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y o u LXXXIX, NO. 227 (TWENTY PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1970 (Olasalfled Advertising ofl Page 17) PRICE TEN CENTS ------_ V 4 ------^------State’s Eyes Foeus Belfast Appeal Court Rules _ ___ I ^ Cong Launch New Attack To Tighten On DemcTeratie Party Bernadette Must Be Jailed BELFAST, Noirihem Ireland week, and she Is not expected to By CARL P. LECB8UORF (AP) — The Belfast Appeal lose her seat because, she goes Tension Grij^ping Cambodian Capital AP Political Writer Court ruled to ^ y that Bernad to prison. ITie House of Com HARTFORD, Conn. (A P)—The strains.of ethnic ri ette Devliil mukt go to prison. mons will have to vote whether .PHNOM PENH, Cam valries, personality clashes and “ new politics” activism A warrant for her arrest was she remains a member, smd It bodia (A P)— North V iet are threatening the long, tight party control of Con-' to be Issued later today.. seemed most unlikely that with name6e and Viet Congr TTie court rejected an applica necticut Democratic Chairman John M. Bailey. the threat of renewed rellgloua troops launched a new at tion from Miss Devlin, the warfare hanging over Northern As a result, the two-day party tack on Kompong Speu youngest member of the British Ireland, the legislators would In convention opening tonight-^ early today. They, also im 1 House of Ckimmons, to appeal to flame the Roman Catholic mi with much ot the state watching the House of Lords against a nority by ousting the young periled an important sup on an educational television net Many Raees six-month sentence given her woman who has come to bo ply .depot at Long Vek, 20 work—Is likely to lead In August for Incitement to riot and riot miles north of Phnom to the first statewide primary In known as their Joan,of Arc. ing. The House of Lords is Brit-, Penh, and for the first history, a three-way scrap for About 40 supporters cheered C.onstitute aln's highest court. the seat now held by Sen. Thom her as she entered the court time threatened Oudong, as J. Dodd. The 23-year-old Roman Catho house today, wearing an emer site of ancient Buddhist lic militant was first sentenced Dodd, In political disfavor ald green miniskirt and an oat monasteries and tombs 20 Political Race In Londonderry last Dec. 22 for back home since his 1967 Senate meal-color sweater. .■ miles northwest of the (»p- . her activities during street censure and the victim of a May An attorney for Miss Devlin, ital. . By DON MEIKLE fighting last fall. Associated Press Writer heart attack, withdrew from the Tony Somers, told newsmen: The attacks marked a contin _ Democratic contest two weeks On Monday, Northern Ire '"ITiore Is no legal move we can uance of --the pressure which HARTFORD, Conn. land's lord chief Justice, Lord In the ^ probable repu make now. We can only plead Cambodian military officials Doing the double-crost McDermott, rejected her appeal Sunday newspaper-lls child's diation but may run as an Inde- for a free pardon." say has Phnom Penh as the ulti against the sentence. Her de mate objective. play compared to the task of P®"*!®"! fense lawyer then applied for The court*took 16 minutes to figuring out a Ucket for a state Three of his four Democratic reject the application for leave Meanwhile, the U.S. Com- election campaign. challengers appear to have suf- permission to take the appeal to ^ mand In Saigon announced that the Lords In London, and this to appeal to the Lords In Lon n ie rules recognized by both' **®*®"t convention strength to don. a U.S. Navy escort plane at was turned down today. major pollUcal parties are that *°'"®® primary, Oasollne bombs and rocks tacked gun positions deep inside ethnic and geographical consid- ^he past, Bailey, state Miss Devlin won re-election In North Vietnam Thursday after eraUons must be taken Into ac- chairman for 24 years and na- the British general election last (See Page Seven) the guns fired on a reconnais count. You don't put up a sla,te Democratic' chairman sance aircraft the Navy plane enUrely composed, say, of can- ^ always was escorting. dldates from HarUord County; been able to resolve contests The attack 16 miles northwest and. In a state like Connecticut, ®hort of a primary. Any candl- of the coastal city of Vlnh and you don't put up a slate entirely "'h® K®t® 20 per cent of the about 156 miles northwest of the composed of Anglo-Saxon Pro- convention vote on any ballot Senate Vote Passes demilitarized zone was the first testants. can enter a primary against the such reported since May 26. "There was no damage to The Ideal tickpt for the Dem convention winner by getting U.S. aircraft," the