WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1969 ManrlTFBtpr Ctn^ning l|rraUi Most Manchester Stores Open Tonight Until 9 0*Clock

Mountain Laurel Chaidar A (nee motor boat Inspection Chorus of Sweat AdaBnoa wlU by the Ooaat Guard AuxlBary, Town rehearse toanoroar at 8 p.m. at FMUU 17», wlU be held at St. A r m m g e Dally Nat Praaa R u n & m e t IX p d ty NI|M tHH be th e Rtwelan A m eilca n NmUonad Bridget School parking lot to­ ■lar Xha Week Ended TTie Weather obeerred bgr MendaMp L«dge Ceniter, 2U Wethersfield Awe., night and tomorrow from 6:80 SEMI-ANNUAL SALE ddM O H bumottw in the Me- Haittord. The event la open to p.m. to dusk. HOUSE ' J i m 14, 1888 FMr this evening with tog de- • ■ d e Tent|)le a t t;M>. Clarencw all women interaated In sln(ln|^ 946 MAIN ETTREET veloFtag later and continuing It. BmNh of ToIUnd, deputy tor tour-paxt barberahopwQde Mar- The Search tor Spiritual Re­ Downtown Manchester Into m day tizarniiig. Tonfglit’e the MidUi MMonlc dMrIct, will 15,590 lEuTuttig llTralh low in 60s. Tomorrow hsoaming mony. Those wlahinr mors In­ newal group of Trinity Covenant Open 6 Days OMfee Ido olflcla] Tlstt, occom- formation may contact X n- Church will meet Friday at 8 of famous name eunnyv w arm . H igh in 80n. Thinaday to 9 PJL Manchester— A City of Village Charm poided by Hdword Oobell of Truman Crandall, 88 WMto SL p.m. at the church. I WMd— , oMOclofte Ktotnd m ar- VOL. L X X X V m , NO. 227 (TWENTY-POUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1969 (Olasellled Advertlstaig on Page M) rtwL The Batored Apprentice Jehovah’s WUneaaes will con­ PRICE TEN CENTS decroo wfll be conferred, with duct a theocratic minUtry Arab Sector Hit Itu n n W. BcMotter, aenlor dea- achool FrMay at 7:80 p.m. and HALE 00(1. preaidlns, and other ot‘ a aervice meettaic at 8:88 at Ooera moving up a station to By Israeli Jets Kingdom Hall. aenior deacon. TIiIb la the final ITBERIASw Israel (AP) — What*8 Your View? moaUnd o f the h>d|e b efore sum ­ YAKIMA, Wodh. (AP) — mer roeeaa. Members of Trinity Covenant Two Israeli Jet fighters bombed Enemy Negotiators Church win conduct a service and strafed an Arab guerrilla ^^^90 and ^^^90 Among the topics discussed Friday at 1:80 p.m. at the Mebp at the BSrd aimual conveiitian IbuKlieater B m b I e m Club stronghold Inside Jordan today White House Proposes dowa Convalescent Home. ways and means oommlttao of the PaudSc branch of the after guerrlUas attacked an w in m oot ft h la y ait 8 p.m . at Bntomotoglcal S ociety o f Iho home of Kra. Fituik TVm>s, Stain Club will meet tonight arm y patrol In the Belsan v a l­ values to $13 America, attended by some M V a n to n S t at 8 at the VFW Ch*. ley, the Israelis repotted. Score Nixon Plan 1,(XX) ddegates, was “the role of a volatile female sex The planes launched a 2S-mlln- PARIS (AP)—The Viet "It is on effort to predeter­ He repeated ^ t further with­ pheromone In sUlhulatlng ute assault on Adaslya, an unin­ Good looks. Good lines. Good leath­ Cons( and North Vietnam mine the outcome of the nego­ drawals will depend upon the male courtshtt) behavior in habited cluster of huts facing denounced President Nix­ tiation before It has begun.” he iantntng and equlpptag of South Eased Voting Rights the drosphlla melanogahas- the Israeli settlement of Aahdot ers. And at on even better pricel on’s Vietnam policy today said. "R must he characto)i>ad Vietnameae toroee, the military te r.” Taaqov near the southern shore You'll find famous brands in mid as Eui unreas(Hisd)le situation and progreM in the o f hte Sea o f OalUeie. as deceitful. They said he which delays progress at WASHINGTON (AP) — was following a dead-end peace talks. Witnesses said the planes en­ and low heels in styles you'll meetings. As President Nigon The Nixon administration road in trying to maintain The U.S. negotiator roads no countered antiaircraft fire but like. Bones, patents, white. made clear in his press cc reference to Nixon’s June 19 proposed today a nation­ returned to base undamaged. the Saigon regime and to ence on June 19, we categoi wide ban on voter literacy Sizes 5^/2 to 10. rtatemeirt that he hoped to have Enemy Shells The patrol also was unharmed, replace U.S. troops with ly reject your demand that we all U.S. ground toroes out of tests and on state resi­ they said. South Vietnamese. replace the legitimate govem- Vietnam ly Ihe end of U7D. dency r^uirements for met^t of the Republic of Viet­ 2 Witnesses said several abelU The Viet Cong’s now provi­ He appealed tor the beginning Test Troops presidential elections. 2 n a m .” from Jordan crashed into a chil­ sional revolutionary govern­ of serious negotiations and said The administration also called Lodge ajocuaed the other aide dren's nursery at Ma'oc Haim, ment described Nixmi’e hopes the United States Is ready to ex­ tor enforcement powers that Sunshine yellow, golden orange In a of diatortlng Nixon’s poslUoin on a few miles south of Aehdct sev­ as "sheer lUusiona." North Viet- amine every a'venue that might would allow the attorney gener­ fantastic selection of women's sum­ troop withdrawals. He sold the O f Saigon eral hours before the air strike. naun called the U.S. troop with­ lead to peace. al to dispatch federal voting ex­ mer styled shoes. Light on the feet attack on the deciahm to with­ The children were sleeping In HURRY TO A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF draws! statements "an act in a "K Is unfortunate, therefore BEN HET, Vietnam (AP) — aminers and oboervers any­ and Hght on the pocketbook too. But draw 2S,(XX> U.6s troops was "a underground shelters end were comedy played out to appease that your side persistently dta- North Vietnameae giamera where In the nation. complete and Irreeponsthle mis­ not Injured. hurry, not all colors and sixes in and deceive" public opinion. torts the meaning of our words op en ly bom bard thda Special The package, submlttad by every style. The attack on the so-called representation of a m ajor Inltla- Atty. Gen. John N. lOtcbril, The Israeli army announced Forces camp from surroundhig U.S. d»-AmericantzaUon policy 'U've" taken by Nixon and Ihleu. (See Page Bight) would be a major expanskm of Its troops kiBed one of a group ridges. Prioonens released by chansi^ was the major theme In epeech- the 1968 V otin g R igh ts A ct, 5 of guerrillas trying to Infiltrate North Vietnamese troops bring 6 ea deUvered at th 38rd full- which primarily affected seven hAo Isniel east of Qesher. Wit­ In letters from the enemy, acale sessl I o pair for each of your youngsters, 2.-’4. new ^ate income tax which bleimlum ■was passed on to the Charles Boggini of Manchester, 12.7 m m m achine guns In the Yellow, Melon, have eald, it abould be Innad- les T uesday eha n ever kiuywB pair Gov. Richard B. OgUvte says is governor just five days before Gerald Alien of Vernon, and trees," aald ons of the .US. Spa- QUART Sizes B'A to 3. ened to it^ude the entire oou» w hat wlXl happen n ext in h er Bone Rag. to 7.00 pr. needed to save lUlnois from the two-year fiscal period be- WlUlam O’NeUl of Eattt Hamp­ da* Fbrcee advineils. work, ithen a nervous motorist SANDALS bankzvptcy. ton. AU are Democrats. The lO-mSe road to the camp try and not just the South. g 1 i». a rrived . Unleaa the tax la passed, Ogil- Voting against the tax biU from the main taaae at Dak To is ______The package came after $ 1 0 . 6 7 GALLON The House wound up action on Atty. Gen. John Mitehell proposes expansion of The motorist said a snake had ■vle has declared, the state may Uttered with burned and aban­ weeks of debede within tlM ad­ White and Colors Matching the flscel package early this were State Reps. Donald Oeno- the 1965 Voting Rights Act. (AP Photofax) crawled into the underpinnings have to halt the operation of vesi of Mandiseter, Dorothy doned trucks, eiddence of recent ministration. Largely because Wallhide Latex Wall Paint morning, and Speaker WUUam of hki car and he didn't know | "penal Institutions, prisons, uni­ Miller of Bolton, Hiomss Dmi- unsuccessful attempts to run 1 VBt/’'* rn 'TT 1 1 ***’ consensus could be reached, Ratchfoid said afterward that Stop In and Test It! how to get it out. versities, children’s hospitals nelly of Wapplnjg, and Robert convoys to the camp. Two small r I L I o H o l d U the tax program was a stopgap ■cfiedUiea Appearances Deiore Miss Seiler found the reptile and state parks." King of Tolland. AU are R^ub- convoys rushed through Monday I measure that would be replaced the subcommittee, headed by u near the bSM of the car radla-1 Ogtlvle, a Republican, is lican s. and Tuesday, but no more are in 1971 w ith a state Incom e te x . Rep. Bmanul Celler, D-N.Y. tor and hfted out the threefbotl preealng to r a 3 per cent tax on planned In the Immediate fu­ House Chiefs Speed FAMOUS RRAS "I sincerely feel that our exist- W**EW*ES***WW8BWia**B Hearings On With the propoeals finally set­ prairie king snake. "PerfocUy] ture. BUSH HARDWARE CO. inoomes of both Individuals and tled, Mitchell called today tor harmless," Mias Seller ex­ ing tax struct^ “P "have exercised aU the aUteroa- The camp itself has laken on coiporatlonB. Democrats are Irr- fiv e am endm ents to the 1906 plained. »-«2e50 eve^ degree of el^ clty In It,” ^ ta x and Cton- the appearance of another siege 793 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER Shape up to loveliness with wonderful siating on a lower rale for indi­ said the Danbury Democrat. Smoking Ads law. They would provide: The relieved motorist drove I viduals und a higher one for locaUoo, Khe Sanh. Wooden Call for Surtax Vote Kodel® polyester tlbeifUl braa. Adda Ratchford said the Democrats (Bee Page TTwenty-nitee) —A nationwide ban on Utara- away end the Brownies clus-1 curves naiturally without aUffnesa. frame buildings sag with shrap­ corporations. The governor con­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Dem­ suggested, however, that Ford’s WASHINGTON (AP) — De­ cy terts until at least Jan. 1, tered around Miss Seiler to have | Completely machine washable. A 83 tend thia would be unoostltu- nel holes, destroyed 'vehldes PITTSBURGH FAINTS keep ~fJUtSr/WMEDMMMlhat ocratic House chiefs have decid­ count may be optlnilstlc. spite pleas from the tobacco in­ 1974. a turn at touching the snake. CORSET SALE to 36; B and C 32 to 88. tional. , have been run Into mud bunk­ dustry and over the objection of —A nationwide ban on state N N ed to call for a -vote on Presi­ After headcounts showed sub­ N pt exactly as Uluatm ted. ers, bba defenders have the RepubUcans hcrid a 39-19 m a­ dent Nixon’s surtax extension stantial lack of firm Denoocratic its chairman, the Federal Trade residency requirements for lodts of hunted meix jority In the state Senate and a Monday—a week or more ear- support, leaders had postponed Cbnunlaslon is going ahead with presidential elections. 96-81 edge In the House. But ‘liks AmerlcazK at Ben Het say hearing^a on a tough, new cig a ­ Big Price Reductions on Famous Name Bras, Panty Girdles FAMOUS GIRDLES tier than expectod—after leceiv- a ■vote scheduled for Wednes­ —Authority for the attorney that if the camp is the main tar­ rette smoking warning. their Democratic colleagues, all Ing assuranoes RepuUlban day. Ford’s report, however, general to dispatch voting ex­ get of the enemy pudi, then only 945 MAIN STREET 3.39 ^ face re-election campaigns In memlbens have closed ranks be­ caused therm to reconsider plans The PTC Wednesday rejected, aminers and observers any­ Long leg panty girdle. Double rein­ the conletant bomlbing strikes Downtown Manchester A. BESTFORM, FIBERFILL 1970 and m any h s've been relu c­ hind the plan. to let the surtax lie over until by a 3-2 vote, a move to post­ where in the nation. HOUSE forced panels eopiscially designed to and enormous artUlery support tant to back the governor on the after the Jidy 4 holiday. pone the hearings uiAlt after —Authority for the Justice ^ Open 6 DSys support and flatten your tummy. has averted It so tor. The House wiU take up Friday controverdal tax. an eonergency measure to ex­ The surtax Issue became Congress takes some action on Department to start voting 1^ Thursday to 9 P.M. Sweep-around design eliminates up­ 'the senior Green Berfet offi­ The current session ends at tend present withholding rates linked with legislation o n the the smoking-health controversy. rights lawsuits and to ask tor a per hip bulge.. .trims and taiters cer In the area, Lt. Ool. Andrew thighs, hips, derrlere. Sisea S, M, L, midnight Monday. Unless the through Jtdy 91. Otherwise, they federal program for aid to de­ The vote paved the ■way tor Maiquls, commander of the B24 r e g . XL. bill clears the Senate by Satur­ woidd drop to presurtax rates at pendent children. Rep. FhilUp the FTC to open hearings next (See Page Eight) Detachment at Kontum, said to­ Salel 2 / " O 2.99 Long-leg styling In light, lovely Lycra day, It would be too late for it to midnight Monday when (he orig­ Burton, D-Oallf., blocked short­ IHiesday with testlinony from day the North Vietnamese hove spandex with front and back panels. receive the mundatory once-a- inal 10 per cent income tax sur- cut action on the withholdiug ex­ antismoking Witnesses, led by Gives firm, smooth crxitrol. Yet so Surgeon General William S. Kodel fiberfill is the wonder ingredient that increases cool, so free. Be absolutely comfort­ (See Page Eight) (See Page Eight) chaigie expires. tension Wednesday, demanding HALE the bust by a full cup size—naturally and comfort- able all summer long. S, M, L, XL. EJven U th e H ouse passes the the House move on a .bill to Stewart and his predecessor. Heart Attack oble. Adjustable stretch straps. Dacron® polyester, surtax Monday, the Senate stilt a freeze on the number of chil­ Dr. Luther L. Terry. cotton, nylon fibers. White only. A and B cup; 32-36. must act In oonzmlttee and on dren who may be Included In Rejecting the postponement FAMOUS BRA SLIPS the floor, so there is no chance the program. were OommlBskmers Philip El­ Hospitalizes B . BEST'^ORM, LONG LEG Canada May of enaotmient by the midnight The freeze, voted more than a man, Mary Gardiner Jones and 6.00 Second Night June 30 deadline. year ago, actually never, has James M. Nicholson. FTC Take one bra, add It to a slip, and House Republican Leader gone into effect. Congress sus­ Chairman Paul Rand Dixon and what do you have? A bra-sllp. Con­ Joe L ou is tour double knit- nylon tricot cups, Of Disorder Return Land Gerald R. Ford of Michigan pended It for a year, which ex­ Oonunissloner Everette Mac­ with Lycra Powernet bra back. Skirts said about ITO Republican votes pires Monday. The Senate has Intyre favored a delay. of 100% nylon tricot with lace trim for surtax extension are In sight voted for outright repeal, but The hearings will deal with a NEW YORK (AP) — Former Sale! hems. White only. Sixes S3A to 88A, Hits Omaha To Indians a fte r Ntxon appealed to r ■votes that bill has not been act^ on proposed trade regulation re­ heai’yweighit boxing champion 4.99 32B to 38B. 84C-S8C. at a Republican conference In the House. quiring all cigarette advertialng Joe Louis coBapoed on a street W ednesday. . After Burton’s move, a Sen­ —In. newspapers and magazines today and was rushed to a hos­ Band the bulgel Here comes a girdle that has rein­ OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — B usi­ OTTAWA (AP) — Indians This would mean only a'bout ate-House conference was set up pital. Police said k appeared he forced front bands to banish tummy bulge. Double SUMMER FIGURE NEEDS! ness buildings along a six-block as well as television and radio w ho lost th eir Jaaid and th eir 50 o f the 246 D em ocrats would and leaders expected to bring suffered a heart attack. side panels slim thighs and hips. Elastic, nylon, and Shown are just a few of the June stretch were smoldering or In commercials—to state clearly rights when the white man have to vote favorably to pass iq> leglalatlon s t lea st to contin ­ His condition was not known Lycra® spandex. White,^ black, lemon, blue, pink, specials available In our corset de­ ruins today after a night of and prominently; 2 the measure. Some Republicans ue the suspension Friday. Imanediately. oo aqua, platinum. Sizes S, M, L, XL. partment. There are many more. burning, looting end sniping In came to Canada may regain “Cigarette smoking Is danger­ Great time to stock up on all your Louis, 66, collapsed abortly the predominantly Negro Near both after more than 880 years ous to health and may cause SAVE *2 figure needs for vacation and sum­ death resulting from cancer, before noon In front of a buUd- North Side of the city. of waiting. CHANSONETTE BY MAIDENFORM m er. toB In tlte tlowntown financial No serious injuries were re­ coronary heart disease, chronic Indian Altoira Minister Jetm dlstrlot. An unidentified driver FAMOUS BRAS ported. A 500-pound lion named. Zemba appears to get a bronchitis, pulmonary emphyse­ Chretien presented Parliament rushed him to Beekman-Down- It was die second consecutive ma and other diseases." roar in edgewise as newsmen question Ralph Wednesday ■irith a long-range town Hospital before an ambu­ M et 1 . 8 8 ^ night of disorder touched off by One Man One Vote Supporting this claim Tuesday Helfei', right, in Hollywood yeste^ay about a pro­ goventment plan that would lance arrived. the fatal shooting of a 14-year- will be Stewart: Terry, now reg. Stretch sides aftd back. Cotton lined remove oil le ^ discrimination; chairman of the National Inter- Louis w a s In New Y ork PLAYTEX' S LYCRA lace cups. Scooped low in back. Rigid old Negro girl by a white police­ posed association to unify’and control the employ­ Sale! 2 .5 0 give Oatiada'a 237,490 registered agency Council on Smoking and Wechiesday to announce the for- straps with elastic Inserts. White, man—James Loder, 30, Identi­ ment and pay scales of w ld and domestic animals Indians the same services pro- Top Warren Choice 6 5 yellow, blue, pink. Sizes 82 to S8A; S3 Health; Dr. Charles F. Tate, as- marion of the Joe Louis Food fied In his dty personnel f'.le as LONG LEG PANTY GIRDLES Fabulous Chansonette®, everybody's favorite bral to 40B; 82 to 42C. in the motion pictur,e and television industry. ■vlded oth er Canadians, and Franchise Oorp,. an Interracial the adopted son of film actress SACRAMENTO, CalU. (AP) silver-haired Warren expressed Combination circulor spoke stitched cups accent and abollah the reservatton system. (Bm Page Eight) fast-food company of wtrich Bil­ Hedy Lamarr. Zemba, owned by animal trainer Heifer, is trained —Earl Warren says the most frustration at what he caHed round out a full silhouette. All cotton broadcloth. 32A Indian leaders who came to ly Conn, former world light "FIGURE BUILDER" GIRDLE Vandalism and looting were Important Supreme Court rul­ cases of oubright flaunting of de­ to 3BA; 32B to 42B; 32C to 44C. but not domestic. (AP Photofax) Ottawa to hear his presentation heavyw eight cham p. Is ■vice Limited time only—save $2.00 on all Long Leg «e l 3 99 rag. W reported by police in an area 66 ings cf his 16 years as cjiief jus­ cision s or slow ness In im ple­ received it cautiously. president. Panty styles of famous Playtex Lycra Girdles blocks long and 24 blocles wide. tice of the United States were menting them. Gives a flattering, all over figure oon- "We have our suspicions,’’ Senate Passes The Brown Bortvber won the Choose the Regular Lycra style, the Double ''SHAPETTE'' Firemen who were the targets those declaring that one man’s trol that shapes and amooths In the said Walter Dieter, president of And Warren caUed a defini­ hea'vywelght title In 19S7 by Diamonds* or Firm 'n Flatter’“. . . you're sure of bricks and bottles refused to vote should mean os much as loveliest way, yet stays amazingly the nattonei Indian Brother­ tion of obscenity one of the out James J. Brad- fight flames in the business sec­ Animal Stars Want any other man’s. to find just the right control and comfort you want cool and lightweight. White. B, M, L, hood. "We want to see It hap­ toughest court problems. He de­ and held k lakll he retired t o & n t ' y XL. tion until provided with a police If the people have equal Tobacco Curb for stomach, waist, back, hips and thighs pen. Then we’ll believe it " fended obscenity rulings. in 1949.1919. ]H e osm a out o f retlre- escort. Police Lt. Lewis Rubertl representation in government, Chretien gave no timetable He denied allegations that nu­ ¥_ and was beaten by Ezaard eald shots were fired at a num­ they can solve most proUems by 'FORMOSr SPORT BRIEF Hunk of the Action tor the plan, but said he hoped it merous civil Ubertlee decisions J ill V ^ M llllfH U lC t Charles In I960 and knocked out ber of his men. “through the political process Salel S m 9 7 HOLLYWOOD (AP) — About Africa U.S.A. movie animal would be possible to repeal the resulted In "coddling” criminals by Rocky Marciano in 1961, Ida Helmefed poHce armed with Indian Act and abolish the fed- rather than through the courts,” and made It toi^t^r tor praee- 1.07 • 600 of entortaiiunent'a most win­ compound, explained the beast­ SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) lost regular fight. Lightweight cotton batiste. Two sec­ riot guns were stationed around eral government’s Indian af­ Warren aaya in an Interview cutors to convict. Shopette, the inner bond control panty girdle. Firm ning performers are growling ly stuat'on at a news confer- — Virtually all cigarette adver­ Louis successful! defended the nyloli lace front flattens tummy. Circling bonds con­ tion front panel—for up and down the firemen and their rigs as the fairs branch wUMn five years. broadcast today. ALL LONG LEG PANTIES: mad, a spokesman would have enoe Wednesday. Warren’s comments were In tising would be banned from tkle 26 tlmesk the most of any trol waist, hips and bock. White, yellow. XX-Lorge and side to side stretch. Wear under flames Illuminated the muggy If Implemented, this would end The 78-year-oId Warren, who Regular Lycra NOW $ 7 .9 5 reg. $ 9 .9 5 summer dresees, sportswear, heriHtig us believe. They feel 'they’ve an hour-long interview with California newspapers, maga­ champion In the kmg history of (32 to 34 waist). summer sky. Professional animals are not the status of Indians as wards of retired Monday, chose reappor­ ■ Natural Back" NOW % 8.95 reg. $10.95 sulU. S, M, L, XL. Black, white. lived a dog’s life In movies and Moriie Lendsberg, editor of zines, tele-vlslCHi, rad io and bill­ the ring. In all, he appeared In The central police station re­ trrated with the respect they de- the Ottawa government, atvl re­ tionment decisions ovet the on television. M cC latchy B road o^ d ln g , ■which boards under a bill o'verwhelm- 27 championship matches. In­ "D ou ble Thigh Control ' NOW $ 9 .9 5 reg. $ 1 1.95 ported that at least 30 persons terve," he said. "There are quire the provinces to provide more widely known achool de­ So Lassie, Gentle Ben the operates stations KFBK-Radlo Ingly approved by the state Sen­ cluding the night he beat Brad- Firm 'n Flatter'** NOW $ 1 0 .9 5 reg. $ 1 2.95 had been jailed on charges many shows based on animal Indians wHh the services they seg rega tion ruling o f 1964 SB Bear, Clarence the Cross Eyed and KOVR-TelevMon, in Sacra­ ate. dock to win the crown and his Double Diamonds* NOW $11.95 reg. $13.95 WE HONOR ranging from carrying con­ movie stars and th>'y -{louid get accord their other citizens. probably the most far-reaching 946 BIAIN STREET Lion and friends are forming a mento. Landsberg Interviewed Sen. Anthony C. Bellensen, a comeback attempt against cealed weapons to Illegal entry the same residuals as human Some Indians feel safer under of the Warren Court years. He Sizes: XS, S, M, L. (XL sizes $1 .0 0 m ore) Downtown Manchaator union . . . sort of. Warren In his W ashli^on, D.C. Beverly Hills Deonnocrat, said he Charles. The Marciano fight of a building. movie stars.” the federal wing. said he likes to think of those They want better pay, resi­ rtudy several weeks before his thought his measure had a "de­ was hot a titie match. Opan 6 Dajra Major Ares were confined to For Instance, Heifer said, an Chief Max Gros-Louls, secre­ years as the era of the "people’s duals for reruns, tcre

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Utah (AP) — Robsrt Morse, 17, of ttH VU By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A certain Mnd of throw- O 7 5 3 The Last of the Mohegans girls who show their kegs in the Three survivors of a weekend in play works in the average Sewer Assessments lege 8t.t RodcvUle, w m not ac "I did It because It was the THIS SEAL 4> A K 7 6 3 The Rev. RandsU P. Fsmara Bouchard, trusteea, and Lae streets run a dally gauntlet of game because the average de- componied by a parent tor his HOLIDAY HANDYMAN plane crash which killed three ______Provencher, Frank C3erioo and By JT7DT FmBUND dians back In King Phil­ last thing l**t to d o."—Bruce jeering babushkas—grandmoth­ in sdt Indleslst Iht >Tlm was WEST EAST H m question of whether all area. Orant oald, "It's a man- been named assistant subinittsd and approved under companions have been rescued fender cannot bring court appeoranoe on a charge of Henry Dube, guards. TMi Writer ip's War. Tulloh, Brltifh schoolteBcher, ers—but one outraged Muscov­ * J 10 5 « 9 ^ 7 4 property owners on a sewer date of progress." breach of. peacB, but should be minister of the Flirt OongregSr the Motion Picture Code from the wild Cedar Breaks make a , A post Orant Knight plaque "Unoas and the Mohegans upon completing a 64-day, 22- ite still claims hs Is "pursued ^ K Q 5 9 9 8 7 3 Dooley suggested that if the of Sell-Reguletion. mountain area of southern giving hlmtolf Hne should be assessed, whether next Tuesday. tional Church of Vernon. He was presented to part Orand M ON TVIU £, Oofat. (AP) never engaged In conflict with hour, 2,876-mlle run from Los 0 J 6 0 Q 10 8 4 revised charter were silent on everywhere by miniskirts." Utah. Btrong r^ponent learns l^ m m they hook in or not, will be one The caoe was continued by will assume fate duties to Kn'ght John Baker by WUtszd PatataoBB in the fedecal Oapttol the colonists," says Hamilton, Angeles to the New york City Ths Soviet version of the min­ (U Suggeeled for tlENERAL ♦ Q 109 8 2 * 3 sewers then Ole of R ^ Corrigan who August. Volunteer ground searchers perience tlmt miwm- of the decisions the Charter Re- Voisine. te e * y «t to hear the last of the "and the Mohegan Indtens were Hall. iskirt is modest compared to eudiencee. SOUTH Wednesday found David L. Wat- Uons caU for desperate meas- iriatoli Commission will have o«lered that the boy’* father, The Rev. Mr. Ferrara wUl as- Martaa ProoMted SPECIALS liohegaiia. who want retmlnnwe- a c ^ u ^ ^ e ." "Neither the executive branch Londori or New York. Few Rus­ Suggeeled lor MATURE A A K 3 ordinance whether or not Ones s aon, 44, who was trying to walk to make and put to the voters wtio lives in Stafford but is his sirt the Rev. John Lacey with Martaa CpL Denids P. Pal- m ia tt o i^ lends o< Iheir fore- Nevertheteaa In 1681, after the nor the Ocngress exercises ef- sian girls dare display any C A J 10 4 should be levied for lines being routine pastoral duUaa as wall eudiencee (perentel discre­ to civilization for help. A hell- South dealer. tor appro'vml. legsd guardian, assume his rs- ligrlnl, son of Mr. and Mra. Ed­ Save *30 on this Indians’ defeat in King PhlHp’s feoUve control over the budget ^ jh l mlcrorninl is reJ North-South ■vulnerable. O A K 9 2 extended. He was speaking of tion edviscd). copter picked up Oswald Simon, Last night the commission re- ■ponstotUty by appearing in ward PalUgiinl, 9 Fox HIU Dr., It Is only fair the Inhans eay turned over his land and the allooajtlon of federal served almost exclusively for Opening lead — Jack of * 54 section "d", he said. RESTRiCTED — Pereone 38, and Robert L. Mc<3ord Jr., 'Vlewed Chiqiter 18 of the char­ Final Meeting court with Ms son. Rockville was promoted to hit imermni of the 17th *** white men, promising to revenues. Our system of budget' girls under three. [£] South West North " walk in ^ 31, who had spent Uu'ee days Spades. ter which covers taxation. Ex­ Morse was arreoted for a do- preWent rank while serving Oantury invaders llnom Europe accept the advioe of the legls- ary scrutiny was designed for But the Moaoow miniskirt war under 16 not admitted, un- Pass 2 Dooley repeated he feels and nights at the scene of the South took the klijg of spadM 1 1? plaining this chapter, John mastic disturtiance on the oom- With die Third Engineer Battal­ pay the present-day Mohegans lature. In turn, the Connecticut an era long past."—Sen. Wll- has reached new heights, with lete eccompenied by psreni and ducked a club to East’s 3 NT All Pass statutory matters should be govemor promised perpetual Uam Fhxncmire, D-Wis. crash. Daigle, who was alro a member taken out o f the charter and the p'a-foot cliff. The pilot at' commission was the lart for the tha U.S. Sixth Fleet in ttta Modi- one-alxteenth Indian to ask re- places, there Is no way to shield person may or may not hook night dMurhence in the High for permission to sue the state "HaH the scientlats, or at SCHEDULE tempted to land in a small spades, and South won with the Dally 4)aea1ton summer. The next meeting will tananean. sUtutlon under the new Indian the eyes. into the sewer line when extend­ 8t aiaoM on the basis of the 1681 treaty least a large fraction of them, clearing on the slope of the tim­ ace. When South next led the You have opened one heart, be held Sept. 9. Ctoima Oonuntosion Act of 1946. "In the bus, In the park. In the ed part his property. Only if a Robert Torter, 28, of 98 Wert met a cool response from the are iBually wrong."—Robert C. bered mountain. king of diamonds, hoping for a partner has responded one Starting In the fall the first About 300 other oases are still theater, on the streets, In the East Hartford Drive-In—Win­ septic tank is deemed a health Main St., RockvlUe was fined legislatlvie JutUdary Committee. Sprague, former consultant to ning 8:46, Shenandoah 10:40 "W e hit the trees,” said Wat­ 3-3 break. West discarded a spade, and It la up to you again six meetings will be to review Sheriffs Group pendbig. squares, at sea 'and on land—ev­ son. He wsuB thrown clear of the hasard, is a person forced to problems already discussed and $20 for Intoodcation. Other attempts to get state ac- the National Security council, East Windsor Drive-In — The spade. South promptly led a (opponents are silent), holdlngi Why have the Mohegans wait­ erywhere one is pursued by the wreckage and suffered cuts, hook into the town sewers. Fines fix’ motor 'VeMde 'Vloia- tlon also have failed, Hamilton on opponents of the Safeguard WUd punch 8 :46, Petulla 10:46 spade to dummy’s queen. Spades, A-K-8!; Hearts, A-J 10- to study them more deeply, Elects Sullivan ed m> long to claim payment for mind." bruises and a cracked verte­ Atty. Thomas Dooley, a mem­ Lavltt said. He also said at that Sons included: Raymond says. antimissile system. Manchester Drive-In — Good- Seeing no farther than his 4! Diamonds, A-K-9-2; Clubs, 6- ber of the revision commission, John J. SulUVaa of 89 Finley their lands? They haven't. The man claimed "emotions brae. time some preliminary alterna- Haugh, 18, of 1 King St., Rock­ So the Mohegans have hired "Failure of the federal and ______nose. West discarded a club. 4. Rev. St. lart night was elected vice ‘T have been on it 46 years,” worked up in normal men over l>yo Columbus 8:46, Barbarella Watson said he built a fire sold he objects to the permlM- ville, (afiure to o'bserve atop two la'wyers and turned to the state legislators to provldo help miniskirts'^are h a n ^ u l." Hc” ^ d 10 This made things easy for de- What do Uves will be developed toward says John E. Hamilton of New with the only three matches aive nature of hook-up. He feels sign $10, and vtolation of as working with the youth of president of the Hartford Coun­ federal government Technical- to the flnenolally hard-pressed elaborate. State Theatre — The Wild clarer. He cashed the ace of Answer: Big two diamonds. that houseowners should be as­ solving some of the problems. ty Sheriff’s Association, placing London, a haM-blood who is they could find and the threetnree - ” • „ bids 2-NT, you wUl optioal restriction, $10; reckless the church. ly, they missed U * 1951 dead- parents of nonpublic school chll- Literary Gazette writer A. Bunch 6:30, 9:00 One of the Items to be dis­ grand sachem of the Mohegane sur^vors waited out Sunday dute^And P^^We^wl^ ^ ^ sessed when the line Is extend­ driving, $60 and failure to carry The Rev. Mr. Fenara is a him in line for the president’s While line tor filing imder the InSan dren ■will spell not only the end replied, "Let’s talk UA Theatre —The Love Bug ed past their property whether cussed in depth will be the an­ port at the June 1970 election. and prealdent of the descend­ night. Hoenae, $8. native of Stamford, graduated Claims Oommiwlon act. As a of the private school s j^ e m as calmly, man to man, 2:00, 7:00, 9:00 cards, Wert had to lead from hearts, you will then bid two they hook In or not. nual town meeting. While the Elected president (or the cur­ they last ants' council. "This is the Just before daybreak Montoy. " ^hearts giving South spades. If partner posaea two public will not be excluded from Also, James R. Yost, 83, of 26 fiom Danbury State College ~ ' spades. If partner posaea two Daigle pointed out that there rent year was John Tarca, de­ ' farthest our edtesnpts have got­ reaUt, they may have to press we now know It, but financial father . . . grandfather ------Watson decided to go for help, to V i...... , __ „/ui nmkoKiu Windsor Ave., RockviHe, driv­ and received his Bachelor, of A real step-saverl Store their claim' instead through a chaos In the public schools as the last two tricks with the ace- diamonds you probably dtni’t is ’ an Inherent inconsistency in attending the next six meetings, puty sheriff from PbUn'vlUe. ten." to grjivdfather." Raskin sold he following a creek downstream. ing under suspension, $100; Divinity Degree from Drew lawnmower, bicycles, garden JurisdlotlDi»l bUl in Oongreee, well.’’—Thie Rev. Msgr. James have a game and have not mlss- section " e ” of the chapter on it will not be allowed to partici­ SuiUvem, who is in the adver­ Hsmllton, known to fellow Mo­ is old and miniskirts donH ap­ Monday night he slept on a Joseph O. Budg'd, 46, of RFD University in May. tools, toys, charcoal grill... which would open the door C. Donohuci. spokesman for the Isles of Beauty West should have seen this ed anything. The altemaUve Is taxation, with section “ c." pate as in the firrt six, Lstvltt tising specialttes business, also hegans as Chief Rolling Cloud. . peal to ih'm' personally, but he bed of pine cones, Tuesday said. 1, EUington, o p e n in g an unr He was ordained in his home all in one handy spot. to the U.S. Court of U.S. Catholic Conference. stressed women should be free coming. His only chance was to to jump at once to three spadM, Turning to these two sections, Is a Hartford County deputy generally wears busineas sults^ At Intersections night he slept in mud, “ because discard the five of hearts in- wMoh Is a slight overbid and The following six meetings registered motor vehicle, $10, church. First (Jongregatlonal Assemble it yourself with only a to choose whatever fashions Daigle said section “e" states sheriff. saving Ms Indian regalia for ^ I couldn't get out” stead of a club when South led should promise four-card sup- will be in the form of con­ and improper use of registrar C3iurch of Stamford on June screwdriverl The jurlndlctlonel bill is ■what they desire. An experiment in beautifying that the amortization of exist­ He is a member of the Man­ ceremonfal oocastons. He is al­ “ Each night, though,” he the third spade to dummy's port for spades. Many exprtts ference with public officials and tlon plates, $16, and Bcury L. 1 of this year. While in the ttsey are attempting now. Raskin’s only word of re­ ing facilities for the disposal of chester Democratic Town Com­ Roller-action doors permit more so pnesident of the National Am­ Two ‘Panthers’ the town’s traffic safety isles is said. "I kept queen. Then South would be un- would prefer this, espeotoUy the public, and specific lan­ DeOoill, 2S, of Muddy Brook seminary, the Rev. Mr. Ferrara mittee and was a state delegate The leaaon the Mohegans did straint: Women who wear mini­ sewage, rubbish and garbage erican Indian Defense Associat­ being conduoted by the Man­ G od-saying : Don t give up. ^ ^ throw-in since with a conservative partner. and capital costs for construc­ guage (or the changes to be Rd., EHlngttei, improper pass- served as a youth leader at the to last August's Democratic Na­ Inside atotaae 108 o l & Fonawriy S89.9S ion Inc., whidi represents about not file betore the deadline, Plead Innocent skirts look like “thorsands of Ing, $16. Firrt Congregational C3iurch of chester Hlgliway Department. They’re going to y°" ’ . west would take two club tricks. Copyright 1969 tion of new such facilities shall made will also be developed. tional Convention In Chicago. Oataide area 6’4” x VYT 460,000 Indians in the United Hamilton says. Is that the fed­ other women,” thus losing their Watson was still walking Charges ■were nolled for Irvington, N. J. Since 1967 he Not Bxaetijr As morttstad The four, blacktop isles at the South would have to choose General Features Carp. be general obligation. Lavltt said, "We are not go­ Lart night’s election was at Stotes, afanost all of whom he eral gtovemment told the Mo­ In Murder Case individuality. This, he said, is a Wednesday when volunteer Ruana A. Chipiman, 22, of 46 has been asslrtant minister at intersection of Woodbridge St., On the other hand, section ing to rewrite the charter, the the association's suimial meet­ feels were cheated somewhere hegans they ■were ineligible "serious lora for a wonrmni.” searchers from the Brian Head best way to loose the whole VUtage Bt., reckless driving, the UnUed CHiurch, Merrick, NEW HAVEN, Oorm. (A P)— Parker St. and Green Rd. to­ "c" seems to lean toward a spe­ ing, at the Podunk Mill Club, In alostg the Hne. since their treaties had been Foreign girls ■who come to Skki Resort spotted him on a thing would be to change it too Karen WVilfson, 24, of 60 Hlll- day were covered with green, Weekdays 7:00-9 ti)61 cial benefit concept. In part it L. I. South Windsor. "I have lived with the tribes with the coionlrts and iwvier Pleas of innocent were enteied Moscow in miniskirts are ledge. side A've. end Joann Gustafson, KofO Officers Uvs Ilk* a Taxes m llllonaln trap rock, imbedded in a wa­ Sat., Sun. 2 K)0-3:86 states: "If conditions do not re­ muoh." and gone hungry with them," ■with the federal government. Wednesday by two members of frowned upon less than their Simon and McOord were 6:19-7:16-9:29 The final two meetings will 2 McKnIght Circle, BJlUngton, ourOur LaoyLady « of Fatimarawma- CouncU, ter-based oil. quire him to connect he shall sunoundsd by he says o f his tripe to reser- The Mohegans contend that Russian sisters. The Soviets brought out after a Civil Air Pa­ be to tie everything together for failure to yield right of way. I&tlghts of Ocriumbus installed Portrait IInv^ed the Black Panther Party "If people like what we’ve not pay any connection fee, vatkons around the country. the federal government guararj- seem to feel foreigners are ca­ trol plane found the wreckage Hehasawife. She has a husband. Withsomuch presentation to the Bosxd of Judgment was nwpended for new officers recently with Dls- MONTGOMERY, Ala. (^ ) charged in connection with the done, we have- a varitety of user charge or special assess­ Glenney’s Hamilton's aim is to unite all teed the obligations of the colon- pable of lanythlng. and called a helicopter. in common they just have to fall in love. Representatives and a public Shirley Bevins of Talcott Avo. trict Deputy James Holmes ^nd — F ooiw (3w. 10 F t Seetioai colors for other safety isles,” ment until he connects." Americeui Indtons into one In- UU under terms of a treaty ““ th of another party member Causing Problems hearing. The final action will (or obscured marker plates and District Warden Joseph <3er- lace and his 8-year-old daughter SpHtRail said highway stiperintendent dtaui confederation. signed with Great Britain in five weeks ago. Daigle said he balked with be to put all the proposed failure to return markers. ■vato conducting the ooremony. Janie Lee unveiled the official lPioRt.2R8ih Herman Passcantell today. Jack Lemmon POST AND He is to report here Sunday 1794, at the end of the Revol­ Clothes T oo Short Foreigners at Peak changes to a referendum. NoUes were also granted tor The new officers include the state portrait of the late Qov. Loretta Ducks, 21, of Bridge­ Cerise, anyone? the 'town assessor, Ben Joy RAIL FENCE a ft. adds to the so or 40 descendants’ utionary War. port pleaded innocont to kidnap­ HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — and was told that houses having breach 'oi peace charges against Rev. Anthony J. Mitchell, chap­ Lurleen Wallace In the rotunda NEW YORK — More foreign Catherine Deneuve to jnoor pnp- council members on the status One other posaible route to ing, aiding and abetting mur- Since four pretty coeds were a sewer line in front of them, WHiam Braswell, 24, of 49 Vei> lain; Norman J. LaBrle, Grand of the state Capitol Wednesday at a priea any ranch 219 GET DIPHTHERIA students were snroUed in U.S. of a fund-raising drive to press rertituticn, Hamilton says. Is by der, conspiracy to commit mur- Irired only for the sununer as are whether connected to the non A've., Rockville, and Stuart Kn'^t; James McKenna, as hundreds watched. hand can afford I ATLAJ9TA — Of the 219 caaes couegas and universities in 1968 tbe MbtMgan’s claim. Hamilton joining in claims already filed dor, conspiracy to commit kid- tour =guides------at the Pennsylvania.,------. ______. house or not, will no doubt sell Second Night Wing, 19, of 186 Torraoe Dr,, deputy Orand Knight; Edmund The portrait of Alabama's only woman govemor, by artist estimates that 300 to 400 Ameri- by other tribes to ■which the raping and bindli^ with Wtent Capitol, the state didn’t require reported in 1967, than rt ^ oUiot time hi 1^- ‘The April Fools” tor more than one 'without the Rockville. Perkins, chancellor; Donald cans havere enouehenough MoheganMrtiewsn Mohegans ore related. to commit crime. ‘o wear' regulation dress. ^ group of sbc counUca in tory. Of the 110,316, more than ^ g Tecfaniooloi? sewer extension. However, ------— Boudreault, warden; Robert Dmitri Vail of Dallas, Tex., will The girls were told to select Tteoas, Louisiana and Alabama a third were from the Far Of Disorder OUTDOOR-INDOOR CARPET blood to share in the several The land in southern New Warren Kimbro, 36, of Neiw these houses will also be asses­ 10 BOOKS LED REVOLUTION DuBeau, advocate; PrancU hang alongside that of Wallace, mllUon doUars the oouncll England must be resurveyed be clothes from their wardrobes, accounted for two-thirds of all East; one-fifth were from Latin CKICULaO—In 1989 there were King, financial secretary; Ray- who precede hla ■wife as Ala- Haven pleaded ihnooent to the and they did. Uie ceBes. America. sed higher. TELE VERMONT SLATE dalma in reimbursement, and fore the Mcrfiegane can set an same chargee ■with the e x c ^ Robert Demlng, town treasur­ Hits Omaha oMy ID paperback Utlea avail- mond Goulet, recording secre- bama’s chief executive, But their modem miniskirts ______be is trying to find them. exHic*. price on It Includes tlon of that of e id li« and abet- er, and Richard Borden, direc­ able in the United States. Now tary; (Chester Blonlarz, treesur- Mrs. Wallace died May 7, With this carpal undarfool just didn’t go over too well €ind thara's no ovartiaadl- FLAGSTONE They are descendants of 500 ■vlrtually all of southern Oon- ting murder, for wlddt he was tor of administration, concur­ (Continued from Page One) there are about 60,009 paper- er; Leander Marchand, lectur- 1968, after a two-year battle to 600 Mohegans, or "Wolves,’ necUcut, incIudiTig New London not indidbed. the quartet was given the option back titles in print. or; WlUlam Voisine and CanUUo with cancer. lONGLl&D SHADES —other dress or other employ­ Tonlte — Pardon the Feather In oar red that people should be as­ It’s nialntenanca-free. wtx> formed the most prominent and Groton, plus Blast Hartford Hair. We know from news across the and looting were widespread. Miss Lucks and Kimbro are sessed for the line. Just hose off dirt. trihe in southern New Bkigland, nnd aections of Hartford, Includ- ment. nation—^we have the Hottest Show of "Ttwy Just seem to be jumping J two of 11 Black Panthers In­ ‘T guess we’re going topping Borden explained to the com­ Locked-ln beauty Hvlng in the upper 'valley of the tog even the site of the State the year. around and hitting us every­ can’t fade, rot or dicted here Mbnday in cctnec- today, said Mary Ann Royer, 18, mission that the permissive lan­ Thames Rtver. <3apltol. mildew. Sq. F t Uon with the death of Ateoc Camp Hill. |‘'a«iffi.i»iMaB'BiiiBnHiNNi,iMNa.iivr^ guage of the charter causes where," said Police Inspector They had «Jllt from the The Mohegans also claim _ „ , ____ -«- 1 Vrncen* Conby many problems. Demlng said A1 Fattavina. PequotB, or “Dertroyere,” when bordering sections of Rhode Is- ° ^ IMW..i1l9 1 l|KHNa N Y r,m*% Three others of the 11 were there is an inconalstency be­ An officer of the Omaha unk Uncas, bitter after being spurn- land, Massachusetts, slices of 'GOODBYE. COLUMBUS' IS SS»i? Indicted in Middletown Tuesday Spine-tingling racing action. tween benefit and obligation to of the Nebraskla National Guard (No Bod) ed as leader of the Pequote, New York state’s Long Is­ BOUND TO BE A GREAT finance the revolving sewer reported early today that his SAVE for first degree murder. moved north with his followers. land and all of FDshier’s Island, SUCCESS!