 for both. Call 649- air-condtUonlnf> Starting at ' FEATURING: Hot Point Appliances including Range, Refrigerator 5'-, per cent, 6 rooms with en wUh bullt-lne, 2-car ga- money In enttcipallon of the re­ masonry, carpentry and elec- GROOMING all breeds/ Har car garage, near school, treed most attractive acre plus lot garage, near Waddell School :.:rr treed lot Occupy (or stylc.s. $25 and up delivered, W, IMHib. $155 per month. Call Paul W cage targe lot. near high ceipt of (ha proceeds of euch . trical work incidental to me- ^ and Dishwasher lot, excellent location- Charles we've ever .seen Priced In the oner Realty. 676 Rd.. Rollon. 648-6427 If hngloi), 875-11.397, . . Conn. Natlirpl ,(aas ’ , , ‘\ - ■" \ cy, 'Brtsltore.,646-4300 ^ HAfUlOWHI'H and WA l j j i c k Co 5 Tb crsisldtkr and act upon ed Btd\ will cuver a(l work stove, goixl condition. Sofa OliNTRALLY located ti^'o, three ------w------... V-'-'J ,0131' I396i 643-kf6 ' ' ' ^ A ' , Waltvto-Wall \Carpeting ^ ‘‘ A-' ' -' ■''' ■' M[aneheater l*arkade r«<-F>mmvndiilkirul of tt»« fkji^MtS diSBiflbed and shown, all to, ADORABLE brown female min­ SCREI^NEIl loanl, pi'oiesaed bi'o .After 6 p.nl., 649-8512. and four nxtm aixirtine'nls for SIX-ROOM finished Cape Cod, MANCliESI^rER — ExecBtlve VE r Wo n \ p r i c e reduced MANCHESTER — FOLTt-bed Man< heater 649 53M ui And lloA ri oi iature poodle puppy, AKC reg- gravel, gravel, land, .stone, rent. Heal, hot water, giis' for Full Private Basements garage, nicely landscaped lot, 3-4 bedroom Ctoiocial in fine 801T H Wlrrdsor Elgtit-room Owner leaving, must , sell. be ''included under a alngte room brick Split Level Dou- Ctolonlal. four bedrooms, panel­ >>'ln*nc« that ihm Tunm auUkjt prime contract ' latqred. Excellent j>edlgrce. fill. Gi>orge H G nflt’ig Inc ciKikIng. stove and refrigerator on the bus line. walking residential area. $29,500 Call Voung four-bedroom Raised BOUTH COVENTRY rielighl Machinery and Tools 52 One and a half Ceramic Tiled Baths ' ble garage, three baiha. flre­ ed fam ily rrxim. formal dining iiip And Apfin^^AtA frvm Gah 3 The Towft of klanchestsr re- Call 649-7406. Andevep 74'J-7K86 funtlsheil. Call 649-6LS2. distance from stores. Quiet J.D. Real Estate Aaooctates. . Ranch. 2-rar garage, fireplace. ful 4-room fCanrfi, Uvtng room. Excellent Location Convenient to side street Price under cur­ placed living room Spacious room. Ilvlr4( room and country 1.456 square feet plus 576 rrml. Kundu Um aum in. includivs appliances, A CALL 900 Gerard Agency, Realtors. dock P^ealtor. 643-6472 OOVE.NTRY , New Utttng. 5- At Hotion. rpniiAcUcut. Center Street. Manchester. 7-room Chipe srtth atuched gs- Cape Six full roonls im iu'lmg 500 Keith K*al Estate, u i - good home. Call 649-6480 after national. a U l 643-9565. utilities. $145. Call suiXTinten-■ 643-0385. 6460638 rooRi wtnleriaed home Fire- thH l/kh (U y of July 1940 ( 'onnWctlcut.' IT'S T E R R IF IC the way we're rage. Foirnal dining room, ' Uqee bedrooms, formal din­ ■QUTH WTND«OR - S room 1923. 646^136. - - / ! ' 5:30 anytime w^kenda. dant, Mr. Mon-ncy. 649-1371. piatw. out-building. drtUod ' f^ h a r d selling Blue Lustre for clean­ J. D. REAL EST ATE ASSOC, INC ing room, spacious kitchen SIX ROJOM Coldolal. IS Town o t Mancheeter, S IX TE E N ' n'W indu.'itrtal hand flreplaced living room Excel­ Ranch. Paneled 'and heat­ well: sfiaciiaui lot 'icslrabla BOLTON 6V(i room flancb JoMpfa UcUrm, ing rugs and upholstery. Rent trucks, l.OOiV lb caixidty. Mu.-d m Owner transferred. $23.500, -akeumabie 5S per cent mort­ Connecticut 30 LlX’UST St First floor. 4 Exclusive Leasing Agent 643-5129 lent coodltioo $22,900 Wol ed rec room. 2-car garage E x­ lake iDckUon Asking $14,900 RAy/mjfid SIAMESE kittens, ralaed on electric shampooer $1. Olcott Wolverton Agency. Realtors, gage. $25,500 C *li owner. .643- Robert B. Wetos. -■xdl, $.‘k> or Ixst offer. Oill nxxus. $135. Secuniy. 646-2246 verton Agency, Realtors, 646 cellent area $23,900 Hayes Bretuga P.«alty. 742 avio. 742 BOATd of SAiACtmAfl T.L.C. Call 649-0628. Variety Store. 6462813 General Manager from 6-10 p in., 649-6iKI6 9-5. W 3 . ■ ' Agency. 646-0131 9234 M ary Benoit. 742-6474 SOLD Town of BoUoe I

