Improved Relations Nixon Asks Pakistan

A \ • \ v \ A \ •V PAGE TWENTY THURSDAY, JULY 81, 1989 Averagfe Daily Net Pres.t Run A. V - t jlanth^Btpr lEnramg Herald For Hie Week Ended Tile Weather Y June 28, 1969 'lonely with continued humid­ ity tonight and tomorrow. Showers and thundershowers That^s S 15,459 likely. Tonight’s low in 80s. 1964 OLDSMOBILE Saturday’-, high in 80s. . Manchester— 4 City of i illaiie ('harm UpThere! - ‘ ,'il ' ' / ^ , VOL. LXXXVIn, NO. 257 By TEBBT IVITAUA 88 4-DOOR SEDAN (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY. AUGUST 1, 1969 (CUiNsifitHl .\tl\-*‘rtU la K on P.-uce 16) You’Ve been doing^ housework PRICE fEN CENTS ell day, the kids have been out­ • AUTO. TRANS. side ptaylngf, and the house has been quiet as a hockey rink in ■ • POWER STEERING August. So, since it’s so quiet, and since you’ve been working • RADIO Exactly^ Sir! - Y: so hard, you decide to take a short nap before starting sup­ HONOLULU (AP) - M.ij. per. You get your sandals off, Gen. Ben Sternberg asked Improved Relations put your head on the pillow, * 7 9 5 one of the !M soldiers arriving and— from Vietnam how long he SLAM ! goes the back door, in had been in the war zone. come your kids, and’ on goes TED TRUDON. Inc. "Exactly 302 days, sir!" the etereo. The peaceful sUence came the quick reply from o f the house, net to mention VOUISWAOEN • POB8CBE Nixon Asks Pakistan Arm y Spec, 4 Bill Sheriln of l.AHOltE. Pakistan Vietnam, recommencement of tual collaboration between our your nap is destroyed. BOC'TE 83, TOIXAiND TUBinPIia: TAIXJOfrTVIIXB Battle Creek, Mich. Well, ail (t took to bring the (AP) — Presi.lont Nixon U S arms supplies to Pakistan two countries The pattern of "D o you have It down to retaim of the s-----yesterday and iws.-ible .•Vmerican econom­ our relations has changed some- the hour?" the general ask­ arrixe.i in Pakistan today was a etory about how dismal and liejran talks witti Pres- ic assist.iiu'e P.ikistan’.s tense wh.it since then, but there la no ed. relations with India were also diminution in our mutual regard the weather had been. No soon­ i.ilent .M. Yaltya Khan er had the copy left the type­ "It wouldn't take me long believed lo have been discussed. nor. I am happy to say. In your writer when a ray of s—'llg^ht to figure It out.” the soldier wliii'h Nison hoped would At .1 sweltering airport cere- country’s interest in Pakistan's quietly poked through the gray JOHNSON SEAHORSE said. holster relations with the mon.v. both Nixon and Yahya well-bt'lng " cBouds. onetime close ally of the referred to the shift .since the >iix>w in reply referred to A t first no one could' beUeve I'niti-d States. days when .-Vmerlca and Paki­ "some strains In our relations" it. "It won’t last,’’ seemed to Bringing the .-Vslan ivirlion of stan were close partners In the over the years and said: bo the general consensus. But it their round-the-world lour to a antl-i'ommumst 's>nilhern tier ” ; Wliat we want to do on this OUTBOARD MOTORS across .-Vsia that J..hn Koater did last, and those gloomy Dem ocratic I'lo.'e, Nixon and hi.- wife ar- visit Is lo restore a' friendship weather reports of the past days riveii from India In itHl-degree Dulles pul together based on the mutual trust which changed last night to "mostly V/2 HP. fo 100 HP. ^-J^cramhlc heat. But most of tlu-ir 21 hour With the United Stales bogged Is so e.ssentlal to good relations sunny, a three in ten’ chance of .sta.v was to be spent in the spa- down In Vielnain .iii.t showing a b.-tweon two countries ’ ’ rain.’’ SALES — PARTS —• SERVICE i h'us. air conditioned old (Jover- niarke.l antipathy toward parti t'row.la along the flve-nille But don’t get too wrapped up Expected ndr’s House Ihal the British left. clpatlon In any more .-\slan route frimi the airport to the In tWp sun (oops, I said It) EASY TERMS — USED MOTORS Nixon nn-l along with Yahya wars, Pakistan has recenlly thn-ernor's House waved flags light, because out over the been cultivating relations ' with .111.1 cheered, but the intense Open Daily 7:30 AJM.-5 PJIL — Tkun. to » WASHINGTON (AP) - Sc-n. ■It yjovernor's House for an hour Rockies, is the weekend’s rain, 'Edw ard M Kcniu-dy's rcjocticm and 40 minutes Then they were I'omimmlsl china, her big north. h.-:it reduced the turnout. The according to last night’s weath­ Satto4PJNL of 1972 pi'c*aldontiaI agplralloiiH. Joined by their aides for a fur­ .-rn neighbor .-rowd w.ia considerably less er forecast. It has been report­ could produce a Democratic |X) ther 20 minutes of discus.-loti Yahya rec.illed Nixon's visit than , the throng that greeted ed that up to half an Inch of litlcal scramble If It sticks. Sources said Ih.- the talks as vice president in 1933 and ■Mrs John E Kennedy when she rain le expected on Saturday. If Hut two (xileiUlnl participants w.-re wi.le i'.inging, umchlitg the said: visited laihore In ilB63 that prediction holds, w e’ll have .Nixon halted the motorcade In such a scramble aren't oer- topics of Asian security follow­ That Was the b.-ginnlng of a our fourth artralght weekend of tain the Kennedy disclaimer Is ing ..Sm.-lira’s wlth.lrawal from rain. M AL R H IN ES new era of cooperation .iiul mu­ (Se.- Pa*.'- Klxhl) Irrevocable. Oh well, maybe another story Formerly with Newberry’s Marine Is Now 4nanrlaftid .-\nd another Democratic sena­ Monday about how rotten the With Us la Our Marine Department. . . tor suggests pressurt- from with­ weather’s been will bring back the sun. in the party could change Ken­ CAPITOL EQUIPMENr OO. nedy's mind. Sci(»ntists Study Mariner 6 Pit'turt's Hospital Wing Beginning to Take Shape Kennedy, returning to the FOR A fter eight months of work, Shown here Is a view looking Groundbreaking ceremonies 38 MAIN STi — T E L . 043-78M (AP PholofiiM Uapitol for the first time sliu-e a rooms. Rough estimates of the $6-»10 mliUon. (Herald photo by lardilyreiNirted. fatal automo­ the now ♦0^4 million axldlUan west. The bottom two storlas of wore held lost Nov. 6, but con- cost of that project are from Pinto) REFLECTIONS ON THE MOON—The leflection lunar module and television cameras, are reflected bile aceldent July 18, said re- to " Manchester Memorial Hos- the three-story addition are .structlon crews had begun to of Astronaut Neil Annstrong, the U.S. /flag, the in the face of .-Astronaut .-\ldrin on moon surface. I'cati-dly Thursday he wovild not Odds Against Finding Life Cosmetics pUat la beginning to taJke shape plainly framed out, and the (tlcar the land about one week run for the W itte House In 1972 supports for the third floor cam before the official ceremonies. IPS be seen Jutting skyward. O o under any eircumstahees Soon after the wing is com­ It Yourself or Let Us Do It For You In announcing his return, and LOFT S KITCHEN Although loss than one third pleted, the BO-year-old original his Inleiitlon to run for re eler- On Mars Lengthened Today complete — the target date for part of the hospital, shown on AiTest Man lion next year, the Massachu­ Liggetts FRESH CANDY Two Exposed to Moon Dust opening the new wing Ls Janu­ the left side of the photo, will setts senator said If he wins an­ i’ .A 1> K N ,-V, ('alif. the my*terloux planet Imrlxui equatorial band »oine BelenttxU ary 1971 — construction appetirs bo demolished and a new build­ other term, he will serve all six (.Al’) 'I'lic odd.s iigain.st life or ever did iuiv«j thouKht might bi‘nr vege AtThePDikad* WELDON DRUG CO. For Brutal to be on schedule, according to ing will bo erected in its place. years That would lake him finding lift* on ,Mar.s Bulentlatf wiu) plan lo ieml hriloiy beenuie It xeem* to dark- -,(i7 MAIN sri{i:i.'l BIANCHBBTER Paul Somoza, the lujslslant lul- The hew building will house od- WE HONOR through 1976. past the lu-xl pres­ Icngt’lu'iu-.i toda\ as scien­ Murfnee-xor.ili'hlng unmanned ***' ■prtng mlnlatrator of the hospital. mlntstniiUve offices plus patient Join Trio in Quarantine idential race tists stmiifd .Mariner (i’s lamllng uraft I*) Mars In the What\^ the Mpaeeurafrx two ■<> Girl Slaviii«: 1970* were uautlouN ih their ‘*‘im era*\ imw. however. w er« He wouldn't speculate about closest-evcr pictures of the TEMPLE’S SPACE CENTER, Hous­ tine with the Apollo 11 astro­ of air escaping into the vacuum ANN ARIJOR, Miuh iAJ*t Ills long rang.- (Hilllleal future commenta on liie {xuimbihty of "GeneB llVe American deiertf red planet. showing a ton (A P )— Two men were nauts at about 3 a.ra...... , chamber. The aiTfsl of i 23-yo.iu-okl man Theodore Sorensen, a long life wliere d.ir^ moimtnln rnngex exposed to moon dust late Otficinis said blood samples Officials said it was unknown In the brirtiil .slayinj; of Karen time iminiati- anil iHilltk-al ad- nieteorite-hjit tere.l surface Halil I>r Holterl Is'lghton rUe from\ waxtelnmli of ' 1 5 X 7 " A" hleauheil ftand have been taken from the two how much degredutlon two sam­ Sue Belneinan. one of esgtu visi-r to the Kennedy family inucli like the inottn’s. ptiyalclat iiNtionoiner lie.tdlng a Thursday night when a Tiirre were po cloutln and m» CARPET and FLOOR COVERINC men and' they have undergone ples of lunar material In tho young women found slain m the sal.l Thursday night tin- senalor lUauk and-White }>holOKr(ipi)« xtudy of Ihr plutui ex glove extending into a vac­ xignx »)f .1 ha/e wtucii xorne ob extensive medical examinations vacuum chamber received. Ann ArlK>r-Yi>si!anli area m the lealiz.-.l the a.-.-ldi-nt "damaged televlnjMl lU'iiksSh AM million lullex ■ Tiie camera syitem wax nev uum chamber broke at xerver have theoirt*e»l might be by a doctor in the crew quaran­ With the addition of Buffum . l.tst two years, was aniunini 4*d if not destroy.-.i " his pros)>eeis Tluirxdav nlglit dIxeloHod jiurh ej expected l<» provide an an 308 MAIN STREET TEL S43-M62 ^vidence »)f moixturr m low America’s lunar quaran­ tine area. and Williams, the population In today. for the 1972 preslilenllal nomlna utter dexol.itloh tlial only the MWer to tile qurhtlon of hfr on CALDOR’S OWN tine station, officials said the crew quarantine area in­ Hon mojit optimliiliu ('ould hope for .Ntarn, It U expritetl If Uu t ** |k plaVex D«Mght4in commented Dr, William Kemmerer, chief Miss Hememan s was the sev­ creased to 19. tin* prexrnue of unxeen living or- life on Marx It would be In ml Tile blue im»e that tome lay today. of the preventative medicine enth un.solved killing. "H e ll■(■ognlz.■.■< that the fall- ganixmx cioxi oplt form or a .low nrdei <>r ix on M an may not i^xUt Tlie The pair, Ronald Buffum and branch at the .Mtuuied Space­ Earlier, officials said the I’ol Kredrit'k Davids, stale tint from the tr.igle .lutoniohile C illd o r Tliere weiv iuiKe and am u*nt Vegetation xurface featui'ex a^^ very George Williams, were forced to craft Center, said Buffum spacecraft Columbia and three- -police director. 5 identified the aeii.lent In wlileh In- was In MATTRESSES uraterx. many wuii aluiip edgud astronauts who flew It to the voK-i-d has b.-en su. Ii Hint his Tile p 1) o I o K I a p h x. inany strip, shower and place them­ suffered a slight bruise on num held as John Norman C'ol- Tlie leleVDed Im.igen.^,^ *ome ^m;41lel• t raters hiMde. moun Knapped wil)\ a telephotii lehx ax selves in quarantine with the his right arm from the force moon and back were reunited. /lins of'^Yp.silanll and said lie lontlmied availability for the xhiiwtng cmtei’x exUmated tui Columbia, the Apollo 11 com-^ lalnouN hiKhlamtM. preilptt4)UB the M50 jw>und xpacecrafl xwept f L . U R G H I 5 three Apollo 11 astronauts. ■‘looks like the eomi>osite Iircsldem-y would only add lo mall ax .i few city bU)ckx ilop«'i. uniek lltieR und xeal- wlliun 3,18o mtlrx of the Mat Officials said Buffum was mand module, was moved into sket( h” of the motorcyclist last more hale mall, mor>- eontllet. MEAN RETTER VALEE! tered rubble but no hint that (Ian efpmtor covereCaldor guarantees all mattresses Together, they got his hand out station where the Apollo 11 The crew spent Thursday giv­ tion. Sin- was IS and had en­ I Sc and sealed the chamber to fur­ astronauts are in isolation? ing a seminar on their mission rolled a.s a freshman l.ist June WAHHING'mN I API Sen ther air leaks. "It is not a dry ship,” to the Aix>llo 12 astronauts, who Thiee others among the eight Jennings Randolph. D W Va . >Caldor saves you from $10 to S20 They went to shower for more ARPET John McLeaish, a public re­ plan to go to the numn in No­ victims a!.-^> were Kasteni Mich­ For Peae<‘ in Nigeria say* the Senate set a recorxl than two hours while officials lations officer In quarantine vember igan coeds Three also were Thiirsilay when on three sge decided if they had possibly with the crew, said Thursday t’hurles Conrad, the Apollo 12 ft.'in the r n iv e i'it y o f .Michigan llo j^ tsc H o p e s crsslve roll calls tn the sur­ 12' and 15* WIDTHS been contaminated. KAMjI. I ijMmla (AIM l*u|ip Paul \’I in reply to a newsman’s commander, askt-d Armstrong at ne.iihy Ann Arlsir One was a tax controversy all 100 m*m- til nii111IIlie hl.s ‘ iM.odpxt, l*ul II( Irc t hthjit** JUul Caldor's Own Innersprin It was decided they had and question. high schtsi! dto(M)Ut and another bsrs volwl ) the pair were placed in quaran­ (See Page Three) luM H ln r t " to s»*i MM' |>**iU 0 in Nl>r«*llJl a junior . h^K^' scliool iriudrnt. yv Ramlolph. who clMcketl Mattress Our R«g. 39.97 N/<‘ Action Allernatlng thunhhim h huitifjexx t'ntd Uxlay. a u t h o r i t i e records bach to 1969 when .ind peacem.iking the Uonian Ixt Mlafr.i. but have alfui tried Hawaii became th* 80d*Ml. and tlilx givex u« hrarl per cent responaa in a alnfle Twin or Full Site Steel Price Increase Test •'foil to ni«h IhiiMigh a .Sen;il.. regnm (if Africa dear lo iix seatlon sq. yd. felt pain Hut we ,ire rewdvrU to ’ each July !). A plan is held otyAi imir- pa^.ietl hill eM*’nd ng »h. in r there frtin rag«’* an .igonuing (onllnur our iiuhIpxI bul tiffev der count in that • onflh t ■' Box Spring At Same Low Price SCULPTURED AND TWEEDS cent tluough I n c :ii ,,re UoMitlr fMd r.iil. rffi>rlx of per i'.>lim.s IS a Mephe^of <‘pi Da­ hoping to gel the lin .tslir'- to *he \Vi have n(»l only xought l.o xu.ixloh (o help heal tlilB fatal vid I.AMk of the ^ s lla iill State xecure giHfdx am! meuc4| up Mixtame. imp.irtiatly *»nd by ev Caldorpedic Mattress almost certain to be passed on Paul .McUracken. chairman of Ihlr«/e to the WASHINGTON (AP) — was (I rep.,rt ^ m Deik that his Thui>tl,i\ the up ery mean^ available ’’ the |*of»e ALL PURPOSE CARPET to the buying public In the torni the President’s Council of Eco­ n.•-lish4-t <• of hix l*.>rllait)rnl. U.S. • steel Corp.’s price hou.Mf had /been disturbed ' nO!i‘«l*ln \ lefereliF • h) fh* Vail .Seluclcd K<‘H4‘rv<*H r 308 coU malCress with match- of fatter price tags on cars, nomic Advisors, and Secretary Mlibih rrbotr of 1'gan Our Reg. 69.96 -nils Is itbe oubdoor carpet boost on products used in that led tiyToIlin* arrest (See Page Klghl) r.»n b.irke«l airlift i«. ^et e»*mn Inf 308 coil box iprinf for can’t tell from intloor 04krj^. gto X washers, toasters, refrigerators of the Treasury David Kennedy • 1 I - u>i fie (fiougfit Ihr papal vix coU on coll nipport. 9 12 NYLON RUGS <‘ollm sXjad access to l.a.dk'« WA.HKINiJToN (AID T»i€' Made of Htrong man-made everything front autos to and other consumer Items. both have said this could not It Mould provuii- hi-w tlrlrrm i .Vrriiy (iMlay elirtUn-Ued a «p «' ■ Twelve edge gutrdi In mal- Olefln fibers. Use It on patio * garbage cans provides the home. I^hlle tile, latter w usdn littlon .tful neto inxplratum. to trew uid 12 in box iprini, All Etods FTnislwd. AS LOW AS A a x x The Bureau of .l-ibor Statis­ serx-e any useful purfKcse' uUt xet#ctrd rexerve force $ or terrace , . In your fam- v.u’.i^m. and lud been feeding find peaie keep* itroni edge luppprt. While They Ltort. ’ 4 T e “ Nixon adniini.stration with tics announced Wednesday the Up four yrarx Ago for quick usr Uy room . . .kttcen . , . den A senes of price' increases. In- tiny< of jpoi .il s doj; while he w h s Tl:e fervent Ultrrext -that ’ 100^ quiltto with eyelet bor­ around the pout 4'onftli tx In ftr** of Iiuf 4CttVr furCRB *tg four-tenths of a per cent in . Afrti.i .ind e^rwhrfe yoiif rr , Box Spring At Seme Low Price with it." Vice President Spiro T. June. Page Three) ( See Page .M Hell AX .1 cofitinuat Improvr Twin or Full Site CEM M IC BATHROOM lefil r pf',1 > *-r^for In Ihr _a_S5:- Bobber B«ok Agnew said of U.S. Steel's an­ hirnt in Ihr rr.idtnr«x of Ihr rr- This aroused hope of a similar •am iM .jf.d ho’A your pre«enrr in nouncement of a 4.8 per cent in­ •rtvr («>mptinrnlx • ih« an ' I t coets so little and adds so much. cooling down of retail prices In ’ Afro i win I Ixdirvr gtVr turn crease affecting steels account­ fAiitru rfornt xaUI KITCHEN I It lasts a lifetime. Don’t settle fo r .sub- the near future “ f -**4| to)': rrv, r>A>pr nrw «|e etitutee. Nothing haa the style Mice ing for nearly 50 per cent of the Ax a (-ohXrqurtiO’ th#r» til Agnew said any decision on. irroGfiiUof ii?d hs'w fnoprraium rvj further nr*-#t for 4 XRiparatv Caldorpedic Deluxe C ERAM IC Tile. tonnage sold by the Industry. to »UiM- for I-.U6 ><.«bUlly and CARPET A disturbing factor about the attempting to rollback the price- IX 4 *r:ruir«l rxxvrvr increases would have to await Tax Relief Dividend r,..»rt; h.vi^fiony tm Ihlx conli turw Mattress i r - i r w m u m price hike by the industry'.-; No Our Rag. 79.97 President Nixons return next • 40S cod miltrew with nutch- 1 pnxlucer w.as that it came on Pngr > ighi 1 ( Page D Ing 40S roll box ipring (oc the, same day the government week from his world trip. proM aipporl. 1 1 9 released figures indicating' a But the administration has ■ For All hut ^ erv Rich • I0d% quilled nullrett for INSTAUH) possible slowdown m the infla- said repeatedly It doesn’t Intend deep down comfort ind nip- tlonar>- pace. to use "Jawbone' persuasion or port. iq. yd. Up to 100 Sq. Ft Indadn Ubor, W .\SI 11 N<.! I iN. (.AI’ i 1 la\ mg' 1 -rnplclfd ii S7 lij- Now. U.S Steel's price boosts, establish voluntary wage-price • Eyekl border* illowi mat- Moteriab ond Y o«r Ctotoe od Otoan. liun tighlcnmg ..f the Inicrn.’il Kewmie ili-.ii.-t- tax Ahttre R as ('.tfal-Rlaek Sky which probably will be»followed guide-posts such as set up during ————------^------_ t _ tr* a to brtatht and stay each BseeBaM Choto* o< ipfuimei.' ritsulaip i ^ tax lelud fradi. 20-yr. guannt**. by the rest of t^e Industry, are the Kennedv administration lilVI^iclKi f-u all ljut Onion \hc \cv\ riuli. Twin or Full Slia Box Spring At Same Low Friat for tn»- Tr.e •t.inAtnl d<- iut tion, uxeU L<‘rie, L'nn-al W orld and Mu.inn C3ommittt*e b> !h(.'e -A’.w d-» n<*t TUB ENCLOSURE f•*re^.!^t Ttiur* ho that by 1V75 lAo-jId go Up 'A DC.' iron, thr Rad Guys in the Barnyards ih»* reform* drafted bv the pan pr. 4’n* 10 jrt*r . i-* t A .’ t. ft Caldorpedic Imperial to BBthraOB would b.*lar.tc out with atx>u: ueji.ng to If) y• r cen* With .1 Filnu’d hv .Astronauts bilhor. ir. new revenue and .i Mattress r*. - .,1,J SI’ \I K f KVIKI:. 11.. . Our Reg. 99.97 WHILE $ 0 7 .9 5 heat heeler-Dealers i.Ke n^oun* m i.^x rt Jurtiom* I ,X ! ’ I I'\* 11 .-\|Mi||(j 1 1 ’•kei A Ilf, chil *. I '.ll.ltlt -. I • I ,(1 .11; .-.-I • Super deluxe 612 coil mar ftomlcB C— torTtpi THEY Thu fsr«-t and bigge-t tm-f.ft.i ii.'ii»-.i! '.Sill 111 .if t>.ituit>.| i-e* -f.- or ircaa and 612 box apring for LAST •V.v> 'Al ultl fkrt e .• i;,4- liFA I a - ’ . 'I : aifi t l-iit .ltr.1 .ilriiD'.t .11-.w w lu te the beat in coil on coil deep­ $ . From European Markets ‘'T.d of 'he ini'-me but by .(/ ig (i* U-! t--«l .'- f .XlMivy vsa.s H ing. hu: ^he t.t\p.»\- ra’ u L»r. e.?rr.*-d iil-l>i;n k k ’ • FiUly quoted with the iruxi- WASHINGTON■VAl .A P I - As f.ir war cimld bre ik out momentaii- --/I\.f P-. ’V»-*f \ r • !h* -e w.ih, y .ir!i^ ^fyome» frbm \tt T h is r.(|^*e.l l-llw! -..-.Irjstf y _ mum filling for comfort and U O . S9SM .IS .idmlnistratlpn fa'rm ;v ’ 41 \“r ■ r cen! \tWt *r lf;r (Ti- j t r rr.nt. r?;i *he \Com !■ giv br 4- r * * • • ; >n^ .on ■ .tl^I a place ' a Caldor edge guard* .-.eyelet jy y s in 'Jie barnyard )hese days nu'-re whe.t*. tnan ;t can u>c ' . -if tfs 1 r In tf’.r t.o xgrwund ’ p«rK4 pa border* mattreii that > e re;»(krtrd . k dowTu F-arly^wj»fijnvr> are the wheat wheeler-dealer* hs- frvi.iiai), ie'ifte Kagle land­ breathet and day* freth. ' \ ■ V and ha* cut- ■ •r. • ’\ id*, ir- *g. Box Spring At Same Low Price in the European Common M.*r- > e ti.U de*f nte*d . Nv i>r!r : 1 r*e xeen Anever 20 year guarantee ccmpfUUon U r 'J-.v mea­ p dx tUvrr mount aU plain- the Amencan farmer and Ux- i: u d r ite *' * rt.ng' * »• xt ijitoce 6grr4:y lat* R-ay however, the Com­ iy «t.4n«llrsg >ul ag.imxt a light payer > «• ifcy i ; •: .■'S BRAIDED RUGS mon M irlu-t If t.^.e t;gg«’4st ; u) ) r >t 44 •IIU pU'tUfeX But the Common Market l*r,*v'k>x taken from a cdnierd pnt. ' that It ha,* r tgr «nt!\ bv ArrTi«*,r(,»r’.g wfi. * INLAID 100% N y to a wnth -France as the mam pr ■ ,. A I- I-' '■ ■ fttoiintrkt ;n tffe wtU-diiw of itWfi ISAVE-BUYNOW abused iJ.r contrvivVroAi Inter- n/ the . Icarly U t t ' SALE: THUR. thru SAT. (focer—Is not along in the fray 01 TIXHIR •il/llf.g M;.tl<-, K-vgir xhovb v^rmxtrong and Aid to Aay KltokMi Li-Thiek ^ j, $ C A .9 S im-iocLi. 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' i ' PAGE TWO V MANCHElSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST I7 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1969 !■ PAGE THREE Paul Lane of Fairfield and ^ ^ ------destroyed it in the early hours Coventry MOVIE AUDIENCE SheinwoKl on Bridge of Thursday morning. • •• • • • • g u i d e ******* Democratic Cary said neighbors reported People In A SERVICE OF FILM-MAKERS FIND PROPER USE FOR CO reeing young people in the vi­ AND THEATERS. NORTH W id e n in g . LAST TRUMP Scram ble cinity of the house ju.st about These 'rit.rqft sppiy to f>lm« 4 K 3 2 modeled. fe lf eed after Nov 1. 1366 By ALfTlEI) 8HEINWOLI) 9 10 4 The News O f B rid g e C 74 E xpected THIS S E ^ There must be at least 40 mil­ NE Cyclist Sentenced , ‘ 44 K 9 7 6 4 2 y lion bad bridge players in North Mrs. Betty Hughes in adt indicates the Him Was / NEW HAVEN. Conn. (A P )— America. Of course, I am.-speak­ (Continued from f*age Onej PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Sch eduled submitted and approved under WEST EAST -^Let us set your diamond in Robert McDonald, 19, of New ing only from memory. Painful Mrs. Betty Hughes, wife of New the Motion Picture Code (4 1097 (4 6 4 were dapiaged if not destroy­ Haven, a member of the Slum­ memory. M y partner, one of Jersey Gov. Richard J. Hughes, The Skungamaug River of Self'Regulation. (3AQJ98 9763 ed.” . .. r lords Motorcycle Club, was sen­ the aforesaid b.b.p.’s man­ a modem mounting is Joining the ranks of the TV bridge is scheduled to be re­ CAI09 OQJ852 Soresnen was Interviewed on tenced Thursday to 7 to 15 ^ Suggested for GENERAL aged to drop an absolutely talk hosts. aligned and widened, with work 4k 10 5 4> QJ8 the CBS Evening News With Found Innocent Police Baffled years In jail for his alleged audiences. Many to choose from and no beginning this month. Bids for the bridge table, what do you SOUTH W alter Cronklte. CAMBRIDGE, Mas.s. (AP) KENT (AP) -Slate Police are part in the assault of two girls Mrs. Hughes has signed a con­ suppose he drops at the din­ the project will be opened Aug. ^ Suggested for MATURE 4 AQJ85 Sen. Edmund S. Muskie of A Middlesex Superior Court irtill baffled by the disappear­ anrJ a young man. tract with WCAU-TV in Phila­ ner table?) charge for an original 4 at 2 p,m. in the District 1 audiences (parental discre> 9 K52 Maine, the 1968 Democratic vice Jury Thursday night found inno­ ance of 19-year-old I.ynn Pin- Judge Herbert MacDonald delphia for an afternoon talk South dealer. auditorium. Hartford, said Jo­ tion advised). 0 K63 presidential candidate, said he cent two men charged with gree who wms la-s-t .seen almost sentenced McDonald to 7 to 10 show beginning Sept. 22. North-South vulnerable. design or ivorknianship seph Levine, spokesman for the 4> A3 couldn’t even speculate about murder in the shooting of LiOuls a week ago taking a ride in a years on one count of indecent The program will be aimed at RESTRICTED — Persons Opening lead — Ten of State Highway Department. South West North East the short range results of Ken­ Zoglio of Providence, R.I.' car driven by an older man. assault and up to 6 more years W(^men and will have a wide under 16 not admitted, un* Spades. EASY PAYMENT PLANS The project is part of the 14 2 9 2 4 Pass nedy’s announcement. A jury deliberated three hours Pol ce said Mi.vs Pingnm, a for a secoiid count. variety of guesfs. less accompanied by parent South won the first trick with O i statewide safety Improvement 4 4 AH Pass • "There’s nothing irrevocable before returning the verdicts in recent graduate of Housatonic McDonald was one of 19 or adult guardian. the jack of .spades and drew A station spokesman declined program. Levine added. The about anything that’s happening Downtown Manchester favor of Robert Fairbrothers, Va’ Iey Reg.onal High School, members of the club charged two more rounds of trumps with to disclose what salary Mrs. contract calls for 115 workdays Persons under 16 not ad* In politics these days,” said 988 Main Street 31, of Newington, Conn., and Re- was woiking at a .soft drink with repeated sexual attacks'dn the ace and dummy’s king. of trumps. This sets up the rest Hughes would be paid. from start, which would place tnitted. This age restriction Muskie, who is rated in the nalda DiPietrantonlo, 46, of : lanJ at the Annual Fireman's three teen-agers in Wallingford Then he led a diamond from of dummy’s long suit. completion of the project front rank of potential contend­ Providence, R.I. Fair when .she stnick .an ac­ April 12. The charges against may be higher in certain dummy. South then leads a spade to Nicolae Ceauseseu around late fall. ers for the next presidential RodoVph Sciarra. a • third de­ quaintance with a young carni­ the group ranged from robbery areas. Check theater or East put up. the queen of dummy's king, getting back to . VIENNA (AP) — Nicolae Rudyard O. Wilson, assistant nomination—particularly if Ken­ fendant, was tried separately val woiker who.se dog attracted to rape. advertising. diamonds, and South’s king lost dummy for the clubs and draw­ Ceausescu, president of Roma­ chief of design, listed three nedy stands aside. Prmttd at • pub>'C tervice to the ace. West t(xik the ten of ing the last missing trump at MANCHESTER'S several weeks ago and also was her. Tlic two drove away from nia, gave a fatherly kiss Thurs­ reasons last December why the by thit newtoaper diamonds and continued with the same time. Declarer dis­ Muskie said he had not dis­ acquitted. the fair in a car, reportedly to l-g>bby Fee bridge would be repaired: The day to Daniel Marius Stanclu- the nine, which East overtook cards three red cards on the cussed presidential poltUcs with buy gas, ;md have not been HARTFORD, Conn. (A P ) — poor sight line conditions at the Only Fuel Oil Dealer lescu, whose birth a month ago with the Jack. East then switch­ established clubs, after which Kennedy. " I wouldn’t,” he said. Could B<“ First . e.en i nee. The now-defunct Connecticut Intersections of Rt. 31. South brought his country's population ed to the seven of hearts. ■ he can cheerfully give up the Sen. George S. Mc(3ovem, R- BRIDGEPORT (AP) - Mem­ Miss Pingree’s mother .Mrs. Catholic Committee on Educa­ R iver Rd. and Trowbridge Rd., to an ofilcial 20 million. South played low, and West last three tricks. S.D.. who ran a brief presiden­ bers of Teamsters I>oral 1040 M irion I-hcngo, said she did not tion paid $59,960 to a New York the narrow width of the bridge THEATER TIME Open 24 Hours A Day! The news agency Agerpres took the setting trick with the But then only two of us would tial bid a year ago, said Kenne­ who work in two local auto think her daughter was kldrap- public relations firm to lobby and the p(X)r alignment of the SCHEDULE said Ceausescu, in a ceremony jack of hearts. He got out with have worn a smile. ,, dy rates as a national Demo­ firm.s migtit be the first in the ed or is being held for ran.som, for a bill providing state aid road west of the bridge. at the Republic Palace in a club, and South eventually Daily Question cratic leader whether or not he • nation to receive a paid holiday •'What I'm afraid of," she said, to non-public schools. It was dis­ Prague, "t(x>k this youngest citi­ Realigning and widening will cinem a I — Bonnie & Clyde, had to lose two more heart As dealer, you hold: Spades, runs in 1972. MORIARTY BROTHERS commemorating man’s first "i what might happen if .she closed Thursday. zen of Rtjmania into lus arms, begin approximately 300 feet 7:00; Cool Hand Luke, 9:00. tricks. Down three. 10-9-7; Hearts, A Q-J-B-8; Dia- " I (Jon’t think there is any landing on the moon. put up a struggle. She is ;i The money was paid to Burke k.ssed him paternally and west of ^ u th R iver Rd. to ap­ UA Theatre — Ice Station "They could have made two nioiids, A-IO-9; Clubs, 10-5. prime candidate for 1972,” said Wh#r» CustxMMn For Over The agreem'nt was rontsinel strong girl atKi would figlit.” & Corbin Associates Inc., ac­ Zebra, 2:00, 8:00. wished him good health and a proximately 260 feet east of hearts,” my partner announc­ What do you say? McGovern. He listed Muskie, Hov# Com# M©b\\ Vi o f A in a new three->’eor agreement cording to a report filed Thurs­ Fire Taken Life happy life reaching into commu­ North River Rd. for a distance Cinema I (Newington)— Gone ed, and he smiled with satisfa- Answer; Bid one heart. You former Vice President Hubert One Cookout Rains Didn’t Wash Out signed between the un'on a- I day with Secretary of the State With The Wind, 2:00, 8:00. — heating oil C#nfwy! GREENW ICH, Conn. (A P I nism." of a little more than .3 of a tlon. I smiled also because I have only 11 points In high H. Humphrey and Sen. Fred R. two local auto firm.s, Holroyd Ella T. Grasso. Fire UH)k the life of Frcdcrrlck mile, said Wilson In December. Cinema II —Ehmny Girl, 2:00, had a hand for the column. The cards and 1 point for the Harris of Oklahoma as serious It was the Army and Navy Club’s annual cookout Mathiason and Dwight Downham. Also on the cook- Pontiac, Inc. and Haynes and Although the report did not Levine recently added the 8 :0 0 . opponents smiled because they Finnegan, 44, at his home at Arthur Corbett doubleton, but this is enough for possibilities. day at - Manchester’s Camii Kennedy yesterday, out committee, hut not pictured, were Mike Nimi- McGill Motors, Inc. ."ay who pjild for the lobbying, project calls for 990 linear feet Cinerama—Ben Hur, 8:00. knew South should have ' made 16 Liockwood Road this morning. LONDON (AP) — Arthur an opening bid when you have Mc(3overn said he was reserv­ and the chow line seemed endless. And it was no The figreement takes effect a spokesman for the company of bitumlous concrete. Land has East Hartford Drive - In — four spades. We could have rowski, Adolph Qiiey and Ray Ilenneiiuin. Yestei’- CALL 6 43-! Police reported that the body Cameron Corbett, whose father excellent high-card structure ing any judgment about making today and guanintees a paid said the client was the Con- already been obtained by the Shoes Of The Fisherman, 10:00; given cards and spades to a wonder, considering the menu served up to approxi­ day’s camp .se-ssion was the fir.st this week. The was fourxd in n second-flwir (2V4 quick tricks) and a very another presidential bid him­ 301 CENTER STREET MANCHESTER •’eeticu; Catholic Committee on is form er British Boy Scout highway department for the Where Were You When The mately 90 campers, counselors and staff. It con­ holiday on Moon Day. July 20. bedroom. FImiegan was a lawy­ Cheshire cat with the smiles at strong five-card m ajor suit. self. , camp was rained out on Monday. Tuesday and Education, which is no longer chief Lord Rowallan, says his project. The $200,000 project, Lights Went Out? 8:25. our table. sisted of meatloaf, mashed potatoes, gravy, peas er for Allied Stores in New Copyright 1969 It was Sen. Daniel K. Inouye, Wednesday. Guests of camp director llaiVv F. In existence. wife is (1 man and he wants when completed will Include East Windsor Drive - In — Perfectly Played JoiuH Race York City. General Features Corp. French bread, butter, milk and ice cream. Army Smith yesterday were the Rev. .Edward LaRosa of Tile spokesman said the com­ their marriage annulled. two 12-foot lanes with eight- The Chairman, 10:00; Lady South played the hand pre- D-Hawaii, who suggested the NEW HAVEN lA P l John J. Firem en evacuated Uie re»»l and Navy Club members serving in the .picture mittee "was disbanded after Mrs. Corbett began life as foot shoulders. In Cement, 8:25. fectly up to the second trick. Democratic party itself might St. Bartholomew’s Church, and Manchester Rec Moffitt, 3H, has joined the race of Ihe^famlly: his wife, Nancy, are, from left to right, Ernest Sherman, Russell passage of the bill.” George Jamieson and had a ca­ JImnly Fund Manchester Drive-In — 99 It was all right to take the jack change Kennedy’s mind about Director Mel Sieliold. (Herald photo by Silver) for mayor of New Haven, .set­ and daughters Tracy, 14, Susan, TOIL Ptil TICKIT candidacy. ting stage for the first three- reer as a merchant seaman be­ Police chief" (Jordon Smith Women, 10:30; Eve, 8:30. and ace of spades, but the third JtlllKVAnON iUVICI 11, and Patrlclii, 9. IVliirdpr Charge HdIAL l-tOO-S41-43l4 He said he is sure Kennedy’s way race in the city since 1963, fore underoing sex change oper­ reminds (Joventry residents Mansfield Drive-In—Coogan’s round of trumps was a disaster. The cause ot the fire and the . DANBURY, Conn. (A P ) — 6luff, 8:46; Eye Of The Cat, After taking just two trumps disclaimer is sincere—but the Comment Session Moffitt is entering the race ations in 1960 and becoming that a number of Jlmhiy Fund exact cause of death were not Henry RenxI, 20, of New Fair- April AsWey, a glamorous Lorn banks have been distribiKed' in 10:16. South should cash the top clubs party could have other icleas. WANTA CHEVY? as an independent.' He said immk off. •otally ignored by the Republi­ against Renzi. cutting off about 40 per cent of presumably will be seeking re-e­ the first Tuesday and third of 2 hours 32 minutes, was feasi­ Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, a 10AJA.*aiSb FJA(SUN.1*«iS0) American flag. Both men were Melanilsh aald Aldrin and Col- ' can Party. Republican Town Gallagher was shot June 26 Richard Brooks Canada's bulc steel pitxluctlon. I SFICIAL ATTINTION TO 0«OUFS lection. Thursday of each month. spokesman said Thursday. ble, In an )tppnrcnt holdup of his LOS ANGELES (AP) — A Today in History THE CHBIBinmi Those who appear are grant­ unrecognizable in the bulky lins, l)oth physical fitmyts entliu-, Committee chairman George J. Aug. 1. For Kennedy, now 37, time is "N ell told him it was," said .00 About 98 per cent of the let­ white .space suits that kept them slasts, liave been running up Montjino declined to comment service station. The slayer fled, spokesman for director Richard ed anonymity and their sug­ ters are from out of state, the By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS P'VMk SInatrs * Baqoel Welch not a problem. John Mclvcalsh, a public rela­ alive. on Moffitt’s move. leaving $300 In the ca.sh regis­ Brooks says he has turned down Lady Ip OeoMttt** gestions and' complaints are and down the laboratory Imll- spokesman said. Texlay is Friday, Aug. 1, the t ANMIHCTON AVI I tions officer in quarantine with ways for exercl.