- Mcanwhfle, in Denver, two Nswiwosk fund. He noted that the re- men were standing by—appar­ Ehcoept for the Pequots, the the fishing ground of the Mo- . NMiofitscii^isniasTS ■volvlng fund runs out fast be­ ently at Uie lequeet of Mayor hegan-Pequots. Black Panttiera indicated they munerous Indlen tribes of Con­ cause so few people hook Into Eugene Leahy. Despite tlK legal technicalities e x ^ H o n to LIFEIIME necticut generally cooperated the lines. All off-duty firemen were UP TO Decorative, colorful and the buck-passing, Hamilton <« ^ with the white aeftlera and sold Aubrey Hutchinson, who called in. MASONRY edging for patios, is not easily dlscoureged. He i " MMOTiMma §* land to them. A partial explan­ noMdUvr APlfwajnncnii spoke last night when Seymdur Gov. Norbert 'nemaim flew walks, driveways, ation for this behavior lay in remembers that in 1969 the fed- ' .. UlinniHG back from South . Dakota ON CARPETING eral government awarded the Burnette 18, ^ Lavltt, chairman of the, com ­ SCALLOP flower beds. their tear of the Mohawks to nisst Wednesday night after being In- »cniis mission asked for comments Choice of 3 colors. the west. Indians of Calltorrta some *29 (onned of the situation. million, with the pioceeds being Robert WUllams, J u m Stewart • Douf McClure from the public, said he was BLOC Modular size Uncas and the Mohegans 25, had his hearing set for Aug. ■•SMBNANDOAH" color (O) against consolidation in the first The shooting of the Negro evenly distributed among de- JaneFoknIa 2" X 7" X 12"' eventually helped the English . place but he did vote for the girl, Vivian Strong, occurred acendants. 6 LEE^ aetUers crush the Pequots. One of the 11 indicted la still EASTHARTFORO charter because It gave protec- Tueisday night when, police an- As a result of a 1638 agree- Sq. Yd. No cement or foundaKloti need­ at 'large. DRIVF IN ★ RT 6 r a r Im r e iia - tSon against extra assessments, wered a call to a reported INDOOR-OUTDOOR ^3*99 ed. Jurt lay block In aond. meik ditriding the remnants of IT’S A HAPPY LOVE-IN... break-ln at a low-income hous­ Legislators Go to ‘JaiF Rackley’s mutilated body was HiJtchlnson said he did not Green or Gandy Stripe (Ihoice of 5 cotovs. Ideal for the FVquote, Uncas obtained found In a swamp In KDddle- want to get involved in paying ing area. ‘ wsdlcB A patloa Modular size temporary control of the north- BOSTON (AP) — Those Irate field. Police in New Haven ar- iHnw-ymi for someone else’s problems. Loder was diarged with man- SAME LOCATION SINCE 1920 2” x 8" X16". Protest Now— =i;iughter Wednesday In Omaha ""Z taxpayers who’d like to ------see re^ed eight persons a few hours Efave Yoor Free TV He does not think the charter HERCULON WE’RE NOT MOVING—•WB’RE IMPROVING should be changed. Also speak­ Municipal <3ourt. He pleaded in­ ^ ^ theiV legislatore go to Jail will later. ■ R-CONOiTIONED get theto wish Friday. The others were arrested else- ing against the change were nocent .uij was released on $6(X) Sq. Yd. ^5*99 But the men continued « representatives and where. STATE 6d 1-7832 Evald Erickson and Robert bond. He declined to dtocuss the COMMERCIAL MAMCMISTIft CIHTIR to acquire of- ^enatore. who make up the Fttt PAT - (Jhamberlaln. incident with iteiwsmen. Choice of Colors. (With Rubber Back) enby n ^ ^ thata^m edun- 2-0 General Court Screened 6:S0 and 9:00 It was jxiinted out that in ef­ Loder has been suspended FLAGPOLE Jurt to the Indians, t o t ^ c ia l ^ ^ The Alory of the we*r» last leg- WlHlam Holden, Ernest fect every taxpayer Is paying from the police force for 16 ntlary lawless breed WATER antagonism grew, and the In- j^isoners at the Massachu- Borgnine, Robert Ryan tor some of the sewer line ex­ days. Sq. Yd. ^5*99 — ------setts Correctional Institution at WILLIAM HOLDEN Out) tension in the form of interest SOI NYLON SPREADER . . Concord Friday. ERNEST BORCNINE EAST HARTFORD i NORWICHTOWN on bonding. AvocadoTextured AND FLAG ROBERT RYAN Mayor John Orant sold, "We Crude4)il Protein STCCL 2tUUtri)FBtFr The challei^e came from “ELEGANCE WITHOUT EXTRAVAGANCE" Price Complete. CE RCINFORCEO M M within the prison walls, and the are all suffering from progress CONCIWTE.vj and we have to do the greatest LAVERA, Franco — French Reg. 81:9.55. I ^ o ^ ® iCtlFtttttn fflrn ilD lawmakers accepted. CHARBROILED TO PERFECTION efforts to turn crude oil into DEEP ’ Rep. John McGlennon, R-Con- w n m m good for the greatest number." PutoliBhod Daily Elxcept 8unda3n ON THE OPEN HEARTH Lavltt said when the charter food are concentrated at a syn- Sq. Y d . ^ # 9 5 FUUY A5SEIMLE0 •Bd Holidays at 13 Bisaell Street, cord, arranged the match, and tiiettc protein p!ant here. By_| PLUSH ACRILAN Manchester. Coiul (06040) STEAK was originally set up end the predicted ■victory. EAST HARTFORD • TEL. 2 8 9 -1 3 5 9’ pio-consolidattonista were push­ 1970, offlclals hope to be tum- Moes Green or G

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Columbia ny Marschat and welcomed and Bcouter pins were gl'van to ers; Raymond RelUy, commit­ years service and a gift certlfl- them nlto the troop. Mrs. Carolyn ReiUy, Mrs. tee chairman. cate. The wives of ths cubmas­ SISWIIH O U M B O Y SCOUT Carol Salvatore, Mrs. Msry Tony Bayles, trossurer, re­ ter and assistzmt cubmaster WHUam Rook, aselstant acout- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY. JUNU| 28. 1989 Kirk, Mrs. SMrley FranUUn ceived scout bookends. Vincent were presented with bouquets of First Congregational Camp Notes and News . master of Troop 963, welcomed and Mrs. Nsney Chapdelalne, Perry, eseiatsnt cubmastor, roses. Bolton Ricky Bayer end Ronald MaU- den mothers; Thomss Denden, received scout bookends and a The ceremony closed with the A f m N R M N Bolton Opens 50th Season on Lake CMb Peek t let into the troop end presented Rajrmond Pointer, C. A. Mlho- plaque tor three years of serv­ singing of "The Star Bpanglsd Coventry Several gifts end awards them arlth neckerchlato. leit Jr., Bkhrard MoUlet and ice. John Hayes, Cubmaster, Banner*’ and the playing of "Tape.” Asto-Wamab opened Lo.:don, has aold all the proper- wore presented Baturday at the Certiflcatea of appredatlan Hardy Sawyer, Webaloa lead­ received a certificate for four Selectm en to S8th season at ty shs oouM from her home annual plenio of Ciib Scout Rec Program, Head Start Assessor Approved, OohimWa lak e. It to qxxwored term before flllng a map of Pack 3 of the Second Oongregar by Mtbm » First Oongregatlanal subdlvtoion. ttonal Church. . Planned at Grade School N am e T a x Chuit^ of Harford. Phillip Potter has been grant­ , John F. HSyM, cubmastor, Building Code Voted Dlrecton an Ifr. and Ita. ed permljrion to build on prop­ ■Al Vincent Parry, aatortasA Ttat Aroti OomnuBi- H m HmcI atari pro«ram wUl Collector DavM MoLaan of Glaatoabinry. erty he owns on Cards Mill Rd. nilaiwtnr. gave awards to cribs My Aotton Protrwn (WACAP) In last night’s town meoUng The last Item of tUaoiMloit He is a taaoher in the Portland between the homes of Joel hmhiiiity Jeff Ooran and Stesren . . ______a.m. and wlU alao nai for nfcie High flohool and Uw la In the Allard, wolf badgew; Scot Mayo, l i i iainaetMic botti a wnuner ^ The Board of Selectmen. In at the community hall, towns- ^ re ^ ArChony and Frederick Low- WetherWIeld School system. _ woH badge, one gdld and raoMtlaa proyntm and m. Head for thia, and bus service an emergency meeting Theaday people voted to hire a paid as- <^e men. ri^hT a l l i e d ^ Marllyii and to adopt the state Gills are in reeidence until (Mart ProBvam to be held at wiU also Im provided. The ’m lot Is as huge as otheni ' l^ n an T e new tax coUector biding code, July 19. A oo-ad camp opeiu ip the ninm but not Utwm silver arrows and a w«df Casrentiy Oraimnar Bchoni this WACAP ofnce in WUlimanti^r town would be bound by them. July 80 tor tour weeks. Apidlea- ^ ^ “ *** ***^ —badge; DavM Peck, bear *-*'—badge aa of July 1. essttate the hiring of a buUd- in 'View of present regulatione. auRuner. ahoutd be amtacted for further In response to this a motloa tlons are atlU being taken tor —J” The appointment was necea- inspeator. AbotA 60 reel- Is no other land avail­ and one gold arrow; Roy Hayew Tlw pacrsatl.on piugiain will Infonnatlon. sary due to the resignation of dents were present. that any changea In the code the oo-ed oem^. and Greg Ames, beer badMee; nm tornine weeks and began to- SottbiUI Program must be approved at a town Mias Maijoiy Ftooher of able to Mm and he hao suf- Mrs. Claire Warfel, whldi order of bualnees tlctent footage from the Ide- iy>m Jonea, bear badge, a day. Houia are noon to S p.m., The glris summer softbaH Harttonl to arte and orafts In- gold arrow and tbsea silver ar­ and there will be supeniaed program being set up by the might have caused the expense ^ «kptlon of the buUd- — strucUv; Douglas MoKlnnsy. a Ilnea to leave toe necessary of I spinal audit If a aibriltute ,«volved rows; John Duda, Khrl Bcntl- play and antlvltles on ttte play- Ioc.il neoreatlon committee will 1 then voted to accept the code. Junior at Tale, to in charge of teotege from the middto of the •vany and John Ghapdetolne, ground with an Indoor room re- be part of an area league with remained. The selection was ,,rhat the new code htoleOcs, and William TutolU, road to toe house he proposes made with the approval of the js well to build. gold and elv er arrows; CraJg aenrtd for nalny day activity, other area towns Including And- incoming Board of Selectmen. homeowners a graduato of Syraottoe Univer­ Pointer, a gold arrow. Agaa five yean old and up are over. CMumbia, Bolton, Hetiron, sity, is waterfroitt director. The commisBlon received four Tom Landleie, Webelos lead­ There was some quesUon “ ^ ^ t l T ^ i i In general. complalntB concerning horaee eltglbla to attend the program Liebcmon and Marlborough. to whether the selectmen could nodnted out that this tor a four-year tat uk Marilyn Foizall, a staff mem­ er of Den 6 presented oettvlty wMdi will be ■ overseen by a Mrs. IPaid Haddad is In make an appototmert where a « beglmdng July 1 was «e^ ber for many yean, has return­ being kept on Parker Bridge badges to several hoys tedud- ed, as has the cook, Mrs. John Rd. A permit was granted aigiervlsar and three aides. Vol- charge of the program and vacancy does not yet but ^ ^ standards of Walter Treediuk proposed an Ing Bnice Bayles and Danny Fhaf of Glsatonbury. eome time ago to Kenneth Sim- ______unteen are also weloome to giiie betwemt sgea 18 and 19 It was necessary to ^ National Underwriters Lab- amendment to the effect that Marschat, outdooisman, acbol- help out. who are intereated In the pro- Subdlvtotona Voted mone to ^ id a horse shelter „«^ atoleto; ■T^m^lssalers, - The recreation program will gram should meet id the High “mrTam"l^’^th*the book- U iSTS^ The ZonifU Oommluion has even t o o ^ ^ did not have naturaMst and oritdoorsman; provide a busing service, start- School Friday right from 6:80 approved two subdlvtokma, one the required tour acres. The plater end James Syl keeping v^^T^eJLere from dS^ ing at 11:80 at The Nathan Hale to 7 :80. was sworn In yesterday, ^ homcB nro- tram the three top scoring sp- to John.and Oem Demesco end conunlaslon; granted the permit vester, n-* outdooMman Soda Slop on Rt. 81. Pick-M 10 feet from The zoning egent will continue cjtisen, “ protection for future A final motkm was made and showman, aquanaut, at the close of the program d u o in WilUirusnUc, and a non- his property to Jules Pacbor, to (dieck. forester, craftsman wul sports­ regular 12.00 & 14.00 the same stops will be made partisan good tlmei la the Inr UhUed Stette ^ homeowners as well as present cauried to urge the selectmen thus changing the imkte lines ®* towi«people. to oonelder the use o f the State man. in reverse order. tentloa of the evening, with resenting the Academy this of two khi on a previously as- Manchester Evening Herald Edward MalUet, Webelos Anyone tntereeted should con- dimer and dancing Included. Selectman Richard Morra Personnel Board in regard to tabUshed subdivision. Columbia oorreepondent Vir­ week at the said that the town was losing the final selection, leader of Den 8 presented tSKt Mtb. Shirley Wilts, Hickory T-ckets are available through Mrs. ABen, who H'ves In New ginia Cariaon, tel. 838-9884. badges to boys Including David Dr. town oommittoe members. n e c tl^ , whe e revenue to the Impravements M a sulitable aipplIoaaA con­ i']**” Boys made by people between the not be found In time tlw select- Hayes and Ronald Malllet, engi­ Comfortable wearing pant .III i. ton-)rear assessment periods, men have the power to appoint Tolland neer; Ricky Sawyer, enihieer 6 and traveler. Animal Stars T ^ ^ a n d ^ with the neT code a temporary assessor untT fm cJresses and shifts to breeze through PLNTO ’ .. ,^,.i„ w m i homieownere would be obliged post can be fiUed. Another Eleven cubs became Webeloe to report all major improve- answer would be to reappoint scouts and received their webe­ Want Slice PINTO, People Interested High School^ Middle School loe colors. They are Greg In Narcotics Treatment Or­ RniiMUti Roeid ments and r^ialrs. the Board of Assessors unUt a Summer in. Choose from a bright assortment O f Profits The question of distinguishing solution Is made. A gi* 1 FF 'n 11 Ames, Frank Beaupre, Brian ganization Ino., Is now open The Conservation Oommlsslon between a major and minor re- Announce t inai Honor tiolls Monday. through Wednesday “ will meet tonight at 8 In the p^j. y,mild be decided In terms Harrlaon, Roy Hayes, Richard (Oeatlnned from Page One) evenings, 6:80 to 10, in the of prints, checks, florals Oonunwnlty Hall flrepace fynmer. The major High school Principal How­ held through July 2 In Boston, Hutchinson, Brent Ldsk, Steven bottom floor of the Williams Tree Cycle Rapid NcA only that, said Heifer, room. point of contention concerned ard Harvey and middle school Miass. Salvatore, Steven Watts and Building of Sil. Mary’s Epis­ Democrat Enrollment some movie and trievlalon m- Scoreboard jjjg subject of the owner doing MBABANE, Swaziland— Ihe Principal Vene Harding have David Peck. and paisleys, sizes 8-16. panles allow house pets—mere copal Church on Park St. The Farm League’s All Sea- jjg work. nea’ly Independent Afrio'in na- Demtxnraiic Town Chairman Jeff Jones, Jim. Watts, Vin­ emateuzB—to perform. An ex-addlc t, a parent of a. son Pools defeated GAH Paving -po settle tWs, James Itossett tlon of Swaziland IMa one of the announced toe honor rolls tor (Siartee TMflault has announoed cent Perry, David Hayes, Ricky "The wtay things are now any drug user, anil a professional 7-8 last night with Mike Ahearn proposed an amendment to the world’s best cUmatea for tree their respective schools during the enrollment of 11 tusifflliaind Sawyer, Ronald Malllet, Bruce Down-town Manchester and Parkada John Doe owning a pet leopard counselor are on hand to talk can be voters Into toe Democratic par­ to anyone on an anonymous (Herald jihcdo by Buoelvlcliu) pitching for All SeasiHis and ordinance reaffirming that the forming. (Pulpwuod the final marking period of the Bayles, Tom Landers, Gary can walk Into a studio and work Paul Pontlcelii pitching ty and the transfer of one Re­ Pointer, James Sylvester, Ray­ basis. The phone number Is Actor and grandfather, Stephen and Russell Gustafson, plan a fishing trip. Homeowner may do his own grown on n IS-yeiar rotaUcii— school year. the arAmal <» a set . . . It's not GAH. work on his home without hlr- compared to a 40- to 60-year publican to toe Democratic mond Wallace and Denny 643-2800. Tenth grade rtudents achiev­ sate for the actors." Ing a licensed <»ntractor. The maturity cycle In Germany or rolls, as of last week, in addi­ Marschat received their Webe­ The union—aa yet unilamed— Mandieator Evening Herald amendment was carried. Scarulinavta. ing first honor roll standings at tion to those announced two los Scout graduation certifi­ la being formed by owners of 15 Bolton sammer correspondents, ______toe high schcMl are Ronald weeks cgfo. cates. Young Actor Describes His Day, Dearstyne, Michelle Cerrlglone, movie animal c>ompounds near Doug Bevlna, tel. 64S-75M, and Webelo Day Six cubs received the' Arrow Joan Clark, Garvin Boudle, Hollywood. Police Log Dave Norris, tel. 640-3087. Bcya 10 years of age who are of |Llght Badge, the highest They want standardized sala- Robert Gottler, George Rego members of Cub Scout Pack 16 rank in Cub Scouting. Hiey are rtea; eacih owner now sets his 7 ~ ~ As Understudy in ‘Marne’ Role The Coventry Day Scheeli Ine. and Janet Patteraon. are eligible to parUclpeto In j ^h Jones, Jim Watts, Vincent SERVICE own. Heifer revealed his own ARRESTS Tenth grade students aohlev- ^;yebelo Day July 12 alt the Perry, David Hayes, Ricky rate tor the "Wg four” animals John Hungerforcl, 88, of Moo- By MALCOLM BARLOW about it. ’Ihen you do it,” he the cake, they would yril ‘Out.’ Reading Books Ing second honor roll standing jjgke of IsleB Scout Reservo- said, not caring to go into de- We didn’t get a bite. SUMMER DAY CAMP Sa'wyer and Ronald Malllet. In demand: bears, lions, chimps was arrested on a warrant are David Knowlton, Rloardo yg,, ^ Norto Sbonlgbon. Clyde Miller, Scoutmaster of and elephants. He charges $76 a charged with non-support, Acting Ifi hard work but fun, the auditions. "During lun<*, one of the Builds Clown Fraser, Edward Bolboe, Mar- ,jy, eligible the scoute according to Stephen Gustaf- "But I got to go to Disney- boys went with me. We ate two CAMP PERIODS Troop 91, welcomed David day for beast in a cage; $200 on Court appearance today. All children In Grades 1 aha Wilson and Steven Wood- jo yoare of ege by Hayes Into toe troop and pre­ a leestv and for special stunts ------son 10 a lot. ’That’s the greatest hamburga, two hot doga, french SumiMT 1969 Ing . July 12. Those Intereabed in J 342B 0.1’ iK„„ place In the - world, • - even torfor fries and milk. Then when wowe through 6 are Invited by Mrs. sented him with a scout neck­ It’s $500 and up. Ho said famous J°hn B. Riley, .18, of 342Bwith played ohild parts ^ to the set, they told Gertrude Splesa. abrarlan, to Ninth grade students recelv- attendiiigr miMt be acxxmpcuilied erchief. cats like Clarence can com- Charter Oak St., charged Oampcirs may ren ter for any one or more of Ing first honor roll standing was |,y their fatoere. The $5 registra- mand $1,000 a day. speeding and making an unneinne- musicals and TV coimner- heated pool twice a us we muat eat the cake. After enroll Mondayl In "C ircus "t the Gamp Sesrions Vincent Perry and Tommy Sandra Morganson, and second tkm fee covering both toe father Landers were welcomed Into nitmU cessoTy nolse with a motor ve- cials in hls career. He is In be- day. My father taught me how a while they would say, ’Do Days,” the West Side Library honor roll standing were Kathy amj aon is due no later than nnimnl-i ni-fmld Court appearance July 7. tween Miows right now and to swim out there,” he recalled, you want the bucket again?” summer reading club. The pro- Bearinn 1—Jane 30-July 11 Troop 157 by Arthur Galvin toe they—not the ammais—wouia Without a TV break, the As the stuffed and weary boys gram will end Aug. 20, and cer- Dowty, Dralg Duell, Nicky De- Suiday. The reeervaUom must scoutmaster and presented with bank extra salaries. But they often comes from hls home in Seaakn 2 -^ n ly 14-J«dy 26 Mayo, Robert Etchells, Tim be mode with Oub Master John 'Theodore D. DeLuile, 26, of ...... " ~ troupe had to return to Newing- left the set, they were each tlflcatea will be awarded Aug. Session 3—Jiify 28-Aogost 8 neckerchiefs. IT'S A WOW OP A SAU . . . promise their union members— Gottler, Linda Krechko, Debo- Trainer. Ray Davis Jr., scoutmaster from Insects and snakes to Hons 2? Russell St., chained with Nevvli^n to visit hls grand- returned to given three boxes of cake. 22. Session 4—Augost ll*August 22 rah Quinn, Deborah Tracy, Those planning to attend are "taking an unnecessary noise of Troop ISS, presented necker­ and sheep—will live high on the FAMOUS HUNTIR WIDE LEO PANTS with a motor vehicle. Court E. Gustafson of 19 Division St. school year. He said. will receive a certificate; 16 Debra TOmasek, Waltena Sel- also asked to contact pock hog. AGES4 YRS. to 13 YRS. OLD chiefs to Jeff Jones, Jim appearance July 14. He and hls grandfather have attended Newington schools up Steve started hls career In books, a certificate with blue . by, Patti Whitman and Wesley ohalrman Roger <3aUic who U Watts, Gary Pointer, James S^------been planning fishing trips. third grade. He started numerous children’s shows In- seal; 26 or more books, b REGISTER NOW! Ihouln. vvtil serve es unit leader tor toe vester, Bruce Bayles and Dan- Wide leg pants for Summer... sashed or not... cuffed or not. . ACCIDENTS week. fourth grade in a private eluding time on Captain Man- certificate with gold seal. Middle School students re- trip. 5 .9 4 Deal Disclosed Anthony Mulka, 46, of High school In New York City. garoo. Hls first truly profession- But that’s not all. In keeping T««»plioM 742-e9e& ' celvlng honor roll standing R^tubUoan Caucoi regular 10.00 & 11.00 for him this winter as the un- were: Eighth grade, first hon- The RepribUesn Town Oom- in some of the craziest prints ever. Paisleys, Manor______Park._ Vernon,______was ..T Iiw Newlndon the best ” 1 " ^ 'V“ ®« *" 'vlth the flavor of the big top. TranspoftoHon PurnhliMl or roll, Linda' Boydm, Joan mlitee has set Aug. 18 as toe Between Firm, charged with allowing a minor he said "Swlt^ng from old ®°'ved Time” in July 1967 at each child reading 6 books will FOR under 18 to operate a. motor Dair.ls. in Miame. The musl- new 'math and back again Oval-In-the-Grove ’Theatre receive a clown; 10 books a cifiorches, Rosemary Gottler, date tor Ite oaucnis to setedt • Swimming • Aroheiy • BMOlMdl Randl Tomasek, SaUy Trous- oandidetes tor municipal of- stripes, florals, checks . in summer dorks Mafia Agency vehicle without Insurance. Mul- P'ayed for four months at was hard for m e.’ Farmington. Since then, he ruffle for hls neck; 15 books, a • Alia and Cratta » Honabsok Bi4tiic ka’s son, Mark Anthonjr Mulka, Caesar’s Palace, Las Vegas, has played young MadDuff in clown’s hat; 20 books, wrist a Nature Stwiy I# Sommer Thee tie deU, John Welgold and Ruelene ftoes In toe November elec- He also recalled the trouble Cosm efics NEW YORK (AP) — A tran­ 17, of West Palm Beach, Fla., April, MlacBeth” In Stratford aiid ruffles; 25 books, ankle ruffles; a VoUeybaU e BeeketbeU Wegner. and brights, sizes 8-16. script of closed-door testimony WOJ3 V U* V 1.-1* •*» « -..w --- ^ got up about noon for he and Sean would have tt^g jn a touring "Music and 26 books, ’spots for the 'Eighth grade setfond honor ''' ■ N was involved in a two-car ac- ITS before the Waterfront Commis­ cldent yesterday at 11 a.m., on breakfast,” he began. “Then te play touch football with their j(nn” starring John Raitt. clown’s suit, South Straot .. / COtotlll'Jfr-J roll standing, Cathy Anderson, Manrtiester Evening Herald sion has disclosed a deal be- the E. Middle Tpke. . He was_ about 1 p.m. the tutor came for tutor during the breaks. The Hls_____ next role Is as______Patrick Russell AmEnde, A d r e a n ToUand oorreepondenl Bette Downtown Manchester and Parkade tween a New Jersey detergent ‘htelathert's"cat’ The about three houra.” tutor worked out a system by i>eriius''ne’:rt ’w ^ lT m ^ C l^ e l^ Brenn, Gary Blair, Kathy Blau- Quatrale, tel. 87S-884S. Liggeffs manufacturer and a Mafia-run y^iver of the other car v/as Ron- Actons Equity, Steve’s union, which he played on both sides. ..Mome” starring Janls ▼elt, Kim Benson, Debbie sales agency, the New York Vancour. 30. of Waterbury. requires tutors for aU child ac- WhUe in Newington, Steve pigng ^ gevwi- Campbell, Ricky Conlombe, At TIks PukoU* Times says. ______tors when they cannot reach ha^ &o"e to New York to try There will not be an Daniel Cowperthwalte and Jef­ Police Discover In a story in today's editions A car owned by Francis Mo- school. Steve and the other out for TV commercials. He understudy for Steve. He said, frey Gay. IIANGHB8TBR by Michael Stern, the Times nette, 61, of 70 Holrnstead St., Patrick Dennis, Sean McGill, ^ sei’eral. The last one show stops.” Aloo, Tvonne Gendron, Ber- Bomb in Wales said the agency. Best Sales Co., unknown car as both ;dudled with such a tutor, ter toy company which plans ^At the end, he will______return___ to iwtia HaH, Laura Fox, Jerry was suspected by Queens Dlst. parked on Homestead The former school teacher was to market monster toys about Hollywood to make another go Harrison, JuUe DeMayo, Carol HOLYHEAD, WMee (AP) — Atty. Thomas J. Mackell of p y, yesterday. paid about $150 per week for to inches tall. Steve played studios. Horsman, (3atoy Kaylor, Cathy Fbttce diaaaverad a bomb today mounting _a Iterror and ■ murder ...a -. poTlt-tlme teaching. His full- tRar, — • ■ ■ • .1 Frankenstein’s demented Steve’s father is a Mancdiester Kramer, Zdzlslaw Kruglik, Jua­ on the pter where Prince campaign against A & P super­ A car owned by Arthur F. time job was stage hand, and iussisUmt. The two ore In a dls- native. He graduated from Man- LT.WOOD nita Lentooha, Scott Kehoe, reiariee Is due to arrive next markets. Steele, 36, of 560 Vernon St., paid much more. nial csjstle basement acUvatlng cheater High School and was Debra Luginbubl, Jim Schlaef- The Times provided this Infor­ week for fate Inveatlture as was hit by an unknown car, ’’Then we’d ha\-e supper the toy monsters. active in local sports tor years. LOCKER PLANT AND MEAT MARKET far, Debra Natole, Debbie Prfawe of Wales. Gfv?ergoRe’8 mation : , yesterday, as it •was perktxi at about 6:30 p.m. We liVed in a “Make U work, master. Make Steve’s mother is a Newington Smith, Jonloe Smith and Ernest The area wais cleared end o on^o'^iUH the Manchester Shopping I’ laza neatapartment building right it work," Igor sa,y3 in the od. native. The couple lived in New- Smith. army tooirib dfagpoeal eocpects Indictment„ ^of ao 20-year-old .MHO -r, por^ . ^ (Center St. at 6:30 p.m. acrosr the street from the “ We had to have at least 500 ingiton where Steve’s father was Seventh grade ftrst honor roll ter cm June 12 for allegedly set M l OUR MEATS ARE FRESHLY CUT AND DiSPUYED were ooiled. fa w ite ! ------Palace. I would walk right over takes altogether in one day,” an officer cm the police depart- students, Brent (3ottler, Nancy ting a fire in a Queens A 4 P, he Ihe prinoe te to arrive at Ho­ There was an accident be- after supper," he said. Steve said. "It was fun. It was ment. G^hardt, Michael Jesanis, linked it to a terror campedgn lyhead Tuesdsy aboard the roy- tween a car driven by John P. “First I’d sign in on the rton. 17, of 394 Summit St., board. Then I’d walk aroimd night about it.” and a half ago I’d have said Owen, Lori Ann Seward, Susan n miles to Oaemazvon, the an- ^ C A N D I E S ^ and found unsatisfactory But ^ tewn truck operated by and sec all my friends there. Sometimes -cammercdals-ccmimercdals are you were cnazy If you told me OUR OWN CURED BRISKET Peacock, Patricia Wells, Mar­ cleilt capital of Wateo, for the Maekell atrf did notTin* IdentifyiHnntlfv the de- John *'■P. Bbanlskl. '*’58, ■ of 30 ’’Then I’d * u go go to lo my my dressirg uressirg not so much fun. Steve recall- I’d quit my job, sell our house U.SJ1.A. CHOICE garet Spring, Regina Stefanlak kiveftlture ceremony the follow­ tergent firm saying there was High St. The accident occuired room and turn on the lights. I’d ed doing an ad once in which and travel around like this. But and Jerry Jedrzlewakl. ing day. * no charge against It. yesterday at 1 p.m. on Sum'mit wait until 15 minutes iifter the the actors had to stand cm the here we are.” Second honor roll students In PcHce gave no Immediate de­ The Waterfront Commission St. half-hour call before getting .set tor two straight hours while Hls mother said they hope to toe seventh grade, L}mn Diana, tails on wfaen the bomb was transcript reveals Best Sales, ’ dressed. The first show started the crews figured out the light- land a more steady TV part for CSieryl Donaldson, Stuart Ben­ timed to explode or tta exptcei've which was run by the late Eu- A truck operated by Xiavid N. at 8:15 p.m .,’’ he said. mg. They could not adjust the Steve in (tellfomla. That would son, Ellen Jendjrucek, Richard Graff, Brian Johnson, April power. 2 gene J "Gene” Ctetena, a reput- 22, of Farmingtcm, hit a After the show, he would lights without the actors there, mean a more regular life tor CORNED Officiate have admitted that ed Mafioso, got an unusual 10- parked car owned by O iordies change clothes and go down to He also made a Pepperldge aU of them, she said, Fuller, Leslie Lemek, Wallace Marsh, Mary McLaughlin, fears of demnnetrations or a Regular 7.00 Famous Hunter year contract to sell detergent Motors of Oakland St. yesterday the coffee shop witli Sean to Fiu’m cake commercial. There Mark McMahon and Ann La­ poeslttle assBsaliieffcxi attempt from the North' American ♦•O® P’*"- i" Chorches park- spend the hour or more before wei-o three boy* and three CITY’S TRAFFIC by Wehh nationaitet extremteU lined liberty print MULTIPLIES Point. Chemical (3orp Paterson N.J. "''tl" ght. The grandmothers slttifi^at a table Also, Mark Lombardo, Cheryl are keeping people away from Bermudas in sizes 8 to 16. The testimony indicates that ______second show ended after 2 a.m. eaU ngcake SAG PAULO, Brazil—Tlie me- BEEF MantUk, Unda Lampfon, Lynn the oeremwiteo. Empty hotel Nathan Sobol, president of the OOMPLAINTS “ On New' Year’s, tlie second “ We were told not to eat any tropolls of Sao Paulo, one of rooms and spare tickets are HEAD OUT Ramondo, Sharon Sherman, now only ...... ■ . - _ ® e j r 1 detergent firm, told the com- There was a break and entiry .show ended right at midnight, breakfast because we would be the world’s fastest - growing Pamela Smith, Robyn Smith, going begging In Oaemarvon. mlsslcm he was afraid to cancel at-the home of Einer R. Ander- They opened the curtain, and eating cake all day," he said, cities, now has 593,200 oars In Debby SUvlnsky, Floyd Palmer, "It’s not going to be tfale fao- the contract, despite poor sales, son, of 56 Olcott E>r.. sometime ever>’one on stage was celebrnt- “ During the morning, every its streets, compared wrtth 121,- Steven WUoox and Kevin White. nansa some people toought,” Downtown Manchester and Parkade EXTRA LEAN—FRESHLY GROUND because of (Catena’s wrath. But between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. yes- i"K- Even me. It was great.” he time we would get the fork to 4 Brilah* rince the ooro- he could not reveal why Sobol from the clothes line of Mrn. church and have a breather, m, Rd., ManftMd. A banket lunch nation of Queen BSteabeth H In SALE OF FAMOUS MAKE had been caUed to testify, since ESsle White of 44 Woodbridge Steve’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. will be featured. 1969. Now estlmatwi range at the matter was still under Inves- at. on 'Tuesday at approximate- Robert E. Gustafson, stayed OUTBOARD MOTORS POTATO SAUD OBETLBDOB FARM TURKEY Delinquent Taxee about 80,000, tora than the crowd The link between the A 4 P ly 6:30 p.m. with him all the time. Tex OoUector Elaine Bugbee at a major aoooer match in Brit­ IMPORTED SANDALS and North American Chemical ------“The actors were the great­ MACARONI SALAD has announoed that all taxes ain. was revealed at a meeting of est. They were so nice to me IV 2 HP. lo 100 HP. due on the 1967-68 tax list which ASSORTED All leather sandals, with comfy soft in-soles. Open, cool the siqiennarkets’ stockholders Named Executive Editor there. Susan Hayward (the COLE SUW POT PIES 89c lazt week. An A 4 P official also remain unpaid by toe end of CHOCOLATES show’s star with (i'e-'te Holm) SALES — PARTS — SERVICE the fiscal year June SO will ap­ GOP in Majority the Mafia campaign, which " I M a r t io r u 1 im e s 1 lb. $1.95 and pretty, in naturals, brown and white. In assorted gave me $100 for Oiristmas,’’ pear with the namea and Mackell says Included the mur- r o c h e s TEJR N Y (A P ) _ EAST TERMS — USED MOTORS SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) he said. Lut US fin your framar with U.S.D.A. choica rnaots. iwriva poultry, amount (hie hi the annual town 2 lbs. $3.85 3 .9 9 der of two store manage!^ cort ,j,^ Gannett News Service an------...... — For the ftrst time einoe 1960, Caesar’s was the nicest Saobrook Form fruits and vagatobias. Sava up to 15 to 20%' and regular to 7.00 styles, designed and nnade in Italy. Not all sizes in all styles. the chain $1.7 million, most of it Wednesday that James Place there. The actors would Open Daily 7 :30 A.M.-5 P3I. — ThunL to 9 ' report. there’s a Republican majority Dog lAoense Deadline MANY ASSORTMENTS . .. J covered by Insurance. j) Head, general executive for cards with me. I became not lika a king. In both leglolative houees in Oal- P 'ay fia t to 4 PJ4. June SO la also toe deadline TO GIVE AND ENJOY ~ Gannett in Rochester, has been a card shark.” he added. itornia. for obtaining dog Itoenaeo, in Republican Robert G. Wd, Priert Sentenced named executive editor of the When the show closed, hls Wa rant cold storoga lockars for your froxon moats and vtgotoMtT order to avoid paying the pen­ Hartford Tims, a Gannett news parents packed up and drove to winner of a necent epeclol elec­ LENOX ' for os Nttlo os $1.25 a montli. Tho lockor holds about 250 pounds alty riiarge. tion, was iranorn In Wednwaiay, Downtown Only SAO PAUliO, BrazH (AP) — paper in Connecticut. Hollywood to give Steve a shot Synod Delegate A Roman Catholic priest was Head will plan and develop at TV shows. He auditioned for M A L R H IN ES of moot. Comport this daal bafora you buy a homo fraonr. glviiig the OOP a 41-89 m ajority PHARMACY Mrs. John BUtott of Rt. 74 in toe Ciallfornia Aasembly. Re- santenced Tuesday to a year in new approaches in news cov- a Debbie Reynolds series, a Formerly with Newberry’s Marine Is Now Associated will be a delegate to the for ‘ and in special depart- show with Margaret Montgom- pubUcons control the Senate 31- u M9B.aBNinin. -> prison 'actively partidpat- erage With I' m In Our Marine Department . . . Seventh Oeneial Synod of the 19. Gov. Ronald Ringan aloo Is » « In an Ulegal student demon- ments such as sports, women’s ery. and Disney Studios. Hls If You Like The Best Give Us A Tesf United Church of CSulot to bn atration.” news and features, according to parents said he came close 00. a Republlcfuv Tlie ftev. Jore Ekluardo Agudi Timea editor Stuart A. Dunham, several times but the competi- CAPITOL EQUIPMENT 51 RISSBi. ST. REAR OF ICE PLANT ^ M3-M24 WM om stod lattt yecu* after he Head, 43, came to Rochester tion was stiff. ^loke to a grotqi of students from STorida, where he was ex- “I would go In and they would 38 MAIN ST. — TEL. 643-7958 PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE) who bad gathered In a Sao Pau- ecuUve editor of Gannett open- hand me the part. They would lo Pasfc. ations. give you a few minutes to think MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1969 iONCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1969