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sue projects that not only offer New Assisiant Pastor About Town Cube-o-nauts Commended entertainment but true educa­ OPEN N o r t h United Methodist tional value. Church ootmdl on ministries In Letter from Dadddrio Sincerely, Will Join St. Mary’s will meet Monday at 8 p.m. X E aU U O Q. DADDARIO WESTOWlf at the church. Manchester’s “ cube-o-nauts,” the “ cube” Is located, wrote ) Member of Congress” ALL DAY The Rev. Russell H. Allen, curate of St. Paul’s Epis­ Mike Peretto, Mike Selmond, Daddario and asked him to send PHARMACY copal Church, Willimantic, and Episcopal chaplain at Senior High Methodist Youth Fred Golango.s and Kevin a lett^^to the boys. Mastrtmge- lo and Daddario are long-time W ron g Song Eastern Connecticut State College, has been appointed Fellowship of South United Downham, who have been In Methodist will have a cook out friends. :^pe is the complete COLLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) assistant to the rector of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church their cube now for 23 days, are SUNDAY Tuesday at 6 p.m. at the home letter from iSongresBman Dad­ — The chimes In the chapel and will assume his duties on definitely “In orbit” today be­ of the Rev. and Mrs. Gary Cor­ dario. steeple at the University of Oct. 1. cause they’ve received a letter All Medicinal Services Available nell, 120 Delmont St. “Dear Mike: \ Maryland were playing u differ­ The Rev. Mr. Allen’s duties of congratulations from U.8. “ I am writing to you and your ent time Friday afternoon as the at St. Mary's will Include Congressman Emilio Q. Dad- 455 HARTFORD RD. 643-5230 The Golden Age Club will fellow "cube-o-nauts,” . Fred, preaching, the administrations darlo. temperature climbed toward the have a picnic Thursday at Mike, and Kevin, offering my 100-degree mark. of the Sacraments, and the per­ The letter, dated July 14, and Ocean Beach. A bus will leave congratulations on achieving an formance of baptisms, wed­ written on official congressional Instead of the usual hourly the Senior Citizens Center at amateur confinement record. rendition of “ Maryland, M y dings, burials, visiting In hos-, 9:30 a.m. Those planning to at­ stationary, congratulates the pltals and convalescent homes, “ Your project siiowed me that Maryland,” the chapel .*nusiclan tend aie reminded to contact boys on achieving the world pastoral counseling, and neigh­ our young people today do have ptovlded a sweating campiui PIZZA-RAY'S Mrs. Edythe Dexter, 16 Eldridge record for confinement by borhood visiting. amateurs which the boys claim the will to learn by doing the wltli an out-of-season “ Jingle 130 SPRUCE STREET— MANCHESTER St., no later than Monday. Bells.” He has been responsible for was 14 days. things that are of utmost im­ BEST PIZZAS and GRINDERS IN TOW N “The Mushroom,” a coffee The four 10th graders have portance In our complex world. TRY OUR ZIPPY PIZZA STEAK GRINDERS house in Willimantic, and will Mrs. Bride been confined In their elght-by- You have planned every detail Open Mon., Thurs., Fri., Sat.— 11 A.M.-11 P.M. oversee “The Depot” coffee elght-by-ten-foot “cube”, as and taken Into consideration the OPEN ALL DAY Sunday— 4 P.M.-10 P.M. house at the church. He will al­ MCMINNVILLE, Ore. (AP) they call It, since June 26. They problems you m lg^ have faced. SUNDAY so be the parish contact for — Sandra Lee Bride, 24, Mc­ plan to come out at 10 a.m. “I once again would like to 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. C lo ^ Toes., Wed. Minnville, and Douglas E. Monday after a stay of 28 day0. PINTO (People Interested In offer my congratulations and 10 Minute Service On All Calls Narcotics Treatment) which Is Shook, 22, Hillsboro, have taken Pascal (Pat) Mastrangelo, a add a word of encouragement ARTHUR DRUfl located in one o f St. M ary’s out a license to be married. neighbor of the Perettos where to all of you to continue to pur­ V 643-0931 buildings. A native of Hartford, he at­ tended Hartford schools and at­ tended Syracuse (N.Y.) Univer­ sity for one year. He received Rev. Ruasell H. AUen his BA degree In 196S from mittee on (Jampus Ministry. He Bard (College, Annandale-on- was also Instrumental in form ­ Hudson, N.Y., and was the col­ ing a coffee house organization lege’s first student to m ajor In an Interdisciplinary American for Willimantic te«rHagers. He studies program with an exten­ la a member of the Willimantic sive study of 19th century Clergy Asaoclation, the Lions American Christian social Club, and the New London OPEN SUNDAY thought. He graduated In 1968 Clerieus. He Is married to the from the General Theological former Louisa Dunn of W eth­ THRU FRIDAY Seminary, and on M ay 24, 1909, ersfield. he was ordained a priest by the This summer, ho Is serving Rt, Rev. John Esqulrol, Epis­ as chairman and program co­ copal bishop of Connecticut. ordinator for “ Summer In Wll- During his year In Williman­ llmantlc 1909” which has DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT STORES 10 A.M, TO 10 P.M. tic. the Rev. Mr. Allen founded brought 26 college end high (CLOSED SATURDAYS) the committee for college work school students from the W I HONON at Eastern Connecticut State eafltem states to Willimantic for Oolloge and was elected to the seven weeks of sodail service, executive committee of the re­ social and theological studlea, cently formed Connecticut Com- and ecumenical worship.