-e. Armstrong ter. a CBS bid of $1 million dollars A modem-dsy Story ol faith, HARTFORD. CONN ' relayed to the town mana­ In another view, Aldrin stood Gov, Sargent Ims maintained 213th day of 1969. There are 162 the Apollo 11 crew. favors table tennis. to televise the movie "In Cold courage 2nd intrigue! EAST W m SO K A B COSDiTtOf. ID ger, for review and possible alone in a crater, his brilliant a public silence about the July With Majority days left in the year. The spacemen gave the mis­ 1695 while suit showing splotches of .Meix'aiah said all three have Blood" with the climactic hang­ In 1946, the U.S. Atomic Ener­ DRIVE IN A- RT.5 Steel Price implementation. sion report to their colleagues 18 accident at ( 'happaquiddlck WASHINGTON (API Oon- ing scene deleted. “■ Anthony Qurm moon dust, suggesting that he been smoking cigars from a box gy Commission was established. Although those who ap­ from behind a glass wall o f the iManrl^ratrr Island In which Mary Jo Ko- ni-ctiriit's two senators voted might have fallen to his knees. given lliem by astronaut chief The film was mode from the Five Years Ago ^ OskarWemer pear at the sessions are not lunar receiving laboratory. Con­ pechne, 28, drowned when Sen. wKh the majority in the Senate In his gold visor, the moon lan­ Donald K. Slayton. De CORMIER MOTOR SALES; Inc. Truman Capote best seller of The apace agency told Test Policy named, their comments are rad, his crewmates Richard Kennedy's cur plunged off a Tiiur.sdtiy to limit the extension DovidJanssen der, Arm.strong and the flag Tltere are 14 persons in the the same n(une. Under a con­ pictures taken by a Ranger 7 K a H ^ i U M Coming Wed.: “Peter Pan" made public. The manager, Gordon and Alan Bean, and sev­ 285 imOAD STREET, MAN< HESTER—643-1165 bridge Into a tidal'|kioI. of the -surtax to six months. were clearly i-eflectcd. quarantine area bCHldes the iis- tract with Oilumbla Pictures, spacecraft .allowed the moon's (CantimuMl from Pago One) in turn, has been Instructed eral other astronauts listened Published I>»Uy Except Bundays Senators Abraliam Ribicoff THE S H O E S O F From H ie Screen Writer of The space agency also re­ tronauts. This include.* doolors, sad Holidays at 13 Bisaell Street Lottugp (niiipd Brooks has the exclusive right surface woa suitable for a * from the out.slde. and Thoma.v Dodd, both Demo­ □ THE n SH E R M A N challenged by the White House. by the board to make his leased motion picture film cooks, engineers and Mcl-enish. Manchester. Conn. (06040) to rule on any changes In the landing by man. “Psycho”— Tale of Terror! SHEHTON (AP) A (ire in a crats, voted in favor of the W illim sntl^— 423-2423 This wasn’t the case during replies public also. Meanwhile scientists in anckh- Telephone 643-2711 movie version and to deny its One Year Ago Flos.. .natw D v Second Class Pisunge Paid al 31(1 room suninuT cottage hen- amendment pro|H>, ed by Sen. ■n Wan X n Wkn ' the previous two administra­ cr part of the laboratory inject­ \ Manriirster, Conn use on television for five yedrs. H ie U.S. government tried to UiMi WnStMT* Tliursday ei.iu.-.-ed an estimated Russell Ixmg to limit the income Terror that tears the screams tions. ed specks of moon material into SUBSCRimON RATES "W e felt the real crux o( the force a rollback of steel price ‘ New Exam Added $6,000 in damages, according to tax siircliarge to -six months In- Democratic Presidents John the bodies of 24 germ-free mice Payable in Advance (liv department offlelala. film was whether there siiould increases by limiting purchases EASTHARlfORD RIGHTOUTOF YOUR THROAT!! W ATE R B U R Y, Conn. ( A P I - •steod of the 12 months proposed F. Kennedy and Lynn B. in an experiment intended to i '? . ’’,- ...... **' ‘*1 be capital punishment," the di­ by the military. OHIVt IN ★ NT 5 Future candidates (or this city’s six MooUm ...... u.to M re Marshal Tlioma.s Ctiry i>y the Nl.xon administration. Johnson tangled with the steel smoke out possible moon mi­ Ttikee Months ...... , . 7 fgi rector’s spokesman said, "and police department will be re­ One, Month ...... 3.60 m id a blaze of .suspicious origin MichaelSarrazin industry on several occasions, crobes. . 4 by cutting that scene out we quired to undergo psychological swept Hie cabin owned liy Dr. Five-Day F«>r *caHl including the now famous 1962 Scientists mixed the lunar would really be cutting out the Gayle HuNNicun examination after taking n WINDSOR LOCKS, Conn. Jimmarkar Production Presents ^ affair when Kennedy succeeded dust into a solution and started real meat of the film ." Civil Service test. (A P ) —The U.S. Wenthor Bureau Eleanor Parker in rolling back an across-the- Injecting it into the abdomens of SPY THR0XER! The addition of psychological |)re—July ,31-Aur. 1-2 ed a broad price increase. Since ganisms in the moon matter, RRHE HEVIUOOD 60s. man heart transplant, says ad­ Thursday by the Civil Service scientWts expect them to devel- 8:1.'; — and H Il — then there have been price hikes vances In technique may (me Commisslon. op rapidly In the mice, since the you^ll want to see our Moderating al the beginning on selected items. ' ()ay permit the use of animal ILLING JR. HIGH SCHOOL Clii^t Eastwood “ COOGAN’S BLUFF” Two clinical psychologists will little animals have no immunity - THE IHRIRRinn' of the |H-rlcxl wlUi little tem- In justifying its price raises, hearts. evuuluate the results of the one- to such bodily invaders, is-rature ohangc thereafter. U.S. Steel cited a payroll In­ Precipitation may total more "Who knows, you may see Single Donation $.3.00—Couple Donation $.'>.00 hour, written psychologlcl test. The space agency released ^ AIR coNDiri .-Nir. crease as well as higher taxes men walking about with the than one-half inch. Frequent Ticket Reservation—^Tel. 646-471.'> and increased costs for mate­ heart.A of lions,” Barnard told ((0 >))1 BURNSIDE .shou-ers throughout Uie i>erlod. rials and services. gN6l8aed Aug. I newsmen durlng' a tour stopover than ^ I I (' At. • . .• III .Friday Night Special here. ' ROCKVILLE Fabulous He said experiments with this In mind are going on at Groote AIR CONDITIONED at Public Records NIWINf>ION » a achur hospital in Cape Town. Warrantee Deeds SCRAP CO.. Inc. Allan W. and Roberta J. Grif­ BIRIIN tURNPiKI fin to Arthur J. Dancosse, prop­ Nl X ! TO TWO OUTS ond ORANTMOOR CiBMua n The Bolton Lake Hotel & Restaurant erty at 147 Sch(x>I St., convey­ TOP PRICES PAID! ^ Aoadamy Award Strongest Rally Q JOHN’S Dallj At tiW I t f f j n . III Twin Lobster Dinner ance tax $24.76. , v , „ W o t ' d * : , - — '’V dark Oable \ W in n e r - SelectiMiof - . Raymond L. Sergent to Rob­ ■ariiiw Strriannd z 5 Vhrlea Lrtgh In Three Months including potato & vegetable ert A. Oliver and Viola Crary, “04itM< W Itk The W tad” “Fnnn/ Gtri" (Color) o BAR AND RESTAURANT ^ 4 i0 0 Oaky At and o property at 38 Elsie Dr., con­ f^BlllCS (Oalor) Agnes Davis For Stock Market E veyance tax $31.90. Now At lUgular Prices 8:00 PJW. o Also a complete menu including steaks, chops & seafood. o Administrator's Deed k BanpUn Hour I-S p.m ., Good Reserved Seals 144 WEST MAIN ST. ROCKVILLE z Two bands from 9 to 1 for your dancing and listening COPPER Avw Uabte NEW YORK (API — The z o Carol Ann Werdelln, adminis-. Moo, tkru Sat. o enjoyment. Call and reserve your lobster dinner now. AU Seata TSe To Showtime Jong-depressed stock market 3 tratrix of the estate of Sigfried o J. Polepn, to Robert L. and Thursday mviunted its strongest’’ Ha||A|||fk FRIDAY - SATURDAY O oc U M nU inU AND SUNDAY NIGHTS BANQUETS — WEDDING PASTIES — UP TO 4M Eleanor M. Abbott, property at FABRICS z TWIN * ARI . PUiHB&CK * GIANI * AC8IS 0( rally in three months. m 447 Adams St., conveyance tax 4UOIIORIUM1 * GAIURY * SIAU SCKftN (RII PARKING < $ . BRASS The Dow Jones average of 30 o THE BOLTON LAKE HOTEL & RESTAURANT 22 4) industrials advanced 11,89 STEAMED GUMS * Route 44A, Bolton 643-9731 Executor’s .Deed points to 816.47 in Its biggest Wanda S, Boehm,, executrix 4 of the will of Bernice Sendrow- TONITE—I»l RI'N gain since Ias4 April 30. , I skl, to Nickolas and Helene D. STANCHESTf With 1,159 Issues rising and Woolens * Suitings° Dress Fabrics Please Note; This Program. AIR CONDITIONED Moran, property at 13 Edmund LEAD 268 falling among 1.685 traded Is for MatAire Audiences . What constitule^xn G<>ur. HELD St., conveyance tax $24.75. ' • t U’ .‘N ■ IM on the New York StCK'k Ex- met ? It 1.S a person who ap .Marriage Lieense (?hange, the udv-ance was the OVER NEWSPAPER Drapery & Upholstery Fabrics precinte.s \vell-i\x>ked^fo(>d Haroitt Jaynes Bingham Jr., and will travel any dlstartve broaden since i,i68 Issues (ME HANDLE PAPER DRIVES FOR UHUBC’HEH. Today Mat. nao—Eve. 6:30 and 9K)5 Cromwell, and Karen Ann Niel­ ti> gej It. His or her ta»t^ .g a in e d on Juno 30. 1966. BOV StD l'ts, AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS) Sat. and Sun. Coot- l:SO-4.-OS-6:45-9;23 son. 15 Forest St.. Aug, 8, buds are so de.li(x\te, that ho •^\Trading volume of 14,16 mil- Sf-RAi* IRON — OTHER METAL-S Linings • Patterns Notions • Trimmings Emanuel Lutheran Church. ('r she can tell at (vnee lUiiKtJiares compared with 16 68 BATTERIES — RADIATORS — PAPERS — RAGS •V. whether the hxxl is real ^JOHN GLEN KIM m 111 Uih .Wednesday. Also Buyers of INDUSTRIAL S4 BAP ' Custom Draperies & Slipcovers gvxxL She will also go nilloa VANS VISIT HO.N’G KONG TE LEPH O N E 872-6487 to get the o.xaot herb, broad CHICKEN WAYNE ■ CAMPBELL • DARBY HONG K O N G -A total o f 158,- 989 HARTFORD TURNPIKI; R04 KVILLE, CONN. 06066 or chtH-ao whon she's prepar­ 915 Americans visited Hong Hours: ing B dinner party at home. 1 fe h / "V iwtomonua m v» Kong in 1968. a 13.2 per cent 7 A.M.-4:30 P.M. Mon. thru Fri. — 7 A.M.-8;30 P.M. Sat. W HISPtR Thert- is nothing too d iffi­ HAL WALLIS' Increase over the 1967 total of Come .see for youi-s<’l f ... the hif*, wonderful, colorful selection cult for the real g ou n n ef'lf ^WOOuCT)ON 41.0SED SAT. AT lt:S« lU RINti .11 LV A.ND Al Oi’ST tO'jiOUI of the finest fabrics from all over the world . .. nil at Pilgrim .she's attempting to make a 140.332 Inends Mills I>ow I>ow MILK PHICK.S. We know vou will agree that certain delectable dUh that Moo. . FH. 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6 \ \ A PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER E\’ENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1969 , . ______\ ' ' ■ ' ■' f... MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST* 1, 1969 \ PAGE FIVE Scientists Study Mariner 6 Pictures . PINTO PINTO, People Interested LaBonne W ill Chair j^f^ X'r«/T^ In Narcotics Treatment Or­ Odds Against Finding Life ganisation Inc., is now open Monday through Wednesday United Fund Drive r qien ionite evenings, 6:80 to 10, in the bottom floor of the Williams Alan^hester insiirancemah George T. I^Bonne has till On Mars Lengthened Today Building of St Mary's Epis­ been appointed chairman of the United Fund’s annual copal Church on Park St. drive which is scheduled to begin in Octoliei’, according An ex-addict, a parent of a to an announcement by Dr. Charles E. Jacobson, presi­ (Continued from Page One) port was operating normally ing an area 50 miles square. drug user, and a professional dent of the United Fund of Manchester. serose, were an hour late ap­ and scheduled to begin taking Scientists platmed to disclose counselor are on hand to talk add —LaBonne will pearing on monitor screens at approach pictures tonight. „ later the findings of atmosphere to anyone on an anonjrmous -Last year. LaBonne was co- Jet Propulsion Laboratory and Its pictures will have to be and temperature sampling in­ basis. The phone number is chairman of the drive with Wil­ some did hot show at all. spectacular to rival the wildly struments operating on board 643-2300. liam H. Slelth, president of Scientists at first thought the tortured beauty of those tele­ the spacecraft as it swung near Iona Manufacturing trouble was at a receiving and vised by Mariner 6. Mars. Co. A goal of more that 23.7 relay station at Goldsione, Gallf. No. ,18 of the scheduled 24 pho­ Its 18,000-mile-an-hour trajec­ Later they said it might be in tographs showed a large, sharp­ tory then carried It behind the million has been set for this the spacecraft. ly defined crater, ragged- planet and on toward an orbit Police ItOg year’s drive~a ten per cent A spokesman said early today limmed and with countless cra- around the sun. Jump over last year. The • the problem was only that a sin­ terlets on its flat bottom and pit­ United Appeal Campaign, which gle code signal was unexplaina- ting its high walls. ARRESTS Is conducted by the Greater bly missing in the transmiuion No. 21 had a crater of such Richard Dybar, 20. of 24 Hartford Community Chest, either from Mariner or in equip­ ruggedness a spokesman Arrest M an Frederick Rd.. charged with plans a 265.200 allocation for ment at GoMstone. Scientists re­ termed it ’’fantastic.'' He add­ operating a motor vehicle on a Manchester’s 13 local agencies stored the pulse which allowed ed : “ I’m sure the people who sidewalk. Court date Aug. 18. that are supported by the fund. them to arrange data they al­ have looked at the moon will F or B ru tal Last year was the first time ready had on tape into the miss­ find themselves very much at ACCIDENTS In eight years that the goal ing eight pictures. home looking at this scene.” Girl Slaying Elliott Randall, 22, of 293 was not reached. The goal was Scientists will get a second No. 22 was a large flat-bot­ Spruce St., charged with reck­ 23.6 million, but only 23.4 mil­ chance at taking close-ups of tomed crater with a crustal (Continued from Page Opo) less driving and Issued a writ­ lion was raised. Last year Man­ Mars when Marln^ 7, five days structure leading off to one side Leik’s home had been "dis- ten warning for driving after chester raised some 267,0(X>. behind Mariner ^ m a k es a simi­ which appeared to be a long 'curbed,” saying that involved drinking, after the car he was .arid, acconllng to LaBonne, the lar fly-by M o i^ y night. high mountain with one side evidence and he did not want to driving struck a car driven by 'jfoal this year should be around FLETCHER GLASS COs o f MA-NcnEtsm Silent t < ^ several hours sheared away. This crater was prejudice the case. Davids Margaret Glrand of West Hart­ the 270,000 mark. LaBonne said, W ednesday after apparently on the floor of another crater so also said Clolllns “ had access to ford. on Hartford Rd,, near (1. T, LaBonne “ We olwaj-s try to exceed our being kimeked askew by a small huge that only a fraction of Its motorcycles” and had been un­ Goslee Dr. yesterday at 10 p.m. allocation.” 54 HcKEE STREET ______64G4521 , meteopiie. Mariner 7 at last re­ rim appeared In a frame cover­ der surveillance even before Both cars were towed. Randall I^aBonne. president of the In- Miss Beineman’s body was dis­ will appear in court Aug. 18. French Students surnnce firm of O.T. ,I.aBonne Now >• the time to bring In your screen.s to be rin ilird Storm window ghuo replaced. covered. TTskdrt'v Associates, la a graduate Some law enforcement offi­ A written warning was Issued TT x::s4. x s iiis -s s a s s s s c iy Brown University and holds cers have expressed belief at AUTO GLASS INSTAUED Everything Seems To Click to Robert McCotter, 31, of 33 A reception for host families ^ e Unlver- least some of the unsolved slay­ Bunce Dr., for failure to grunt ^ „ alty of Connecticut. He has ings are related, although there the right of way, after his car and 29 !• rench students who nr- held political office and has GLASS FURNITURE TOPS In Musical ^Celebration^ Is no proof of this. struck a panel truck driven by rived in the area today, i>pon- bw»n active > In civic affairs, / Davids said Collins would be MIRRORS (Fireplace anil Dwr) By MALCOLM BARLOW ed by admiring dancers looking Phillip Meek, 28, of 86 Durant sored by the Organifutton for in Mand^mter and in the like the filthy rich but not half arraigned today on a first-de­ St., yesterday at 7:20 a.m. on Study in France and America, where h<\ lives, GlnMon- There were moments of magic as rich as Mr. Rich. Angel Is gree murder charge in Miss Waddell Rd. near Bunco Dr. bury. \ PICTURE FRAMING (all types) last night os town youths per­ Bclneman’s death and disclosed in the throng. Both vehicles were towed. wa.s scheduled to be given by Li,Bonne Is an ^corporator of formed the Broadway musiceJ, Someone puts a skinny chick­ he was arrested Friday night at the Manchester Junior Worn- Manchester M em ^ a l Hospital WINDOW and PLATE GLASS ''Celebration,” in the tiling 'the State Police Crime Labora­ en s C lub from 4 to 6 this af- he has been E volved In en on a table in front of him. Police report that Nell\Mc- Tub Enclntiure from $:I0 to U.'i plus installation Junior High School auditorium. He belches. He looks morosely tory in nearby Plymouth, where temoon at East Catholic High many fund-raising \ activities. Their first performance of Collins was being questioned in Keever, 21, of 61 Washington at the audience and says, “ If St., was,forced from the road He was' general chairman of a D. D. EISENHOWER DECANTER three this weekend opened with you could see the inside of my the presence of his attorney. The students arrived in this fund drive for East V alhollc one ■ of their best moments. Davids said Collins completed on Oakland St., near Mills St., ABE LIN(X)LN DECANTER...... 3 S 4M A worker at Ellington tobacco field ^rrying leaves"to truck. Some sav stomach, I think It might just by on unidentified oncoming country on July 19. Since then. High School that raised UOO.OOO Everything seemed to cUck. his third year at Eastern Michi­ they have been touring New In addition to the mllUomftollar take your breath a'way.” car, yesterday at 10:60 p.m. F. D. ROOSEVELT 3 I3 J M There was excitement (m the gan University here in June, but York City, Washington, D.C., quota. The heartless Mr. Rich is the McKeevers edr did damage to stage. The audience of over 200 did not enroll for the sumnier heart of the play. When Pa­ a street sign. Virginia, Maryland, Canada. In making the appolntmeik of Ri F. KENNEDY ...... held its breath. - gan! is at his best, which is session and so far as he knew Vermont. and New Hamp- IJiBonne, Dr, Jacobson said, \lt ...... 3 3 .M Potemkin, played by John was unemployed. often, the play Is gripping. The COMPIwUNTS -'*''*7e. Is fitting that a man of Te 1968 CAMPAIGN BOTTl.ES . Net M t t J a Roy, stepped out from under the struggle between the young Fouijteen of Ihe French vlsl- IJiBonne’s experience and sorvX 1967 BAG XMAS PLATES . .,. Arthur Gralejes, 172 Haw­ I l i U M large platform on the stage. He Orphan and the old Mr. Rich tors will live with 16 Monches- ' c his community should^ thorne St., reports damage 1968 BAG XMAS PLATES . .. looked dark and mysterious. is real. ii . iiK'a families In August. Rive priority to the United Fund Army Eliminates to his car as It was parited at 1969 BAG XMAS PLATES .. Homesick, Puerto Ricans Gather Harvest He told the audience, “ In an­ When Paganl falters or seems During that time, they will at- *>y agreeing to serve as Its cam - cient days. In winter, when the unsure of his lines, the play the Parkade Wednesday be­ Selected Reserves tween 9:30 p.m. and 12:30 a.m. tend dally morning classes in chairman. This la the sln- Story bv June IJntuii sun kept sinking lower In the crashes Into something a bunch Amerlcnn culture, language. effort to sustain IS different NULINE REPRODUCTIONS I’botos by Reginald Pinto (Continued from Page One) sky, men started to wonder if of teens slapped together for and literature at ECH8. Each "K"'<'les serving Manchester A 20-4nch bike, with a while from $1 .0 0 it could die. fun one summer. Paganl did Wednesday, host families will This marked the end of anoth­ banana seat, belon^ng to Ricky “ Locrit, they said, the day Is get Into trouble several times, accompany the students to his- , , ^ * ’ .'* '***'’ ‘^*** hy the er program initiated by former Fournier of 39 Main St., Is miss­ being eaten by the night! especially in the second half. Secretary of Defense Robert S. torlcal and other places of In- y"'*ed Fund are the Manches- ing since yesterday at 2:15 p.m. Adrian Rodriguez singing. “ There is always music in PueiHo Rico.’' “ Look, they said, the dark­ Pagan! was not the only one McNamara. tprest, Association for the Help of ■Their faces reflect the Span­ home provided If the contract who forgot a cue. All on the from the Waddell Pool. camp, the food and the work. importance of education to ness Is devouring the light! The SRF totals some 137,000 This is the second year of ‘ ’htld an I ish. Negro and Indian of gen­ Is fulfilled. pateles, a filling baked in ba­ "And they were frightened.” stage were guilty of this at one They explained that living is them but has to be careful as. nana leaves. men In National Guard and Re­ participation in Homestny pro- '^■'vlces of Connecticut. erations now gone from the Isy They are housed in the camp Potemkin went on in this vein agonizing moment or another. A fUhIng rod and reel, valued lands. / expensive in Puerto Rico and “ I can’t talk English to one of It Is not surprising to see serve units which theoretically gram for Manchester, which but pay for meals, and work a that it seems more so for the as dancers in several waves The lack of rehearsal time, only were supposed to be prepared to at 240, and belonging to Kenneth was the, 1. second j community1. .In ' tinlc. Lull Junior „ . Museum""'■’J'”"' Their presence in the yellow- my people because he see.s many men simply sitting on guaranteed minimum 40-hour many who have sold their came running from behind the two wcek.s, and all the other deploy eight weeks after callup. Behrend of 103 Cedar St., ha.s L I . .. Homemaker a Service. Man- curtained tobacco fields of nothing good in. what I .say if I benches or standing around the the state to be selected. The . week at 21.65 an hour. small farms. audience to the stage. They troubles faced by the teens gave However, because of tight been missing from the Behrend , .... * Chester Public Health Assocla- Ellington reflects the poverty am not like them.’’ camp during the long summer exchanee Progra^m was Inslltut- American Red Cross, Boy The pay Is substantially more The sound of guitars the other were scared. All circle Potem­ them plenty of excuse. But cer­ budget conditions and tlje equip­ home since last weekend, when and unemployment at home in His own wife taught him to evenings. As one approaches ed in West Hartford in 1M2 . gcouts. Girl Scouts, Ca hollc than they can make at horns kin who now stands on a dais. tain (iotenti^ly great scenes the Behrends were away. Puerto Rico. evening was gradually heard as read and write in English. one expects to sec old faces, ment demands of the Vietnam Housing accommodations pamlly Services. YWCA and and they feel “ the work isn’t folk tunes replaced conversa­ They wave their outstretched can well be forgotten. war, the SRF never received all The Inactivity and loneliness The tobacco companies and but most of the men are yming were arranged by the C.ouncll y m c a , and the USD t"’j hard.” Some of them save arms at him. He sings out over The ending must have been the gear it needed to fulfill such when the sun goes down reflects tion. One realized that the of Catholic Women. their, money; s.'.nre manage to thread of sadness running along­ their tight-packed, throbbing practiced. It worked. Deep grief a mission, and extra training at least in part a barrier of lan­ was felt. Yet the audience was Cooke’s Lowest spend It, but many send money side the notes was really there, fprms. was curtailed. Stale Iimtullin^ guage, for the men speak no elated as it gave long and loud home weekly to support their J "Some people say that to- The SRF, whose composition English. It might be added that but soon everyone was vigor­ applause to the cast. On Vacuum Rids Bank Bobhory . families, usually about 125 or ously keeping time if not actual­ *nlght is the night when the bird has changed from time to time, Pitkin St. Li^ht the people of Ellington and Ver­ An extra rehearsal has been 230. 'will fly and eat away the light. now includes two divisions, four Codiie’s Equipment Co. of STAMFORD, Conn. (AIM —A non speak leas Spanish. ly making the beautiful sounds. scheduled before the show to­ Inocenslo Mercado has a-wlfe "And it may be so. I Just brigades, an armored cavalry man armed with a gun held up Work has begun on traffic There are 180 tobacco work­ The occasion, perhaps the only night to clean out some of the Wallingford, with a price of and three children back in Isa­ don’t know. All I know Is up un­ regiment and many smaller a branch of the Stale National llghU at E Center. Pitkin and ers living at Camp Ellington on community effort to welcome the bugs exposed last night. For 23.465. Is the apparent low bid­ bela, P.R., and they depend strangers, was a regular week­ til we have to go, I want to support units. Bank on Summer Street ihortly tone Sts., the scene of many Abbott Rd. In Ellington. It is .solely on the money he sends. one thing, the speaker carry­ Their status now will be the der for furnishing the Man­ after 11:80 a m. today and ee- accidents over the past several located next to the Ellington ly church service and social celebrate!” He explained that he couldn’t ing Angel’s torch song will, be same as all other guard and re­ chester Highway Department caped with an undetermined years. Club and provide.s an Interest­ hour at the Ellington Congre­ WTien he is done, Potemkin find work “ enough" at home turned down a dozen decibels. serve units. amount of money. jKillce said. State Sen. David Barry, who, ing contrast in the way people gational Church. The Rev. Don­ has brought out the fear of with another vacuum leaf col­ but indicated that he did ml® Cues will be burned Into mem­ Meanwhile the Army staff is Authorities said the robber with Manchester Police t.'hlef live. ald Inglls and his parishioners death and night needed to un­ lector. The department now has ory. considering a new plan that was believed to have fie din a James Reardon, pressed the a kind of freedom here. ’The offer the chapel for the Spanish derstand this ritual drama. Its Tile workers are usually refer­ Deserving of unqualified would bring the total force of three for its fall lead-pick-up Stale Highway Department for men are ^’free” to come and go writer. Tom Jones, calls live blue cur with New «York Stale red U) as migrant workers but readings, hymns and talk, and praise are the dancers. Their 650.(X)0 Army National Guards­ program. Installing the lights, wild today but it isn’t easy as the camp theatre “a primitive experi­ markers. these men do not movi- from provide punch and <'ookies after­ excitement and little bits around men and reservl.sts more closely Eastern Equipment Co. of that he was told by a depart­ this Is a misnomer bccau.4e Is miles in the country and the ward. ence ” It has aughs, tears, every scene kept attention into ei^ergency war plans. Rocky Hill, the only other bld- ment spokesman that they will these men to not move from men luck their own transpor­ They also made it possible for terror and near naked girls. But tation as well as a voice that sharp. The major units now In the er. quoted a 24,7,.30 price for be complrlrd In two to three crop to crop. Itullter they eoiin- one of the »x>rkers who could It deals with primitive needs. Add One for Andy can be understood. They are: Dorrlu Marsh. SRF are the 26th Infantry Divi­ the Item. weeks to Ellington Just to work on speak English as well as the Potemkin continues through One of the men also explained Daryl Bagley, Linda Nadeau. sion of Massachusetts and Con­ The leaf collector will be BURBANK. Calif (AIM A Burry expreesed thanks to tobacco and return to Puerto native Spanish to take over the the musical to catch these prim­ that they try to get Jobs in Susan Thomas, Anne McDer- necticut and the 42nd Infantry purchased on a deferred-pay­ third child was bom early today Chief Reardon for his coopera- Rico when the work Is finished. role of chaplain. Ramon Rod­ itive feelings. John Rpy failed Puerto Rk-o “ between times" mltt, Nancy Nassiff, Jbonne Dlvlsl(m''of New York and Penn- to singer Andy Williams and his Hon They Include only males over riguez had little training for rarely to bring It across to the ment plan, with , one-half the hut many live on what they Saverick, Marcia Matheny, la. both part of the Na- cost to be paid on delivery and wlfe.'Claudlne Ixingrt. also a re­ The signals, to Include walk- 21 and they do not bring their -such an after-hours Job, although audience. llghls. will feature a new type make in the months here. Doreen DeCormler, Jazikie Guard. the other half In July 1870. cording artist, at St Joseph’s families. he- is a committed Christian and With the mood thus set. Or­ hospital. of tripper It will be under the •Sinlng for a House Clarke, Jim Nicola, Marty Fegy, le four brigades are the 39th They arc United States citi­ was vice-president of the Pen- phan Boy. played by Mark Ahl- Infantry Brigade of Arkansas, Cooke’s bid specified 6 per A spokesman said the baby pavement and, although In- A very young man who didn’t Mike Tambling and Joseph zens in the 17-year-oltl Free tacoi'tal Church in Guyama, ness. steps out and begins the 40th Ifantry Brigade of Cali­ cent Interest for the second-half boy, weighing Seven pounds, vIsAble. will be effective In look his 25 years wouldn’t ad­ Cohen. Assoi'iated State, or Common­ PR. struggling through a snow.storm fornia. the 256th Infantry Bri­ payment. Eastern’s bid speci­ was not Immediately named. activating the signal-changes wealth. of Puerto Rico, a coun­ mit to plans for marriage but Dancers costumes, constantly Because he accepted the chal­ created by the dancers now gade of Louisiana, and the 157th fied 10 per cent Interest, The couple’s previous children try divided om the future pros­ smiled broadly when asked If changing, were done by Rwen lenge he flow has established a wearing masks of cold, city Infantry Brigade of Pennsylva­ The town is buying a variety are daughter Noel, 5, and Chris- he hiul a girl back home. lamael Richards and her staff pect of independence or state­ home In Windsor with his foriiily people. Orphan wears an inno­ nia. The 157th Is a reserve unit, of Items under the deferred- tlan, 3. hood. were done by Fllimena/lDonadio Hernandez is working In tobac­ and works the year round as a cence and loneliness which is the others National Guard. payment plan, thus committing co for the fourth year .and has and her staff. The men h.ive eontr.ieled fur foreman for the Culbro Imper­ protected by his faith. Mark Also Included Is the 116th Ar­ funds now from the. 1870-71 Gen­ OWI.Y a specific period of time, up bought a piece of land In Puerto The lighting, well-done in al­ ial Nursery. was able to keep this basic mored Cavalry Regiment, a Na­ eral Fund budget. In addition GLADIOLI to six months, with the tobacco Rico with the money he’s t«ved. most every scen^but one, was The turn of events In Rodri­ look until the end even when tional Guard outfit from Idaho, to paying interest, the town grower through the U. S. Now he’s saving for a house to handled by Larfy Kahn. House CUT FLOWIRS guez's life began at a rather the tantalizing Fallen Angel plus 476 Army Reserve and 196 loses the one and two p«T cent Pepartment of laibor and the go on it manager waA Nancy Sexiano hopele.ss time. He had taken his comes on. National Guard support compa­ cash-payment discounts,, It 1.45 Puerto Rico Department of The men were hesitant about Make-up by Kerry Dona­ RENT Swporotw or Mliod Colon wife and two children, aged 13 Angel, played by Bonnie ny and detachment rize units. normally receives. ••\l a gathering sinit laibor Tile men jsiy part of •speaking, possibly because ev­ hue and J ie r staff. in the ca m p . T h e and five years, back to Puerto Starr, first appears with angel man is playing a guiro. the cost of plane transportation erything had to be Interpreted, The oldest in the production Rii-o after spending about 20 wings on top of the platform. from their^ home island, but It but they did i-onvey the Im- was 21 and youngest was 14— years in this country. He found Orphan and Potemkin arc- A CAR? Is refunded and plane fare pre.sslon Umt they liked the 'N Edward De'Voe, handling one set frightened by her radiance arid CHRYSANTHEMUMS work for a while ,as a painter of lights. About 50 youths took kneel before her. but soon there was no work some part in creating the play’s Hardy — All ( ’olare — lasTge Pota “ Excuse me. Have either of ALUMINUM GUTTERS and he left his family in Puerto magic: you guys seen Satan? Or the Kd«. »&c. NOW Rico to work at Camp Ellington .'Leaders of the show are Jim Devil Girls?” she asks! "They on -tobiacco Nicola. Mary Buck and Karen so FT. all have little sparkly tails. And Labor and Matertal Because of his knowledge of Puerto Rican tobacco worker at Ellington camp Krinjak, who foi-med Jimmarkar 3 for GERANIUMS the languages he was asked to', whips.” Complete Clewnp Orphan asks her. “ Can't you Produotions. Jimmarkar will Bemove Old Outters substitute, for an absent chap- fhe Shade Tobacco .Growers There is the music, the com­ fly? With your wings?” produce “Thurber’s Carnival” Heavy Oooge White Altunlnnm Extra Loroo ' lain who was to preach at the Agricultural As.sociation lake bination of guitars, maracas Why N6f! * LATH PLAirrEM . WE a m x HAVE— She says, ” Qh no. They’re by James Thurber later this Cotnpletely Otioraateed •oikflng Si« Ellington Congregational Chmk:h care of most of the men’s needs and the funny grating instru­ DOiNa PLAMTU m d PBEBNNIAIJI . . . breakaways. I’m supposed to be summer. special service. He did well but so that there is little opportuni­ ment called a guiro. GILTO EXTERIORS We have fully ^ulppet) a fallen angel. Look, I’ll show “Celebration” tickets are on vvas soon called back to Puerto ty for them to learn Eugli.sh by “ They get happiness from the new cant for rent by the Save Watering—Muleli with you.” sale at the door tonight and to­ 4 4 3 .2 1 7 t LOOB—WEEEBND UPBCtAIJI! Rico as his son was seriously association, although the larger music; it is how they feel, apart day, week or month, at She then pulls a string and morrow night until showtime at PINE lA R K 111. He and the Rev Mr. Ingli.s camps have schools'. from their families.” • aPBCAotNo raws. G6-M S O W $a.M her angel outfit falls away re­ 8; 15. very reasonable ratei! Istrge Hag* kept in touch and a plan devel­ Religious services are held at The bolero is alow; the When your car is lied up oped to bring back the ' new vealing a sequlned bikini and • VPBIOHT VE 1VH. He so w MA6 .NOW * 2 . 9 9 the camp, except for the Sun­ guaracho and plenas fast. for service or repairs, or chaplam and his family. The day night sessions at the Con­ flesh. • H R ii stm tn m M . ■ "There is always music in "Spectacular, huh?” she asks. when you need an addi­ NOW 64J 3 Missions Board of the church gregational tTiurch. If the men Puerto Rico.” ;i Immcm SM.22 Angel is spectacular. She made an appeal to church are hurt or sick there is a spe­ -Avelino and his son Julian tional car . . sings torch songs vdth the Hit- POOL ( HEMICAL.S members luid plane fare was cial licensed 32-bed hospital in come from Caguas and both provided as well as a used car Windsor Locks, the only one of tltes and hopes to wow the rich HTH Chlorine .T5 Ihn. tlD J M I play guitars. Julian’s ha.s 10 people at the New Year's Eve CALL BLUEBERRY PLANTS and the household furnishing.; its kind in the country. It is strings and looks handmade. It FOUNTAIN’S FARM STORE Cebtan (Filter Aewt) to fill a house which was found party of Mr. Rich. She wants to operated by the Shade Tobacco is called the quatro because it 50 Ibn. for them by the Culbro Co ■ be' somebody. 9] ^99 3 33.i l Growers Association sounds like four strings. “ It is one of the greatest Sitting on the platform dur­ 443-5135 Alban (Removee Algae) There are few planned acUv- Jose Cruz and Porfirio Naz- ing much of the early action is PH. Pina Block 10 lb*. things they have done for me. itles at Camp Ellington, possib- I-et IS. help you with your Innrri and weed for a chaplain without the name ano. the camp manager, also a large figure hidden by a huge, Aaunonlnm Alum ly because it's a small camp play guitars, and if they tire ugly beach umbrella. When the Weekend Specials problriii.—4 um pirl. Ortbu ( henilt-nla. of chaplain." he .said. The men are brought once a (Removen (loudlncMi) 10 Ibn. ftSwS# Conimunlty Barrieiw thefb are Othlers to take their party Is in swing and Angel har m a n n week to one of the other camps place for many fingers can done her song, the dancers all Save—Aa%e MXITTII IJIWN II»:A1K|I AKTIiaw He.. Rodriguez spoke of the bar­ to play baseball, and there are ALL NATIVE rier between the men and the spin the magic, from the strings dressed In high society rags TurfhuUder s f —Weeda A K ee^ twice-weekly Spani.sh movli^ The sad clear voice is that \ and masks turn 'to tike umbre< .SISTBRv S.6W eg. ft. Eeg. gT.SS communities “ They cannot ' bUtV thbre . are no -ports fam ­ .sow M-M speWk the langu.age U breaks of .Adrian R ^riguet of Satlhas. |•,■6e sg( ft. Beg S14.M VSOW S U J s / ilies. and ihe television m i^t ' : CLOt'T—KJIIe C rohgr^ my heart it's sp hard for them ' When language tails there is The most spectacular charac­ <4A\r. ser sow M.4S b<- more significant if u had [ TOMATOES 391] COPE—aim SoU iMecto He said that the men are music and for the community ter in the show swings away i4A\ r. sow 64.W an interpr.'ler huddled inside easy prey to fraud and that with which they have no bond the umbrella. He turns his free-time .activaties outside of There are the letters ^ m of language the men will play mean, ugly face to the dancers CukM 5c CobbogG u. 12c MORIARTY LET I S HELP YOI WrTM VOta tiHOWISfi A.SII L.4 SIMCAPE PBOHLEMSi the c.amp usu.ally turn out to be home at mail call, at 5 p m. The Rockville Area Arts Coun and the audience. He is wild, raoM "OHOwra t o v i h ” r r s y o i a very expensive aRer dmner The letters, how­ cll plans to include iherh in the mad. Everyone is frightened. ever. are from a tiny troubled Wca Bm r s lb 29c Squosh u. 19c When he preaches he tells up and coming, but not yet It U Mr Rich. BROTHERS the men about his own experi­ world and are apt to be filled announced. Dixieland concert a Mr. Rich, played by Ed Pa- CHERRY TOMATOES — ILUEIERRIES with depressing news Some­ ganl. is foul mouthed and full ences and how to live while in at Henry Park ”< ooiwcUrtrt's Oldest this cotlntry -Mb stresses the times there is a package of They will play the music they of bate. He treats everyone y someone'.*! tavonte. perhaps eUTTER & SUGAR CORN — SWEET YEUOW CORN JUarotn-Merewy Dralez'' Woodland Gardens Uorkei-.s watch a .silmmer evening go In f around him as nothing and he love as one way of saying hello m c m H T z m •t k e c t is bored. » OPEN CVEKI.N 0 6 * LET JOHN AND LEU.S ZAPADHA HELP YOtJ * 'H e lumbers down the stairs ROUTE 4. ROLTON ACROSS FROM CANDY KITCHEN 166 WOODtANO WT.—OPEN D.ULY TILL 8- P H O S E 6U^M14 from the piatfcrm and sks, in (E scepI “Ih ers.) front of the audience Surround­