command ocrats, who open their state con 5,(XX) voter signatures and pay $4 Billion School Bill said. It gave no assessment of vention tonight, would include ing a $2,12S filing fee. Bailey's man for governor. WASHINGTON (AP) — The two versions now go to confer damage to the North Viet candidates with Italian, Polish namese positions. and Irish names, a Negro, a Rep. Emilio Q. Daddarlo, Is ex Senate has approved a $4.76 bil ence where it appears the Sen Since the U.S. bombing hal^ Jew, at least one woman, and pected to win nomination with- lion education money bill that is ate total likely will be trimmed. bomeone from each area of the challenge In his ))ld to suc- over North Vietnam on Nov. 1; nearly $800 million more than Earlier Thursday two recently state where the party has slgnif- ceed, 'retiring Gov. ( John M. 1968, U.S. planes have continued President Nixon requested but desegregated Southern school to fly reconnaissance missions leant strength. Dempsey. I districts have told the House But of course there are only But the Senate situation has includes the initial funds wanted over the North with armed es they need the emergency feder-' corts. The Pentagon said In May seven places on the ticket—U.S, been upset first by Bai.ey's In- by the White House for aiding al money to help'lmprove condi Senator, governor,; lieutenant kbility to decide upon an ac- American planes had been fired desegregating schools. tions whites ignored when only upon and had returned fire govemor, secretary of the state, ceptable choice, and then by the black children were involved. treasurer, comptroller and at- determined drive of two antl- The bill was passed 74 to 4 . more than\60 times, and nine tomey general. And that's the organization candidates, early today, capping a long ses The Dade County School planes have been reported shot Board In Miami, Fla., Increased down. rub. You simply can't satisfy all One, the Rev. Joseph L. Duf- sion that didn't end until after Its budget for police and guards the groups that want represen- tey, leader of the 1968 McCarthy midnight in the second half of a The Cambodian military tatlon on the ticket. campaign here and national from $360,000 to a projected $1.2 spokesman said North Viet two-sessidh day designed to Tlckot - balancing Is a tricky chairman of Americans for Iminran in one year after whites namese and Viet Cong forces at learned of lunch-money shake- game, but one that politicians Democratic Action, Is running clear a work load backed up by tacked barracks and a provin downs in once all-black schools. cial military headquarters at 2 must play whether they want to an Issuse-orlented campaign the debate over Cambodia. South Viets look over rifles captured from Cong in Cambodia. (AP Photofax) or not. They have no choice, fueled by youthful volunteers. The final approval came after And in Houston, Texas, whites a.m. today at Kompong Spei^ a are demanding that dilapidated provincial . capital 30 miles Hxey are besieged by groups He has been endorsed by Sen. the Senate passed 70 to 18 an demanding, representation. Abraham Riblcoff. schools once attepded only by southwest of Phnom Penh. Gov When they play the game of The other, state Senate Major- amendment to provide $160 mil blacks be fixed !up now that ernment and South Vietnamese tcket-balancing, politicians lay ity Leader Edward L. Marcus, lion as the first installment of white children will be attending forces recaptured the city In a themselves open to the charge broke with the state organiza- the $1.6 billion Nixon wants to them. ; House Unit Undecided on War nfajor battle 10 days ago. of cynically manipulating the tlon over personal and political help Southern school districts In Dade's chairman. Holmes Kompong Speu is on the only their desegregation efforts. PHNOM PENH, Cambodia Ham .R. Anderson, D-Tenn.; Lee Montgomery said he believes ethnic and . geographical loyal- disagreements and has shown Braddock, told the House Edu (AP) — The chairman of the Hamilton, D-Ind.Robert H. the Laotian people are "basical highway open between Phnom Inclusion of the $160 million Penh and Kompong Som, Cam ties of the electorate. The public unexpected strength in precon cation Committee Thursday of U.S. House Select Committee on Mollohan, . D-W. Va.; E. Ross ly antl-Communtfit and Just made the possibility of a Nixon bodia's chief port and the site tends to get the Impression that ventlon maneuvering. the Miami situation. U.S. Involvement In Southeast Adair, R-Ind.; Howard W. Robi want to be left alone." ot veto uncertain. He rejected a its only oil refinery. The spokes a party "boss" is sitting in . a Bailey has