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iianrlypBtpr ^anrl^pBtpr Eiipnmg Ifprali T V Shows JULY 19 thru JULY 25 Eopttmg llrralik She’d Rather X Giggle AP Television-Radio Writer HOLLYWOOD (AP) _ To get to Barbara Peldon’s home you put the car into gear and aim it tor the sky. Barbsira lives in a two-bed­ room house perched at the top oi the Hollywood Hills, in ear- popplng, cHfl-hanging drive up from Uie smoggy valley below. Dressed In a black sweater and pants, Barbara was at the I door and padded about the house in her stocking feet. Her dark hair was pulled back into a pony tail and bangs and she looked ready for a caper as Agent 99 on "Get Smart.” lANDS! The series, which copped Em­ mies as the outstanding comedy show and for star Don A dan^ was snatched up for next season by CBS when NBC dropped It. Settling on the sofa, Barbara said, "It really was a shock, be­ cause our ratings were very good. It was a surprise, not a shock. I wasn’t dismayed, how­ ever. I had a feeling of buoyan­ cy. Suddenly, the whole horizon opens to you. Movies, my own series." She laughed. "The next day CBS bought It and I felt that a great sense of security had set­ tled back over m e." Barbara said she couldn't be happier with the life she leads. * y ^'We ahoot in three days and that gives me four days free,” She said. "On the set you're romping, wearing funny cos­ tumes. I love to put moustaches Alicia Bond is an Indian maid in a rebroadcast of NBC’s “The HiRh Chaparral" Friday 7::i0-8;.S0 p.m. on. / “ With four dajrs off you can live, that's what you can do, MZE which Is what most actors com­ twins early in the seaton in an “I was afraid when we got sliding glass doors of the living of movie roles she wanted to plain about. I take guitar les­ effort to boost the ratings. married last year that it room was a six-inch telescope. play, "It would be easier to do ly eorduTQy sons on my day off. I can play "That’s what I’ve read & the wouldn’t work out. But It opened "I look at the moon, mainly,” the diamatic parts I trained tennis. I have friends in for a papers,” she said. "W e did a Your chele* new avenues for the writers,” she explained. "I love to see the for," she said, "but that leaves dinner a few nights a week. show last week where I Just told dry • • • no Bcu-bara said. "They tell me sun hit the tops of the moun­ you feeling wrung out after a Barbara was asked about re­ Don I was going to have a baby. they can handle the babies, tains on the moon. You can get day of crying on the set. I’d ports that she and Don, her hus­ My progress is going to be rath­ too.” lost in that.” rather giggle and laugh and band on the show, will have er r ^ d . As you watch, folks! IJItanding on a tripod by the Barbara was asked what kind Joke and romp." 1 / A Comedy About an Integrated School HOLLYWOOD (AP) — at am Integrated high school, love Interest. Michael Constan­ He admits he is excited about \Room 223,” an ABC series that goes before the cameras this tine is the prlnclpoj and Karen hin first starring role. “ There’s MINI-MOTORS iff prQtxiBes to take an honest look week. ValMitlne Is the student teacher so much going on In schools to­ 8MAIJ- ENGINE Before anyone thinks It will be assigned to Haynes’ room. day,” Haynes said. SI’ ECIAUR'TB a transfation of the black head­ Haynes, whose handsome face He said he hopes the role lines, it should be said it is a sit­ has a quick grin, ts a late start­ stays honest. "When I say hon­ LAWNMOWERS uation comedy. .Or, as the crea­ er as an actor. He didn’t play est, I mean that they don't SHARPENED LF tors preter to coll It, a drama Ms first role until 1961, when he moke him auperleacher. He’ll told with humor. was 