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PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAy, AUGUST 1, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1969 PAGE SEVEN Columbia flim trlypfitpr CIA At Worii? We like to believe all cloitk and dag­ \ ger stories at least long enough to re­ Bob Biron £ttpntn0 ifpraU) peat them, and the most recent story of ! 3 ' FUKl.giHKD BY TOX its kind gives our CIA credit for bayt^ Progressing HBRAU> FRINTINO OO.. INC POPULAR COMPACT U B buU 8traM promoted, by a real clever piece of. KandicatMi Oom. r . I Armand "Bob"/Biron is list­ TBOIUB r. .itoOUBON dirty pool, a small diplomatic upset for VAUnSR R, FKR0U80N ed as being In fair condition but PuIiUilieia Russia In Africa. XI 1966'DODGE DART Founded Octoi>er 1, U & improving, according to the Hie upset came a few days ago when Presbyterian Hospital in Pittv PittUehed Brery Bvenkw Bxoeiit Sunday* the nation known as Ivory Coast broke burgh. Pa. Biron, a local r e 4 -l-Dotir Spdan.*''EquipiM5d just right with 6 cylinder engine, .•lutoniatic trans­ and HoUday*. Bntered at the Poet Office at d 3nt, was critically injurCd in mission, radio. A very clean car and priced to appeal to vou. Color: Dark Kancfaeater, Conn., aa Second f la n HaS off diplomatic relations with Soviet Rus- KaU*r. % an automobile accident/lhst Sat- blue blue interior. sto, without giving any reason. Tplte^' ^’’ s-'^Pcfinsylvania SUBSCRIPTION RATES The Teason, according to the story Payable tn Adrance On* Tear ...... KO.OO we are repeating from the Manchester Hto wife, P atricia'coates Bi- Six Itontha ...... 1S.60 ron, 27, was killed in the crash. Hirea Montha ...... 7.80 Guardian, was the appearance and cir­ Biron suffered a severe head On* Honth ...... ZtO culation in the Ivory Coast of what pur­ r:-- wound^ ,h ^ lost his left leg be­ low the knee and his right lee ____ XElfBER OF ported to be a Russian propaganda THE ASSOCIATED PRESS was badly mangled. The Aaaoclated Pren la excluatvely entitled pamtddet Ixaring the purported imprint mS A group of Biron'S friends to the uae of republlcatlon of all new* dla- i patcbe* credited to It or not otherwlae credit- of the Russian news and propaganda 1 have started a fund in his be- 1495 ^ In thla paper and alao the local newa pufe half. Uahed her*. agency vdilch concentrates on that Afri­ AU riahu of repuUlcatlon of apodal dla- Caucus Postponed patdie* neretn are alao reaerred. can area. The pamjMet in question, The Democratic party caucus De CO RM IER MOTOR SALES. Inc. scheduled for Aug. 9 win be The Herald Printing Oonopany Inc., aa- with Its savage attacks on Ivory Coast 28.--, BROAD STREET. MANCUESTER-fiKMieS wmea no financial reaponalblllty for typo- postponed to a later date yet Sraphlcal error* appearlny to advertlaeinenta government officials, apparently led to •to be scheduled. This was an­ and other reedtoc matter to The Hancheater Erento# Herald. the Ivory Coast decision to break diplo­ nounced Thursday by Paul matic relatfons with Russia. Merrick, chairman of the Demo­ cratic Town Committe. Bubacrtber to Loa Anyelea Ttanea-WnlitiM- The Interesting cloak and dagger ton Post Newa Service. Merrick is confined to his Ful service client of N. B. A. Service, Inc. Publisher* Repreaenlatlvea — 771* Julius posolbiUty Is that the pamphlet In ques- home by an injury to his leg. Mathews Special Ajreney — New York Chi He said he would be unable caco. Detroit and Boston. tton w as not written, printed or circulat­ Herald Album Of Schools. Photo By A. E. Buoeivlptus ed by the Russians at all, but by our LAKE STREET SCHOOL, VERNON to attend the caucus himself, MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA. and has found a number of the TIONS „ CHA, which was clever enough to make committee members are away It seem to be a Russian publication. on vacations. Display advertlalnx closinx hour* X F>r Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. Perhaps, on reflection, we are giving He said a number of people For ^esday — 1 p.m. Saturday had expressed an interest In August For Wednewlay — I p.m. Mondai the CIA too much credit for originality. For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday Inside Report running for office, but he was ‘ExoeUent‘Excellent Article’ Political Parade For m day — 1 p.m. Wednesday. Way bark in 18M, in another new Afri­ not prepared to make a state­ T o the Eklitor, Special F w ^ tu rd a y — i p.m. Thursday By DAVID S. BRODER ment at this time since the com­ Qaasiried deadline — 5 p.m. day Mtorr can country,' Tanzania, the Russlana « *»y H was certainly a pleasure publication. 6 p.m. Friday for Saturday Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak The Washington Post mittee has not yet taken" them and Monday pubileatloa pulled a s'y one of their own. They to read the excellent article on up for review. Complete planted on the Tanzanian government a the young local play producers Merrick did confirm the fact Friday, August 1 NEW YORK — Gov. Nelson Atty. Gen. IxHils Lefkowltz—the which appeared In the Herald WASHINGTON— The power series of forgeries which made It ap­ Yet there were many in poli­ that Mrs. Richard Urban had ’ Rockefeller has quietly turned only high-level member of the on Tuesday, July 29, 1969. tt is of genuine tragedy, as defined tics and journalism who had filed her intent to seek election pear that the CIA was helping to the state Republican organiza­ Frosting Rockefeller administration back­ certainly a credit to Mr. Bar- by Aristotle and understood by determined In their superior as town clerk. Mrs. Urban tion over to forces opposing low, the reporter, and In my The Wall And Kuznetsor organize a plot to overthrow that gov­ ing Lindsay. Lefkowlts reported every later generation, lies In wisdom that he must run for made her intention known to Mayor John V. Undsay’s ‘ re- back the harsh fact: Rockefeller opinion U reflects the type of ernment, and Tanzania almost, but not Us demonstration Uiat even the President in 1972. Kennedy has the press before she left with inciuding There were two not very compatible election campaign, signifying a had placed the state party coverage the Herald has al­ mighty and powerful among us lived with this knowledge and her fam ily on vacation. She is quite, broke off diplomatic relations with further deterioration of tradi­ apparatus In Malcolm Wilson’s Items In the world headlines the other ways given to worthwhile com­ are, because they are. mortal the pressure it entails. What­ currently secretary to the \ Certificate of Thanhs to Adi^isor (•ustom Toner and the United States because of It. tional political alignments here. hands, and he was helpless. munity prorjeots. day. and have flaws, liable to suffer ever his own wishes, he has Board of Selectmen. She has In the six weeks since Lbid- In return. Rockefeller gains The Herald's willingness to en­ DeMolay memher.s. .lohn DiCioccio (left) of 20 If the present development In the judgments that no human stand­ known that, with every passing been a resident here for several cent celelii at ion ot tlnni' .‘lOth annivt>i s;n \. hVi gii- Styling aay lost the Republican nomina­ the strenghened loyalty of Wil­ One told how the Nixon Admlnlatra- courage and support the youth ard of justice would impose. day, the choice was being tak­ years. Fulton Ud. and Dii.stin Wood of 29 Morse Rd. pre­ son is a Past Mastei' Conncillur of He.Mohiv, "lull Ivory Coast la the CIA’s revenge, it must tion to conservative State Sen. son and his party’s right wing tion la preparing a formal proiioaal to of Manchester through articles It is tragedy's demonstratton en out of his hands and being Regatta Canceled sent Herald co-inihlislier Thomas F. Fergu.son with John March!, Republican forces for his fourth-term bid for Gov­ that was a wliile back, ” lie said. Jolin said (he be credited with collecting a littla In­ wich as the one I refer to will of our common susceptibility to forced on him by politicians The National Canoe Regatta a certificate of thanks for being their advisor for r * g . the Russians to tear down the hateful still backing Lindsay for re- ernor in 1870. He may also les­ certainly help to keep this town ceitificates ai'e given as ;i fminal w:iy of .saying terest. Tanzania almost broke relations fate which Aristotle said must and pundits who—at minimal scheduled for this weekend at BerUn WaU. election as the Liberal party sen the opposition o f the Con­ the past ,vear. .lohn ami Dustin, memliers of |he “ thanks foi- all the help yon gave us." 'I'he iM\\s $25.00 the type of community in which move any man to pity and risk to their own careers—^were Mansfield Dam. under sponsor­ with us, but the Ivory Coast actually nominee have clashed repeated­ servative party, whose leaders John Mather ( ’hai)ter publicit.v committee, re­ The other told how Anatoly Kuxnetaov, anyone would be proud to terror. And it Is tWs which recklessly brave In dictating ship of Columbia Canoe Club, i))ade the pi'esentalion \e.ste)(lay in Ferguson’s ly behind the scenes with the now seem less zealous about ceived Fergii.son’s hell) duiing tlie DeMolay’s )'e- did break relations with Russia. ralae their children. unites the audience and the ac­ what his course should be. has been can<’eled. Nine mem­ office, (llei'ald i>hoto h,v I’into) young liberal Ruaaian author, had dis­ Rockefeller organization. The liquidating Rockefeller than We don't know whether to believe all With grateful appreciation, tors In any of the great dramas Ultimately, every man must bers of Columbia Canoe Club ------^ .1 result Is a parade of threats, they were in 1962 and 1966. appeared from hla London hotel and Robert J. DIgan of literature or life. set his own course and accept this or not. But If anybody asks-what had made overtures a ort basis, however. It means the special town meeting reject pro­ fort be made. For whatever ington with enough self-confi­ chairman for trade—and has nosed into tradi- :|. rtllt tun OI’KN D A M IX) 8 so esty about that. And honesty might say hat have enabled,outnumbered with Sen. Charles Goodell a less sixth time, to extend free mall \Luclus W. Rohlnson Jr. are ^ . everybody and llie kililieii sink Senator from Massachusetts and seek ington shows unmistakably Even now, some have the The move w-as aimed at bring- I’ M (T-OHKI)„ MONDAY. DPl-'.N TllfIt.H AND ...... Kltl I'N^rti. II I’ M MCHIC HTOItEH than even shot for renomlnatlon. delivery to their area. in it." that, although the spokesmen for West re-election next year. Both the appeal New York Republicans to win how far those of us who In­ temerity to argue that Ken­ Warren Jurovaty, Lcland ■ . 17 OAK .ST, MAN<...... MKSTKIt TKl, IHS R171 '.Ml ASYI.C.M ST IIAHTKURD TEL All this Is ominously similar to I^ s e c k i, Janet and Sue wheat market dominated by the other countries mainly ■and ITS speedy "response” suggest a consistently statewide over the habit that world have succumb­ nedy’s reputation must be res­ But administration 'iifficials .’122-7201 - WATKINS AVKST KD.NKItAl. HKUVICK 142 KAST I'K-NTHIl BT TEI, 849 7118) Germany and the United States have the suicidal exhibitions of New Le^squ e, Wayne and Sedtt so-called Big Five now on the Common Mar- \ carefully worked-out plan to re-establlrii past decade have now vanished. 10 Years Ago ed to the stn of pride—the very cued—not for its own sake—^but concluded the Coinmoii Market York Democrats the past dec­ Saundersi Tom Hver, Peter Ol- verge of a price war. J '" - o«ck in line by .serving no­ had a fine and profitable propaganda hi" roMtlo"! position In the eyes of the When Marct upset Lindsay In A jamboree closes the six- sin for which the heroes of so so that he can- run In 1972. offer was "too vague and not ade. Thus the escalation of the sen and Kathy Krlstoff. However, the IGA was de- wiis prepared time of It denouncing the brutal reality voters of his state. Hla pexTUon as a the June 17 primary. Rockefel­ week day camping season at many G re^ tragedies were re­ Some of these men are politi­ eompleloly resiKinklve." once gentlemanly parries be­ Camp Merrie-Wood. \ ------signed before tlic world market prices unilaterally. candidate for the Presidency Is quite ler made a routine endorsement buked by the Gods. cians and journalists who came and the Inhuman symbollsnt of the- Ber­ tween Lindsay end Rockefeller Chamber of Commerce em­ Manrhekter Evening Herald was glutted by huge crops In the Sources say the Agriculture "B was i-vifleni to man.v f>f us another matter, consideration of which of Marchl and announced he Our shock at what has ha^ to power and prominence with lin Wall, just about everybody was, Into lethal body blows foretells Columbia i^rrespondent, Mrs. major exporting nalionr. In ad- Departmenl actually wanted **'''‘ * 'A lxf exjiortlng eoiintries he hse now wisely defeiT“ d until 1976 would not campaign for any­ barks on a program emphasiz­ pened is baaed, not just on our John Kennedy. Just 18 months the breaking of all normal and ing community relations and \'iri;iiiia M. Carlson, tel. 288- dition, some of the hishvrically niorc of a cut, po.s.sibly as much imlirlihe Die Coiiinuin .Marki-t secretly relieved, eight years ago, that by his promise to nerve the full Sena­ body In the mayoral elecUtm. sympathy for the victim and ago. some of them were exert­ orderly party lines here. governmental affairs. 9224. big markets—India and Paki- a.s 23 cents a bushel, but that and Australia wire [ilaying a torial term if he la re-elected. What Rockefeller carefully did her fam ily and for Kennedy, ing a similar kind of pressure something had been done to halt what on Robert Kennedy to run. -Stan, for example—have started this wa.s vetoed by the White ort •‘'.vmptoms of the major faetoi 18-19. We make this observntlon only ’nius, In one blow the relation­ events., and experiences which calculating how hla 1972 Pre­ the Bast Germans moving In on theli; us all. Struggle and grim duty lives of three famous Kennedy with the greatest regret and reluctance. ship of the Rockefeller adminis­ we have to accept, which we sidential campaign could be been awarded a $4 million con- farm prothtetion—com- trade with the Common .Market Th re Is far loo nuieli whe.it m prosperity and their employment lists, are mixed with all our happi­ brothers crossed those of three tract to develop a guidance sys^ pared with 761 million bu.shels itself, particularly for the hard **'*’ world for anybody to expert We have deepest sympathy for the tration to the seven-year-old cannot.. control, change or es­ made to serve their interests, ness. Age creeps silently and In­ of their most obscure fellow- ternfor multiple warheads de-\the year before, or about half winter wheat grown in Kansas gain in ,-x|>orlH and the United States didn't want Rus­ victims and. quite apart from the per- state Conservative party has the journalists who were anti­ cape. The sphere of our freedom evitably on, end. death stands citizens, Lee Harvey Oswald, nonal and human considemtions. we been transformed. Although the llvered by a single missile, a ^he output. and the remainder of the south- In llSiS 6(i Di,' world wln-al sia hurt and humiliated to such an ex­ is not so wide os many think. ’ at the end of the rood to en­ cipating the excitement and re­ Sirhan Bashira Sirhan and have nothing but odmlratlon for the Conservative party's whole pur­ newspaper reported today. Anollu'r big crop ostipiated trn plains. trade was fl2 .5 million tons, or tent It might undertake something much Our will is genulnriy free, but fold us. wards of another Kennedy-Nbeon Mary Jo Kopechne. rolltical position taken by this riting pose In the beginning was to contest — to all of us who In In a. copyrighted story, the -xt more than 14 billion toi.shels The Comnion Market has '‘ bout 2 .3 billion bustn'ls A year It Is not absolute; It has Its lim ­ What shall our altitude be to­ Two of the brothers are dead; more violent than the building of a wall. young leader of the liberal forces of liquidate Nelson Rockefeller, It Morninglln ^.p all of Paterson said —ks ticlng harvested now bouglil substantial amounts of '“ I'''" >• w'as !)2 million Ions, and itations. ward these things? Dumb re­ the arrogance of our pride had the third’s future is in doubt. the United States Senate. Is..,^ now actually coUalxM'atlng the contrast was announced Om 9te average, the United hard spring wheat and durum *’ie year , nded June ;to We had previously had an opportunity We are like a passenger on an signation? FutUe rebelUon? arranged his life In advance for Two of those fate placed In But It is just because Senator Ken­ wtlh his own organization to de­ him. Thursday. States cbji.sume.s less ihtin half for blending, wiDi tiie (xwrer world ex|sirts ,lrop|i, il i„ .|7 mil- Rog. $289.00 to try to give encouragement and fuel ocean steamship. We are free Self-pity? Trustful acceptance? their paths are dead; the third nedy la eaaertlally a public rather than feat liberal Republican Lindsay. The paper sald^-^nger Genor- the wheat it produces annually, quality Euroitean varieties, but * """ to walk about the deck, to sit Cairistianlty says that even This reporter has no intimate is under sentence of death. to an Bast German revolt against the a private person, n man who Is not The fact that the Rockefeller al Precision Co.^Mias been The rest mOst be ex)>orted or It (lurchases of hani winter type, •‘’ tockplles an- growing in all In our chair, to read, to play the the harshest of these things over acquaintance with Edward Ken­ Docs It not behoove us all to ^239. only Senator of the United Staten but organization would not be con­ awarded the contract roM{evelop winds up owned by the govern- dropped from 30 million bushels **"’ priMlm ing nation Russians, and had chosen not to do so deck games, to remain In our nedy, but I have seen In a vaj- stop playing God with other widely considered to be a potential— tent with merely perfunctory which we have no control can a guidance system for rmkgiles ment and stored -sometimes for in 1967-68 to around 14 million in “ ' ( “ '‘“ to her,- say Die ( 'onurton because we didn't want to start fighting stateroom — or to do none of be transmuted into good if we leAy of circumstances since our men’s lives? even probable—candidate for the PresU endorsement o f Marchl os a po­ firrt meeting at a coal mine carrying the controversial .\tul- yenrs -at taxpayer expense. the year just ended -Miirkcl surplus may b<- six mil- these things. But we have noth­ place our trust In God. Our ul­ World War III right away, from World dency of the United Stales, that K ts litical accident became clear outside Beckley, W. Va., in 1960. tiplc-Targetcd Indcpendenl Kc- decade agp, folUiwing why w. ren't’ prices reduced new ing to Bay as to the ship's timate freedom Is found when War II's front lines. ncceasary carefully and objectively to the day after the primary. Up­ On This Date entry Vehicles (M IR V ). burpper crops and ro-so exports, course or the octlvlUes of the He Impresses me as a man of for .South America and the Far ' ,, examine his conduct In times of extreme state Republican Charles Lanl- our will is made captive by The program under which k'. S.XMirpIu.ses' rose to more ' anaiJlah nurp]n^eH may total Eclipse Innerbeds... Present Indications and evaluations crew or the operating of the some talent, of great industry stress. gan, party nominee for state- God's Will. Our defeat Is not In 1802, Christopher Oolumhus Singer General won the contract oneMtillion bushels and cost million b u ^ lji n**ar)y that engines or the ordering of the and dedication, and, most of arc that there Is no longer quite the con­ .'‘enator Kennedy hlmaelf aaKl that his controller In 1966 who was re- His defeat Beyond our restrict­ landed In what ie now Ifondu- is called Advanced Ballistic Rc- to-xpayers *500,000 a day simply Japan Is by far our best rus of the- I •nitecj^at... wind, sun and wave. Once ed freedom is His gracious pow­ all. of cOTtinued capacity for ras. tomer, and so far The I'hihii trast between economic conditions in failure to report the aetddent Immediate­ oently handpicked by Rockefel­ growth. entry Systems ; (ABRESi, It And the.-c- -iiri)hi-e 3 most popular styles now sharply , ler as his new state party chair­ aboard the ship we have to ac­ er to make all things work to­ In 1790, the first U.9- census pines, Taiwan and some oth- .sOIIli hcoc ly was "Indefensible. " But that was not I would assert now, as I did seeks to develop multiple war- Thus, as American farmers .lesimil.ate t ccr jero- East and West Germany that there was man, placed two portentous cept 'these things as the large gether for our good If we love was taken. c-rs,” an Agriculture- Dc-juirt- the only thing that appeared Indefensi­ before last week's accident, heads capable of evasive action rootlnue to harvest near-record eight years ago. The historic West Ger­ telephone calls on June 18. framework within which our Him. But however difficult It 11 In 1794, the Whiskey RebelUon ment source said "And by and ble. It was Indefensible—or so It seems only one strong convdetion about in the face of any attempts to "‘‘'’P-'' .3nd exports d'windle. the reduced during .N'liiv, (liirintf Dur Scfni-Annual Augu.st little freedoms may bo exer­ may be, we aJl know how great in Pennsylvania broke out The large Canajla our main corn- man boom has passed Its peak, and Is In the present sttfte pf our knowledge Lanlgan’a two calls went to try, Kennedy ten years from destroy them in flight. , -‘‘tockpllc grows. The wheat car Furmtiiri' .Sale, Watkiiwt is offeririjf I'a'lipse Llnefeay’a running-mates who cised. souled men and women luve revolt against a tax on whiskey for the Senator to hill to reek immediate parity for service to his coun­ M IRV is in , its IniDal lesDng O'over June 30 was 8„ ' > InniTlii-rls at iiiant savmjf*. , beginning to show strain. Bast Germany, had won their Republican pri­ So U Is with life. We find our­ practiced It and. ore testing was put down by troofw dis­ JULY help from occupant* of a nearby house, try Kennedy ten years from stages, but the Air Force is J’‘‘ ‘'diels. compared with .5.39 mil- Amerlc-i'’ ( lii)<>8<* fri/rn our t.lirint m,jsl (sipuliir styles on the other hand, has recently begun selves aboard a world which dally their religious faith. patched by President George our Semi-Annual to walk more than a mile post other maries while Lindsay was los­ now—at 47—will have more to working toward warheads which '* .'ear earlier and the low •rhiev- KiirJy Atnfrican Winjj, availaMe in lioavy la already a going concern. Chaplain Russell E. Camp Washington. CLEARANCE zooming. On the economic side, at least, houses to confer with friends, to bring ing— Sanford Garelik for city offer In the way of leadership could evade .sophi.stieated anti- million at mid-1067 ^ officiat jn iii ' \ y P f t' o Things happen which we do not In 1876, Colorado beezune the toxttiri',1 filivi*. Gold, R c l, or (')iar-Brown them back to the scene of the accident council president and Ftora- Connecticut State Prison than he does in 1969. ballistic missile systems similar government has cut farm , , . , then, the need for an artificial barrier 38th state. irt still without notifying anyone else and vante Perrotta tor city control­ to the proposed American Safe- ''ctrage allotment.s ,-harply the , '* SALE Furniture Sale. coveni* .Slim A nn (,'onU*mp‘otlucti. m. The" Nixon ad- Ann Lawxot), avuilaWt in heavy texturvd Senator wos In shock, he could hardly Marchl as Republloan nominee. Air Force Major Hubert ministration n. w is considering . I’ n-.ss^U for an explanation r". f.har-Brown, Gold or (Jlive l,,ii.w8on also of­ But in other respects, the recent trend have done some of these things; if he Both replied they were bound . Moore .said Thursday at thb “ further reduction for the IftTO t>H;oJffcinl declined comments TOMORROW fered in Olive or Black vinyl ‘ has not necessarily been toward greater was not, he could hardly be excused for to support Lindsay. If that was Pentagon that "results will in- t^ead of immediately fore- All InnerlierlN have a full *iie innerepnnK doing them. the case, Lanigan snapped Fischetti sure effectiv'eness of future "re* But other bi^ uhe»tt courjtries/Hic Kurop<'nns into ,*i hlpiij’r equalization between Bast and West. A iiiiittrexa on convenient l>e<| height. frahie*, The picture of the Senator locking hlnr- back, Garelik and Perrotta entry vehicles which mav have failed to reduce prodpeo pri, e line, ( ommon .Market aj; Re8i)of|A euxhion* a heavenly c m . phase of liberalization inside R u u la has, could expect no help whatever n self up In hts Hj’annls Port compound to face sophisticated baillstic '^SDA official- sax^^nd rkultural mlnlMer* have ihdi. fort and liihtuiK re.4dlenc> ( ornf<;rtaWe '*rt alter making many substantial gains, for a solid week while confering with from the state organization mis.sile defense environments." l“ '‘ot ouL^/France ‘ ated they may ln< n-.ase nubsl even though they had won Re­ “I’ i' t'.'di 'Il’ tDI t>i| D, . ; begun to fade and to be succeeded by the most highpowered advisers availa­ The paper reported that Sing- K «“ ''»ntees her whf^s-T.,rmi-i.- n '*>' paym. nts and lower wheat to [s'miit eiNy teatlinjf iir I'V watchinj*. ble I* not a pretty one. It reinforces publican nominations. er General will be paid P” " ■'“'PPt'ri <.f about 12 5n a •'xrs.rt price* them».-lve* some touches of reaction. And, thlf .So, hurr) into Watkin* t.al„v .md la- first the suspicion, already aroused by his Hiat sst the pac* tor Lanl- *3 780 387 and that the Defense ^ w hat U »"m e Kuropenn* feel th. y week, Anatoly Kuznetsov voted with his failure to report the accident until af­ gan’i actlvlttes this past six Department made an mitlaj, ^ were double-, ro»»ed by the UjS in lir|e f,>r this lal U'atk;ti- offer feet for the kind of life he sensed out­ ter he’ had conferred or tried to confer weska to whip rsluetant New 52.300.000 payment Thursday. ,/* United .State* price cut. The Common -Market with a batter)' of lawyers, that hts York City Republicans tn line side the controls and the barriers, even priority Interest from the moment of behind Marchl. Threatening and though these controls and barrier* are the accident was to avoid assumption cajoling with the powerful weap­ on of state patronage, Lanigan perhaps somewhat lighter and lower of responsibility for this tragic situa­ ha* kept the telephone line hot Manrheete* Need* Your fiup|Kirt lor A j|^ than they used to be. tion. So does the subsequent procedure In Edgartown, where a plea of guilty between Albany and New York £ |1 I|(IIL What should bo is this: a German who to leaving the scene o f an accident fore- City, lashing party chieRalns TOWN OF MANCHESTER | who are sticking with Lindsay. lives In Bast Germany should be free to stalle,! any further questioning In court— and. presumably, by any offlctals of the Lanigan's top target has been go anywhere and live anywhere he Stale of Mfssachusetta, not that they Manhattan Republican laader NATIVITY SCENE... ^ MILLSy pleases; and a Russian who decides he t^d *howt\ much Interest In asking\qui^- Vincent Albano. who runs what to , probably the most effective v l Won’t you. or your oricanisatlae, cenlribat* ^ r \\ want* to live In Britain should not feel \' tlon," fo the first place.V borough organisation of either to thl* norttmllile f-omronalty projrr't? K , Reg. $339.00 \ \ Senator Kennedy nlay well have told required to disappear and'then ask asy­ party and U solidly behind Lind­ Come Oirtsimaa; tWnk ol hew jreed you’ll nothing but the truth In this matter, say. On a lower Isvtl, lai^tgsn feel when ym M*e It'and may,. re e«trib«t j f com^ re' lum. But before such decencies and san­ and for his sake and that of the rd to that w w m :" K S269. has dangled stats patroosgo joba ities can be put back Into the living * Mason (20) Huntley-Brlnkley Dr. Ii^in Reznick, 66, of 76 . , Manchester to settle and teach. Nola taught in name of Johann Klein, submit-' (12) Men* Orlfftn 7,30 (S-12) Wild. Wild \sW Campers may register for one o^ Ijoth of t)ie re­ Adelaide R d „ a practicing den- employed as an expediter of Hartford, D elU Wire and for one school year, then went across the < x- ted by the Republican Town US) Underdoff (34) Creative Person maining camp sessions. / tlst In Manchester for 24 years. at Pratt and Whitney Division Steel Co. of Manchester, . (90) Theater ^ (10^‘)-^30) Hlfh Chappara) panse of Russia from east to Committee, to (111 the vacancy (30) Munaiert (8-40) Let's Make a Deal W e are still accepting applications for September died yesterday at the New Eng- United Aircraft Corp., East Cooke’s Equipment Co. of Wal- created by the resignation of (40) P Troop (18) Delta Reese ^ow* west. She then stopped off for 5 25 ( 40) Weather school enrollment. land Baptist Hospital in Bos- Hartford. John W. Allen. Allen moved S.OO (24) Cineposlum a brief tour of Europe before Jtogtord. Casey-Duplus of New­ 5 30 ( 20) BoAton Blackle (x8-40) Summer Pocus [Qn Survivors, besides his moth- ( 8) I Love Luev m a n , and R.W. Thompson of from the state. 8:30 (3-12) Gomer P>ie 2 Weetts— July 28-.August 8 Funeral services were held Include his wife, Mrs. Pa- crossing the Atlantic on her (18) Dennis the Monact* (10-20-22-30) Name of the NeWtagton are the apparent low The Republican T owti Com­ (30) P Trvvip Game 2 W'eelts— :August 11-August 22 this afternoon at Weinstein ^ticia Llnnell Krebs; his pater- way home. The trip brought WddfeM for supplying the Man- mittee, at a prior meeting, had (40) Truth or Consequenre* US) BeAt of Men* Mortuary, 640 Farmington Ave., grandmother, Mrs. Edith her lull circle: She left Man­ 5:45 ( 24) I^iendlv Giant (24) Book Brat AGES4 YRS.90 13 YRS.OLD chesteX^ Highway Department recommended Klein to the po­ 6:00 (8-10-13-40> KeYLTi 9 t-X) ( 3-12) Friday Nlirtu Movie Hartford. Rabbi Leon Wind of Hartford; a broth- chester heading west and re­ with aXvariety of equipment. sition. but the finance board, (3) Wealher. Nea*» (24) NKT Plnvhou.Ae Temple Beth Sholom officiated. Nicholas Lata, and a sister. turned from the east. (8) Lcav^ It lo Beaver (840) N Y Jets CtYllrue All- REGISTER NOW! All of the items are to be which is Democrat-controlled, (22) HlahllKhla Star Prevh’W Burial was in Temple Beth M ary Lata, both of East Wliat stirred Nola to this u, purchased Nin a deferred pay­ refused to make the appoint- (3()i McHale a Navv 9 30 ( 8-40) All-Sinr CoUeire P>ot- T»!cphon« 742-6986 Sholom Memorial Park. Hartford. dertaking was an exti^r- (34) MlAtenTKorH Nelghboi'^ ball ment plan, i^th half of the coat .nent on the basis the town . h and t'raftx • Honiebark Rldlne sity and received his DDS de- Main St., with a Miass of re- and Central Connecticut State (5-12) Walter Cronklte (24) NKT PeAilvrtl quoted for the sec^d-half pay­ a letter to Leonard Benjamin, (18) My Pavorite Mart hut U (X) UO'22-30-40) NewA. SptxlA • Nature Study (^ Summer Theatre College in 19«(, Nola first gree from Columbia University quiem at the Church of the As- ment, and, in som/lnstances, Republican Town Committee (8) Prank Re>*nolds Weather • Volleyball • RoaketiMll taught elementary school -in (i0-22-3)>v Huntley-Brinklrv (20) MaoKenxie's Raldera in New York City. He practiced sumption at 9. Burial will be ® the interest charges determined chairman, asking that two 6 45 (20) News 11 .%) (UV20-32-3L)) Tonlffht dentl.stry at his office at 938 'n St. M ary's Cemetery, East Madison, Cdnn. until the power­ the apparent low bidders. names be submitted (or the va­ r OO (22-30-40) News. SiMrls. (3) The PreAldent Ahi-iAA«l South Sfreet Coventry, Conn. ful u r g e t r a v e l overcame her. Wealher U3) Toate Movie Main St. He also served as a Hartford. Hartford Rd. Enterprises bid cancy. The Town OommlUee, (3) Death Valley r»ay.