pot revealed his "These extortions and shake- Asia said today his group has son, R-N.Y.; Hastings Keith, R- He said he made special ef similar bill earlier this year be man said the'road was still open sinoke-fllled, > room somewhere choice, but most of the <|rganl- downs are problems that always not decided yet whether contin Mass.; Donald Clancy, R-Ohio; forts to gfet the viewpoint of the cause the appropriation was to small Cars but not jto the big sayUig, "Get me an Italian from zation support is going to Al- existed, especially black child ued active American Involve Albert Watson, R-S.C.; Orval man in the street. more than he asked, and some fuel trucks that bring oil and Hartford for governor. Get me phonsus J. Donahue, a mlllion- against black, but unfortunately ment is needed in Cambodia. Hansen, R-Idaho. i> a Pole from New Haven for aire businessman who is—Im- Republicans had warned NEW YORK (AP) — North gas to the capital. against a veto this time If the the whites never cared, until Rep. G. V. Montgomery, D- Earlier, in Vientiane, Mon- Ueutenant governor. Get me an portantly In this state—Irish Vietnam claims a list of 334 The spokesman stod the fight total went far above Nixon's re now they are aware of them for Mlss., told newsmen alter arriv tomgery, Adair and Anderson Irishman from Bridgeport for Catholic as well as rich, the first time," he said. American prisoners released ing at Long Vek was threaten quest. ' ing with 11 other committee wound up a 24-hou^ visit to Laos through a peace group in New attorney general." Donahue Is believed short of Dr. Leonard Britton, Dade ing a large warehouse complex But because a share of the ov .members that any recommen by conferring with three Spo York is the complete list of all The "boss presumably cares the 481 convention votes needed County associate superintend which American foreign aid pro erage is due to the $160 million dation; on the U.S. role In Cam- kane, Wash., women who tried Americans held in that country, nothing about the individual for the party designation In Sat- ent, said added guards and po vided before the United States and because Nixon has ex bodlh would be up to the whole in vain in the Laotian capital to the New York Times said today. qualificatlons of each candidate urday's balloting. Marcus and lice were added to protect both and G a m b ia broke diplomatic pressed strong desire for the aid group, which is spending one obtain information about y.S. The Times said its informa \l —only about his ethnic and geo- Duffey are believed to have children and property. relations in 1963. That battle money. It is hoped he will slgm day here. prisoners in North Vietnam. tion came from, thl-ee Ameri graphical characteristics. And more than the 192 each needed "There had bee n a lot of also closed the highway to Bat- there have been incidents In the to qualify for a primary, the measure. Montgomery said the Cambo They could not offer the wom cans who have Just visited Ha tambang in northwestern Cam The House last April passed shakedowns, of the 'You pay me dian situation is quite complex en specific help, they said, but noi. state's political history that The fourth candidate, former 35 cents or I'll get you after bodia, the country's second its, version of the spending bill, and it would be difficult to get would "try to focus world atten school' threats. We are trying to The list was compiled by the largest _^clty. (See Page Eight) (See Page Eight) which totaled $4.13 billion. The the full picture in one day. tion on the subject of American solve this quickly by adding the (Committee of Liaison with Fam There were no details on the He said the committee would prisoners." ^ ilies of Servicemen Detained in extra security people and we clash at Oudong, one of Cambo "not be led-i^ around by the North Vietnam, headed by Mrs. dia’s most beautiful cities. More think we're doing It," he said. The women are Faye Schier- nose," but other sources said Cora Weiss and David Dellin George Oser, secretary of the man, Wile of MaJ. Wesley D. fighting also was reported the. congressmen would be ex Schlerman; Marie Bossl, wife ger. around Slem Reap, near the an trustees of the Houston school posed primarily to government of Lt. Col. Galileo Bossio, and Most of the 334 names have cient ruins of Angkor. Other board, said parents by the thou officials and U.S.