the pofanttol tajurp to huntow bstiigb can b « uuuuuOsd. .And •WhtwDy thsrs w n be some pre- otoe, aoBtorltattve dstattatomUco o f Just what bM happsnod, and Jiat w lat chem- loal, Anom J«iM whot mmiico, is involved. Savings BaIik^ of Manchester But what stands out about this Mtua- tlaa, ragaidleMi of what the details prove to be, la that tt to the kind of ittuatlan which near represents the usual and the eeqwoted rather than the eiirprise and the laniMtol. B y mistafee, or by M lf - I I ^ / T t ^ :-V-’■ *; ferenoa, by caMousneae or oarelestoNae, -■at'*'. ^ ^ - -ML. we kt lonM the foroeo of death, on the Anticipated Beginninc M y 1 in the Rhine, on the aheep in our own weatem plaina, on the birds tar our fruit trees, and what we do to coch ele­ ^ ' / ments in nature by our careleesneos with o y ______lTeD PRKSB inaecticidee or with the weapons of war la aniulTalr eBtItlad I «M at rtpgMIaaUaD of all nawa we do to ouneeivea when we allow our- tm m oradtad (o It cr aot oUiarwIaa credtt- ■elvea to try to live under a perpetual k ttJa papar and alao tta loaal nawa ptib- cloud o f industrial, gaaoline and kero­ * i|S2i at rafMMIcatlaB of apaolal dia laa aarala a n alao taaarrad.______sene wastes in our atmoaphere. f - For the moment, we are watching the H h HataOd Prlatliic Obm pw Inc., aa- D fkanrial naponaSOKy for typo Rhine, with some curioalty, and some ______arrota appaailnK In adrerUawnMitt attar naillnd mattar In Tlia KaaoiMalar anxiety, hut not with enough reoHaatlon -----______that this Is Just one touch of an emer­ ___tc Uw Ancalaa Tlmaa-Waahln*- gency mankind moves toward on many ______Kaira Sarrica. _ _ M l aarrloa cUonl of N. B. A. Banrloa. ^ fronts. KEuttan Rataaaantattyaa — ^ a Jn»«f Battaam Bpaelal Agm ter — Itev Tork. C9it- Datnntt and ■oatoa______tm iB E R AITDIT BURllAU OT CUtCDUt- Prom Night In Moscow B0W8.______D M a y odrartlatnc cloatna boura We arenft supposed to know wind to f w Monday — 1 p.m. gidoa. make of the latest news from Russia, T ot l^iaoday — 1 p.m. Mturday. TOr Wedaaaday — 1 p.m. Mandat but w e do know exactly what to make IV>r nmraday — 1 p.m. Taanday EARN T o r rtiday — 1 pm. Wadnaoday. of it. - v s y jj- v - >kr Batorday — 1 p.m. ‘nniraday. Okaalflad daadllna — S p.m. d » batarr It is all part of a story predicted long ' i s f i r ■ poblloallati. B p.m. Friday for Baturdap ago, and predicted on the assumption and Monday pnMloattia. I that human nature and bunton instinct Is not subject to as many barrien as Thuraday, June 28 those who would Uke to organtae every­ thing politloelly would Uke. That “Home Of Their Own” The Ruosions, whatever else they are, are primarily people. And, as people, TtN Nationnl AMMdatlOR a t Home they are more like Americans than any B oM ein hM revked its predlctlan about other people on eaih. f e w ” * '- tbn number of new homes tt aeen betas We invite Manchester parents of high — ' 7, JO bum In this cotm tiy in 1288. Tbe revfadon school graduates, who recently were to ttown fivm an oristai^ eorecsst of aware of certain events and actlvitlee 1,700,000 now homes tWs year, or a 18 ■ V ''. ' • * . . J': of a socCal nature, to oonaider what goes S ,0 ' • . per cent tncrease over (he figure tor on in Russia at this season of the year. lies, down to a new figure three pM' Ftwtovranlwd By Recinakl Pinto cent lower tlstn tost year’s constructiion. Pravdo, the other portunlty fbr Square, the Moscow correspendents don’t Council of Churchea oi Withdrawal ned by American troops will the State Departmient and the the new regulation, so that the been designed to limit. Americans to aspire to one of the most tell us, but they do tell us enough to let Pent.’gon were, to put It mild­ have an equal priority in the question of actual violation Is And when It came time for tundsmental of all saUsttctlons and re­ ly, astounded when Mr. Nixon BE CHEERFUL, — Attendants us know that Rusalan parents have their coming Oommunist offensive. thrown Into some kind of committees to have all their wards ta Ufe—that of owning one’s own allowed h'mself to exprecc the in the Chester, England, zoo got anodois moments, Russian teenagers If the North Vietnamese army murky legal limbo which lets bills reported out, the frequent Deposit anytime . . . withdraw anytime Is actually able to use Its sum­ “ hope that wc could beat. . an unusual work assignment — home. their ability to Inatet on staying out all legislative generalships do al­ recourse was for them to seek mer offensive to prove that Sai­ the tlmeteb'e” of troop with­ talking to the animals. The 500 HeanwhUe. the construction money night, and Russian society its problem most anything they wish to do. an extension of time. gon is unahle to take over drawals proposed by former animals became moody when and labor which might be going into with a younger generation which seems Sometimes the violation Is This session became so cal­ front-line operations, the logic Defense Secretary’ CTark Clif­ visitors were barred for several homaa for aale, if p e o {^ could stlU af­ to keep widening the gap. callously point blank, with the lous In the end that It tram ­ . . . with of weeks during an epidemic of NO LOSS iNTEREST of President Nixon’s troop- ford in a magazine article last ford to buy homes, goes into a sudden hoof-and-mouth disease. Offi­ rule or regulation simply ig­ pled on one of the most sacred U But if Ritoslans are as- much Uke withdrawal strategy will be ex­ week. Clifford (who last Sept. nored and treated as If It did and popular of all leglalative proliferation of apartments, to be rent­ Americans an w e think they are, and posed as faulty and Hanoi’s 25 said publicly that he "could cials concluded that the animals not exist. traditions. Hitherto, it had been ed, to the people who can’t afford to bargaining position at Paris not pred’et the return of a n y were lonely. Trainers were In­ this extends to these graduation teen­ assumed that It a bill was pass­ buy homes, at rates so high they will will be vastly enhanced. troops in 1969” ) called for wlth- structed to go from cage to The 1969 session opened with agers, most of them get home without ed, and If the parliam entary de­ never be able to save the down pay­ As for expected Communist drn.'wal of 100,000 combat troops cage and chat with the animals brave flourishes about new having done einy of the unspeakable in a cheerful manner. It work­ vice of a motion to consider ment on a home. attacks on U.S. outposts, the ob­ this year and oil combat troops rules which were going to raise things their parents spend prom night was then employed, with the ject will be to maximize US. by the end of next year. ed. How much more then do the standards of conduct in the Any trend in the economy which worrying atxHit. motion to reconsider being de­ casualUles. This would create Even though “hope” was the people need a lift when they Genersd Assembly, and thus hsmSes the natural a^ilrations of or­ feated, the passage of the meas­ a severe political problem for operative word in the Presi­ feel alone or frustrated. If you help prove to the people of the dinary people so roughly, which permits Mr. Nixon. With some U.S. dent’s press conference chal­ can’t think of anyone who needs state its worthiness to meet ure in question became a thing ttseV such rSdicuious levels of coat and a little cheering up — think locked up and moved beyond N troops being withdrawn, he lenge to Clifford’s timetable, the every year instead of Just every Have To Read To Graduate? harder! (Christopher News the power of legislative change rates of mortgage intereAt, has to be would be criticized for exposing net effect within the government two years. Notes) conald er ed an insanity. I f no sense can How much should a high-school gradu­ other American troops to double was.^onstematidn. The reason: Among these were new rules of mind. Submitted by prevail, the law of supply and demand ate know? Well, come 1972 in California Jeopardy. Mr. Nixon’s words indicated a providing for earlier Introduc­ In this session, a musty old Rev. Joseph E. Vujs will eventually make Itaeif felt. It can he wdll have to know as much as an Moreover, with high U.S. cas- commitment to a firm w 11 h- tion of bills, governing the rule, and a venerable legisla­ St. James’ Church tive tradition like that wasn’t be rough, too, and Justly so, on those eighth-grader, at least In the subjects of ualitles In the headlines, the drawal policy based on the re­ scheduling of hearings on bills, reading and mathematics. worth the paper It was written who make the mistake of aasumlng that President would come under quirements of domestic politics, and setting time limits for the Compounded AILY That might sound like double talk, but on. All the leglalative leader­ everything can always keep going up, even hotter domestic political not on Saigon's ability to take Today in History report of bills out of commit­ the State Board of Education adopted pressure to speed up the wi.th- over more of the fighting. tees. ships did was substitute for the up, up. Unfortunately, in this present By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the new standard orUy a week ago. drawal of all American combat The obvious ■effect Ih Hanoi, The rule setting an earlier motion to reconsider' a motion era, the guilt, and the possible retribu­ To^ay 1s Thursday, June 26, What’s more, said Miex Rafferty, state troops. the-', would be to harden furth­ deadline bn the introduction of to recall, and they ^iparently the ITilJh day of 1969. There are tion, seem upon almost all of Qs, in iupertriteraient of public InstrucUor, Caili- Either way. Hanoi would con­ new bills merely led to whole­ did not even bother to satisfy er the already hardened thesis 188 days left In the year. whatever field we m ay be. for there Is fornla might be one of the first states found the President’s strategy sale use of the alternate device the conditions and procedures that, like Mr. Johnson before Today’s Highlight In History none of us who has ever complained that to adopt such a proficiency standard for of a controlled winding-down of for a legal motion to recall. him. President Nixon cannot On this date in 1945, delegates of committee-raised bills grant­ the golden gxxise was being squeezed high-school giaduat-on, even if It is at U.S. battlefield operatior^. If they could get hold o f a perm't the war to continue with­ of 50 nations, meeting In San ed emergency certifications of the eighth-grade level. Mr. Nixon h^ pinned his bin physically, they didn’t care too hard when we thought our name out Jeopardizing his Presiden­ Francisco, signed the United necessity from the President of For years, Oalifornia codes had pre­ hopes for continuing withdrawal very much what the rules said. might be on the particular egg that cy. Nations charter. the Senate and the Speaker of scribed lists of courses sind numbers of of U.S. troops on one of three Rules are no substitute for was on the way. In 1900, Dr. Walter Reed and the House. hours of Instruction needed by a stu­ conditions; Progress In the dip­ character. This is really, one begins to think, On This Date three other U.S. Army doctors The formula for the schedul- dent w ish i'g to graduate from high lomatic talks at Paris, de-es- one Inflation nobody can fairly blame In 1284, according to legend, began their campaign to wipe llng of hearings required com­ school. But no where in the lists was calatltm by the North Vietnam­ the Pled Piper of Hamelln, Ger­ out yellow fever. mittee chairmen to give notice Quotations on anybody else. Politicians, bankers, in­ there anythirg that said how much a ese, or, finally, proof that Sai­ many, lured 130 children of the In 1902, the coronation of Brit­ of bills on which they did not in­ I ’d rather be dumb and (dean dustrialists, speculators, management, graduate had to know. TheoictlcaJly, it gon’s own military machine town Into oblivion. ain’s King Edward Vn was tend to conduct hearings, thus, then amait and dirty, anyUma labor, and consumers have all pooled would be possible under existing regula- can take up the slack left by In 1541, the Spanish conquer­ postponed. He underwent sur­ theoretically, giving legislators — Dr. Norman Vincent Peele, their effort, their acceptance, their tiorts for a etudent with only first-grade the draw-down of front-line U.S. or, Francisco Plzarro, was slain gery after an attack of acute or members of the public inter­ talking about today’s dishevel­ ability in reading and math to be pasted soldiers. cupidity and their shortsightedness into appendicitis. ested an opportunity to agi­ along from grade to grade and eventual­ in Lima, Peru. ed Intellectuals. PAID MONTHLY nourishment of what is now their mutual But the hard fact Is that only ly receive a high-school diploma. peril. the last of these offers any. A school can determine whsjher its Justification today for the initial When we can get to where we can prospective graduates can meet the withdrawal of 25,000 U.S. troops 2 say that a young fellow starting out eight-grade standards in several ways. already announced and an addi­ In Mfe has a fair chance o f, gretttng his Under existing law, all students must tional number, perhaps 50,000 to Fischetti Earn Interest on Interest family into a home of their own some­ lake state-wide tests in reading and 60,000 to be announced in Aug­ time in the first 10 or 15 years of his mathematics at various stages of their ust and later this year. Mr. N ix­ schoolirrg. Any student who scores at marriage, then we can procltilm life on’s peace efforts. In short, have • j livable again, euid Uie economy, although the eight-grade level on these tests will met only thundering silence in have met the state requirement. A stu­ less exciting, a little more sane. Hanoi. 365 Days a Year dent who fails these tests can qualify The Paris, talks, despite genu­ later by passing locally selected exams ine White House hopes earlier based on state - adopted, eighth-grade this year, have been as arid as reading and math books or by “ satis­ Watching The Rhine a glass of dry sand. In fact, the '"so Ions os IS remaiiis in oceonni factorily” completing a orre-semester establishment of the new pro­ 6 Industrialized though its shores may diagnostic and remedial course some­ visional Communist government til end of month be, the Rhine had, until the other day, time during the four years of high school. In South Vietnam amounts to a succeeded in supporting a fish popula­ State officials do not think the new repudiation of the understand­ standard is too low. It is a minimum re- tion. Then it was discovered that mll- ing made by Hanoi lost fall quiremerrt and local school districts can, Uona of flail were dying of some as yet that, if the bombing were com­ and most likely will, set much higher unidenUfled chemical cause. pletely halted, the existing 646-1700 standards. Furthermorev said Mrs. Sey­ South Vietnamese government It may be, according to one report mour Math’ere-', a member of the state of President Thleu would be and theory, that a barge laiden with some Board of Education. Callftm iia’s eighth- given full atptus as negotiating inaecticide that poses little danger to grade textbooks give a quite rigorous partner at the Paris peace course of instruction. " I would hate to human belngc was, by mistake, or by table. take a test on It," she said. crime, dumped into the river bed. Another part p t that "under­ A dissenting view was offered by board It m ay be, according to another standing” —that the Commun­ member Dorman Commons. "I don’t theory, that some nerve gas containers ists would stop using the de­ agree it is a great leap forward,” he militarized zone as a combat dumped into the river at the close of said. ” We are giving the appearance of World War II have finally rusted change. What we are doing is what we launching pad and wx>uld not attack major cities of South unk anchester through, releasing their deadly contents SAVIN6S B ^ O F M have done in the past to give a high- Into the river water. school diploma to anyone who finishes Vietnam —has also been re­ peatedly violated. OotUeowners have been warned to four years of high school.” Member F.O.I.C. As for the second condition keep their herds away from the river. TTie board was required to adopt the laid down by Mr. Nixon as Jus­ Cities whicii use the Rhine for water standard under a sweeping education- reform bill enacted last year by the tification for U.S. troop with­ supply hava been forced to shut It off. 8fai Cm m m im t Offtoee Servliag Legistatij-e. Mr. Rafferty predicted the drawal —deescalation by th e The removal of the dead Ash is becom­ standard for graduation will be toughen­ enemy —every indication today ing a major public works project. ed in future years. — RON BLUBAUGH is that the enem y’s summer of­ rmff ^£AT—m asking ^ /m r msTATearmimm MMOHenill O EIST MIITTORO O SOUTH WWIHOR O MILTON HOTGH Pertiaps, despite the natural damage, IN TTIE NATTONAL OBSERVER. fensive will soon start. That Mall OHIm. Pailuds sad Bsltss Notch 0p«s Salsrdayt S am. to NmsI

____ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHEOTBR, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1988 Senate Passes About Town Enemy Shells Enemy Negotiators One Man One Vote MaJ. John P. Gallup, son of MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1969 PAGE NIMB Tobacco Curb Mrs. John ,r. OaUiip of 101 Test Troops n Top Warren Choice misabeth Dr. and the late John Score Nixon Plan Toonvey, 23 Lyndale St; Wil- r. Gallup Sr., reoently left tor Hsoi Trafton, High Manor Trail­ Tolland County Politics Dies, In California Ms second tour of duty as a Of Saigon (OMffemsd fram Page One) ------Manchester SXA R. GA'ZinC*iv) er Park, Rocicville; Mrs. Mar­ heMoopter pilot In Vietnam. His patient tU tlnMB with noneotnpH- end raw settoas " he ssM "tt Is ** •By CLA Y R. PO LLAN Hospital Notes garet Vetmard, 18 Ortswokl St.; tlve IssuesM b«tor»betore theUw nation's u t o s with ttw oouri^s school de- (Centlmied from Page Om ) wife, Barbara, and their three (CenilSDed tram Page One) “ iri-. ^ oonferiooe tdWe.______^ k ARIIS UttA ler oi imfbittmste ihst, white we ^ Vietnam’s represmta- f MAR.li 2 ^ Tour Oaify Acfhnfy Gutd* Mi«. Nsttto L. Wright, 9 Houley Rider on Tax Bill hlghast court durliv bis tMin ss ^efreratlon rul.nf. sons will be a t Iheir home In A cco rd in g fo fht Sfor*. t SEPT. 23 jrt to Oov. Ronald Reagan for hla two full strength Infantry legi- search tor comnmi ground, you „ t«.i joi^ MW. A«.)» M ather St. ohM Justice. He was anwMed •■in some parts a t the country. Amherst, Mass., until Ms re­ o d .22 W VHRING HOUmS aigiurture. metto aroiaid Bnt Hrt^-the 28th reject, os you dkl last week, ow ^ u m Nixon ad- 5J3J9-M To devefop message for Friday, 4- 7-10.35/ BIRTHS YESTERDAY:. A m o in g in e In IHS by than President One couktnt help beinK Im- turn. '61-64-67 reod words corresponding to numbers 37^1.74 A iBtannadlato f i s n 8aml- Aids School Bond Issuance The bm woidd apply to nation­ ______\ and me Sath-plus the 40th Artll- efforts to tuUd a base tor pro- and partfotilarty on daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ray­ a jjA uL-jiL rb n K . ki DwlfWt D. BUsenhower. Warren patient when it wouM see the oc- j f TAURUS of your Zodioc birth sign. pfhrato. neoB-t p.ni., oad 4 p.ni. mond Twlble, 93 North St.; a By BETTE 4)UATB4U: ' tag (he Uiflverslty of Oonmctl- » _ lery Regiment and a sapper bat- **]?*J**,^^ the plan for the rejrfscemei* of r o a t a s , Wanaoa formerty was Rsf>ubUoan foeeei- <-«* of the court flaunted and al publlcotlona when they have AP8.J0 1 AsptcH 31 Will 61 To 8 iMn.; private 18 a.m.- BING daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Rich­ Towns seeking to issue sduxil e**- a t m Porter 8t, a chief daatgh ^ ^ CuBtointa. just not obeyed tn any sense of TngsrkTVldh TTa-V tallon Vietnam s chief negt^ ^ ^ boops. »s said attempts to 2 Lugocitt 32AfftcT 62 Actuolly > pjn., and 4 p.m.-8 p.m- ragfonal edlttone and to televl- I MAY30 ard HHl, Beverly Dr;, Coventry. bonds but caught between the Houley had met with UOorn EVERY MONDAY-8 fM . enttneer at Pratt * Whitney, t^iarran took iMte at great the word ... 1.I1COII10 i tor, Pham Dang Lata, aociwed y— eouth Vtet- ^3-6-8-341 3 Fovorabit 33 Ah«od 63 Creative Fedlatrioat Panats allowad slon and radio when network ad- A Cooptrotivt 34 Of 64 Be reaHUes of bonding deadlines offlclaJs for a cbnslderabte tUrte “We flg«« mars are 8,000 tha ^ of ayrtsmatlcaHy to be Sy46-7$g9-90 any tJme axoept aoon-t p.in.; DISCHAROEnj YESTER­ 26 VILLAGE STMET. ROCKVILU dtod last night at New Torfc prcblems America fanes. "Of courre, one feels frustrat- SPIon 35 Bring 65 Reolized and the newly passed state sta- the previous night, delving into "I don’t have answers for aj «t that, but taere are to veirtislng can be sUhsHtuhed men up there, phn bearera,” he refusing to negotiate o r to aeek fiasco’’ k« racent en- OIMINI 6 For 36 Confidtnet 66 Up ottMia, S p.m.-8 p.i DAY : Mrs. Timla E. Laing, Memorial Hospital, it t m York SAOITTARIUS P. A. C. lALLROOM locally. Otherarlse, tire ban on In Illinois said. "U they wanted to send to reconcUe their posMtan irtth hi me esntral Mgh- TO. A4AY2I 7 V tnturt 37 Coin 67 Different Self Service!Bl 18 a.DR.-8 p-iii., Windsor; Diane E. LeBlanc, tutes governing bonding for the problems of cuts in the them," lie said. But he eat- mar.y things that have hap- . .______„ 8 Comblnotion 38 Dtctit 68 Make NOV.M / n schools have had their problem higher echicaUcn faudgrt. He City. He was the husband of 90f 39 And 69 To 4 pjn.-8 p-m. -East Hartford; Janice Yaconiel- piensed faith that the Comdltu- pen^ to encourage one who i S these two regiment. Sbwight up DtC.2t resolved, according to ToUand appeared satisfied with the Mrs. Augusta Kom Orube. tloA and BIH b( RighU would b:en In thU field that I think on * _ “ “*r' At Deadline the Mils ^ could P«>»teWy , conditions, what Lau saw that conditions set J 2- 9-28-31 10 Could 40 And 70 Home IntaBstve Care and Coronary k), Thompsonvllle; Thomas F. Delleneon. 82, is backed by Is there left to negotiate? •** y,, withdrawal of American 11 B« 41 Or 71 Toientf 20-21-29-44^, Griffin, 464 Avery St., Wapping; County , State Seiwitor Robert hinds rertored in the revised He was chief design engineer survive the amautta of a ohang- the whole, much progresa has take Ben Het. BUt >32-43-a l2Todoy'i 42 In 72 Especiolly 47-72-73 Core: Immediate family only, phyatotans smd health and Houley. tax budget, which was approv- for tha JT«D engine in the Ing socMy. been made," Warren said. (Continned from Page One) make tt so costly to them In hu- asked. "As ™ for ~~as you are oon- troops ------unresltoaMe In PLncr 13 Evtntt 43 Decision 73 Lcrve*rr>oking aiqrttma, llmltod to live min- Ray B. Warren, 127 Princeton school officials. U Coullout 44 Intirrrat# 74 Pleasure CAPRICORN St.; Norman A. BJarkman, 230 The town of Vernon Is one of ed last night by both the house giant Boeing T4T auperjet arhich In the>ereni of porrtegrapliy, Black people still do not have man life I doubt they wlU try practice and served to create a 15 Adh«r« OK. ntos. "Schools and paranto are (ix y House reading tor three 45 Your 75 And Hilliard St.; Mrs. Loretta Mo- several to be caught In the pre- Eind the senate. The bill wem tisw from the SeatUe-Tacoma Warren said the court had to equal opportunity with whites In It." on>y and w a ^ t o r y w ^ oonbnukgr Hie U.8. JUIYJJ 16 Bring 46 Portr>trs 76 Of iAN. Maternttgr: Fallien, U a.m.- PLAZA DEPT. STORE forced to conVbat a muttffaUllon- days before passage, even If the 17 To 47 Matters 77 To 1>!48 p .m ., and 8:88 p.m .-8 tola, 36 (Henry Rd., Wapping; dicament, Houley explEtined last expected to neach the gover- (Wash.) International Airport balance two conrtitutlfoii^ ochool facUltleq, voting w d Jobs The North vintmumiwi °H»nent to accept ^ de- pwwmce In South Vlet- , 1-16-19-36 22-25-27-52, (We Have A Notion to Flease) doHar industry for the life and ’a e Noem V lrtm m M a ra numeto In th eir entirety?” 18Thtrt't 48 Respect 78 Your p.m.; others, 8 p.m.-4 p.m., and Mrs. Aldea M. Gutzmer, 43 nlght. nor's desk for his signature to- to the Paris Air Show the Hrat righto agahsk eecH other: the —both tn North and Souttv the Aseembly sits on Surday. D,4 0 ^ 1 -8 2 19Tb# 49 About 79 Better 54-62-65 Houley was successful in his day. E. MIDDLE TPKE. (Next to Popular Blarket) health of their diildren,” he hurling a doien kinds of aheUi ^am asserted that the South ^ 20 Propitious 50 The 80 Use S ‘M p.m.-8 p.m. Mottier St.; Harvey Bodsvert, of thle month and wUl be used right of govesnment to creeto a jurlrt raid Senste M inority Leader UO attempts to have a rider--attach­ said. He added that Mgaretto and prpjsctiles at the camp— vwi*nw*e arnw la steadily *** ** *** UMtsd States JULY 23 21 Ooy 51 Put 81 Of Age Limits: 18 in maternity. Lowell, Mass.; Frank P. Soima- Open Wednesday - Friday tm 8 on the new McOonneU Douglas decent s o c ^ and^ ^ »Pfw:h “We just haven’t put all of our Thomas A. McOloon of Chicago 86mm guns fined from caves on jaw ing stioi^l?^uid In its de- cHngi. to Ito PoUyj°* ”^ ^ S d 22 Don't 52 Before 82 Others ed to the overall tax and fteoal and press freedoms guaranteed force beht.d giving people equal AUG. 32 23 Your 53 Moves 63 FinorKlol 18 In other areos, no lim it in Jr., 36 Sunset Tlerrace, Vernon. DC-10 Bertea 20 tri-JeU. ' “ both sides of the Cambodian to defend the Uvea bill passed last night in tiie spe- Bid for Queen Weleome The litU e Straeger Wll8i A by the first amendment. rights and that, to me, would be banned In Greet Britain, Cana­ was defeated Wednesday In an 24 Should 54 They're 84 Advontoge self-serrioe. Also, WUllEun R. SEmdbeig, 19 Gift Frotn Our Baby Dnwnliisnt Mr. Grube was bom July SI, border £dx mUes to the west; ^ property of the South Viet- Vietnam confereoe can 59-66^ 25 Count 55 Air 85 Office cIeU session of the legislature ... And when you have the answer to n»ny of our prob­ da, Norway, Denmark, Sweden, attempt to amend Ogllvie’s tax 26 Originol 56 Your 86 Improvement Jarvie Rd.; Mrs. Violet D. Ken­ FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. lOlT in Albion, Pa., aon of Mrs. I20imn mortars and 82mm mor- namese people. make t» P'MlTnss ^ permitting these toiwns to Issue those two thbigB coming togeth­ lems. SwHzeiiand, Italy and France. package to make tt a 2 per cent yiROP 27 Profits 57 Freshen 87 A pisen Ihe administration remlndo nedy, E)ast Hartford; Ell Noble, (AP) —Mark and Greg Wagner to rs closer in; B40 rockets from ' 26 Loons 58Dore 88 Plon such notes as may be renewed BOXEU GRIB BUMKETS $IJ7 Nora Grube of Latrobe, Pa., er, you find It very difficult to Ihe MU was languishing in rate on Indlvkhia.’a and 4 per IBs. Binh, In a slashing at- He said the withdrawal of the AUG. 23 FEB. 19 ^ vlflttors that Britti oonstrnotlon E ast H artfoid; Mrs. Msiry Vlc- Warren acknowledged that as close as 300 yards In broad 29 For 59Thlr>gs 89 Social mdor way, parking spooe Is despite the Ihnitatioiu of the of Springfield, Mbiigi., hs(ard the 100% Pure Ootteo, Bait, Oa/Uty and the late Wallace B. Orube, wrtte a varbal deOnitSon of arhat the court, in effect, does make ^ tton^a Oovammental Effi­ cent on cerporatkm. McGloon taMc on the Nixon admiidatra- 25,000 U.S. troops announced SEPT. 32 30 Work , 60 Irsgenious 90 Activity MAR. JO hi, 147 W. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Hitar Queen Elizabeth, berthed . and had lived in Manchester dayLght; 122mm and 107mm Oon, accused the United States by Nixon and the "amWguw .6/27. limited, visitors are asked to new statutes. There notes may obecertty is,” he said. law. ciency Oomanittee, long known mustered only 20 votes os Re- V2-13-24-30 11-14-18-38/' Gulla G. Simko, East Hartford; be issued on a temporary basis her^ was up for sale, so they for the past 22 yesirs. He re­ rockets; 80mm mortars, and re- of foUowiiM a "w arlike and de- and pertidtous rtatesnetita a t hie Advene ^ ^N eu u al bear with the hospital while the W arren used neapportionsneTit "It doesn't maioe It cansclous- as a IpgMiitive graveyard, publicoL-s cam e up with 30. X69-7i83^ G-50-55 L Lester B. Masker, Stafford until the State Department of made a Ud. ceived his degree in mechani­ when Belletwon mustered wln- ooiltess rifle fire. ceMAjd" policy that can tend Juiie 19 news conference, con- parking problem oxtsta. as en example In replying to ly. It dce:n’t do It by iMendi g . Senate MaJorXy Leader W. Springs; Rhea L. Fournier, Rt. Eiducatlon has set up the neces-' "My brother Euid me would cal engineering In 1944 from The puffs a t guns firing from only to prMonged fighting. ceiMng Ms hope to be a1* to frequently voioed criticism that to usurp the rofe of Congress support by exempting all Ruseell Arrington of Evanston 1. Box 306, Coventry: IJebra sary machinery to process the uke to buy the ()ueen EHza- Purdue University. He has been a rtdgeline three miles away ICis. Bkii rtiallenged Nixon’s withdraw mens American the W arren Oouitto deMalona but because of the very nature products except Mga- ccnceded that he did not have PaUenta Today: 274 S. Novltch, 71 Lawton Rd. bondlng appUcaOons for com- beth,” Mark wrote to the Port employed tor 28 years at Pratt usurped stated rights, rettes from the bon. enough Republican voles for dearly visible In the camp statemMit at Ms Jwie 19 news troops, ane nothing but an act In Also, P am ela M. Ulltsch, of our Job." U.S. Envoy^s Folksy Tone ADMITTED YESTERDAY: pleted school project^. Everglades Oommistion cheir- and Whitney Division of United .^yhat does re«q)porth«ment “When two litigants come 'nto Opponents of the bill. Includ­ THsaage of the governor’s bill today. conference that U.S. policy was a comedy played out to appease BroEul Brook; W arren C. Sand­ 2 Nancy L. Andrulot, 62 Kiro St.; The amendment was passed nnan, Gregory McIntosh. "We Aircraft Corp., Bast Hartford. ^ estahllsh states' rights?" ing representatives of the tobac- and was uncertain when a vote TTie North Vietnamese gua- m i the “right road”■ and hla and deceive _ world and Amieri- er, 23 TaJIwood Dr., Wapping; m court, one says the act of Ckm- Otto A. Balchisias, 79 AiAuann without opposition from either Eire eight and nine years old Eind He was a member of Concordia asked. "It estabHshes hi the o o « d advertising industries would he taken. ners are deadly accurate. This hope that some progreos might can opMcn^wh^ vlgorous- Mrs. Lyrtn Gessay, 8 W. Mid­ >rrese means this, the other aays Leaves Japanese Abashed St.; Mrs. Alice B. Borreson, party and -will also affect sev- have ode dollar to spend for it.” Lutheran Church. states the power to govern the act of Oongreaa means the and consnunications media’ “We cannot peas an income month alone, more than 100 b® regtoteired in aibrtanUve ly condemning hkn.’ dle Tpke.; Paul S. Wright, 1149 Lau stated that the Nixon ad­ Glastonbury; Philip Cervlni, 27 end towns tn the western por-, ‘"niey asked me last night if Survlvora, besides his wife themselvee .... ” opposite of that end we aay the ®°'***** would hinder private tax without Democratic help,” Americans have been killed and pc*** tatts within the next two By DON SHANNON states, both Japan and America Ridgewood St.; Mrs. Joan B. E. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Cairolyn tion of the state. and mother. Include three Rural Interests no longer act of- Congress means some-^ enteipitse. *—*—--Arrington said. "Each * . *day _ that ------wounded. .. at — Ben —— Het.- — More cIvU- or three months ministration aksie was responsi- Hie Los Angeles Times have made Invaluable centribu- Roy, Thompsonvllle; Pamela F. the Queen would be mailed to Mr. Nixon’s road,” rtie sold, ble for the deadlock In the peace D’Amour, Andover; Mrs. Elsie Houley expects the State De­ them,” said the boyo’ mother, 86 Bast Center S t daughters, Miss Louise Orube, don'lnate legislatures, ignoring tTilr^—either two aides were far apart in - that the reaction of a Japanese thousEindB of hippies Eind runa­ be charged with conduct unbe­ of the 1966 Cigarette Labeling — Conies Home Carlo J. Palomba and Patrick But high casualties among the aggressive war and make Viet- Paris but said the talks were to this way of doing things ways, is -just a quiet peurk In the coming an officer, and that they Hobart Jr., son of Water bury Act. I J a A f-f government troops have worn “O"*®*® AgM Vietnamese under now downito substonoe and that ’ would be roughly that of am center of the city this yeEir, as face a departmental bearing police captain Patrick Hobart. That law, which eiqilres Mon­ A guard of Ixmor will meet j n C d n /m H -dO R . oown morale, according to command. TMs design is to he heped pnogieas ®<«ats the presence of made within the next two or by am effusive Fienchmam. acroBS the Chstales R iver to "do J The troopers are Martin De- tified themselves by turning mild warning—"Caution: Ciga­ [Dip into the new-wave look of our swimsuitsj mond C. Holman of 29 East- constant bombardment every Am®* of Ftorelgn Wars, Harold Two gunmen wearing stocking ™ WASHmOTON . (AP) — The---- , . out of the Detroit Golden are in full stnength. rival stateiment which embassy Olds of World War I Veterara, masks held ig> the Colonial Bank , Board called *®"8thy heartap G'oves. Louis won 68 and lost 3. 12 from State TOW’S The committee announced to­ Wo have learned that when freeze on dlscrlmtaatoiy voting “®by literacy test would proba- officials Instated he wrote him­ and a delegation from the Ma- * Trust Oo. branch on North Wednesday “ Ho scored 64 knockouts and was day its consumers subcommit­ th«y first oame over in May laws. bly discriminate against self. WBSTOVER APB, Maas. (AP) rine Corps League headed by Turnpike Road at 10:68 a.m. bo- .. pending a Northeast -topped by Max Schmel'ng in they were overstrength,” one —Appointment by the Presl- Negroes’’ In states where equal "The extent to which nations -^Official statistics released et Airlines proposal to raise ceiv tee will start hearings on the John April, commandant. day. escaping with $28,000. 1936, the year before he won the American said. "Now they are dent of a national voting advl- educational opportunities have oon carry on a fiourishtag ex­ a ne(ws conference here Wedi»es- tain fares, particularly on Flori­ bill July 21. Friends may call at the fu- An accompMce watted outside, title, and by Marciano in 1951, down to normal operating sory commission to study voter been provided for all races, change of the products of forms day indicated th at 12 OonneoU- da flights. S u b c o m m l^ C hairm an ^wo years after he had ratireii neral home tomorrow from 2 police said. The three men re- Frank E. Moss, D-Utah, said strprgth." discrimination "and other cor- Moreover, he said, there has and factories itependB on a cli­ out resldente serving in Viet­ Buy Now and Avoid Proposed Tax Increase to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m, portcdly drove south in a cor The higher fares were to be IS unbeaten champ. His other effective July 1. the Initial two-day hearing will Col. Marquis said the prison- nipt practices.” been a mass exodus of unedu- mate of peace," the statement nam are now In the hands of Fpneral services and burial witli Pennsylvania license plates, loss was the diedsion to Charles ers who brought the North V'et- Contendtag the 1966 act had cated Southern Negroes into said after praising the high Hanoi. namese propaganda letters brought about "impressive re­ some Northern and Western level of mutuEilly beneficial Tlje iM(W8 conferenoe weis held al Cemetery, Long Island, N.Y £“used the Wilbur 1E“£E Cross Parkway cirrus.--sr '”„r.the 13 first-round knock- when they were released were sults” in the South, Mitchell states that either "employ Uter- commerce between the United by Frank A. Sleverts, a speiclal for their getaway. One of the tlal fare Increases, affecting the pie. cuts scored in heavyweight title government volume of traffic and revenue. A leader of the Senate’s anltl- rangers captured said so many Negroes have acy tests now or could impose atiajbeB and Japan. assistant to Under Secretary of men was described as having matches, Louis was the winner late Ir' Miay, On July 1 Franklin A. Freeman Sr. Board members Wliltney GU- cigarette forces, Moss said the been registered that there are them In the future." "In this cause, too, our two State Ekllott L. RlchEtadson. Sle- a beard. ’n five. He stopped Max Schmel­ "You have no chance,’ FYonklin Arthur Freem an Sr., lilland and John G. Adams dlaa- subcommittee “will look for- one other states—unadfected by cur- Supporting the ban on residen­ oountries have not been Idle. verts sEiid 'that efforts jire being Local police theorized that the 'ng in the first round of their fa­ letter said, “We will overrun 67, of Blast Hartford, brother greed and said they would have ward to having the benefit of rent legislation—where a small­ cy requirements for presidential At the United Nations, in our m ade to insure "hum ane triea- Proposed k>ginkitrime For Crash Hurts member of the First Church among the 28 persons named In A Marine P4 I>hantom NEXT WEEK TOO LATE! again from 7 p.m. at New Lon- Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau of Christ, Congregational. Glas­ don to 9 p.m. at Bridgeport. mark the 10th anniversary A Rockville woman who was warrants issued Tuestkiy In Su- fighter-bomber was shot down BOLTON, ROUTE 85 tonbury. Low tide at Old Saybrook to- De^^ence Seaway Fri­ given emergency treatment at perior Court. Wednesday seven mites south of O O bD U B to Survivors include a niece, day is at 1:45 p.m. ceremonies at Dwight Rockville General Hospital yeo Moynahan was charged with ffi® eastern flank of the demlli- SJS ACRE PARCEL OF LAND fiaa 1 to 10 flpaed) Mrs. Sterling Hatger of Glas- Sea water temperature at Biaenhower Lock In Masse- terday afternoon after being In- larceny arjd conspiracy to com- tarized zone. The two crewmen OOLUBfBlA toctoury, and several grand­ Bridgeporl is 64. N.Y., and at the Man and volved in a two-car accident mlt larceny of more than 8260 —®ne of them wounded—para- ZONED FOR BUSINESS A INDUSTRY M t ! ’ ’ A iiD 1 to to Bseed nieces and nephews. Sunset today is at 8:29, and World Exhibit in Montreal, gave birth later to a daughter, but lect3 than 82.000. He was re- chuted out of the plane and Hair Bsg Mtas F\meral services will be held sunrise tomorrow Is at 6:20. North American lead- Mrs. Jean Chase was a pas- leased on 81.000 bond. Zollo, who ^ero rescued, the U.S. Oom- Saturday at 1 p.m. at Holmes sald he would not step down nriand said, COME IN NOW Boatlng weather for Long Is- "'*** meet at the Moses-Saun- senger in a car with her hus- Property contains 5-nx)m stone house plus 1200 Funeral Home, 400 Main St. from his Job on the board of In its weekly report on casual- S/t!yO £S W». 