« (fMO) Joey Bishop consult.ont at the Fonea School' Friends m ay call at the fu- Still Jclonflnlng herself to the $28,900 net for supplying three again submitted only one name. (18) Whai's Mv I.,lne' 12 1)0 (3) Friday Sf>«'Ota<'u)nr .(24) Jo\*re Chen C.mks I (X) (30) Prt'iiilert' Theater of Dental Hygiene at the Uni- neral home Sunday from 2 to 4 bouMoaries of her own country. 32,000-pound dump trucks, and C. Peter Van Dine, finance versity of Bridgeport. and 7 to 9 p.m. e left lo r the west coast and $3,900 net for a 14,000-pound board chairman, pointed out ^v.v. sATVR nAt'H T\’ \v ': i*:k c'OMP4.frrrr U s t in o v During World War II, he ° ^------a teaching Job in Tacoma, dump truck. It was the only the Republicans on the finance • GO NATIVE AT PERO'S • served as a captain in the U.S. Wash. bidder for the latter item. It board "m ade much out of re­ R a d i o Army Medical Corps. She was still dissatisfied. Her quoted a 7 per cent Interest questing two or three names" New York Sun (AP PMotofax) desire to explore new cultures Nola Forman (This lUUne tnclmles only thnae newm bmndraaU j t IS or 18 N A T IV E : Butter and Sugar Corn. Toiiuitoea, Cutoo, Le$- He was a member of Man­ charge for the second-half pay­ when a replacement for tX'mo- tuor, Boaton and Salad Bowl l-ettuer, Qrom and and people drove her to Japan. chester fjodge of Masons, the HOW THF] I.OSKRS LIVF]!—These lovelies were ka, Mi.ss Japan; Shava Levy, Miss Israel; H^friet Nola said that the people of ment on all of the trucks. ernt James Ryan was being minute length. Some ainnont other mluirt neufu'iiala.) Bed lVpja«r., Orren and Yelhiu Bmuia. Beeta. Told Readers There she spent one school Manche.ster Dqntal Society, the ninneruiis in the Miss Universe Pageant at Miami Erickson, Miss Finland, and Joanne Barret; Miss eastern Russia seemed ex- Shectman bid $14,647 for sought. WBCH—914 WTU'—tMl Beet tireeiM, Spinach, Shell and l.lnw Bemna. Connecticut Dental Association, year teaching at a military base , , j supplying a 54,000 - pound The sole Republican member Afternoon Kdlllo) 1)111, Bulternut and Aeoro Sqtaioh, liceka, 8«a$- About the Moon Heach. KnjoyiriK the Florida sun are Kikuyo Ohsu- Australia. Next stop will be beauty show/in Brazil. in Kanto Mura, a suburb of while t ^ e 5 0(1 HarlK/iM HlahUirh!» Marker Rejmn and the New England Dental So­ tandem dump truck, complete present Monday felt two or : (W News Hon*. Cherry Tomalueo, Imparted Red Onkmo. of more westernized, Indus- *> 00 (roallirhi Weniher ciety. NEW YORK (AP) — More with body and hoist. Its interest more names should have been Strldly Sports Hot IVppera, .New Potatneo, Urmn and Yellow quadrupeds having all the exter­ Most people visit Europe first M a l i z e d regions were more 2 no Quiet Hour« A(te*mxYn Kalthir Squoah, Egg Plant. Survivors include his wife, than a century before the Apollo charge for the second-half pay­ submitted by the Republican fTPOP—Hit I Accent 69 nal Characteristics of the bison’ Potpfb-Growing and thin explore the of ment is 9.5 per cent. Town .Committee. i DO Danny Clayton ’ Now FRESH: Bing t'herrtea, Peocheo, riuiin, Nertortnea, Bhw- “ astronauts landed on the and a one-homed animal that Pope Pledg:es Supp the world If they have time. >«dged, however, that east- 6 00.Dick llenihertot I David Hrlnkley sons, David 3. Reznick and moon. The N ew York Sun told "would be classed on earth as a F^mers Plow Delta Wire and Steel bid $1,- In accepting Klein's name, 9 00 Bill I News of the World herrl.w. Plneapphw. Mongoea, IJmea, Bartlett Richard L. Reznick, both of Nola unconventionally did just Arthur Blomlin moved the fi­ \ 'Ri 'j.irv (Jtraro I Joe GnrnKh'hi Peoiw, OanhUoupea, Honrydrwa. iVralon .Meloiw. its readers that the lunar sur- monster." the opposite. She explored a ^^ey are unaccustomed to 170 for supplying a snowplow I I'op Conreri Manchester; a brother, Louis with a 10-foot cutting edge, and nance board write the town w n fF *-u » ) Newa. Wenlhur. S(>orlA Blue and White (Irapeo, arapefnilt, laxU and Red face was covered with bright This animal, Herschel said, great deal of the rest of the 5:00 News AatraJion Appleo. Reznick of Brooklyn, N .Y .; and $1,495 (or one with a l-(oot cut­ committee ndrislng it "w e feel > HihI S*«x va Onklnud three sdsters Mrs liiltn peopled with "was of a bluelsh (sic) lead col- For Peace in Nigeria/^" 5 15 ^ a k Up ) Other Sklo (d the Day /T. " / By THE ASSOCIATED PBElPRESSPR F8S world and ended her trip with ■ this could tend to makemnke them ting edge. Delta’s prices are at acceptance of one name for the &.00 News of Syracuse’ N Y winged beings that resembled or, about the size of a goat, with Europe 6 15 Speak Hanlorc Farmers in some of the na­ more wary and shy than the no interest for the second-half position on the finance board in ■ humans. a head and beard and a single (roiitlniied from Page One) "Europe is sort of common," 6 45 Lowell Thomas ★ WEEKEND SPECIALS it Putterman of Brooklyn, N.Y., tion’s potato-growing areas sophisticated city-dwellers. payment. no way is setting a precedent 6 55 PhU Rluutu The descriptions came In a horn." I erhaps more other r " " ----- she explains. “ Most people have 7 00 The World ToiUirti and Mrs. Toby Susson of Hous- geries of six articles published nent and throughout the world.” have begun plowing under part . Cooke bid $4,200 net (or sup­ and in the future two or more 7 20 Prank Okffonl RED DELinOUS APIM.I’kS h«g f||.|f| , , The most startling description 41, ---- 4„ ‘’®«n there, I thought this would Nola felt that Russia is "a ton, Tex. - .Meanwhile, the Biafran gov- of thedr crop in an effort to re- . plying two sand spreaders, with names .should be submitted (or r.30 Speak l)p Sporv RANGF In the now-defunct paper begin- from Herschel, however, was of nice place to visit, but no place 4.10 Speak Up tMiorta ■ Have under^ding for our ^ ^n interesting, no interest charged for the sec­ consideration by the to\ni board XXII K'ERERG L E T T U rK head Memorial Week ^11 be ob- „u,g Aug. 26, 1836." ;e ri s _____ Z „ n____ ike_ creatures. "They cinment announced timt its to live.” She talked of the lack 4 3() Spi'Ak Up Hartfore .served nl Dr. Reznlck's home. - - tinman iiKe personxil Htriet^s,’’ he pleaded, ggtimated 1,000 acres of po- Her - initial------intuition - was sub- ond-half payment. Actually, concerned." The motion unaiii- .1 30 Barry* Parber stemmed from observations of average four feet In height, fot'cc.s were observing a thice- M l .. of prosperity in the eastern sec- FUEL OIL Me denie^fiat the church en- tatoes were destroyed In Oregon stantlated when niously i>a.ssed. 52 15 Slcn Off HEET G R E E NS lb. 3 $ ^ an astronomer who used an were covered, except on the cea.sie-fire during the Pope’s she finally restrictions im­ Casey-Dupuls’ price was lower, Alex Eagletton gage titles in the proper alone reached Europe and felt the at $4,166. However, because it As of Nov. 5, the (inimcc GASOLINE enormous telescope to view the face, with short and glossy cop- vi.'-it to Ugan:ia, The. Blafran.1 posed upon her tour group. Native, (ireen and Yellow Squash . . . . J llw. Funeral tervlces for Alex tense term—she renders ^jjg action Hmrsday In Ore strong similarities between quoted 6 per cent interest (or board will bo dissolved, replaced moon, the paper said. per-colored hair and had wings earlier this week had proposed “You’re given a tour of what Kagle.-:on of 114 Crestwood Dr., to the things that are ^as apparently In response ^helr culture and ours the second-half payment. Its by the seven-man town coimcil. Actually, the whole thing was composed of a thin membrane. Mich a truce, bi)t the Nigerians they want you to see. You’re at We Carry Hie Monrheater Evening llenald who died Wednesday night at long-range price topped that by Klein will servo tor probably COSMETICS BANTLY oil a hoax and the articles were face, which was of a yellow- rcjccled it a«^ a meaningless ------id to God the things to a National Farm ers Oiganl- "Europe’s and our cultures their m ercy," she shJd. lllat are God's," he said. Cooke. two nieetings. WE CARRY AIX < (»M I‘ \^^ . |N( CtMWPljnTE IJ N E OP HUNIXAV PAPERB wi' H ^ P 'tn '. written by Sun reporter Rl. h- .igh flesh color, was a slight Im- gr.-ind.stand play. ’■ zaUon (N FO ) call for a tour per alike,” she says She also felt that the bill- Casey-Dupuls bid $4,630 net THE TOP LINI^H ■:i M \I.N *-IKI I I wlll be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. ard Adams Uxtke in an ef- provement upon that of the In his speech to the piirlla- preferen^ce at gem cutback. NFO chleT Oren 7 ^ 6 Orient is an entirely dlf- boards with Lenin’s face plas- OPEN • A.M. to • P.M. D A ILY all. Its for the r»or, for the ed- gtaley was not available and ®xP®Hence for Western- tered on them were evidence of for supplying a trailer-type air Munchenter Evening lleraJd, I M . h I'l. I *,'♦ , w ■*“ ‘=‘'’‘=u'nl>en. But the large orang outimg, being more ment, the white-robed [wntlff uea on of the little ones and of spokesmen at NFO' headquar- the constant barrage of patrl- compressor. Its second-half in­ teiii|K>nirv rorreapondent, Ter­ ARTHUR DRUE Kim k\ illr sT’i \ J ~ , 1 Main St. The Rev. Timothy O. alleged discoveries drew the at- open and Intelligent m its deseribed himself a.s "a weak e peop e, for the care of the {erg Corning, Iowa, declined ^*'® motive behind her gt|g propaganda the Russians terest' charge is 8.5 per cent. ry RUhop. tel. 742-e092. "THE KINO Carberry of St. M ary's Ep'seo- tenlion of people throughout the expression.” and little man like othei men. pal Church will officiate. Burial world, lincluding several proml- ■•uffenng and the abandoned,” comment. travels is to expand both her are subjected to. And R. W. Thompson bid $13,- OF will be In East Cemetery. nent scientists. — tile t ope declared. However, reports from groups *'*‘®t7ial and external horizons. “Instead of billboards of ads, 214 for supplying a street Friends may call at the fu- Six priginal editions of the He eudorsod the aspirations of atartlng potato destruction global perspective has as we know them/’ she said, sweeper. Its second-half in­ PRODUCE" neral home tonight from 7 to 0. series were sold at auction here the thiid world" nations and throughout the country were her appreciation of all "pictures of Lenin are put up.” terest charge is 10 per cent. PERO —=— Thursdtiy night for $160. They Ilic Independence movement in aimillar to the comment of Ray As Nola neared the major All of the various bid will be are o a iu .a n i) r t .. m a n (iiic r t e k —eta-esM •lose|ih Htankewleiis were bought by Walter R. Bon- Improved |lelations Africa as "the Irreversible cur- Westrlck, NFO organizer in In Japan, Nola took several Russian cities, she felt herself studied for comparative prices Joseph (Stankie) Stankewicus, Jamln, a firm of autograph deal- rent of history.” And he de- Pennsylvania and owner of the courses In the Japanese arts of drawing nearer again to the (including interest) and for 78, of New Britain, father of era, on behalf of a private p Oted the fact that "unhappy state’s largest potato farm. rigaml (paper folding), flower 'Western civilization and culture meeting bid specifications, be­ (UiTntd )4ioto hy Pinto) RED BUG Mrs. Mildred Meloskio of Man­ client. Nixon Asks Pakistan cuneney has been given to the Westrick said hts group or- arranging and the tea cere- ^I*® accustomed to. Of the fore contracts are awarded. The chester, died Wednesday ni'ghi The articles were described baneful words that signify dered the potatoes plowed under mony, The tea ceremony is an Soviet Union’s industrial cen- second-half payments will be And It WpiffJis 2 V 2 P o u n d s (t'ontiiiiied from I'ago One) 1965 VOLKSWAGEN CONVERTIBLE :it his home. as the writings of Sir John Hcr- after a U.S. Department of Ag- Integral part of Japanese cul- I®*’®' ®'‘® “1’*'® further commitments against the 1970- It may not look vei'v liig mea.sui'ed thi.s way. Imt Survivors also Include nrolh- schcl and .were titled "Recent o,„,g to walk throuch a croiin of •'*®*fj'®'*“ '’ ®®' The consecrations, which took rtculture report that about three ture and tradition. The tea it- "'®®*^ come, the more West 71 General Fund budget. Astronrimlenl niisenverles liilelv “ kTOUp of dependence,' and must be re- Mi'.s. Jo.seph Hlai.s of (57 Wetlierell St. say.s this cr daughter, a sister, a brother, place at anoutdoor Mass conce- per cent of the nation’s potato ®®>f. which has a bitter taste s®®"’ ®- The thinking is more Equipixtd with radio, heater, 4-speed shift, whitewall tirtw and vinyl seat Z Z “ r e Z e Of G ^ d ‘loncers. ,ated to "the total pattern of a tomato in liei- HJirden i.x lid indies around. It wiis and three grandchildren. inaue . . . iii im. t.ftpe or uooa ^Vlth the dlgnlf ed, HwaerKcr- nntinn’Q n/o •• lebrated with 40 bishops, are the crop was surplus. is made of water and powder- Westernized and the buildings upholstry. Color; Bright red/ black top. still pi'een when she took it fi’om the Riinien yes­ The funeral will be held to Hope." They supposedly were ^Ug^g,, yahya in low, Nixon first that a Pope has performed A statement released by sev- B^reen tea. What is Important b®B‘n® Youth Carnival morrow at 8:15 a.m. from the ''eprlnted from the Edinburgh ,,iungcd into the waiting crowd, ‘ ook outside Italy In modern times. eral county NFO officials In Ida- *® "o t the tea but the cere- ®^ttrope.” terday. It will eventually find its way to the table Venskuna.-t P'uneral Home, 666 Journal of Science, a then-de- ^tinds. “ Pix-oylng note of Pakistan’s Pope Paul exalted the virtues ho and Washington said the de- "tony, formal or informal in F>‘tr"®y®d*l Uooperatlon a Mast' of requiem at St. An- age constancy, wisdom and payers money and avoid having "The tea ceremonv ig « v»,-„ A two-day carnival, featuring boy-pullcd wagons, a talent not come until the second day of gtate said in a statement that he Hcvelop.nenl Organization. , drew't’ Church In New Br’taln. sacrifice -b u t urged the prel- to ask for an expensive d d v ^ precise a r t " expiLns N o l7 t continually grow- a play, “Marriage, French show and a fishing pond game Septic Tanks the scries, when Herschel began i,„,i revive previous warm rela* be a surplus Japanese art of bonsai, the art 1® very simple and easy. Their ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Mc­ Hersehel went on to describe "Everybody enjoyed it!" Sewixr Lines Installed—('el terday In Corona. She was the flhlp and reapect between the tioiis with Washington If the "It vv,,. 4i» . niaklng miniature trees. A homes are simple, without Brierty of 30 Coolidge St., origi­ lur Waterproofing Done. dark red, poppy-like flowers. young Barbara Perry said. wife of Hurry Tomm. Unltcyd States and ihiklstan that Ainerieans will resume arms New A ction no use raif.in^^^Vw.^iJ” ’* there s real tree Is taken when It is much furniture, and they use nated the idea of presenting i The children liavc presented "The speclnien of lunar vegeta­ De CORMIER MOTOR SALES. Inc. Mrs. Tomm was born Dec. 7. he said lias sui'vlved both good supplies to lluun. The Pakistan* getZoMif for^^ '’^7 ®‘fap- a lot of things that they make carnival, and she wrote the backyard produetions before tion . . . demonstrated that the McK in n e y b r o s . 285 BROAD STREET. MANCHESTER—5431165 1897 in Hebron, daughter of times and dlffleult ones. Is heeame distmehanted with the Petrasek ^ n t around its branches to themselves out of wood and play. Laurie and her young but this was the first one that moon had an atinoepherc eonstl Next Week 118 Pearl St. — MS-titOH George luid Sarah Weir Buck, He pledged that the United United Staths wlien Washington neighbors used their imagina­ raised money. he watched a very tiny trees are 50-75 yeare "Our way of life,” she con- Sewerage INsposal Co. and lived in Miuichestor most of tuted similarly to our own and ^^111 continue to give eiit off arms sales to both India (Continued from Page One) tions, energy and talents to M i . i M through a lush potato old; a few may be even 1,000 tinued, "is more mechanized. make the project a success. It her life before going to Corona capable of sustaining animal strong encouragement, to Asian and Pakistan during their 1965 field. life." development but lie .said, war. Any renewal of -sales to I'lovcu me six-month extension, i„ .h /-i„i w, ^ years old. The art of bonsai. We go in for things more high- was held In the backyard of Mr. lost February. She was a mem­ In subsequent articles, Hcr- Pope Tabs Obole ber of South United Methodist "Aslan hands imisl slmpe tlie PakI.stan would- angt^r India, overriding the plea of President si/T i ceremony, ly decorated." and Mrs. Allan Shaer of 229 W. j reliel discussed the "animal Church. Aslan future," and llic Nixon adminl«lratlon is Nucon that a full v-ear continu- , h „ , L , , ®sttm“ ted reaches way back into Japanese “ I think both ways are very Center St. Their daughter . life," Including "herds qf brown Knight of Cross Survivors, besides her hus­ Eeonomie aid. he said, must anxious to maintain good rela* mu'c 1.S nc< e.H.Hury to daniix-n ^ood but it’s kind of nice to see . Karen, 8, was in the play. ntlatlon. „ ers of about ®y®" ‘ hough the Japanese ®omething more than our own Other children participating band, Include a son,' Russell lions with the Indians also. . KAMPALA, Uganda (API Tomm of Vernon: a daughter, 1‘uklstan enjoys a special po­ An attempt to complete action in westernized in culture." were James Perry, 9, and Bar­ Pope Paul VI made President Mrs. Lois Klepach of ttorona, sition in both Aslan iind world on tile bill in the House Thur.s- DrodiKn it wime far .Hlial Nui- Klmn. has just re- uigM^a commissioner Randolph W a 's h in 'g 'TOn ''**7 .*^.7 family has ever ventured 1964. The tusks were in the form tomorrow in Corona"Burial *wlM *" someone you tomorrow? turue.l from a visit to Poking, W. Tlirower of the Internal ------7 .=>aieaSales or of ixoiaNola’s s approacnapproach was unconven- out oof this country,' but" son of William Sherman of 41 of an arch. be in Corona, ' • The opening door of The taste of eold milk after a ami .-.aid tlien timt Pakistan Revenue St-rvlce urged all em- service'me'n”abroirH™th*° tif In®te»'I of Just visiting Nola says, thanks to her own Hyde St. In the two days preceding the The Pojie also knighted Vice _____ liome after a Itsig day at work long liot lilke . . . Rowing a boat woulil maintain i-lo.se lle.s with l.loyers to keep ta k iV the levy / Z Z ™ / Z , experiences, "They travel carnival, the children de.signod, Pre.sident Babliha. Foreign Min Wk Paul T. Krebs ' ‘ 'Ytt'K In t>®'l nt night and alone in (lie dark toward a heck- I'oiuiuuMlst Cliimi. out ol employe’s paychecks 4 mllHn ’ “ t® ^ ' ' ‘®‘ U "' through m e.’ BE PART OF A GROWING COMPANY ister Sam Odakn and Inferior Paul T, Krebs, 33, of 30 Blreli watching the strange patterns of oning light Sudden golden .sinee txAh hou.ses of Congre.H.songros ion from ea.st to west. made and put up posters to an­ I.eavlng liulla, wliere he spu'nt nounce the production. Rides in Minl.ster Bataringaya. St was dead on arrival at 81 **tt*'‘ "lade on the cell- Hunrl-ses and long red .sunsets 22 lioviis, Nixon said Ills vl.sit to itave ixissed surtax exten.slon bills, Franels Hospital, Hartford, last l''»I P«®«lng outside...... An iitvltalUm to the wedding New Ih'lhl liad given him ‘Final’ Offer ! I nlglit after suffering a.’ heart at- Being patted awkwardly on the of a girl you were fond of. but Tlte Hou.se voted a month ago / * s face by live fumbling fingers of not fond e.u.ugh to walk down than ever be- $616^675 Neiv State Offer NEW HAVEN, Conn, (A P ) -- WE ARE EXPANDING IN ALL SIX OF OUR taek Willie playing softball in .. „i.o.i ...... (ore itlMUil tile future of India. for the full year's extension but a small child. tl>e aisle witli yourself . . Tlte Striking employe.s of the Olin UJ ROOF SHINGLES PANIUNG East Hartford. 'I’lte I’re.sldeitl said ills talks ill :i different bill than the one The feel of eortluroy clotli amt trail of moonlight shimmering Mathiespn Chemical Corp. con­ PLAbTTS WHICH WILL REQUIRE ADDITIONAL n *. SM. Sanl dawn. p w w e w e U y h He was playing with the witti I'rlitte Minister Indira I ;ts.-ed by the Senate. To Town for Ru 6 Land the gnarled bark of old oak on a calm|Sea. the slgli and sob sidered this morning wh.it the Gaiidltl ami otlier Indian leader.s youfoolf. trees . . The gleam of brass of surf alJug a forlorn shore, Thanks to an agreement work- When the -state's original of- company called its "fin a l” of- GOING ON VteVTION? •f.75 li;id been "imisI lielpfui lit es- SKILLED MACHINISTS AND MACHINE 4 a 8 and old silver candlesticks .... Tlte constematlon of a child ed out by Manchester Town fers were made in 1968. thei>- I®r ond then rejected It by a talilisliiiig a new channel - of • 4 . f 5 tkilng on a picnic and coming U|Hin finding a worm in its apple Counsel John Shea and the state were tupied down by the town, ’-'*3 to 625 vote, Why not keep pate with your home commulcalloit, a new- altitude Stock Market OPERATORS. IF YOU ARE NOT SKILLED PerHOiial Notircs back safe from a war ...... Getting a plione call saying with regard to tlte relatlonshlp.s attorney general's office, the and the st.ate started condemn- About 3,000 employes of Olin Watching a brillliuit summer tliat an ailing friend Is on tlte NEW YORK (AP) town by halving your Manchester F.ve- between our twit eotuilrles, (or Holding town stands to receive $261,500 ation prxx odings. The agreement Haven's largest industrial PERHAPS YOU CAN QUALIFY FOR OUR In Memorium lighlhing and thunder storm memi . . Having a ear dealer onto most of its early gains, the more (or its lands condemned w;us reached prior to any con- employer, struck 17 days ago in working togetlier jttore e ffe i- In-lm'liiK monu>ry of Atluin lL*rk from a slieltered place . . . HaVv idfer you $.50 more for tlte old .stock market remained on high- (or Rt. 6 construction than ori- sideration by the courts " ------ning Heral^ mailed lo you each day? TRAINING SCHOOL WITH A NEW CLASS who iiw'ay A uk L lively tliait tit the p a s t" » -■ a dispute over a new contract. ing soiuroite else'volunteer to do family bus titan yott tltougltt er ground early this afternoon glmUly offered by the state. i A y«‘Ar )ui«4 Htiu'i' wc how Nixon and bis wife leave “ ‘'tt.^nded Its latest rally ' The origimil offer totalesi you Ia4ul (ly to Romania (or the first visit Fill in the japplicalion below and mail Boinc thiy w e ll meet tn IhNiveti ager and finding you're still cojH'd willt .. . . Breaking tint of " T t .7 r i “ '■'V'''' worked out after many hours of Mlw)ve. able to hold on to the fast ones the ntuttne Jail of life by going liy .1 r S. president to a Com­ < w ones Industrial av- conference, comes to $616,675 F U M LOl.ATIOVS Ami be wHh ^tliotie we butt uml munist country since President PARKHILL JOYCE it lo The Herald along with your cheeki CEILING TILE Shetvinf loved. ' Eitlerlitg any room where on a loitg-planiied vacation ‘/flk 'VeZ,,"’? a"*'/*® "Bveement still Dnugtaer. Sleffle BemtHiskl, you know you'll be welcomed by 'rite itlaeltl acqiilesence of eld- Franklin I' Roo.sevelt lA'cnt to Bavnenl attroetlve pal- | a I I M* 4 i ‘-| husbiusl luhl eitlldri'ii u,,“ ;• •“»;» weeks St.20 ! 1 month $2 60 3 month.- $7 80 *MFM. $r* a It" Utra ftwi. ft. sontixtne you want to be wcl- orly faces, no longer afraid of Yalta in 1945 After 27 hours tn FLOWER SHOP 2 IVM.M HKA( II (rAHDKVS. FLOKIDA Bucharest, tltey will fly to In Memoriam eoiite to . . Taking the last |xik- deatli or lime The smell*"of $01 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER (all mail .jubscription* are p,iyable in adv.incei IJI/JC - m lit luvlng nieiitory o( Alme j,,,.. er |xtl of tlte evening and leav­ frying haixm . . The scent of a W.ishlttgloii wttli a brief stop in FORT I.Ai DKRDAkF. FI.ORIDA vts wiio iMumetl away, August ing the game a winner . . . Pass­ Britain (or Nixivi to confer with 1966 clover flelil on a dewy morning ing an annual physieiU exaiiiina- . The uncurling grace of a eal Prime Minister H.trold Wilson MAV HKSTKK.(()NNK(TI( IT Your aiefiiory is as d<-ar liHta.t umn.... ■» 1" « ■ 'Tuesday “?S,r„‘r.Z' night. Indications are CLOSED FOR VACATION - A.s 111 tiu- tii'ur ymi tsissed away tloii lliat litis year you (eared nsirig and stretching herself thiU the board will approve .Name Istving wife large part of the strong ear­ you'd flunk (or sure . Paying Tlte (eel of clean stieels A Shea's rtvommendatlori. Attor­ sot Til VIINDSOR. (ONNKl TIU T ly advance was attributed by In Memoriam an In.slallment on a mortgage (riendly note front llte lioss say- \eeiir«‘«l hy Navy ney General Robert KUIitur is WE WILL RE-OPEN In lovlnjf im'inor)' Aliin* Jar- just once tliree days ahead of (ug he'd been walcltlitg your analysts to the "deeply oversold \FRN()N.(()NNK(TI( IT j j - '• n ‘ vis Wlh) |KUI»<*(t CiWIlV. - Auiruift I W.\SHl.\t;roN t.M'i Sen expected to approve the rec­ Home Address t-lic ‘I'le date. work lately and was glad to see condition ' the market had fall­ 1966. Abi.iliant Riliuxtff said tiHlay en to during Its long decline. ommendations by hts staff mem- ' MONDAY. AUGUST 18th Plgtxtits getting eruntbs (roiii you were at last doing RITLWD.NFRMONT A ifiieni lluiught, a tn*cn‘t it>ur rite N.ivv It.is .ts.sur.'d hint it "It's sort of an automatic re­ bers. p:oUs old ladles on the stejis of a some of it. Als,. in the luUe a hitf memorylien t*v [HUMtHl UWll> AuKUjti stars Tlic tilstoric ritual of girl\ 'and >beUig told bv bvr In lelter front Rear .Vdni. E R. He said investors also drew area: and $1,775 for a ■scratehlng y.mr liiillals with a ,..„rs that it was the v.-ry thing rrawfortl. acting deputv chief of •2025 ^ encourageqient. as they did ®niall pircei off S Main St , ‘ 'wningx Repaired. thru Friday 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. — Saturday 9 A.M. to 12 Noon. 8ary of Alm4> J«r* fmm a fire plug Awaking in lunising and rep;ilr facilities on An.ilyst.s cautioned that the Under the agreement worked •lalou^lr I nit,. Wulerproofing < ompound For Te»t» Boat- Paul Kaiser. vlt who pttfljMHl away A uk 1. 1966 l^okiriK annind amid the half* a bedroll at midnight on the b.ise ^ rally could be blunteti by profit "ul. the st.rte wall pay $309.- Start Date Stop Dale forgoHen treuvsures In the ^alllc s ? " r , . , ‘ iftAM hun€MitraM oimwm , / l — ^ Away tn God's b«*autlful Knnh’n. nunintaln.sitle. surnuindeil by all ■ I view this decision by the I.ikiiig' , 900 (or the waterstied area: . . . Coming acpiKsa an old love In the valloy o( ho flair. the awemmie glory of the uni­ Navy a.s an iinjvrtant. victory "Traders who bought early m $300,000 for the Mt. Nebo Makb U letter lind ilnipplnK everything o'er, verse. ami talking >vur heart for Du* forces of* clean water the week when the market was Uh.irter Oak Field area: ;ind MANCHESTER EVENING HEIKAU) MAL TOOL ond ENGINEERING COMPANY HEM* llHTi* MANCHESTER AWNING CO. We’ll meet our loved to read U . . Tlie sleni, self- out to that lonesome stranger. and cimvervatjon." said Ribi* off probably will sell now to $6,775 (or the small parcel o#f c o'ClrcxilatKKi Dept c<»nacloH8 ltx)k on yesterday’s fST. law - lMPANY Mother, jilater iukS btvtthvr IkHl. coff take quick profits," one said S. 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Watch ‘The Sneezer^ Daily 12th Circuit Tolland Blind Pilot STAR g a x e ic *ivH A irlin e s Court Cases -Bjr CLAY R. PO LLEN For Ragweed Pollen Count State Jail Building Lands Plane ARIES ^ LltllA V A » 31 J K Your Ooi?x Guid* J J k SEPT.; SEPT. 23 Itchy eyes? Clogged up head? According to tho Stars. MANCHESTER SESSION ALL AMERICAN ' APR.19 OCT* 22 Sneezing nose? Turned Over to Town In Cincinnati 6-55-66-73 To develop message for Saturday, 4- 21-33-44^ You may be one of the es­ Richard Dore, 22, of Tolland, 0,:'4-76-77 reod words correspoexiing to numbers 54^8083Vj The Tolland State Jail proper­ have been made for use of the CINCINNA-n. piilo (AP) — of yoyr Zodioc birth sign. timated 100,000 hayfever suf- pleaded nolo contendre to 1965 RAMBLpR AMERICAN 330 ^TAURUS SCORRIO- ty in the center of town has Jail building, it may be used for With the confidence of a veteran /ferers in Connecticut, many of Al>8.30 1 Nofmo! 3! Or 61 Very OCI. 23 Increase charges of breach of peace and bften turned oyer to the town. some town offices. The town hall pilot, 15-year-old Richard Von 2 Excellent 32 On 62 Y our whom do not ' associate their MAY 30 NOV 21 indecent exposure. He received Officials were notified yester­ 2- Door Sedan. Economy champ. Equipped with OHV 6 cylinder engine, derhaar smoothly landed an air­ 3 You're 33 Secret 63 Fovor symptoms with hay fever. Is getting too small to carry 7-19-3041 f Don't 34 Common NEW Y O R K (AJP) — The ma- day by Gov. John Dempsey. plane on a nm way he could only -■5^51-62-72 64 Note 5- 20-31-42A . To benefit these hayfever vic­ 2 three-month sentences which on the business of the rapidly 3- speed standard shift, radio and heater. Under 40,000 miles on this one 5 Lego! 35 For 65 Fester 52-63«-84'^ or airlinea will the Civil RAGWEED^ ; ' X feel—from a sky he has never 6 Dtne 36 Moderate tims, the Herald will run a daily The Jail was closed down a growing town. owner car that we sold new. Color: Red and black/red interior. 66 And Aeronautics Board for permis- are to be suspended after three seen. 7T odoy 37 To 67 Offkiols SAGITTARIUS year ago. It had been in opera­ The Historical Society had aion to increase fares—begin- Ragtveed Pollen Count, as it has PO LLEN 'Ai t months, and he will be placed 8 New 38 Urgency 68 Over NOV. 22 tion as a county Institution been promised use of the form ­ The Cincinnati youngster, 9 There 39 How 69 W ork ■ ntng with a request by United I for five consecutive years, in co­ on a two-year probation. Judge 10 Something 40-A DEC 21 since 1810 and is a landmark er cell block area as an histori­ blind since birth, flew and land­ 7 0Thir*gi Airlines, the New York Times | operation with the State De- COUNT f Stanley Yesukiewlcz also gave ] I Allow 41 Reolizotidn 71 Cooperotive 9-16-27-i^ at the Tolland Green. The Tol­ cal museum, when and if the ed the slngle-englned Cessna 172 42 Decisions 72 Dreoms 49-70-78 today. partmerkt of Health and the Dore credit for the 28 days al­ 13 Prospects 43 A land Historical Society has ex­ state turned the building over to at Lunken Airport here with 73 Live Connecticut Air Conservation ready served while he was U O o y 44 W orries 74 Your CAPRICORN United was expected to ask pressed interest in preserving the town. only verbal Instructions. He had Committee. Beginning Tuesday Palinn CounI on 15 Your 45Deoling 75Todoy DEC. 22 for an increase of between 6.5 awaiting trial. the building. never been In a plane before. 141s 46Ser7se and running until the end of the ?4 hour rumpling Requests have also been made 76 Life JAN 19 and 6.6 per cent. Previous nolles were erased The Jail was taken over by From the copilot’s seat, In- 17ld e oi 47 Goirts 77 Fully hayfever season In September, in the case of Richard Sheehan, to use some of the rooms as 18 Not 48 Set 76 Eosy 2-13-24-35/^^ The other major airlines are the state ten years ago when atructor-pUot Gene Dowere of 19 6rir7gs 49 Toke 79 Mood 145-5^ V&T The Herald will publish the 20, of Lilley St., .charged with meeting places. The recreation expected to aak for increases H 2<-hour intervals, the quantity '-"'e y St., charged with county government was abol- Aviation Center, ■ Inc., barked LIO 20 Motters 50 To •80 Too AQUARIUS hall would be suitable for this 21 Eryjs 51 Of 61 IrTCome from 7 to 8 per cent, with the p h h L n’ of pollen present in the air. This e^ ^ y criminal i.shed. When a survey of the the signals to Vonderhaar. With JULY 23 3AN. 20 ^ Fridays, m The Sneezer” : . end possession of a con- purpose. 22 Allow 52 Could 82 You exception of American Airlinee. ; various county Jails was made, them were two other blind stu­ ^ AUG. 22 23 Your S3 Good 83 Long fEB’,19 Pollen counting stations have , nnllen ^rntna irfoneh Noiiare ^'"oUcd drug. The pleas were 24 Prevoil 54 To 84 Now An American spokesman said Tolland’s was termed one of the dents taking part in indoetrlna- . . 8-17-28-39 been e.stablKshed all throughout „ » pniiertinv sur "o t guilty. An ear- Advertisement— 25 Fovoring 55 Well 85 Todoy 10- 2i-32-43/llc fever symptoms in persons sen- ^^ssloi of Hartford W H n i in and see him. Below "A t one tlpae I turned around /* SEPT. 22 30 The 60 Improve 90 Helm WAR 20 was known as the best Jail to ,12-23-34-46 6/2 raise the current New York-Ml- as to the^ pre-sence of r a z e e d sltlve to ragweed ^llen. (-purt Cumberland Farm Store. and let Kathy hold both of my JGood Adverse Neutral 11- 15-26-37^“6- 37 be In, and men .sentenced to a hands so she would really be­ 57-68-88-90 € 4S-59-B7-I7- 89 ^ aml round trip coach fare from pollen and what can be done to The CACC and State Depart- Daniel Henrv 38 of cia«ton. 1^ $151.20 to $163.30, federal tax in­ Jail term are said to have re­ lieve that Rich had the con­ re< uce the effects of the prob- ment of Health are Jointly pro- bury, arrested^ yesterday and cluded. quested to be sent to Tolland. trols,” Dowers said, referring to T ho^ itfnman-oTcic^i- with befng‘"ft^"d Tn-' The building was Priginally The fare hike requests were uel Howe, (hainman of CACC. program. Most counting sta- toxlcated. pleaded gulltv and one passenger Kathy Szlnnyey, constructed as a hotel and was 16, of nearby Erlanger, Ky. index Ts ’tr ' t h e * ^ d ( ! L r f ‘’y e^iPloye" was given a 30-day suspended later used by county commis­ If you’re not in the market 100,000 Books in All Sizes index as to the degree of the within local Institutions, the ar* sentence. A few minutes earlier, Voh- sioners as a meeting place. problem in various Connecticut rangements for which are Perry Moore, 26, of Coventry, derhaar Jumped at the oppor­ The Tolland County Mutual tunity to fly. oc,a Hies handled by Area Tuberculosis charged with breach of peace Aid Fire AssociaGon has contin­ for a Volkswagen • Given Away Free in Boston Mrs. Howe does not recom- and Respiratory Disease Asso- pleaded guilty and was fined "I'll fly it,” he said with ex­ ued to use the facility os head­ mend a full-scale prevention clatlons. The CACC, established *100. citement. “ Let's try ft.” BOSTON (AP) — There they One lucky adventurer got a quarters. The state aided in fi­ program, but does advise home- In 1967, Is a subdivision of the Wilfred Meyer, 17, of 24 Lo- “ Okay, swell," said Dowers were, 100,000 books of all sizes, book entitled "A Pictorial Histo­ nancing the association and al­ come to Volkswagen. owners who .suffer from rag- Connecticut Tuberculosis and cust St., pleaded not guilty to turning over the controls with shapes, condition and topic ry of R om e." It had no pictures, lowed the use of former Jail the plane airborne. "Now, but there were some sharp l^he plants Respiratory Disease Associa- charges of break and entry and personnel to man the .switch­ You may find exactly what you ing. And guarantee 1 0 0 % the free re­ being given away FREE! Y . E. S. m the irnmediate area or ".spray tion. larceny. He pleaded guilty to a would any of you believe that I drawings. board up to July 1 of this year. want. All you had to do Was stand on hem with a weed killer before According to the Tuberculosis charge of glue sniffing. His case pair or replacement of every major could talk Rich, here, in for a Book hunters who could not YEAR END SALE The association received an the pollen bearing season." Association, nearly one-third of was continued until Aug. 8, for People trade In all makes on new working part* for 3 0 days o r 1 0 0 0 miles. landing the w ay ° they do with the sidewalk and wait for the get to the high shelves had no that have fa be seen appropriation at the recent leg­ In their laboratories, pollen all hayfever sufferers eventual- i hearing on the first two GCA (ground control approach problem. The floor was a foot islative sessions to continue the V-olkswagens. W h ich e ve r com es first. copper cowbell to clang. counters determine daily, for ly develop chronic asthma. charges and disposition on the radar) so that he Ituids the deep in books. program and to pay the dis­ Buf before we sell you one, we In­ At that sound—and there was to be really appreciated! third charge. (The same guarantee goes with our plane by him self?" 1969 CHRYSLERS patchers. It h;is al.so been grant­ no miaiaking it, especially when But there were problems In Assistant prosecutor Joseph spect It. used Volkswagens. W e get them as "N ot wfth me in the plane,’’ carrying away the treasures. ed the use of the house next the other student. Bob Sheffell, the lititle boy was clanging it Paradlso entered a nolle In the If if passes, w e fix what needed fix- trade-ins, too.) 