-Embassy offi Mrs. Harold C. ShivJey, mother been, published before, but this .'Cambodian troops were said to sands objected when the newly cers. of Capt. James R. Shively. is the first time a list was said be moving toward the provincial elected board revealed a minor to be complete. — capital of Kompong Thom, 30 ity-majority transfel plan which "We are here trying to find * The congressmen made a miles north of Phnom Penh, in most cases will send children facts," said Rep..Neal Smith, field trip TTiursday to 'several Mrs. Weiss said she had no where the situation was report to their nearest school. D-Iowa. Asked 11 a one-day visit government ^outposts north of immediate comment on the Times story. ed quiet following several days "Parents had been driving by to Cambodia would enable the Vientiane and later met 40 min of intermittent fighting. schools for years, schools that committee to make a definitive utes with-.jiremier Prince Sou- The TItms saTd a spokesman for the -ftiefense Department Troops of the U.S. 1st Air Cav were dilapidated but hidden per judgment, he said, "We certain vanna Phouma. They said 'they claimed Hanoi is holding 376 alry Division rfei)orted uncover haps by shrubs or a viaduct but ly will have additional informa discussed the general military American prisoners, not '334.1 were totally segregated. Now, tion." and economic situation. ing a 16P-ton enemy arms cache The Defense Department has The group also includes: Au "The prime minister was very 13 miles inside (Jambodla lat^ (See Page Five) gustus' Hawkins, D-Callf.; WU- frank with us," Adair said. 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.V 1 / .Jet Hits J Two Homes; SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (AP) — An engine failure sent a Navy Jet trainer plane crashing Into .„r' two houses in a'residential area TjTiursday night and caused four deaths—two in the plane and two on the ground-rofflclals ■aid. i About a dosen other parsons ‘ -4 were injured and four stayed in hospitals overnight. Navy officials said the TB'd Cougar Jet.was making a prac tice instrument approach to Kel ly Air Force .Base when It lost power and nosedived two miles north' of the runway. It hit In Southwest 41st Street on the city's West Side and tumbled onto two homes on Lus Avenue, burning both. 'J : Rudy Vella said he was in his house five doors from where the . .I'l plane struck when he heard "something like a rocket com ing down and then an explo sion.” "1 went outside and saw all the houses on fire,” Vella said. 'My little girl was screaming because she didn't know what Hindu Refugees was going on . . . I ran to the comer and saw the plane on Young mother and child are among thousands of Hindus who have fled from Moslem Pakistan to India since Janu((ry. (See atgry Page 12). (AP Photofax) (See Page Eight) Firemen pour foam onto still burning wreckage of Navy jet which crashed into homes. ( A f Photofax)
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The jacking pit. From the bottom of this pit, 40 Ellington Youtli feet deep, the long pipe was pushed thrbugh the Eaces 4 Countn hill and under the road. On the wall to the work-, MANCHESTER PUBLIC MARKET man’s right are the heavy 'metal backplates that A 16-year-old Ellington youth was arrested yesterday ahd- ■03-805 MAIN 8T., IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER the hydraulie cylinders pushed against as they charged with shoplllting, break forced the pipe along, Above the plates on the same ing and entering with criminal FRIDAY 6 to • P.Iif. and SATURDAY 6 to 8 P.M. Intent, larceny under $250, and wall, is the reel and cable which p u ll^ back a cart \ . . ! ' theft of a motor vehicle. each time it was filled witlv soil. Pumps ring the John Michael Coles, of 428 5 LBS.f'SUGAR OR 1 LB, COFFEE MQ bottom of the pit and draw'out water, a problem West Rd., was arrested on a (M^well House or Chase & Sanborn) "fir in this pit and in many of the excavations fory sew Circuit Court 12 warrant at Stfifford 'state Police. 'Troop. w ith a $5.00 PurchaM NO COUPON 18 NEEDED! ers being installed around town. Coles and another youth are (Photos by Albert Buceivicius. Story by Alex Girelli.) accused of stealing a car and driving to Portland, Maine, where they Were picked up by Manchester authorities ,police charge. ( 'The breaking and-j^ntering and larceny charges ard In con nection with a house/break at SUMMER 137 Broad St. last January, and the theft of a pocket I>ook from Harrison’s Stationery store on GUITAR CLASSES Main St. ’The shoplifting charge results from an Incident at Treasure City at the Parkade. .. 6-WEEK CROUP COURSE Coles was released In custody of his mother on a $500 non- $1200 surety bond for court appear ance July 18. Beginners Only Starting July 1st and July 2nd Keys Stolen NOW'S THE TIME TO |dAu<; SYDNEY (AP) — A crash program to change locks and keys of scores of city factories RAY BELLER'S MUSIC SHOP and offices was reported by a 1013 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER newspaper here. CAIX MO-2034 Raiders had stolen all the du plicate keys held by a security A A A A A A A A 'A A A dh A firm.