26 and a production manag­ have hangups, but they REPAIRED shouldn’t be negative ones.” "W e’re not going to do a so­ er for a company turning out We Are Not Satisfied o cial ^documentary,” said Gene televMon game shows. ' ' The show’s approach to prob­ Until You A re! Reynolds, the producer at 20th He enrolled in the Film Indus­ lems- -by which a problem will «iMl«, nen-all«r-~ SEASO subject we undertake we’ll do and got him a role in a series pi­ Haynes. ’’I like a one-to-one re­ full lii* btcL realistically. lot that didn’t sell. ’That led to a lationship,” he explained. "That DAY AND NIG "Our initial objective Is to be small part In "Star ’Trek" and makes It easier to hsndle than a entertaining. We are getting .a his career began to orbit. generalized approach.” • PAR 3 lot of admonitions to keep It His picture credits include • DRIVING r a n g e \llght, but we’re nrt going to "Ice Station Zebra." "Madi- make it light if it hurts our sto- gan” and ’"The Mad Room ." TONY n irnH H fisr • MINIATURE GOLF He studied stunt work with Tony (hutls will be (he Ihm4 Brooks, the writer-crea­ Jock Mahoney, then took over • GO CARTS^ tor oK ’’Room 222," said, "Take when circus artist, from around the lab himself. "It’s teaching tin world perform their award- the story In which flu strikes the actors how to move and fall and Tm Spoon Rostiirant school and 00 per cent of the winner ants on 'Tim ex Bre- ELECTRONICS tight. To become aware of their senu thei All-Star tV eus- The FaD-TInie Goff Piofeasloaa) teachers are out. There’s no bodies and how to use them bet­ reason why that can’t be funny. Official Circus Hall cf F>ame LABORATORIES oo Premises at All Tlmes^ ter, If,you have difficulty moil­ Awards Show.” a one-hour pro­ A1 Oaysoa, Pro. But if the s U ^ Is about the ex­ ing your body you may stumble gram to be broadcaM on liept ploitation of a black athlete, lit over a set. / can’t be funny." \ 6. ^ 277 BROAD "Some ' people, for Instance, It Is scheduled to be tsped ai Golf 0 Tron Uoyd Haynes plSys the black don’t know how to get in and out the (arned Orque d’Hiver srena EXIT W from 1-04 teacher whose classroom Is of a car," he said. "They do It In Pari, early in July STEREO Bis. OS • 90, TaleottviDe Room 222. Denise Nicholas is every, day. but when they try It the guidance counselor and his in a sc)ene they can’t do It." Hajmes, who is' single, has put THE MRVENT1EH TAPES himself on a rigorous schedule for the show. "I get up at four 'The condition of th. United CUBED - CRUSHED - BLOCK o ’clock In the morning and learh State, a. it 1. now. and what FOR my dialogue tor a couple of may be expected to the next LT. WOOD CO. ^ ICE hours,” be said. *T work out for decade, will be fully explore 1 51 BI8SELL 8T. half an hour, have braaktsst CARS PhsM 04S-1120 Piaat Opea by NBC News In a 3H-hour o d ­ ’T m East fiem Mala St. Weekdays—0 ts 0 and go to smrk. I got boms at or program, tentatively UUwd at State Theatre SaiBdsjs 0 ts 1 aeren o’clock and aonk right ” H en Come the Sevantlea.” on TV-I Rms e d u t e d ! o u t" Oct. 7 \ t( tfiick-ii-tliirtty if. quick dryinq. if^groundt...... 20c . \\ V PAGE TWO MANCHBriEB EVPOWO HEBAU), MANCHESTER, CONS.. SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, JULY 19,. 1969. PAGE THREE