'I’wo young girls showed im­ ond D O D G E S to the Jail, 24, of Cincinnati, said with a from about two feet from your Rumor Wasn^t Surprising case of Henry McOwen, 23, of promptu enterprise. They got a Although no definite plans *AngtnA • transmltslon • rear axle • front axle auembllAt • brake tyilem • electrical system ear—you had five minutes to get 102 Downey Dr., charged with laugh. three-tlei'ed cart and took shifts “I believe you could do it," ihto the Brattle Book Shop and AT DRASTIC REDUCTIONS (this Is just a partial lisungl breach of peace. at scooping, up armloads of That Swept Wall Street Kathy said. / pick out all you could carry. 1964 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN STA-HON WAGON (9 PoMenger) George RIsley, 29' of 124 High 1965 VW 1964 VW 1967 VW 1965 VW books. OVER 75 CARS IN STOCK The perfect car for the wife and children Finished In Arctic- St., charged with breach « f P&S After Vonderhaar set the Forced to move, for a third By .lOHN CIINNIFF Unl<*.ss there is a receptive envi­ Many passersby who saw the White diamond lustre enamel, with an easy to clean blue vinyl peace, nollcd. OUa coupe. Dewk gray, Sedan. Blue, gray Interior, Sedan. Red, SIKIMC Deluxe Station Wagon, plane down, he said he did not time, because of urban renewal, AF Biislness Analyst ronment for the rumor it dies as black interior, .S 10A C Radio. '* 1 4 9 9 interior. Small economy V-8 (198 horeepower) regular gas en­ Rjiymond Hanna, 50,'o f 49 radio, blue and foel nervous. “I think I under­ proprietor George Gloss again line in front of the store and radio, wwt. ^ ItM w $1195 wUite 1 2 9 5 learned what it was about went Example... gine, aelf adjusting brakes, 36.000-mlle chassis lubrication, 8,000- NEW YORK (AP) U really School St., charged with breach ROOFING stood everything Mr. phwers chose to give books away rather mile or 8 month oil change. It also has Ford's better Crulso- • - airless environment. of peace and being intoxicated, told me real good.” than move them. to a nearby department store matic tranamlsslon. Kids Just love the advantage of a 9-seat wasnt surprising that a rumor But If the environment is re- Roofing and and got shopping bags to fill. nolled. jjowers said he did little more He gave away 25,000 books in wagon. Fbr added safety It has power tailgate window. This .swept Wall Street this week to ceptlvc, and Wall Street is re- 1969 D O D G E year's Fords were known for their Ten Million Dollar ride. ThU Richard Dlmock, 48, of Repairs Done 1964 VW 1966 VW 1965 VW . ' 1967 VW than provide Vonderhaariderhaj with 1962, and 50,000 in 1964. One woman didn't have an Ihc effect that the prim e Inter- ‘-•eptlve to any good nows these arm free to hall a cab. But she one owner wagon Is an exceptional InvestmaM. Dlmock -Lane, Bolton, charged altitude references and help him Gloss estimated that the Dart Swinfirer 2-Door Hardtop. Vinyl interior, cst rale would be lowered. It days, the rumor sweeps the „ „,mgerouH Deluxe Station Wagon. OhU Coupe. Light gray, Sedan. Blue, jj Sedan. Green, vinyl In- trim the plane up _fbr the proper simply stepped in front of one with carrying a dangerous Realistically Radio, red and a ititg 100,000 books taken Thursday in 1997 OLDSMOBILB CUTLASS SUPREME CONVERTIBLE. would have been more surpris­ canyons o e financial district weapon without permission, con- block Intoiicr, eaJMtg terior, very rate of descent. / and tossed her head In the di­ back up lifirhts, washers, padded dash, seat belts. whlU. * 9 9 0 radio. his "Third Great Giveaway" Finished In Astro Blue with a blue nylon top In excallcnt con- ing if .something of the sort like an ocean breeze on a sultry u^ed until Aug. 28. clean. $1595 " I t was a m a ^ g the way that rection she wanted to go. Chryslers 5 year/BO,000 mile 8 0 1 Q C Free Estimates had a retail value of $75,000 to dtUon, complemented by a blue vtnyl Interior Equipped with a hadn't happened. ‘7 , , FVancls CarUll, Rt. 85, Bolton, kid grasped iMtruction,” Dow­ warranty. A 109 sporty bucket seat and full length operating consols. Jet smooth $ 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 . Wall Street ha,s become bored There Is an unusual speed lo charged with illegal possesalon Call ers said. / kutotnatlc transmission, power steering, power brakes ,AM A 1968 VW He figures the giveaways are radio, white sidewall Urea, door edge guards, super deluxe wheel and frightened by bad news. hem- nimors, for almost every „f narcotics, continued to Aug. 649-2373 — 649-1516 1964 VW " I t was beautiful. Rich was College Costs Rise financial district In America Is 28 * 1966 VW 1966 VW good for business. "When I cast covers. ThU U the first year that all the safely features war* and in any financial dlatrlct geographically Sedan. Beige, vinyl In­ really com!” Kathy exclaimed t PACKS - SWINCERS - IW i S ^ . W « t o . Faatback Sutuoof. Vinyl Sedan. Blue, vinyl inter­ my books upon the water, the CHICAGO—A survey of 100 made standmd equipment. An exceptional oonvertlble that you when the reality of bad newa be­ , ,, , - concentrated, Bruce and Roberta Macara terior, radio. 795 after W^toesday’s flight. have to drive to a p p ella te! and the c rcullry for rumors Is 73 yv. Center St., charged with Interior. Very R ffiflC ior, whitewall $1999 people always come back to the public colleges and univeraitlea comes Intolerable, and when shaip. '^ l e v e found that an in-state student's m 3 C A O IU A C 1967 PONTIAC ne y nterconnected, almost illegal possession of narqoticii / shop in good w ill,” he said. Sedan De Vllle. 4-Door 1996 COMET 902 4-OOOR FAM ILY SEDAN that bad news continues ns it parents pay 22.5 per cent more Tempest Wagon. like a party line telephone. n,egal possession of A con- Homemade Only 50 persons were allowed Hardtop. Fhill C ||||g Ecbiiomy 6-cyUnder engine with an automatUc transmUalon. ThU has, then you must Invent lt« op­ now than five years ago. Out- R&H, auto, trans $1995 Tiu* telephone, in fact, 1b more trolled drug, continued to Aug. % in at a time, but that presented power, factory air. car Will be a pleasure to drive year round with the cool In the posite. 1968 VW s of-state students pay 32 per important lo the marketplace 14. 1967 VW ire Call no problem. It took about five summer, warm In the winter fabric Intarlor. For added value Deluxe Sedan. Auto, 1966 VW 1966 VW cent more for tuition, fees and 1964 DODGE OiU car U equipped with an AM radio, deluxe wheel The fact' that a good rumor than the stock market ticker, David Mcflrudep, 17, of 48 'Town firefighters went to minutes for that many people o 1966 FALCON covers. was HO long lin coming waa the trans., radio, it. S IO A C Sedan. Beige, vinyl Interi­ Fastback Sedan. S I BBC room and board. Dart 4-Door ptation Wag- white sldew ^ tires. Interval selector wlndMileld wipers, weather for It .si)r looking Into the, ex- put out, firemen pulled out the BATON ROUGE, Iji. lAP) - trans., covers, tinted glass the rumor Implied, by a sweep- a ltemenl of last Wednesday, but Nicely equipped. $1295 power $1695 Thare U Mill Mantv of hot humid sreather ahsad to enjoy the gpill plates and cleaned the steering. entoy Ing reduction in rates across the A force of 700 National Guards­ pleasuTM of IhU alr-candJUoned beauty. ThU oar U It Is unlikely lh«*y will nail any grea-se off them, they tniid. true markM value ' » » is priced at country. one person. men augmenting city and state Damage to the restaurant was Many More To Chooae From This Was good news indeed If a rumor was based on false police and sheriff's deputies pat- negligible, and meals were 1965 VOLKSWAGEN becau.HC, If tnie, it would Indi­ but honeally presented Informa­ roled the streets of this state served as usual. Many Others -4 Low Bank Rates A L L O F ^ U R USED CARS GET MOIUARTY BROTHERS' (.X3MPLETE SAFETY tion It Is not loo difficult to trace At 12:55 p.m. yesterday, fire­ CHECK FROM FRONT 7t) REAR FOR YOUR PROTECTION! cate that the lx>ne-breaklng capital toclay after a night of ra­ credit .screwa were lx.'lng loos­ It down. It might have Ix-en.for men went to Hartford Rd. and DELUXE SEDAH Instance, printed In a stock ad­ cial disorder that brought 31 ar- W. Center St. where they ened a bit and that business rests. visory letter. washed some g^asoline off the • RADIO could look ahead to big things, In the outbreak, touched off CHORCHES MORIARTY BROTHERS Hut too many people |>nrUct- roadway. Firefighters said the profits especially. by the fatal shooting of a 17- • VINYL INTERIOR As a result, activity spurted pate In malicious nimors to SELL DOWN ’69 hangar straps that hold the "ON THE LEVEL AT C EN TE R AND BROAD- year-old Negro burglary suspect OF MANCHESTER ever discover precisely who is BRAND NEW tank to the car broke and the • BLUE FINISH and prices rose «ind nn electric by a policeman, about 100 80 Oakland Street, Mam-beater — MS-2701 responsible for beginning the tank simply fell from the car. OPEN EVENINGS— 'Thursday Evaningt fill 6:00 feeling secnusl to charge the at- Negroes manhandled passersby mospheiv. circulation of one .small piece of ‘" ‘‘f »>n>'U<>ndle- He closed all burs and pack- CHOOSE FROM FORD COLNTHY SQL'IRF. USED CAR SALE fore the I’enlugon, ami of illplo- CAl'E TOWN Fifty-five na- agi- liquor . stores...... and . banned...... THAT'S OUR READY TO CO! matlc matters befoiv the State tlons wci’e representiHl among tlie sale of gasoline except when Department. V -8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering and the 12,367 foreign' slilits...... that IMiureil.. ‘ directly " into' car and FULL PRICE 1969 VOLKSWAGEN 1965 DODGE CONV. O By the time such rvimoix are power disc brakes, AM radio, H.D. suspension, under­ 1968 GALAXIE 500 called at South Africtui iMirbors trunk tanks. coating. List price $4,274.23 2 Door Sedan, Model 1-1131, Ll. Blue, Black intenor Polara, Blue, Auto. Trans., V li Engine. Radio. Power 1 ord, Red, 4 l>oor. Swl. A u U r. V 8 Fng., Power comiiared with tlie fuels and during...... ^ fiscal 1067-68, according The disorder broke out after Stock No. 3729. CARTER OK Steering, WSW T im #11 A f Sleeting. Power Brakes, Radio, lacloiy Air I'orsd. found to lx» anything but mirror lo the annual rei^ort of the about 600 Negroes staged ■nrSaHk Rctnaindes of Ntw I'a i Waftanly. ^2645 Images, they have had their ef- South African Railways and miircli to the municipal building SAVE *700 $1895 # 1 iq3 fei'ts, usually In the form of sud- Harbours "O' agency. ■ •protesting ...... r» tlie shooting of teeii- USED CARS di'ii spurts Inactivity or In rev- Hrllaln, with '.M>8'2 Hhl|>s, was ager James Ollney last Friday 1‘is.ils of tradli^rem ts. 1963 FORD CONV. 1965 XL CONV. 1968 KARMEN GHIA followed by the Netherlands. at a Junior high school where |X>- Ford. Green. Auto. Trans.. Bucket Seals. onsule. Radio Subsequent denials . seldom with 1,173 Jnjxin with 771 ami Uce attempted to arrest him as SMASHING SAYINGS ON ALL NEW 19^ FORDS You Pay For The Car, Ford GaUxie, 500, White, Autom stk TrRfH.. V-H Lnpnc ( Volkrwqgen. Red. Radio. WSW lues, pul th e, market Isick where it the United Stati.s with 7'25, a burglary suspect. Power Steering. Radio, WSW Tires. (795 Power Sleenng. WSW Tires. New Top. ' ^ _ low Mdeag. w.is bi'fori" the false inforimitlon Our Reputation S1395 $1845 made the rounds. It .simply is im|M)ssible to wipe away its e f­ 1968 XL FASTBACK 1965 GALAXIE 500 fects; theiv Is noreluni to the Is Free 1963 SQUIRE WAGON starting |H>int. The effect is of­ LOOKING FOR A SAFE Ford. SOO, Cold, Buciiict Seals, Console. AM Kadio, Auto. I'wfd, (/feen. 4 Door. H-Top. Auto, fram., V-g Knginc 1 O ld . Black, 6 Pass. Auto. Iiani.. Powet Steeiug ten permammt. 68 VW $1795 68 VW Ghio $1995 66 Ch«v. $1575 Tranv, Power Sleeriitg. Power Brakes, Remainder of New Powelr Steertng, Vuijrl Scati. UAdio. WSW tirci fowes i^akes. WSW Tires, Radio Impala 4-Door Sedan. 6- Why shouldn't it be'’ As any USED CARS and TRUCKS Coupe. 4-cyI., 4-Gpeed, Coupe. 4-cy11nder. auto-. Car Warraniy. PLACE TO BUY? matlc stick shift, radio. cyllnder, autOmaUc, pow­ 1 $2695 rumor |>eddler knows, a gxxxt radio. er steering, radio. $1395 $825 rumor is Just as good as the TRY US! 67 Chev. 51775 facts for moving the market. To 66 CodiKoc $2995 Bel Air 4-Door Sedan. V-8. 66 Ford $1745 1967 PICKUP 1965 PLATFORM STAKE ' 1964 GALAXIE 500 an extent, a rumor Is reality In Calais 4-Door Sedan. Full automatic, power steer­ Falrtane 500 XL 2-Door Ford, Wtute FIDO, Style Side. 8 Fool Box;. Standard 1965 Country Squire | 1965 GALAXIE 500 ford. 1 150, 4 TrafiL Wcii C oaii Muiori, I ng. f tird. 4 Door II'Io|>, Mtruun. Auto. Trsn%s V A the marketplace. It Is [xirt of 100% GUARANTEE PARTS & LAROR power equipment plus air ing. radio, whltewails, Hardtop. Bucket seats. 8- Transnusnon, 6 CyL. En*. West (oast Minors. Radro condlUohtng. cyl.. automatic, radio. Ug»M. KodW. W\W Illtl. the grist that is ground Into the v-8, out©., PS., PW. SlimeS I ^ O C I XLConv. X L Conv. ^1295 67 Ponrioc $2125 1 KrtniUt. I>ujj keu W!>c#U ^1445 me.-il lli.it IS .seived llie public AUTO TRAUNG POST I V-8, auto., PS. 65 Chevrolet 51595 LeMans 2-Door Hardtop.. 68 Mustang $2495 $895 Nolxsly needs to eat ttiat I m p a 1 a Super Sport V-8. 3 speed: on floor, pow­ Sport Coupe V-8. auto­ miisli. however, and therein lies 504 TalcotMill* Rd. • Rt. 83 • V*rnon Coupe. V-8, automatic, er steering, radio, vinyl matic. power steering, the demisi' of manv rumors: 1966 FALCON power steering A brakes, roof. rsdfco. 1967 GALAXIE 500 bucket seats, radio. 67 Chavyll $1650 Sold and serviced at 66 Chnv. $1795 S | A O C Conv. Impala. Sport C?oupe. V-8. Nova 2-Door Hardtop. *- Dillon Sales and Service. 66 Chevele $1875 cyl.. ltd. trans., radio. IUT9 y-8,_ auto., PS. *1995 MaUbu Sport Coupe. V-8. automatic, power steer­ automatic, power steer­ ing. radio, whitewalls. 69 Chovalu $2935 1970 MAVERICKS Asa Alvarardo Bell St., Glastonbury ing, radio, vtnyl roof cov­ Malibu 2-Door Hardtop 1965 PLYMOUTH 69 C Im v . $2395 V-8, automatic. power LO 1964 FORD er. Nova 4-Door Sedan 6-cyl- steering and brakes, vinyl M anager-T rainer Sport Fury Hardtop. Inder. automatic trans . roof cover, remainder of INSTOCK 633-9694 S 1 O O C 9-Passenger Wagon. 67 Olds. $2795 power steeling, radio, V-8. auto., PS. "98” Convertible. Power factory warranty. ^ v -8, auto., PS. wheel covers. T095 steering and brakes, air 66 Dodgu $1575 conditioning, radio. \ 68 CiMV. $2045 Dart’G T Sport Coupe' V-8. Bel Air 4-Door Sedan. 6- READY TO GOI ■\ automatic, radio, ^bucket JACK I ' ' ■ , r V ' . \ ( V /; '\„ A i ,68 Ford $2595 cyli. \automatlc. radio seats. ' Galaxle 500 4-Door Hard­ HARJUNS top. V-8. automatic, pow­ 67 Bukk $2025 67 Comoro $1795 TWIN O A K S F A R M er stserlng. power 'disc Special 2-Door Hardtop Sport Coupe 8-cyl., 8- brakes, radio, air condi­ V-8. automatic, power speed trans . radio, white- tioning steering, radio wall tires SALES HUNTERS and JUMPERS nSITrymm “ A Good Phu* to Buy » Cat** INCORPOKATED CHEVROLET FITZGERALD FORD L e s s o m DILLON / Boardln*, Training SALES and SERVICE, Inc OPEN 8 A M to 9 P M CONVENIENT Hartford National Bank Time Paymanf Plan Group and Private T n ills FOR OVER THIRTY YEARS ______C O .,’ Inc. ^ ROCKVIUE IJM3M MM4RS Horset) For Sale WINDSOR AVL-ROUTE 13 ■ ; ■ ' / m a i n STREET — MANCHESTER - 1229CARTER Mnin S t — O p ^ Evm im g UP 9 — Thuradxy tiB 6 — Mmwchwrtw MANCHESTERS RELIABLE FORD DEALER J___ ^_____ jJ __ ihopI AND SAVE

\ - I PAGE TWELVE -.\' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., PRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1969 MANCHESTER EVEMNT. HERALD.-MANTHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY. AUGUST 1. 1969 PAGE THIRTEEN BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Convict Escapes, Hel^rou GENTLY, MY GOOD GOT TH' BUM'S ) WHY DON'T YOU QUIT I REFUSE TO RUSH AGAIN, S Beats Warden’s MAN.,.tfr>V«>'/ TRYIN'T'MOOCH MEALS COMPROMISE T H C Y WITH HEY, SYLVESTER/, IN THE M OST EYPEKISIVE ANP QUAL/TYij ALMOST' ONIK' THAT ONE A*i«*r !• PrtrloM Piiul* RESTAURANTS IN TXJWN? . THE CAT BUPSLAO FORM ONE WILU Daughter, Shot -« ------^------r—-< \& SUCH A BPA66APT i I iHUi IhIa In is I PREFER A ? AN X MlSSINS/i LANP Summer Garden Referendum Aug. 17 THAT HE CCPMCHCS HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — [summer Dry cleaning SpeciaTIl THE WORD , AFRAID YOU A C R O S S PISHT A X AT THG "EJECTED'' JN'T QUITE T H E ON THIS „ H A convict escaped from the UNDERSTAND, ^E N C OF EACH CITY/ HOUSE// ACROSS 2 Japanese State Prison Farm in Enfield (Spvciol Is Good At Both Storos) BurasLApy NOW taxg 5 5 '1 Tiger----- girdle box M Thursday after beating the war­ On iSale -of Liquor A BIS LOOK AT THIS 3 Lagging AAAP/ TH6 PINS ReP- 5 Cherokee----- den's daughter and was cap­ The Board of Selectmen vot­ dump closes, and thi.s has to be PGSGNf HIS PA'S-T 9 Golden----- 4 Chatter tured here while threatening a nW?*- SltarUng (Irish) m ed Iasi night to call for a spe­ done during daylight liours. R O B sep iee/ 12 Celebes ox Di hostage with a knife. 13 Exposed . 6 Harvest Therefore, the selectmen have goddess (Ital.) m State police said Arthur De- cial referendum to -be held 14 Camels' hair W: F=1 worked out a possible si hedule. cloth 7 Shabbiness Lorenzo. 34, was threatening Aug. 17 on the sale of alcoholic For the winter the days and (coll.) Jonathan Mitnick, 23, with a 15 Evening----- 8 Sword-shaded, ais] beverages in town. hours' would be on Tuesdays. (pl.) as a leaf mint, for 36 Chum knife as police closed in on Petitions had been submitted ■Thursdays and Saturdays from t L 17104 (Roman) example 37 Adorned him. The knife was shot from 19 Bartenders 9 Idle fellow by stvcral circulators, namely. 8:30 a.m, to 4:30 p.m. and Sun- (Bib.) 24 Babyloniai) ^ Courtesy title DeLorenzo's hand by Trooper Aaron Reid. Richard .A. Kee.se. d.ays fiom 11:30 a.m to 4:30 ALLEY OOP 19 Distend 40 Askew BY V. T. HAMLIN 21 Voracious fish 10 Death notice mother / Richard Kilfeather and the es­ George Smith, Mrs. Joan Kee.se, p.m. Then in the svmmei, the 22 Abounding 11 Masculine goddess / 41 Ancient Irish capee was captured. PIPJUH G E T TH' ...rm HAVE yol) k n o w o o p nickname 25 Exceeds / capital Raymond N. Hall. Joseph only change would be on Thurs­ QOOPS ON THOSE FAKERS? 23 Mister (Ger.) Mitnick was not injured. Kearns and Mrs. Tina Nlcols. lbs. AN' OOOLA ARE LEGITIMATE 25 Miss (Sp.) 16 Unit of 26 Violated 42 Obligated r days from 12:30 p.m. to - 7:30 TWO LIKE WE PROFESSIONAL COUNSELORS reluctance 27 Horn SQiind 43 Young salmon Correction officials said De- FIGGEREP? 29 Biblical A warning will be issued for p.m. OF UNQUESTIONED 20 Celtic 28 Philippine 44 Hall (Ger.) Lorenzo, serving a four-to-nine- T INTEGRITY/ character I,.oring |>hoto the e’cetion and voting will be Re.sidents will-be asked if the 30 Swiss Neptune sweetsop 45 Small Danish year term for robbery with 22 Depends on 30 Outer layer of weights held in’ the Town Office Build­ schedule meets with their ap­ physicist violence, was cutting grass out­ Engaged proval. If not, what hours would 31 Negative word 23 Home-grown blastoderm 48 Vegetable ing on the 27th between 6 a.m. side Warden Frederick Adams’ 01 VePT/NS 32 Operate and 8 p.m. At that time the they suggc.st, , do they think THE 33 Optical 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 5 9 10 II house at the prison. The eng.igemcnt of Miss following questions will be the present hours are adequate” B t s psso '''* C R IT IC S « refracting part Around noon, DeLorenzo got Barbara Joan Smith to William brought before the electors and Re.s[x>nse to this letter will en­ 12 i3 i4 /VT»Grrn!cK- 34 Enemy into the house on some pretext Stanley Polinsky. both of Man­ 10 NjftA W T» Ut vs aw8-1 citizens qualified vote: able the selectmen to determine 35 Scotti^ wind 15 15. 17 and assaulted the warden’s 22- chester. has been .announced by First, whether or not the .sale the best ixissible -schedule. instrument her parents. .Mr. and Mrs. Allan 37 Leftrovcr year-old daughter Nancy. Then of alcoholic liquor shall bo per­ PLAZA The 15 20 (H>IN V I \V. Smith of 1R5 Main St. OUT OUR WAY scraps he gathered up jewelry and mitted in town. Manchester Kveiiing Herald B\ J. B. WILLIAMS 38 Down with 21 ■ l a other valuables, officials said, Her fiance is the son of Mr. Second. whether piickage 6!KI M Hebrwi curres|>oiident, Anne (At The Lif (Fr.) piled them into the girl’s car and Mrs. Stanley Polinsky of 50 ftor-;s should be permitted and i* 28 27 28 Knit. tel. ’"H .ami. ^RATS'-I A/HBVIWHOS 39 Hindu title 23 and drove off. Jarvis Rd. licensed to sell liquor, and or KNEW I VMOULDNT ) KIPPING WHO T NO, YOU CAN of respect 6 m, MIA, I.K, TM. III. U.t. t«. OH. B E A B LE 29 30 ■ He abandoned the car at Main Miss Smith is a 1968 graduate beer. m in e s f o r Z7F, 7 KEEP THAT O N E ' 40 Coral islands ■ K E E P THIS — AWPT PUT I'L l. ju &T t a k e 43 Fern leaflets and Morgan here, just one of Manchester High School. She The la.'-t time this is-sue was r C H EC K .1 IT WAS IN 5 0 H O U R 8 32 Rockville DAVY JONES TO EDS HERE. THE is employed as a clerk-typist .46 Regulation BY L E F F and McWlLLIAMS TOO GOOD HAST WeEK." COMPUTER REALiy 1 block from the city police sta­ brought before the town voters TO B E eOOFED ON HIS 47-----fern 5T 36 tion, then fled on foot. at the Connecticut Bank and Was in 1963 at which time they THAT T R U E / AN D M A D E IT OUT 49 Native metal ■ Trust Co., Hartford. Hosjiitul Nolcs BAD NEWS, I'M GOING TO OFFER AND SHE'LL o k a y ; I GUESS X' _ l_ l '^' After the knife was shot from voted no. WITH F0Rt3k6000».' 50 Prophet 35 H 3 9 BOYS, ALMA TO BUY HER OUT/ NEVER LET IT HAVE TO MARRY HERH E R / J 51 Far (comb, his hand,. DeLorenzo was sub­ Mr. Polinsky, a 1967 graduate In other business, tlw boiird \isi1inu iKMirn arc lo H ZAHN'S HERE L E A V E H E R form) 40 41 42 ^ ■ 4 3 44 48 dued by seven state policemen of Manchester High School, at­ announced Aug. 25 as the date p.ni. in all areas c\cc|it ma To STAY,' S H E I N ­ tended Manchester Community for the town nu'cting requested 52 Cushion 46 44 48 and taken to McCook HospiLal tcniit> where the> are t«» I H E R IT E D T H E 53 Slavic ruler College. He is employed at .Mul­ by the Hebron .Board of Edu­ LAND, DAW,,. 54 Biblical tower for treatment of a gunshot anil to K p.m. 4i 50 61 wound in the hand. ti Circuits on Harrison St. cation. DOWN An October wedding is plan­ 62 53 54 Miss Adams was treated at At this meeting residents will AilmUled Wednesday Ilai 1 Northern 1 Johnson Memorial Hospital in ned at the Church of the As­ be asked to approve an appro­ bai l H erpinan. (.'hesinni Si Scandinavian sumption. (Ntwspaptr Inlttprlu Aisn.) Stafford Springs. priation of $5,500 for architect Roikville; CMieiyl Kenton. Hill side I>> . Kllinpton; Frances OPENS TODAY!!! fees. This .amount, as approved by the Board of Finance, will Ivanit ki. tJi-and /\ve . Kot k Manchester Prisoner Hijacks cover preliminary plans for fh.- eiu i’ Jalbei t. 1 >oh'.on new 12-room addition, .support­ Rd . Vernon; Ford Rowei. Hi^h ing facilities .and admini.stralive Manor Trailei' Park, Hot kvillr, • U Hospital Notes Jetliner to Cuba i*#f offices at the Gilead Hill School liobby Neron, Smpsii Si . Pun k CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER •MI A.MI (AP) A prisoner Residents will also be asked ville. S.ndra Wobllehe, Blown VISITINa HOURS imder escort by two federal offi­ to elect a building commiltc” liiidpe Kd.. Uoekville, ami .luli.i Intermediate Care Semi- for the addition lo be com­ Hairiscn. Franklin Park K WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE cers carried out a bizarre bid private, noon-2 p.m., and 4 p.m, for freedom Thursday by press­ posed of one Board of Finance Hot kville. n...:. 1 8 p.m.; private rooms, 10 a.m.- member, one Planning and DisebarKeJ Wedne.Ml.iy Nini W ONDER "T .-U z: ing a razor blade to the throat / IT'S I THOUGHT 2 p.m., and 4 p.m.-8 p.m. Zoning Commission member, Hi’linke. I’nion Si . ilot kvilli . WHAT KEEPS 0 ^ ‘ of a teen-age stewardess and hi- McNa«ight il]rnciM«U, Irw. THE THE /MQRTAr? JU S T UUCKV Pediatrics: Parents allowed one selectman, three Board .)i Sally LeiUoeha. Hale St. KW . \ jin king a jetliner with 131 per­ % TH O S & 1 MORTAf?/ KEPT THE eiwhNM u, any time except noon-2 p.m.; sons aboard to Cuba. Education members and three U oekville; ('m i ('a|>eHo J i . BRICKS , BRICKS 0 others, 2 p.m.-8 p.m. Trans World Airlines officials mcmbers-at-Iarge. On hard St . Ko» kville. iMi^y TOGETHER? Self Service: 10 a.m.-2 p.m., said they were unaware the pas­ Refuse Area la-tters llolims. ProspeeT St,. Koikvillr. HAT 1 T l x APART? SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL 4 p.m.-8 p.m. senger identified on their roll.s The Board of Selectmen is al­ (*hs.':yl Swanson, Vernon Ave i d Intensive Care and Coronar.v as ”L. I'erry" wa.s a prisoner so sending out a letter to all Uoikvillel Mi.s .\nj;ele (Jeivai.'^ "CZIL ' 1 Care: Immediate family only, until after he left the Boeing 727 residents regarding the town ami .son. Woodland S( , Tolland. / I WANNA hear A anjrtime, limited to five min­ at Havana's Jo.se .Marti Airport. refuse disposal area. Ml's. ,Io Aime ('limniei'ki and l.7 id IMBONE utes. daiiphter, We.si St . Pan ks'lll* r Room 'KAU.V BimiMB? In Pennsylvania, authorities The new bludgel includes 1 a- m Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m.- said Lester Perry, 32. boarded money lo keep the area open and Mr.s Donn.i Milhiiry and 12:45 p.m., and 8:30 p.m. 8 extra hours and the .selectmen -•^on. Kelly Kojid. \’emon e 'M , 1.....J J ______an aircraft in Scranton with two 1 p.m.; othera, 3 p.m.-4 p.m., and federal officers who were es­ would like to have some idea .is • :S0 p.m.-8 p.m . corting him to a California pris­ to the day or days residents Age L im its: 10 in niatem ity, on. they changed to TWA in would like to liave it open 12 in other areas, no limit in Pitt.sburgh. The area is now open on Sat­ self-service. urdays from 8:.30 a.m. lo 4 ;;t0 BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE U.S, Marshal William Lavln and a prison guard. Joseph Hart p.m.. Sundays from 11 :30 a.m TSy YEP, 1 FI6URE A n ew FURNACE AND //AND LOOK AT THIS OtPCAR, MR. SAWYER.' 1 DECLARE, I NEED MORE THAN JUST The administration reminds were not available for comment to -4:30 p.m.. and Tuesdays f in is h in g th e c e lla r w ill TAKE EVERY LT DON'T SEE HOW I CAN MAKE IT LAST ANOTHER WINTER, A55,000 REWARD. I'VE visitors that with construction when the plane returned to the from 12:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m In FAIRWA' BIT OF THE*5000 KEWARP MONEY FOR CO T TO CATCH THOSE IBder way, parking space is the winter, however, the hours RETURNING THE STOLEN JEWELRY. THIEVES WHEN TllEY COME United States. F/RST. limited. Visitors are asked to The hijacking developed over on Tuesdays arc 8:3(1 a.m lo BACK 50 1 CAN COLLECT • mt i| KIN h4. m H Vi. r«. bear with the hospital while the -1:30 p.m. THE EXTRA $5,000... Tulsa, Okla., as the jet flew parking problem exists. westward on Flight 79 from State Law requires that .ill ►r flower pots ^ ^WHETHER YOU HELP OR refuse dumpi-d, must be eover- NOT. Penn.sylvania to I..0S Angeles. and planters A Stewardess Detxtrah Sullivan , ed at the end of the day. There, ADMITTED YESTERDAY: fore, it is necessary to have a was the first to co/iie in touch “thi* mlraele of ^ Albert Adaims, 136 Pine St.; dozer operator work approxi­ with the hijacker. main nt.. immeheHt4'4'!*' Mrs. Rosa M. Cagianello, 85 mately two hours after the I |r|i ■ I’V.i f \ f ItiiiL’ \ (.ni • ' ‘in .nitml .iImhiI Crestwood D r.; Gary Carpenter, "He pul a razor blade to my k A U.ll t\Iitl kitili' n with ill.til- f>t. It-aliv / East Hartford; Mrs. Darlene throat and told mo to go into the cockpit," the 19-ycar-old red- C ome see hunts I ,d n I It t 11 at i i «h tit I ■!<' t (i n ip 11* « IKIk, NU.W.TJAb|.US.r.l.On. i'/ M. DeMarce, South Windsor; Mrs. Cecelia DeVaue, 801 Main haired stewardess said in Mi­ I I lU't'l a I til I H I' o I til 1 ’ .. In I . »h> |M»-.i) ami. "I expect him to wind up in the senate. Already he St., Apt. 8; Eugeaic C. Devine, : PHOTOGRAPHYi am i .1 l.uii;i' wdli i < ]| ih.itdlrj utt'M can promise you something over and over and each Marlborough;. Deborah A. Dud- She said the hijacker al.so had £ picked up a wine bottle and held PORTRAITS the apartment all 1 h r lal t 1 11 * 111; * n I :il 1. It * 11 n MICKEY FINN time make you believe he mean* itl" zlc, 256 Henry St.; Mrs. Rei- BY LANK LEONARD mute I. Feller, 33D Mt. Vernon it and the blade, still pressed to lier neck, for more than an hour W ad ( dl s >111 I t I!'■ i • >n.| th 11 i\ i .u |h 11 i) MEANWHILE— Apts., Rockville; Mrs. Edwina COMMERCIAL ALL RIGHT, PHIL! I FEEL as the jet flew south to the Gulf I »r a u 1 d u 11 \ 414 . 111. (11 ; 1. L n • l: • ' u *« n 11 I'M TOO NERVOUSVOU5 j VERY OPTIMISTIC— BUT IN ____ YES.' SHE WANTS Fortin, 663 Center St. CAN r SEE MY SISTER 1 of .Mexico and then to Cuba. I- 4iiuMi;^ itMiin PHIL-SOME OF THE MOST TO WATCH IT, ^ A LITTLE WHILE WE'LL HAVE 1 FINGERS TO TALK TO STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF Also, Mrsy Marjorie L. GuHo, PASSPORTS you'd design I hr -lU .1 liiio ' .1 NOW, DOCTOR? Thursday’s hijacking was the RESPECTED CRITICS IN THE HARRY' I'LL WAIT AN impartial, professional/crossed.' YOU! 147 Birch S t.; Richard V. Hartz, .11 n I- t lit hi 411 < tt li 11 d I 41( h'/ h I Hilt hr/ MOVIE INDUSTRY ARE IN THE OUT HERE I ^ OPINION! 3711) lime this year ;in aircraft ' THERE IS ALWAYS A 102 Adelaide Rd.; Mrs. Virginia WEDDINGS TH/N6S JET PRETTY VP- has been diverted to Cuba. hll ') M I nl ' >1 S t ti U I h M M : Its I >4 till NEW BIRD IN THE ' TlfiHT AROUND HERE SOME­ Kreuscher, 191 Hollister S t.; I H 4 ( 4 I h\ I l.i hi f,.'i s dh r . I |i 1 I ( ( NEST' EREQUENUY IjOT TIMES - SO WE HAVE A There have been seven unsue- SALEM NASSIFf CAMERA & PHOTO Mrs. Carol Anne Lewie, 53 El- .1 114 1 W lit .1 I 4| M 4 4 . . I 4 I I .4 {4 M k« < I . iia < im I d A MANNED, LUXURY DIFFERENT SORT OF LAUNCH dridge St.; Pearl McIntosh, 82 cc.ssful attempU. 991 MAIN ST., M ANCHESTtat— 6 i:i-7.'l69 for yourstlj Two skyjackers, one of whom JOB. PAD TO USE WHEN THE Washington S t.; Charles F. Ma­ • I f 4i a’j* I M 4 ,\\ t 4 I 4 I. • M r.' s I nil 11.1 H'ASCt TOPB GUIDE ' eoiNe IS TOO r o u o h failed in an attempt to force a • i .f I 4 H I 1 I 4 ; S • ' " tl ! I In ! I al 4 two ONLY guire, 146 Woodland S t.; Mrs. Delta Airlines jet to the island Arnic M. Ostrinsky, 30 Saulters an 4 ' ii n ! I Hi r ; 4 < m : •} 1 11 ( 11 a 1 il a I nation, were sentenced to pri.son Rd.; Albert E. Palmer, 757 terms Tluirs