10-U apse land Sound: Winds will be var- Power Dam between Com- band Floyd Chase, 20, and their square foot shop. This unusual multi-zoned prop­ The Rev. Chester M. Wetzel of table at about 10 knots or less wall, Ont., and Messena before son, David Chase, 1. All three alderman, was charged with ^fes, tlie oonunanil said battle W D M P H the F irst Church of Christ will through Friday except locally going to the Elsenhower-Atock were given emergency treat- larceny and released on 81*000

Manchester Area o _____ Army Sgt. Floyd Ross drowned the bus seattrsfalned Individu­ Habeas Plea Andover o j p e C t f l t O r S v F f l S p m « praoUce Jump the day be- Experts Crash als,’’ sold Derwyn Severy, a irs- R i i t i t r n n n fora he woe to lmv« pmTormed search eigtaeer at the Unlvani- D i l l iTllirapaif befo,* Thallond’e Wng and Car, School Bus ty of CaMfonia ml Los Angates, Rejected in Mont of Small Town Budgets, wMoh Is nmnlng (he terts. Town Students at Rham queen. In Safety Test BITUMINOUS Most of the seoU wore empty Pays for Schools ’ Thsl Army Sgt. Thanom after (he oraah, mm dummtes Ml Mercer Case Up to 9 2 % , Goes to Schools Win Scholarships, Awards By PETER OXOUOHUN Upara was killed In 1966 when LOS ANGELES (AP) —Safe­ into the glslw, slammed Into one his chute tolled to open during taxes In OonMcfiout, paitleu- ty experts - slammed an auto , another and the walls and Slid ^1 'Federal Judge M. Joseph Publle school expenditures In The following Andover stu- set up. Townspeople are aeked SAMUT SONOKRAM, Thai­ an exhibition. 'under seats. Four adUM-sIxed DRIVEWAYS goiiq; 60 mSes per hour M o a Blumenfeld haa denied an ap­ larly In striburtma and iw a l dente of Rham High School re- to 'bring the newspapers and __ But “ndteapab’’ men ore un­ the area towns accounted for land (AP) — The man with the parked school bus full of mud- dummtes In the euto were heav­ PARKING AREAS • GAR STATIONS plication tor a writ of baheos towns." cely^ e ^ a ^ p e and aynrda magasinea to Uwee drop - oft graying handlebor mustache hit daunted by the dangers. ily damaged. I mud) higher pensentages of the " m s local sbars of pUb- Une, the 119tti crash they’ve BASKETBALL COURTS ootpue filed by Atty. Wesley at the 1969 Commencement ex- etattons where they wttl be "Sure we give up our week­ With 11 cameras la the bus Oiyk in the maiming case of loccd budgets In tbs smaller Ue sobod costs (sfter dedueting the dusty poddy fleld with a NOW BO O U N O — PLACE TOCE OSDEB MOW! erclees held Tueeday, stored until enough have ac- ends and get a few brutaea here staged to develop new safety and four in the oar, plus elec­ towns ttssi In the moew heavily state and federal aid) equaled W ort Personstty toG>xirfoBA W e a n 1M % t o s f i l 11 Ronald Mercer. The Richard N. Clough cumulated. thump that made the 20,000 Thai and there, but It would be hard features. tronic gear In the head and Atty. Oryk repreeente Meixer, populated towns of Manchester, 60 per cent or mors of tbs tax ScholaiaMp of $100 presented by The present locattana of the spectators gasp with tr4| | h t to find a better reason for doing The manikins. In sizes oorro- rtieet of the auto’s "driver,” (he 90, of 116 Summit at who is Vernon and South Windsor. levies in most of ttis state’s HMCE UM the Andover PTA and Teach- drop-off etations are; The Grlf- Seconds later Col. Lewis L. H." says kOllett, a U.S. Army spondfaig to S-, 6- and 18-year- experts hope to recommend to DEMIO BROTHERS charged with two ooisita of These fkidingls confirm a 189 towns during lb s 198T-68 er's Aseoclatlon: George Hop- fingn of Rt. 6; the Adame of Millett, a 46-yeor-old World War Special Forces adviser. oMb and adults, were set in dif­ the Deportinent of Transporta- CALL 848-7691 or 847-9796 aggravated aasault and two statewide trend, sxxordlng to sebool year," aooordlng to the klne. Kenneth Palmer. Karen Hendee Rd., and the Oebonw n veteran and Korean War "Besides," he quips, "It adds ferent types of seats Tuesday, t5on design changes In buses, -' counts of maiming with intent the recently relessed statistics report. t t t Patch and Godl Baneom. The of New Boeton Rd. Additional hero, was on his feet, grasping sploe to life." the bus seats retained indivldu- cars and trucks. to disfigure. prepared by the Connecticut Peroentages were down below caough $60 Scholarship, Rebec­ at the oorde o f his parachute Atty. Oryk appeared with Public Ehipendlture Oounefli. the 80 per cent mark chiefly In stations will be emounced at ca Donahue and Carolyn Shee­ which continued to blow In the Mercer in the Hartford Feder­ The towns of Hebron, wUh 92 the larger towns and cities, a later date. han. per cent o f Its budget earmark­ wMch provide n«ora In tb s way Lawrence Moe Praised strong cro— wind. al Court on June 16 to ask Judge The Student Council Leader- ed to suppott public education, of other local sendees such as At the regular June meeting The crowd relaxed momentar­ Blumenfeld to hear his plea for riUp Award of $50, Gerald Lap- and Andover, with 90 per cent, poltee and fire protection, wet- of the Bolton Democratic Town ily, until four more wMta putts the writ, but Blumenlleld told iits; The Future Business Lead- Oryk that aince Mercer had were the highest area towns hi fare, highway malntenaiice emd Committee, the late Lawrence dotted------the morning„ sky.__, ------Trailing terms of percentages. era of America Scholarship of Xoe of Andover was praised Ir smoke from canisters strapped not exhauated all of his legal parts and recreation. iiil remetUee In the lower courts, The CPTO credits Manches­ $50. Mary Lou Copeland: the a formal resolution which ex- to their ankles, the four plum­ 'N "Witi) education taldng Midi Rham Art Club Award of $25, tended condolences to the An- end since he was not "In cus­ ter with earmarking 69 per cent meted down the 7,600 fest from a large siloe of the properly Ektine Girard; the Andover dover Town Cfommlttee and to tody pursuant to the Judgment of its budget for educatfonal the Thai Atr Foroe plane. tax doUar,” OPEIC states^ “ K la Junior Women’s Club Scholar- Mrs. Alice Moe. The resolution 111!*' of a dtate court," as the fed­ purposes, the lowest amount tor Three chutes opened. The easy to appredats the siAixten ship of $160, Nancy Hagen; the reads; eral habeas Matue requires, the the area. taxpayer's concern over annual fourth did not. Regional 8 Insurance Aasocto- -whereas; The Iste Lawrence Federal Court does not have Other towns and the percent­ increases in school' board bud- "P op that chute! Pop that tion Scholarship of $76, Charlee Moe of Andover was a member Jurisdiction In the matter. age their town budgets ear­ g s ta " chute,” MlUett yelled as the .Atty. Oryk disagreed how­ marked for education oi;e Bol­ Kukucka; the Andover Demo- of the Andover Democratic crowd grew teme. ever, and Judge Bhimenfeld ton (81 per cent), Ooventsy, 76 cratlc Women’s Clup Scholar- Town Committee for many "B oy that was closer” Millett ship of $60, Carolyn Sheehan; finally instructed him to file a per cent),. Oohimida (88 per years, a former Democratic said, as the chute opened at 1- Daddario Sees Casting the Reghmol PTA Council brief with his office outUnJng cent), Eailngton (68 per cent). candidate for state representa­ about 900 feet. "He had about 2 O f Telescope M irror Scholarship of $70, Suzanne 2 Ms arguments o f tiow the Fed­ South Windsor (69 per cent), tive, and a respected and ad­ five secorKts leeway.” Remesch, cmd the Foote mired leader In civic affairs, eral Court could hear the mat­ Tdland (82 per oeilt), and Ver­ TOtSJDO, Ohio (AP) — Rep. The crowd loved it. ter. non (69 per cent). BmlUo Q. Daddario, IVOonn., Awards of $20 In home econom­ and whereas: Lawrence Moe ics, Irene Slobodlan. was a man of learning, culture, It’s the eame scene every loot FAMOUS eilAWeC AT tow Atty. Oryk filed an 8-pege The CPEC Includes interest Jotned scientists and dignitaries weekend In different towns and brief Friday in which he criti­ payments on school bonds, from tbs Unltsd States and CMle Thirty-three Andover young wisdom, and courage tempered people received their diplomas with gentleness and kindness, cities across Thailand—the cized Judge Blumenfel4’B equipment expenses, principal Wednesday to wltoeBe the cast­ Army colonel from Poland, ‘‘sttlct" Interpretation of the payments on school bonds as ing of a lOS-lnch, new type tele­ In Tuesday’s ceremony. and whereas: Lawrence Moe was a dedicated man of Integ­ Maine, leading on exuberant word ’’custody" In the federal well as current expenses scope mirror to be inataOed In Dog Licenses rity who Inspired others to do group of American and Thai ci­ stalue, saying "(It) Is a fright­ in computing the educational CMle. Town Clerk, Mrs. Ruth Mun­ son, reports that only one-quar­ better for their fellow man, and vilian and military poraichutists ening denial t/t the ‘due process’ costs percentage of the local The casting was poured with­ in what many Thais consider budgets. ter of toe dogs usually Hcensed whereas: Lawrence Moe was 6 douse of the 6th amendment in ten ndnutes and took 26 tons the bert aid program (n Asia. our friend and comrade, and we 6 Deducatlons are made for of molten glass. Offkdals said have been registered to date. guaranteed by the U.8. Consti­ who knew hhn are the better tution." tuition received from other 'Ifae glass Is a crystallsed sub­ Townspeople have only through Called "mitrapab," Thai for Four Boys Hope to Spend 25 Days in Cube for It, ' therefore, be It re­ friendship, toe program doesn't Mercer and two other men towns, state and federal aid, stance that ufoes not expand or Monday to license their dogs. After that date, a penalty yrlll solved : that we toe members of cost the U.S. taxpayer a cent ol- By TBBRT D’ITAUA nahon of 4,900 pounds of news­ he hns to attend summer school, Although the boys agreed that nailed the four boys in this were arrested Miardi 22 and are TtUe n federal aid grarits end change shape during extrecne the Bolton Democratic Town be Imposed. thoi^h toe peradiutists pay papers sold to local Junk deal­ the boys said. they received more disoourage- morning. When asked about the accused of assaulting and atate sdiool budding grants. temperature changes. Committee express a small Darents, they said all their stunt, he laughed and said, “ I "stomping" two men outside a The OPEX3 reports, "PUhHc Daddario Is diairmon of the portion of our affection for at toe town office building to­ backs and two with their lives. this morning as four Man­ from each of the boys, and the meat than encouragment from parent:, had inspected "the wouldn’t get locked up with Coventry business estahlish- schools In Oonneoticut absorb House subcommittee on sdenoe, Lawrence by formally extend­ morrow from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. "Mitrapab" began in 1961 chester boys were sealed in "cube fund” —change they had will come mostly from cans be- cube" and gave their approval. those guys for anything — ment. The mien have recovered the largest part of property research and development. ing our most sincere condo­ when U.S. Army Oapt. Richard saved, that netted $20 — pro­ cause the boys have no re­ The boys, who have been life­ they're crazy—all of them.” He according to police reports. and Monday from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. lences to the Andover Demo­ their homemade “space "K it” Oareon and Thai U . Ool. vided the money. frigerator. Cane and cans of long friends, said they were quickly added, "they’re ell good The denial of tMs application and 6-8 p.m. cratic Town Committee and capsule” for what they Prattb Chaipanl were caught in The more compliceted electri­ soup, tuna fish, sardines, the "’ell aware of the psychological kids, though. marks the second denial in the Softball Toam particularly to Mrs. Alice Moc, hope will be a record 25 a tropical downpour In the re­ cal work was done by Ekiward cheese spread that now come problems that sometimes are Oordera, who is The Herald’s Mercer case. Earlier, Atty. A practice session of toe An- Lawrence's wife of many d a ^ Matudnk, of 86 Highland St. in the pressurized cans, and ck-n^cd -by long periods of a>n- circulation manager, said the Gryk fHed a motion with the dover-Teen-age Girls Softball years." mote village of Ban Yang. If «n goes well, the boys say Matinhak is the chief electrl- other supplies are stowed away ®Jiement. But this was part of boys work fw him wherever he CircuU. Court to dismiss the COMING SOON! Team will be held tomorrow at The Bolton Committee also NoUcliig that the village they win have set a woild’s oan at Case Bros, paper mills. In "the cube." AU the food was test, they said. "We want needs extra help. charges on the g;rounds that the 6:16 p.m. at toe school field. voted to donate $15 to toe Law­ school’s palm leal let In more amateur record for cmiflne- Additional help and encourage­ bought by the boys. In fact, ^ wo really can rtand When the first American as­ arrest warrant was issued with Girls who have not yet regis­ rence Moe Memorial Fund. water than It kept out, toe two ment. According to the boys’ ment wraa received from Arthur they emphasized that they have other, they quipped, tronaut sets toot on the moon insufficient evidence, but that tered may do So at that time. officers decided to raise fimds was denied by Circuit Court tnfoimatlon, the longest time Deoelles of 172 Maple St. end received very little help from Tho boys added that the se- July 20. the four boys hope to Captain Macs The fee Is $2. Manchester Evening Herald for a new school. Judge Frank Monchun. any amateur has remained a Rennet Junior High teacher, thelr parents. lectio^ of the four "crewmen" he watching on a portable TV Paper Collection Andover correspondent, Sarah They organized a series ot confined is 14 days. They said Gryk then went to the Fed­ Palmer, tel. 742-9247 or 742- Gordon Metheny of 36 Brook­ Mike Peretto said, “The only from Inside their "cube” at 168 The Andover Girl Scouts are parachute and sky diving exhi­ a Russian "professional" has eral Court on the grounds that 7176. field St. thing my parents gave me was ^ Maple St. They will bo in their setting up a newspaper collec­ bitions, charged spectators remained confined for a year, 24*h day of conftnemjent, one Mercer’s rights were being vio­ tion drive which will be a year­ about 15 cents, and In six Another friend Walter Zur- a pencil sharpener, and a tooth lated because of the Illegal is­ however. briBh holder." these fo^ "m^- day away from "re-entry” info ly project. It will Include all months had enough money for onakl of 162 Maple St., helped suance of the arrest warrant. The boys are Mike Peretto, ly because we're aJi chess play- the world. SEAFOOD levels of Girl Scouts. 60.8% Voted in *68 the school. with the carpentry. Walter was In denying the Federal Court Fred reported, "M y fcUher ers," one said, If they do it, they will have Townspeople are asked to col­ In Its eight years, neaaly two 15, of 158 Maple St., in whose nippoeed to make the "trip,’’ application, Jtidge Blum^ifeld WASHINGTON—The perceirt- said, "tt’s your life, do what a neighbor ^ friend, Peter set a world's record for their mdllion Thais have watched backyard the "cube” as it's but he was unable to go because OVER » VARIETIES FRESH FISH lect Iheir newspapers and age of vottng-age Ameiioena you want,” Oorders of m Eldrldge at., kind of repeated his original statement called. la located, Fred to Gryk. magoztoes and to donate them who actually help ctioose a "mitrapab” and have contribut­ Oo4an^ 16, of 207 Wells ’ to toe scouts throughout toe ed $300,000. The money has fi­ Women’s & Teens’ WaoMn’t A Okllditi’t J at., The Judge wrote that Mercer SPEGIALIZINe IN OVEN-READY president has been on a steady V J lOke Safmond, 15, of 139 Oak is not "in custody pursuant to year. Proceeds from toe drive decline for eight years. In 1960, nanced the construction of four- a t, and Kevin Downham, IS, the Judgment o f a state court.” BAKED STUFFED LOBSTER will go to toe neighborhood 63 x>er cent of those of voting room schools In 60 of ’nnllend’a y of 76 Foster St. All four gradu­ Judge Blumenfeld said the committee for purchase of age took pcirt. In 1964, the fig­ 71 provinces, and 22 more are THONG SANDAL SNEAKERS ated from Rennet Junior High matter must be argued on trial AND S H R IM P camping equipment, books and ure was 62 per cent, and last being burn. Famoue Dindee Terry this year, and they will enter and on an a}^>eal basis. other Items. year's 78 million voters rep­ But succesB has also brought lOtb grade at Mianchester High He said, “Habeas corpus la CoUeotloa oentera are being resented only 60.8 per cent. tragedy. In 1962 American next September. not an appropriate writ tor test­ 978 SULLIVAN AVE. GUEST TOWELS The teen-agers entered the ing Judicial determtoatlans of capeule at exactly 10 a.m. to­ probable cause tor an arrest.’'’ (N ext f o Dcriry Queen) IT'S THE GREATEST! day. They have been working The Judge said because Mer­ u U / Cemterlabla einvni uppart, euihionad cer is not In custody, but Is In SOUTH WINDSOR^ CONN. on the capsule, which mea- EACH lnnnrtMl«i, long wMrlng m In . fact out on bond, the court can RADIO w m », eight feet wide by eight Accent your eetual euffif wHh the right touch Many colon. Infanh' 5-ls feet long by 10 feet high, since not act on the matter. girli’ 1-31 woman’s the etprlpg vacation. Mike Per- of feihlon. ChoM a your Favorites from S-IO. atto ^ d he’s wanted to do this our lummar collection of faihion- dnce sixth grade, but when he Hartford Priest tried to convince his friends, abls .patents. Thick thirity cotton "they always told me I was Criticizes Group WORLD S LEADING CHAIN OF ciBxy,” he smiled. AIG N RETAIL ELECTRONIC STORES! ANNIVERSARY tarry hand towels In a TWe year, though, Mike was In Vatican Law i n e i OVER TOO STORES COAST-TO-COAST N miccessful. Although the cube wide selaetion of dee. looks crude from the outside, HOUarrON, Teot. (AP) — A Don't m iss these orator, colon. M’s really quite luxurious in­ Hartford, Ootsi., Roman Oatho- ''BEAT-VHE-HEAT" VALUESI side. The boys have running wa­ Hc priest, a apedahst In canon lA T IlT law, has critilclzied a VUtlcan SIZES ter aipplied by a garden hose, *‘*‘‘Co o M r ...... HURRY! BIG ANNIVERSARY SALE ENDS JUNE 30TH! SUMMER electricity, air,, conditioning, a oommlHslon reeiionslble for up­ 5 to 10 DOLORS dating the law. portable televiision, a stove, and wall-to-wall carpeting, not to The Riev. TIininaB L^tcli said 20 3-SPEED the comtnlselan is .secnetlvie, MIGHTY ^ mention many assorted games, weighted by membera of the Ro­ books, and a radio for each KIUIM MINI" crew member. man Curia and cloaed to Ameri­ ENTIRE STOCK OF COLONY can suggestions tor revision. MEN’S PERMA PRESS Even though "the cube" Rev. Lynch spoWe at the fltaal PORTABLE measures eight - by - eight - day of a oonvientfon o f Serra In- PLUS" by - ten feet on the outside, ternatlonl, a Catholic laymen’s LADIES’ CASUAL SLACKS the interior is considerably group. WINDOW ss POCKE1 more cramped than that. In­ He presued Dor lay paztiicipa^ side, there are three bunks, one tion in a movemient to change WORLD'S SMALLEST LIGHT above the other, on one wall, SWIMSUITS and update "a frequently enlU- FAN *18“ COMPONENT YOURS FRII the sink and stove, plus food quated and inadequate law” R*g i l 9 . 9 5 ^ WITH COUFON' storage underneath on another STEREO Bring thii coupon to tho R A D IO S H A C K nceroit you to that be saJid Is causing many Pullt in cool night air. Big 5-blade fan for maximum wall, and the fourth bunk and With their friends and neighliors, waving a fond 25 days. Behind Cordera can be seen part o f the rocoive your FREE priests to foreaike their voca­ On# coupon to e cuitemer/chiUron under 14 mutt be a kitchen table are on the other farewell, (top photo) the boys prepare to be sealed cube’s sanitary facilities. In the lower photo, the air movement. All-metal cabinet with POLY grill tions. •ccompenied by parent. ( ) side of the room. into their “cube” by Peter Cordera, (left) and One-year warranty. ” NAME ______“ fisheye” lens shows how the inside of the cube is He cited thle xxilaetlice of ceU- Dwight Downham ,Ir., the father of one of the HERf'S W H AT YOU GET: ADD RESS ------^------Every nook and cranny of the fitted out. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) becy as an ieKain|)ite of whed be || OFFER EXPIRES JU N E 30TH, 19*91 crew members. The boys plan to stay in there for • REALISTIC AMPLIFIER capeule is crammed with some­ termed outdated law. He said ‘Coo|-ir Special thing, and the boys seem to CempIsUly lelid tt«U in • h«nd- ■ this hinderB rattier than helps tom * Wblnut c«$8. Pdckid with Versatila yaar round ilackt of nylon and have supplies tor any conceiv­ J«8fur«i,. . ■ crytlsl/m sg nalic in- BAHERY/AC will succeed for freedom is In the parish priest carry out Ms puH. h*«dphon« ipaaktr able emergency. Just in case JET STREAM Reg. 8.97 Vernon Belfast Chides you and in your history.” ministry. twitch end meny more. 30-1972 JAPE RECORDER cotton or polyester and cotton. Features something unlorseen comes up, • MATCHED SPEAKERS R E G . 4 4 . S 0 2 Later, Kennedy’s Washington Paul Ru bbed welnut encloiuret meEe a permanent crease, handsoma twill fin­ a buzzer system has been rigged 2 Kennedy’s Cable panfaitie tavingt on thf motf office made public the text of Milwaukee was inst'ali0a’'ra theie ecouitttt luipentien ipaekeri 46 to summon help. In addition to fit in with eny decor. New deiign ish, pre-cuffad, belt-loop and plain front Kensington Man Appointed his tolegrain to Gogarty. prealdent of Seeva. Noelke, an twingin' ttyUi. Chooto ^bikinii, 3 the buzzer, a small light has Backing Ulster OSCILLATING givoi rtipoNo never thought poi- I Coptton drive. Oper* tibU with e ipteker thii liio. otoi on reguUr houte ’ pc. cego luift, f«nk itYUt* neuti* . styling. 29-42. been installed on the outside of 40.103 The-Civil Rights Association C S i 2 current or bettericc. ciU« boy Ugi, pUetfd tkirh end "the cube” , which will signal Principal at Skinner Rd. BELFAST, Northern Ireland accuses^^m Ireland’s Pro- N a t l^ c S S o ^ f • 4SP CHANGER Idee! (or buiineti con. fercncet. I4 I I 0 more in lixet 30«38o to observers that everything in­ (AP) — The Northern Ireland testant-domlnated government Mans and Jews SPRINKLER Medo in England. Foeturot tubular Gerard J. Carriera of Ken­ pickup erm with itcreo certriage. S A V E 1 0 .0 4 LIMIT 2— WHILE 200 PIECES LAST side is A-OK. ter’s degree was written on government criticized Sen. Bid- eclal arrangement, one of the Carriera entered the Univer­ been sexually molested. She Frank Gogarty, chairman of Fabric VdiMs! play areas of mosquitoes and want severall All A “don't mile" ennivortery ipeclell Thh on betters or regu« Several delicious mouth watering flavors In each even-burning hard­ *‘ect{en" portable tunes both A M pro* ter heuM current. II boys’ friends has agreed to sity of OonnecUcut and In 1958 also suffered head injuries. the Civil Rights Association, most other flying insects. fremming piui buiinoto end pojice colit. A big Trensiitert. cleaning time in half. take care of the bag. received a BS degree in busi­ The girl, Donna Marie Taylor, said he received a cable \ Effective control. woods. No (lllerl I M vor before price ticihl I3.4S7 SAVE 5.49 bag. All strictly fresh. The town building Inspector ness administration. who lived with her parents Just Wednesday from Kennedy say­ bas visited the structure three He received his MS degree in a few blocks from where ene ing: “Your cause is a Just times, according to the boys, education from Central Con­ w as' found, was discovered cause. The retoirms you seek' m £ Agwoy Home & Garden Center HURRY! MANY UNADVERTISED BARGAINS TO SELECT FROM! end the cube has his approval, necticut State College and has shortly before lunch Tuesday, are basic to the democracies S T O C K UP NO W ! SPECIALLY PRICED! but only for 80 days. After that; added credits at the University lying unconscious. worthy of the name. My hopes aw«’Mend Store — Bxit 68, Bente U Mon., Tuea., Wed.—10 B.in. - 0 p-m. MANCHESTER FABRIC DlfiPAinilENT STTORB u ie TOLLAND TCRNPIM! iJliAB OALDOB Itam ,, Fri.—10 a.m. • 0 p,m, a spaclal permit will be requir- of Connecticut In elementary ad­ Police say had been mis­ and prayers are with you. I she 111 Hutfonl Ro«l • RADIO Saturday—to a.m. - I p jn . PARKADR ad. ministration toward a sixth sing from her home since some know you wlU move with the Pjioae ooe-noT TIm pro!)eot was entirely fl- year certificate. time between 4 :30 a.m. and 6 strength and in the spirit of O pal Ottfly 10 U B. to 9 pjB. • S a t tin 6 pja. ^ OPEN WEEKDAYS 8-5 SATURDAYS 8-12 nanoed by the boys. A oombi- Ootriera’s thesis for his Mas­ ami. peaceable men and I know you SHACK oiv. TANov cant*Connecticut Rtaih and Hartford National Chorgas Accaptad HARTFORD RD. & PINE ST. MANCHESTER . OPEN DAILY & SATURDAY 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. TWBLVB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1969 Section Two THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1969 Aanirl|(Bt(r T h u r s d a y , j u n e 26, 1969 PageB 13 to 24 F en ton for both cases. Fazio’s cue w u #WDm Vottr continued. South Windsor Edgar J. Nelson, 20, of Sandy Suspended Term Beach Rd., Ellington, pleaded Neighbor’s Kitchen Given.Town Man guilty to breaking into property Wood Library Stays Open Driver Faces of Robert Favreau of West I Fire Calls | ^ r. RBorooN •lUy coolMd M tt aaMto only to Shore Dr., Ellington,' and tak­ Coimts Result ba hiitod itanoughly and idca- In Morals Case As Board Reviews Closing U t o to ip M d Urn* wKh 7oons flour water. Really wring them out. a member of the Women’s Aux­ Dennis Frands Ryan, Broad at that time. Upon hto dto- of breach of peace and Indecent Students and parents who wish Hartt School of Music, will Day Hicks, controversial former by the Manchester High School Hoar. Krawiec was stopped at Nothing was opposed, question­ for each tabieapoon of fat. They will be v e ry limp, and iliary of Rockville Hospital. The teach fifth through eighth grade TTie Manchester Board of Di­ Broric, and Katherine Gavello, District President chaice, he becaone a aaJes re- to consult with counselors or Boston school committeeman guidance department Indicate Juran, owner of Fairway, on 8:40 a.m. on E. Onter St. He ed or diBCUssed. All reports as 8. Mix thoroughly until weU you’ll be surprised how much family belongs to St. Luke’s 147 Spruce St., July 6, St. preaeOtotlve for the Qorham use reference materials are music at the TTmothy Edwards and onetime candidate for may­ that 411 of the more than 600 rectors, Tuesday night, are ex­ Main St., would serve the un- was eJone at (he time of his pubUsbed In laaA SahmMy'J blended; then add the vinegar they have diminshed in quanti­ Church of Ellington. An Ellington man pleaded in­ School. • explred term to July 1971, •va­ James’ Cliurch. William F. Hankinson of 303 Oakland St. is the new Silver Oo. and la nOw diatriot welcome. or, made a comeback bid yes­ studenta who graduated Tuee- pected to appoint Richard arrsft He later named hie two Herald, were approved. and water. ty. Glnny’s quick 'n easy family nocent in Superior Ctourt Tues­ Sandra G. Kolodzlej, Albany, Schwolsky of 63 Carman Rd. to cated when Joeei^i CserminsM, Wlard Allen Holmes, 74 president of the 8th Utilities District. He was elected aalea manager. OInny haa No program changes for next terday by filing for (3ity Coun­ day night plan to continue tiielr paseengera, but police have In other actfcxw Mot right, 6. Return to heat and cook 2. Place cucumbers in serving supper: Fry hamburger until day to charges of conspiracy N.Y., a graduate of Russell a five-year term on the Parking Authority chairman, re­ Spruce St., and Patricia M&rle unanimously and without opposition last night at the tought both juidor high and col- year may be made after July cil. education beyond high school. not brought chaiges (against the DM rict voters autborteed for 18 minutes, stirring to keep dish. Add salad dressing whldi rareness disappears. Add and lameny in excess of $2,000. Sage Ctollege. will be teaching Of this number, 04 will enter Mancherier Housing Authority signed. Morin, 95 Olenwood St., July District’s annual meeting. His term is for one year. ta0 B levels. The couple lived In 16. Dreased in a bright biue suit anyone riba the purchase of a new Are smooth. has been well shaken. Toss canned cream-style com. Mix John J. Shanahan, 59, of third grade at Orchard Hill the University of Connecticut; (MHA.) Bchwolsky is In the Atty. Mrosek would serve the 6 , St. J(ames’ Church. Hankinson, a Diririot director — ------Oktohoma for five yearn before Registration of new students and carrying glasses and wMte In addition to bring charged truck, not to eocoeed $40,000 hi When ready to serve; and top with chopped chives. well. Then top with mashed po­ Meadow Brook Rd. was arrest­ School. 48, state colleges; 116, other real estate business In Hart­ unexpired term to next Novem­ Peter Harmon Smith, Vernon, they came to Vernon t years will be held in the high school gloves, Mrs. Hicks told report­ with throwing objects out a oar for the post six years, replaces man of (he Town Plannli« Ctom- COM; outboriaed the purriMss o t Prepare potatoes as you Serve with pierced serving tatoes. Serve on plates right ed by Stafford State Police on Robert John Callteno of Hart­ tour-year ooUegas; 96, Manches­ ford. ber, vacated when Russell Oran- and Paulette Jeannlne Metiver, aoting president Paul Oervinl, mission. ago. They have four children; on Tuesdays and Thursdays af­ ers that "taxes and laiw and or­ window, KhaAvlac was charged a Tried dump truck, not to ex­ would (or potato salad, remov­ spoon to allow dressing to drain from pan. April 20 in connection with the ford will be teaching fifth ter (Community Ctollege; 36, oth­ Schwolsky, a Republican, nlss, Library Board vice chair­ 146 Cushman Dr., July 6, -S t . Kerry, U, Sean, 4, Siobhan, S, der will be the major issues in with chiving wtth insafe tires, also a Diatriot director. Cervini k.. . i ceed $3,000 In cost; and derig- ing the skins and cutting into off a little. Suggested reading: James theft of television sets belong­ ter July 15 between 8:30 and grade at Pleasant Valley er two-y«ar colleges; 17, tech­ would succeed Harry J. Deegan, man resigned. Barfhoilomiew’s Church. and Deirdre, 18 months. this campaign.” and IsBued a written wandng noted the Connecticut Bank and small pieces. Beard’s Treasury of Outdoor ing to and being transported lo 11 a.m., and 1 and 2:30 p.m. School. He is a graduae of nical and bualneas schools; 14, a Democrat, whose term ex­ Anthony Angelo lyAmato Jr., ^ tor approxlmate- Oinny doesn't remember It Is said tiiat this recipe will These students must present a DeCormier; owner of De- to r. driving after drinking and Tririt Co., the Hartford Netkav- 1. Sprinkle celery seed over Cooking. the Johii D. Marcella Appliance the University of Hartford. "The iasuee have not changed nursing schools; and 88, other pires the acune day. The ap­ 18 Branford St., and Cathertee when she started cooking. It keep the cucumbers from com­ year-end report card, or have a (jormler Motors, would serve driving with detective .equip­ standard In Windsor Locks, at Bairi and Trust Co., and potatoes. Store in Schenectady, N.Y. David Chvatal, from Herki­ since my last campaign,” she poet high school education. pointment would give RepuUl- Mary Noonan, 12 Jensen St., was just part of growing up— ing back to haunt you. Actually, transcript forwarded to Man­ the imexplred term in Novem­ ment. He will appear in court from the board. ^ long-time member of tbe Savings Bank of Manchee- 3. Pour hot dressing over Also arrested in the case were mer, N.Y., who is a graduate said. “Theiy have just grown Thirty-live are entering the oons a to 2 control of the MHA July 1, at Barihofemew's doing thlnga with mother. Joe It Is the skin of this vegetable chester High School prior to ber 1970, vacated on the Plan­ July 14. Hankinson, a, determined and the District Fire Deporiment ter as tbe ottlcial deposltortes potatoes and toss well. Probe Police Scuffle Louis Marcotti, 53, of Windsor to St. Bonaventure University, more pressbig.” armed eervicea, and 91 will be and could result in (he eleotion Church. says there is only one person wh'ch is the culprit, so the peel­ reg;istratlon. ning Commission when Donald strongly vocal opponent of cwi- _____ . « . i „ i.,, , ... for Dlslrict fimda. 8. Add parsley and toss again. Locks and Frank Fazio of will be teaching biology at the She brushed aside charges o t employed. Tim remainder of the of a new diairman, when Dem­ James FlarreU Duffy, 232 Hen­ whose cooking be likes better ing is what helps. The Writs was elected to the Board soUdation of the District with 4. THE SB5CRET—Add whip­ BERLIN (AP) —State PoUce Schenectady. Students entering Grades 11 High School. bigotry and predicted her stand class indicated uncertainty ocrat John Cronin's term In the ry St., and Bterie Perperitls than bis wife's, and that's his cucumber is a member of the of Directors, to fill a vacancy. Peacock Grounded the town, works tor the FuUer ped egg white and toss again. Maj. Thomas O’Brien haa been Marcotti pleaded Innocent and 12 will be tested on Tues­ Norman Keegan Curtis of against the school racial Imibal- about their plana, or did not poet eoepires. If a new chairman Pe(rrls, 28 Otis St., July 12. BOSTON UNFLUOBJDATED mother-ln-lww's. When the Cal- squash-gourd family and Is one And Miss Pinto, on the staff ^ CO., I . l a kvm. (The egg white dlsatpears but named to investigate a scuffle last week to the same charges, day, Sept. 2, at 10 a.m. in tile Wapping will be teaching French ance law would win the support complete the queatlonnairs, Is elected, it Is expected to be LAREDO, Tex. (AP) — A tor Trade Name CHICAGO — Btgtat c( (he 10 lerys .first went to Oklahoma of man’s oldest vegetables. in public between the local chief of the Republican State Central largest cities — New York, Chi­ keeps the potatoes from becom- and trial dates will be assigned high school. at the high school. Miss Curtis is of blacks. which was completed June 10. Aitty. Vincent Diana, a Republi­ nado whirit hit Laredo a glanc­ Dominic M. Beletti et ri, do­ . . Mhry Lorala, tax telaotor. and were Invited to a barbecue, Fruit Rings of police and a police sergeant Oemmittee, would fill the im­ Also elected unanimously and ing soggy and makes the whole The gnuhuttea luive. been can, already an MHA member. ing blow left somebody’s pea'- ing bUBinecs as Colonial Mlanor cago, PfailadelpUa, BaRlmore, they couldn't imagine just what 3 cantaloupes that has resulted so far in the explred term to November 1971, without opposition were two new serving ms I8lb salad seem light.) ammrded $58,800 in financial aid (Xhm apixiintments expected oock In desperate straits Ekitarprlses, 618 Main St. Clevekuld, W«MMngten, St. they were going to have to eat. 2-3 boxes strawberries suspension from office of both vacated when Community Coun­ directors, each to a three-year OMisecutlve term. Keeney, ax- This dressing may be served aa follows; $41,938 In scholar­ for Tuesday night are: Leo N. Wednesday evening. Building Pennlt Louis and Detroit—drink fluorb (I had the same reaction the fresh mint men. cil secretary Mirs. Anne Mc- term. They are Joseph E. Lute ^*87, when ha didn’t dated water. Only Los Angeles on hot potatoes. Speck’s pour­ ships, $8,306 in work aid, and Juran of 80 Lawton Rd., a Dem­ Firemen' said the untderitlfled John R, WIenneigren Oo. for first time I heard a "cook-out" sugar MUlen resigned. of 292 Woodland St. and J. Ed- '***•* treasurer for the and Boaton have m t (nstituted ed the hot dressing over cold The incident occurred June 14 $8,170 in loans. ocrat, to the Parking Authority; owner kept the bird In a coop Arthur Smaichettl and Mary L it- ward McKeever of 61 Wash- span. Mm. Lorala wUt be J referre.1 to In that manner.) sweetened shredded coconut during the wedding reception for One remalrflng appointment fluorUetfcn. potatoes so the salad was cold Atty. John Mroeek of 62 HUI- wtth wings clipped to make sure tie, alteraittons to commercial Ington St. They wUl fill the e n t e r i^ b e r seventh oonseeu- If you're ready, we're off to Ahead of time: the daughter o# a Berlin detec­ may he tabled Tuesday night. when It reached the table. creat Rd., an independent, to the It didn't escape. building at 881-863 Center St., poets vacated by Hankinson **7 e term. 88 Edith Rd., Vernon. There's German Cucumber* Boil 1V4 cups water. Remove tive and her husband. Library Board; George De- It is to the Human Relations enough food for o f us, and They were told the twister $4,700. and by WUUam Manning. The Ttie District voters, without 6-8 10 cucumbers from heat and pour water over The appointment ot Maj. CERTINED TEACHER Oormler of 879 Pori»r 8 L, a Oommtsston, for an unexptred U O U O tS -W M B all the recipes wlH serve that whirled the peaooch to roost latter, a director sinoe 1966, de- dlarusslnti, unamiimaBlj aidopt- salt 1 cup fresh mint leaves. Let O’Brien waa announced Tuesday Republican, an alternate on the term to November 1971. The many. Our hostess greets us in W IU TUTOR MATH atop a telephone pole, un­ OLINIO SEES 286,866 clined to run for re-riectlon. «d a $163,648 budget and a 3.6- C 0 1 D IA 1 5 two-thirds cup elder vin­ stand for 16 minutes after by Berlin First Selectmen Ar- Town Planning Oommlssion; post was vacated when Dr. a qilasby print sUrt and navy harmed but a prisoner because ROCHESTER, Minn. — Hie Lute, retired traffic manager mill tax rate (or 1986-TO. The egar m a ilin g the mint leaves well. thiu' B. Powers. Powers said AUUVILS and Misa Rosemary Pinto of 109 Fred Otter, a Republican, mov- blouse. We go through the house it couldn’t fly. Mayo Clinic, founded In 1913 to for the Connecticut Coke Oo. of tax rate la spUt—1.28 mills for one-third cup said oil Strain and let cool. O'Brien will Investigate the In­ Mather Ck., a Republican, to the «d from town and resigned. The past the charming living room Neighbors dfsoovened the treat 14,000 patiienta a year, now New Haven, has resided in the fire pratoetton and 1.26 nfiU 3 heaping tablespoons sugar Peel cantaloupes. Break cident between Police Chief H. 647-1131 Oommunliy Council on Econom­ vacancy will be filled by anoth­ jHmmr cleverly decorated adth mixed' bird’s plight and calleri firemen sees more than 200,000 annual­ 8th District since 1942. He is a tor sanitary sewer service, 1 onion chopped through both ends and scoop out Theodore Strand and Sgt. Thom­ ic Opportunity. er Republican. period pieces. Out onto the to the rescue. ly tor diagnoris or treaiment. former member and was chali> Approximately 60 persons at­ chives seeds. Slice (melon into rings as A. Gerdis. O’Brien will not u paUo adilch faces a hiUsIde pepper about 1% Inches thick. Place make recommendations for any which has been rearranged with Ahead of time: slices on waxed paper on a disciplinary actions, he said. rustic plantings (if .there is such 1. Remove skin from cucum­ a thing). A large piece of drift­ baking sheet. Pour over cooled bers with potato peeler. Put wood surrounds a tub of bright mint liquid and refrigerate for them through slicing side of one red geraniums. Roses climb a at least two hours. of the four-sided graters (they redwood fence. The table is net Clean strawberries and place the OLD wHh a blue tablecloth with should be very thin). Place in In bowl mixed with enough bright red napkins. (Our host­ covered dish. Add cup salt sugar to sweeten. Refrigerate. ess loves blue and you will see and mix thoroughly. Refrig­ When ready to serve: Weldon N erate for at least two hours or Tiresfone DELUXE CHAMPION it throughout her home). The Place a rlig; of melon on each arohia of the savory spare ribs longer or until ready to serve. dessert dish. Fill rings with pervades the air. Dressing: In a jar, place strawberries and top with Drug Co. WHITE STRIPE TIRES chopped onion, sugar, vinegar Oklahoma Spare Bibs sprinkling of a teaspoon or two of their rev. addres 6-8 lbs. country style spare and oU, seveiral healthy dashes of coconut. Garnish with mint Original Equipment on many of America's finest new '69 cars ribs pepper. Put cover on jar and sprig. 767 M AIN ST. Last Week We Asked < MANY AMBASSADORS, SOME CORVETTES, When ready to serve, remove FORDS, STUDEBAKERS, PLYMOUTHS, FORDS, FORDS, DODGES, 1 meat from marinade and pat POT ROAST RAMBLERS* ^ CHEVROLETS, F-85's, PLYMOUTHS* dry with paper towels to re­ DODGES* move excess dressing. Brush Size 7.35-15 Size 7.76-16 2 wtth your favorite barbecue Size 7.75-14 2 sauce and cook over the coals. Think About It — We Do Every Day RElffPlMBhitt —the meat is 4 for 4 for 4 for 1 ^ 9 0 *9 5 *9 5 jPlus *1.91 per Plus *1.95 per Plus *1.99 per (Block Style) I tire Fed. excise tire Fed. excise tire Fed, excise tax, sales tax and tex, sales tax and tax, sales tax and 4 trade-in tires 4 trade-in tires 4 trade-in tires oft your car. __ off your car. off your car. JReg^^axehanga£ne^ Rag, axchanga priea par tira *33.75 Ragjxehangajprle^ 6 U. S. CHOICE 6 I m Manchester Memorial Hospital Development Fund Ideal for ' MANY CHEVROLETS, ' SOME, FORDS, MANY BUICKS, CHUCK STEAKS Outdoor DODGES, TEMPESTS, MERCURYS, PLYMOUTHS* CHRYSLERS, MERCURYS, 71 Haynes Street i Barbecue PONTIACS, OLDSMOBILES* T-BIRDS, OLDSMOBILES* Size 8.15-16 Size 8.55-14: Manchester, Conn. ME VOi C6 VEREB? Size 8.25-14 8.25-15 8.45-15; 8.65-16 A million dollar suit could 4 for 4 for 4 for I do. I'm grateful for the 50 yrs. of service that Manchester Me* hit you without warning. SWORDFISH STEAKS ,b 89c b a COn " " " " You'd worry, unleit you 2 ^ $1.99 morial Hospital has given this community. Enclosed is my donation had iBtna's SCOPE policy from us. SCOPE gives you -JiN------*100 1*100 *105 Plus *2.41 to to the 1969 Annual Giving Program. million dollar protection PLUMP LEA.N Plus *2.18 per Plus *2.20 per . . . for pennies a day. tire Fed. excise ' tire Fed. excise *2.46 per lira What’s peace of mind NATIVE FOWL tax. sales tax and tax, sales tax and Fad. excite tax, worth to you, anyway? lb. 39e ALL BEEF PAHIES » S9c 4 trade-in tires 4 trade-in tires aales tax and off your car. 4 trade-in tire* off your car. off your car. Rag, axchanga priea par tira *37.00 / Rag, axchanga priea par tira *37.00 Rag, axekanga priea par tira *40.70 Robert J. Smith, Inc. F A J ^ LARGE CULTIVATED SWEET JUICY *LET US HELP YOU PICK THE SIZE FOR YOUR MAKE AND MODEL CAR! Insuransmlths BLUEBERRIES pint 39e SUNKIST 0RAN6ES 59e 963 Main S t—Tel. 649-5241 Priced at ihown of fircilo n e Sforat. Competitively priced of Fjrestone Deolcrt and of oil service tto fio n i displaying the Firestone sign Manchester i