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(O Man of A Ran (19) Dsih Shadows rollce arrmi man reapooslble (ID David F^sst Show (66) The Oateasto (ID New Hsek (C) "Testament of Dr. Mabuse" (9li Fasowold (G> 4:19 (U ) Fashlms to Sewtog (G) 4:19 (ID FSohloas to Sewtog (O for sexual atlacks on numrr (U ) deb Beak (C) 11:M (ID Newe — Weather aad 4:19 (169999) News (G) 6:16 (9) FamUy AHair (C) Paly 99 4:11 (164149) Newo (G) ous sroman who lire alone nnd (69) Leave It te Beaver 6:99 (D Basel (G> 19:99 (9) Garsl Bamett_ asmis tiM (H M ) Major Leaane Base- Sperto t i U (9) Haekleheny Heaad Shew FM 446 (1) Bseel (G) Uler release him when they U :M (D News (U) Uaderdag (G) Jlmmsr Bainim (G) 8:99 Mtoieragers’ Nalghbarhssd (U ) Uaderdog think ho to caily a crank. baU Game el Ike B ^ k (C) 9:19 (9) ---- - ter (ID My LiMe Mamto Guestsi: E ^ ie Fisher, Doro- (I) TBA Martha Vasconcellos, arts (U > Lulu sings on ABC’s 849 Whal’s New (96) My UtBe Maigis Nina Foch on ABC’s 19:99 (1) 99 Mtontoo TMOckt SkMT SpcctooElar (9) David FMet Shew (O) (ID Msastera ~>onDon raito _ (19) Big PlelBSO / (C) U 46 (9 9 994669) Nows —Wonihor ‘‘Honeymoon Hotel** *64. Two (69) F Tissp (9) News Bear- U:99 (64((9 8 99 9669) News — Weather 6:66 BEN Ghraaieto (G) (19) Mssstois / and b s rit (O) champ Joe Frasier. (69) FUatataaes (O) and flpsi to (U ) W a g e Is Bettsm el Sea "Bebkid Uicked DoorF' b«chelor» arrive at Caribbean 19:19 (M -IM D Newo (O) 9:19 (6D Weatker No Oun Towera, No Fencee (ID F Troop ktte (C) (99) dm Maal 9:99 (9) I Lave Laey (U ) My Favsrtia Marliaa (19) A a Ha U:66 gpeetram (C) 8:19 (U> Wosthor (D Nows wBh naah Bm- 11:19 (1) Thmday Marilgla (ID Lhrs T m n ls s la a Iran TiM (1) Here’s Laey hotel that la strictly for new> 19:19 (9) Alka Laddsa's OaSenr U :99 <9) Msaday StarttoU Baaee (I) All Asserleaa OoHege Show lyweda. Robert Mone, Rob* (1M1.M) OeaeeatraHoa (C> (18) Deaals the Meaaee (99) n m for LUe 9:19 (D I Love Laey aalb ( 6 "High Cbsl of tiring'' '96 ert Goulet, Nancy Kwan, JUl (19) F Treep (1949) Haattiy - Briakley Ma- ‘ "n ie conjugal B e ^ '69. Aging 16:16 (16) Deaals the Moaaeo (U ) My Farsrtb MarBaa After nine yean at marriage (M) Ckampleashli WresUlag (M) Haaliep - Briakley Bepert (It) Beverly HSMUee part (C) bachelor marries virtuous 4;M (1) AAU U terW I Track (ISAl) Mews — Wea&er — 6t. John. (C) (6ti Meralag Mavie (69) Tralh ar Ceasegameee (16) FBm (ID— - ' - SteaiMy la Aeltoa huabaiMl and wUc art faced Bperls aad Feataree (C) “ Man In the Shadow’* *58. 9:96 (94) Weather — Spsrts aad 9:69 (it) Laeal News yuing c lr i 'orhoee enran' near­ Paly 99 (15) F Troop « 44D Slay .fc b h to y Bo- with new arrirol and tom of ud Field (C) U:99 (IM l-M ) FeroeaalHir (O) 7:99 (8) After Dtoaer Merle ly doea him In. Ugo Tognanl, USA • U8R - BrUlah Com­ 7iM (i) daekle Oleasoa Shew (O Jeff Chandler. Orson Welles, (U ) Aadjr Orlffllh News (G> (49) Tralh ar Caaoesaeaem (C) hlo lob. Joae FSner. Oena Guests: Sid Caesar, Myron Ctrfleen Miller, Ben Alex* (U) Leave It to Beaver "Merry Andrew" '58. British Hartaia Tlady, Wutor Giller. 8:19 Mtotarageis’ Nalgkbarhead 9:99 (64) Wealher — Spirio aad t :t t S d Local News Rowlands, Jim Baelnia monwealth Meet will be pres­ U:19 (9) DIek Taa Dyke Shaw (G) archaedoglat dtooorers on- ented from Uos Angeles Coli­ Cohen, George Jessel aniB ander. (99-91-99) Hellywead Sgaatee ( I t ) ------U :99 (964649) Tsaldd Shaw M a ­ 949 Whal’s New News (O) 7:99 (1) Oaaar’s Werid (C) U :19 (64D Psay Biohep Tlmmle Rogers. * (It ) N( AngeU, Robert Cooto, Noel 1:99 (8) News — Esaseats t t Gaas- (G) (9D HllhUghto (C) aoo Blrar altraot advenlurous > Filgki Back te Barih (ID New Veik Yankee Base­ (M l) Dating Chuae (0) are Gore Vidal, Mort Sahl U:19 (6D News lart aad Oaliiaisto ball (O) (II) Big. Flelare (C) and Morgana King. U:99 (9) Lave ef Ute (G) 8:96 (69) 77 9 PurcelL (C) 1:99 Darwb (C) (96 )MeHaIs's Navy mtiit of glabalraiting axperi 1:66 (6) News — Memssto al Cam- New York vs. Washington (ID b A Sea BasebaU (C) U :U (48> One Step Beyead 8:19 (8) News (It) RaaUey - BrtoUey Ba- (96) News HiaElam —USAF 9:99 NET FesHval (40) News (>aar Romero. fari aad OaMspaais (tMS-19) l ooaardy (0) part BMdgtoas FSm and SIga Oft (ID Major Leagae Baseball Baltimore vs. Boston “ The Prisoner” (M9) BewIteM (G) Mosart Concerto 9:46 (49) 77 Saaoet Slrte (ID Briahlay Ba- (16) Nows aad Skpi Off Olanis - Dodgers B:N (I M M l) Get Smart B (C) U :M Late Shew Sports (C) between eaotlc (heole, CUo 8:85 <8> M M eat ef Meditatlea aad writer. 