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\ \ PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING, HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 1,1969 ® ■ ■ ■ ' . . y ' “k' . ; _ . ■\ ■- PAGE FIFTEEN Braves Split but Widen M^rgi MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1969 LftGRC0 •s Moriarty’s for Hartford Nine, Cincinnati Overtakes Second Run in Last Toivn Ripe for Rasehall Again NEW YORK (A P )— I'at But. despite the nightcap loss, the Cubs in the East Divi.sion their eight-run inning in the REDS • EXPOS -i-T (Major Leagui •Jaivi.s mafle a couple of the Braves were actually able to « • * nightcap after Brave starter ■Johnny Bench cracked a Inning Wins mi.stake.s iti the ninth in­ widen their lead in the National BRAVES ■ PHILLIES — Britton had yielded only one hit three-nm homer and Woody [ = L e a d o r s = ning aftei- flirting with a I-tague \Ve.st's torrid race to Jarvis was coasting along during the first 5 1-3 innings. Woodward had a two-run double Excellent Crowd, American League two games thanks to Oliver. with his one-hit .shutout with two liiilliant pitching perform­ Callison. Deron Johnson, Ron in powering Cincinnati past Game Here Batting (800 at bats)—Carew, Oliver delivered the winning out.s an.i two strikes on Ixirry ance. hut evei'ything turn­ Stone. Don Money nd Terry Montreal. Garry Arrigo was the Minnesota .373; R. Smith. Bos­ run in the 15th inning wit'i a siii- Hisle When the Phils' rookie By EARL YOST Hatmon all had run-scoring hits winner on a six-hitter. ton .Ml. ed out okay. gle as the Pirate.s dropped Los lashed his 14th homer of the Sipples Honored in the big frame. Jose Laboy's 15th homer pro- Adult baseball returned Runs batted in—Ktllebrew. Mi.s Alliinta tcammiites, made Angeles out of recond place with .'ea.son. • » * ’ ducecl the Expos’ lone run. to Mt. Nebo last night, Minnesota 96; Powell, Balti­ a lot of mi.stakes against Phila­ a 2-1 conquest. Richie Allen’s double and a • • * By EARL YOST delphia a short time later but PIRATES - DODGERS — fast amateur oic semi-pro more 94. That triumph combined With single by jonn Calliton pro­ <’l BS • GIANTS — COUNTRY CLUB Honor of tossing out the first l«Ul at Mt. Nebo last becau.se of Pittsbiygh’s A1 Oliv­ Oliver came up with his win­ style if you prefer, for the Hits Blair. Baltimore tK; Cincinnati's 6-1 coa.st past Mont­ duced another run before R ay­ Ernie Banks and Randy Hun­ er, it didn't cau.se much harm to ning hit for the Pirates after first time in several years Follow!^ w the starting which “officiaU.v” marked the return of indejiend- oiiva. Minnesota m, real and San Francisco's 12-2 mond came in Xo get the last dley each slammed tWo-run times and pairings for Satur- the Braves' pennant hopes. Matty Alou opened the 15th with ent biiseball to Manche.stei’ was one of the all-time ItKal Homo runs- R. Jackson. Oak- loss to the Chicago Cubs left out. / homers and Billy Williams con­ and it was a distinct, hit. day’s Four Ball, Best Bali Golf ireats. Tommy Sijiples. Ills fir.st toss to catcher \Val- land 40; k Howard. WaMiing- •Jarvis tamed the Phils on just the runnerup spot in the West " I outgue<4s:ed m yself,” .said a single and advanced on Ron All the bases w ere tou ch ^ al­ Tournament at the Manchester tributed a .solo shot in helping ly Wldholm was on one-bounce. ------ton 36. one hit for 8 2-3 Innings Thfurs- race In a jumbled me.ss. Jarvis, 9-7, about Hisle’s homer. Davis’ bunt. though host M oriarty Brothers Country Club: the Cubs’ Ferguson Jenkins win During his day, Sipples ranked Baseball fans in the.se parts I*ltchlnK (10 decisions I—Mc- day night before he wa.s chased Cincinnati Is second with a "Tilly ^catcher Bob Tillmani ” We don’t get paid for extra * * * of Manchester was able tb, 6:46—Oenovesi 9. V«norto 16. Baseball tans In these pjirts Moore 17. Remeg 33 with the best pitchers in New jj^ve been hearing and reading Nally, Baltimore 15-0, 1.000, by a rally in Atlanta’s 4-2 victo­ .552 percentage, but I^ s An­ called for a fastball to Hisl% and innings,” cracked Oliver about dent the plate but once in ab­ 6:63—Piet nuitonto 9. Herdlc 13. have been hearing and reading ASTROS - .METS — England and later was a crack- „ ij,i about Lev Spencer, the ^ U.>llch, Detroit 14-3, .824. ry in the opener of a double- geles Is only .003 percentage t shook him off, the clincher. sorbing a 2-1 setback adminis­ Griffiths 17. Kou an a lot about Lev Spencer, the Tom Griffin and Fred Glad­ 6:69—Whtoton 9. fi. Davis 14. header. tered by the Hartford Insur­ erjock first baseman. M B ’s 39-year-old flutlerball ixdnts back, and fourth-place " I threw one curve ball all The Dodgers-held to two hits ding stopped New York on four Johnson 17. E. Anderaon 23 Then, in the next game, tlie San Francisco trails the Dodg­ ance, Group. , 7:06Ajacohgen 4. LaFrancls 19. artist./When MB starter Jimmy night and ht ( Hislei parked it. 1 by Luke Walker and Joe Gibbon hits and Jim Wynn hit his 24th Provost 15. Monaco 19 National lyeagtie Phils battered Jim Britton, It iitras a r e g u l^ ly schetjuled The excellent croud ol an ea- BldwftI developed a streak of ers by only .001. All three gel it a little too good.” during the first nine innings- homer as the Astros completed 7; 19—Berner 6. Carto 10. 81- Claude Rjiymond and Gary Nie- teams are two games back of Hartford Twilight League meet­ biinss 17, Benoit 19 Unusted 500 which aaw Hartford wlldhess, Spencer wa.s waved in Batting 1300 at bats)—M. Tilltnan backed Jarvis with broke a scorele.s.s tie on Bill Su- a sweep of a three-game series 7:20->Curtlg 8. J. Maclone 13. Ber> baucr for eight runs in the sixth the braves. ing and the first ever attempted Insurance beat Moriarty'a, 3-1, and he won a lot of new sui>- Alou, PIlLsburgh 348; A. John­ three RBIs and Hank Aaron hit dakl.s’ leadoff homer in the 10th. with the Mets. fer 16, Mannella 23 inning Philadelphia'.^ bigge.st in Manchester. There‘ is bound 7:37—Shaw 8. Thompmm 12. C\m* In a regular achediilrd Hartford poHera WUh hts appealing style son. Cincinnati .346; C. Jones. The New York Mets lost to a .solo homer, hi.s 2Sth of the But, Pittsburgh came right Tom Seaver, trying to become ran 16. Bengaton 20 one inning explosion In more to be more in the future for Tu-tllghl League game Included although he was the losing New York .348. Houston 2-0 In the only othgr .' ea.son and 538th of his career. back in the bottom of the inning the majors’ first 16-gama win­ 7:34—Clark 10. Watson IS. Kler- than three years -en route to a two reasons, (1) excellent at­ nan 16. Warren 20 some prv^y fiilr players l.n their ■pitcher. Runs b.'itted In -Santo, Chica­ National League game sched­ The Phils combined si.x hits when Jose Martinez’ smacked a ner this sea-son, was tagged with 7.41—Cronin 9. Herman 16. Har­ !l-0 victory and a split. tendance, about 600, and (2) own day like Jerry Fay, Buck go 90: McOovey. San Franctoco uled, and fell six games back of and three Atlanta errors for pinch RBI ,'dngle. the loss. vey 16, Eisner Sr. 21 splendid support at the gate on 7:48—KriMpf 6.. Karpushka 10. Bycholskl. Emil Plitt, Woody Ml. Nebo baseball field wIK 84. Lsavey 17. Ekiwards 21 a pass-the-bucket and hope-for- 7;6L-OldhAm 7, ' Anderson 15. Wallett and Sipples, just lo brme a cusimlty of progress Hits M Alou. Pittsburgh 156; the-best system. The $121.01 Oslsmsrl 17. Rohan 19 after this season. The extension Krssinger. Chicago 134. 8:08—Starters Time HcraU-h the surfara.. Lahoufl^ Petr ocelli^ Andrews Clout Homers \ The Scoreboard was a new league record, more 8:06—Olekslnskt 6, Puts 14. Trte- of Npnice SI. will nm right Home nins McCovey, San than $90 above the regular chuk 17, Carvey 18 Iheoiigh the baseball field to Francisco 32; L May, Cincinna­ 8;I6—Bocginl 6. Maclone 43. Fly- Last night’s attrucllon, proved game average. dai 17. ^ k 33 without any question, that Man­ Spring St. Ilnwexrr, plans are ti 29. “ 8:33—tWrden 4. McCarty 14. Ci H REC .SOFTBALL Those that came early were chester Is ripe for Independent In Ihe works to lay mil a lira Pitching (to decisions) - Sel­ Smith IT. Chose 36 baseball field to the west end of Defeating league-leading Al­ lucky to get choice seats in the 8:30—Lennon 8, Rnmsyko 15. Ftl- baseball. Jeff Koelsch, who took ma, Ohiengo 10-4, 714, S.2B: bleachers but late comers iaromo 16, Lessard 18 current available space as well berti’s Stars last night, Klock, up the collection, reported It Seaver. New York 16-6. T14. Culp Hurls Victory, either had to provide their own 8.31—Etch 6. Naklenis 11. CriK-k- as a ttrsl class softball dla- behind a 17-hit 12-run attack, ett 16. Lebteds 18 was "lik e old home week nt the 2 51 seating comfort or stand until 8:44—Haynes 7. Manchester 13. iiiond. walked away with a 12-4 win. West Side Oval. I saw more the last out was made just at 8 McLafferty 18. S tee n s 33 It was Alberti’s second loss of 8:51—A ^ tn 9. Whelan 13. Mt*- friends tonlghCthah I've seen In KiiHt DivlHlon o’clock. Namers 15, Wank >4 the .season. years.” The collection. Inciden­ \v. L. IVt. (i.K. Going all the w ay on the 8 58^-Ottovlsno 6, Marshall 13. ,IUI{|I,/\NT l’'AN— AUitiibt Hraves’ pitctier I’al .laivi.s halls the action as a Wayne Longfellow led the Hunt 16. Jacobson 19 tally. was a whooping $121.04. CliicaBO 64 41 .610 winners with three hits. Nick mound and scattering four hits 9 06—Starters Tlnu. Legion Home Finale fan passes in rioni, of the mound during last night’s giime. 'I'he fan shook RSox Hit Long Ball 9 13—OliVere 10. Ansaldl 13. |he largest for a Tw l la .st>a.son in /one F.iirht pin.v toniK*it In a tow although pitching just cago Cubs, and when he lost utive walks. Klock is 7-6 and rifice, infield out and Bob Carl­ ing his beat Irish smile after Ihe ■Vtliinlii 60 46 _ 9:47—R. Gardella 10. 2tanetli 13, .x506 ington tonight, seeking to re­ 1 2-3 Innings. five straight, he was taken out Alberti’s 11-2. son’s single up the middle in the Lundell 16. Chanda 18 game, as his club lost, but he at Mt. Nelw> wltoii ( ila.stonlan v vi.sit.s. Action starts at C'rclnniiti 53 43 .552 •> gain the momentum dissipated first inning. 9:54—Bamingham lO. Calamari was warmed with the trenieti- ” I don’t, know about Mac — of the starting rotation. Klock 720 210 x—12-17-1 11. Dolln 17, Skinner 30 l» o’clock. ~ - - L o.m Angele.s 54 46 .549 Manager Inserts Catcher, 2 in 9-1 lo.ss to the Red .Sox Hjie’s been so damn wild,” said “ E ver since we did that, he’s Alberti’s 211 000 0— 4-10-4 Thereafter, LaGace shut the 10:01—R. Gordon 7. Betko 16. I.a- do4M outpouring of fans. Thanks smip|>es- South Windsor, at the time tied Turns Out to Be Game Hero 26th, in snapping California’s a couple of times in relief, and decisions In 1968. including four stay ahead of W IN F last night fan a man and walked three WATCH THE BIRDIE — Jack Nicklaus sinks birdie on\18th hole in fii-st tlnelll 17, Tuttle 18 mental basis. They'll be more, for first place with East Hart­ Five Birds, Thlirsda.v's ReMiilts win streak Thursday at three at Keeney Field and posted a batters. ID 38—M^urkln 8. Nash 13. perhs|M not this year, s natural nings, Wa.siiinglon rapped Seat­ Houston New York (I it might straighten him out.” shutouts in a row and seven round of Westchester Classic, the world's richest jfolf toiH’nament. Nicklaus Perry 17. Benton 19 ford In the standings Inal night NEW YORK (AR) help<*d ( ’levehiml heat (Uilcago games equalling their long­ 9- 7 triumph. The Radiomen ral­ The visitors squared the score 10:36—Maddox 7. Atamlan IS. would be Vernon and the .MB'aT tle 7-1) anil Ihrslon d<-feated ('ail Ctiieago 12. San Francisco 2 Rudy May, 4-9, a part-time complete games. This year, he’s remained in contention with a 71, Tommy Bolt is leadiiiK thXfield with a 66. Kast movi.d a full game ahead Hank ' I’.iiner lememlMirs with Clun k Hinton’s single driv­ est of the season. lied for three runs in the sixth in the top of the second Inning Bennett 16. Drlacnil 37 Are you llalening Jack Rose, Leads Field fornia !i-l. I ’itli bmpli 2, Ixi.s Anpeles 1, starter, ventures from the bull­ won nine more games than any­ 10:43—Brooks 11, Bt. Jidm 11. by trimming South wtille Rock­ ing in the deciding run. Tony Ray Culii, 15-0, was sailing but fell short. via a solid towering double to Twl president T Rose handled the the glory djiys of the Itl.btls ♦ ♦ * 15 innings pen to hurl for the Angels to­ one else on the club, Connrrton 16. AHen 19 ville waa ifontlmilng Its gresl Horton had singled opening the along, with a bunt single by Leading the attack for Tay­ leftfleld by Walt Strong that got 10:60—Humans 9. Glglli. 13. Mr- PA syateen laat night. MAimiHON. N Y (AP) — "I A’S - VANKS — AUanta 4-0, i’lidadelphta 2-9 night against Dick Bosman, 6-5. Joe Lahoud got the Red Sox Namara 16. Boris 19 I'omrbiirk thumping Wind­ when whatever move the loth mid Ken Htirrelson forced Jay Johnstone the only Califor­ lor’s were Bob Carr, Bud Minor lost in the overflow parking lot. 10:57—Lovett 4. BpJeckI 11. Ikdls jiutt wanted b> ahmv those young Cine nnati 6, Montreal I The Senators, are playing .500 rolling Thursday when he drill­ All-Stars Ready for ISew York Jets sor. New 'I'ork 'I’ankees made Stotllemyn* wa.s nursing a 2-1 him. Hut Harr<‘lson reached see- nia hit through six innings, and Ken Shapazlan, all with Jack McCarthy then laced a 16. Carpenter 18 Lust night's attendani-e wasn't cats I was |ilaylng with I ran leail huiit on .solo iiomers iiy Only games seliediiled ball, trailing Boston in the ed a two-run homer in the sec­ 11:04—Oaley 6. Harrison 11. Coach Charlie Graff liaa now play lisi," said crusty Tommy omt on Hansen’s wild throw and when he was jammed batting three hits, and John Motowidlak bullet-llke drive off third base- Creed 16 DtAmalo 38 the biggest of the year. Remem ­ seemed destined for .suc­ Bohiiy Mun er in the .second in­ American League’s Eastern ond inning, A bases-loaded sin­ act his sights on a BOO or bet­ Boll Hfnton follow'ed With his single. In the seventh. Culp said his with two hits. For W INF, Lloyd man Gene Johnson into foul 11 II—GIgllu 8. Oliva 13 Davis ber. several tiioueands were nt cess. KiiuiM' was it part of ning and Uoy White in the sev- ’I’odii.v’H Gaines Division. gle by Mike Andrews, who later 16. Pessinl 18 ter season and will use ids thumb became numb, and he Botla had three hits followed territory that was scored a hit 11:18—Plodilk 6. BuUer 13. Ayers Mt. Nebo for the American Boll slwtwed no! only George entli. Ablaiita iNiekro 15-81 at New While Phillips was talking crashed a solo homer, chased that Yankee dynasty and Ki:n sox ANcens. On Sat­ N 34- -Btaner'a Time liner which bounded off the third base hit. of Baltimore in the Kast Divi- .Seiitlle. liams paced the offen.se to a 26-0 The Angels worked a run off Dowling, Bill McCarthy and back to the box, veteran Lev ^]| Thait’a a much slimmer bel- of the nouveau-rich Jets, assert­ 8 3a —8 Markoarskl. Bniwn Bll' rli hrsi In g ijf with a game-winning Hingle. \ Atlanta at New York. N urday night it will be Vim e Star football game a on. ' lliiwiinl Hlupled Slid sriiied In victory. (Julp in the second. Jim Fre- Don Denley with two apiece. ing, "W e ’ll be out to beat them vereletn . 1,. Haum. II Cy.tui .Minnesota a’ltack and the 'Twins lege All-Stor.s in Uie annual other fly by Aiirelio Rodriguez. place, is 9-4. Austrnllua, South African Har­ run and M]M>ilei\isloii al I'aiiipa. Fla., and Oakland i.s .'•(lid Suniwon would he in New modest bonus was reported Jet Cbach Weeh Ewtoenk, who Ttl. 712-9771 score m the Hiinl inning Dud Eagle Jrs. 52 (Tim Quish 16, crossed the plate. the meet, was virtually a dead pleo, Sachin riHind arbitrr. et IMil fi’lt, I Baltimore MUuu'.sotji 64 40 . 615 pitted again.st Kansas City as York Ki'iday on "commercial to have decided to quit the Summary; directed his old Colts to All-Star 10 33—Btorler's Time that was eivou^;li for Hie Orioles Al draining Gerry Suntava 13. Bob Gor­ The gam e'sonly argument then heat; but a split .decision award­ 10 40-;OsrtscMi, Marsh llim snl tnmnu'd Kansas City !t l. Cleve- (>;ikl;iTul 5K t1 5H6 3W. I! rmingliam. Ala. business which has absolutely game due to arm troubles Backstroke: 25m.—10 and un­ victories In 1969 and 1900, plans to beat Kansas City Believer man 10). .Mota’s 49 (Enea 13, developed, the MB's claiming ed the relay and the meet to the Honnso Moriarty's chances of regain­ lami edged ('liirago ^(-2 In 10 in- St'ittlo 43 59 422 20 I.omliardi, Hie former Green nothing t<> do with the Buffalo two weeks ago. der girls — 1. Cherly Rafala to replace'Namath with arroUier 10 46 -Dsvkf; . Berman. TsnaslM HU'U Hall iiaileil tiown Hu' vielo FAIHFIKI.O, Conn. (API Sicmlenaki 13, John Quinn 1}) interference, and an automatic Swanaon-Globe contingent. Mrnacbra ing the regular season crown II . /sAs- K.ui .'t'j City 42 61 4 OK 21>.,. B ly Iiietilor will) took over at Bills. Pete Rozelle or a pro foot­ Kelley, who tolled several (W); 2. Janet Bldwell (GS): 3. capable alinger. Babe Parilli, tn ry for 'Tom IMioebus aiul drove Andy (Iro.s.s. veteran nffenalve doubleplay, which was called 10 66- Berlirr, Weber O’Brirn IdsI laal season after a (hre*-- C;ilifonila 40 61 3'.>6 22* \tii.sliiiigton after one year as ball contract.” seasons with Cleveland in ALU.MNI JR. BASEBALL Donna Hansen (W ) 30.5; 10 and Summary: the second half. Bnu in an in'>uranee run with a ninlli 11 03--Blsrlrifs Time year reign ap{>ears slim How lineman, wiilkeil erfrrl and wild came lo tile GlaolM la.Mt Men- Bi'limore :i K.msas City 1 0 in the qigirterfinals of the 23rd center, it looked like the locals 11-12 boys-1. •nm Mason (W ); (8G); 3. Roger Hancock (GB) will Ih' tile first game for the and was then shipped out to cause with two triples. Pete the Washington Redskins. l-evy Ihr protalrsl iwrrnla In Ihr park .800 .ifter lielog rcleaaed liy AI-. O.ik'and 3. New York *2 annual novelette Invitation would make their move. 2 . Roy Gonsalves (GS); 3. Brad 24.8. 11 SO 4Baner s Time Colt.s .-mee their upset defeiit by Monroe in the Western Caro­ Pcsco chipped Ip with two hits The All-Star running game is were Mr. and Mrs. Ted lagup. for the losers. The Mets are missing such great ball carriers Winners in the annual latdies' Oace. II was Ihrir hoy, R « ), W.islilrgtoo 7. Seattle 6 ford High School Field Boh gam e of the night — and there 50m. -13-14 girls — 1. Karen 1. Donna Slebold (V); 2. Unda TheVolvom. .niioMg llic .seven cut ^ .l.imiaiy. Karl Morrall is to After balking at first and 7-6 and the Dodgers 3-10. as O.J. Simpson of Southern Spring Golf Tourmimem st the who IhrotUrd Ihe Moriarty bats. Rohorf St. Piorrr Gagnon will pitch for the lo­ were many. Rafala (Wl; 2. Deb Ackerman Tomlinson (OS): 3. Lucie Al­ Hobby Shoppe The (itlici'.s were laekle .lolm Todin’s Games .sl.irt at quaiieibaek (or the then contemplating quitting, -Mets 31 403-11-7-4 Oallfomla and Ron Johttaon of Manchester Country Club were The Hartford entry Is now 9-h cals. Hay's w.is the tourna­ Wally Widholm fouled off two (G S); 3. F.rlt2le_ SchlUel (W ) bert (V ) .44.5: 12 and under On the outside smaller .187 (Vnfor Sf._ I ’len.sliaw. linebai’Uer Holi Fair Be .'ton llsmlsirg 7-0 al O.ik- Colt, with John fiiitas al-si slat- Kelley decided to join .Mon­ Dodgers 00 200— 2-4-5 Michigan, but Graham has the Cora Anderson In the A Division In Ihe standings and Moriarty's ■ton <*'<'nl4*r sios't ment rumienips for the jlast pitches in attempting to bunt 47.1; 13-14 boys—1. Ross Paste! boys—1. Clark Baker (GS); 2. ini, t.iekle I'harley Glenn ecu t.iod_ lOilom 11-0, N ed to see aetion. roe. Leone and Odell; Cooke. makings of a sharp aerial and Marion ZamaJlls in the B H - t . two seasons. and move Johnson along. He (GS); 2. Tom Newman (W ); 3. Ray Gonsalves (GS); 1. Mike Monche«ter ler .lohn I.ium, II.inker Hob Wil- W.i Imigton iBo.sm.m 6 51 at ..\ reeiird erowd of 41.1:17 Erardi, Erardi and St, John. game. Division. then lofted a high fly ball Into Rick Burnett (W) 39.3. Mollet 53.5. thonalor^car. I .son aiul center .loe 'I’ulli.s, G'liforn’.i (May I'.ii. N left centerfleld. All three de­ Breastroke: 25m. 10 and un­ 14 and under girls — 1 Betty ■■Ul were free agents, most of New York iUnrbaek ll-S) ,il Expert Service Closed For fenders — leftfielder Lyle Cham­ der girls - 1. Lynn Desimone Funk ( V ) ; 2. Laurie MacMullen iliem moving ii|> Irom llie lamg .'■’e Ktle .il’.iltln T-SM. N ' 50m 12 and under girts 1 pagne. centerfielder Krough and (WJ- 2 Donna Hansen tW ); 3. (V); 3, Nancy Watt (G8) 44 2 On the inside it^ larger . Pleiwcuit Atmosphere Isl.md faro.i ejub m llie AUanlle ('level.ind illargan ,'(-Si .it H. ‘.y Funk (V ); 2 Unda Tom- shortstop Ciccagllone converged Leille Uhby (GSI No Time; 10 14 and under boys — 1. Ross Vacation I'oasl Football l.eague K ills,IS C ily-tD rago ( ill, N lln/iot IG Sl. 3. Jsrkie Goss with the iatter.making an almost and under boys- 1. Jeffrey O- Pastel (GSI; 2. James Marino JOHN'S BARBER SHOT B iltimore iM.irdm 5-41 - at. IG.8 137 2: 12 and'under boys than a small car. 'T uch. - Fri. 8 :10-.'>:10 b'red Oryer of .San .lose Stale, impossible grab. He wheeled Mara (GS); 2. Mark Deslnmne (V); 3. Bob Krause (V) 41 6. Mimi.'Mita iClianee 311. N 1 Ed Adnmy (GSi; 2 Mike 490 HARTFORD ROAD August 3-17 .1 def.'iiNlve end wlio « .is tile top and threw to first to double up (WK 3. Peter Lessard (W ) 30.(|' Brtartstroke - . 25m 10 and Saturday 8-5 ciiieigo iCavlos 4 3i it l>e- Jill MoIlct iVi; 3 Ray Gonsalves dr.ift eliotee. will join tile elub Johnson, the latter having gone 50m. 11-12 girls - 1 under g’s Mollrt. Freestyle! In 1 22 4 , 2 V/2 HP. to 100 HP. bailed out in both the fourth rv ^ h c Rtebold (O Si, 2 Gail Globe-Swsnaon (L Tomlinson. 1 Ed Adamy (GS), 2. Ray R.(GSi; 3 Renee Albert Ralph irmlng — when he walked three J CbuKer. O Slebald. E McCabe |W); 3 J e « 8‘ ei* <^1 (V l 49 7: 14 and under bovs SALES — I’ARTS — SERVICE fri. 8:15 p.m. batters — and in the fifth — Adamy). 183; 13-14 glru - 1 Debbie 1 Jr n.en M artm (V i; 2 Skip when he passed two men. Spen­ 14 and u n der-I Globe-Swan- Tomlinson (GSi; 2 Karen Rs- Barti.-I' I GSl. 3. Bob Brinda- EASY TERMS — I SEI) MOTORS Modified cer gave up Just one hit. Bid- •on iC -Baker. 8 Barlett. D Gutreich / fala (Wl 218: 13-14 boys - 1 mo'r (Vl 48 5 well four. Tomlinson. R Pastel): 2 Ver' Open Daily 7 :10 PAl. — Thurs. to 9 Rick Burnett (W ). 2 Skip Bart­ Buverflv 23m 12 and under Fonwer co-ownpr of th« Stock lett iG Sl: 3 Tom Newman (W l plant k. (B Krause. J Marino. ■ girls I P c iv Funk iV i 2 B Brtndamour. B Durandi. Sat. to I P.M. , 20.7 Hanchentgr Barber .Shop r« IwJOTba V«6v* Itebb'f Slebritd iG Si. 3 l-.urle 1. . _____ Spttris Vietving Freestyle — 23m. 10 snd Demers lV i ,l* 2 . 12 and I under InvMaa hki mtuiy friefMbi under glrU - I Leslie Ubby TONIGHT boys, 1 Ed Adsmv (G Si; 2. lo viall him al his new -W’ A iG S); 2. Cheryl Rafala iW ); •) Jeto va. Uallege stirar. Fla veil (V i. 3 Tim JOHN'S 9-M ( 3 Lynn Desimone iW) 22.1; 10 boaliiaaa venture— All-Stars C .f's g n s iV i 18 2; 14 artd un­ MAL RHINES and under boys - 1 Emil Hab- a A lT T U lA V der girts 1 Doom Slebold iV i. ATLANTIC erln (Wi; 2. Jeff O’Mara (GSi; Formerly with Newberry’s Murine is »N«>u .\ss4n biHsl 1 m (38) Bauer Detfty 2 Debbie Tomlinson (CBi, 3 With I ’M 111 Our Murine l>«'|mrtm<*nt . . . 100 LAP 3 Roger Hancock (GSi 20.5 706 lU n St $:•• ($•) Ortolea »ti. Twins Jo.i.t Beno’t IGSl 19 5. 14 and 50m. - n-12 glru -1 . Jacloe 649-8132 S:M ( 3) Bare of the Week und -r bovs -1 Roses Pastel DRY GULCH PACKAGE STORE Goss. 2 Kalhy Agnew iWi. 1 1M BURNSne AVENUE iO . MONZA ( 8) Wrotehester Open iGSi; 2 Bob Bnndamour (V>. —tewlutteg— CAPITOL EQUIPMENT JoAnn Coutler (GB). 41.9. ti­ 3 lames Mariix) iV> 39* plus Late Models SUNDAY A Fun IJ«tr ef IM b l*mnr«ltc sod Imported W ine* l l bbya 1 Adamy (G S ); Ffcrstyle 2Sm llT artd ursdet ■leers, Llqusrs sad f'erd lijs EAST HARTFORD S-M ( 3) AAU Traeil A 2. Ray Gonsalves (GS); $- • T«a*iit .signal 2 Linda Tomiinadn (GS); $. and under txrys 1 ’Scott 8m «h :S e n r k * (N rs I t « Ted Trwdaw’s VolhswageM) 2 9-3461 (U ) YesUteears. G Gall Bartlett ((3SI 41 J: 12-14 iVi; 2 Craig Welfrsm

k. \ ■’' ' v X -A .‘A PAGE SDCTEiEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRmAY, AUGUST 1, 1989 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 1. 1969 PAGE SEVENTEEN Busiiwss ScrvIcM B u llc flR g ” Hoip W anf«d— Help WontMl— H«lp Wflntwd Hofp W anttd Mote 34 Help Wanted— Mole 36 Olhnd 13 Controctinq 14 35 35 N iiM ri* 35 Articles For Sole 45 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BV SHORTEN end WHIPPLE Business Property Houses For Sale 72 CLASSIFIED DORMERS, garages, norches, HAIRDRESSER wanted. Ap­ PICNIC tables, all sizes and For Sale 70 G. W. POLLARD Tree Service. rec rooms, room additions, PART-TIME aides, Monday styles. $25 and up delivered. W. GOOD AFreRNOON, riOUSEtJl^s: W THAT PQOGRAM Y PlENT/ OF Y Y MOTMUG MBCm MANCHESTER — Six - room Ci/tting, pruning, trimming. ply Marlow's Beauty Salon, 867 kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, through Thursday, 11 p.m. to Zinkcr, Windsorville Rd., El­ . TrilS « PErURtA CRABQRASS SBCXILD BE CAUfP THINGS GO 'NtrW-1 1HWE "nME? wmjrETUNiA Cape with garage, beamed Lots cleared. Reasonable. Free Main St.,*.Manchester. My^HINIST COLONIAL BOARD CO. BLISINESS zone — Stone build­ siding, general repairs. Quality 7 a.m., Friday through Sun­ lington. 875-0.397. BRIRGIRG 'fOU A SHOPPER^-E'lE "itOU&EMOlD OUTSA/IHG.ANP FASTER than ■nlATAfVlP ceiling and fireplace in living e.stim ates. Insured. 289-8720. BE ONE OF ing consisting of four unit ADVERTISING workmanship. F^inoncing avail* day, 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. 649- For machinery building. V/f tV OP TUIS VIEER^ BARGAiRS; F«DM A B006EHaP / HER13NGUE ANV NOOSE- CASE OF apartments. Three house trail­ room. Nice secluded yard. On Skilled and unskilled. Excellent wages, full-time, SCREENED loam, processed able. Economy Builderg, Inc., 4519. uaumt; IS ONE OF 'WlFE CAN LARVNGltiS bu.s line. Ow ner tran sferre d CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS TREE SERVICE (Soucler) TOY & GIFT Some related experience or gravel, gravel. ?and. .stone, er parking lots. Excellent In­ differentia}: Blue Cross, them ' LISTEN! cu e and anxious. Assumable mort- Trees cut. building lots clear­ 643-6139. 872-0647 evenings. PART-TIME cook, Thursday trade school background. 'Noawfr R L come. Philbrick Agency. Real­ 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. \ THE “FINAST” PARTY PLAN benefits P^id holidays and other fringe fill. George H. Grtffing Inc garage. PIT $136. H.M. Fre­ ed, trees lopped Got a tree and Friday, 9:80 a.m. to 1 Must be able to read Uue- A ndever 742-7886. tors, 646-4300. problem? Well worth phone p.m . Call 649-4619. Our new line now available prints, mics. Good wages, chette, R ealtors. 647-9993, COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. call, 742-8262 Paving— Driveways 14-A —if you axe interested in excellent opportunity for the COMPLETE Ham shaft, swan 391 (CENTER Street, an eight A progressive and expanding company. room home with 2-car garage Several excellent, opportuni­ HAIRDRESSERS wanted, part- becoming a Dealer, or hav­ right msm with fast growing 350, AC-DC, pow er supply. 4:30 F.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION DRIVEWAYS Sealed — This is located in business n zone ANYTHING taken to the dump, the time to restore the life and ties have developed in our time or full-time. Apply Magic ing a party in your home, company. Evening or Satur­ Mobile antennas, tri-band Mos­ BOWERS SCHOOL AREA Doii(Uini< for Saturday and Monday is 4:30 p.m. Frids.i old appliances, bulky furni­ 615 Parker St., Manchester \ Dwelling could be easily con­ appearance of your driveway. office tor full-time. Mirror, 737 Main St., Manches­ call or write Santa’s Par­ day Interviews arranged. ley 3 element, nnonitor scope ture, cellars, attics cleaned, ter, 648-2449. ties Inc., Avon, Conn. 06001. Overtime avallaWe. and others. 643-6319. Call after poitceNC«i< \ T e r verted for professional or com­ For free estimate, call 742- Apply Mrs. E. S. Loftus. &ALU mercial occupancy. Robert J. Immaculate 6-room Cape, PLEASE READ YOUR AD light trucking. 289-6860. Telephone 1-673-3456. 6. 9487. CLERK T Y ^ S t HAIDRESSER — full or part- — \2 Smit.h. Inc., 963 Main Street. ■til finished. Three or four bedrooms, living room with Classified or “Want Ads” are taken over the phone as a R. F. CONSTRUCTION — Ex­ time. LuJon Salon of Beauty, N. P. HALLENBECK INC. DARK RICH Stone free loam, H9-5241. eonvenienee. This advertiser should read his ad the FIRST 643-1639. comer fireplace and wall to cavating, landscaping and pav­ Transportation department COUNTER girl— part-time, 6 Bunker Hill Rd., Andover five yards, $16. Sand, gra'vel, DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the ing. contracting. Gravel, fill Roofing— Siding 14 724-8051 MANCHESTER — Prime re­ wall carpeting, roomy kitch­ next insertion. The Herald is responsible for only ONE in- office. Must be an accurate p.m. - 1 a.m. shift. Apply in stone, tUI, m anure, pool and tail location tor sale. 1-arge en, ceram ic h:»th. oversized and loam. Septic tank repalr;< ROOFING and Roof |tepair. CLERK-TYPIST — Typing and -correct or omitted Insertion tor any advertisement and then typist. person. Bess Eaton Donuts, 16D patio sand. Call 643-9504. garage, aluminum combina­ Call 875-7216 evenings, 872-6072 Couglin Roofing Co.. Inc., 643- shorthand necessary. Dlver- , building, air-conditioned, plen­ only to the extent of a “make good” Insertion. Errors which sified duties in sales depart­ C en ter St. ty parking. Call H. M. Fre­ tion windows, aluminum do not lessen the value of the advertisement will not be days. 7707. AUTO PARTS TOBACXJO cloth for sale, suit­ corrected by “make good” Insertion. CLERKS ment. Benefits. Apply Iona able for lawns, bushes, trees chette, Realtors, 647-9993 siding. Well ,-ihrubbed yard YOU ARE A-1. truck Is A-1 Mfg. Co., 8 Regent St., Man­ TOOL AND GAGE with ixjmplete city utilities. BIDWELL Home Improvement Help W anted— Mai* 34 and g rass. 872-6687, R oute 30, Cellars, attics, yards, drive­ Co. Expert installation of Accounts payable, good busi­ chester. Rockville. On bus line. Minimum down (RockvUle, Toll Free) MAKERS ixiyment to qualified buy­ ways sealed and small truck­ aluminum siding, gutters and ness arithmetic background. CUSTODIAN and lane mainten­ Inv«shn*nt Proparty WOMAN to assist In care of STORE MANAGERS ALUMINUM SHEETS — Used ers Full price only $22,900. ing done A-1 rig h t. Call Tre- trim. Roofing installation and ance man, nighta. Apply Holi­ T he s daocR auB znaoES 643-2711 875-3136 m ano T rucking S endee toll- semi-invalid woman, 8-5 dally, Top rates, overtime, all as printing plates. .009 thick For Sal* 70-A Cal! Rob<'r< W Murdock, repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. day Lanea, 39 Spencer St., IN ON ONE O f TV^ new est free, 742-9487. GROCERY ASSEMBLY some evenings and weekends, benefits, profit sharing pen­ 23x36’’, 25 cents each o r 5 for R ealtor. no housework. Transportation Manchester. COUNTERMEN \ TYPES-THE (TUSUMER^ ROCTCVILLE Tw\) houses. 2- ROOBTNO, aluminum aiding, CLERKS sion, air-conditioned. Under $1. Call 643-2711 fam lly and 4-family. $36,900. SHARPENING Service Saws necessary. Call Mr. Vlntone, SHOPPING APVISER.- gutte^ carpentei work, 30 MANAGER-Trainee for health new management. $5,000. down. Interested p er­ Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? knives, aces, shears. skates years’^expertence. Coimeetlcut 649-4523, 9-5 w eekdays, S atu r­ U & R REALTY CO. INC. Experience helpful but not and beauty aide department. 9MOKTCNI sons write P.O. Box S81. Rock­ rotary blades. Quick sendee Valley Construction Co.. 646 day, 644-0463. An equal opportunity employer. ANYONE TO FINISH necessary. Two positions Opportunity^ for advancement MANAGER TRAINEES ville. Conn. 643-2692 Capitol Equipment Co.. 3i 7180. F re e estim ate for ambitious mam in rapidly 24-Hour Answering Service open. One starting at 7:30 p r o d u c t i o n assemblers, to MONTHLY Main, St., Manchester. Houn growing com p^^ Excellent MANCHESTER TOOL & PAYMENTS OF EAST HARTirmn all brick 4- ROOFING, Siding, Aluminum a.m. the other 7 p.m. assemble amall electrical ap­ dally 7:80-5, Thursday. 7:30-9 working conditkuis including DESIGN INC. Excellent career opportunities for ambitious men family, 4 nwm.i iNioh apart­ CAI’E 6‘ 3 rooms, taste­ Free to Herald Readers ^tters. Carpentry, additions, pliances with a growing com­ 130 Hartford Rd., Manchester '\$$9.80 9 .f ON 1968 SEWING MA- Housahold Goods 51 A portmants— Flats— Business Locations S atu rd ay 7 :8(M 648-7668 Major M edic^ program, paid ment, bulll-lns Incimling ilr- gemodellng and rec rooms. pany, 8-4:80. Apply Iona Mfg. fully decorated. Modem kitch­ CLERKS holidays, p^ion plan. Salary with automotive parts experience. Top salary in­ INES, 649-5076, T*n*m*nts 63 For Rant 64 conditioner.-!, 5 years i>li| .-\n Want Intormatlon on one of our classified advertlsementsT ATTICS and cellars cleaned, Free estimates. R. Dion. 643 Co., Regent St. en. fireplace, rec room in No luiswer at the telephone listed? Simply call the open. Call '619-2835, M r. Mor- GAS STOVE, also gHi* spac« FIVE—room suite of front Main excellent tnve.-!lment Wolver- walk-oul basement. Many odd Jobs, light trucking, 4352. JIG BORE Operators — first, centive and benefits. See Dick Ryder. heater. 742-S438. MANCHESTER — One • bed­ trees j-emoved and lots clear­ Grocery buyer’s office. Busi­ COUNTER girl — part-time reale for Interview. room garden type apartment, St, offices, 100 percent loca­ ton Agency Reallors, rt4'> '.’8i:i extras Treed lot. Asaumabl# second and third shift. Lathe FANTASTIC savings available ed. Call 649-1794. ness arithmetic experience. midnight to 6 a.m. Apply in GLEAN. USED refrigerators private entrance, ranch tjrpa, tion near banks, air-condition­ 5*< per cent mortgage. Mid EDWARDS CABINET maker— experienced operators, second sliift. Verti­ now on all 1969 model Zenith 20's Owner. 643-8530. Roofing and person. B ess Ehuton Donuts, 160 ranges. automatic washers $145. per m onth. Available Im ­ ed, automatic fire sprinkler. also cabinet maker’s helper, cal turret lathe operators, sec­ radios, stereos, and color ’IW’s. STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, C enter St. with guarantees. See them at mediately. Paul W. Dougan. .\;>ply M arlow 's, 867 M ain St Land For Sal* 71 ANSWERING SERVICE fireplaces, flagstone terracea. Chimnays 14-A TELEPHONE CLERK- steady year ’round work. All ond shift. Call LeMl Corpora- GRINOLD AUTO PARTS We must make room for 1970 MANt'HESTER Under con- benefits. Manchester, 646-6043. Uon, 843-2362. B.D. Pearl’s Appliances 649 R ealtor, 649-4535. stnirtlon. 3bednx>m Raised All concrete repairs, both In­ ROOFING ■ — apecializlng r- MEAT DEPARTMENT models now being Introduced. SXJR R EN T 01 sale-461 Main AVON SAYS IT ALL Main St Call 643-2171 M ANCHESTER O ver 30.000 Ranch, formal dining room, 649-0500 875-2519 side and outside rallIngH. Land­ paliing roofs of all kinds, new. WANTED driver to deliver 354 Hudson St., Hartford, Conn. Stop in at our new showroom NEW ONE and two-bedroom dr Street. Building and lot next scaping. Reasonably priced Makeup - fragrances - bath and service cen ter a t 805 H art­ In Post Office Excellent loca- sq u are feet of bu.-rineiw I lantl large living riMim, 1>« baths, and leave ,vour message. You’ll hear from our advei^ser In roofs, gutter work, ehimneys To receive and record or­ papers, Bolton and Hebron, af­ WINDOW HAMMOCK and frame, used luxe garden type apartments C all 643 0851 powders, shampoos-deodor- ford Rd.. (Next to Gus’s). Mon (or any use 646-2438 from on m ain hmuI. hi>usi< on proj>- rinlHhe!l family room , choice Jig time without spending all evening at the telephone. cleaned and repaired. 80 years’ ders from stores on IBM ternoons 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Oom- once; flower cart, free pots. available now. Call I’.iiil ants! Everybody uses them Serving Connecticut For Over 50 Years I lo 5 p.m erty Philbrick Agency, Reul- !if «>l!ir», Se))t. 1st occupancy. experience. Free estimates cards. misslon and car expenses. Call WASHER M odem TV Service, 643-2205. 643-9143. W, Dougan. R ealtor. 649-4535 LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also —so why not sell them? We also sell Gibson and tors, 646 4200. $36,000 Jacqueline ■ R oberts Call Howley . M8-6861 644- Part-time or full-time. M r. C ordera, 847-9946. moving large appllancea Burn­ 8388 Full or part-time. Call Chrysler air-temp air-condi- LARGE 314 room aipartment. Agency. 646-3339. AufomobilM Fpr Sal* 4 Phone 289-4922. FURNISHED OFFICE ing barrels delivered, t i . 644- COMPTOMETOR BEFORE you look any further, tionera. Musical InstTumants S3 Furnished or unfurnished, with 1065 GALAXIE LTD, excellent 1775 ROOFING, Gutters, Chimneys— 649-5334 WANTED — . appliances, carpeting and SIX-ROOM Ranch. garage, OPERATOR come to the Klock Co., at 1366 warehouseman 7 ^ Z e tr^ck Wanted 36-A SPANISH ’’F-Hole’’ guitar. For rent on Main St $65 Houses For Sol* 72 three bedrooma, fireplace. HERALD condition, V-8, autom atic New and repairs our special­ WOMAN to Hve In ai»d ciare Tolland Tpke., Manchester. We MILLIONS of rugs have been Olympic pool, cihlldren accept­ Security deiKwit requtrx'd LAWNS maintained. Rubbish driver’s helper, 18 years Good condition, with case, $40 Well landscaped. Excellent lo­ transmission power steeling ty, 20 y e ars experience. F ree for children while mother have openings on all shifts in ELECTRICIAN — Journeyman or IMMEDIATE opening available cleaned with Blue Lustre. It’s ed. 872-0872 o r 525-0994. Idinl for real estate or In- CARL ZINSSER offeni Ihls taken to the dump. Odd Jobs. Opening for experienced op­ older, driver’s license neces­ Ask for Tom, 643-9471. cation. Assumable 5(4 per cent BDX LETTERS and brakes. Call 742-7676. estimates. Call Roy Kanehl, works, own room. State salary our Heat Treat Dept. Very in­ and experienced helper. Top for experienced real estate America's finest. Rent electric suranie office. twelve room estate In .Man­ 649-1868 a fte r 6 p.m . erators. Wu will also train sary, 5-day week, fringe bene­ Ehampooer, $1. The Sherwin- THREE - BEDROOM town- niortgagr. Mid 20’s. Owner. 643-0363 after 8 p.m . wanted. Write Box N„ Man­ teresting work and we will wages with benefits. Call be­ broker or salesman who chester for far, far less than 1659 OLDSMOBILE sUtlon those interested and quali­ fits. Apply Watkins Bros., Williams Co. house apartment Includes utili­ fil3-9()78 643-3666 For Your BRICK, block and stone work. fied. chester Herald. train you. Plesise apply in per­ tween 8 a.m. at 5 p.m., Rob­ desires to affiliate with a replacement cost. Call Carl for wagon, running condition or Shipping Dept., 935 Main St. progressive organization offer­ Wearing Apparel- ties. appliances, parking, details. Uelflore Agency, 647- Information good for ports. $75. 