L i . ’. (Hersid plMto by BucetrlcinBi New Horizons Campers Cleaii Up Park Stream
New Horizons campers pick up refuse in Center Springs. The Daytime camping projects are planned for the children, and five-day camp opened yesterday for 35 youngsters .and their weekend events for families. The pilot program of Christian liv families. Some 22 children from Hartford’s North End are stay ing, learning and recreation was developed by Center Congrega ing with Manchester families with childrra about their own age. tional Church to promote inter-racial harmony.
H ebron don’t know how much stdf(^they uled for all students and staff had.in those caches.” Summer Qasses members: July 1, Rocky Hill In South Vietnam, fighting Police Log Dinosaur Park and Connecticut Appeals Board was generally light aiid scat Open at Bennet fankee Atomic Power Plant; tered. ’The U.S. Command re July 8, Peabody Museum. New Del ays Action ported seven Americans killed ARRESTS For Six Weeks Haven; July 15, Harkness Me 100TH ANNIVERSARY and 17 wounded in two fights, Peter J. Sadloski, 19, of 48 morial State Park and Rocky On Buffer Strip one In the northernmost 1st Hollister St., charged with fail Classes started today at Ben- Neck Beach State Park; July Corps zone, and the other &6 ure to obey a stop sign.- He net Junior High School and the 23, Nook Farm Visitors’ Center The Zoning Boatk of Appeals miles east of Saigon. Enemy was arrested last night aftbr Oak Gijove St. Nature Center for (Mark ’Twain House), Hartford, tuts delayed actlcm on James losses in one fight were not police said they observed him bO culturally and economically and Oakdale Children’s Theater — Darby’s request for a variance known; three were reported going through a stop sign at disadvantaged elementary and to see “ ’The Blue Planet” ; July Lewis and Spring Sts. Court killed in the other. junior high students. 29, Gillette Castle, East Had- from the zoning regulaUons to date July 13. ’The six-week session will end allow him to black top 30 feet South Vietnamese troops re dam; Aug. 4, Mystic Seaport. ported killing 28 Viet Cong and Aug. 7, with no classes on July Leo Diana of the Bennet facul of the fifty foot buffer strip at Richard W. Moore, 46, of 357 North Vietnamese in two fights, 3. ty is director-coordinator. On the the rear of his business on Rt. Spring St., charged with fail one just beyond the Cambodian The new project is being oper faculty are Mrs. Elizabeth 66. ure to obey a stop sign. He was ated under a federal Title I border some 60 miles west of Brady, arithmetic and head ele- arrested last night at Lewis and grant of $13,911, and is designed ’The board held a public hear Saigon and the other in the U ).ientary teacher; Miss Mary Spring Sts. Court date July 13. ‘ o raise the pupils’ levels in the ing Wednesday, attended by Minh Forest 165 miles southwest .Ann McAdams, reading; Miss language and mathematics Darby and his brother, Earl, of the capital. ’Three South Viet Barbara Moore, reading; Mrs. Joseph Ostroskl, 16, of N. areas. The enrollees are from owners of the shopping center; namese troops were , wounded, Elaine Keith, reading; Harold River Rd., Coventry, charged Lincoln, Robertson, Nathan Hale Mr. and Mrs. David Kinney, reports said. i-ajson, arts and crafts. whose property on Wall St. was with breach of peace. He was and St. James’ elementary /'Also, Ernest Lewis, Manches 'The U.S. Command also dis arrested yesterday afternoon schools, and Bennet and Illlng ter High Schol biology teacher, partially rezoned as business to closed the loss of two more after police received a com Junior High Schools. j. n charge of the Nature Center accommodate the shopping cen planes on missions to Laos, an ter] and interested neighbors. plaint that someone was inside The format is one of inform^ iiortion of the program; and OVIO spotter plane which a bus at Parkade Lanes. Court Zoning regulations state that iiy, and out-of-the-classroom At- Bruce McCubrey, Bennet sci cra-shed from operational date July 6. the; 50-fopt buffer strip must be )nosphere. Classeis; will be .held ence teacher, assisting. causes in the lower Laotian four days a week, with the! fifth Teacher aides are Mrs. Pearl Chjemistry a green belt with plantings; Panhandle on June 17 and a Robert Rawlinitis, 16, of 94 however, Darby would like to devoted to a field trip. Trhnsjxjr- Nickels, Miss Luanne Heck, U.S. Navy A4 which crashed' Bissell St., charged was breach tation