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meet this eraning at • tai the Vernon over mutt be Ucenaed Jure CourtJTejecte Policeman Fires FaUd Shot Vernon Hehron Town Office Building. >0 to avoid fines or penalUes. Marcus Says Gains Levy ------i ------The Recreatlan OomnUasion H applying tor the Ucenae by Both Appointees will aiso meet this erening at Sykes School mall dog ownem must aend in Hockaniim Valley YMCA Mrs. Foote 7 in the Town OfBce Building, the com ot fee with tbs request. Is ‘a Tax on Winners’ The Baby Has Shootmg of Negro .Girl, 14, fltatlaned in Oennaay Citefa Students To Police Post • *” ’•■*?* **.**~” .*°L—”!*** ®*‘ HARTTORD. Cotm., (AP) — wo«l<> ^ • * » Sgt. Gordon J. Michaud, son spayed female and IT.TO tor un- .... of that gain, HAMDEN (AP) —A Haritord Sets Off Omaha Vandalism Gets Hartford Affiliation Named Town of Clarenoe Michaud, 29 Tan At Graduation spayed femalee. The ofBoe is * capital gains tax is s ux stock wars sold la Dr., and Mra. Roaama Michaud, located in the M em orial BuUd- on winners," according to Ban. being held ^ only fu|>erior Dwrt haa nded that OMAHA. Neb. (A P )—A po­ squad ears converged on the H m HMkaMm V all«y TICCA, ISw Vliuunoe OamxnCttee and Special awards were present- lAifiMr of the dUputanIs for the kM ba«B notlfM H tea baan btemberatalp OUnmtttaa, arttlch Treasurer Stockhoim, Maine, has arrived Ing, Paik PI. The mailing add- Majority Leader Edward It. five months with a e^tal Been Named liceman rwqwnding to a break- area. ky Om Board of Dirac- are ciialred by Laury Haipam tor duty at Span^ahtam KB, week at informal grad- tt Box 2f6. RookviMe. Mareiu. gain ot $1,000, the eoUrs n.000 office of deputy poUce chief in report shot and killed a 14- Linda Bradley, 19, who said here U eMgtble fo r the job. ton of the Hartiord County and Antont Sadlak, reapaoUvaly, Mis: Marion O. Fbote has Germany. uatioa exercises for eighth It la levied on propetUea such gain would be taxed, yearold gtil Ute Tuesday night, ttie was baby-slttliig the girl TIKA aa an afflUatad group, are Ironing out details tor a trl- baen appointed town treasurer aligned as an admin- grade students at Sykes School. as real estate, stocks and bonds ^hU Is the way the federal The roling waa handed doom aft iths time of the inci­ ‘"■ '■ "'la ‘ Tuesday 4n a oonbroveiay that setting off a wave of vandalUm, dent, aald youngsters were play­ TM------b actlan., Jamaa MoCaitby. toam caxn|)aign . _ tor tonds. by the selectmen to replace Florence Whitlock Memorial Year in France when they are sold for more gains tax is appUsd. nekoMi Jr., Jake Mward, sort of Jetaa B. and Donna began D ec. 37, 1997 when in­ burglary and kxiting in the pre- ing phonograph records in the dtalnnan of the local group. Chairman MoCaithy said that IBs. Dorothy Obigan, who died U^e U.S. Air Forcea in Europe, awartoi in the various subject money than the aeUer paid for ^he federal tax la oonaldar- fiwttt Dickson fir., 47 Mordlna Rd., Rocky Hm. He was bom cumbent Vm.yoe John DeNloola, domlnatly Negro Near North alley and they went to see what said, moans that the local one of the Orat goala of the laat month. He ptwvlouBly nerved at areas were presented to Teresa For Local Girl ^ ”1- aUy higher, though. R Is tsvlsd Jtm® 7 at Manehesiter Memorial HoqtitaL His maternal grand- ton Air Force Station, Maine wttfa tour days o f ofttee left, ap- Side. was happening when the police TICCA is “ la business " and can board wfU be to finance the hlr- A RepUfaUoan, Mrs. Foote *la Latulippe, Robert McDaniel The federal government has up to 29 per cent, parente are Mr. and M n. Giro Bwttt Sr., Dixtefield. Maine. poliiled Detoclve Sgt. John Am- The girt, s Negro, was 'Vivien car antved. now imdeitake the steps neces- ing o( an eocecuUve director, a a member of the Hebron Board language arts; Miss Latulippe, Mlaa Lorraine E. ObuchowsU, been levying such a tax tor Most of the weight of the cap- HIb paternal graadparente are MT. and M n . WHUam Dtekaon Strong, daughter of Mrs. Ckosy aary to buUdlng itself Into the TMCA professional to Ukke over of Bdticatton and haa been broglo to the poot The police "We were just ruimlng to see Paul Menard, science; Dartcne dausMM* of Mr and Mn CSm . time, but the 6 per cent rains tax will fall on well* Sr., Rumfonl, Mhina. oommUeion mearnrhlle appoint­ Strong. Officers said a police­ aetlee organisation envisaged and start peograma hmiMdlate- active for many years in town / Vernon Lciper. Stephen Chuck, math; “ cap«*l 8 ^ ttot expected to ^^'pe^^s. The typioid low- A A a a «l what the oops would do," Mloa ed poUoe Copt. CUrence Dnmun man, not yet Identified by offi- by Ms founders. ly. attain. Almira Edwards, Mark Warner, o***™waB o* a w x passed by the General As- bicome or middle-income person Bradley eaid "Then that .... Adams, Tina Lerrataw, dkugUtar of Terry and Diana to serve tm deputy oHef. Both claU, shot her once in the base Tbs local group includes the t i ,* local "T” group started Wlldcata Second social studies and Miss Ed- 8‘- 9s one of tour Wellesley aembly thU week during Its ^ ^avs enough caidtal shot her, right in the head. He Baptist Church Matiriai- Adams, R.F.D. No. 8; Box 899, Staftotd Springs. She men took the oaoe to court. o f the ekuU when a sm all group All the Beautiful Carpets towns of Vernon, EUlngton and io take form in the fall of 189* The Wildcats took over second wards, Rentschler First Year College students admitted to the tt**®!*! session will be a first ettate, stocks snd bonds) w u bom June 17 ttt Mkmchwter Memorial HospHal. Her mar o f young persons began to imat- didn’t holler, or shoot in the air Judge Paul J. DrUooU in or anything. There was only one T'onand. AfDllatian with Hart- adien a few Individuals, feeling position Tuesday evening in the To Open Bihle Algebra Award; Lisa Bousquet, igg^-TO »w«et Briar Junior Year temal gnndparenita are Ifr. and M n. Roger Metivler, Staf­ handing down the Superior tor and run. for ovory room in yovr' homo shot." fort has ba«i the goal the ioc^ ,^ad for fSmUy recreation Hebron little League standbys flnit, and Deborah Clscon, cl- jjj France. The spedal pmgram HU ford Springs. Her palteniad gnndpannte are idr. and M n. Da­ Court decision said that accord­ After the ahootlng, a firs tarions for excellence in home "a tax on winners” U that salary or vroges. group has been working tow w faciUties, got together to dts- with a come from behind win School July 7 vid Adams, RoekvlBe. ing to the Hamden Town Char­ bombing and several burglariea A liquor store was damaged the past few roontta indratt^ matter. U was decid- 19-9 over the Tigers. Eddie MU- economics and a trophy to Miss ^ Briar C^teire*"«itoM ** ***** when something However in the upper income • . . . ♦ ter, the poet of deputy chief of brought squads of police to the and biuglarised, and within the sst of bylawi governing its oj ^ that time that the build- ler got the win with the help The Rockville Baptist Church Bousquet. and Miss Bousquet. i^ludni 83 men and 92 *“ *“ levels, such as $100,000 a year Jabnam, TlmeUiy WUUam, son o f ’Ihonxaa C. and Mary police faUs under ClvU Service area and they remained through next few minutes windows were acttvtttes. C ------T><------J • _ . . ^ substantial porttons JOHN^ FLOOR COYERINO Ing program would be the ma- of Danny OrilU's home run. will co-.duct a Vacation Bible Judith Corson, Debra Rice and women from 49 coHeges and For instance, Aim Stone Johnson n , 38 Dunnt St, Manchedter. He waa bom rules. the early morning hours. reported broken in four buslnese M cC ^ said the g r^ now ^ ^ ^ Prior to the game, the WUd- School from July 7 through 18. Ellen Serebv, bowling awards. univcmtlee. IBM stock' that grandpa is sel- of income are mads in capital June 18 aft Manchester Memwlal Hospital. His maftemal gnnd- The Judge ruled that sinee Detective Iiuqieifiar Glenn places nearby. 264 BROAD ST. — 643-9479 whatever the area cate were tied tor second place Oloo es will be held every Jantoa Reunion After aiTtvhig in France in ling for twice what be paid for gains. fatiier la WUUam C. Stone, Coventry, HBe paftemal gnndpar- neither man had taken the Civil Oates said two otfioen in a PoUce said the area was mom'ng from 0 to 11 for all ^ family reunion was held September, the students will go “ l“to U*!* category. p^yg » person fat the tqpper eitts are Mr. and Mm. ’Ihomaa C. Johnson, BiUtan. He haa a Service exam, neitfaer was el­ cruiaer reqianded to a reported sealed off after bottlee were OPEN •oung people from the nursery Tuesday night at the home of to Tours, provincial capital of To ease the burden of the brackets to see to it thM as brathar, Thomas m , 30 months, and a slater, Mlary, 4. igible tor the job. They retain break-in at a housing project thrown at cruiser can. SSTcSStee^ i w M , *n“,'**’ Mr. and Mrs. Eldward Janton, MONDAY - SATURDAY—9 A.BL - 5:30 PJM. . . ntyttfmr, MhTch, ood 190 pomns at- evening and on July 1. •'epartment through „ .young „ Uri chateau district, for six "»P‘i*l gains tax, it will not ap- much os his Income as poMrihle « a a • « ttieh- original poste. and caught a young man com­ A phyttoal fitness parlor was trata oa the ‘'boualnr” asnects Ending indicated wUUngneaa to Manager Bruce DeGray and teens. The Cloxlng program will *12 South Street In honor of wocka of Intetwlve language ply to the sale of homes in capital gains, only half HaiOey, Soott Lawrence, son of DavM B. and Kathleen ing out cf a building. damaged when a fire bomb THURSDAY NIGHT—7 PJL to 9 PJL vgCmiOiT —M ^ ’ ■uppot* 9b® organisation. Ihls Coach Fred Brehant have high b-> held at the church on July M*"- W n . Jolm Janton of drill. Late in October, they when the proceeds are be- ^ which are taxed and then Plank Hariley, STB Downey Dr., Mknoheoter. He was bom Officers said a small group of ignited a sofa and another FREE ESHMATES The Program Committee arlth group InChidad sevNal service hope* of holding on to second 20 at 7 p.m. Capistrano Bea<^, CaHf. wUl enroU for the winter term P** ‘»>to t**® purchase of an- ^nly at the rate of 39 per cent June 16 aft Manchester Memorial Bo^dtsd. His maftemal grand- Home for Corporation* yoUng persona acatteied and liquor store was broken into. Robert Cavanaugh as chairman oTgsniaations. lArce for the remainder of the The...... vacation ....school___ — will be ,. *^ **, **’. Oonn®"*’ the University of Paris and otoer home. That rate la much lower than paury. Hla pa­ DOVER, Del. — One-third of ran and one shot waa fired. The One m an was a irested on mis- 2 2 is ocncemlng itself with work- Board of Managers is I. led by Mrs. Betty Rabemteln „ John J^ton, since 1946. associated institutions. In both the tax Is appUed only uie tax rate on income from ternal gram^>arente are Mr. and Mm. Cbaries Hariley, Mon- plcion of burglary and othen the oorporatione Hated on the girt was dead on arrival aft a ti« out some youth actlvlUes njsde up of six representatives Histortcal Society who wlH be assisted by many "* ** ***" cities, they will live with French ®® P®" "®“t of the caplt^ salaries and rents. oheeterv New York Stock Exchange are hoqiltaL ^ were sought. employing current^ available from BBington, five from Tol- The Hebron Historical Society of the Sunday School teachers Kre^ of famUlee. gain—the half that is not taxed • • * w « irtcorporafted in Detoware, Oates said an unruly crowd fadUtlsa. hmd and 33 from Vernon. wHl hold its monthly meeting and church volunteers. The *^*'*5* Vernon, and Mrs by the federal government. ^riilch in 1968 esm ed $20 mllUon gathered and a policeman The first 6atholic church in Rose Beraenskl, 98 Btosell St., Terao, MatUiew James, eon of Louts and Joan Der Mia- this evening at Brinks MIH. theme this year U "Jesus Leads Tliere is an exception to this, W ater U p T e n fo ld gerdaclan Tano Jr., 88 Wett Middle Tpke., Iftanchaetor. He in franchise taxes from firms broadcast a ‘help on officer’ call Vermont waa built in 1883 in Handiestor. John Janton was $7,800 Second Home however: short-term capital was bom June 16 at Mhneheotor Memorial HoepItBl. Hla ma- ettablUhed in the abate. shortly after the thooUng and Burlington. Read Herald Advertisements r k J n We have no authority to go The evening’s entertainment Us." R«.lcvllte gains—those made In six LOS ANGELES — MUnldpal and look tt over to w * begin with a family poUuck Rib s Reiner of Wycllffe Bible tomal grandparetifta are Mr. and M n. John Der Mogerdecian, ‘"to ® Ptone a months or leas—ore to be taxed and Industrial water deliveries C-UAr trrOUP to safe, ix>r do we *iPP®r at 9 p.m. A hot cas- Translators will be guest mis- Town a e r k O ffice WASHINGTON — TTie Oom- Stratford. Hla paternal grandmother Is M n. T.^ii« Teno 6r„ I” see whether it ------on a 100 per cent basis. from 94 Bureau of Reclamation serole, salad or your favorite s enary speaker on July 14. The office of town clerk merce Department says the Henry Butler will be open typical American with a sec- In other words. If a block of projects in 16 Weatern stafea in Stiattord. He Use a brother, Thad, 2. Votes to Hold IficttUons.Iftoeftons. ^loctnlty would be moot wei- All chUdicn of the area are 1967 totaled 948.2 bUlion gal­ »**.*•• S com e. , .. J .u A.. Saturday from 9 a.m. to ixxrn ond place to Hve —a ski cot- stock were purchased in Jan- "We do have auttiority to iim ^ to attend ard they * purpoee of issuing tage, summer shack or other uary and sold the following De- lons, a gain o f 12.9 bUlion gal- MoOryotal, CHenn Bradford, '■on of Thomas N. and Jane 6 obeck the crew, to make sure Immediately following the not have to" be ~members of .the dog licences. resort —has spent $7,800 on the cember with a capital gain of Ions over 1996 and a tenfold ChandaU McCrjrttal Jr., Box 197, Virginia Lane, TWland. He Kickoff Meal dliuier, the buslnesa meeting church Sunday School waa bom June 18 at MancheOter Memorial Hospital. Hla mater­ that it is famfilar with air traf­ For AU » „ dogsJ---- six months old atu) building. $41,000 the 6 per cent state tax Increase since 1999. fic rules and procedures." will be held. On the agenda are further iittormation persons nal grandporeitta are Mr. and M n. Herbert Ctoandall, Manchee- Msacbester’s ODAP (0>m- proposed bylaw changes and may call the parsonage or tor. Hla paternal gnandparente are Mr. and Mm. Thomas N. Also, the iqwlesanian aa^, ^ „ mnalty Development Action members are asked to be pre- study. McCryatal Sr., Vernon. He haa a brother, Kevin 8H. Plan) Agency has voted to bold other countries must he satia- pored to vote on these changes, « « « a • fled in much the same way with At 8, Malcolm Stearns of Btoftolano, Matthew John, son of John and Lynda Malstt a klckotf, dinner-meeting on u.S.^ywned aitemft Haddam, former professor and ■apt. 10, tor all persons artio ------3 Die in Vietnam Sftoffolano, 14 Lawton Rd., Apt 3, MancheOter. He was bom world traveler, will speak on Do It Yourself or Let Us Do If For You June 18 at Manchester Memoitti Hospital. HU maternal grand- will be invotvad In the two- early tttl roads in Connecticut, WASHINGTON (AP) — Army y«ar C-DAP study. Awarded Fellowship parenta are Mr. and Iba. Isadore Melael, Roduotor, N.T. HU with special emphasis on He­ 1st Ijt. Bernard L. Pierce, son paftaraal grandparents are Mr. and M n. John Stottolaito, Glov- The &DAP Agency meets bron’s role in history as He- of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard L. NEW YC«K (AP) — ■nie envUU, N.T. sY siy Tuesday mo rning at 8, bran was the hub of the early Pierce of Wlndsorvllle, and In the M unicl^ Building Hear­ (Corporation tor PitoUc Broad­ casting here announced Tuesday toll roads. Army S. Sgt. Edward M. Hard- Sampleri, Begtaia Catherine, daughter of John R. and ing Room. Its decision to bold The evening's activities will wick, son of Mr. and' Mrs. the klckotf, dinner-meeting was a feDowahlp has been awarded Maigeoet FnncU Saanpieri, Elmonite Rd„ El Oajon. OaBf. She to WUUam W. K iefer, 89, of end with a question and George R. Hardwick of the was bom May 27 at El Oojon Valley HaepKaU, BU Cajon. Calif. made tbu w e^ and included a answer period followed by a Short Beach section of East Ha- second vote, to bold it in one station WEDH, Hartford, Coim. Her maternal grandfather U Bsrold FnanoU, West Hertford. Kiefar la a resident, of social hour. yen, have bottr been killed in Her paternal grandparents a n Mr. iuid Mm. John Samplari, of the town’s sebooia. How to Student Cited action ki 'Vietnam, the Defense WE HONOR TEMPLE’S finance the dinner-meeting will Wetberafiekl, Qxm. The fellow- RookvlUa She haa a sUter, Oaaaandra, 3. Arthur Whipple, of Wall St. Department said Wednesday. be decided later. ttdp allows Mm to work tor VI *1 • « «» Among those who will be in­ Mn'e months in the production was the recipient of the MohUlty Army Pfc. Charles R. Man- Bouok, Paul OhrUtopher, son of FhlUp and HoUdoy volved in the C-DAP study wlU of public affairs and pt^lc in- and ’Travel Award at the clootog arel, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Ray- CARPET and FLOOR COVERING Smfifa Houck, 44 Flowar Houte Dr., FalriMd. He was bom be the members of a soon-to- tereot programmliM. exercises for the Oak Hill mond J. Manarel of ’Penyville, June 16 at Bridgeport Hooplftal. HU maternal SriUidparenbs are be-expanded (^tlxena Advisory He was cunong 14 winners School for the BUnd. also has died in Vietnam, file Mr. and Mn. Robert H. SmRh, Mancheater. HU paternal Oommittee (CAC). The CAC’s chosen from a field o f 83 can- BuIVstln Board deportment said. Manarel had 3W MAIN STREET TEL. M 3^ gtandparenibi arc Mr. and M n. Fad Houok, Wattfleld, N.J. membership will be raised from ’The Board of Selectmen will earlier been listtd as missing. HU maternal great-giandmoUier U lbs. Itoberi J. Smith, Its present 31 to an authorised Manchester. Ha Mas a aUtor, Alexandra, 4. J W. The members will be divid­ JVEMfRJirO U a riH B b e j u i t y f o b y b b b b b m b k t ... ed into 12 tssk forces, to review J Hariagrove, Sandra Lee, daughter of Maytond and Patrl- the 12 required functkms of the ola Spaika Haitogrove, 80 West Rd., RockvlBa. She waa bom stndy. RATH'S HICKORY June 17 at Rockville Gmeral HoapMal. Her maternal grandpar­ Manchester’s application for a ents are Mr. and Mm. 'Wasson Sparko, Caribou, Maine. Her pa­ $113J»0 state grant tor the ternal graw^parenta are Mr. and Mm. Harley Bkidgel, Oarlbou, O-DAP study already has been Maine. She haa a brother, Henry, and a eUtor, Kathleen. ^>proved by the State Depart­ SMOKED CANNED « « a w « ment of Community Affairs. A oentraet will be sent to the HaU, Bradford John, son of John J. and Paftrteta Herrick town, to legalise the agreement. Hall, 90 Talcatt Ave., Rockville. He was bom June 19 at Rock- vUle General Hospital. HU maternal grarndpaienta are Mr. and Waltz Gowns, u D It is uq>ected to be received BIG SAVINGS and signed by July 7. M n. Elwood Grant, Bangor, Maine. IBa paftemal grandparents Baby Dolls The C-DAP Agency has desig­ ore Mr. and M n. Maynard Hall, Bangor, MalrM. Misses Pullovers nated the ’Travelers’ Research WALL TO WALL « •! *, a, «i Kodel^and cotton blend, Pointelle, short sleeve fashion Oorp. as the town’s consultant Gordon, Blake WUUam, son o f Abtel and Shliley StiJth- washable, lace and embroi­ p u llo v e rs, m ock and full Rag. Z n tor the study. mann Gordon, 22 Hony Lane, Rockville. iHe waa bom June 19 dered trims, waltz length, turtle necklines. Will HAMS sleeveless in pink, blue, complement the entire war^ at RookvUle General Hoapttal. HU maternal grandparents one maize. Sizes: S-M-L. Mr. areReB are Mr. and M rs. Stanley Gordon, Central colors ia sizes 34-40. Bridge, N.T. Perma>Pre8s Pajamas 5 Lb. CcHi « « « • a Man tailored with pearlized ’ Attention On CARPET Rtg. Z m Junior, Misses Slacks buttons in quality prints and N 100% NYLON CONTINUOUS HLAMENT Printed Jpitoni, rayon lineni. , Hetrick, Brian Scott, son of Martin and Jhne KUne Het­ Special group o f seasons h i- rick, R.F.D. No. 4, WUlle Qlrcle, Tolland. He was bom June 19 voiles; ufrteleii, li ng di i ili ; $11 liglil wulors in all solid colors, notch collar coat Foreign Planes 499 styles with contrast trim on fashion slacks in cottons and at'RockvlUe General Ho^pkal. HU maftemal grandparenU are lire ranges. Juniors 7-lS, Junior Petites 3-11, Miues 10-20 and Half Sizes 141I-24VI. split collar and pocket facing. novelty fabrics. Solid colors WA8BINOTON (AP) — The Mr. and Mra. Sherman nine, Lewlatown, Pa. HU paternal Machine washable in sizes and prints. Sizes S-IS; 6-16. fiery crash of a Dominican Re- PRICES START AT grandparents are Mr. emd Mrs. 'WUUam Hetrick, LeiwUtown, 32^0. pufaUc cargo plane in a Miami Pto BwaaaaiBaa 3 Lb. Can V » « *1 * street CUs week has called at­ tention to a longtime concern: Freochlln, Katherine BlUabeth, daughter of Harry G. and C^arol RoUason FreechUn, 310 Parker St., Manchester. She was Girls Knit Short Sets How to assure (uU foreign air­ . ® craft and crew compliance with 3 2 bom Juiw 30 at Manchester Memorial HoapMal. Her maternal U.S. safety reguiattona. grandparenlta are Mr. and M n. WUliam G. RoUason, Clailc, A chief reason for sideatep- N.J. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. LouU ping the. queStkm la its seneitive Freochlln, Ifnden, N.J. She has a broUier, John 8, and a sUtor, U. S. TOP CHOICE Marianne, B. diplomatic and political nature. W « * *1 M 1.66 Former Civil Aeronautics Cool, comfy cotton knit sets consist of boxer Board chairman Joseph J. Paoay, Sharon Kathteen, daug^tter of 'Walter N. and Kath­ shorts and striped knit tops. Sizes 3-6x. | (VOonnell points out that If a BONELESS SIRLOIN STEAK »> Choice of patterns and color in Kolp- leen RoblUard Pasay, 70-3 Orchard St., EoOt Hartford. She was U. S. airline Is In financial tured, tw e ^ , pliish. bom June 30 at Manchester Memorial HoapMal. Her maternal straits, doubts naturally arise grandparenta ore Mr. and MTs. CamlUe RoblUard, Mooaup. Girls Swimwear as to the safety of its operation. U. S. TOP CHOICE Her paternal grandparents are MT. and Mra. Walter Pasay, BodUi WlnAror. For the same reason, he says, * V « w the airUne venture of a new or small ooisXry can often be re­ CENTER CUT CHUCK STEAK 69 OromweU, Usa Aim, daughter of Rcheit and Denise Ran- i dCIph ChomweU, 82 Spruce 8 t , MancheOter. She whs bom June garded as dubiouB. Additionally, u .J X i 9 X 12 NYLON RUGS 20 at Manchester Memorial HoapMal. Her grandparents ore 2.66 O’Cbnnell says, “It is difficult 100% NYLON U. S. TOP CHOICE All Ends Finished. AS 1X)W Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner Rawson, Manchester. Her aatemal Tanks, bikinis, boy legs, skirts in one and two tor the Federal Aviation Admin­ HEAVY DUTY grandparenta are Mr. and M n. (juver Cromwell, Maiioheater. piece styles. Cottons, stretch nylons and ducks. . istration to poHce airlines In this While They Last. •49.95 She has a biottMr, Steven, 15 months. Assorted prints, solids and patterns. Sizes 4-6x; country.” * 1 .® * lb . RUBBER BACK « « * 8-14. 2 AnotiKT chaquieting practice LONDON BROIL to U.8. authorities—and they Shaw, Jennifer Lynn, daughter of Richard and Barbara 2 Cut From Shoulder KITCHEN only talk about It privately—is CERAMIC BATHROOM W mgglt Shaw, R .F .D . No. 1, Box 182, Weet WUHngton. She was Boys Sport Shirts M bom June 20 at Manchester Memorial Hoapttal. Her maternal the relaxed attitucto of some for­ CARPET 3 ^ .giandpareifts ore Dr. and M n. Wlnefton Wregglt, Detroit, Mich. eign govOTBnent's toward the ■xoefient Bekettoii of It costs BO little and adds so much. ' Her paternal grandmother U ICn. Frank Shaw, Vernon. It lasts a lifetlme|i D on't settle fo r sub­ use of wine and other akxtiolic Oolora—M F t WMUm S 41 « * • beverages by pilots and otiier CULTIVATED stitutes. Nothiini has the style hke LAND O’ LAKES CERAMIC TOe-T* - 1 MoOabe, Scott FaMok, aon of Gerald and PhylSs Gilbert sl.88 crew members. Choose from body shirts, bush shirts, Apache, However, O'Connell notes that ktoOObe, 361 Tbllond St„ East Hartford. He was bom June 30 BLUE­ 1 at Monciwator Memorial HoapMal. HU maftemal grandfather U Edwardian shirts in fashion colors. Polyester major foreign airlines have out­ Poplin Bushcoat Summerweight Jackets $1 Geoger GUbet Sr., West Hartford. HU paternal graia^Mrents and cotton blends. Sizes 8-18. standing safety records and ad­ BUTTER I ja Never press Dacron /cotton Nylons, poplins and twills. here to standards that my be ara Mr. and Mrs. Alien F. Wild, South WlruUor. 6 BERRIES IIB *!«,»*• Boys Banlon Knits poplin. Authentic Safari with Nylon snap-fronts, nylon erven more strict than those ef­ 1 Lh. Quarters snap-button front and parkas and dacron/cotton 6 Boorget, Jennifer Nadine, daughter of J. Robert and 5 .9 9 fective here. And crashes of for­ INSTALLED pockets. Six colors in g olf styles. Ass't Colors. W f. 6 J i to 7.99 SaUy Stevens Bourget, 17 Strickland St., Manchstter. She was 1 1 . 9 9 eign planes In the United States LARGE SWEET S-M-L-XL. Up t o 100 So. Ft. Indudea Labor, bom June 18 at MonobeOter Memorial Hoapttal. Her maternal Reg. Young Men's Famous are comparatively rate. Ml m Materials and Your rholoe of C!olon. ’Ihe United States has bilater­ DOMINO f r a ; grandparenta are Mr. and M n. Leon VioleCto, Mancheater. Her 3.47 to 3.97 Collar & Crew Knits ‘Wrangler” Hctudo Shorts al air agreements with many GRANULATED paternal grandparents are Mr. and M n. Aritrur Bourget, Lew- 2.44 You'll find Kodel/cotton cool nations that specifically outline BING ilA c lOtan, Ualna. She haa a brother, Scott, SH. Fantastic buy in these Mock turtlenecks and collar models in 100% mesh golf shirts, cotton terry safety regidations. Also there is TUB ENCLOSURE s t< * v s tapered, cotton canvas walU Sperti MtIng In Bathraan nylon by Monsanto . Short sleeves in solids, cre w n e ck s in solids and the Intematkmal Civil Aviation CHERRIES Shetsrom, Jamee Blatthew, aon ot James and Stephanie shorts. Denim cutoffs, cotton SUGAR stripes, and link fromts. Sizes 8-18, fashion stripes, many colors. Sizes 1 .9 9 Organization—ICAO—of Mont­ Marlon Shotorom, Apt. 36, 16 Lawton Rd., Mancheater. He waa pickers and more. Colors 2 .9 9 BiVabn and Remodrikw colors. S-M-L-XL. 3.99 real, A United Nationa-reiated bora June 21 at Maneherier Memorial Hoepiftal. ISa paternal in sizes 28-38. reg. B.3B organisation wMcb sets airwor­ NATIVE, YELLOW WHILE Fsnnka Counter To|w grandpareitta are Mr. and M n. B. G. Sheterom Sr., Paines- thy standards tor member na- or GREEN $07.95 viDe, Ohio. He has a aUtor, Shannon, ttona. KfittMer ^ THEY Bzpurt Inutellalkin Summer Pumps George Boots Deck Shoe Oxford The Dominican RepiiUlc is an LAST Dutch Almond FROM CNOLANO ICAO member. The Dominican .. ■".I Our Rof. 12.97 Airtlnes DOi made by the COOKIES W W Our Rra- American Douglas <3o., killed SQUASH 2 ; 29^ REG. IS9.9S i f . .,----9*^ 4.99 six persons on the ground and Whrni RrnnofMing or B11M 119 Now 6 .9 7 1 0 . 7 7 all four crewmen aboard. 4.27 Women's and teen sizes S to 10. Men's sizes As it stands, the FAA does is­ Latest toes on a variety o f heel heights, ^izes S-IO. Spec b'/i to 12. .Boys sizes 3!4 to 6. Made in JUST ARRIVED— tator: White smooth leather with brown or black trim U.S.A. Washable uppers, skid resistant soles sue operating certificates to fot^ For CiBlom-BliRt Khdim Cobinofs Leather lined, leather insole and leather out- Perforated Pump: White or bone smooth leather. in navy o i white. eign airlines, specify the air­ sole. Crafted by skilled British shoemakets. Mesh Pump: White or black. ports they can use. the routes 'Hi Brown smooth leather in sizes bVt to 12. they may fly and the rules and BRAIDED RUGS VoiilriM It leokslielvos of QuoNty practices of U.8. air space. 100% Nylon INLAID Crew members must have FIRST FOOD MANCHESTER — 1145 TOLLAND TURNPIKE s a l e THURS. thru SAT: current papers and the aircraft Thick $ 5 9 .9 5 NEW ENGLAND WOODWORKING CO. ttmiM have the safety bleosii^ 646 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER, CT. Ftinbaatiu d o lo r SeleaUon ^ t e l r x i r ^ of ite home country—whatever ■ eg . 19es Howford Rd. Bohoo 643>64$7 EXIT 93, WILBUR CROSS PARKWAY open late every mght its atandardi may he. (We Reserve Hie Right To Limit QnanUtlea) While They Laat H9.9S Mit, an FAA spetteeman says,

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Enter took something like an hour and dians didn’t get another hit unUl New York series at Fenway Park two weekends ago when the 88 88 .807 9% CLEVELAND (AP)— "Well,” Arnold Palmer said, day's Four BaU, Bast Ball Oetf Boston and Cleveland were Vicente Romo. Ken Suarez 40 minutes. I decided I had to Horton singled in the n^th. Pittsburgh Oakland Athletics unloaded the heaviest artillery by PENSACOLA, Fla. you can bet that “Walkin’ 84 88 .488 "1 can’t say I'm satisfied. You’re never satisfied unless Tournament at t e locked in a 1-1 Ue in their night walked. Stan Williams walked. work faster. I, did, and got into a Siebert, meanwhile, started a St. Louis an opposing team in years. To put it mildly, the A’s (AP)— Kathy Whitworth, FuU My Baby Back Home” isn’t two-nm rally in the third with a PhlladeliMa 27 89 .409 you’re winning. But maybe, just maybe, I’m on the way game when Nagy walked Duke Jose Cardenal, the spoil sport, groove. Eveiythlng went fine left the Bostons in a serious stage of shellshock, after on their personal Hit Pa­ ended the Inaction with a sacri­ aft4r the third. I knew I had it double and slammed his first Montreal 19 48 .284 the lioness of the women’s to being satisfied. IVtoyte so. Maybe. 'Tts xJSSwtr a x Bomuii Sims with one out In the third. being buried under an avalanche of hits and runs. u . Singles by Tony Horton and Ken fice fly for the final run of the the rest of the way." home run in the seventh. West Divtsten professional golf tour, and Hie muondar man w «h Ibe Hertle a< Jiaateo U ___ . , ' rade. 41 28 .694 putty face vtmde ibe cowzmwnta ""P®® ***• • HtUe R._a«Ki e^auawwi u. Tile two Boeton pitchen la­ Harrelson loaded the bases be­ Inning. Siebert, who hurled his first Atlanta Arnold Palmer have some­ on my putting. Jotanioo tIB.______complete game of the season. SENA’TORS • ORIOLES— Los Angeles 40 28 .688 Balls *n Strikes Lahoud, if brought in to replace after shooting a elx-under-par 84 e:W Homans la Tiwriaiua U. F. med four consecuUve bases- fore the giveaway began In "The first couple of innings "H ie loot round I etarbed get­ COrvay 17. afoHai 19 ___ „ Cincinnati 85 29 .647 "Than are;* nuniber of rea- Jones, would be used only thing in common. in the amateur event pneoedlng kiaded walks Wednesday night Washington rolled up a 8-1 One major title has eluded ting some putts to drop. But I ~';0t Bomtiuham 9, anDor M, San FVan 86 88 .622 mmm why ibd beR r duty at the InlUal sack Aurora Oountry Cbib course. night doubleheader 8-1. tory. F^mk Howard hit a three- Wednesday’s Rsoolls PGA. For Kathy, R’s the U.S. under par, in tba Kemper but It Astros Flying High^ la ca rl YaaineiM kl. He could >*fthM«lere were working Hw 89-yearoM Idol of tlM gal­ Despite the split, the seoond- run shots|n the first, his 23nd. Atlanta 6, Los Angelas 8 Open crown. wasn't enough and he flnWied ______%ISB>)U IDl . D. Aa- place Sox gained one-half game EHrod Heiiaricks, Boog Powell htt .400 if be wasn’t to Just meet «" O'* mound for the opposl leries needs a victory peibaps Chicago 6, Pittsburgh 2 "I make stupid mistakes in In a tie tor fifth beUnd winner ^ on BalUmore, which lost to and Frank Robinson connected th e bell but he’s up there ewlng- tlon. . .Johnny Pesky is said to more than ever before. Philadelphia 6, New York 8, be working on a one-year con­ the Open," Mies Whitworth said Dale Douglam. is. Wolman 09 _. Washington 11-8, and traU the for the Orioles, who lost for only ing tor home rune, and a big It a not that he needs the mon­ 10 innings after a practice round for tha. " I ’m driving the baH weti," ^ Orioles by games In the the eighth time in 40 games. salary, and Ifa hurting tract aa a memhar of the radio ey. He’* the game’s fire! mll- St. Louis 8-6, Montreal 1-8 and teevee announcing team four-day championship begin­ . he said. “I thliric I led the Kem- ^iss'crontai 8, Aefceraian 18. an*. Amerioan League BSaat. flllege while at Tufts dollar derby. 9:H Starten lim e particularly brilliant m the Oliva, whose seventh-inning er­ Philadeli^iia at Montrael, N game qutte a lot,” he oaid. tered, "that’a not It. That’s not planck. games at home. four-game winning string. Rook­ moves to for nlght|pnw«M SarbId''"kaMe.~ tolroted '^AlthoiS'^ the Scenic mils TeU nis SetS A re G etting LoU ger 9:40 Outson 8, MOkteoU 10. Dr- nine-game winning streak, hav­ ror allowed the Angels to tie the St. Louts at GMoago "My father and I worked over tt at all.” meot 14, Rteder 19 — 34 victories against 16 de­ ie Dave Watkifzs tied the Mets ■twy *’ " • • •t*eo*ge Boott columnist with the Boston Globe country Club, site of this weekls ------■ — 9:47 Alherton 9. lUpper 11. Olor- NATIONAL LEAGUE ing aUowed Just 11 runs. score, singled in the eighth and Atlanta at Houston, N some things before the National He rimmed the cup on a 16- feats since their disastrous 5-5 in the eighth with ids first becasne a father for the first and Frank Lupien of Manche;)- 170, renewal of the Open, is one line 15. Tiittle 19 ' Tom Griffin had the Giants scored the winning run on Rich San Francisco at O nclm ati, 2, Open In Houston two weeks ago. foot biidle putt on the second 9:64 CoHwfn 8. LerUow 10. J. Luckless Moriarty Brothers April record of 4-20. major league homer, then tri­ time last weekend and stnee ter. Kneae, my neighbor to the of Kathy’s favorite courses, 6 blanked on four hits through twi-ndght ” It helped. I played better, and said, ” Wett, at least I hit 'Meoalone 08. HuTison 18 went down td their 12th defeat In other National League Reese’s single. he’a been tearing the cover off press box last night at Fenway 10:01 ttkite 9, 'Boro* 10. H. eight imtingB, but San Francisco pled in the 10th and scored as she's only half confident she can Gonzales Protests in 18 starts last night at Buck- games, Cincinnati handed San Oliva and Reese drove in Los Angeles at San Diego, N the baB. The newcomer la aald Lupe was a better than but not g ^ enough. it.” IfScalone M. Bonodles 00 rallied for two runs in the ninth John Briggs singled. grab the 86,000 first prize from 10:08 aashmtexh 7, OtrkB 14, Du- ley Field as the Manchester piego its 11th straight defeat 4- • • * first-inning runs with a double George the third. . .Beason’a average hitter. Lupten’a brother 100 other hopefuls. ”T1ien loot week at Charlotte, He bit the 'back of the> cup tella 18. CtemenUm 18 and reliever Fred Gladding had American League 10:15 SUum 9, Betks 08, Imwer Auto Parts scored a 7-0 win. 0, Chicago defeated Pittsburgh and sacrifice fly as the ’Twins best game of the searon at Fen- was more famous as a baseball ”I’m not swinging properly, I played pretty well, but I didn’t with an 18-6oot bird on the third to halt the threat. CARDS-EXPOS— East Division 17. ElgnOT 8r. 00 _ The APS are 7-8 in the stand­ 5-2, Atlanta stopped Los Angeles took a 2-0 lead. way Pailc la Kkely Saturday player, first with Harvard and and I don’t know why. It’s a putt at all for the flntt three hole, retrieved the ball and aald, 10:08 St. Jolm 1ft ‘IM s 18. • • • ’Tim McCarver collected four W. L. Pot. GB Wimbledon Play Chanda 17. Uatte 18 ings. 5-3, Philadrtphia edged New night when a pro wrestitog then with Boston and Chicago problem that’s been creeping up rounds. A friend of mine there, ‘‘That’s a little more like It.” PADBES-REDS— hiti and drove in tiwee runs as 62 20 .722 — 10:30 Berner 7. AtwnOzn U. Borta Spinning the shutout were York 8-5 in 10 taxiings and St. A’s - ROYALB^ * BalUmore abaw Is scheduled featuring Kill- to the American League. This on...... me for ..... four, years. Two WIMBLEDON, England (AP)-Pancho Gonzalez, his 18L Badeau 01 _ George Culver was even St. Louis whipped Montreal in t o ;» HajmM 6, ftaoHare U. Balia Tom Eastman and Mike Ger­ Louis swept Montreal 8-1 and 8- Jim "Catfish” Hunter of Oak­ Boston 41 28 .664 9% t r Kowalski. Tickets are scaled spring he again led Dartmouth ,„onths ago everything went to 4 1 year old bones aching, said today that tennis match- tougher on San Diego tor the the opener of their doubleheader ber. 8. land pitched hitless ball for 6 2-3 Detroit 38 28 .676 11 from- $8 to $10 and more than to *v-the TIvy . T League V...Vbaseball. 1 1 .i*i»title. pjggea.” , es are getting longer and somebody ought to do some- Naah 10. Cknner- first six innings, holding the tor Bob Gibson’s lOOv victory Innings but needed eighth-inning Wa« Fay To Be Guest 10:60 Pbmr 8, KaHw 10. Me- hapless Padres hlUess. San Die­ against tour defeats. Now York 34 89 .466 18% thing about it Sports Forum plate was Tim Charlebols with A8TROS-GIANTS— help from Roland Fingers to • • • rounds that Tony will resign I have going for „TfT„ t S T l>riao(« l'RS2A’( I go eventually got two hits—but ’Then in the second game preserve his first victory since Cleveland 26 42 .882 24 from his Dartmouth post. He 'It’s tlroe they started play at conditions. My eyes are not as 10:67 8. BoUn 10, Ayera MAtS a perfect four for four. He also Jim Wynn was the hottest As­ Fenway Pickups usually htt the shots when On Radio Show IX ttrpbens 31 no runs. Alex Johnson homered McCarver scored the tie-break­ May 11. Fingers came in with W(frst DivIsloB has been at Hanover for a dec­ Wimbledon at noon instead of 2 good as they were. THANKS PETE 11:04 Dtler 9, Watson 1ft Her­ starred defensively. Coming up tro Wednesday night, rapping a have to.” “ It 'kos a dark evening, and I for the Reds in the sixth. ing run on Phil Gagliano’s dou­ — Manager Dick Willisims has At a time when players, fel­ man IB, Brown 09 with two hits each for the win­ two Kansas City runners aboard Mimesota 38 30 .569 ade. A year ago he gave up Mias Whitworth predicted p.m.»” said the Los Angeles ve- Basketball for the average 11:U smith 9. afaruere 10, Tras- two-nm homer in the nfth In­ * t » ble in the eighth. ’Die Cardinals anotiier year to go on a three- couldn’t see the ball. Aitd if it's low Legion nvembeco, a n d ners were Dwayne Dingwall and and pitched out of trouble. Oakland 36 29 .554 % coaching freshman basketball Sunday’s winner will ftodah 72 naan, on a professional levri. ohuk U.LomhOrdo 01 ning that provided the margin CUBS-PIRATES-t year contract he signed after tera. “ And they ought to consid­ a sunny evening, the shadows friends will be meeting to hon­ 11:18 Tarca 8. Butler 18, C. Bovla n Defeats South Windsor Gerber. John Johnson hsul two added four runs In the ninth, Sal Bando and Larry Haney Seattle 31 37 468 7 at Dartmouth after having pre­ holes on the tree-lined 6,808- will be tile topic of dtocussion Legio of victory. Ferguson Jenkins storied leading the Red Sox to the er not starting any matchies aft­ get troublesome if play goes on or Elarl Petersen, it is appro­ 18, JiaaeUa 19 blngles for the MB’s. one on Lou Brock’s homer eind each drove in a run for the A’s Chicago 30 38 456 7 viously served as head coach yard par 73 layout to three or 10:08 O lo^ 8, & OavomMa 10. " ’This team never gave up on American League title to 1967. er 6 p.m.