643-6406, Brick walls, patios, outdoor-in­ son. e rts E lectric Co., 644-2421. KEEP your carpets beautiful COl-ONIAL Ten rooms. First door fireplaces, sidewalks, Mlflhiary, COOK - MANAGER for school ing full facilities of a realtor. Furs 57 private basement and patio. BOLTON - Manchester town 1413 COOK and short order cook despite constant footsteps of a flour consists of large living THE HERALD will not chimneys. Free estimates. Company offers excellent lunch program. School lunch SAND BLASTER needed on We offer you your own desk, Call J.D. Real Estate Asso­ line, Rt. 6 and 44-A, large 1958 THUNDERBIRD, power Orossmaklng 19 needed full-time, no Sunday busy family. Get Blue Lustre. REMODEL your old fur coat HII-L COE has Just llsteil a gra­ nxim with fireplace, dining disclose the Identity of D om enic M orrone, 640-1604. wages, and working condi­ experience desirable. Fully first shift a t the K lock Co., 1866 and a chance . to develop at ciates. 643-5129. frontage with building. Ideal steering, power brakes, $275. work. Apply Acadia Restau­ Rent electric shampooer, $1. into two stoles, a cape or a cious seven-nMim Colonial with nxmt, modem kflchen with any sdiiertlHer using box ORE8S1CAKINO and altera­ tions, convenient free park­ equipped cafeteria-kitchen. Be­ Tolland Tpke., Manchester. your own pace. Excellent com­ for ganlen center, roadside letters. Readers answer­ 640-4833. Pinewood Furniture. Jacket for as little as $19.06. 36 MAIN ST., 2 rooms, heat ami the niersi, m!>sl private rear biillllns. lien, large family COMPLETTE sheupenlng serv­ tions, ilpperf replaced etc ing and above average bene- ginning date of employment MACHINISTS Apply In person. rant, 103 Tolland Tpke., Man­ mission arrangement with business, retail (Hilirt, eti' 643- ing blind box ads who flU. chester, 649-0898. Chester Furriers of Rockville, electricity. $85. monthly. Call ynixl you've ever seen' Double r!H>m. plus finished rec room i960 CHEVROLET, 2 - door ice. Hand and power mowers Call 6464811 Aug. 25th. Apply Superinten­ good earning potential. For an GARAGE SALE — Everything 2880. In bnaemriil Heixind flour hss desire to protect their sharpened and repaired. Pick Second Shift MAN presently employed to 568-4280. 649-2865 before 5 p.m. A lone, triple A ixmdillun Too identity can follow ‘his Im pala, V-8, autom atic, perfect dent of Schools, Bolton School SHORT ORDER cooks, days appointment to discuss this must go. 182 Irving St., Man­ 4 brdrixima. On one sera for second car. $160. 643-0556. up and delivery. Call cxiytime, apply System o r call 643-1569. work part-time In local retail opening, call Mr. Werbner, MAIN ST., corner offlca, $ ipany features to list here. procedure: and nights, full or part-time. chester, Saturday, Aug. 2, 10- CENTRALITY located three roctms an!l lavatory. House A Contact Hill ,nl lleltiore Agen­ wtKKlril lot with 3-i a r a ttsc h sd 643-5305. Sharpall, 685 A dam s Moving—1 rucking^ store. Call 643-2833. Ja rv is R ealty Co., 643-1121. 6 p.m. Stroller, electric stove, room njwirtment, stove, refrig­ garage Adjoining land may ba Enclose your reply to 1668 OLDSMOBILE, 442 ram- X I • 1 m a t u r e woman for part-time Must be over 18. Apply in per­ Wanted— To Buy SB Hale RIdg. ('ail 643-'2667 cy, 647-1413 S t, Manchester, Conn. Storag* 20 LATHE AND size 12 coats, bed frame, erator. $100 monthly. Call 649- ncqiilrordnx>ms, 2 Evening Herald, together WANTED — one full and one Male or Female olhe- antique ilen>.' Any Fnyette Square Rent includes liwated six-room Colonial at Experienced. 643-8962 a fte r 6 Refrigerators, washers and 'Jt-UlCb, m e. Ave., South Windsor. 37 cleaned with Blue Lustre. It’s your apartment or house. Call with a memo listing the Some Openings Openings now avaUablei for part-time service station at­ ou-irtlty. The Harrisori'!-, tl4.'i. brat, air-conditloning. wall to $22,900 Neat us a pin with IwircheH, garage, now furnace, Trucks—^Iroctors 5 p.m . stove moving, specialty. Fold America’s finest. Rent electric Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 649- older S-nxmi Itomo. walking companies you do NOT Park Oakland Ave. CLERK typist, accounts receiv­ experienced meat c cutters u n e tendant, days. Apply in person SCHOOL BUS drivers for Ekist 8709. 165 O akland Street. wall earpetlng and draperlri. Tom at the Ilelflorr Agency, ing chairs for rent. 649-0782 First Shift shampooer, $1. Manchester 4530. want to see your letter. FIVE-TON 1962 Chevrolet, able and payable clerk, diver­ in our Hartford area stoies. only to Mr. Sloan, J. Sloan Windsor. Apply now for Sep­ Will sub-divide. Call M73-06'4B. 647-1413 illM tano . l!i aciXH>(>. churuhea, East Hartford, Cbnn. Hardware ft Supply, 877 Main WANTED -- ANTIQUES, used Your letter will be de­ stake body, 65,000 original sified interesting position, 65 Company offers, excellent G arage, R oute 83, Vernon. tember. G o^ pay. Leslie Col­ weekdays. atiirr* Ji>b Iranufer TerrUkr stroyed .If the ad v ertiser Local reputable concern ex­ working oondlitona, good lins, 1224 Sullivan Ave., Wap- St., M anchester, 643-4425. furniture, partial or complete 10 I’ER CENT down to qualified buy at $21,900 KenneiUl Om- miles, $695. Cali 643-5128. Household Sorvicds p.m ., fringe benefits. 643-1131. FOUR ROOM flat. s<-cond floor, la one you’ve mentioned. Painting—Papering 21 panding operations. Air- wages and an excellent free ping, 644-1457. estates. Call 633-2300 days 646- 460 MAIN ST. Store or office, buyers on our Rest Huy Ust- trliiaky. Realtor, 648 1838. Offdied 13. A adults. 643-8330. If not It will be handled TELLER wanted lor local bank, GIRL FRIDAY for part-time conditioned, excellent oppor­ benefit program. Including 0004 after 7 p,:n $180, tncludea heat. 046-I4M, Ings' Call any one of the "Can in the usual manner. B. H. MAGOWAN JR. * Sons, heedth and accident insur­ $25,500 Flve-bedruom Obk> UGHT TRUCKINQ. bulk deliv­ Saturdays only, experience clerical and technical work in tunity for advancement. Call LEGAL WE HAVE customers waiting 9-6 Do” boye at the Ilelflorr Agen- Auto Accessories— interior and exterior painting, ance life Insurance and Boots and Accessories 46 HOUSEHOLD lots -- Antlquss. Dial, 2 full (Xtlored tiled batba, ery. yards, attics, cellars clean­ preferred but will train quail- office-laboratory in East Hsirt- 526-2903, ask for George SHORT order cook part-time. for the rental of your apart !->C_1147-I41S paper hanging. Thirty years enslon plan. For personal bric-a-brac, clocks, frames, family nxim. 2-car garagsi Inv Tires 6 ed and removed. Also odd Jobs fled person. Write Box L, Mon- ford. Call 522-5221 between 8 Llndon. AU replies strictl.y NOTICE Call proprietor, 649-8067. SCORPION sailboat, in second ment or home J.D. Real Es­ experience, lour generations. itervlew, please contact glassware. We buy estates. VU- JOE UlMHAIUK) thinks this meam'y Meyer 644-8962 Free estimates, fully insured. cheater Herald. a.m. - 5 p.m. confidential. gmeat manager. season, all flberglas, ex­ tate Asaoclates. Inc.. 648-5129 HouMk For' Rent 45 Lost and Pound 1 ADMISSION OF cellent condition, blue and isge Peddler. Auctioneer. 420 six-room Cape In the lk>wers Agency, Realtor. 643-4M09 KOIJH (Chevrolet station wagon REWEAVINO Of bums, moth- 043-7361, 164 Oak Street. Loke St.. Bolton. 640-8247 S(-|uM)l area la a terrific value LOST —Black long haired male ELECTORS white sail, $425. 228-3018 after LOOKING for anything In real COVENTRY 4S room home rim s. Call 649-0610. holes, zippers repaired. Win­ Notice is hereby given that Situotrons Wanted— Two full balha, shed iliiriiier. MANCHESTER 3-4amitly. In German Shepherd, named Nik­ CIONTRAtTTOR — Interior, ex FIRST NATIONAL 4 :30. estate' rentals — apartmonta adjacent to Coventry l-«ke. dow shades made to measure, the Board of Admission of Pe'ifka!* 38 homes, multiple dwellings, iio tree ihaded lot, (MrUnlly fin exc'ellrnt i-ondltkm. on large ki. R ew ard. 643-9883. terlor painting, paper hanging OIL BURNER service me­ .Modern paneled Interior. Com­ all size Venetian blinds. Keys KEYPUNCH OPERATOR STORES, Inc. Electors, of the Town of Man­ fees. Call J. D. Rasl Estate lahed rec rixmi Call J!>e at the tr«e«l lot, conwnlent Ui bus Trailers— Discount on wallpaper. Call ‘ chanic. Must have license. Con­ WILL CARE for your child in Rooms Without Boaid 59 plete privacy. Ten minutes FOUND — White, male, mon­ made while you wait. Tape re­ 646-3048, O scar H eb ert., chester, will be in session in aasoclates, Inc.. 648-6129 Uelflore Agency. 647-1418 niat aho|>|ang ImiMite over 85.- New and modem computer Installation. Ideal working con­ tact M r. Gibbs, 875-6248. 50 King St.. West Hartford, my licensed home days and Garden— Form— from UConn. Call 938 5146 grel, wearing license No. Mobiie Homes 6>A corders for rent. Marlow’s. 867 the Municipal Building, Town THE THOMPSON House — Oot Iteiween 9 a.ni. - 5 p.m. 500 per year Philbrick Agen­ PAINTING—Excellent work by ditions with excellent fringe benefits. Conn, or 269 Ellington Rd., evenings. Bolton area. 643-2618. tage St. centrally located, large FOUR-ROOM npartmenl. stove, TWO FAMIl.Y. Just listed by cy. Rmtlifr. 646 4200 179196. Call Dog W arden, 646- MOBILE Homes—Choice loca­ M ain St. 649-6221. Clerk’s Office, on Wednesday, Dairy Products 50 Joe Ixmibardo. 6 6 duplex, teachers. Reasonable rates. In­ H artford. August 6, 1969, from 6:00 p.m. pleasantly furnished rooms, refrigerator, heat, gas and 2 't RfKlM COTTAGE, ullllUea 4555. tion, recreational facilities, 2 Ground floor opportunity. Must be experienced and able to WILL CARE for infant or small PICKED daily, delicious butter three car garage, I'a balha MANCHESTER (larriaun TWO HANDYMEN want a sured. Call 742-8764 for free es­ UNIVERSAL to 8:0 p.m., for the purpose of parking. Call 649-2858 for over electricity. Adults only. $150 fiirnlahed, country ulmoa- years, like new. R. B. Asso­ train others. child, my home, day or eve­ and sugar sweet corn, cucum­ each aide' Convenient lo Coliininl, 3 luige bedrooms, FOUND —Puppy, black and variety of Jobs by day or hour. tim ates. admitting all persons who are light and permanent guast 59 Hull St. pltere, $80 weekly./I42-6iei. ciated Brokers, 649-9925. R easonable. Call 643-5306, 648- MACHINE CO. FAMILY MAN — glass films ning. $20. w eekly 649-9764, bers, stringbeans, vine ripe to­ actumta, ahopplng, chunhea. fiirtnnl illning nsiiii, large white, mongrel. Call Dog War­ found to be qualified to be rates 8202. RRIGHTER Homes — P-ilntlng, installer, full training provid­ matoes, native apples. Buck- bus Aluminum atoriiii ami ftiinl (i> bai k living room, lly den, 646-45.58. 1968 SHASTA camper, 13’, Electors of the Town of Man­ decorating, papering, interior COLONIAL BOARD CO. ed, s ta rt up to $3. Excellent land Farms. Comer Adams ROOM for rent, gentleman on­ acreenx A beautiful Heat Huy’ balhs. kn<6ty pine rec room, Hlec()s 6, used 4 tim es. 843- Lathe Operator Out of lown and extenor Fully insured. benefits, interesting work. Call chester. Situations Wantetl— and Tolland Tpke. ly, central location, free park­ Furnished Aak for Joe at the Uelflore 2 < ar aUai-fieerts Agency, 949 - Apply Mrs. E. S. Loftus ed States citiken. twenty-one squash, beets, 21 Angel St., ONE-RtXlM furnished effh len DRIVE by this elegant Colonial RIDE NEEDED starting Aug. wagon trailer, 20V4’. complete­ Contracting 14 HIGH SCHOOL graduate will R(K'KV’II.I.K 4 nM)ms with 3339 EDWARD R PRICE-Pnlntlng First Class Inspector—Capable EXPERIENCED painters want­ (21) years of age, have resid­ Manchester. FURNISHED room for gentle­ cy apartment. Apply Mnriow'a, at 41 Cone Street, then rail II, from vicinity Main and ly self-contained with shower, do odd jobs and lawn work. heat. $115 Call 649 2871 CUSTOM craft cabinets, vani­ exterior and interior Paper of first piece inspection ed. Call a fte r 6 p.m ., 649-9668. ed in the Town of Manchester 649-3196. m an, all conveiTlencew, p a rk ­ 867 Main St., Manchester. Carl Zinsser at the Uelflore C A PE M odem Kttchan, ittr- Woodbrldgc St. to Travelers, TV antennae, radio, many ex­ ties, rec room.i, bars, etc. De­ hanging. Ceilings, etc. Insured. WAITRESS wanted, hours 4 - 6 TYPIST — Secretary requires for six (6) months, be able to ing. near bas line. I’lease Call ANDOVER 4-ixx*m heated Agency to Inspect 647 1418. Ing 'room with raised hearth 6-10 p.m' Call 649-0882 iiflclv 2 tras. Immaculate condition, H ourly rates up to $4.25 per FURNISHED S-room apartment signed and made to your nerds. 64911003 p.m., Monday through Friday. alert young woman to assist REPAIR MAN read in English and take the Household Goods 51 649-6914. a|«rtmenl, adults Call 742- fireplace, formal dining room, p.m. $2,500. A fter 5, 643-8016. hour. in private home, pleasant, con­ liRIVE by Ihls Isrge tree shad- Pliurtlc laminating, what would Also part-time weekends. Ap­ primarily in the order writing oath prescribed by law. 7678 for appointm ent three bedrooms, walk out bas9- JO SEPH P. LEW IS Cu.sto'ni ply in person. LaStrada Res­ With mechandoal experience to Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 JEWING MACHINES — singer NICK ROOM for gehtleman, venient locaUon. recently eil Colonial al 114 Henry St , you like covered? 640-7681. function of the sales depart­ Dated at Manchester this 1st ment, brreseway, attaehad ga­ Painting. Interior and ex­ taurant, 699 M ain St. repair commercial laundry lutomatic zig-zag. excelloni nice larlson in Bicyclas 11 an Interview ask for Mr. 643-0333 William C. Johnson, Rd.. B oltor. 643-5427 ATTRACNTVE, 3-nx)m furnli#)- R ealtors 649 4200 NEED CAR? Credit very bad? Ing and repairs. Call anytime Insured Free estimates. Call sible, top hourly rate, full­ Call Joe Lickwar inally over $300.. 6 monthly CENTRAL, clean room for For Rent 57 the mid twenties Uelflore Bankrupt, repOHseiislon? Hon­ George Smith, MultKarcults, Selectm an gentleman, separate entrance ed, heated, apartment Large 1965 TRIUM PH. 880 cc. $696, for free eetim ntes. 875-1642. 649-9658, If no answ er, 643-6.362. time only, 35-40 hour week (in­ 289-9361 TWO KITTENS looking for paym ents of 88.50 each o r pay Agency. 947-1418 ONE YEAR !.td Ranch, nice est Douglas accepts lowest 80 H arrison St. Mildred M. Schaller, and bathroom, parking. Call clowta. Private entrances UVKKHIDE cottage fur rent. corner of William and Summit. cludes Thursday night till 9 good hom e. Call 649-6480 after *51 cash 522-0931 dealer alSMl flreplaced Hving room. down, smallest payments, any­ REMA Construction Co. Altera- INSIDE-outside painting. Spe APPLICATIONS now being tak­ Selectm an 649-4256. Parking Adults. No .pets. 943- Pu' your x|MMxl boat in and SIX ROOM Colotilal, IS Ijoths, 049-5066. and all day Saturday). Call BABY SITTER wanted in m y en for steady year ’round ROSKIN DISTRIBUTORS 5 :30 anytim e weekends. 15x15 murtrr bedroom. one where. Not small loan finance tlons, remodeling, additions, olal rates for people over 68 Theresa M. Parla, CU.STOM m ade draperies, slip 4800. g • W ater skiing loo or Just uM-umable 5S |>er i ent mort­ Mr. Shapiro, 643-2128. C asual own home, from 7:30-8. 649- finish carpentry work with acre |ig garage, rear porch company plan. Douglas Mo 1968 TRIUMPH TR6B, clean, repairs. Free estimates. Call Call my competitors, then call 276 Park Ave., Elast Hartford Selectm an covers -ind reupholslertng CLEAN ROOM for gentleman luxury In the xun MItlon ReaJ- gage, $25,500 Coil u w ier. 943- Village Shops, Manchester. 8883. rapidly growing corporation in AKC Collies, exceptionally Asking 129 900 Keith Agency. tors, 345 Main. g(Mid lim ning condition. $750. 649-8690. m e. E stim ates glvesv 649-7863 Edward Tomklel. Budget terms Establl.thed In Inquire 4 Pearl St Mrs De- IV. Realtoni. 643 6930 Manchester. Top pay, excel­ beautiful, healthy. sturdy, •Mute. BACHEIyORH I4I to share •49 4129. 949-1923 646-0230, 5-9 p.m. BOOKKEEPER — Complete EXPERIENCED Bridgeport, Town C lerk .sable and white, 568-4219. 1945" I>ays, 524-01.14 oveningf-, 1963 PONTIAC Catiillnn station HALLMARK Building Com- NAME YOUR own price. Palnt- lent fringe benefits. Apply to Ixjme A fter 9, 643-0406 MOUNT Snow Vermont . MANCHESTER ( usteem 6 knowledge of bookkeeping and engine lathe, and hell-arch 649-7590 .MANCHESTER Twie-staiy wagon, iH)wer brnkes and pany for home Improvement, Ing, pafier hanging, paper re­ HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS Carroll Nelson, Allied Build­ Three bedrtxxn <')ial<-l Uolf rixjtn Kplll. 3 baths. 3 ear ga- ufnee procedure, at least $2._ weldera. Apply H ft B Itooi REGISTERED AKC. small home. Iwij txitha. 4-5 bedroom s, steering. Reasonable. 644-0804. 1967 HONDA Scrambler, very , additions, rec rooms, garages, moval, ceilings. Guaranteed ing System s, 260 Tolland Model Home Furniture A partments— Flats— 4'-, lUMIM DUPLEX. U , baths, :ind swimming nearby $75 r.!ge, txjllt In kiti hen HrnutI per hour and over, depending and Engineering, 168 Foreat white miniature poodles, eenlral lex allon Nawar fur- low m ileage. Call 643-0753.' 'ttooflng, gutters. Free esti Wjirkmanshlp. Prompt service, t Tpke., Manchester, Conn. LEGAL Ideal fur young singles, male weekly Available mew 646- fill near acre wrxxled lot wlHi on previous experience. Full- Juniors or sophomores for St, Manchester. grandfather champion $90. 3 ROOM HOUSEFI’L Tenements 63 naee lot of ixjuse fur $20,800 inates, all work guaranteed. satisfaction guaranteed. 647- waitress work, part-time or female. $186 J t) ^teal 0567 prlvai y ami bnxik Haysa^ VOI,KSWAOEN 1965, $796. Call TACO MINI bike, gixHl eomll^ lime only (Includes Thursday EXPERIENCED foreign car 429-4450. 19 PIECES Estate Assoc 643 5129 Hayea Agem y. 949-0181 I •alD646-2827. 9564. summer and after school. BULL DOZER or back hoe NOTICE FIVE-ROOM apartment, sec­ Ageney 646 0131 643-4032 bi-fore 5. lion, all rebuilt, $100. Call 643- night till 9 and all day Satur­ mechanic. Call 643-2764 be­ S 2 ^ Musi be neat in appearance operator. Laborer with dump TOWN OF FREE to gcxKi home, two I'-i ond floor^ $130, adult family COLU.MHIA Ixike W aterfront J(.*srr listed 9nxem Obheolai ^ 0401, after 8:30. WES ROBBINS Carpentry . re INTERIOR painting and paper day!. Call Mr. Shapiro, 643- tween 8:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. RfX'KVIU-E 3 rexmis, all loltage. A!ig 23 3(1 228 9652. MANCHESTER " linmedlsle and willing to work. Apply truck driving experience. Call year old Siberian Huskies with inienor Designed- waht-s reliable Security and references Call featuring CfXinlry oUe kMcihan. modeling specialist. Additions, 2128, Casual Village Shops, Ask for Joe. MANCHESTER ulllllles. $110 memtfily 649- ix-cu|eanty Ten nsmi older hanging. 644-0373. Vernon in person. 872-3771. blue eyes, good temperament. family or newl\-wc-d.s to acceft 643-9285 649 0496 IS baths, gsraga, prtvaU 1965 PONTIAC Tempest, excel­ reo rooms, dqrmers, porehea, H utehinl. Manchester. The Manchester Planning 8661. fs/m e fam ily klli hen. heS wa lent oomllllon. Call 646-4076. 1966 YAMAilA 308. $328. (143- and Zoning Commission at a 742-9791. delivery of complete Model Du FOUR ROOM apartment, 2 COTTAGE for rent Columbia (raed yard txiw 30's. KaMh cabinets, forrmqa, built - ins. plav of Quality F urniture Ju'.l (er heat aluminum siding. 1 IM(«. bathroom s, kitchens. 849.3446 PAINTING- Interior and cx- WOMAN for cleaning Main meeting on July 28, 1969 made bexlrooms. 161 Oak St., firat 1-ake, four rooms. modern A gancy 949 4139. 9 4 9 -l« a. 1965 CHEVROLET. Nova 6 BRASS KEY removed to warehouses for i’ub isr garage. 3'-> scraa Ctisr terloi, very reasonable, free Street office, 2 hours per DRAPERY the following decisions: CUTE little kittens need a good floor. 289 0471 fscllltlM . boat Call 336 3603 Hon Agen< y 643-0963 MA.Ni HESTER ImmacuJiits 4 cylliuler. .standard shift, excel- MOTORCYCLE BSA. 1968, very DORMERS. ' add a level, room RESTAURANT LUNCHEONETTE ;ic Sale M odern 3 romplet>.' Business Locations estimates. Call Richard Mar­ week. 643-2406. Isabel Basnight — Zone Change home, trained. F ree, 649-9236. and 4 ihiplex Near bus tins lent ronditicin. $1050. Call 649- low m ileage. Call 875-2045 a(- additions, garages, roofing, room."! w ilh'the $1.000 look ‘ SM AIJ- 4 room apartment, -sec­ Foi Rent 54 MAN< HESTER 4 bedrrxjm tin. 649-9283, 649-4411. 829 "Main,St., Manchester DEPARTMENT —Tolland Turnpike and slurpptng Toro heating 7426 after 5 p.m, ter 8:30 p.m. siding. porches.. Complete MANARER pc. C onvertible living Rrxj n ond flbor. Main St , /o vrr ('ape. fompielely reriMxlele«l. Denied. Zone change from MANCHESTER i enlrsl lo­ aystems. se|urala drivewsirs. home remodeling. Financing 6 pc bedroom. 5 pc. Dinette bakery at Center, heat Jnclud- Wonted To Rent 5B lovely first floor family room, 1968 DODGE GTS, 4 speed RUPP MINI b(ke, 1968 CL 350. MANADER D8l8>7 P lu s Bonna Rural Residence to Residence cation 5,000 square feel ot Escetlent value at $a,800. available. Call Royal Custom Floor Rnishing 24 DICTAPHONE Articles For Sol* 45 JIO down, you may purchase ed, $96 per m onth 9494)761 or front b> lot! k living rearm, bucket seats, 13,000 miles, ex­ excellent oondttlon, $125. 742- NATIONAL concern has im­ Full-Tim e Full Company Benefits' Zone C. w^reiv/use S|->ace. small offlee, MIDDI-E A~ appointment. ___ Employer Saturda.v, Aug. 2. pets. dishwasher appliance#. engine, eompletely restored, WEEKLY Zone Change—New Bolton Road WAREHOUSE floor."!, hatchways, remodeling atr-oondlUoning Starting at 1962 VOLKSWAGEN, excellent SMHl. 649-2275 after 5, Mortgag*s 27 Approved. Zone change from .NOW 2 BIG LOCATION.": porches, garages, closets, catl­ Several colonial Items. $155 per month Call Paul W condition. $360. 649-6549. This progressive multl-Ilne Residence Zone AA to Rural 3560 Main St Harford ings. attics finished. rec MORTGAGES. loans, first, sec­ Hours 9-.1. Dougan Realtor. 949-4585 1WI7 USA HORNET. 656 cc, twin Insurance company has Residence Zone. 522-7249 1961 DODGE Polara conver­ carb, immaculate eonditton. rooms formica, ceramic. Oth­ ond. third, all kinds, r^ty, statewide. Credit rating un­ opened a branch in Manches­ Delphlne Hoizman. Trustee.s et ."iO E. Middle Tpke. I former Fuller Brush bid* • U9 OAK1.AND BT — Two tible. original owner. Best of­ S72-0486. er related work. No Job too 175 Pm- St Mancheste- necessary. reasonable. Confi­ ter. Pleasant working condi­ aJ — Zone change — Spencer rooms, 'heat and appliances fer. 742-6364. small Dan Moran. Builder WE NEED 646-233: 1966 YAMAHA, 250 oc. Scram­ Evenings 849-8880 dential. quick arrangements. tions and full participation HELP Street DON'T .MERELY brighten your $83 S e-urtty 646 2426 from 95 I former Norman's Furr. bler, very gotxl condition. $350 Alvtn Lundy Agency. 627-7971. in liberal employe benefits Approved. Zone change from carpets Rlue Lustre p m 1964 CHEVELLE 8S conver­ W arehouse ROYAL ARMS ADDITIONS. remodelUig. ga­ 983 Main Street. Hartford. ETve- program. Call before 1 p.m. ScriMwomen — Full and PartwTime Residence Zone AA and Rur­ tible, 1966 motor. 742-6598 af­ 646-4862. them . eliminate rapid re- I-OOKING •, for an apartment'’ rage. H'C rooms, bathrooms nings, 233-6879. for appointment. al Residence Zone to Busi­ It corner of Pine ft Korea- S'. •- FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT— te r 6 soilmg »Rent electnc sham­ Mon -Fr. 9 9 Sat 9-6 Have many to chooot from, GIRL'S Engllati blc>vle Very •lied kitchens remixleled. ce The response to our beautiful new store has bean so great that wa ness Zone in and Industrial pooer $1 Paul’# Paint ft Wall­ •SECOND MORTGAGE — Un­ MR. JOHN DAI $148 up Paul W. Dougan Real 2 Bedroom Towp Hout* ApftrJm«nti BUICK —1966. Wildcat. 4-door good condition. $20, Cull 649- ment work, cellar floore, pa- i-T* r" L - *oo'*'onal saleswomen—rboth full and part-time. If Zone paper Supply FOCR ROOMS fumllure. dishes sedan, excellent condition. Call 1488. ties, .roofing Call Leon Ctes- limited funds available for sac- 649-5301 The effective date of the tor. 649 4585 FEATURING; Hot Point ApplliApplionc*! Including Ranqs, Rgtriqsrator ' ond mortgajM, payments to you Ilka fabrics, you will love working in ^ r exciting store surround- and linen, garden tools, very- (M9-3610 after S^p.m. . sVitskl. Builder. 649-4291 above rone changes is August GARAGE SALE. 606 Center St . 1)8 Main .81 Three rtxjm apart- and Dithwatnar I960 HONDA 306 cc Scium bler \ suit yo()r budgat. Bxpadlsnt good condition 38 Bllyeu Rd . \ '. V . — -r fabulous selection of the nawas’t fabrics from all over the 11. 1969 , \ ■Manchester. Saturday and mcT)' \H * it IvA w aler. and ap ,\l964 VOLKSWAGEN. suhrOof,, strong rumilnif Vljraetlve blk^, I'E.M ENT WORK No Job too strvto*. J. D ./U alty, 643-6139. '\v 649-6844 ' \ \ Conn. Natural Ga$^\ O ' x SAFECO ' world. Please sea Mr. Blak4. \ .Richard P Hayes—subdivision 'Sunday August 2 and 3 Books pltar.re* 1125 Re-uri'.y, Wdiil'p. ! ' \ good condition, new battery.V completely customized. I’lease k^uall. sidewalks preferred, -V Wall-tp-Wall Carpatinq ' \ , -Tolland Turnpike tbyi games, dishes, clothes, FRIGIDAIRE electric stove. 646-24:6 V to 3 p m transmission, points and plugs. call 643-8819 after 5 p.m . f a ll 742-9791 INSURANCE \ Full Privata Baiarnantt BusiiMU Oppertunlfy 2B COMPANIES Approved. Subdivision Plan qus< r-llanerius GE refrigerator. self-defrost- Call 649-7377, 8-4:30 p.m. ing. wing back chair, break­ MANCHESTER Suburb Five RADIt'Al. light weight show SAAT: m o n e y : Fast service. on ToHand Turptke - Resi­ Ona and a half Caramic Tilad Bathi TO LEASE, small luncheonette, 164 E Center 9t. AVAII-ABLE ' Immediately fast »el. chhrme., stair carpet. room *erorvd floor i-partment 1964 CADILLAC, 4-door hard­ bike, winner of two first places Dormers, room additions, ga- dence Zone AA Excallant Location Convaniant to excellent location and poten­ Mancheocer. Conn. Volkswagen Karmarui Chla. In two-family home Oarage top, really clean car. Good in auto shows. Ready to go ragt's (Kirchcs, roofing and Notice of the."!e decisions has Lawn-boy lawnmower.' garden tial Tolland. 876-9339. convertible parts, 40 h p en­ tools and many other' iiouse. $12C' monthly plus utilities Churchai. Buiat. and Shopping tires, good paint, excellent run­ fur fall shows. Reasonable. 643- siding,. Com pare prices, Atkl- been filed in the Town Clerk's gine rebuilt. 1200 miles, ex­ hold Items' 9498463 A-'ults preferred Hay-a Agen ning condition. Call 643-4621. 1642. Al-evel Dormer Coro., 289- (Pildrivn v^lills office cellent corrditibn. transmission, ' r e n ta ls a t $205-00 PER MONTH cy 646-OlJl 0449 H*lp WonT*d PART-TIME typist, general of­ Dated this 1st day of August door gloss, windshield radio, •MODERN light osk dining 1966 MERCEDES Benz 220 s, BICYCLES—new and used. Re- FABRIC DEPARTM ENT STORE CALL ■ F*inoi* 35 fice work, hours, 9-3. 646-0683. 1K9 wheels and frame 6498633 suite 6 rhs,irs ary] hutch 374 Q t'IK T ^ rarAfij n * t U n t fUjor 4-door, sunroof. Dealer main­ pairs on ail makes. Open dally RE.MODEUNU done Room ad­ Planning and Summit St . Manchester tM, 7 'If I Zoning Commlsston tained. In good condition me­ 9-5:80. Manchester Cycle Shop ditions. garages, breeseways. M A Tl'R E WO.MAN needeM 2 rhIW rrr. Clarence W Welti, screen, spot tights, never used, liss Wif] t4k< mcfithly piay mAximunu Sept S ecretary death m fam ily 949-8M1 ' m im « 24^’Ocrr:, I12S per mont!; (> ii

' . I ' : ■ ' V V \ PAGE EIGHTEEN' 'V • . V, MANCHESTER ETVENING HERALD^ MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 1 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 1. 1969 PAGE NINETEEN Houses For Sale 72 Out of Town Out of Town Out of Town Out of Town Out ot Town 75 For Sole For Sale 75 Wanted— Real Estate 77 MANCHisST^ — - Tn7ly “ im­ BERRY’S WORLD For Sole 75 For Sole 75 For Scrie 75 Original Rock CLASSIFIED maculate 8-room Cape, full ALL CASH for your property SOUTH WINDSOR — 5 room Tax Relief Dividend dormer, front-to-back ' living COVEN’TRY — Beautiful small BOL’TON —Charming 8-room within 24 hours. Avoid red tape" C O VEN TR Y — $1,900 down. Ranch. Paneled and heat­ .King Presley room, 1% baths, enclosed farm, over 8 acres, 8-room center chimney Cape. im­ ~ 6-room custom Instant service. Hayes Agency. Price reduced. Nine-rewm ed, rec room, 2-car garage. E x­ built Cape with 1 4 baths, full AD VERTISING porch, oversized garage, deep home plCis 2 rooms roughed-ln maculate four bedrooms, 2 4 646-0131 Coiiiebaek Hit Split. Fireplace, fam ily room, cellent area. $23,000. H ayes dormer, one-car garage, love­ lol Immediate occupancy. Low floor, heat and insulation up­ baths, beautifully landscaped. For All but Very Rich two-car garage. Exterior needs Agency, 646-0131. ly wooded lot situated In the SELLING YOUR HOME? For CLASSIFIED ADVERTKING DEPT. HOURS aO’s Wolverton Agency, Real­ stairs, modem bath, beautiful Shade' and fruit trees, stone LAS VEGAS. Nev. (API —El­ some work. Only $18,600. H.M. hills of Tolland, T. J. Crockett, prompt courteous . service that (Continued from P age One) tors, 649-2813. . hardwood floors, chicken coop, walls. Select ’ neighborhood. vis Presley, the Original rock . 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. , R ealtor., 875-6279. gets results. Call £ouls Dlmock provlalons affect capitnl gains, 40x24’ concrete floor, 12x18’ Frechette, Realtors, 647-9993. Minutes to new Ffoute 6. Louis tax preferences available to the utility building plus several Dimock Realty, 649-9823. Realty. 649-9823. music king w-ho lately has con­ real tate depreciation, (arm M ANCHESTER —Large Split, BOLTON — New on market. [etroleum industry.' COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Two baths, fireplace, garage. other buildings In good shape, BOLTON —Large Ranch, four centrated on records and mov­ losses, the unrelated business 54-room Ranch with complete­ WANTED to buy 4 or 5 -room Excellent location. Wall to pond site, 68 peach trees plus bedrooms, two full baths, for­ TOLLAND — Special offering. 1 ^ ies. made a kingly comeback to A minimum Income tax was incxime of churches and other 4:30 P.M. DAY BEFORE PIJBMOATION Young, all electric, 3-bedroom, ly finished^ basement, big wood­ house, $16,500, Manchester \ hitherto preferred Items, wall carpeting. Clean home. many other trees. Over $8,000. mal dining room, modem kitch­ live performance. devised for fiersons who might Gold Medallion home, 2 fire­ ed lot 150x300’, fine residential area. Financing no problem. The committee, reacting to Deadline- for Sntiirdn.v and Monday in 4:,S0 p.m. Friday H.M. Frechette, Realtors, 647- Income on produce per year. en with bullt-ins, 2-car ga­ atm. despite the paring of .-(ep- places, bullt-lns, disposal, ga­ neighborhood. Immediate oc­ 643-7851 after 4 p.m. No "It's the first time I ’ve 9993. Price $33,800. Call F. M. Gaal rage, large lot, near high the Senate's decision to extend rage, bath with vanity, treed cupancy, T.J. Crockett, Real­ agents. worked in front of people for arate trLx advantages, have YOUR COOPERATION W ill, Agency, 643-2682. school. $26,900. Phllbrlck Agen­ the to fv r cent smrtax only tor, 643-1577. nine years, and It may be the more than half their InconTe BE APPRECIATED DIAL 643-2711 SCOTTISH Castle — ten rooms, cy, Realtors, 646-4200. lot. many extras. $24,500. Col­ through IVe. 31. put Into the bill on 48 acres of land, painstak­ SOUTH Wi n d s o r ” li & Wagner. 643-9088, 875-3396. last, I don't know,” the 34-year- sheltered from the lax collector the rest of President NLxon’s re GLASTONBURY — Quality Tile bill tightens down on tax ingly restored 17th century SIZE EQUALS VALUE Manchester Area old Presley told his Internation­ commendation 4n that field- VERNON — Redecorated 7- V E I^ O N — This 2-bedroom built 3-bedroom Raised Ranch advantages In the donation of Continued Prom Preceding Page former Grist mill. Waterwheel You don’t have to be a al Hotel audience of some 1,600 further aurchatge extension, at room Split level, 90x200 lot. Rant*, on 2 gorgeous acres of offers prestige area, unique de­ property which has appreciated that generates your own elec­ mathematician to size up By BEA KEITH Thursday night. .5 per cent, through June 30. Ideal for in-law situation. Sub­ land can be yours. It is an sign and attractive decor n value and the derlallzed bonk Hats: Pet's Coverlet 2.348 over the 1967 68 statistics |)orch. $18,600. ilayes Agency, baths, 3 bedixxims, one-car ga­ fully occupied and a good AGENCY Seven-room Raised Ranch with Prefabrication dates t>ack struck some guard posts. He ed. officials report. R, Conklin of H5 Olcott Dr , luid Ih-ealey said he wanted to 11 niiniher of exhibits and pro­ Fiction accounted for itlmost 78 646-0131. rage. In new area of fine equity builder. Only onn 2-car garage, raised hearth to ancient Egypt, when the was thrown out and the cur Conklin has flown the' super- John H. Conklin of Wind.sor change hl.s movie Image. "I’m grams were held during the |>er cent ot the Increase, 1,748 homes, $31,800. Jacquellne- Wolverton Agency, Realtors, 646-3339 fireplace. Double closets; large Great Pyram id was built. conllrucd across the eastbound ------— tired of playing a guy olnglng to year and the reclpna-al borrow In a total clrruliillon of 87.398 B E A U TIFU L Split Level, as­ Roberts Agency, 646-3330. 649-2813, roofed rear deck. Paneled fam­ Prefab or custom built, lane, across the median divider the guy he’s beating up” Ing agreement with East Mart- sumable mortgage per and ended in the westbound Non-flctlon clmilntloii was 96,• ily rexjm, fleldstone wails, 2 whatever your wish In a Vernon The thing he’d most like after ford, In effect for sevenil year*, cent, 3 nice bedrooms, ga­ FOUR bedrooms, older 7-rooni ALTON STREET - E'lght-room HIGH ’TREED lot In AA zoned Assumable 5*^% mortgage. house, we can show you lane. 974. an Increase of 603 lovely landscaped acres. A hts four weeks In Isu Vegas Is w-iis broadened to Inriude the rage, large com er lot. Full home with lots of Improve- home with "In-law” apartment area. Executive and profes­ what’s available and assist Small was charged with fail­ A reconi high of 8.718 books. rare find. Mr. Coe, Belflore Central location. Close to shopping, bus, schools, "another appearnnoe some, Hartford 1-ubllc IJbrnry mc^nts too many to mention, In center of Town. Three bed­ sional neighborhood. Over % you in making a sensible ure to drive in an established price $23,800. Call on this one. Agency, 647-1413. church. where else," he oald. Mitten Realty, Realtors, 643- largc^^Iot, dead end street, own­ rooms up (sunporch could be acre of prime land. Mr. Coe, selection. Ijine and is scheduled to ap­ HUD Agrees to Increase Large living room, den, dining room. The amount the hotel ts pay­ C93Q., er anxious, $21,000. Wolverton a fourth and the bath; down Belflore Agency 647-1413. AMSTON Lake —Immaculate pear In Wllllmanllc Circuit 3 bedrooms. ing Its second heoxSIner stiKe it Agency Realtors, 649-2813, there are five rooms. living 3-bedroom, large cottage. Just Court Aug. 12. Full basement. In Elderly Housing Cost opened Its doors with Borttra NEW LISTINO -7-room Caj>e, txx)m. dining, m• pres, agent. Col. T,mi I*art»r. 647-1413. Ask for Mr. Merritt. REAL ESTATE t r(H)m, U,lj_balhs, emdosed rear who cares at this price. $18,- ment throughout. New gas w a t e r f r o n t lot Bolton yestt-i-day He is scheduled to “ n increase In con- "'Ith HUD to decide If the --We .r e -very happy wHh Commemorates Space Epic porch, on treed lot, $29,900. IK)0. II. M, Frechetite, Realtors, heat, new plumbing, w ir­ Lake. ’This lot Is dry and well EAST -HARTFORD - “ $18^. KEITH REAL ESTATE 172 East Center Street 647-9993. Phllbrlck Agency, Realtors, ing, etc. This home Is In ex­ cleared In good acceptable Five-room Ranch, hot water 649-1922 172 East Cmter Street 646-4126 649-1922 646-4126 Co-or; Aug. 19. Development Corp. (or the pro- The hlirh rise nroteel will Iw . songji are gat- The cttmpicic story of 'niiiiiLnurv j:rc.iicst .ulvcniurc 646-4200. ceptional condition. Aluminum area. C.J. Morrison Realtor, heat, basement, largo trees, IIIGIIWOOD Drive, better than I he 7{),(KM)-vv-oril ic\l is tn John H .iilvuii. ,iii Asso siding, two-cnr garage, over­ 643-1018. near school, bus line. Hutch­ 'P® ot this kfod^n town but w i 'T a l e r t '^ ^ r r o ^ ’’lli new, 7-room Colonial with ev­ George S. Chessey, 61, Koz- ment (or the elderly. hous- ^ ^ JUST LISTED - Three-bed­ sized lot. Immediate occu­ ins ^gency. Realtors, 649-8824. the Ghetto," accompanied by a ciiiled Press space cxjlcrl liivliidcil ,itc mote iti.iii 10(1 room Ran-jh with fireplace, erything, over 2800 sq. ft. of U P“'Wlng will be-con- ing project (or the elderly, Negro double quartet. pancy. Sensibly priced under with failure to grant the right structed in the renewal area by The Tolland (.Munty Court- of the most ilrain.iiic coloi |)iuuti's ever put tKiween the cathedral colling, two-car ga­ graceful living area. Prime lo­ Out of Town VERNON — New Listing. " I like to sing something that thirty thousand dollars. T. J. of way following a two-car ac- Alco, and when completed, by laiuse. In the renewal area, la covers of a hixik rage. Situated on a wooded cation, top quality and unique Large new Ranch. Three twin- la importent, something that Crockett, Realtor, 643-1877. For Sale 75 cident In Rockville yesterday, previous agreement It will be nearing completion. The slate two-acre lot. Largo Hundi>ck off floor plan makes this an out­ sized bedrooms, built-in kitch­ KING SIZE BEDROOM mesina something," he said I his IS a hig, liam lsoiiic volume >oii will chciish av standing offering. Hayes Agen­ Chessey struck a car driven turned over to the Housing Was to have started moving In the kitchen. $23,000. Phllbrlck MANCHE.STER Sc^ith EmT GLAS'TONBURY—Hebron area. en, formal dining room, large "Look at ’Ghetto,’ or Yeeler- will your cJtililrcn .itui )m ii gi.iiukhilvhcn .iftci >oii. cy 640-0131, evenings Mr. Han by Jo.sephine Doboz. 