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H ie Seekers: The Ideallata bveaUgallon unU discover SUIWAY JU p r o g r a m The Four Poater" Rex Haf- 19:19 Bnial Narim Bmtows (C) "Tyrmit at the Sea" liaon, Lilli Palmer. tlTsl Theatre (hot fUhlng boai ooriMr lo <88) Agriealtare ea Parade (88) Chamaioashlp Itsatlag (69) I Spy fi (6) OaldM U bM (C) smuggling gold bars Into Is­ 9:99 (1) Zeerama (C) (96464tU D the Peelers (G) lands. R (M> Thin U the Ufa (48) Usight (9611461 Ths Oaisldsr (Cl (81 Sign Ob aad Prayer U:U (88) Sacred Heart Program (9S-9M9) Fraak MeOee Re- f s v ! ^ ^ (649) D a ^ Oams (O I (8> iCe Chrlsteahera 11:88 (8) Perceytloa (C) M rt (C) 9:90 (9) SserslStoom (C) (It) Taa IFClsoa Bows (D (5> HiUals for Chlldrea Wodaoodav Maritohl (1 6 3 3 ) Matoh Oams (C) "Wo re No! Married " 'U “ The Bank Dick" Perhape (38) JewUh Life We Believe Weismuller. 9:99 (.. i J SalUraa Shaw ( t ) (8) Faith lor Today (0) (88) ChrlsiMhem Oueita: Arthur Godfrey, brondopat on NBC dmint’ the Highlights / 11:66 (16»fM D TealgM 6to»w P o l» (18) Tom aad Jerry. (18) Jackok BeamyB e i^ Show Oaterlna Valenta, Blood, 1966-70 aenaon, wlH include (IdlTTSay Btshop Show (D (88) New Three Stooges (48) CoBversatleaB wiU o. o Sweat aad Tears, The Young STANEK Robert Morse and An- "SaJiarw," about the world’s TODAY: "Raratogn Tnmk," 1:66 (fl Nsws — Mstomis si Gam- 18:18 (88) Uvlag Ward .Americana, Rodney Danger- janette Coiner in the Isrt aad OsMoposis 18:88 (3) Face Ike Natlea (C) field, Flpoe and Eldridge, krle laixeat desert, and aperigla ex­ IMS film of New Orieans,/with IlD News .aad figs Oft (88) Dasm. Bible Aaswers Ben. rhe Rios Bros. R film, “ Quick, Before It (38) CoaaectlcBt Weekead (C> (M 9) Tka F3JI. (O) amining Uk wolf, the evoluthn lngri>! Bergman-and Gary'Coop­ (661 Nsws HsadMaoo — USAF AUTHORIZED (48) Happealag *88 er, 611:45 p.m. on NBC . . . MelU,” Thursday 9-11 BsMrim FBai aad IHga W t (U ) Jauraey la AdrairiBre (O) ELECTRONICS of man, and the lure o t moun- 146 (8) Dows and WmikoT — Me- 1:88 (3) Year Commaalty (C) "K orea" tain cUmbfn(. "Mias Universe Beopty Pag- p.m. msat orHodBaMm aad IHga <18-88-S8> Meet U e Press venqie of rfioon (991 Dark Sksiiwo to resist tyraniv of 19th cen*^ 9:99 (D Bee Haw ' i (C) tury csar. Steve Reeves. a oamtd (toravan in the Repub­ landing starts at il a.m. to • TURNPIKE •.y 2^' Guesto: Merle Haggard, Bon­ Georgia Moll. <0 nie Owens, Ekldle Fukano. lic a t Niger and ffimed Tuareg p.m. on Monday/and tlie net­ “ Imitation General” ‘58. Tank (tM »d9> Beaaaaa (C) /iKsnads as they maata their work.'). All nctv^rka wtU pro­ V AND Corps sergeaiu masquerades (M D Saaday Night Mevie TEXACO Dan Blocker stars on as general to save battle. Make a Difference Where You Save! way by to o t and on (amel, vide special er^ertalnmerU seg­ UBto H a ^ "The HappoUng’^ Anthony O pw 24 Hbri* a Day . . Glenn Ford. Red Buttons, Quinn. -Uxhaiel PnHu. George IT D O E S ment}; during/Uie 31 hours ot NBC’s “ Bonanza” Sun­ Dean Jonea, Talna Big. ocroas 500 miles o t sand 'to the Maharto, Robert Walker, Mar­ coverage. / Com forf-Aire day 5i-10 p.m. (88-83-38) Froatlers M Faltk tha Hyer, Faye Dunaway In salt pits at Btlma, kxsated In FlraitOM T irv (8) IssaW aad Aaswers .