—to cose the light too lets.” on Phil Burgess’ sports program Anosl OXT^ialnl 18 „ Auto Parts 400 201—7-12-0 Pittsburgh on two hits and three on Mike Shannon’s. and the third crossed on Pat Kansas City 27 41 .397 11 of the sport at Mlddlebury. . . priate that a few words con- itself, not even when we were 4- It’s hardly likely that he’ll be four under par. fails.” Pasarell agreed the light was Friday night from 6:80 to 7 on uTsa Oasm 9, Oouodi 11. OH*m Morlarty’s 000 000—0- 5-3 struck out 10 for his ninth vlcto- The Expos puHed off the Kelly’s throwing error. California 23 43 .348 14 Poet-season Major League base­ The flejd of 71 profeaalonata oetntog his oocomplMunonts be 14. E. lic U u ifte 18 around to a like, capacity after Gonzales hod Uiese probleme scarcely fit for play. WINF radio in Manchester. .10:39 Claik 9^0«dm U, creed I ball playoffs to decide the con­ and 30 amateurs Is headed by me.itlOL'jed. Not that m o r e Balesano Hurls Win, who has hit 10 of his 16 homers Veale’s run-ecorlng wild pitch Wednesday’s Results the 1970 campaign, if not given on his milnd after winning the The Gonzalez-Pasarell mara­ words are necessary, ftar his Guest win be Jerry Fay. The itt AgortodU______bols; Bagleson, Gemmell, N Io the season in the second Inning PILOTS - WHITE*80X— testants to the -World Series, defending champion Susie Max­ in the cool Astrodome. "Now and errors by Jose Martinez Detroit 8, New York 1 a pink slip before that. . . .In­ best of five sets between the longest match to Wimbledon’s thon was not the only long many deeds speak for them­ latter la hopeful of getting nn la and Freeman. ol the nightcap. Vada Plnscm Seattle scored all three runs well Berntog, winner of two of we’re two games over .500, and and Fred Patek. Boeton 3-3, Cleveland 1-7 side word is that Dalton Jones Eastern and Western Division match. In the first two days of sufficient support around the lined into it. in the first inning on two walks. the last three LPGA tourna­ 92-year-old history. He defeated selves but, that many p eof^ Socha Provides Hit AMERICAN LEAGUE Washington 11, BalUmore 8 and Dick Scofield are both tired winners, will start to the city the Wimbledon tournament country to form a league for Tommy Davis’ bloop double— Cliarlie Pasarell of Sonturce, many times are unaware of players not more than ttx feet adie^ded BHda^rt tiia Oakland 3, Kansas City 1 and are badly to need of a quick <>f the team that finishes with ments. there have been 14 sets lasting the only hit of the inning—a sac­ Mrs. Bernlng, a petite 27- P.R., 22-24, 1-6, 16-14, 6-3, 11-9 to thuse todividuals "behind the ciMst6r Oouniiy OUd wbninuo^ Brilliant pitching by Jimmy Balesano and a clutch sparged Police A Fire for an Seattle 3, Chicago 1 rest. Both have seen their bat- the best won-loas percentage. more than 20 games. to height. O’Brien Continues Assault on Visiting Pitchers rifice fly and wild pitch and year-old from Lake Tahoe, Cal­ a claesic duel tfaot started Tues­ eoettes" that make American at 8:80. Loot toursome wlO toe triple by John Socha were the main ingredients that xlT duke over Sears last night Minnesota 3, CaUtocnia 2 ^ averages to the past The first two games will be to Son Smith, U.S. Davis Cupper ft’s a "fail’’ order and some „ ^ held on to trip the White Sox. if., has a good chance to become day, was called because of Legion baseball In Miancheater Mwchester’s American Legion baseball team had last at Waddell Field. The winners few weeks. . .Don’t be too sur­ said city with the next two, if Interesting comments are due, . tstn.haM with a Starter John Gelnar picked up Today's Games the second player ever to win darkness after two sets, and from Los Angeles, lost the firet so successful. 1 ,, J n - draam partner two-baa wioii a night in posting a 3-0 decision over defending Zone are now lo-s and Sears 9-5. prised if Joe Lahoud, the .160 necessary, shifting to the city J the victory on his 26th birthday. Kanaas City (Nelson 4-8) at successive Open titles. Mickey continued Wednesday before ret 20-22 before overcoming For the pest 16 years, Peter­ ^ proKram Ua- of dama hitting outfielder, is brought in Eight champion South Windsor ------Brian Kilpatrick’s three hits Oakland (Dobson 8-6) whose team had the lower final 15,000 excited fans on the center Australia's Alan Some to five sen has bero the bustoess man­ Sonny Siebert Goes Route, to play first base. The Dem- Wright won the Open to 1968 and will t o U ^ at Mt. Nebo. iin „ ^ one ^hour0^^. and 26 minutes, pacedr ------the - PF’s. Teammates Minnesota (Kaat 7-6) at Cali­ percentage. If necessary, the court. sets. ager and overall coonfinator of bury native, out of Abbott Tech scene of action will shift back 1939. Tiis home debut brought out Balesano fanned edcht and Tim Maloney and Ken Holt each fornia (McGIothUn 6-6) Other contenders Include Miss "The fact is that competition Arthur Ashe, reigning U.S. all American Legion boeeboU had two hits. The latter scat­ and New Haven College, has im­ to the etty which hosted the a fine crowd and the finat re­ Sarna six batters. The latter Oiicago (Horlen 4-7) at Seat­ Haynie, a tiny Texan looking for is getting tougher all the time," Open champion from Richmond, euttivities. In this capacUy, be tered three hits and struck out pressed Manager Williams—If first two gamqs for the decider. sult evened the local record at aUowed only four hits, two lees tle (Brabender 4-6), N her first Open title; durable GonsBalez said. "Long matches Va., also lost the first two sets has pirovixied his invaluable ae- 10 In working the first five In­ Red Sox Find Jewel in Lee not the Boston fans—^witii his Then comes the World Series, 1-1. R was Soufii's opening than Balesano gave up. New York (StotUemyre 9-6) at Betsy Rawls, who along with like this are gotog to become before overcoming Terry Ryan stoteuice to his coaches, Charlie nings to gsdn the decision. ability to pick out good pitches. aa usual, the best of seven. NTS on orn am d u e game. With one out In the third, 'Tim BOSTON (AP)—Veter­ pen after Romo was lifted for a Detroit (Sparma 4-3), N Mlsa Wright has won four more frequent In future. That’s of South Africa 3-6, 4-6, 8-3, 6-2, Graff and Wally Fortin, as well Police A Fire 007 202—11-11-0 third, he walked Duke Sims and HOUSTON (AP) — All was Next start for Manchester wiU O’Neil was safe on an error — an Sonny Siebert appears pinch-hitter in the third. Horton got a hit to left on a high peaceful today between Willie Cleveland (Pina 2-2) at Boe- Opens; Miss Mann, whoao 6- why I think Wimbledon officials as to the players. It is not un- Sears 010 lOO— 2- S-3 Blg-servtog Clark Graebner of Ol one becomes active to coach- be FkWay ni^it in Glastonbury one of tour South committed. back in form with his first Obviously nervous, he walked hopper over George Scott’s Mays and his manager, Clyde ton (Jarvis 3-3) foot-S frame has been shadow' stx^ d consider revising their Hott, Dave Brown and De- Miss Reynolds Advances, New York City wae leading, 6-2, tog, does on e realize the tre- mmmmwm 0 then bosne to East Hart­ the first two batters he faced. tog Mias Whitworth on the tour schedule.” Kent Smith singled to left and complete game under his leap. Ken Harrelson, now 1-for- King of the San FYanclsco Only games scheduled. Dominicis; Pariah and Van 3-0, odten his opponent, John mendous amount of time and ford Simday. Ekut won its sec­ Socha deUvered both with a belt and maybe, just may­ However, he got out of the jam 15 In his first visit to Boston Giants. Friday’s Games all year, and the consistent Miss Gonm’ez admitted he was an­ Riper. Brown of Aurtralio, pulled a leg effort required to do this Job ond straight last night, a 1-0 booming triide. When the relay be, the Boston Red Sox and allowed only two singles since being traded to Cleveland, Mays apologized to King for Chicago at Oakland, N Becomes Semidinalist Englehorn. gry the previous night, when he HT,YE[irSlUMMnnU and one run in the four innings muscle and retired. and to do it effectively. decision over WIndeor. was misidayed he continued on blooped a single to right, filling his stormy dugout actions prior Seattle at (Jallfornia, 2, twt- appealed three times agai-st INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE A have found a diamond in DANBURY, Conn. (AP) — Miss Helen Reynolds of Man­ Mrs. Billie Jean King of Long It is individuals sudi os Pe- Dafeea^, strong-armed right­ home and Manchester wes out he worked. He struck out five the bases. ^ to the game between the Giants night the light but ihad to play through One extra frame was neces­ the rough in a young and walked three. Twice Connecticut Women’s chester and Lynda Sokdski of Beach, CSallf., who has won the tersen and before him, Ted hander, jwiu) locked in a tight front, 3-0. Then N a ^ walked the next and tile Houson Astros ’Tuesday Minnesota at Cleveland, N the second set. KMcnriL sary tor the Lawyers to eke out Amateur Golf Champion Mrs. mound durt with BUI Sarna. That was all the sooring. southpaw, Bill Lee. "The kid looked good out Ridgewood. women's crown for the last Fairbanks, who have mode two batters on 3-2 counts, forc­ night. Detroit at Baltimore, N Marcia Dolan of Ridgewood “It was partly a misunder- Neither pitcher walked a man a 3-2 decision over the Oilers Siebert, banished to the bull­ there,” Manag^ Dick Williams three years, started the defense Amerioan Legion baseball in Neither side had any serious ing in two runs. Rom o came and King accepted the apology Boston at Wadilngton, N Country Club will face Mrs. Mrs. Munro defeated Patty standlng,” Gonzalez said. "I in the game wMcfa was nm off last night at Verplanck Field. pen after his 13th starting fail­ said. “ He showed good stuff and of her title with a comfortable Manchester such a worthwhile threat. issued two walks, also on 3-2 and levied no fine against the Torza of Manchester 1 up Wed­ was annoyed because I asked ______There were two outs when the ure for the Red Sox June 4, got a lot of poise. He lodks as if he Alex Munro of Inis Arden in 6-2, 6-1 victory over Mrs. Ber- eirdea'VDr. Partldpatton In this Three players collected all pitches, and allowed another star outfielder. today’s semi-final round of the nesday. winning run scored when Jim­ out of the managerial doghouse can help us, but we won't rush for the referee's decision and nice Vukovlch'of South Africa^ program has been essential to N South’s hits, Kalva, Sarna and run on a sacrifice fly before get­ Mays and King had engaged tournament. It took 20 holes for Mrs. Rey­ the referee never came. I didn’t my Kimlowlcz singled. The lat­ with a brilliant three-hitter him. We’ll use him in relief a Mrs. Margaret Court of Aus- those who continue on to pro- Mayo, each with a plr. ting out of {he Jam. in a shouting match after Mays Allen Must Mrs, Dolan ousted Gall Appell nolds to eliminate .Mn. E. C. realize the umpire had a tele­ ter came up with three hits, one Wednesday night in a 3-1 victory few more times and see what he tralia, rated Billie Jean’s most fessionol baseball. For others, THOMPSON MsackMter (S) ’The Red Sox picked up a run discovered his name was not pn Finch of New Canaan. Miss So- phone beside him and was con­ ab r e rbi a double. Big gun for the Law- over the Cleveland Indians. does.” of Southington 8 and 2 W e^es- dangerous rival, was due to go It has created a communlty- O'NeU, cf. 0 0 in the second on a walk and the starting Hne-up. kolskl beat Susan Wise of Rock- sulting the re'ieree all the time.” „ yers was Tim Lodge with four Then, in the second half of the In the first game, Siebert was Make Move day. toto action today against Betty wide interest to both spectator SPEEDWAY Smith. M. ’Tony Conigliaro’s double off the "Willie called me and said he The other oemi-ftoaliata are rimmon Ctountry Club 1 up. TONIGHT’S GAMES Socha. as. 2 hits in as many appearances. twl-nlght doubleheader before in command after surrendering But, Gonzalez added, "It’s not Arm Grubb, of Santa Monica, and participant alike. OFF RT. 193 THOMPSON, CT. Baiaaano, p, wall In left center. They added wanted to talk,” King said 0 Mike Sliver had two safeties tor 30,401 fans, the Red Sox pitching a leadoff homer to Jose Carde­ Telephone vs. Driving, 6:15 good to have to play to' those Gallf. On behalf of all those players Huro, 2b. two in the third on Gerry Moses’ Wednesday night. "He apolo­ Maher. 3b. 0 the winners whUe Dan CSiamp’s never looked worse as rookie nal and then a single by Larry Either W ay Nebo. who have p a rtic^ ted in his BIG 3 FOR 1 SHOW Crlspino. rf. pinch single and Syd O’Brien’s gized and said he was sorry for Fred Kask To Meet Gentile double was the best Wt for the Mike Nagy and reliever Vicente Brown. He didn’t allow another WINF vs. Ray’s, 6:30 Nebo. program over the years, we SUNDAY NIGHT Ware. c. 0 third homer, a shot high into the what he did and what he said. NEW YORK (AP) _ Richie Brook, lb. 0 Oilers, now 7-8. ’The lawyers Romo couldn’t find the plate. hit until Tony Horton singled in 6:30 Rob- extended to Petersen and other left field screen. After that, Bos­ "I told him that if he was big Fire VB. Discount, 2 upped their record to 7-5. The Indians scored six runs in the ninth and finished with sev­ Allen might not play another Grid Stars Missing "behind the soenes” a special .M. Totals 23 3 4 ton managed just two hits, in­ enough to apologize ,I was big In State Amateur Finals ertson. Sosth Wlndoor (•> the first three innings and went en strikeouts in evening his game for the Philadelphia Phil­ thaifks for a Job well done. ab r h c rbl Lawyers 001 (X)l 1—3-11-2 cluding a long double by enough to accept his apology. champ Allan Breed of Wethers­ on to a 7-3 victory behind the record 6-6. lies this year, although more WE8T HARTFORD, Oorai. Gene Jttonson, Zaccara. lb. 3 0 0 Oilers 200 000 0 -2 - 4-1 O’Brien. I’m very happy the incident has MUd iipeet lart night at Rob­ K A l v n , 2b, 3 0 3 Siebert also provided himself likely, he will. But regardless, field 3 and 1 in the morning Quaglia, Harney and Demko; five-hit pitching of Stan Wil­ (AP) — Fred Kask of Wethers­ ertson Park saw Gorman In Annual Encounter Ed Wojclk Tibbetts. c { . 3 0 0 been r e s o li^ pieaceably and he does not appear to be long and beat W. W. Whedon' of o liams. However, the Red Sox with mighty offensive support. The split enabled the Red Sox EM. Note: Petersen will be hon- Bama., p 3 0 CSiamp, Phcooio and Tedone. amicably.” field Oountry Club is to meet Grtsa'ol^. If 3 0 6 found something to cheer in de­ He doubled in the third and to pick up Just one-half game on for the Phillies. ftormlngton Oointry Club 4 and Brothers trounce the Gunver A T L A N T A (A P )— Joe Paterno wishes he had Pepper ored Satuirfey night at the Le- John Gentile of Patterson Coun­ O’Brlant. rf. 3 0 0 Baltimore, which lost 11-8 to Mays, at 38, plays iiriien he Manager Bob Skinner, after 2 in the afternoon. V\9«rvV\1 A9V\ ^AA WtlinVk A-^ A MAA#4 . - DuBav. 3b. 3 0 0 NATIONAL FARM feat. scored on Dalton Jones’ double. Stampers, 10-6. The winners , Rodorers’ problem— too much of a good thing. gion Home. Mooney, c. Jones promptly came across on Washington. feels in condition and King said going another day Wednesday try Club in today’s 36-hole final Quarter-final Round squared their record at .500, 3 0 0 Boland Oil trimmed Morlar- Lee, a 22-year-old former Rodgers’ west squad Is run­ Mayo. as. a 0 3 a two-bagger by Carl Yastrzem- The Red Sox named right-han­ this policy will continue. without any communication of the Connecticut State Ama­ Kask def. Courvllle, 6 and 6; 4-4, and the Stampers slipped Oaniso, a. 1 0 0 ty’s last night, 16-4. Pitcher Ri­ Southern California ace who ning over with good fast running uled to be to the E>ast backfield. ski. Siebert also slammed a ho­ der Ray Jarvis to start the “Once again," King said, “I from his disturbing and disap­ teur Golf Championship. Ro3s def. Harry Cashin, East cardo (Quintal and Neil Snuffer hurled in the College World Ser­ to 6-3. backs for Saturday night’s Ro(^;ers was pleased after Totals 26 0 6 mer—his first this season—in windup ol the series with the In­ made it clear to Willie that I pearing star, reaffirmed his in- • Kask eliminated defending tl- Mountain, 4 and 2; Whedon def. Joe WrobelewBld stroked a Inntnn 1 3 3 4 6 6 7 ' starred tor the Oilers withI4U BillDJ ies last June, made an impres­ Coaches >A11-Amerlca football Wednesday’s practice and said Mlancn ester 0 0 3 0 0 0 X 3 sive major league debut. Re­ the seventh. dians today. Jarvis, who has a won’t push hdm when he feels tention to remain firm on his tllst Jerry Oourville 6 and 6 Bill Brew, Wethertfleld, 2 and homer and stogie tor the win­ 3b: Kalva. SEL fullback slot. found another way, other thaii racing dates from his newly acquired Berkshire Downs Lenox Pharmacy foiiowtog an retiring, td force the ballclub to track at Hancock to his Suffolk Downs oval in Boston 11-6 nod over Taylor’s Tavern, Elnyart and Gipson team up WHEN YOU GO SHOPPING trade him. The only question ap­ has run afoul of a temporary injunction over hot dogs Lenox Taylor’s and the Idle on offense with Eugene "Mer- FOR AN OUTBOARD pears to be bow? And when? Wyman OUere all have 6-2 re- cury” Morris of West Texas STAFFORD SPRINGS SPEEDWAY Allen, who has been quoted as ark? said.

A . nT• *it■ I '.■ •* ,V . MANCHESTER EVENH^G HERALD, MANCHESISR, OONN^ THURSDAY. JUNE 26, 1969

IMp WoEtod Hdp Wonted—M * 34 - ‘ .y • > ' • ^ 13 38 3 8 VviNDOW clasner, exprilanoed, a. W. POLLARD Tree torvlee. BEHRfs mm rellatde, good pay, fringe b « e - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1969 PAGE TWENTY-ON* editing, pruning, trimming. . NURSES-^tN's and Ll'N’s in flts, 6494084. Bast Hartford, 11-7 and 7-3 Lota clsared. Rsaaonabla. Prae COtoTOMETER 36 BY SHORTEN mid WHIPPLE osUmataa. Ihaured. MkdTIO. shift. Full or part-time, good Dogs— Bird*— F*t|^ 41 Articles For Sol* 45 FHERE ^GHTA BE A LAW Business Property Houses For Sole 72 rate and benefits, on bus line. OPERATOR ■ADVERTISING CONVERTIBLE baby carriage, For Sole 70 THIRTY DAY ocoiqMUiey— TOU ARB A-1, truck It A-1 Burnside Convalescent Home, STEADY part-time work, Msin- DACHSHUNDS, Chihuahuas, Openings tor experienced SERVICE reasonable, about one month A lkO S T p r o m -/e a r ONE ON THE JOB W e l l , MIS DREAM FINALLV CAME TRUE ,SO New 7-nom Raised Raaeb, SH IADVEBUBING DEFT. HOURS Odiara, atUea, yards, drlws- 870 Burnside Ave., East Hart­ cbester and RockvlUe area,- 6- Welmamnera, AKC registered b e a u t y s a l o n —Manchester comptometer operators to oM. 649-4018. OEDWOOD NAS BEEN TALKING ABOUT NIS LISTEN ID OEOPy NOW - baths, 3 flrepisnsa, laundry amys sealsd sad small tmek- ford. Phone Mr. AUas 389- 10 p-m. OoD 648:0184. Utters. Sals subject to vets area, grossing $30,000 per 8 AJL to 4:80 PJL lag dona A-1 right. Oan T n - work part-time evenings. d r e a m s o p ______year. All replies confidential. n xm , buUt-lm, ptostsred 9071. ' STATION okay. Some ready to go. 1- SCREENED loam, processed mano Truoklng SarviM toll- Monday through Friday. BUT,8 0 9 5 WNV SHOULD IG O O O T ID Write Box " Y ” Manctiester watls, 2-car garage, ettyidW- 628-6678. gravel, gravel, sand, stone, COPY CLOSING TIME F(Hl CLASSIFIED ADyT. frta, 74S^04IT. Must be skilled in comp­ RCTlHCMENT!^ fUATe wNAT PASTURE? I'VE GCXr A LOT OF GOOD HenM ties, near school, 80-day occu­ fiU. George H. Orifflng Inc. 6 or coll Plalnvllle 747- tometer work. Company of­ ATTENDANTS MACHINISTS GROOMING an breeds^ H or IOOI NG PORWARO lO f I VEAl^ l£FT? MV JOB tS IMPORTANT 3618. pancy. Bum by AnaskU. 4lM P J L n& T BKPOBB PVBUOATIOH TREK SKRVICK (Boudar) - COLLEGE STUDENTS fers, free parking, congen­ Andover 742-7886. COMMUHNO f NO MORE Rf mony HUl. H.C. Chase, Hebraa 10 ME? T lL GO m H>5 IP I CSiorles Lesgwranee, 049-7630, Dm M m fbr BMariaj feai llMidaj is 4 M ^.sb. PiMsj Trees cut, building lots clear­ ial co-workers, excellent Second Shift Ju st FisNiN with Blue Lustre. ample land tor another buUd­ rage and nicely landscaped lot cavatfaig, laadioaping and pav­ tor part4ime general office Local reputable concern ex­ Free! Call 646-3784. ety of work for Industrial sup­ Located on Broad St next to Rent electric shampooer $1. lng, buoineae zone n , close to with trees. Ehra Tyl®*’. Real­ (BaekalDa. TaO Frsa) ing, contracting. Oraval, work, no tytriiig required. CaU panding operations. Alr- fin ply firm. Modem East Hart­ the Parkade Shopping Center Pinewood Flunlture Shop. Main St. Call Warren B. How­ tor, 649-4466. and loom. Septic tank repairs. 646-3831, ask for Nancy. FREE — Two male cats. Good ford location. Salary and condttioned, excellent oppor­ land, Realtor, 648-1106. M M 7 1 1 8 7 5 -3 1 3 6 OaU 87»-7Sie evenings, a72-«)79 tunity for advancement. CaU with _ children, housebroken. HIGHWOOD Drive, better than fringe benefits. OaU 289-8291 <3aU 646-1997 anytime. days. HAIRDRESSERS wanted fuU- 528-2908, ask to r George REFRIGERATOR, $80. Pair of new, 7-room Colonial with ev­ time and part-time. Carriage for appointment. PACKAGE store manager in Investment Property LIndon. AU repUes strictly THREE lively kittens looking water ski’s, $10. CaU (149-9064. erything, over 3600 sq. ft. of Pl'EPS, tidewalka, stoos araHa, House, 18 Oak St., Manchester. modern East Hartford store, confidential. graceful living areb. Prime lo­ SECRETARIES — Typists for new homes. Completely For Sol* 70-A TraibU Rucbiic Oir AdvarHstr? firsplaoas, flagstone terraoas. 643-3461. good salary and benefits. cation, top quality and unique needed for work in your area housebroken, ■very playful. Call AU ocnerete repairs, both In­ Write Box "SS" Manchester EAST HARTFORD all brick 4- floor plan makes this an out­ and Hartford. Temporary, fuU- ______643-7129. Boots and Accessories 46 side and outside railings. Land­ MEDICAL secretary for gener­ Herald. family. 4 rooms each aport- standing offering, Hayes Agen­ M -H tir Ar sh m I i s Stnrict scaping. Reasonably priced. q i L O t o j , time or 9-8 p.m. ExceUent pay, O INf kr NIA be. al medical office, 4-day week. ment, built-ine Including air- cy 646-0131, evenings Mr. Han­ 648-0601. Send resume of ^ucaticn and no fee. Staff Builders. 11 Asy­ MEN wanted evenbigs, 8 to 10 °chanlc.® iS ^?^L e U^^iTe. (S n AKC registered tiny lum, Hartford, 378-7610. pupples, 8 weeks old, paper conditioners. 5 years old. An dler, 649-7613. * Frat it HtraM Rtadtrs training to Box R, Manchester p.m. tor Janitorial duties. CaU tact Mr. Gibbs, 876-6248. U a H T trucking, odd Jobs, also "Let me put it this way—how many of you are NOT trabved. Also stud service. 876- ^ 742-7876. i • INt bv LMtod feetmm tredkoH. It. excellent investment. Wolver- Herald. 646-4220. MANCHESTER —CentraUy to of aar classtlla. me. EzUinatea given. 649-7888 LEARN TO USE Salary and .. Call 640-4697. NEWTON H. SMITH A SON- chester Herald. mlng, fishing, unusual offering large lot, fuU cellar. Newly 6 nings and weekends. Apply EIOHT-WEEKS old female mowers, sharpened and re­ Remodeling, repairing, addi­ estimates. CaU 648-1731. Rd. and Wetherell St. Bring iage Peddler, Auctioneer, 420 Paul’s Pizza House, Route 83, Beagle pups, $io. 849-2678. LOOKINO for anything In real ■VERNON — Brand now office at $38,000. H. M. Frechette, painted. $22,600 firm. Owner, HERALD paired. Pick-up service. Do you have an Interest Top rates, overtime, own containers. Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247. SOME tlona, ree rooms, garages, ALL INTERIOR decorating, RockvUle, 2-4 p.m. No phone —------estate rentals — apartmsats, space available at 80 La- Realty, 647-9998. 649-7678. “ Sharpall” , 580 Adams St., porches and roofing. No Job and an aptitude for math? painting and paper har4 :ing. CLERK for retaU store. Inter­ aU benefits. calls. ' ~ STRAWBERRIES — PICK your WANTED — ANTIQUES, used homes, multiple dwellings, no Fayette Square. Rent Includes BANK REPOSSESSIONS 843-0806. too sman. Oii^»A144 Do you . want exceUent SEVEN-ROOM Colonial, 2% tfr BOX LETTERS ExceUent references and rea­ working coadltlooa, fringe esting work. Attemoone and Long range programs. own, Tolland Tpke. and Globe furniture, partial or complete fees. CaU J. D. Real Estate heat, air-conditioning, wall to ATTENnON Teachers — sum­ Articles For Sat* 45 Houses For Sol* 72 ed baths, large family room, 2 1006 OTO coiq>e, 4-apeed. LAWN MOWERS sharpened SAVE MONEY! Fast service. sonable. CaU 289-7314 after 6 benefits and advancement Saturday. Opportunity to earn Lane, between Manchester and estates. CaU 633-2300 days. 046- Associates, Inc., 043-6129. waU carpeting and draperies. FW Ya v mer Jobs, World Book service, t a g fireplaces, plastered walls, and repaired. Engine tune-up. Dormers, room addlttona, ga­ p.m. for a free estimate. opportunities? Training extra money. Apply to Man­ Typewriter, tape E>8LSt Hartford town line. 0004 after 7 p.m. WUl subdivide. CoU 872-0638, MANCHESTER — Just listed, begins immediately. To be­ MANCHESTER TOOL $90 per week and c o m m i s s i o n s . ______TWO-BBDR(X)M duplex, town- full iisulaUcn, porcb, city util­ la f t in y U k n 1067 Lomana convertible, auto­ Picked up and delivered. 040- rages, porches, roofing and ager, Warehouse Outlet Stores, recorder, B-B pistol, telephone weekdays. 6-room Cape. Four bedrooma, B. H. MAGOWAN JR. & Sons, gin you receive. & DESIGN INC. house apartment, $166 per ities, bum-tos, extm large 3- matic, power windows, alr-oon- 7968. aiding. Compare prices. Add- 389 W. Middle Tpke., Manches­ CaU 247-2460 between 9-1 p.m. liivd wire lora*”tric"^e”" STRAWBERRIES — Pick your WANTED — Antique furniture hurry! Only $16,900. H. M. 1HD nw»Af.r> wffl not interior and exterior painting, own, 36 cents quart. Route 86, glass, pewter, oil paintings or montli, heat included. CaU BOLTON-Manchester town line, car garage, near scbocl, treed dUonlny. A-Level Dormer Oorp., 289- PAY DURING TRAININO ter. 649-0968. 130 HARTFORD RD. desk, many old and new Items. Flwihette, Realtors, 647-9993. diaokao the Idantlty of paper hanging. Thirty years MILLER Pharmacy requires other antique Item.;. Any Paul W. Dougan, 049-4636. Rt. 6 and 44-A, large frontage lot, exceUent locatim. Chartes aay adrartlser ualii( box BULLDOZER —backhoe work, 849-0283. 110 Columbus St. AU day Bolton, acroee from School 1067 Tempest Station wagon, 0449. experience, four generations. HAIRDRESSER wanted,...^! u 11 drug store clerks over 21. quantity. The Harrison’s, 643- Leeperaim, 649-7630, 6494106. lattars. Raadera aaswsr- land clearing, septic tanks In­ THE OPPORTUNITY TO SaLmday. Rd. WE HAVE tenants waiting for with building. Ideal tor garden r a n c h —26’ Uving room with automatic, V-8, power Aewring. FTee estimates, fuUy insured. and part-time. Petite Beauty Some rtore experience requir­ liy Mtini boa ads who stalled, drainage fields. Paul LEARN A VALUABLE 8KIIX 8709, 165 Oakland Street. your apartment or house. CaU center, roadside business, re- fireplace, formal dining room, BEAUTIFUL 4-4 duplex with 3- dasira to protaet thair Schendel, 640-0460. 643-7361, 164 Oak Street Salon, 84 Church St., Manches­ ed. Driver’s license. Must be DARK RICH stone free loam, tall outlet, etc. 648-2880. built-lns In kitchen, tour bed­ 1064 Grand Prix, automatic, Paving— Drhrawayt 14-A DRIVER for Ughf deliveries, WANTED to buy — Good Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 649- car garage. Lcuge landscaped Idantlty oaa follow 'Ida And when you successfully ter, 848-0832, 349-0217 after 0. reliable. Full or part-time. No five yards, $16. Sand, gravel, rooms, two fuU baths. Immed- power steering, power brakes. ATTICS and cellars cleaned, BRIGHTER Homes — Painting, part-time, retired person con­ Household Goods 51 used piano fo r student. Call 4636. FOR RENT — Immediate, 6,- lot. Move right in, tor $24,900. I prooadna: NO JOBS too large or too complete the course phone calls. 296 Green Rd., atone, fiU, manure, pool aad iato occupeincy. Only $26,900. odd Jobe, light trucking, decorating, papering, interior OPENING on first shut In our sidered. Apply Lloyd'e Auto 643-6600, 643-1750. 600 square feet of wuehouse Brallhwalte Agency, 040-4698. 1066 CStevTOlet 8«^>er Sport, small, any size paving prob­ Mancheoter. patio sand. CaU 643-9604. THREE ROOMS o f furniture NEW ONE and two-bedroom de­ PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, oaM»inaa yaoT nmiy to and exterior FliUy Insured. A PERMANENT FULXr-TIHE idasma spray department for Parts, 191 Center St. space. Just off Main St., call automatic, power ateering, trees removed and lots clear­ lem we are equipped to 3250. complete, Including ap­ luxe garden type apartments 646-4300. I tha box In an anralope — ed. CaU 040-1704. OaU John Drever, 872-4100, 870- POSITION a taper. Apply in person, Klock EARN EXTRA money. Be a re- Mr. FYechette, H.M. Frechette adBraaa to tka ClaaaWlad bucket seats. handle. 646-3194. Harvey Bros. 60-GALLON Ink drums, suit­ pliances. Call 643-0091. avaUable now. C ^l Paul Paving. 4038. Oo., 1806 Tolland 1 ^ . , Man- Uef manager in one of our re­ able for trash, $2.60 each. 643- Rooms Without Board 59 Agency, 647-9998. SOLID WALLS make a soUd Managar, Ifanebastar VENTILATE — Is your second PAYLOADER operator, steady W. Dougan, Realtor, 649-4636. 1064-1060 Volkswagens, convert­ Apply efaeetor. tail stores. Evenings and week­ 2711. MAHOGANY double be^ famUy. This 7-room Ranch was ■rantiw Herald, iogatbar floor hot? Impossible to get a EDWARD R. PRICE—Painting, NICE BEDROOM for g-sr.tle- FOR RENT ibles and sedans. DRIVEWAYS Sealed — This Is work. 643-0927. end hours avaUable. Must be matching dresser and mirror, BEAUTIFUL 3%-rt)om garden buUt Uke a rock (all brick), with a memo Ustinf the exterior and interior Paper GENERAL office—Perfect tor maii with refe -ences, pr;v,ite good night's sleep? Install an the time to restore the life and FIRST NATIONAL over 21. Teachers and semi - ALUMINUM SHEETS — Used $80. Also single bed, miscellan­ type apartment, ground floor. IVi baths, flreplaced living STAFFCNU) SPBIN06: oompanles you do i NOT automatic roof ventilating fan. hanging. Ceilings, etc. Insured.^ the mature woman who’s look­ EXPERIENCED hydraulic home. Very near cen'er. 21 Houses For Rent 65 want to saa yoor letter. 1066 Mustang, automatic, air- appeararroe of your driveway. STORES, Inc. retired persons welcomed. Ap­ as printing plates. .009 thick, eous items. Make offer. 643- Manchester Garden Apeut- room, lovely lot, on bus line. W BsniBooKftm . Wait Installed and running for $300. 649-1008. ing for a Job without pressure baric hoe operator, steady Church St., 649-4966. Tour latter win be de­ conditioning. For free estimate, call 742- ply In person, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 23x86", 26 cents each or 6 for 8740 after 6 p.m. ments, 16 Fbrest St. All you want and more. Keith Bt. Braad mem t ’teeee Call Everett W. VanDjme, in a smaU East Hartford of­ work. 648-5927. SDC-room house, very comfort­ stroyed U the adrarUser 9487. CONTRACTOR — Interior, ex­ Park and Oakland Avea, Cumberleuid Farms Store, 161 31. CaU 64S-27U Agency, 649-1032, 646-4136. imMs In la one you’re mentioned. 1066 Ctountry Squire wagon, Builder, 648-3308, 346-4781. East Hartford, Conn. fice. Some typing and pubUc SINGER touch and sew, like ROOM for rent, gentleman on- j^a n CHESTER — New 6-room able, 8-bedrooms, convenient terior painting, paper hanging. CUSTODIAN Wanted — Vernon West Middle Tpke., Manches­ ly. Central location, free park­ Oardeo I If not It wm be hudlod automatic, power steering. contact. Salary $90. Fee paid TWO almost now riding lawn new. Sews forward, back­ apartment, unique location, de­ location. Available July 1st. for Discount on wallpaper. CaU PubUc schools. Ebcceltont sal­ ter and Junction Route 44-A ing, references required. Call tag. TOTAL JBLCOmO, In the usual manner. Roofing— Siding 16 by cUent company. Rita Girl, tractors, Bolens with rotary ward, monograms, embroid­ sirable neighborhood, one six months, furnished, $300. per 1067 Bulck Wildcat, all power, 646-8048, Oscar Hebert BEIAUTY is our business, why ary schedule, paid sick leave, smd Route 6, Bolton Notch. 646 8160 or 643-2693. wtOi andi nnlt bnvlM s « 800 Stiver Lane, East Hart­ and snow plow. Other Pennsyl- ers, ect. $85. cash or monthly block from center of town. month. CaU Paul W. Dougan, J air-condtUoning. Household SorvicM ROOFING and Roof Repair. not make It yours too? Wom­ vacation, and insurances. Con­ interior brick walL Mrilt- J EXTERIOR and interior paint­ ford, 038-9410. PUNCH press operators, full or vauiia Panzer with rotary and payments. Fl-ee delivery. 622- Adults only. $166. CaU 648-9181. Realtor, 649-4686. Couglln Roofing Co., Inc., 643- en everywhere %re waiting to tact Mr. G. G. May at 870- 1 TERESA ) In oven, range, refrigera­ OonUct Mir. Bake,233-8716 OffMod 13-A ing and siding. FTee estimates. part-time. Apply In person. snow plow. Trades considered 0476. n07. purchase AVON cosmetics and 2079 or call at the Superin­ ROOM lor rent, gentleman pre­ MANCHESTER ^ 6-room tor, dispasal. basensent Lost ODd Fe— d 1 Call 649-4391. Gayle Mfg. Co., Inc., 1068-C desiring Volkswagens 649-6888. MANCHESTER Green — 3 REWEAVINO Of bums, moth- gifts. CaU 289-4932. tendent of Schools office. Park ferred. Call 643-8788. Ranch, Uving room ■with car­ APARTMENTS laniid^’ and steraga arca. Tolland St., Esist Hartford. SO” GAS STOVE, wHte, very large sunny rooms, second i % SttSJt parmaath. Baoarra POUND —Moi«ral, black, holes, zippers repaired. Win­ BIDWELL Home Improvement H *lp W anted— Mato 36 and School Sts., RockvlUe, peting, one-car attached ga­ 1969 PLYMOUTH Sports Satel­ TOBACX30 cloth for sale, suit­ good condition. $40. Call 646- floor, stove, refrigerator, ref­ ^ One Main Straet ^ now for Jn|y 18 • Bag- 1 brown, and white, female. dow shades made to measure, Co. Ehepert Installation of r e l i a b l e , energetic woman Conn. able for lawns, bushes, trees rage, exceUent location. No lite convertible, V-8, power Floor Rnishing 24 0341. ONE light housekeeping room. erences required. $85. month­ ooeiq^aatgr. Call D o( Warden. MO-45B5. all size Venetian blinds. Keys aluminum siding, gutters and wanted to Uve in. Cleaning and CABINET MAKER and cabbiet and grass. 872-6687, Route SO, pets. $260. per month. L^ase^re- steering, automatic, r ^ beau­ Call 643-4074. ly. CaU $49-0540. \ NOW RENTING j) made while you wait. Tape re­ trim. Roofing installation and FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh baby-sitting. For details call maker’s helper — experienced MACHINIST wanted — Ex­ SltuoHom Wanted— RockvUle. 12x16’ BIGELOW rug with pad. qulred with security payment. CALL LOST —PaaShook No. T787» ty. Can 648-7696 after 4. repairs. 649-6490, 870-9109. 649-4381. corders for rent. Marlow’s. 867 big (specializing in rider year ’round steady work. AU perienced preferred but not Female 38 Three-piece Uving room set. 'THE THOMPSON House — Oot- THREE rooms and tile bath, Call Mr. Murdock, 648-2692, ^ g-bedroom deluxe g a rlics Baidc of Manchester. TAKE SOIL away the Blue Lus­ JAMSS J. OE88AY 1960 AUSTIN Healy, running Main St. 649-0331. floors). Inside painting. Paper benefits. Mionchester 649-6043. neceosary. Apply bt perwm to CaU 643-0438. tage St. centrally located, large heat, hot water, stove, refriger­ 648-6473. apartments trom $166 per Application made for payment ROOFING, aluminum riding, tre way from carpets and up­ ) A7iM)134 D condition, $860. 643-0981 after hanging. No Job too smoU. Mr. Kasevlch at Klock Oo., 1866 pleasantly furnished rooms, ator included. Middle-age — .------. TWO HANDYMEN want a gutters, carpenter work, SO MAYTAG Gas clothes dryer, month.monith. F'eaturingFeaturing all the U FINISH carpenter for local holstery. Rent electric sham­ adults. Security deposit. No 8B V E N -«»in o l^ r solW 0 p.m. John VertaUle, 649-0760 Tolland Tpke., Manchester. TYPING service offered. Call parking. CaU 849-2368 for over­ u o er r — Paaabook No. E 8644 variety of Joba by day or hour. years’ experience. Conneeticut steady employment. All bene­ pooer, $1. Paul’s Paint ft Wall- operational, two-years old. Ex­ Good location. Lot modem oonvenlenoea oonvenlenoes. ]l Savlnga Bank of Manchester. DICTAPHONE 649-2304. night and permanent guest pets. Parking. Newly renovat- condition, Reaaonable. CaU 648-0800, 048- VaHey Construction Oo., 643- fits. Manchester 649-6043. SUPERINTENpENT, 80 apart- paper Supply. ceUent condition. $95. 643-1273. 100x160’ treed. Rent with op­ ( CHEVROLET — 1967 station ed. $126. 15H B. School Street, AppUcatton made for payment 8392. 7180. Free estimate. rates. wagon, standard shift, new Bonds— Stocks— ment units, nearing completion WOMAN will oare for small across from East Side Rec. tion to buy. $286 per month, Raymond F. and x N O nC E TYPIST in Manchester, salary plus ABOUT 260 Industrial, used SEWING MACHINES — singer $166 returnable per month In accordance with the pro­ LOST — Paaebook No. W 4007 tires. Clean. Excellent condi­ LIGHT TR U CK m a, bulk dellv- ROOFING, Siding, Aluminum Mortgages 27 child In my registered home ROOM with kitchen privileges, apartment. Cali Jarvis Enter­ fluorescent light fixtures, 2- automatic zig-zag, excellent upon purchase. CaU 872-6669 or Louis C. Domato J Swrtnga Bank of Manchester. tion. 742-9028. ery, yards, attics, cellars clean­ glitters. Carpentry, additions, any hours. 643-0164. central location. Mrs. Dorsey, NEW plush one and 2-bedroom ( visions of Section 16-63 of the Mo r t g a g e s , loans, first, sec­ Refrigeration prises, 643-4112 for appoint­ bulbs, 4'. Ideal for factory, ga­ condition. Makes buttonholes, apartments, waU to wall car­ 649-4342. By appointment. Dervttopers and Ownera AppUcadon made for payment. ed and removed. Also odd Jobs. remodeling and rec rooms. PART TIME 9 A.M. TO 14 Arch St. General Statutes, Revlsiaa of I960 FORD Mustang con­ ond, third, aU kinds, realty, ment or write 288 East Center GIRL would like Job evenings, rages, warehouses, home ■work hems, embroiders, etc. Orig­ pets, dishwasher, appliances. _____ Model Open DaUy, 1-6 ft 1968, notice is hereby given 644-8962. Free estimates. R. Dion, 643- 1 P.M. shops, rec rooms, $3. each and Ranch, vertible, V-8, standard shift. statewide. Oedlt rating un­ St., giving experience, ref- cleanli^ beauty salons. CaU inally over $300., 8 monthly LARGE comfortable room dou­ air-conditioning. Starting at BEAUTIFUL 6-room ( p.m. Or By Appointment J? that the Connecticut Aeronau­ 4352. Mechanic up. Dlscoimte 10 or more. Al­ payments of $8.60 each or pay- clean, garage, $200 Ehccellent condition. $1,300. LET ME help clean around necessary, reasonable. Confi­ 6 DAYS—20 HOURS erenoea etc. 646-2612. ble closet space, next to bath, $165 per month. Call Paul W. Rentals By X tics Commission wlU bold a CaU 649-4466 after 0:80. dential, quick arrangements. so heavy ' duty metal stock 351 cash. 622-0931 dealer. gentleman. Please call 649- monthly. 643-2961. N your home or lot. I have chain WEEKLY Dougan Realtor, 649-4638. Person must be experienced TWO WATCHMEN tor week- public . hearing in the Board r i d e w a n t e d to and from saw, pick-up truck and can Roofing and ' Alvin Lim ^ Agency, 027-7971, shelving. Gremmo ft Sons 0719. PAUL W. DOUGAN^ . 