95 Pros- Authority. Uxliiy but I-cster Hniini, chulr- Agency, Realtors, 646-4200, Immaculate like now Califor­ Immaculate 4-bedr(X)m Cape, living room with fireplace, two day" ctonpnrrd with 'Hound (Her, 649-7613. pect St.. Rockville. Both cars Val Prevldlnl. president of man of the Redevelopment nia styled Ranch home on the built 1962, fireplace, alumlmnn baths, two-car garage. Large I>ig.' ’ ’ be added, referring to had to be lowed and the drivers Alco and Sam DlCario, the'com- ( ’onimlKsloti. .siipl he thought It CUSTOM built brick home.Six most attractive acre plus lot siding, large wooded lot, $22,- lot. A real beauty for $32,000. one ot hla first big hits In the received minor Injuries. Ches- pany s general manager, along will prohiibly be at li-asi two fv. ^ i large rooms, flropla-'e, garage, we’ve ever seen. Priced in the 900, Meyer Agency, Realtor H.M. Frechette, Realtors, 647- patio, trees. Highland Park higli 20’s. |Haye.s Agency, 046- 643-oeoe. 9993. sey Is scheduled to appear In with Francis Pltkat. executive weeks before It Is completely . .i, , ™ School, Only $24,000. Hutchins PRICE SLASHED 0131, I Rockville Circuit Court 12 Aug. director of the Hou-slng Au- ready Inside The scheduled ' * _ ***^^' Agency, Realtors, 049-8324. SOUTH WINDSOR >9 thority, went to the New York coniiilellon date was Novenitier BUY TO D AY BOLTON — Vacant Split-Level. MANCHESTER — Price reduc­ ’Tlireo bedrooms, fireplace, ga­ ELBOW ROOM GALORE John McHugh. 21. of Hatch office of Housing and Urban The professional hulldlng Is M ANCHESTER Curtom 8- ed. Bight-room Colonial. E x­ rage, 1 % acre lot. Price only Nino spacious rooms, four Hill Rd.. Vernon, and Victor Development (HTT)! this week just atsiiit finished with the ex- F<4ieral Aid Fund room Split Level, 4 spacious We are offering you a'home cellent area. Needs work but $21,900. H.M. Frechette, Real­ bedixxims, 7 acres with out­ Laptika. 27, of Hartford, a pas- to request the^addltlonal funds. ri-|rtlon of the outside gliisn be(lr(M)ms, fireplaced living where you can enjoy living price warrants It. I-ow, low tors, 647-0993. building. Elegant Interior. senger In.the McHugh car. were The Increase asked for by Al- panels w-hl(-h will be Installed For INi»h' Kn^land n«)m . formal dining i\xim, at II greatly reduced price. twenties. H.M, Frechette, Floor to ceiling fireplace In both admitted to Rockville Gen- co Is based on Department of ih<- very Inst minute to aasure well designed kitchen, 3 baths, This reduction In price will Realtors, 647-9993. roi.,LANn New listing. Own­ living room, fireplaced rec­ eral Hospital after a one-car Commerce estimates of rising against vandalism Tills hiilld- lladdo<*k Sought fireplaced family room, help offset the high Interest er moving oifl of state. Only reation room, all Anderson accident yesterday. (osts since Alco sent Its letter (ng will, he is-ciipled by tbe JUST LISTED B-B two family $21,200 for O'a-nxjm Ranch, |)laslerc(l walls, on -li acres. rates, Thermopane windows and The car rolled over, police of Intent late last year. The .Southeni .S’cw England Tele WAHMINGTON JAI*I New duplex, cerandc baths, large 8 1 6 6 ' Designed for the young execu­ basement garage, storms and much more. Asking $47,300 said. The young men were adrm living rcxmiB, two-cnr attached B-18 tive. A nivust see home. $40,- large lot. T. J, Crockett, Real­ 649-8306. ' mifted for ob‘ ervntion. M(-Hug1i the Washington offb e of HUD Alco exi>e(-ls to reVful the dustry will receive t2tl0,000 In split level home Is hx'iited garage, full basement with tor, 878-6279. 2 2 5 6 ’ 900. .lacquellne-RolM'rts Agen­ was charged with failure to '*'**8 corrected' piiiiers sub­ plans s(s.>n for the mall type federal aid fund*. Secretary of In Woodhill Heights on a laundry hook-uixi. Beautiful cy. 646-3339. Start with a simpU'-line drive right ,ind operating with mitted by Alco and the New shopiiing lomplcK whb h will.be the Interior Walter J. Htekel pi-ofesslonally landscaped lot grounds. Mid 20's. Wolverton CXlVKIYmY ” Nice, clean 4- B & W dress .add a dark contrast A (ielisrhtful coverlet for un-sife tires. He Is scheduled to York office (-onetriirted In Ibi- area Tbe de- liji* announced. In an ansi of fine honu's. Agency. Realtors, 649-2813. nxnu Ranch, large paneled liv­ with matching buttons the newest ,'irrival! The HARROWS and W ALLACE Co. pet motifs may he either appear m Rockville Circuit Pilkaf sold that on Monday. velop(-r.s are still negotiating nickel eald Ttiureday the Such extras as wall to wall ing room. 2 Iwin-sizcd bed- for the side closing . . . z * ' ^ NEW LISTING 5 'j rtxmi Manehetter Parkade embroidered or appliqueil. Coun 12 Aug. 19. the two estimators who have wltb pros|H-(1 lve tenants money Is being releaeed by the car|M'Ung, alr-i'ondl tinning, room.s, eat-ln Kitchen, year presto, a stand-out fash­ Ranch with three bedrcxmis. Manchester 649-5306 ion! No. 8166 with piloTo- So. 225fi has hot-iron (XJVENTBY Bureau, of the budget from Ita ('ustom dra|M>s and 2 full ’round home, new furnace, GfiDt: is in New Sizes 8 transfci- for 12, motifs; •Margaret B Cour, School St., contingency fund He had asked 1 TERESA ) baths add to the many Sunny kitchen with dining area double lot. Only $12,800. Keith VERNON — Four - bedroom color chart: stitch illus­ and buUt-lns, living room has to 18, bust 31'-j to 40. Coventry, was charged yester­ for $300,000 In dliiaater relief on amenities. For an ap|xilnt- Agency. 646-4126, 649-1922. Colonial plu.x family, room, trations; full directions. Vernon June 19. fbeplace and wall to wall car­ Size 10, bust . . . ’J’ h day with speeding and failure ( APARTMENTS \ menl to Inspect call Doris living room, fireplace, formal yards o f 4.5-inch plus 14 SEND SOG l« coins ftr m cIi pel. walk-out basement. IBOx COLUMBIA IjAKE —^t^-room ttrn to incinit first etau M llinf. to carry registration. She Is 'Thi* famou* New England ^ On^ Main Street ^ .Smith. 649-2319: dining room, kitchen with yai (Is contrast. flahery Im * declined drastically 200’ treed lot. $23,800. Wolver­ Ranch on approximately one Anne Cabot. .Hanrheat^r scheduled to appear In Man. bullt-lns, garage. Only $32,900. takes a dressing table handily. Two big kids’ bedrooms, 2i/o baths. A gen­ SENS 19$ !■ Cains fnr ctdi pst- Eveninr Herald. IIM AVK Rescue Van^V ideo T a pejl n it lie in use of extremely poor ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. acre, $16,800. Phllbrlck Agen- tern In Incindn nrst-cKss nuilinf. Chester Circuit Court 12 Aug. \ NOW RENTING j) H.M. Frechette, Realtors. 647- erous home on a generous lot. OF AMEBICAS. NEW VORK. spawning during each of the JARVIS REALTY CO, , cy. Realtors. 646-4200. 999;t. Sue Burnett, Manrhrster N Y IMM 18. MANCHESTER Richard Rd., Eventne Herald, 1150 AVK Frlnt Naaie. Atfirtst vltli ZIP past five years." the announca- 1 and 2-bedr(X>m d e lu x e ^ OF AMERICAS. NEW VORK. CODE and Stflc Naafetr. Lynne L. Gallup. .Mansfield Added to Police Equipment ttieiil *ald ^ Roaltora MI.>? InHiiror.s recent fdur-bedrm'$155 pvr 1/ SOUTH~w'rNDSOR — 9-room Send 50c today for the Center, w-a.i charged with Im­ Formal dining nxim, flre- 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplace, M nt Nmic, *<4r>sf wini ZIf Tile abuiuhitice of lisddock Raised Ranch, 2 4 baths, 2- Built by Hutchinson, 1968. new '00 Fall and Winter proper passing. Her court date ' police department has It will ai-t .is a c-omrnsnd ( month. F<>aturing^itll the-^ ’283 K. Center St., 643-1121 plneed living rxxiiii, huge fam ­ CODE, Style Neeiber end Site. ba* reached suen'o^ low level os healed walk-out rec room. 2- ear garage, treed lot. Mid 30’s. Completely insulated. A LB I’ M: Is also Aug 18. acquired two major pieces o|>eraUon (-enter ,il major sc- nuHleni convenleiua’sX jj ily i\x)m, 2'a baths double ga­ car garage. 10 pt>r cent down •You’ll want a copy of the to jeopardize the ^ M e n c e of Bralthwalte Agency, 649-4893. '69 Fall & Winter Basic • ih z FAVORITES . . A callK- Donald Cyr. 28. of Hartford safely equipment at no cost c Idents or traffic bl(K-kiiget and ( rage plus many refinements. to qualified buyer, $31,900. 2 Fireplaces. tian af 12 Rnilts rtftrrln f ta the resoun e ’’ was charged yesterday with town The funds (or n will facilitate the reacue of ac F.ASHION from which to Ribif Starics. Pattarn pltcat; RL HIckel said that. 'a* an Raymond F. and MANCHESTER One owner Call W’arren E. Howland. Real­ Owner, 643-9691. COVEN’TRY — ‘^stOTed 8- Priced in mid-fifties. drivlng t(x> fast (or condltlona *'*‘* ‘''i*-patrol van and a video client victim^ who may be choose more patterns I rcetiant. ttlOl it tnly UK • Immediate meaaure, wr kre C-aiX!. Six full r(KiniH Ini ludlng tors, 643-J108. room. 4-bedroom Colonial, 8 Only 50c a copy. Louis C. Damato )) BOLTON" Center. . .Large four and drivlmt while ,hts license Is ' “ P® were obtained pinned m thv- . ,ir It ran alao making these funds available to ( three be.drooms, formal din­ fireplaces, original wide floor through n frdrral grant in cem* t>#» In iin emergency, aa under suspension Develdpers and Owaiers H E N R Y JIT. Kitchen, dining bedroom ranch witli extensive boards. 2-car garage, 7 acres. eni (jursge dlverilflcatlbn of the ing room, spacious kitchen. KEITH REAL ESTATE The arrest was the result of n^ctlon . with „ , . Ihr ( ‘ohnerttrul an anibulancr, provhle sn M(xlel. Oj)en Daily, 1-8 room, living room on first view to the east. 10 rooms In Bel Air Real Estate,. Vincent New- England -flsHerlea by hsr-' Owner transferred. $23,800. 649-1922 an accident last Tuesday Cyr ernergeni y lighting vehicle at ( p.m. Or By Apixtintment ) floor. Second floor consists of nU, I's baths, bullt-ln two car A, Boggini Realtor, 643-9332. 172 East Center Street 646-4126 vetting the . relatively unuaed Wolverton Agency, Realtors, purpose iiccldenl S( enes and be utilized four bednxims, one very large. garage. Separate tool shed In OAK ARMS APARTMENTS was injured and Is still In the [sillock resTiurce ’’ - ^ ■ Rentals By 649-2813. vehicle which Is designed to .1' .1 slo|> g.ip measure prior to Two-ear garage. $23,900. Phll- the rear that serves many hospital so the court date has The jictlon came under the 149 OAK STREET—MANCHESTER respond to all senqus accidents the arrival of major emergen The booh contains “ ^PAUL W. DOUGAN-) NEW > LISTING, 5-ixx>m CajH'. brtek Agency, Realtors, 646- uses. Over an acre of gra'ss. not been Set ’ 1964 (iimmerctst Fisheries Re Its assignment wilt be based on ( V equipment Willi unfinished attic, flrepUice. 42tX). Fine nelghborhtxxl. Sensibly oearch and fievelopmenl Ail, • 224 pages 9's n 12'; na((l-Loun aress expen'encltig, high acci­ TI m* Uti.ll = O"? tA fhT* Viift ■age. aluminum siding, on priced. T. J, Crockett, Realtor. CA.MBOniA -lOINH IIA> w-bli h authorizes federal aid to d u s lja c k o l MANCHESTER — Walk to dent frequencl(-« or traffic treed lot, $’2.8.900. , Phllbrlck 64.1-1877. Pre-Preview GENEVA—Cambodia has be­ volume .1 ( ommerclsl fishery emlsn- schools and shopping from this •s ' ;|9* . • 70.'000 word m.inur.-.npl ty AP ip.i' i* ipoewitsi Ageix-y, Realtors. 646-4200. Open House: Sunday, August 3—2 to 5 come a member of the Intema- The vsn will be marked with grred by a reaoun e (allure 7-room Cape with attached ga­ NORTH COVENTRY Imma­ P.M. I ' .1) ( !i.v f InA *y»T John Barbour # Three-room apartments $165. -tlonal I„abor Organization, police Identifications .and Is SchfHtl for f'lMhermrn rage. Formal dining room, culate Sty-ioom Raheh. Ga­ '■ I’l* Hi tns* trt t.4 bringing membership In this meant to art ss a deterrent to * • M o re than IOC tuH ' jr luitr.it. ins from the first fljtyplaced llvlnjF room. Excel­ rage, enclosed breeieway, fire­ United Nation* agency to 119 traffu violator* and other crlm f; ' " H NAU 8A. Man A tnUA lent condition. $22,lXXi Wol­ place. Fruit trees Immediate % Four-room apartments $185. iff :t ,'*n f ♦ n.* rii Spacn effort*, m 19(505 Uiriju'.jh tn Ap •; 1 I "countrlea (nai activity mg •» tujoi D>r frr*h waler fiah- CARRY HER ACROSS THE verton Agency, Realtors, 649- occupancy. Only $22,800. Pasek Brownstone Apartments .f” . sCljratiofi ’ fitffl* ermen. the (irm. tu kind tn • Edited and produc*.*'! tiy the Aodr] 5 .ir-jo it news- 3613. Realtors, 289-7475, 742-8243. Check these included features;.— fiy* vr.sly' ■ind If) iTTVi* r hA* been MLarted « l gathering organization The Am Ranch, garage, BOLTON Like Waterfront Oakland Street (Route 83) Manchester i/ Hotpoint Range, Refrigerator, Disposal, A ir Con­ HfiAUMi on the we«t ah^ire td Above Was Coal-Hlach Sky ( ■ Ir er N n iifd :• bake Wlnnipeip, MaAit/dMi Vniv- large lot. full cellar Can you Callfonite style home, 3 bixl- ditioner, Dishwasher (in 2 bedroom unit) into a storybook home! Newlyweds top this for $19,9(X'. .Mitten ixxims, large enclosed porch > ICr .'eie.vaJu*- rtVi--7lnre la s|>'zfiMirlng it All phaara ORDER YOUR COPY OF THIS IMPORTANT, den •• '• i-.fl ' - g :n * mn*. d fUrhing will be denisjfuiirated love our way of finding a house Really, Realtors. 643-6930. with sundeek overlooking lake, Featuring: Luxury 1 and 2 Bedroom Apartments / Wall to wall carpeting CLOSE TO THE NEWS VOLUME NOW-ONLY $5. i’hllbrlek Agency, Realtors, Cathedral Ceilings ;ng t ’ -ff; :w. iMor.. Ajxd the lAteet gtitr ueed ’ to suit their budgets. Let us show 'Uufo-c.. you a home you’ll be proud to own 846-4200 / Hot water heat r Eerie, Unreal World Lots For Salt 73 Heat and Hot Water .1 \:-ir fr,* : FOOTPRINTS ON THE MOON n . . . and one you can afford. ROCKVUJ*E 'Twxxfamlly Hotpoint Range, Refrigerator, Dishwasher and Disposafe / Parking COLUMBIA 31.1XX) .square fixit house, central heat, large T*. '1. ‘■in ai S O * * I N T VlaBrfowler Evnttag Memjd. •<»* 3. Tea Bark. N J 1 ' -Mr Condi^tioning Filmed by Astronauts Member of ^Manchester and Hertford wooded l(^t frontlu)^ pn Colum­ yarvl,\llve rent free, $19,800. ff Near bus, school, church and shopping . r if. I l « M B . i U t U Board of Reelton and M .L 8 . bia laike. Call Warren E. How- ' $2,800. down. Write P,' O. Box Wall-to-wall Carpeting \ onUfhied from l^afe Otte) ' ’ ’for Wviev, »/y i4')'ar**lla«L Encl6s6<^'',»iS \ ^nd\m© ^ copies \ . A - land. Realtors, 643-1108. 381. Rockville. Conn. rf Lots o f other refineirtents Th whi. h m ‘ M nuia sII4b ptBj sctBW. ^ Private Basements Collirui out the '^mMheV of Footprints on m e Moon barkpacka a blinding white In •h)p a i'i 1 * *h: rr.r^'^rr. »fwl COVENTRY Building lot HEBRON Must sell. ’Three- Garages Available the »ur.ahme window. WtLOON OtUft CO. KEITH OccupoAcy September lot '-*h *r r. ' e - 1 r-. - r-*'- erwl Name with lake privileges. 7 minutes bednxmi Ranch, modern kitch­ A tlx minute ^olor motion pic- The ficHden Kagie jta rervdrx uq-.-I n.rtf.* II’ 'V/; T*l MbIb M ^ T sI. M S-m i i Renting From $160 V..US light blinking brightly e s t a t e from water. $600, Call F ..M. en with bullt-lns, 2 fun baths, Call for appointment now ture film released at the *ame Th 'i-;'4 f‘.fns-n! 4 Address REAL ' Gaul Agency. 643-2682. fireplace, firrt flixir family time m< ludea thotj of a reced­ glidea eerily *g. tnat a back ■ r > ti A rvid'if v, stern 172 E. C E N T E R ST. rixj.ni or fourth bedroom, ing moon aa *een out Eagte'a ground of ;h- moving moor, A* ■-» . f . . idj r^ing p,4f« City Stats Zip tX lV E N TR Y Building lot In milea bel’ *M / 649-1933 ixirtially finished recreation w a r r e n E. HOW LAND wind^m* while Armstnimg and '-cf.. '-.tf. f excellent nelghborhotxl with 100 COFIES S3.fS ki puy ubt* fpuptfr room with walk-out basement, Aldnn bUated from the lunar For a brvef ir >ijint tr>e » krth y hief artesian well and septic sys­ OFfsrr ntiNTiD well landscaped -A, acre lot. JD REAL ESTATE ASSOC, Inc R e a lt o r aurface ^ appesir* -'ser tr*- ' * - T?.' - e .d *r$s WMte V « i Wsil $4,000. Call F. ,M. Gaul Agency. anxious. $24,900 Phllbrlck 6 4 3 -1 1 0 8 mg the landing < raft approach­ moijci and >1 n >1” • 'frtfi (!* ' • f*--* ■ PRONTO PRl.NTRR Hfitr-t ufltef > i ,'a/ 643-2682. Agency, Realtors, 646-43n). ing the command ship, aa %»ere ever f :n the aanw - * ■ '.ij/ ■ IBB7 Msis III ' K Hartford y.ii -*/ Pfiai jrjtpy pwi tikJ ■'^•otplrlv aUJrttyif * viewed by aatronaut Michael photograph m »p '- '-.r tfv-’ ■

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.1 ■ - ■\ \ . =' -' v-- PAGB3 TWENTY FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1969 " A \' UHanrhfHlpr Enm ing iipralJi A v « a g c Daily Nc4 Pn»s Run ■Vir n ie Week Ended The W eather About Town A Mass of requiem for .the Hilliard St. graduated recently 863 for the corresponding week June ts, l»M late William Fri.sble, brother of from a top level management Increase Noled last year. C arlson Story Officers and members of the Cloudy, warm, humid with the Rev. Kenneth J. Friable of course at the U.S. Army Logis­ Waterbury. with 5,186 claims, British American Club will rain tonight and tomorrow. Low St. Bridget Church, will be cele­ tics Management Center, Fort In Idle Claims was the state'leader last week. O n Sunday Film 1 5,459 meet tonight at 7:30 at the brated tomorrow at 8 a.m. at near 70. Sunday's high near 80. Lee, Va. He Is project manag­ It was followed by Hartford clubhouse and proceed to St, Bridget Church., The Mass An 8.6 per cent increase In “ The Paul Carlson Story,” a ] BITUMINOUS Winds 15-25 m.p.h. likely. er for safeguard munitions at with 4,286, Bridgeport with 3,- Hanche$ter— 4 City of Villtne Charm Holmes I Funerai Home, 400 was requested by St. Bridget the Army Munitions Command, unemployment...... lomp^n.sation 899, and New Haven With 3.668. 53-minute color film, will be Main St., to pay respecLs to the Rosary Society. I VOL. LXXXVIII, NO. 258 Dover, N.J. (daims has been reported rt to downtown Bucharest. FANTASTIC windtiw has canvas storm (lap. teacher who said he plated it on Nlxiw\ Jefl hla car to shake out- PROMISES >e Fails To Set Gary L. Miller, tol^ p olice it stretcheil hands. niAR(,L ALL was a bomb, and s ^ it would Along the’ route the air rang 4 4 !uiil«-*-ii Your J iiiiiImi .S p ools YOUR PURCHASLS explode if any /attempt was with the shouts of his name (m OUT Choice or M«‘«8 kil .98 .MonofiluiiK-nl Fishing Lint- made to rem ov^lt. Festus Po­ he railed out in Romanian: Talks on Nigeria lice Chief B u ^ Rudisialc said ” Izmg IJve Romanion-Ameri- WE WILL Miller told o f f e r s that a slmi- can friendship” There were MEET ALL KAMPALA, Uganda (API— TTie Pope’s aides did not lir device Ije hod tested on a cries of “ Hoo-rsh” and some K odak Iiistumuti4‘ #121 Pope Patd has apparently tailed immediately confirm plans for a dog had own the dog's heod tossed bouquets nt him The COMPETITION so far to arrange peace t^ks be- meeting. TTie latest report was off.” throngs sraved U S. and Rom a­ Twin Oval Poly PimiI Uaiiipra O iitllt Shetland tween the two sid^ in the Nlge- that he planned to devote the The Wicher, identified os Ru­ nian flags. rlan civil war, but the head of last day of his three-day visit pert W Johnson of Festus. was Ceauaesou had welcomed Nix­ AND the Blafran delegation said he here to Roman Catholic ceremo- held /at the Jefferson C3ounty on on hla arrival from i’aklatan WE WILL 14.77 hoped to meet with the pontiff nles. .‘heriffa office. stressing peaceful coexistence V Most p4)pular Insiamalie Camera made. JusI Sweeper Vacuum again today. Augustine Okwu, Biafra’s dip- J?'or Miller, the discovery of ns ” n safe way of building a cH- SERVICE diop m tilm. point and simot. Complete ______lomatic represertlative in East me device’s contents ended mate of confidence." Riding with Kodacohir lilm. Ilashcube and h;n- Africa and one of three Blafran/nearly 12 hours of horror, with Nixon In an open llmou- leiies.Case regulai 2.00 Now 1.99 Our laiwest Price Hver! representatives who’are here to "Be told me it was a time ilne, he louki*d pleased by the WHAT WE SELLI 3.99 tremendous reception for the and only he himself could Our Reg. 4.99 Our going, said he had a ‘ Vrlendly, disarm it, ” Miller told police (Irsl American president to vlsll V a.sliica Suix'r 40 F.I im -I c o n i c __ a t'ommunlst capllsl Hut he Reg. • fruitful and understanding” The device was made of four A wuk tnpre restrained Uion Nixon I-1 l*ow 4*r/oom \1ovi4‘Canu'ca 24.95 F o r I s a r p l i n a s , meeting with Oi® pontiff Friday, pieces of copper tubing, about 16.88 Followed l).v Mrs. Nixon, vixiting U.S. PreHideiit when he got out of the car to Made 4»l heavy Imeai Okiwu said he thought the one-half inch in diameter, and mingle with the crowds. p4)lyelhv leiie, ()(>” po4i| Our Reg. G r o w i n f f \ F p a k # * r efforts had been helpful, fitted .snugly by elbow Iticluird Nixon is riH-eived Gy liui-hure.Hl’H diplo- Once or twice Nixon was can he iisi'tl as pool oi & but added that ’’nothin^"nothing has Joints. 139,87 • 2 speeil motoi, shoved off balance by the people sandhtts (Inu piece 119.70 MIAMI (API—On-airnin off excluded and nothing has . Eestus police called in bomb niatic corps at uii'istrl tialay on first ever visit of Cttj lirrssing around him, but he imilded omsliuelMui • AdpiNl.ihle pov.ei dial lo lit the pih. ____ . . . ^ • K.w.„been decided — yet” ,,f ^on — . the . .. ------oossl disposal experts from Ft. Leo­ Newest Siipei H ( amei.i ilesigii I sposuie .inlomalHin by • Swisel im//le. Georgia Sets Fight never Inal his footing No UaiM. t hevks. again tropical storm Anna sped btllty of peace talks ^ nard Wood, Mo., the Granite an American president lo Uomania. (AP Pholofax) seivo nuilui yields lapiil e4>nneelion loi ctmsisiaiitK • 1 iipe! poviiion hiush Nowitere In the six Aslan na toward the Carollnas at a Oity, 111., Army Depot, and the gtMul hmiage a 26- Pope Paul alao met with _ . . Ilona Nixon visited earlier on his ■mile an hour clip today, but Nigerian delegation and with an I-^mls Police Department. An 25.000-mile tour did the greeting winds whipping ^M>und its cen- team led by President X-ray the device at a In School Bias Suit crowds seem ^ so genuinely U Xa.sliica KZ .\lalic K It't'Irtm ic v Milton Obote, who has taken a hospital In Festus. about 35 UalH ‘M v lla Home' ter had slowed to 40 m.p.h. ATLANTA, Qa (AP) The Mitchell, accused Jack 1*. Nix, 7 friendly Home 'Romanlahs ap- 'Ph.. I t, _ „ leading role Im trying to get of St. Louis, failed, lieornd- moved lo the point of liislan i l.oatl (!aiiit*ra A t^a.st he National Hurricane Cen- tallos started. The youth then was taken Gut­ largest school desegregation Georgia school superintendent, suit ever filed by the federal tears Nixon obviously was elal- ter at Miami said at midnight Nigerians and Blafrans '■‘d® a parking lot, where and the (ieorgin IkNinl of Edu­ e«l Our Rng. • "« the i^rtlff in separate ses- about 200 persons ^thered, and Georgia to- cation with failing to Uikc ade­ ShellantI Elrcli'ic 50 94 at Latitude Collins Says Apollo koms AmerirniM noticed that Hoover • a „ , "You must^ ^ ^ a__ n1__ da authoritiesmithnritltfku called for a rowerful l-e»ter Maddox quate steps to disestablish a 39.87 (1 H paper flags disirlbuud to tude 73.7 west, or about 360 th>’. before we meet tog eth T rC Industrial X-ray unit from St. a 1 available stale dual school system based on miles south southeast of Cape must meet with the’ Pope s T I»uh-. resources to fight it. ■ lie people often (ore Ummo from I he 4)iily kodapak loading cameia with an elec- rac<-. Hatteras, N.C. arately.” Okwu said. Lend .shielding was placed be- "Hi® Justice Department filed „ their stiiall atiiiMlards tn the let* (ii’iislicc ii4»mc compuiei liaine hu peilect jiiiomjiie Punnisicc Vac ‘‘Could Fly Again ’ wind nnd Romanians stsppsd esposuie coiilml It was churning northwest The pontiff dedicated a shrine 'he nip’ng and the youth’s the suit Friday in U.S. District e.lurallon has been the Jerry Barf left Court In Atlanta, asking that ev- from the rurba lo retrieve ths Our I 4»vsesi Price I ver' 4 .oiiipli't*' illi Totas through AUantlc waters, with today to 22 Ugandans martyred '<> protect him from' radln- target of a government desi-gre- SPAC'K (TKNTKIt, llinmtiHi on thrir Itfilf-mtlllim tnllr* iitiHm Htiirs nnd iUrt|>es as souvenirs. hlghest winds on the seaward in 1886 who became black Afri- "°o - 'D'“ urea wa-i r'enre-.l and public schcxil in the state be guUon suit. (AIM n»r nmn w1k» clnicil voynifi* Recently Troded X asliica 4'L F4t*clro \ .‘{.viniiL semicircle. ca’s first saints when he^caixjn- roped off. Officer Gus Palazzolo ‘*e»CK''egated under court order. .Mrs. Nixon, riding tn a ssp- Ttie Department of Health, t))r nio(| aid to .YO Ci-orgla srhcxil dis arvl tht* iMtrfM'iL rorirllkr ’ «•lnl^ T1)** I raft U In «|iiurfiptine an o|>on-lop far so many in the S8 0PEL $1595 7.99 249 95 On ( amera ^ Anna was "very weak.” shrine, the Pope stopped and d'eated that the device con- '*'« command of this state” to 4 iFMilv iNiuUl fly' itKalh willi u 29.50 Hut Die Justice lirpart- in thr lunnr tririvlng ImlamitO' rrowds failed to get a gttm)>ar 2-Door Sport Sedan. Radio, 199.87 ami Strobe Anna Is expected to move on a prayed in a small Protestant t'''‘n"d no mechacical psrt« oppose the suit, ment said with the filing of the fi*w rr|w»lr» My lutppy ty iiloiif with Ihi* (hrrg< of the Amerlran first lady heater, 4-specd. course toward the north, north- church erected to honor 18 The deci.slon was made to "W e’H win the war against "Vo" f „ T 7 r " , . ... i, . . I leelMiMie thiu-ttie-Ivns U esp4)suie Ni» lu* touchlriK IIn rlmrtrf) fllUtN Thousands of (leraona waving • ( itislies cubes Lot moving palls in esposuie eemliol . s\ stem westward to north with little Ugandans who died in the same l‘-ad Mn>er o'f t*'e oi.rklng lot lo *bese tyrants.” Maddox said. 'cderal aid will be restored • I ul ties hose. to the 30 (llfitrU’tji Kiintlii iirr not II H flags were it Dtiqieni ,Mr- • I aige opening toi ihee Ilk huleil. next 12 to 24 hours, passing to Catholics. device. will ctSLHe U> be ;i tn^e reoub* . iM’i'Miniil iiefiui OK»y had rarrti-d Clhevelle Hardtop Coupe. V-8. • t uiniiure haish. I stension an d It wiKilU 1m* really to fly. (mM oa the |ir«Mdsn( and Mra dunks the east o( Cape Hatteras late The, dedication of the shrine Ij,, • * 4tton In In proKri'iw, Uie d(f{xirt to the fiHJon und Irft tn Oir 0 > auto., RAH. • #o ins wand M'ller said 'They junt merit Raid a x iiln .” Nfild ontroruitit Mt0 (8e© Paire Rljcht) of U.S. Ally. Gen. John N. *4 Amerti Mil ii|Mu efiirii. (Him* Pax** Rl*ht) thi* fhtp titoil he fitu] hU I shine 67 PONT. $2395 louh.iigiMhU* i'leciionic Hash the itMtroiiiiiitM ilid rxH revtsti nwilrn (Vilumbta ‘ CatoUna 4 • Door Hardtop Ju»( wliut lie--. (I.-IIHI were TYie entire city was In a fi>» 0>Ulfu. A|H>ilo 11 <'uinirmfuS* r live nssid, and the turnout Sedan. V-8, auto., PS, PB, A MiMif.- Minkramun Ni*ll A Armnlrrmf ami Uir tlilnl akmg ttir r/-mlls route from ths RAH, factory olr cond. ■hiirliig (II lUr qiiarHnUitr ul.. r rrwfnafi. Kdwin !■: Al'lrin Jr alqairt to diiwnlCNam UtMfwresi .2^ tUsi with Uu> jiput rniMii -ukl Mariner 7 ail hoinaKf' latr KritWiy to wma so grsal that Ronmnisn of 64 PONT. $1095 Pi'tieloi'-Silex Im-ililU liuia (uunil Mil lna<-r(|j((u lluit run iffj Uii'rfi ficlals ordered ths moUrtcads to Catalina ttonvertlble. V-8. lli.il IVillifiM iMifl Irfl tiviik.>e Um- stow down so epsetators could ttuto., PS., PB., RAH n|Kii .-HhIJ.'n glildiiili M Mrxtallt Still Sending gel a grexl looh wt the prsuldeni III* iiiil tiir iiiiH ri|4ion rmda 66 CHEV. $1495 Fled. Drink lli\(*r \ ami his wlfs .Sjmii <•< rjifi IfJl iiltiiM A|m.I1o 11 Ijlec.lric Knife ,. , . ^ . 'f'*' pc"l*'e hsrl twan standing Chevelle Station Wagon. 6- Good Photos <1(1.1.- . oltunhIS TYs* lies. d..,. .» ^ cyl., automatic, radio, heat­ B52 Strikes •fc~.l the .1,.^ UU-O. ^ er.. O iii I ttwfxi Piiee I ver' PASADENA, Calif. (AP) — hrf summer dresses amt men Mariner 7 televised two good Mtfi'tfiG .l4| thr -tyufgvfun of 66 FORD $1395 sp.rla shirte and touatness Our ramoiix t i|»i'css (.ai'dciio Water Ski- test pictures as it approached Near Saigon (.‘ohi/itMii itral f»f tlir moon i$»n Falcon Wagon. 8-cyl., auto­ 11 8S Mars early today, relieving tU r UrtXG vb'Wkr*! «o wrll .Jur IXee Page Heiesa) matic, power steering. I it Moiixler • 1 1 Oi.ihhi Slalim 9 99 Xeapulet) Mciulo/:t i | v i I I > • • ( v prexs I rainers 0 4 ^ O O 9.70 fears that its cameras might lr>x thr mil - fjt) (Futl a vyeUraji 5.99 ( h.iileugn______I ' / • O O • Otek Pope t e ' / « 0 0 have^been damaged by a meteo­ Shake CjIv (ji-hrwf.fix with thr it$fnJt)«uO» 66 PONT. $1695 rite. * ha> Jirrn rafvrr'UrfJ Grand Prix Hardtop Coupe. HAI^^>^^ (Al*» lluiUJlriKii » f.'kptlind tt.ru! AMrii. • Mises hle4ivlx ihiiikx I'.iiieix x.nuex Flight controllers at Jet Pro­ V-8, auto., PS, PB, RAH. • Slim.-Msy if\ eng handle In Halifon t/xlJiy IIA3 bucket seats, factory AC. M'UpX Raxdiall Ral pulsion Laboratory ordered the omtiMu wf/Hr ttxilay ,f/#i ffwlr (4 Food Prices IVaiiiils Hasehall • < oiuenieiii un-tdl jhumh.huMon b^»m1>fri: utruf k with n**w fury IrH thr arul • I .isv It* Vlean, » • Piec4sion-;irouiu1 -latnlexx steel hljJcx test prior to start of an initial • hi o/ voulaniei cap \ lul series of 34 approach shots ^ ftt FU^Vlfn rnfmy hutn-m nrtjitnd hiKiJy U * hriif'ul (‘OmmripCiiry 64 PONT. $1295 • iaig e blade -ieleiNe'lunion Hinll in woumk-’ thr Cttpttfil Onr raid wtui )ujt 17 \ul Ogl .IP'iCaI I‘\ 4 ll.|! he 11 .*oJ g laile hat 1 oi more than one million miles !ht» Yfclll Af4oni{Mif>y thr offjf lal Grand Prix Hardtop. V-8. '•■•esf #2^^ " ■ mllra mtoihrmui of - thr < Hy, Still Rising., liin u n 1 .ivv P in v : 4 league oi pieuk p)a\ from the planet. Photographs ** l*tri i?igr Aftfillo U auto, tnuis., power steering Snoi'pv ’ whilr Cfihrfa fflf *way and brakes, bucket seats. .98 Oui ■ 2 99 Thursday by sister craft Mari­ Twf, *r* .nlf inri.? wint 2.28 »• (*h«u IxK* I'rw lnrr 175 rnl!«« ner 6 showed Mars to be deso­ thr tt in #jU4»ru#i*lre4 to thr wmt kn *4y .Mcr 4 Experts Say 65 VOLKS. $1195 late and much like earth's Tl.r bljf br#mFjrni h*<3 fVit moon. hvtk fhrm to hi/utr ViASHI!Y»;TirS Al’ < n»u/firr« luui h«jp«d wu4 « J Huffum, 77, im! V-8, auto., PS, PB. Oiif. H<*guljr 49< Sife within 2.060 miles of Mars early four tt.f.r* rdfly brtay oi a hr«*k tn auartnflf foud 2 3 3 ‘ AiJh.ifii- Ij kbrn*. ififij Tuesday. m*iniy .iroumi Haiifon. thr !* m pr4c«« l*ol 4( -/fl »Mrr I Iflf/Vs ruU fvhfiif 65 PONT. $1595 INuiahle Tape Kecordci* ;Vir (DiHlilioncr Plans originally called for the t'ornmjimJ --»wl GrooruJ tlon A t . -im fr o m the A | fn { iihlor < lotion Swal»> Our 850-pound spacecraft to store Its o Vtt'iiuoi r>|#h n cutturr firpagrtment irKyu ril|(h«i Grand Prix Hardtop Coupe i.i (i. . Ki-() Jf Wtt« lllftlt. bu'. f.ra'lquarlrr* saifl V-8. auto.. PB . RAH first pictures on tape and tele­ 1*H fljthtrr borr.brr klllr*! lo hiiul pri< il*:. 1 I'i*. ,1 1 I 4 vise them at the end of the 20- N'orth Vietnam' r G$p«t of thr f njA tf 'h . I* U'J«> id thr Ibrr miikwrrk ipfvermnent rvpurt cyl. engine, 3-.peed trans.. . \\ • }ff|- hllM . Our Reg 77c OO 119 er apparently being hit by a me­ tal ti a r«Nlijrttun in thr upward RAH. rkuXf-t rii rm ( r v „ , »h', l^jrig r , wholi 21.70 \ teorite. scientists decided at the .\fllll4ry ■ ■pryfci'Wffirn pryki-iffir/i \\»s!4i, iai'3 - s. x x y -y; e\ij/, wNfleealr mlcht ★ MANY OTHERS ★ last moment to check out I its Amrrl* 4fiji *rfr tfr'lay\ ^ ^ Ui hlor Non Ualorir l.i«|iiMl SM rrlrm T ''I T lUir rtili'i p lirir 'iSSS* . sv,.J . ,„hK i V television System. V Ashet) V S Army h r w /5i('\r '” **••» I !'b*rrvktU/n tf r. .,4 who h*d f'aU£Ion«dl afuloet tou O i PAUL Our Rrg 99c ptetures' were erased from the J »rpr ff/i.ulrfl tn nifhl 23 ml-rfl !■ ”-A intii IJ ij »^r A nUr-r* muL‘h opttni*«m •fWr ih« whole* M rilrir Ian- tape and the 34-p4cture ap­ v»ril» f^f ("hu 1^1 m fWiViOi Vlr( I'lif/w/Ji ’ J« \Stlti)m- faMrsf •4le> price new* rviAdc U ufft- C; hl«»r lliillt'i't’d \s|>ii'in proach sequence was started at IFs Mars., JSot the Moon • -tit. • 4 *1 'o ri 'fv. nuiitbrr in <|uaraftttns cUl Kridby' they lire IHti# DODGE \. .11 out low Itiw prki'x 5:40 pjn. EDT. almost five TTiry thr vii Urr» - ' rh*. .i droru(u(/i hkety in over-AU food . t ‘ - 3 E Oiif R»*g 49c hours behind schedule. Craters of all .shajie.s and sizes dot the surface of o f t)ie ncMin l>e< auKe uf t)n- al.'indai.* e and ar- thr p|!M -»f thr pi i.'ir A pftjprj- GffK a'- . Ii4 IFkt two U:«'hni- •uppiU*. BarrxrTToiT However, transmission of the Irr'Jrivrn 0 7 «ivj «IJ flv» t rrw ' iti. YKrtjld fi.*vr ru> rffri-l on They ! th# hrlitwptrr. $ trfxliitr fj (tvsirtm w»U rise ' soms-wh»t more" ihAn 373 Main St. n i \ U 4 . i night srlU begin as scheduled at night hy Mar'iier 6 and release*! .ve.sterdav at -let rtO liy .'lOo mile- Th'e picture. N- jj)l ip the near twin f*Aof t‘TH7 /( »:• *• ef tt/r A'uif It y«4r‘a 3 2 per cent Grocery MANCHESTER - 1145 TOLLAND TURNPIKE /• IVtIJs $»ri ratfl wrfr- 'tri^troyrd ■p 4 f. : ^ risAltrd pncee have b««n up at a 7 * MANCHESTER M I 4- t <» p.m. EDT because the In- IVopidsion Ijiltoratory in Pasadena. Calif , where sci­ SALE; FRIDAY & SATURDAY enroonter ,e,|iiefii e, i*a«. made «).en .\lantier R ua-< Whrfi Ih.ry fr i it. thr ; r k th .r -irnpU g tn if;-- psr cent r%t« this year end ere Ptione 649-2881 •i. in u " !U EXIT 93. WIEBUR CROSS PARKWAY (6ee Page 6ewr«) entists said astronomers would accept it as a photo DPEN LATE EVERY NIGHT almiit il.'rO m i>*'a-aa> l.N'A.^.A .a l ’ )iot..fax ) 4 r l*sC^ t-!jhl> (Hee l*mge l.lfllt! Kwjkc* Hrvmi

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