(C) story of abduction In Florida INSTANT MONDAVy "Oarol BumeU (18) CoBBo RepoH (0) one o t the most Inaccessible re­ aettiitor with unusual tsrto end­ Presents the Jimmie Rodgers SALES & SERVICE • iU (M l Saerad Heart (48) MeU BesehaB Gam# ing. ' R (C) ' gions of rwwthesst Niger. Qoality LIm Prodorts • ;N (I) ValvenUy of MtoUgaa (C) Mets vs. Montreal at New 19:96 (1) (■ MIsstoa Impassible (C) EARNINGS Show." E ^ e Fish‘>r to a guest. York. (ID Stop the Chrysler Alrtomp (I) The Chrbtopkers (C) (19) Tea O'Cladi 'Nem (C) S A VI M G S 1611 p.m. on CBS . , . "Taraa 946 m > Gba. Bs|wlreni Lkmm (18) Aaaamaa (€) 1:99 (8-88) Red Spx BaeehaM (O) (IP d ld t) My Friend Tony (C) Room Air CondlUonrrs »t (48) IliU U the LUe “ Baltimore vs. Boeton'*' Bulba." film on the (xiaaarks, 9:96 <91 I Lwvo Laei 19:19 (It) Mavie 5% Dividend pnld (U) Bw Me 18:88 (8) News Rellgleao Special' (18) New York Yaakoee Base­ "Drive a - Crooked Road" with yul Brynner and Tony Cermr Broad aad ( (8) DIalogao ball - ' (C) Mickey . Rooney. Diaiui. \ s i I < 1 \ 1 I (» s (ram day of depoalt. am Washington va New York Cu.'lla' 8:3611 p.m. on NBC. (99) F Troop kUddW’Taka. Waat (18) Day el Dlocovory^ Footer. / (ID TmBi ar O ogaoareo REM (88) Challee of Salvattoa (O (88) Usight 4 ttmea yearly. PhgaaMi-nTt (M) Sacrifice of ike Mato . (38) Jaalsr Talsat Show » 11:88 (8-848-88) Complete NH- tuard al. parachute plant j WEDNEHDAY; "Dsrwtn." r»- Baoy ! TYPEWRITERS : Air- (VHidUtonlng work Coverage of fligh t of Mevlee VAflantlc Convoy” Double clashes wlih one of his eo- ^ /creatlon of Charles Darwin’’: REPAIR ai]R\lCR Ap^lo U Is^kedaled to Bo­ workers, la modenr Torsion 949 (4D D gie at this Time aad Coatlaae feature. Bnice Bennett por­ ' voyage to the Galapagos Is­ GUARA^flEED matll aoxt day. M oad^, Jaty trays sailor during WW n. of Carman. Harry Belafonte, 9:99 ( » k^SLtor “ Badlands of pakota”. Rob­ - Dorothy Dandridge. P e M lands, 9 p.m. on Channel 34 . . 81. If Apotto iU Schodale ki Bailey. Dtabann OarroU. (O MANCHESTER (D No Fraak Ckaagod. Bogalar Program- ert Stack. U + IA U L "N E T FeaUval: TIk Mosart 649-6733 (48) Ckarllo . Chaa's Seerot . (9) S a s te Night Marls SERVICE mleg wm be Schedaled aa fol­ My Fasorito lows: (3) Gaasmeko R "Jungle F ille r s " Richard Ooocerto," wilh pianist Ull Q B ^ WMh by ear tamki 478 R. Middle Turnpike (8) Camera Three (C) (8) Aaoday Mo%te Spectacalar Todd and Laurence Harroy. OLDSMOBILE Kraus, f p.m. on Cbannal 34 Manrhratc^r (8) Seo l^SA 9Vm Feataree “ Rings around the World" British patrol penetrate an Narrator. Don Ameehel Bgcll- alien aad tnemy tnfmted THURKDAY: The Dirty oomftoUtf aqHIpppd ssrvt^ (18) Blae Door

J * • F j u m P O O S EVENING HERALD, MANCHigffKR, CONN^ ^ATURDAY,i A r v JULY 19, 1969 T ~ T THURSDAY PROGRAM 1:N (l> OIH Talk (C) pert (C) L (M) FUm (8) Troth or Coa.eaaoBce . (C) (tl> At Home wttk Kitty Datina'' Game (C) magailne to cover wdentlflc S:t# (S) Secret ^merm (C) mlMlon In Antarctl(x George /Aaether World (C) Maharla, Robert Morm, (A4d> C ^ era l HeepItaJ (C) James Gregory. Anjanette 1:M « ) ^ Uakletter Show (C) Comer, Howard St. John. (C) < ^ * * ^ ) Yea Dea’t Bay (C) (848) ThI. I . Tom gene. (G) 18-4^ Oae Life to Live (C) Guests: Tim Conway, comic; ( U f K it e of Nlgkt (C) Sergio Mendes A Brasil '66: 4:00 (S) Banger Station (C) Lynn Redgrave, actregs; Lu­ /fM -n -M ) Match Game (C) lu, British Mngstreas; The (8) Mike Deagla. Show (C) (l8> Tempo 18 Bee Gees from Autralla. R I (88-8*48) Dragaet ’88 B (G) , , (48) Dark Shadow. I (88-8*48) Dean Marthi f ' 4:88 (18) Fa.hlon. la Sewlac (G) PreMats Oelddigger. (G) 4:88 (88-8848) New. (C) 4:88 (8) H aul (8) Apollo 11 MBsioa (G) (G) News space covering this (18) D a^ rd of (G) historic event. (88) My Little Mamie Barbara Anderson ap- (18) Tea O’Glaek New. (G) (88) Mika Deagla. Show (G) (48) It Take, a TUef (88) Batmaa (G) peairs on NBC’s “ Iron­ (48) nialetoae. ) (18) Tea Thirty Movie 5:88 (8) Darke’. Law side” Thursday 8 :30- "The Amasing Mrs. Holliday" (C) Deanna Durbm. (18) Saperheroe. (G) 9:30 p.m. (88) ThI. I . the Life I (*4-8*4848) New. — Weather (88) M aa.ter. and I ^ r t s (G) (88) The DetecUves (48) F Troop kMo :8S (48) Weather (G) I (8) Thareday Starlight (8) New. wMh Frank Bey- "The Oackaman” ’63. Inno­ 8:88 (8) 1 Love Lacy nold. cent locksmith gets mfated up (l8) Deaal. the Menace (18) Mp Favorile MartMa with two rival gangs of (88) DS Navy film (88) Gaaadlaa Travel FUm thieves. Cluurlle Drake, (88) F Troop „ (8*48) HaaHcgr - Brinkley Be- George Sandeira, Dennis Price, > O. •*' C®"“ 8aeaee. 8:88 (8-8) Weather — Sport. — (G) Eddie ^ rm e . (C) Now. (G) "Four Girls hi Toim ’’ ’S7, 3 (G)8:48 % ) Local Maws George Nader, Julie Adams. (18) Leave It to Beaver (8) After Diaam Mevie Marianne Cook. - (C) (M) Highway Patrol ■The Hook” ’63. Problems I (884848) Taalght Shaw deha- (88) BlgkllghU (G) of men In war when faced ay Canon (G) (88) MeBale’s Navy with killing unarmed prison­ (48) News (VM) Joea BUhop Show (G) Andrew Duggan and Lin McCarthy comfort Teresa ers. Kirk Dooidas, Nick I (8) Newe — Memeate of G o m -. ■ -'jk 8:88 (48) 77 Saamt Robert Walker. loH aad Oaldepeete Wright on CBS’ “Lancer” Tuesday 7:30-8:30 p.m. 8:88 (S) New. with uter Groa- (88) Haalley - Brinkley Be- (88) News aad Sign Oft '( -..M Tom Jones: FRIDAY JU PROGRAM 1:88 (8) Glri Talk (G) (88) Tke V ik lsf. aad 8jSporte (G) ‘First I’m Male’ ( 88) BIpoer (88) At Home wltk KIMy (C) 11:85 (8) ___ (88) Divorce Goart (G) F r iu y teectacBlar By JOAN CROSBY pearea at a New York night (8-48) Dreaia HeaM "Sunrise------— Campabello" ' NEW YORK — (NBLk) — The club, was known through his 1:88 (8) A . Ike World Tara. (G> FDR’sf B lifeute fromirom .time .tune hene isIs (8848-88) Yoa’re PatUay Me Mrickmi with ix>)lo to Demo­ sudden sucoefls of a rugged- recordings and did decent busi­ Oa (0) cratic Convention’ In '3L Ralph linking young genUemfui from ness after getting good revtewB. . ■ (*-48) Le«’i Make a Deal (G) Bellamy, Greer Garaon, 8:88 (8) Love I. a Maay Bpieadered Hume Oonyn, Jean Hagen. Wales named Tom Jones, due Jutt recently he appe^ed in an­ Tklaa (G) "7th Cavalry" ’56. Randolph to his weekly exposure' on ABC- other chib where every night (^88-38) Day. of Oar Live. Scott. Barbara Hale. (C) (848) Newlyared Game (G) .U:S8 (884848) Tonight Show Joka- TV and hU best-aeUing re Datlay Game (G) "Commandos Strike at Dawn" 8:1 > (S) Secret Storm (G) Paul Miml portrays patriotic come someUme, someway,” he He attributes It aU to tele­ (88^8*48) Aaotker Worid (C) Scandinavian determined to F protect his country from In­ said. "It had happened in vision: “ It’s more powerful ,(*-481 Qoaeral Hoop"—uoplta. (G) 1:88*(8) The LlakloMer (G) vasion of Nasi Germany. Eurdpo. I figured it would than films. You’re on every (4-48) Oae LUe to Live (G) (48) Nears HoadHaeoMVM — D8AFBJCWBV happen hero and thought It (88-8*48) Yea Don’ t Say (G) . ^ ^ l l . l o o . Film and .SIga.Sign OftOff week. With films, in order to (18) Edge at Nlgkt 8:88 (3) New. and Weath’Feathir — Mo- would be through either TV or (G) meat of ModUatiaatOernleMi SIga have impact, you have to 4:88 (8) Baager StatleB (G> (Mf films.” keep making hits.” (88-8848) Matek Game (G) . Ho looks strong aa a (8) MlUa Doaglas Skew (G) L 08 His appeal is broad from (18) Tempo 18 Welsh hillock, is much hand­ young adults through those on (48) Dark Skadoar. somer than any ploture he has 4:38 (18) Fiukloa. la Sowlag OurW EEDY Specialty the dark side of the generation 4:85 (88-8*48) New. 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