to and from Bchnet and -Miss Jane Barrera, Miss Marja black top 30 feet for a loading of peace. He was arrested yes it was taking off from a carrier the Nature Center is being pro Grossman, Miss Christine Bls- and unloading area. terday on a Circuit Court 12 in the South China Sea last Mon vided for those not Ijving within oell. Miss Lorraine Maynard, ’Ibe board a;djoumed the hear warrant after he came to po day. ’The first pljot was rescued walking distance. MJss Linda Day and Philip Ca- ing without making any deci- lice headquarters and turned unhurt; the second was killed. Three 50-minutb classes in taldo, Mrs. Gloria Pasay is pro Ease Pipe Through Bicm in order that legal counsel himself in. Court date July 6. '-?tl______li_____ reading, arithm ^c and arts and may be consulted. gram^ secretary. orafts will be /neld each class Nursery Elects ACCIDENTS ' clay in the ^ n net quadrangle \ ------Jacking a length of sew*^ north-eastward trcjmi, the jack would put a strain on the con Mrs. David Doremus of Wil School Bill David E. Christy, 23 of Avon, between 9 and noon. Older Inventor Fuller Cited ing pit (top photo) *v^|ch was'16- crete pipe sections, weakening low Dr. has been elected pres er pipe— pushing it hy cated in the triangle of land be was g;iven a written warning students wm spend the first two or even breaking the walls. The ident of the newly organized i/.BOS’TON (AP) — R. Buck- draulically through the tween W. Middle "^ke. and for unsafe backlng| after his car weeks at/the Nature Center; friction can be terrific, particu Hebron CooperaUve Nurseryj Approved driven by Paul L. Leone,, “fei), of hilnster Puller, ihyentor of the gi'ound— is hot a unique Hilliard St. across from East larly at great depths. third atm fourth graders, the geodesic dome, hb^^ won the Inc. I , t,7 - 1160 W. Middle Tpke., yester middle /w o weeks; and first and Catholic High School. In this case the Maskel Con Serving with her are Mrs. American Institute of Archi op>eration, but when a con day morning at W. Middle Tpke. second graders, the last, .twd- In a path as straight as a struction Co. of South Windsor Neal Prescott,' vice-president; In Senate tects’ highest award—^ Gold tractor working in Man and New State Rd. v/eel laser beam could make it, the( decided to try the full length Mrs. Raymond Allain, treasur- «r Medal. \ ,l.;Me following field trips, leav- chester decided to ja ck ^ pipe goes diagonally uhder and gambled that a slurry and I er; and Mrs. Peter Welch, (Coptinued from Page One) A car driven by Barbara ’Hil-„ Puller received the medal\at Hilliard St, to an open pit. In Ins; Bennet at 9 a.m. and return the windup of the organlzatloirs line a full 4^0 feet in one a gr.out would ease the way. secretary. for the,..first time, people are bodeau, of East Hartford, was some places it is as much as The slurry, a lubricant. Is not a ing at 4 p.m., have been sched annual convention Thursday. stretch, he was blazing a Doremus reported that realizing the nearest school is in collision with a . car driven 40 feet under the surface. new idea and the chemical trail of sorts and the ex enrollment is still o p ^ for chil not the one they want their child by RoUand R. Oote, 46. of 148 It Is not unusual for workers grout is not without ancestry In dren who will be four years old Bolton St., last night on Bi periment paid off for him to use big hydraulic jacks to to attend,” he said. principle. Well drivers have by Dec. 31 and that.ithere is a "At one heated civic club St. and for the town. push - pipes through ' ground long thrown a .Chemical mix-- need for toys, -blocks, books, COMPLAINTS The project involved is one meeting where I spoke, a parent Coming lisfened to aH your prablonis where it Is not practical to dig ture Into the soil around a de etc. Bight garage •> door ■winc^ws big Inetrceptor Sewer, part of got up and said, ” We drove over obout everydoy dishes an open trench. Usually, how scending auger. School sessions will be held on at 332 Carter St. were brpken S h e new system that Manches and looked at Williams School. ever, the jacking is done for Using the two substances to ’Tuesday and Thursdays from 9 sometime yesterday. and did something about it. ter is installing now. ’ITiere are open ditches around short distances, because pres gether lor this operation was a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and from The 400-fo(yt stretch runs sure needed for the long push the school and it is in disrepair. Someone threw a / stone an idea devised by Maskel en- noon to 2:30 p.m. starting Sept. How can you require us to send 16. Mrs. Jerrold Silva of He- through a second story/ window our children to that school?’ ” at 283 E. Center St. l^ t night. ^ bron has been hired as the ” Of course,” Oser said, teacher. "black children had been going ’Thieves broke int^ the office I Any parent still wishing to en ,.to that same school for years roll a child may contact Mrs.' of Dr. Stanley PeajTson, at 361 a(()d the prevtoiis school board E. Center St., sometime ’Tues Allain, Walnut Dr., or Mrs. did nothing to improve these Doremus. , day, night, and stole an electric LIVINGWARE conditions.” typewriter valuM at $2bo. AU Member Awards 5a ’Thb' iSenate also approved a three rooms had been 1‘ansack- ! wf’* Eleven membeft' of Hebron $35-million increase for guid ed, but nothlng/else appeared to Orange were honored this week ance testing, dropout preven-: be missing. ’Ihere were ho signs i" with 60,' 60 and 26 years con by Cdrning tlon, bilingual education and the of forced entfy, but a rear win tinuous membership awards. Teacher Corps. It acted despite dow ■ was found op>en. ■ ' ' ' ' State Master William Pearl Republican ^nators’ warnings presented 60-year awards and that thb President might veto Inexpertsive by the piece . . . inexpensive by pins to Lola Hutchinson and An- the entire education bill as he Teen-Ager Dead the set! Introducing Corelle® Livingware: nlel Foote, and 50-year awards did last gear’s version, which " and pins to Charles Fish, Doris In 1-84 Accident, ! Lightweight, durable, everyday dishes that exceeded his requests by $1 bll-" DANBURY, Ctonn. (AP) — A • Fish, Herbei^ Porteyr^^’^Annle lion. cost only $17.95 for a 20-pc. service for four! Smit)i, Robert Foote and Della one-car accident on rain-slicked Defeated with a loud and-en Interstate 84 this morning Now, because of careful Corning research, you finally have Hills. thusiastic voice / vote was an In a 42-inch dimeter, quarters are tight for shoveling earth into this car. This ecelving 26-year • awards Claimed the life of a teen-aged ; a choice. A brand-new choice called Corelle Livingware. It’s 18 the way soil was removed from in front of the advancing line. amendment by J Sen. Edward boy and seriously Injured a fe the first daily dlnnerware to combine beauty, practicality, e Ullian Brown, Marion Gumey, R-Fla., that would have S male occupant of the car. and low price. Fciote, Robert L-inks and W. barred ail federal funds to any State police identified the Hinry Porter. college or university* suspending • It has the look, feel and ’ring” of china. dead youth as Dennis E. Ogden, An annlve'rsary cake, made classes so' students could parti • It’s tiia!i|sluccnt yet so strong that it can take anything by Mrs. Do:ris Links, was serv cipate in political campaigns. 19, of Danbury, who whs driving. your/Jamlly'can dish out. 'J glneers working with Rambore was pushed out .into the earth push the pipe through at an ed. He Was dead on arrival at Dan • It’s safe"in the dishwasher and oven, guaranteed not Ito Inc., a boring contractpr of through a hole In the top center average pressure of 1,500 "1 -1 bury Hospital, where his pas break, chip, craze or scratch. ' ’ South Deerfield, Mass. of each pipe section. It oozed • It’s amazingly lightweight. poupps per square ]rj8h. The Mancheater Evening HeralJ Virgin Forest senger, Laura Krisko, 17, also Here’s the way It worked. along the outside pipe walls 1*6- highest pressure used was 3,000 Hebron correepondent Anne of Danbury, wqs listed in criti • It’s av6.ilable anytime, in sets and individual pie/er — in In a standard manner, a ducing the friction. | ' j pounds, -well below the safe lev- tel. m-S9Tl. ’The most extepslve virgin cal condition lit the intensive four go*with,everythlng pnitems. finned collar was put oh the Ahead of it, injected into the el. , Jlf I j i ^ .------, forest in the'world today is the care unit. -■=— front of the first 8-foot long earth in front of the piping, the The 400 foot Stretch is part of Amazon Valley forest extending ’The auto went out of control Therjs's Even The Corning Promise O f A ^ pipe section as it -was pushed chemical grout did its job, co a 1,080 foot section the town from IJie' Atlantic coast into the while approaching a curve,' Two-Year Replacement rOuarantee! into the ground at the bottom agulating the soil sp that it designated for bidding on a Pressure Up foothills of the Andes and from troopers said, plunged through Corning promises to replace any piece of Corelle® Living- of the pit by big horizontal hy would yield to the oncoming lump sufti. Maskel bid $235,000. Bolivia through Colombia, Ven a guardrail/ and down an em draulic jacks. The earth ahead, ware that should break, 1 craze, chip or stain during two pipe. The liquid grout consists The firm would have been re In Cambodia ezuela and the Gulanas. bankment. years of normal everyday use. sliced by the fins and pushed of at least two ingredients, one quired by the contract to jack back into the .pipe section, was of them a catalyst. Officials of the piping under Hilliard 8t., (Oonttnned from Page One) shoveled into a cart which was the Maskel Company did not the Turnpike, anil Center 81., but ’Thursday. U.8. officers said then pulled back to the pit and talk very specifically about the could have dug open trenches lifted by < crane to the surface. formula. they were not cerw n how much In between. 