1964 HILLMAN Supermlnx This progressive multi-line in traotor traUer gas and endsi Saturday and Sunday, LObKING for housework by the MOVING — Britannica Encyclo­ ( Room of the Town HaU, Orren- Central C om . Staje College 983 Main Street, Hartford. Five- Sales, 810 E. Middle Tpke., TWO f BEDROOM Apartment, do mamy repsilr Joba you Just Chimnoys 16>A diesel refrigeration units. pedias; leather top mahogany LARGE furnished room for Connectlcut, on the 16th daily from Manchester. Call 4-door sedan, automatic, good nbigA 283-6879. , Insurance Co. has opened prefer retired policeman or day. CaU 640-2089 after 6 p.m. Manchester. 649-9963. stove, ample storage, parking. ^ 649^535 anytime J ^ can’t seem to get done. CaU Position Is with large com­ desk; Puritron air purifier; rent, parking, male only. $16 Out of lown day of July 1969 at 8:00 p.m. 649-6096. condition. Four new tires. $300. ROOFTNO — Specializing re­ a branch in Manchester. security personnel. CaU BUI Conveniently located. Rental 643-7990, anytime. SECOND MORTGAGE — Un- pany offering exceUent FROM wall to ■wall, no soU at stereo tape recorder; formica weekly. Call 644-0123 after 6. For Rent 6 6 V—^ This hearing wiU be held to 643-6466. pairing roofs of all kinds, new Pleaseint working conditions Irving, 870-3886. agreement, ' security. Palmer Ilmited funds available tor sec­ wages and fringe benefits. aU, on carpets cleaned with kitchen set; bedroom fumi------permit intereeted parties to be C PERIOD CLASS: Mercl LAWNS maintained. Rubbish roofs, gutter work, chimneys and fuU participation In Ub- Realty. 643-6321. ond mortgagee, payments to Please submit resume to PART-TIME man, service route Situations Wanted— Blue Lustre. Rent electric iture; electric hedge cutters; CLEAN fumtehed room. FVee heard concerning the applica­ boaucoup! QucUe gentUlesse! taken to the dump. Odd jobs. cleaned and repaired. 80 yean’ eral employe benefits pro­ EAST Hartford, small edtage NOTICE suit your budget. Expedient P.O. Box 1483, Hartford, work, three or four days a M ol* 39 shampooer $1. Manchester records. Many Items, every­ wasber and dryer, free kitch- CXILONIAL Oak Apartments, tion of Mr. Fred A. Patten of Au revolr et bonnes vacances. Traitors— 649-1868 sifter 6 p.m. experience. Free 'estimates. gram. OaU before 1 p.m. for furnished, electric water heat­ TOWN OF EAST HARTFORD service. J. D. Realty, 648-0129. Conn. week, 8-12 noon, 849-1890 tor Hardware ft Supply, 877 Main thing reasonable. 37 Jordt St., en privUegee, free parking. 2-bedroom Townhouses, ap­ Coventry to establish a private Mobil* Hom*s 6-A CaU Howley 64S-0861. 644- appoinbnent. er, tiwwer, parking. Prefer EAST HARTFORD, appointment. FAMILY MAN Interested In at., 648-4426. 643-0061. Palmer Realty, 643-6321. pliances, utllitiee, plus many seaplane base on the east sbore 8388. older gentleman. 628-2616. CONNECTICUT CAMPERS—Camel tent trailers sales opportunity any field, or extras. $185. Deluxe one bed­ Building^- ' MR. JOHN DALONE ELEX7TRICIAN — EliU-time, CENTRAL —Clean room for INVTTA’nON TO BID of (toventry (Wangumbaug) Automobltos A and tents for sale or rent. June Business Opportunity 28 FDUR COLLEGE students tor an association wtth an aU-llnes PICNIC tables, all sizes and THREE-PIFXJE ■vinyl den set, Contracring 14 ROOFTNO, Gutters, Chimneys— (203) 649-6301 steady employment, insurance gentleman, separate entrance room. includes appliances, ON THE FOLLOWING Lake, (toventry, Connecticut. Special — New camel dunes sales work, 2-8 months. Salary Insurance agency in Manohes- styles. $26 and up delivered. W. 3-months old. Price $176. Call sfimBn f ! A ^ Credit very bad? New and repairs our special­ benefits, paid hoUdays and. and bathroom, parking. 649- utilities, $146. Call superinten- Three (3) NEW MODEL F 260 H. B. Wetherell, Director trailer Including trailer, CEMENT WORK — No Job too plus commission. F\>r personal ter aiea. Write Box "DD” , Zlnkcr, Wlndsorvllle Rd El- 649-1144 after 6 p.on. dant, Mr. Morcncy., 646-1371. Resort Property Bankrupt, repoesession? Hon­ ty, 20 years experience. FTee vacation. CaU between 8 a.m. 4266. PICK UP TRUCUCS OR EQUAL Conn. Dept, of Aeronautics est Douglas accepts lowest freight, 2 mattresses, dining small, sidewalks preferred. SAFECO interview call Mr. ColUns. 637- Manchester Hefald. llngton. 876-0397. For Rent 67 estimates. Call Roy Kanehl, and 0 p.m. 644-2421. 3119. CUSTOM made draperies, slip WITH SIDE PACKS down, smallest payments, any­ canopy, spare tire and wheel, Call 742-9791. 643-0303 alter 6 p.m. AVAILABLE inRNISHED air - conditioned apartment 21 INSURANCE covers and reupholstering. Florence SI., no appliances, MI8QUAMICUJT, Rhode Island, Sealed bids will be received im iT A T IO N where. Not smaU loan finance $476. Richens TraUer Sales, A FEW POSITIONS now avaU- CUSTODIAN Lane mainten­ Help Wanted — Mol* or Fem^ ^ twin bedroom. Some meals. CUSTOM craft cabinets, vani­ COMPANIES Budget terms. Established in $100. Adult couple, no pets, 4H rooma, fully furnished, at the office of the nirchasing company plan. Douglas Mo­ Somers Rd., Rt. 190, Stafford able in our staff at Manches­ ance, nights. Apply bi person. Females preferred. Private ties, rec rooms, bars, etc. De­ NOW 1945. Days, 624-0164 evenings. security depoalj;, 643-4761. heated, $120 weekly. CaU 648- Agent 740 Main Street, East TO BID tors, 346 Main. Springs, Conn. 1-684-3287. Mimnary, 164 E. Center St., ter Drive-In Theatre. Ctdl eve­ Holiday Lanes, 39 Spencer St., home. Near bus, coUege, shop­ signed and made to your needs. 649-7690. Hartford, ■ Connecticut, untU Manchester, Conn. nings 649-6000, ask for Mr. Manchester. ping. 13 Green Hill St., 647- 0491. TOWN OF VERNON 1967 PLYMOUTH, 8-seat wag­ Plastic laminating, what would Drassmaking 19 TEXACO SERVICE Wllaon. THURSDAY, JULY 10. 1969 at BOARD OF BDUCA'nON ANTIQUE 3-drawer pine cot­ 1946. GARDNER LAKE —Arrow­ on, alr-condltioner, V-8, auto­ Garage— S*rvic*— you like covered? 849-7581 after ORESSMAKINO and altera- STATION ------V------HAIRDRESSERS— Wanted fuU MALE &. FEMALE 11:00 a.m., and will be opened The Board of Education of BURNER service man or com­ tage chest, reflnished, $50. 649- Furnished head Grove cottages. Flree bro­ matic, power steering, radio, 5 p.m. tions, zippers replaced etc MOTHER’S helper to Uve-in for and p€irt-time. Carriage House, ROOM FDR rent, kitchen and read at that time and place the Town of Vernon, Connecti­ Sforag* 10 Adams and HiUiard St. pany to do indepent^t oil 6646. Apartments 63-A chure. 637-1666, 848-7178. treSer-hltoh. 643-2880. Call 649-4811 summer, two weeks at Gape 18 Oak St., Manchester, 648- privileges, laundry facilities. for the above mentioned com ­ cut, wUI receive sealed bids DORMERS, garsLges, pordies, burner service. Write’ to Box Openings for skUled and unskilled workers on oU three Manchester, Conn. in August. Boys 5 and 6, $20 2461. CLEAN, USED refrigerators, lady only. After 4:30 call 649- EFFICIENCY apartment, com- GIANT’S NECK Helghta Edge- modities and service. for Painting—Interior and Ex-j 1966 PLYMOUTH, 4-door sedan. rec rooms, room additions, “ E E ", Manchester Herald. GARAGE for rent 118 Main St.. FOR ALTERATIONS neaUy weekly, OH days. Glastonbury, ■stma Comptmy paid Insurances, up to 3 weeks vacation, raises, automatic washers ■5129. Dlet<»lvpletely furnished, stove, re*re­ wood Rd. 4 room COttagG, 3 Information for bidders, spe- terior. V-8. automatic, radio, power kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, EXPERIENCED Bridgeport, *8. 646-2426. 9 - 5. and reasonably done in my with guarantees, ^ e them at frigerator, hot water. Apply baths, large sundeck, modem clflcatlons, proposal and con- Bids wiU be received at the steering, extra wheels, good siding, general repairs. Quality This 3-bay Colonial fa­ ~-683-1801, anytime. LATHE operator. Jig bore engine lathe, and heU-cuch home, call 643-8760. profit Sharing and pension plam B.D. Pearl’s Appliances. 649 and clean. Sleeps 7, $100 week- tract forms are available at office of the Superintendent of condition. 643-2880. GARAGE for rent. New St., $8 workmanship. Financing avail­ cility available to the right operators, second shift, ex­ welders. Apply H ft B TVx)l Marlow’s, 887 Main St. BABY SITTER—Mature women Main St. CaU 643-2171 Apartments— Flats— ly. July 5-19. 742-8637. the office of the Purchasing Schools, Park and School per month. Call 644-0123 after able. Economy BuUders, Inc., DRESSMAKING and men and man. High traffic count, perienced men only. LeMi and Engineering, 168 Forest 1966 FORD, 4-door custom to com e In or your home to Apply now at Cheney Brothers, Inc. Tenements 63 ’TWO-ROOM apartment, all Agent, 740 Main Street, East Streets, RockvlUe, Connecticut 643-6159. 872-0647 evenings. women's alterations done in S ■ 4. H . Green Stamp fran­ Corp., 1 SntcheU Dr., 643-2862. St., Manchester. Model Home Flimiture 5 p.m. care for two children under 2 utilities, gentleman preferred. CHALEn" — Five rooms on Hartford. 2 sedan, V-8, automatic, radio, my home. CaU 289-0162. chise, excellent n^hbor- until 12:00 noon Wednesday, 81 Cooper HUl Street, Mancl^ester, CJonn. 8 ROOM HOUSEFUL Call 649-9686. Lake Wlimlpesaukee. Available 2 power steering, extra wheels, REMA Construction Oo. Altera­ hood backup. Anyone qual­ years old for working mother, The right Is reserved to re- July 2nd, 1969, and then at said Monday - FMday. Prefer ex­ 19 PIECES FIVE-ROOM apartment, $125. July 6th and July 13th. Call tires. 648-2880. Motorcyctos—• tions, remodeling, additions, ified caU 068-96(X) or write BOL’TON—Hu'ee nicely furnish­ Ject any or all. or any part of place and time publicly opened, perienced. CaU 643-6486. $297 Security, deposit, 640-2814. 643-0188V fter 6 p.m. repairs. FTee estimates. Call Moving— ^1 rucking— Opportunity, Box 231, East ed rooms. New stove, reitol Bowing Service Manag- .ment, $136 per month. CaU don tor any use. 046-343$ trom family, Manchester or Bolton By John Torpey, er, 346-3140, If toU, caU coUecL 043-8000 after 0 p.m. I to 6 p.m. a n a . l-43$-7600. Purcboalni^ Agent fA C B TWB NTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., 'mURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1969 PAGE TWENTY-THREE H o u sm For Soto 72 H o u s m For Solo 72 H o m o s For Solo 72 O ut of Towu Farms For Sdo 76 Co-Officer Vernon F o r S o lo 7 5 NEW LISTING — Lovely six ___ ANDOVER — Older rix-room Canada May , ^ , I CLASSIFIED ~ room Colonial on a really NEW USTINO —Three fam ily BARN EXTRA Income w i t h ------Colonial with now hM tlng Says Ramsey n ^ T J Rockville Library TV-Radio Tonight private treed, shrubbed and near center. Generous aised thla 8-family home In Vernon, CX3VENTRT — New 7-room system. 00 acres of fields end Raised Ranch. Assumable 7 wooda. River hum through CeUMemorial landscaped lot. Central loca­ rooms, modernized build- fully occupied and a good Return ^ n d tion. Buy with or-Avithout an ing. Tree shaded private equKy builder. Only $25,900. per cent mortgage. Select your property. Large amount of colon now. Only $26,800. Frontage on thrso Efficient ADVERTISING extra lot. Mid twenties with grounds. Phllbrlck Agency, Wolverton Agency, Realtors, To Indians Gifts for Books TeleviHon Realtors, 646-4200. 640-2813. Patok, Realtors, 289-7475, 649- roads, some sonad for busl- extra lot, low twenties without. 6827, 742-8243. SUBIC BAT, Philippines (AP) (Continued from Page fine) 5:00 ;$) BuikiTk law t’a flarvaatai* of Sw CLA8SDIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Belflore Agency, 647-1413. “““* noas. Hurry. Hayss Agsncy, The RockvlUe Public Ubrar^* i-33) MDu Dooctaa MANCHESTER — Two-family An excellent 646-0131. — Lt. (J.g.) Ronald C. Ramsay, has recently reoelvtd on addi­ ■■H err Ofttfin 10) lAIArvd tWtibooA 8 AJL to 4:S0 PJI. location Is Just one of the many HEBRON —6)4-room Ranch, bunch Ot bandits In the pravtoce Perry 1_____ Aftw.Dtapqr.Movie RECENTLY LISTED — 6-room duplex, four rooms each aide, ’ ** ^ * the young officer of the deck of tional $200 from Fred T. Dowd- Buperheroee aniinr-j fine features of this spacious full basement,basement. 4 bedrooms, ------— ——------— TTas n of Quebec.” This Is the Lire ■nvlh or Ooasequs___ Cape with two full baths. Oa­ separate hating, good invest­ But Chretian strensed the pur­ ing of 29 (Jhestnut St., for the OOPT CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. m ent at (24,800. Call Paul W. 11-room Oolonlal that offers large kitchen with bullHna, W ontod— Ruol EstOtU 77 ™ ooUhSTwIttr^ .... Xunetere 7:80 I) Folk Onitar rage, partially finished rec pose of the new government pol­ Ella Yost Dowding F i^ start­ 40) F Troop Delia Raeoa Show room. Treed and shrubbed lot, Dougan, Realtor, 648-46SB. five-bedrooms all on the second largo bathroom with double ____^ Anaemii.n oArriar Maihnunw ed In memory o f his mathnr. 5:36 40) Weather Movla of the Week «:M rJL DAT BBP(«E PUBUOATION floor and rtHI a walk-up atOc. sink, laige rtone fireplace. 2 ^ELLmG TOUR H O ^ icy Is to give the Indians all the 6:80 ,40) Truth or Coaseaueocee Tliuradar Night at the Bowers School area. 0)4 per freedom that Canadian citizen­ This money will be used in X» i; .a Navy FUm Jovles De*MM l*r Salwlajr and Maaday Is 4:M p.m. Friday ■me first floor has a large acre wooded lot, 2 ^ e heat, J>Tomvt 80) F Tiuro 303360) DaaM Bootm cent mortgage can be assum­ ship tmpUes, and they would be the same manner as the Ini­ front-toback Uv^ room, a wall-to-waU carpeUng. Call Lt. Robert M. Hflti, 2B. 18) Dennia the Menace 8-40) Inytng Non ed with sizeable down pay­ under provincial oonlTOI only to tial gift, tor the purchase of ,8) I Lore Lacy 34) AB&a ot Boating ment. Aluminum storms and CAPE COD ^•leled sunporch. a formal 649-9684. Realty. 64»-9e23.______^ u.S Navy Reserve books for the Junior Library. 5:46 (24) Friendly Giant - That — - DIAL 643-2711 the extent that aU other Cana- 6:00 (M-10-12) News, Weather, Be*' screens, 4 bedrooms possible. ----- — ------— ALL CASH tor your property aboard the Evans, told invsstl- dlanB are under provlnctal con- EMch book purchased wlU bear sporta. laher Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. Built in 1966 on acre wood­ en ^ leads to a specious pan- BOLTON - 5H-room Ranch ^thln 24 hours. Avoid rod Ups. at the official huiulry (40) Newabeat K#pt troJ.. a memorial book plate dertgned 3OS60) IronAT ed tot. Offering three or four eled family room, m e base- with attached garage, one half instant sarvles. Hayss Agsncy, ^ito the collision here, that hs by Dowding. (M) Mlaterogera Neighbor­ 9:00 Mama Oaaa SoeoM BIG DUPLEX — 6-6 in con- block from boating and swim Under the government propos­ hood C m H u w c I From Prtcoding Fogt bedrooms with raised hearth ment has a finhdied rec room. 646-OlSl was to have relieved Ramsay at During the past week the (S ) Highllghta Thursday NIM fUS^ venlent East Side location 1% There are 2H baths, three niing,ming, WDoaeawooded loi,lot, sis.vuu$18,900 laxesUkea ______— ------ohmS is mlniitaa al, the todlans woiM get owner­ (18) Leave it to Beaver ) News In glerapectlve fireplace, walk-out base­ ship of the S million acres of re­ library has also been the bene­ (80) McRale’a Navy 9:80 1030-3360) Dragnet _ baths on each side. Three — ment, breezeway, garage, fireplaces, bullt-tais, two-car It. PhUbrtek Agency. Realtors, BUTBRS waiting for you to 10:00 10-30-2360) Dean JflkrtlD Show H oksos For Soto 72 servation land they now occupy. ficiary of a sum of money from (30) Open Mike 8) 'Iha Outcast H ow t For Solo 72 yes — three gardes. Separate formal dining room. Excel­ attached garage, large weH 646-4200. call. Paul J. CorrenU Real Cal 6:06 (40) T T aineet Strip MOst of this acreage is in (Que­ the Ouidottl family of 88 Ham­ News heating systems. Truly a fine lent value for $24,900. landscaped yard convenient to 6:80 (S) Frank Reynolda It Tilraa a TTSef ICANCBBSTER — Henry St. investment. Belflore Agency, SOUTH WINDSOR bec. Ontario, Manitoba, Alberta, mond St., in memory of Alfred (18) Favorite Martian (MUgue older S-roocn Ooloidal. Needs MANCHESTER — Just listed everything. Priced in the upper "SOLD” ks what oounts. If you a number of times and "when- A. Guidottl. This gift wiU be (34) What’a New 10:80 TanGWty Mtovie 647-1413. 40’s. U A R Realty Oo., Inc., Saskatchewan and British Co­ (10-23.m Huntley-Brinkley 11:00 03360-40) Naws, Sportl decorating, but location well six-room Cape, garage, nice GIGANTIC COLONIAL want to sell your house; oaMi ever Ramsey passed on tbs used tor the purchase of non-fic­ (8-13) Walter (hunkite 643-2692. R. D. Murdock Real­ 8-room over-sized Oolonlal lumbia. eother (CO wcrili It. Liow 20's. H. M. yard, city utilities. Only $23,- THE CLEANEST Cape we’ve In on our contacts. We can watch to mo, I had a oompIeU tion books In fields In wMch (30) Oanadlan Film (30) Detaotivea 000. H. M. Frechette, Realtors, PHILBRICK tor, 648-6472. on a lovely terraced lot. SO Some of these reserves have 6:46 (30) Newa 11:36 Hatradai’ Staitlfht FradMtte, Realtors, 647-8993. ever seen! Garage, 1)4 baths, sell your house. Join our aat- picture” of the attuatton. Hs Ouidottl was Interested. I?) ilataop 647-9993. ft. first floor family room, tremendous development poten­ 7:00 (18) What’e My Line U:80 (8-40) Joey paneled den. Central location, MVNCHESTER — Cufo four- Isfied customers. . -Call' t» said Ramsey always gave him ((B-SMO) New*, Weather, U0306B-aO) Tordgbtaflgr* ' l^rCVCainlly, 6A. New roof, alu- over-sized dining room, 18 tial or rtch oil and mineral de- Sports 13) Lata Movla lovely treed lot. Completely AGENCY rooni Ranch on wooded double today. Keith Heal EsUte, 649- "excellent” briefings. minnm storms and screens, MANCHESTER — Walk to ft. m aster bedroom, bullt- poeits. But under the Indian Act Noisy Parade On redone inside and out. We’ll lo£ near bus and 'hopping. 1922, 646-4126. Ramsey, 24, of Ixmg Beach, SEE SATUBDAY'S TV WEEK FOB OOMPLBTB URfNOS luge lot, center of town, $23,- schools and shopping from this ins, etc. 6% assumahle an3dhilng done -with th e lande re­ risk our reputation on the con­ $15,900. Meyer Agency, Real­ ------CaHf., who w as w arned iM quires Chretien’s approval, and BBMENT, lU. (AP) — Be- •00. O ersrd Agency, Realtors, 7-room Cape with attached ga­ REALTORS mortgage. Immediate oc­ ------was suspected of negligently ha- dition of this one. PleMe let tor, 643-0609. cupancy t! $33,900. Please private hiVeStoni have been re­ ment’s on-again, off-agaln calU- •6t4M 0, 649-0638. rage. Formal dining room, zarding a ship of the armed Radio us show you through it! Bel­ Call 649-6306, 875-6611. 9 "O J luctant to supply capital for pro­ thiimpian parade will be on this fireplaced living room. Excel­ MANCHESTER — South End. forces, has invoked constitution­ (This listing Inoludea only thoee newa broadcasts af 16 or 11 BCANCHEISTER — New 7-room flore Agency, 647-1413. 646-4200 jects ar fireplace, lormal dining room, THREE-BEDROOM Colonial big rooms with room for more. ,.ernm ent aUlows, and this Is no parades since the first one was 8:00 Qaallghl 13:16 Sign Off lonlal on a shaded and shrub­ high 20’a. Hayes Agency, 648- Manchester 649-5306 the board how CPO Charles W. held In the 1800s, but the custom w n ^ i a s t large family styled kitchen, Cape, 23' living room, f I r e- Ideal home for the family that tonger aoceptaMe to them,” 13:00 QuM Houn bed lot with wall to wall car­ 0131. New York dnnlngton, a hospital corpsman died years ago. W Tor—iiv 1:00 Alternoon BdlUon two fuH baths, two-car garage, place, dishwasher, family needs to stretch out. Moderate­ said Oiretlien. “They now want 6:00 Damiy (Baytoa 8:16 Market Report peting, aluminum storms, BOLTON — Seven room Ranch from Orange Park, Fla., helped It was revived In 1066 for the 6:30 Weather room, garage. Double A zone. ly priced at $25,000. Wolverton $14,900 — real control, and the govern­ 8:00 Dick Beameriot baasment has huge stone fire- screens and doors, oversized AttracUve 5-room offering three bedrooms, first NEW TORK (AIP) — Hie 10 men crawl through a hatch In Bement centennial celebration, 9:00 BUI Love 8:36 Strtrtly Sparta plaoe ideal for finished rec One acre treed lot. Offering garage and a tastefully finish­ Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. home, 2 bedrooms, dining floor family room or fourth body of Judy Garland was re- yjg forward section o< the sev- ment believes they should have 1:00 Gary Girard 8:36 Afternoon Kditlaa complete privacy. $27,900. Own­ then died again. Now, city fa­ 7:00 Accent 6> room. Good location. $40,900. ed rec room, and you have a room, hot water baseboard bedroom, two full baths, fire- turned to New Tork early today. gj^lp, then failed to get out It.” thers are plaiuiing a rebirth. 6:00 Newa 7:16 Now U d R Realty Co.. Inc., 643- er, 643-8134. versy desirable property. Love- MANCHMTER —Ovei^^ ® heat, , attached'garage.K1 _flTAir&fA. _ . Hutch"Hutch- .UlftCIb.place, ----- „garage.------DnOn nmrwlAylwooded --- 11ZIH ------Except------tor------the tolnriVAi-'asinger’s------daugtv-- nimaeuhimself.* As an interim measure, Chre­ 6:16 Speak D*> 7:36 David Brinkley Webster defines calllthumplan 6:00■■ News1 7:30 News of the world S(n R. D. Murdock, Realtor, ly neighborhood. Early occu- Realtors, 649-5324. acre tot. Only _$26,900. Phil- ter. Liza MiraieUl, only poUce, forward section and tien said, the government in­ 8:16 Speak ^ Barttoir 7:60 Joe GaragMa MANc S e STER — Two-story os "pertalidng to a loud, bois­ 6:46 Lowell n to m u 8:00 Fop OoncMt •43-6472 pancy. Belfiore Agency, 647- tends to provide $50 million over terous parade, with' blowing of 6 5 home, two baths, 4-5 bedrooms, 9.» N^tbeat 6:66 F h l Rlisuto room, walk-outVaUoTExcient PARK - Cape Cod. ^ ” the next five years for economic central location. Newer fur­ 1413. tin horns and other dtscoidant 7:00 The World Toolgh 10:80 Analngiie JUST LISTED — The most condlUon. Don’t wait. H.M. ?-en rooms, possible five ------from S t S ^ L arry I. development of Indian commu­ 7:30 Frank GlOord 11:00 News, Weather, Sports nace. Lot of house for $20,500. bedrooms, fireplace, treed tot. HEBRON - SpoUeos aluml- ^ . . noises.” 7:80 Speak Dp Sport* 11:80 Other SUe of (ha £(87 immaculate home you will ever PRICED BELOW market for Frechette, Realtors, 647-9993. nities. see, beeiutlfully decorated with Hayes'" Agency, 646-0131. fast sale! Seven room Colonial City uUllUes. $23,600. Phllbrlck num sided 4-bedrwm 4-bedroom C a p e ® MaUlay, 42, said Oannlagton modem kitchen and bath, wall Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. on wooded acre lot, Hiifu built Building shortly oefore 1 was one of 11 men in a darkened MANCHESTER — Immaculate In desirable Manchester Green a.m. to w al carpeting stays, garage. 1962, all electric kitchen, fire­ compartment after the riilps 4-bedroom Dutch Oolonlal on area. Fireplaced living room, PLAIN AND FANCY Lira waited in a heavily collided Jtme 8. He said Can- Nicely landsci4>ed lot. $25,800. large formal dining room, place, fenced bass pond, Im' Phllbrlck Agency, Realtors, park-like 3 acres with pond, The price Is PLAIN but the 73 ml^latT'wTeyer Agm^, ^ ^ garage, work bam. All alumi­ bright airy kitchen. Clean as Lots For Sale ' “ 0609 building while Mickey Deans, round up (he men and had (hem 646-4300. a hound's tooth. Compare any­ extras are FANCY. New num sl^ng, underground wlr wall-to-wall carpeting In­ BOLTON LAKE — Vernon, ____ ^ e n t e c t a l n e r ’e fifth husbcuid, line up in front of the compart- A mectianlc staits repair woik on a truck cnana owned by FOUR bedrooms, older 7-room Ing. A veritable show place where! A "Must See’ situa­ treed lots, 600’ to water, pav- CXIVBNTRY — Attraotlve 2- and the Rev. Peter Delaney, ment’a only hatch, BrunlaUl CkHuftructlon C!o. 'which was heavily dam aged by •van­ tion. Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. cluding the bath. Recently home with lots of improve­ Bel Air Estate, Vincent A remodeled and decorated. ed town accepted road. Priced bedroom Ranch, ameelte who married the couple three ConnlngttHi etood at the eixl of dals at 1h» Rt. 6 construction site laM night. VBndhls not only Machinery on Rt. 6 Project ments too many to mention, Boggini, Realtor, 643-9332. THE MOST immaculate Green Pour large rooms down, to sell. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. dri've, garage, sim room, lake months ago, stepped from the the Une and was the only man smashed oGt glass in the cab of (he crane, but also poured large lot, dead end street, own­ Manor Ranch we’ve ever seen! three large bedrooms up. ------privUegee, $13,600. 742-7869. plane. who didn’t make (t out of the soiul and gravel In the fuel danks.and ruined (he radtotor by Said Extensively Damaged er aiarious, $21,000. Wolverton Imagine wall to wall carpeting Close to everything. raCHLAND P ark A rea — Large ------Deans looking pale, waited un- hatch, M alilay said. Two other punching holes wHh a steel rod. (Herald phbto by Pinto.) lot, could be divided into two ^ “T Hartford — By o'wner, 4- qjq otjier pEuysengers left and petty officers In the com part­ Agency Realtors, 649-2813. CONVENIENT CAPE in five of the six beautiful Extensive damage was done have not yet been settled. Al- building lots. City utilities. $10,- bedroom Colonial, low SO’s. plane to ment drowned after getting out rooms. Lovely treed yard, con­ laat night to three pieces of beat Brunalll, the ftrm'’s owner, MANCHESTER KEITH AGENCY 000. Ask for Mr. Phllbrlck, Priced for quick sale. 668-4488. watch as the burlap-covered of (he hatch, he safO. New Listing. There are 4- venient location. Owner willing machinery belonging to the Bru- Is still talking with the union DON’T LOOK bedroom possibilities in this to help with financing. Belfiore 646-4126 649-1922 Pbllbrick Agency, Realtors, h EBRON — Miniature eatote transferred to the Malj^y, who was bom In the nalli CJonstruction Oo. of South- leaders, he said. any further. Nine-room full MO-4200. 6)4-room Ranch on approxl- hearse. Hien he and the Rev. PhlUp^M bift nw ^ a l^ e Dempsey ns 6-room Cape. Some of the Agency, 647-1413. Ington where the machines were Dot. Lt. Joseph Sartor of (he dormer Cape. Smallest bed­ other features include a fire­ room is 13x10’. Fhmily ------MANCHESTER -Two lots 100 hvo-acre lot. Small was Euileep when the crash kept overnight on the Rt. 9 con- Manchester PoMco Department place and an oversized ga­ BIG COLONIAL on Bigelow NEW LISTING room, rec room, office, Cape Cod xl30’ and 85x200’. Priced at “any other fea- structlon site near S. Main St., said (bis morning, ”We got a rage. Bus stops in front of Street! Seven and one-half home, 6 rooms, 3 or 4 bed- 14 500 and 16 500 Earle tores. Elarle The heerse drove to the Madl- threw him out of his bunk.___ large dining and living Everett Real police said. little something to go on.” He house. Priced in 20's. Owner eon Avenue funeral chaipel "The ship Tax Proposal AU the glass on a truck ig in charge of the case, room. Two air-oondiUoners, Everett Real Estate, 643-7019. E state, 648-7019. where a private funeral wUl be Mrt to the starboara^ mde,__^ne is,moving to Florida and is rage. Many other features In- sun porch, garage, city utUi- crane was smashed. Its radUv "Primarily, we''Ve got • to city uUUUes. Walk to schools TOLLAND — Im m aculate 5)4 held Friday. The body wiU He In “L^zekers (ConUn'ned from P age One) anxious. Exclusive with . . . eluding wall to waU carpeting, ties. $23,900. Phllbrlck Agency ► 10AQ fSftnrirnJ AMOmblv in- tor was badlyDeAUy punoLurvu,pimotured, oiiuand WawCElwateh Wlothe piBX?plaoe,” he said, "It and porkade. Mid 30's. Jim Close to hospital. Belflore ReEdtors. 646-4200. room Ranch. Large treed lot. a giass-oovered coffin for public "trewn all over. TOe riB pvw Florence, 649-6306. necticut Is now at the point when . in hw enrnoratton P'*'- *® *“®' oouW be Mds.” Agency, 647-1413. Our of Town Partial rec room. Assumable viewing from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. already w Its s id e . . . w a te r said BninalU’s in 1971 Its only alternative -if tax from 6% per cent to 8 per and In the^. DeUaBltta e J PETER F. GRADY SEVEN-ROOM home, excellent Fof Sfllo 7 5 6)4 per cent mortgage. Look today and 8 a.m . to 11 a.mi. Pri- ^ a a coming in very fast, It wishes to continue the pro­ All the -wires on two welding world wUi continue wllhout the J B & W NEW LISTING - Six - room condition. 2-car garage, land- ______and compare. Only $23,600. Col- day. ------cent, an increase In the sales Colonial on tree shaded lot. scaped lot, close to schools. HEBRON — Pour years old 6' gram s It Is aiocuritomed to — Is Vrom a 6 t*w to 5 n er rnAchlnes w ere ripped out and dam aged machines. Mtost of the BARROWS and WALLACE Co. REAL ESTATE , __ , . ,, . . ------~ ------. It and Wagner Realtors, 643- About 46 persons were on n 1 -11 the estabUshmont Of an income ' the radlatore punctured. workere were back on the Job " Marion E. Robertson, Realtor, Ranch, 1)4 baths, beauU- 9088. 875-3396. hand at the funeral chapel when R oC K V llle Manchester Parkade out basement. Three tax .” ^ ^ ^ 5^ ^ The cost cf repair might be today. Projects ware reschedul- M anchester 649-5306 643-2594 arge 643-6953. ful rec room, large lot 5 , ____, the hearse arrived Eit 1:46 a.m. bedrooms. Enclosed porch. A. ______one-m^ an...... revolt...... In favorJ of auto trade-in eikvumtwwnallowanoee, mnan into- *®>*'**®- according to Aldo ed..______to -work around the loss of Quiet residential area. Mid- MANCHESTER — Tlmrod Rd- “'S.TM.lJ.mr.rb.”: hospital Notes an liKomei tax was staged In the , .. . . DeUaiBitta, general superintend- u^e machines. PRIVACY Raised Ranch, 7 ent for BiWlll. The original dtaputo apparently moms, 2 fireplaces, 1^ baths, LARGE, clean, attractive 11- twenties. Belfiore Agency, 647- Beautiful 6-room L-REUich •with rooms, carpet, garage. Choice visiting hours are WiSO to 8 , Senate Wednesday night by 8m. income of inaurance com p^es 2-car garage. 3 bedrooms, COVENTRY -Exquisitely re- rec room. $24,900. Alvin Lun- ^ P«Wlc Visiting cost of the crane Is about $100,- gjjarked a 90-man walkout by recreation room, garage, alu­ room house Including 4-room 1413. WUliam ^G. Mioore, R-East Lyme, from .26 par cent to 3.6 per cent, rental plus excellent bam, 332’ countrycountrv sized kitchen,kitchen withnHth ell all stored eight-room Colonial, dy Agency,Agency. 983 Main St.,St.. Hsirt-Hart- viewing begitie. p.m. In all areas ^ __ who said It ^ falr^ kind ^ ^le oonporatlon tax 000 and the wading machtoes Aiute worketo on the site Tues- minum aiding, acre, view, $27,- NEW LISTING — Brand new ford, 527-7971 evenings, 233- funeral will be by Invlta- nity where they are 2 to 4 and coat about $15,000 together, he -n>ey did not i« tu m until fronfage, $28,500. Hutchins the bullt-ins, fireplaced living Five fireplaces, four bed­ ofI tact inx available avuuaoio to (hemo: state. telephone, gas, eletotric and •00, HutebinB, Agency, 649-0324 6879. tlon only. Actor jEunes Mason 5:80 to 8 p.m. U Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. 8-room Raised Rsmeh. Two-car room. Completely surrounded rooms, seven acres. Bel Air Moore conoeded, however, that companieB, a new tax of said. fiidB morning either. ------will deliver a eiztogy. He pHayed „ . 1, “We’ve had small kid v a n d a l - ______u JUST USTEID. —Truly im­ garage. 2)4 baths, living room by soft wood trees. High 30’s. Real Estate, Vincent Boggini, EAST HARTFORD —New list- opposite Mias Garland In "A Admitted Tuesday: Detorah . Us stand was «»® ^. 2 per cent on (he premiums of maculate 5-room Cape, full BDUR-BEDROOM Colonial on a has beamed cathedrEil celling. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, Realtor, 643-9332. EAST HARTFORD —New list- opposite Mias Garland in "A Ism. But we’ve had nothing Ing. Excellent 6-room Cape, Star to Bom” wtrldi earned a Anderson, Somerset Dr., Man- futility” b e c a u s ^ ^ poilUc^ 3 ,^^ ^ OotmecUcut MSed- dormer, front-to-back living huge treed lot, kitchen has Custom built on a lovely one 649-2813. like this before,” DeUqpitta ______SOUTH Windsor Eight-room full shed dorm er, vestibule, 2 1964 AcEidemy Award nomlna- Chester; Shirley Clark, P r o ^ s s - party had bought the ld« end Service poUoles, an increase 31st Hijacking room, 1% baths, enciosed built-in oven, range and dish- acre lot. Many other features said. Fast sale wanted. Belfiore CUSTOM built oversized Cape Colonial, four bedrooms, panel- baths, 2 fireplaces, large en- tlon tar the sb«er-actre«ss. A'’®- Rockville; LUlian S ^ef- Oov. John Dempsey had Indl- ^ gasoUne tax from 7 to 8 porch, oversized garage, deep WEisher, front-to-back living cated hs would veto an income ^ ^ BrunaBl has the subcontract Agency, 647-1413. Cod. Fireplace, patio, garage, cd family room, formal dining closed porch breezeway, rec Besides Miss MinneUl, Judy’s Carden Apts., Boosts to 1,612 1 1 lot. Immediate occupancy. Low room, 1)4 baths, only $26,500. from the ArUte fJonstrucHixi Oo. ------trees. Highland Park School, ’’oom, living room and country room, garage, carport, large other two chUdren, Loma and '^“®’ R®*"®'® V'avraau, W est liquor teoaeO from $2 to $2.60 a 30’s Wolverton Agency, Real­ Wolverton Agency, Realtors, to build the bridges In Arute’s Cuban ‘Detours’ 649-2813. $21,000 tor. this 6-room Cape immediate occupancy. Hutch- style kitchen, 2)4 bathe, two- treed lot, combinations. Priced Joseph Luft, are expected to at- ’ L wf ■nie compromioo package en- gallon. 2.3 mJJe portion of th e new tors, 649-2813. acted by the General Assembly All told, the tax increases and eight-lane highway from Pros- with 3 bedrooms and den. Gen- jns Agency, Realtors, 649-6324. car garage. Choose your own at $26,900. Charles Lesperance, tend the funeral They plamied McAndrews, McKnlght Clr., Kl- MIAMI (AI>) — The United MANCHESTER — Immaculate CAPE — Modem kitchen, liv­ erous sized kitchen, fireplaced ------decor. $40,000. U & R Realty 649-7620, 649-6108. to flv in with their feifher «urt Joseph Lincoln, Blue •’ In special session Included a 6 new taxes add up to more than pect St. to the oast end of ^ F i r s t U i m T t i r e ! N ^ 'V i^er, sid Hartford; Helen Air Lines jet forced to Cuba N 3-bodroom Ranch. Fireplace, ing room with raised hearth living room, treed lot. Walk to LARGE L Ranch. Seven rooms, Oo., Inc., 643-2692, R. D. Mur- per cent tax on capitol gains a p m mliUon over the next two Spring Bt. Due to the many ex- Wednesday night with 59 aboard fireplace, formal dining room, beach. Scarce price range. fireplace, bullt-ins, 1)4 baths, dock. Realtor, 643-6472. SOUTH WINDSOR — Dutch Garland a p<,meroy, Merllne Rd., Vernon; 10 p er (rtnt amusemient tax and a fiscal years. its overpasses and underpasses 1% baths, gorgeous basement Colonial, modem kitchen with Patricia Braunsteln, Elm St., Same Polyester Cord tiros that recreation room, large private three bedrooms, walk-out base­ Wolverton Agency, Realtors, huge recreation room, g;arage, ■ 16 ^ a -p a c k tax on cigarettes ------i„ ’this BnmaUl’s work Ha trees. $27,900. Hutchins Agen­ VERNON bullt-ins,______formal ____ dining„ _____ room. Miss Garland, 47, ooUepeed Rockville;______Lucette ______Wuschner,______parklike lot. Bel Air Rc4d E s­ ment, breezeway, attached ga- 649-2813. -tw ic e the present rate of 8 cent F air Exchaiure armed with a pistol. Radio Ha- cy, Realtors, 649-5324. IMMACULATE RANCH largo Uving room with fire- ^'*,*^*^J** battiroom of her Kozley Rd., Tolland; Kenneth •vana reported today. coma on many now 1969 core tate, Vincent A. Boggini, Real­ rage. Beautifully treed acre ■ a pack. iMtcnmige _ officials said this mom- lot. $24,900. Phllbrlck Agency, MANCHESTER — Brent Rd., Ready for you before school place, breezeway, 2-car garage, <3ietoeia honkeSunday. Belcourt, Bette Cir., Vernon; It also provides for bonded SEATTLE (AP) — Sheriff they did not notice any dom- The Communist broadcast did tor, 643-9332. large Spilt, 2 baths, fireplace, ROUTE 44-A Business zoned, Realtors. 646-4200. opens. AU rooms are spa­ enclosed patio, large finished -1*™! Treheame, her Lon- Joyce Agnew, Windsor Ave., ' borrowing of $33 million to funds JBck Porter and Seattle’s Young age.' to their equipment from not list the man’s nationality or MM dining room, garage, attrac­ large stone apartment, build­ cious, 3 bedrooms, enclosed family room. Phllbrlck Agen- I^ystolani, told a coroner’s Rockville; Evelyn Clough, Tol- tor the Department of Commun- Demoemts may give tit for tat. ladt night. ArUte has much more otherwJse describe him. A wit­ POWER CUSHION" TIRE tive lawn, excellent location. ing, three units, plus cottage. porch, 2 baths and garage. cy, Realtors, 646-4200. Inqueat Wednesday that Miss land, and Bertha Fortin, 'Wind'i- ity Affairs — a feature that was Porter, a Republican, says he machinery and It Is kept In the ness at Havana’s Jose Marti H.M. Frechette, Realtors, 647- Good income, $55,000. P h 11------Garland, took barijlturates for a mere Ave., Rockville. Central location, desirable pertlcidarly bbnoxious to -the may cancel the July 4 rock fes- same area as BrunalU’s, Della- Airport, however, said the sky­ Plot ref. iz. Cuddly Pets 9993. brlck Agency, Realtors, 648- BOLTON — 5)4 room Ranch long time and said the sedati'vee Births Tuesday: Son bom to jacker was a man wearing a ilaeksall Rtgria ■sgriw YOU 6 n neighborhood, quality con­ minority RepubHcetis. tlvul n ear WoodtovUle, a subur­ BMita said. TaPsrTke The Shortie 4200. with fireplace, three bed- he ptreaerfbed for her were, nec- Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm CTark, white sweater. He was taken Teksless Pries PrlaeMr rowmi Titt aa4Tlret.Hs MANCHESTER — Rent with struction, artisan workman­ GOP lawmakers said the ban community Just north of He would not say he suspect­ fla t leek 8TlrM rm TfoOo NbbObO rooms, one acre lot, garage, essary to life. "I don’t think she Progress Ave., Rockville; son Irtto custody by Cuban officials. ofJtlon to buy, 6-room polonlal, FOUR-ROOM Ranch. Floor to ship. $24,900. CoU Mr. Lewis, D em ocrats w ere obligating fu- Seattle, because he believes it ed anyone of the,.damage. He 7.00 xU $88.86 t 86.78 FOURTH TIRE FREE $1A6 649-5306. $22,600. Phllbrlck A g e n c y, could have slept without them,” bom to Mr. and Mrs. Garry The crew of the United Jet garage, 50x160’ wooded lot. celling stone flreplac e. , hire generations to pay the ex­ would be too noisy, overcrowd­ did say, however, that many of 735X14 828.88 $ 14.18 FOURTH TIRE FREE $1J7 Realtors, 646-4200. he said. Agnew, Windsor Ave., Rock- gave no Information on the hi­ 7.75 X 14 ^ e 7 t $ I8.1f FOURTH TIRE FREE $1.95 € / ’ f ' Earle Everett Real Estate, Beamed celling, paneled walls, penses of current government ed, too messy and permissive hls workers called In sick the BOLTON —Large Ranch, four Oononer Gavin Thurston ruiearuled vine, vllle; uaugmer daughter bomm m 10to «ir.Mr. anuand jacking during the nonstop Call- 8.25x14 $33Jg $ S7U4 FOURTH TIRE FREE $2.18 643-7019. attached oversized garage B &. W operations. toward Illegal activities. last two days during labor dls- 8.23x15 $38A6 $ 87JS FOURTH TIRE FREE UM Tlio budget__ bill that was ap- After a meeting Phil Mahoney putes that arose, he said, when fornia-to-Havana flight, the 31st 8.45x15 |1g7.1t FOURTH TIRE FREE $2.43 MANCHESTER — 3 - bedroom o' the Young Democrats said the Operating Engineers union hijacking to Cube this year, 8.53X15 m . n 81g7.1l FOURTH TIRE FREE S2A3 ..•-M3.. Manchester Parkade m.' rj.„, ^ M«, aadd Discharged Tuesday: Elphege Ranch, kitchen bullt-ins, fire­ the budg- they might seek a court injunc- accused Brunalll of not provld- The pilot veered southeast WMtemllTuli M anchester 649-5306 $1A6 place, central location, Im­ ------rage, large lot, near high ‘there ,, was no question ot alcoh- Larlvicre, Prospect St., Rock­ that MmS^wdlv had bero tlon cancel Seattle’s annual Ing enough men for their Jobs. from a regular course on the 7.00x13 UiJi $ tIJg FOURTH TIRE FREE ville; Susan Bryeui, Somer.i; 2* to 7 J5 X 14 $31 Al $ kf.78 FOURTH TIRE FREE $1X7 mediate occupancy, $20,900. VERNON — Choice location! school. $27,500.r.Fhllbrick Agen- scheduled Los Angeles-to-New ------William Talboys, Mt. Vernon agreed to taotw ^by the Dem- Seafoir trophy race tor hydro- Alhtough the ^ n ’s 7.75 X 14 iiiT s FOURTH TIRE FREE $1.95 Bel Air Real Estate, Vincent WOODHILL HEIGHTS Seven-room Ranch. Three big cy. Realtors, 6J6-4200. leaders PMnes- managers urged workers to York n ig h t over Riverside, 835x14 817.80 flllA I FOURTH TIRE FREE $2.18 Boggini, Realtor, 643-9332. bedrooms, 1)4 baths, huge fire­ AT J • aa-.n. Rockvllle; Mark Hyjek, Calif, less than 16 minutes after 835X15 pT.88 $111X8 FOURTH TIRE FREE $£20 iVained in $1 M illion Suit Hoffman Rd., ElUngton; Ken- It was that agreement wWch “For the same reosoiw,” says come back on the Job today. 8121J0 FOURTH TIRE FREE 82.43 In this desirable area we place living room, large for­ ELLINGTON DellaSitta said, the disputes he was airbom. 8.45 X 15 848.M BOarrON (AP)—Mr. and Mrs. "®t^ Belcourt, Bette Cir., Ver- Senate Majority Leader Edward Mahoney. 835x15 l a 'i i il21JI FOURTH TIRE FREE gi43 offer you an Immaculate 7- mal dining, eat-in kitchen, pan­ ELEGANT LIVING Geodge Wltthoeft of Beverly Evelyn Clough, Tolland, L. Marctw said over the weekend ______Sizes (8W) TODAY & TOMORROW room Split Level home sit­ eled den, carpeting, air-condi­ This 7-room custom Colonial HUl, Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. Suzanne Pasterick, Staf- he could riot suppoit. The agree­ 8.55X15 1 j4M i 1 f18tJ8 | FOURTH TIRE FREd 1 $533 uated on a lovely treed and tioned. garage, patio. TaU is a home of quality, built Drive down Bush Hill Rd. shrubbed lot, 2 full baths, trees on large lot! Asking low on a beautifully landscaped Joaeph H. Slmonl of Blrmlng- ment was scraprped and re­ and see those beautiful big wall to wall carpeting, cus­ 30’s. C.B. Govang Associates, lot. 3 bedrooms, finished ham, Mich., were named' Wed- ______vamped In talks Tuesday by the • Low profilB—contour shoulder for better lots Clifford Slicer is build­ 643-9574, 872-4165. rec room, breezeway with nesday in a $1 mllUon damage legislative leadens under the gun steering control H u r r y ! ing homes upon, then for de­ tom drapes, fireplace, fam­ ily room, attached garage. jalousiies and fine carpeting. suit filed In Suffolk Superior of Goveanor Dempsey’s dlspleas- • Triple-tempered 2-ply Polyester cord body tails call VERNON — Charming s 1 x Tee shot from country club. Court. uro. 2 2 Call Doris Smith, Jarvis for durability S s / e C O dS Realtors, MLS, 643-1121. room four bedroom Cape. City Only $34,900. Jim Florence, The couples are the parents NOTICE The CW(P fought unsuccessful­ RAY HOLCOMBE water and sewers, stove, quiet a First Line is Coodyetr’s designation. g* a M t' Aa t t 649-5306. of two youths, Ross G. Wltthoeft PUBUC HEARING ly Wednesday for a public hear­ No industry wide standards exist lor First oStm IwlQht Realtor 644-1285 area. $7,800 assumes. $120. and Craig Slmonl, both 17, who ing on the Itaoal program — Line Urat. * monthly pays all. Convenient to ADDITIONAL Piping €old pleaded guilty to charges and they were able to quote the everything. Only $20,500. CoUi B & W * APPROPRIA'nONS ------——------JUST LISTED — Gracious 4- everything. Only $20,500. CoUl brought In connection with the - -■^*-**Vo governor himself to support of There’s a shivqr in every sip of MANCHESTER - New 7-room bedroom Colonial in preferred and Wagner Realtors, 643-9088, BARROWS and WALLACE .Co, stabbing of Robert V ®OARD OP DIRECTORS Ittsir position. Pepperidge Farm * Soupk. Just ice them down. Raised Ranch, all city utilities, location with assumable mort- 875-3396. Manchester Parkade Pheliw of Wethersfield Ck^nn TOWN OF "T o base a revenue program And serve them up. Giide into our Vichyssoise. call owner, 623-3086. gage Oall for details. Phil- vERNON - 7 per cent Interest Manchester 649-5306 MANCHESTER, developed In the cloelng days ot Fresh grepn leeks braised in butter. With tiny snow ^rtok Agency, Realtors. 646- SOUTH WINDSOR - Haloed administrator of Ms estate., __ CONNECTICUT the IseiMlon, too late tor public potatoes. And lots of counts cream. Or dip NO HEAVY stair climbing in iO.LC. iTt:W iiSSUUlK' V./W11CX W«u$va ------|_ U,..—.W into jellied ConsommS Madrilene. Made with this attractive 5-room Ranch. to finance this young custom Ranch, 9-rooms. Bullt-ins, din- Flroncis Wyime, said In filing J" . sentiment to be effectively ex- 6 6 scrumptious stocks of chicken and beef. Three good sized bedrooms. MANCHESTER — Full dormer built Ranch situated on 2 ma- ‘"8 «replace, 2)4 baths, the suit that, the parents of the 'J* Directors, To-wn pnessed, on a 6 per cent sales Spoon in the cool of Pepperidge Farm * Soups One-acre lot, garage and fire cape, ■np-top condition. Cen- je.stto acres of land. It’s looat- carpeted. Inter-com, double ga- convicted boys failed to super- » M anch^r. ^nnwtlcut. wUl I tax is to deny the people of Con­ And turn off summer. place. One-year old. Keith tral location. Fireplace, Mrge ed )4 mile from Exit 98 on rage, wooded lot. Char Bon vise and dlsclpHne their sons *" necticut their right to bo heard Agency, 649-1922, 646-4126. rooms, new roof, treed 1 o t. Route 15. Access to Manches- Agency, 643-0683. property after allegedly know- “t* Municipsl . on a propooal which strikes at . every family budget,” said $24,900. Hayes Agency, 646- ter is excellent and yet you VERNON - A panoramic view ^ ehester, (Connecticut, Tuesdny, ' Dempsey to hia veto message 0131. have the privacy of a prince, enhances this 8-room SpUt and “**• MANCHESTER ------i-nPriced ren reasnnAniv reasonably ann and evciii. exclu- . „ , . Wltthoeft was given a 10-20 1969, at StOO D.m. tO . the night cf June 4. JUST “ Three-bed- p Qrady, Reail Sfered Lqwt^*^M an'^'ex^ *®"^®"®® *>r manrtaughter consider and act on the toUow- The Denmccatic goveornor re­ BUY NOW roomrnnm Ranch uHthwith fircniaccfireplace, „g-gj^jg . . 643-2594.------oiiereo. Located In an excel aimonl received a 5-10 year : fused to accept the 6 per cent H INCHES Delightful and charming, 6- CACVTEDlUlC.I.'i'i'''’^- 2U6 cathedral ceiling, two-car ga- ______lent residential area near v. . Propoeed additional appro- selee tax ena- bazaar d o n a tio n s . No. bright when made in a place, wall to wall carpet, family room, or 4th bedroom, propriated surplua. veto forced (he special seesion HENRY ST. — Kitchen, dining FOR BIDS that oonvened Monday. 2116 has pattern |)ieces c h e c k . N’ o . 8 1 il 1 with room, living room on first kitchen dishwasher, beaUUful walk-out basement with u-TTirT n ii Avrn TkyiTT ir Proposed additional appro- for doll and costumes; „ I’HOTO-GfiPK is in N'ow ALICE CLAMPET, patio plus 16 X 34’ In ground partially finished rec room, UlliL AW JO MlLiK priatlon to General Fund D unpsey w as under the Im- GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE full sewing directions. Sizes 8 to 18, bust 31*- REALTOR floor. Second floor consists of proBston that the legislature was four bedrooms, one very large. pool, garage. One-acre of land, large well landscaped lot. $24,------Budget------1969-1970 $66,8«0 UNO so t la calm far each aat- to -10. Size 10, 32’ ” h u .-t Asking $31,900. R.J, Flagg Co.. 900. PMlbrtck Agency, Real- to esteblish a separate ac- ready Met week to onact a ftscal Kelly Road and Vernon Circle—Phoiie 875-6292 or 646-0101—Vernon, Conn. tars ta laclaSa fir>t-clat< aialUni ■Two-car garage. $23,900. Phil- BOARD OF EDUCATION . . . 2 '7 y a r d s o f d a -in c h . 649-4543 OR 643-7407 875-5351. tors, 646-4200. BOLTON, CONNECTICUT count for Data Processing program for the state, nut Mar­ A s m Osbat, Msukeater SEND t s t In calm lor each pat- brick Agency, Realtors, 648- “'■"fwra/ aimiig j SveBiu HanU. IIM AVE. tam ta Includa flrst-claii miilm t. ------Sealed proposals for fuel and Servlcoa, to be cus’s eppoeitton to the package, o r AMulCAS, NEW YOKE. 4200. BOLTON — U * R Ranch on TOLLAND — Immaculate Cape milk contracts for the 1969-70 GOODYEAR TIRES AT COMPETITIVE PRICES ALSO AVAILABLE AT THE FOLLOWING INDEPENDENT DEALERS V.T. 13160. Bae Baraett, Manchratei from IncrooM in mlsoal- plus (he opposition of a few other Evcaiaz Her^d. IISO AVE. MANCHESTER —Three fani- ___ _ large treed lot, three bed- In residential area, convenient school year will be received Democratic sefxitars, was able Orlat Naaia, A M ra tt arilh ZIP OF AJCEBICAS. NEW YOBK. ily in central location with ex- MANCHESTER Two-family, laneous revenue. C00[ aaO ttyla Naaiker. roems. two baths, Teonesnee to everytMng, 4 large bed- by the Bolton Board of Educa- to untie the knot on the paritage. N.Y. 13000. cellcnt income. On a treed Idt. excellent location in good con­ John I. Ganrido Jr. Send 50f today for the Priat Name, AdOresc with ZIP dition. $23,500. Phllbrlck Agen­ marble fireplace, carpeted rooms, famUy kitchen with tlon until 1:00 p.m. July 10 nie leaders then worked out new '69 Spring & Sum­ CODE, Styla Number and Size. For further information call throughout. Walk-out rec room built-lns, 2 baths, rec room, 1969. B eerstary the Phllbrlck Agency, Realtors, cy, Realtors, 646-4200. 9oard of Dlraetora Tuesday night, a program that ^ C H Y S S O j S V NICHOLS - MANCHESTER TIRE. Inc. mer Aiai’M 1 '69 Spring' & S u m m e r with bullt-ins. Just over Man- living room with fireplace. Specifications for aame may ^ was voted on Wednesray night OF Po t a t o a ONI P lfC I t U llT t . . . ila a l Bakic FASHION. 5 0 r a 646-4200. MANCHESTE^t arid vicinity - Chester Hne In desirable Riga wall to waU carpeting, one car be obtained at the office of the Dated Manchester,' n«rm ■lcS-ao-aa4-carry itltc k ln il Pat- c o p y ! and this morning. c/iurtu'ffr 295 Broad StraeU-Opp. The Post Office—Phone 643-1161. Mwheater Itra plaeaii Ilrattlaai — 12 ______;______F or the best in real estate In In sririfHnn, to th e capital gaiM oaini. A1I2 — S0< a capy! Rpnrl Aflia ranges call Mitten down to qualified buyer, dryer Included. Principals on- Brandy Street. Bolton. Conn (ax, the "mn—monf tax and thd a suhrrh ^ Owner. 643-9691. June 1966. n e rd iu Realty, Realtors, 643-6930. ly. $27,500. 872-5690. addlttonal (norease to the qlga- ’ rrtam •with lette tax, the package enacted by ' ^^licutr terk. V’- 4 .YwnnT-voaB THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1988 iUanrbrBtpr Enraing V^rdb I Dany Net Praae Run ' TTie Weather Manehewter Area Village St., Rootvilld) waa and atnicfc the aign. He ta chatged with failure to drive echeduted to aippear In WUH- Fair and warm throurt >o- Town turday. Thnlght’s idw about 70. katM^Heiu- Vernon Police ,eataMIahed lane after a . one- mantic ClrcpU Ocnnl 11 July 22. lurm ug BFraUi car aoddent on the WBbur ------15 ,5 9 0 TUnorrow*s high 88 to 66 wUh Cram Hwy. laet nigM. He la shownr ixubablUty « 0 mMH temor- Arrest Man On achedulad to appear in Rock Coventry Mmneheeter' A CUy of Village Charm a t • » .a i. *t Om lm n « o f vlUe arcuM Court 12 Jidy IS. EVENING CUSSES . Tlkiirr OmmMo. t t l l4TdiJl Morals Charges VIOL. LXXXVm , NO. 228 ild ei Teravaiden, 88, o t $200 Offered (TWENTY-POUR PAGES^^-fTWO SECTIONS) ' j AANCHEHTER, (X)NN., FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1969 (OtoMifMI Advertising an Fng* **) PRKJE TEN CENTS Aaffaur H. Stratt, 80, o f 8 Canada, waa arrceted 'aatniglrt An aMmtara of tho MariM Glairch St, Vernon, waa aneirt- and charged with Intoxication For Information BUSINESS AUTOMATION SECRETARIAL TRAINING ed laat nigtit hy Vernon police «»'d fa«ure to drive right after 8- Ootpo f — JIM will moot tonlcM OB a warrant iaaued by Orcuit a one-car aocddent on the Wil- at « :M ot tta MOrtne Homo to On Vandalism OOurt 12 ***■ Ciwaa Highway. He la COMPUTER PROGRAMMING . TYPEWRITING go to BmJtey VMd to moot tlw decent aaaaidt and rtak of In- achoduled to appear In Rock- A 8200 reward is being offer­ body of Mbrtae Lonoe Qpl. lUy- Jury to cWltben. 'dH* Oncult Court 12 July 16. DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS GREGG SHORTHAND mood Holoooa wtw w u kOlod in ed to the apprehefisloti and ar­ PoUoe aaid the arreat war the area police at^vlty: Vtatoom. rest of vandals who did dam­ KEYPUNCH TRAINING ACCOUNTING Finch Quits Knowles Fight reautt of Information given to COLUMBIA age at the local cemetery this tba Cbnmcticut Welfare Chll- Rene Lnfy>untaine, 23, of maCLASSES START SEPT. 23rdaai Area Students tken'a Proteotlon Service by WUlintontlc wen arrecited early week. ICn. Oiadys Strait who claimed this mondng on a charge of Anyone having any' informa- On Dean’s List one of her GhUdten had been failure to drive right. Tie rtruck tion ahould contact the Ooven- MORSE Molaated. and bent in half a highway aign try PoUce Department OF HARTFORD Strait ii aoheduled to appear reeding “Keep Right,” police Several American flaga dec- 183 Ann St., Hartford, Conn., Tel: 522-2261 to too Unttoiatly of in Rockville Orcidt Court 12 eald. orating the graves of sMdierB . In AMA, Dirksen Stress SObooi o f Fhytoeal Earns Doctorate July IS. He wan releaned on a PoHoe said LEjnountalne was were burned and windows were CAU OR WHITf FOR FRFF BlUUtlN |S00 non-nuiety bond. driving eent on Rt. S, went off brolcen in several buildings In dMm'o IM loot WASHINGTON (AP) — Beoro- Ektamntd Clements, 81, of 16 the road onto the center divider the area. HHoMir. Konneth H. Oroono, foimerly tary of WeMoie Robert H. Ftooh - VfeOB Momfwotiir, thoy ort of Ul Oak Bt., Wapping, waa todsQr gave up Ms flgtat to gat Mto Wancy »ward6d a Ph. D.i in olaetrtoal Knowles Says Dr. John H. Khowles nominated I^kawood Gbwla; mao Pmn^ »,« ...... aa the naUon’s top hesNh oflloar of *8 afc-w. ,. oaftnaaring by «io uuiveraity 1 over objeettem from the Ameri­ toi Jaaimo A. Da- o ' OonnocUcut during recant A M A G roups can Miedloal AsMoclailoa and Otoaia of ■ Araott Rd. oonunencement exerclaeo. Hia Senate Repufatloan Leader Bhr- IbaeMIIn: BOae Hallna M. theoia title In the oommunlca- erett M. Dirksen. tiona and control systenia field tm to of ftaneiB Ava. T o B la m e "I have MlucteflUy and te- l do i of study waa “A Btudy of FM • S .Wtedaor: m « Dtam C. gretfuUy decided end today sd- BOMT o f 688 Kmactan Rd. Feedback Demodulatoia.” BOSTON (A P )—Dr. Jdm H. vlaed Dr. JcHn Kkwwies that tbe 2 Vmmtm: m m Oarol U tOrk A naUve of Woodbaven, Ikwwles blamed segments of protracted and dirtorted dUeus- of IM Ptewdx 8t. and m « Queena, N.T., Dr. Oreene re­ the American Medical Aasoctar Mon regarding Me appointment rnran 8. Klofar of 882 Hart- ceived a B8 in aerospace en­ hoc today for his (allure to re­ as asetotsnt socsetety (or besBh gineering from Polytechnic In­ *w d Tpto. ceive ihe r»mtoatlon tor the tod- and sclentiflc attain has lemdt- stitute of Brooklyn in 1666, and end government’s top health «d to a situation ta wMcb be an M8 in electrical engineering OPEN SUNDAY-FRIDAY CIOSK) ON Job. wodid not) be able to funetten at- from UObnn in 1964. SATUHOAv 8 ¥ e T H ^ v l l i O U A ATtiJlsrymen run for cover as Viet Cons' mor­ ‘Th all modesty," the dlrsctor foefiVety,’’ Ftocb asJd. He was formerly aoaoolated with Chondler-Bivans Oorp. of 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. of Massachusetts Oeneral Hos­ Finch said he wmdd soon ask tar and artillery barrage hits camp at Ben Het. pital oald, "this is the only 7 West Hartford, and was an In­ President Nixon to group—the trustees of the AMA structor tn the UOoan eloctrlcal Men had been collecting supplies dropped from an Bomecne else, but he Ad not Present Tax and AMPAC (the Political Ac­ name a oendldato. engineering department. He is Air Force cargo plane. (AP Photofax) tion Committee of the AMA)—to now employed os a staff en­ \V^ Finch’s simple ntoe-Une state- the country that was agtdnst ment woe handed out by a Wsl- gineer by COMSAT Laboratories BAND AID Secretary Flndi’s dedahm to Rates Carry tere Department information of­ of the Oommunlcatlans Satelllts have me nominated. .. Oorp. In Washington, D.C. SHEER OR PLASTIC 48’s ficer to a tiny, crowded press "It’s quite clear that because Dr. Oreene is married to the STRIPS r |.’ I■ I) ot S itf ■ t room down the ball from TM % ht tin Nine former Mias Hasel Aitkin of Through July Foe Claims Success of the pressure and controversy, Finch’s office. Kn X () I 3 1 ' ’ ■ > ^ President Nlxrni decided against FM .8AJLtifl9PJ8. Manchester, and they have two WASHINOTON (AP) — Oon- The statement came after s diUdren: i-i"*** 8, and Tommy R." graas oompletad action today on Knowles told newsmen and week of bitter betdnd-the scenes 8. A fter July 16, the Oreenss an emergency bill to continue struggling to the admtolstratloni wUI be living in Walnut Orove In Ben Het Test the hospital staff that Finch had 9 1 ' through July present tax with­ dIscusMd the matter with htan There were reports onty a day Apts., Apt. 201, U61B Parklawn SAIOON (AP) — The Viet over to govenunent toroea as BRECK 31 holding rates pending a decision by telephone ’Thursday night earner that Finch had said he Dr., RockviUs, Md. S W O M ^ H 1 ,,,.,1 r.-i I .. I .....I .1 on extending the 10 per cent in­ Oong datmed today forces un- V.S. troopa go homn. He said they both agreed “we wotdd quU If the Presld eiiit did t 11 n ' I' ■ t' ' come surtax. der the Oommuntst command ’n>e Viet Oong broadcast said ought to find the best pcartble Dr. John H. Knowles Secretary Robert Finch not end a slx-inanlh political rmdiScRDavs SHAMPOO I I I i‘. the Comimunist command’s ■ t a le m a t e and nomlaato I 1,11 I . ... I 'i I. I The House sent the measure have thtx>wn South Vietnamese men for this Job and .do so in to the President by voice vote. force at Ben Het has been press­ great haste.” Knuwtai, dtreotor of M^eeschu- Finance Officers For All Types of Hair troops into a "desperate posl- The Senate paased It Wednea- ing attacks on the South Viet­ setts Genenal Htxpital end a F U e ts 8-oz. Size Our Low f'f ic» Knowles said he discussed Tap Qementino day. tkxi” at Ben Het, where the nam ese at (Ben Het slnoe J im 6, "serveral candidates" wHh kmg time backer of causes un­ South. Vietneimese are facing although the enemy presence popular to elements of oigsn- U. a Chain ChiMk Siqpporten of the withholding Finch and "I can assure one Restriction on F i l l Manchester controUer Joseph extenaion emphaaised that the their flnat bard teat agalnet a there had been noted two and all that all are fine men, all ^Bugs’ Slow Ized medicine. I b AGood Bojr V. OanuMUno yeOterday was bill did not commit anyone to rtsable enemy force. months ego. „ wRh great ocmpaaslon. ,, Both Finch sod ,tiie White elected vloe pnealdeHt of the support the surtax continuance. A clandeettoe broadcast hy "Our toroes E^Etadoed their po- “It will be very easy (for me) House denied theee reeIgnaUion C H U C K S T E A K S "T his Is a m atter o f house- Uie Viet Oong eaUd the Special Lifted by Air Force W o r k O n reports. Oocnecttcut Dtvtdoo of the COPPERTONE eitkinB conUnuouely and de- to support all of the candidates lot Ort ^ 89c Compare Ideeplng,” said Cnialrmon Wil­ Forces camp to the central atroyed their ammixidtilon dump There was no Immediate com­ unreservedly," Knowles added. WASHING’rON (AP) — The Force said. In the latest, a key Municipal FbMsice Offkcen’ As- Our Low Price liam M. Oedmer, D-Mlas., of the highlands is encircled and under at Ben Het oamp and shelled ment by Khowtai or at tbe He IdenUtted none of the pros­ structural member called the D art R ifle CHUCK STEAKS sodaiten. He totmerly was sec­ LOTION HAIR SPRAY Rules Committee. Without It, conttnuous attaick. and ambushed tbelr reinforce' pects. Air Force announced today it is MdtUe House on Fbicb’e state­ carrythrough box was tested for O ut 69e [cowSwt] Ocflmer added, there would be ’Hie Mpply road to the camp ments,” the Vlelt Oong txoad- Flndi had wanted Knowles, lifting operating reotrlcUona on WASHING’rON (AP) — De ment today. J retary. Tha new post ptaoee Plastic Bottle Reg. or Hard>to>Hold about 8,(XX> hours, two full life­ J g o a t s * ' "a lot of oonfualon” later If the haa been cut since Thursday caai said. "Oomblned with regu­ 88, for the Job of assistant secre­ ihe F ill fighter and will start Ttie Long Island newzpsper Mm to tine to t>e elected presi­ times of simulated flying under velopmient of an important new Chock or Shotil- tDTlON surtax waa continued but with­ but, U.S. cargo planes have lar untts, the guerrilla ftxoee tary for health and scienUftc af­ Newbday, in a copyrfgtated sto­ dent neoct year. next month on a 816 million pro- heavy stress conditions, before Army rifle that has already oost ihr Steak, all meat no The elaetkm took plaoe td art $ 4 .01 holding had ceased. dropped more than 80 tons of also enctocled and attadeed the fairs, but he announced today e^ram of atnengthentog the ry, quoted Knowles as saying The surtax, imposed last supplies since then. A company army of fbe RepUUlc of Viet­ that he was drojqrlng his effort the box developed a fatigue 820 million over the last seven wRrta, fine for Laadon Ml-day, annual conference, at plane’a winga. crack. that the power ot the American year, expires at midnight next of fresh South Vietnamese Ir­ nam and created a conUnuous to win Kixywles the ix>st. years has been set back for up Medical Aaeociatlon was solely the Mancheaber Country dub. SV The restrlctioai on the So far, 18 F ill aircraft have B n f l . . . Ib . f 1A 9 Monday. LeglalaUon to extend It regulars—civilian mlUUamen— attack forcing the enemy toto a Knowles said that Finch read to a year and a half because of reeponelble for stalling Ms ap­ Approxtatotaly 76 of the efate* Compare Compare amount of stress to which the been lost In accldente end in the is penUng but has not been act­ also was flown in. desperalte poslticn. him bis statement Thursday pointment. Bfefk CHUCK ROAST munfctpal oflCkseta otteetded. Our Low Price plane might be subjected in ■Vietnam War. eff.glneering deflclenolea. The raw preMdent le Vincent Our Low Price ed on by either branch of Con- Ihe Viet Oong '' broadcast night and "asked me In advance flight were Imposed last Octo­ Dr. John S. Foater, Pentagon “ ...’The army of the Republic Glaeser said there was no "They’ro afraid I’d be outspo­ Irt Ort l>. 59c gresa. The House has scheduled spoke ot National Liberation If H was all right by me. It cer­ ber after indicalions that an research and engineering direc­ ken and ssik the r ^ ques­ Sanatrone, dtractoc of ftoanoe of Vietnam launched several op­ cemmon cause, although there OiBtar Crt H>. 69c in BkatteM. He auoceeda John 4 vote on the oontroveralal pro­ Front troops and local gueril­ erations aimed at relntanelng tainly was." F ill had crashed because of tor, told Congress earlier this tions," Newsday r e p o r te d [I posal for next Monday. Knowles had high praise for were still "a couple of un­ las as the enemy force beselg- wing cracks. month the rifle has been de­ U Puroell, Walltogford oontnoiler. the encircled troops, out they knowns.” Knowles said of Ms otporttfon. The cOBdereeMB wcue address- Without the withholding exten­ ing Ben Het. But the U.S. Oom- Finch, describing him as a "fine “It’s a safe airplane now," layed "because of engineering He said such questions would Taa and the reinforcemients from Amontg other causes, he said, aion, the govemmeift and em­ mand has identified the enemy man wtth tremendous Intellect." Miad. Gen. Otto J. Olasaer, an deficiencies uncovered in test­ a fo r ed hy Peeiy rWMps of Ham­ Dak To were stopped by our one pilot "was a knucklriiead.” oonoem the medtosl profes­ den, commbedoeier of peeaotsiel SHOE ployers would have to stop with­ force as two regiments of North “It would have been a great Air Force research and develop- in g." akaas fU t a rt Tkig may forcea. At the present time, the He did not name the pilot. Also, sion’s responslblUty for "sky­ tor the State of aonnectlctft He holding at present rates starting Vietr,am«8e, trtaltog about 8,000 Ben Het Special Itorces carnp is **'*®*J!’^ work tor such * * ment official, told newsmen. The proposed revriutionary rocketing doctors’ fe«s’’ and tr next Tuesday, and then change ----- — . Ml man,” Knowles aal-. explained new bHIs adopted by men. The Air Bvirce said that ‘‘aa a (Bee Page Eight) rifle would fire deadly steel assuring the avoBeibility of good STORAGE BOX the sirstem later If the surtax SUU endroled by our torcee.’ Knowlea saM he did not think the 1969 Oenaral Aasennibiy', as ’Ihe camp is mamed by 700 U.S. Air Force men flying to reeuU of extensive fatigue test­ darts. luadloal care reganDess of fi­ they relate to state grants to I 11 f I was continued. South Vietnamese irregulars, the word “ oontroveray’’ ahould ing of F ill aircraft slnoe last Five different problems have nances. Ben Het also reported the situa­ be used to describe the debate towns and ctries. Should the surtax be allowed U.S. Oreen Berets and Amerl- October, the Air Force has benet the rifle, called a Sp^al The Newsday story Mid a tion at Ben Het Is tight for the over his possible nomination, to die. ipoet taxpayers would get oon artlUery mem. About 8,600 allies. gained added confidence in the Purpoce Individual Weapons, i^kesman for the AMA, toM of q. IL^Chate^naOn a refund of the money withheld. and he said his failure to get R structural soundness of the air­ N South Vietnamese arm y regu- "The siqrply road from Dak according to the Army, Involv- Meanwhile, Rep. Richard Ful­ tara are operating around the was "not a travesty of the dem­ craft.” Army Decides (See Page Eight) r .T k y . To to the camp has been cut in ocratic process, but was entire­ irg unreliable functioning, parts 91 ton, D-Tenn., a member of the cam p. Starting in July, Olasaer said, life, noise level, muzzle flash severs Iplaces,” said Lt. COl. SUBfMER FUN tax-writing Ways and Means The U.S. Oommend views the ly fa ir.” 140 to 160 plaites will be Jack O. Cude Jr., i6, of San An­ “ Everybody Is entitled to his and lack of a sotUdactory tracer Ctommlttee, served notice he Ben Het campefgn as a test of strengthened at a cort of about It W ill Bum I In, 1 I' tonio, Tex. "Ben Het has enemy opinion,’’ Knowles added. oartrlldge. RED PIN would vote against an extension how the South Vietnamese can 8100.000 e i ^ the over-all Job eotivlty eQ around It." Knowles also said he thought The Army said it hopes to get k -L o a f; o f the siurtax. handle themseives againdt the will be completed early next poNirs President Nixon "should meet the deficiencies corrected within Crowds B id S r t ! 61.18 ROWUNG The temporary bill drew North Vletnameae. The Air Force said its cargo year, officlala said. P o iso n Gas planes have been dropping wa­ the promises...of his campaign” the next 12 to 18 months. FOB much less opposlUon in Con­ The United States and South Under terms of the original Cost of devetoptog the SPTW i ewe or two ia year SCENTED ter ir .lt o the camp, but one re- (or the presidency. He referred WASHING’rON (AP) — The gress than original proposals to Vietnam hope to turn more of corAiact under which Gorjeial er Blg y wMk a 4 r t SET OP POUR to possible promises he said Pentagon sold Friday the Army pales against the 8100 mllUon G oodbye T o extend the surtax through Dec. the fighting on the allied eide Dyramics Oirp. built the plane, RED PIN (See Page Nineteen) Nixon had made regarding ap­ will bum 12,643 tons of poison­ which the Anny reportedly w Ckaek Fattlea ito r t 81, then out it by half through Glasser said, the government TALC COLGATE pointments. ous mustard gas at U.S. mili­ spent cn the M18 rifle to the •w a 4 rt koK of Blr- PLASTIC the first half of next year, as will pay about 76 per cent of the 19(Mto—a rU a which had oontto^ Judy G arland raiitra 6L14 DOLLARS lO-oz. Size Pnsldent Nixon asked. Knowles said be wanted to modification coots and General tary inrtallaiiKma aa recom ­ "make it quite clear that I uing diffk»Uiea after U went TOOTHPASTE Democratic House leaders de­ Dynamics the remainder.' mended by the National Acade­ » NEW YORK (A P ) —In death k Feaa a n ke Saturday Nierhts PLATE oouhto’t be happier to have this my of Sciences last week. Into production. cided on Monday they didn’t He said the Btrengthenlng On the Dttier hand, the Army os In life, ths magnetism of m caitf. 7 KM) a n d 9 :3 0 P .M . W ITH MFT have the votes to grant Nixon’s resolved.” costs will not yield any prrrflt to Burning was proposed by the He said he was very pleased bought for 84.6 million righto for Judxf' Garland continued uadlF y Bke. Mbaele WUp a Family ^ize request. Armstrong Elected the company. scientific group which suggested 3 G e m e e ' HOLDERS to st&y at MoEsachiSMitto Gener­ the manufacture of (he light ndnisbed today, drawing thou­ vatoe at Iko gt. ^ 51 ’The next day, the Senate Olaxser described the faults alternatives to the Army’s con­ weight M ie rifle from the Colt sands of admirers through ths al and to Boston, both of which btoT a 66.66 groeety ar- 13.50 Per Pierson Compare^ paased the temporary measure discovered as a "series of very c he regarded as among '-"the troversial plan to dump 27,000 Firearms Cb. night 8um1 into ths monilng to Our Low Price c and House Republican Mlnoritjr To Be First On Moon small things” such as bolts. 'tons of obsolete chemical muni­ It n cnn aily takiea years to file past her castat and Md SOUTH WINDSOR Leader (Jerald R. Ford said sd- greatest eduoatlonBl facilities to He csald also that the testing tions, among them tbe mustard oompiete deivelofmient of a new goodby. TEN PIN 90W L SPACE CENTER, Houston It was after the Apollo 11 the country." ter a OOP caucus that he count­ had shown that addUlanal quali­ gas, into the Atlantic Ocean. weapon, to the case of alr- “She’s found that ratobow R t 5-289-5486 Compare ed an additional 80 Republican (AP) — Nell A. Armstrong used crew of Armstrong, aclvUlan, Knowles received a standing ovation when he entered the ty control was necessary, but he 'The Arm y said It has not de­ idai^ the time from dnawing now,’’ Mary Roberta, a 20-year- Compare votes—or 170. his "commander’s prerogative" as commander. Air Force Ck>l. -- Our Low Price crowded hospital auditorium did not blame the company. rided where all of the mustard board to prodhctlion often la old typist said quietly after gas- Our Low Price ’There are 188 Republicans In to become the first man on the Aldrin as lunar module pilot and The moot recent tests were liquid, contained In one-ton ateel Ing'on the coffin lined with pale moon,. a former space agency. eight yeora. Vr' the House. Air Force LL Col. Michael Ckd- (See Fags Eight) ended four days ago, the Air containers, will be burned but blue velvet. “I hope rtie’s finally l> Hi-- r . official aaya. But other officials The SPTW Is one of .aeveral 11ns as command module pilot mort of the inrinemtlon is ex- got some jMses." (See Page Eight) say no firm plan ever was made possible new weapons (Or the fu­ was named that the change was F>bcted to be handled by the They queued up (or as long am to have anyone else make the made, Haney said. ture being explored under the Rooky Mountain araenal In Col­ ■Army’s Small Arms Program, two hours in the gray, humid Going On Vacation? first footprints on the moon. afternoon Thursday before en­ [W Aldrin even practiced the ma­ orado. aimed at "increasing the IimM- 2 Paul Haney, former public 2 2 ICE CUBE neuvers planned for the first The mustard liquid, contained vldual soldier's probability of a tering tbe chapel for a last brief NOXZEMA affairs officer at ttae Manned Dempsey Vetoes nmn on the moon, Haney said. Laird Asks New Law in one-ton steel cylinders, is cur­ hit and providing .inore ammu­ glimpse of the 87-year-o)d eic- Why not keep pace with your home town Spacecraft Center, said Thurs­ It was decided In mid-April, tress who (bed Sunday In Lon­ rently stoned at Army facilities nition for a given combat load." TRAYS day that (or almost three years Hsuiey said, that Armstrong and don of an accidental overdose of hy having your Manchester Evening SKIN CREAM at Rocky Mburteln; Anniston, The small darts, or "fle- Law on Helmets the lunar module pilot, not the not Aldrin would be the first rieeptag piUs, To Combat Desertion Ala.; Edge wood, Md.; Pine chettes", would be fired from •% I.', , commander, had been sched­ man to walk on another celes­ "People Identified with that Herald mailed to you each day?- L Mi.'l ^ 1 '1 ' “ HARTFORD, Ooim. (AP) — Bluff, A rk.; and TV)rie, Utah. the rifle at a very high vrioclty ■ A l l n.', I uled to be first on the moon, tial body. WASHING’rON (AiP)—Defense to such places os Sweden end w om an," aaU M arilyn Ford, 28, n 1 After all tha« argument over a The Army also has thousands which ergtneers say would give — - . "regardless of personalities." "Precisely why the change, I Secretary Melvin R. Laird will Canada. a ()ueens housewife. "Erory- bill requiring^ miotorcycUsta to Asked if he thought Arqi- o f M38 bom blet clusters contain­ them killing power roughly don’t know, but I do know It ceric changes in mllftfuy law to Subcommittee figures shewed ing dri’ dly OB nerve gas as well one’s got sadness and jiroblama, wiear hornets, dov. John Demp­ strong pulled rank to become equivalent to heavier bullets. everyone gets lonely. Judy Gar­ caused quite an upset," Haney make one month’s unauthorized the military services "adminta- as ooncr^ coffins containing 6 Fill In the below application and mail sey has vetoed the meaMre. the first on the moon, Haney Because of their light weight, land made all of us feet some­ 7 said. ’The former space offlchd trattvriy classified’’ 63,367 men The bill was am erded In a said: abcenc:e by a servloeman evi­ 7 V ‘V : i j . y . . • V' . ' said l)e was present at the meet- dence o f InterJtion to desert. aa deaertenB in the year ending (Sm Page EIgbt) (See Page Eight) thing tied her and us together." it to The Herald along with your check! y 31 .,... . ' J, • • surprise Vote in the House dur­ (,.....). -1.' (- o rn p a r e "It shouldn’t be that he pullied June SO, 1968. Bated on part ex- At ttae scheduled mldnigbt ing the regular session after (See Page Five) This, R was learned. Is the ■V ^ .. * .'-i ‘ ■ rank, but I think he waa not un­ pertenoea fewer than 1 per cent closing there were 8,000 peroons 2 weeks; $1.20 — 1 m onth: 82.60 — 8 mimUis: 87-80 Olil l iiv- 1 " ‘ I ),ji Low Price Rep. Rufus Rose, R-Water(ord, aware of the importance of the Pentagon’s major approach In of these IncRviduals are ever ac­ waiting outside the Frank E. a 66-year-old motorcycling en­ first man who stepped onto the plans to crack down on desert­ (all mail subscriptions are payable In advance) tually convicted ot desertion. Campbell funeral parlor on thusiast convinced his c leagues that the wearing of hel­ fully and <((eclded that perhaps It Laird, In a June 5 letter to Street, and Jud r*s husband, Monkeys Vie them. Soviet Ship Docks in V.S.^ 3 JOHNSON’S mets was actually dangerous should be the commander’s pre­ Sen. Daniel K. Inouye, D-Ha- Mickey Deans, asked that the Name ...... ■'V> The questton of Intent is vital . • ' ■ tk.'- , in some traffic oondRlans. rogative.’’ waii, subcommittee chairman, doors be kept open. ic^- tn getting desertion convictions But tha Senate knocked out the George M. Low, Apollo pro­ said the Pentagon la drawing up Deans, who found Judy dead BABY For Position against men accused of leaving Captain Hopes W s a Start Home Address ...... TECHMATIC FROZEN House amendment that would gram manager, said that the se­ a legislative proposal to make In the bathroom of their Cheloea their military poets without per-, long periods of unauthorized ab- hove required cycUets only to lection of Armstrong as the first SEATTLE (AP) — The cap­ Led by Eddie Karnes, direotor oottage, also asked that mourn­ misslon for prolonged periods. have helmets with them on their man represents no change, al­ sence evidence a service man is tain of the first Soviet ship to. of the center and a World War ers be allowed Into the chapel SHAMPOO POP MACHINE OnSpaceTrip It Is BO difficult to prove that Mailing Addreas ...... Razor & Baod btkea. though preliminary studies had trying to desert. unload cargo in a U.S. port to 19 n veteran, the group carried until an hour and a half b et^ 7-oz. Size most men get off with the leaser Limit I Per Customer Makes 8 Frozen Pops Then the Houoe changed its been made wtth the lunar mod­ CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) Maximum sentence (or deser­ years says there should be clos­ signs saying, "Save Our Sone" the private funeral oervlce at 1 ule pilot as the fiiat man on the charge of AWOL—away without tion when there has been no er ties between the two natlcns p.m . Both for Just mtod and pacaed the mandatory —The five Ann Mats have been leave. and "Buy a Ooffin tor an Ameit- bill after bearing that the federal moon. declaration of war, as In the "s o that w e might Hve In pesoe can B oy." Later In the morning, tbe fu­ As ths Uniform Code of Mili­ government would withhold "The only firm plan ever oelecteid. Today the Judges pick case of Vietnam, Is diahonarable together.” neral home announced the doora tary Juetfoe now stands, no The (Toast Guard kept the ship ..-.'i-'V' highway funds from Connecti­ made was the one we’re going the winner. discharge. Ices of pay and other would cloae to Judy’s public at * matter how long a eervlceman While crewnnsn of the 16,000- under eurveillance, but permit­ 51 cut If the requirement were not to go with," said Low. He said it The title la "astromonk’’ and benefits and five years hazd la­ U a3ni. to allow tim e fo r prepar­ ton freighter Onha unloaded 900 ted vlsRors to board the vessel. Compare Compare is booed on rehearsals of the is AWOL, that In ItseH la not en­ bor. During an official war the ation (or the funeral service. enacted. the price is a 30-day space trip. tons of eponge Utanlum, a stra­ The titanium, Important to Our Low Price Our Low Price moon surface acUvttlea and on Hie five candidates are male ough to support a desertion offense can be punhhable by The body of another celebrity 8 U rt Data Stop Date Compare The governor echoed Rose’s cotrvlction. It must be shown tegic metel, Oept. Artauly Ta- U.S. defense and e^roepaoe pro­ aigiunents to his veto message the recommendation of flight pigtail monkeys. Tl»ey were ebo- death. bakar, 60, aaid he expected hia aleo was at the funeral home os Our Low Price that he Intended to stay away grams because of Re Mgh Judy’s mourners filed in. Berv- J ,t N ' Thmeday to the secretary ot the crew training officials. ■en last weak from a field ot Ttae lesser AWOL offense car­ "pioneer voyogsf’ would lead to from his post or shirk hssardous strength and light weight, 1s icee (or Westbrook Pegler, the state. Present plans call for Arm­ more than 20 who started ries maximum punishment of more Soviet ships docking at duty permanently. being handled through Associat­ Pulitzer Prize-wtonlng nesnqnr Make checks pairable and mall to; "In setne jnstanoen, at least, strong and Biduard B. Aldrin Jr. oompettticn several months ago. dlshonoraUe dlerinrge, loos of UJ}. ports. to land tbe Apollo 11 Itinar mod­ Laird’s move reqwnda to sui 'pay and one year’s hard labor ed Metals k Minerals Oorp., per columnist who died in Arlso- the wealing of a taeimet can K- Tjrfo today, pmjsct oclentista A dozen men and women from MANCHESTER EVEIQNO HERALD ule on the moon July 20. In ttae earlier special Senate subcom­ in prison. New York aty. na Tuesday, were to be held oelt be a detarrent to highway wUi pick the one moot quallfled the Tacoma Servloemen’s Cen­ e/o Clrculatioa Dept. early boun of July 21, Arm­ to ride a rocket into space Sat­ mittee report. It accused the Isdrd’s letter^ provided to the The 88-man crew of the Or- there tonight. FRIDAY ” lOA.N!. -10 P.M, safety by UmiUng the vWon and ter, a church-related organiza­ 16 Bissau Street PARKADE SHOPPING CENTER OPEN SUNDAY strong Is to walk down a ladder urday night on a flight intended Pentagon of a lack of concern Aeeoclotod Preso, outlined fha. Including six women, Inside, the fragrance of flow­ heOrtog of motorcycle operaton tion, picketed the ship Thursday Manehsstar, Conn. 06080 to the moon’s surface. He la to to provide mMe medical tofor- and failure to deal sternly with the Pentagon is tak- toured Seattle by bus Thursday. ers filled the air. In adJItlon to and c oo sequBOtly reducing their the thounands of uniformed men but didn’t Interfere with the un­ be followed 27 minutes later by (See Page Twelvs) \ (See Page Hues) . Aldrin. (See Page Ftva) going AWOL each year, many (lee Fogs Twelve) loading operation. (See Page Nlsetsss) ■' V\ X

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