'That would have of the enemy’s stockpile had Forty-nine other |hpe sec- The grout, or coagulant, was meant u longer path with un been captured since U.S. and Uons were hooked on, each in especially crucial because of angle In It, however, and a lot South Vietnamese forces en turn, and eased, forward, align the tricky and varied type of of digging. tered Cambodia nearly two Parkhill-Joyce ed by laser beaip, until the long soil Involved — loose, coarse Where Your Master Charge Card Is Welcomed! The contractor’s choice and months ago. ' line broke into the open on the sand; red clay; and the fine the way his firm tarried it out other end within a fraction of "If they had a year’s worth of Flower Shop stuff engineers graphically call is considered of 'enough engi- an Inch horizontally and verti sugar sand. supplies out there, then we esU- Frank CMcelsr, Proprlstor neering Interest to encourage $pat^ th$i^. we got about 36 per DOWNTOWN MAIN ST., MANCHESTER cally of where the blueprints The jacking operation took M l MAIN ST., MANOHESDBR those involved to prepare an cent of thein, and If they had six (Next to Hnittord -Nnllanai said it should be. only 47 working days, a gain OPEN 6 DAYS ~ THURS. TILL 9 P.M. account of it for publication in months’ worth, then we got FREE PARKIND • CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED The key to the success of the in time for the contractor, but Engineering News Record; a about 70 pqr cent,” one officer “ n R S ’r FOR EVERV’THINO s in c e 1»1I!" Way off at the other end of the pipe a mirror reflects sunlight. operaUon was the slurry and more Important, the grout-slur major trade journal of the pro grout combination. The slurry Mid. I ry team made it possible to fession. "But the truth la, we jukt / 1/ ' > / ' J V J / MANUHESTTIR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CQNN.. FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1970 PAGHB SEVEN -h PAG® SIX MANCHESTER,EVENING HERALD, MANCHEl^TER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1970 \ ------:------g ------however, will add*a now and Doctoi* Tells dangerous element to the seitson MAttle Family Wedding^ Welrton, W. Va., comes the news of a I Belfast Appeal Court Rules of Protestant parades and festt- a HJanrliPjBipr Open Foioini ■) vals about to begin in Northern demonstration recycling of beer cans, Fetal Hiimi Ireland. Includes Nation^s in which 780,000 of the little adornments Bernadette Must Bo Jailed, The first marching day, July ?Ewpuiti0 ^pral^ “ Waltod Too Long” NEWPORT BEACH, /’H allf. A t . the beach, the girla mt|t were fed into a great flaming furnace Ivord McDermott ruled the 12, celebrates the 18th century (A P ) — Pretty, *dark-halrcd some surfers—among tham PUBLISHED BY THE. To the Editor, (tipntitiiied from Page Onej H E R A LD fR lN T IN O CO.. IN. Drugs Can Do COSO remained one of Incitement BhlUe of the Boyne victory over Lawrene Mac Nixon will wait a Tom, a fourth generation Call- 13 \BlMeU Stre'el rom which they emerged, half an hour ftoventry Lake reeldents are were thrown at pollci during to riot and riotous behavior imd Roman Catholic armies. Last , ' Manchester, Conn being fruitrated in attempts to few extra breathless minutes ^ rn la n and son of Mr. and Mrs. M o MAS F. J^RGUSOh Inter, ns fresh-made steel', ready to ! CHICAGO (AP) — A Philadel the riots lost fall and Miss Dev- this had been clearly proved. No ys'” ' this flared into violent halt existing sewage drainage^ for her wedding niarch Satur- Elmer Anfinson of South Oato, a W A LT E R R. rE R 0 U 8 0 > phia doctor has cautioned physt- lin subsequently was convicted cogent defense wax shown, he rioting. Many Catholics are llkc- Publishers make new beer cans. into the lake. Pollution count Is , day while the organist strikes- subtn^b of Los Angelesk Founded October 1. 1881 on three charges of incitement said. ’ ly to be Incensct^ by the jailing Untl now, the Donald Nl»>na This was an experiment, to pfove it alarmingly high, and townspeO- , clans that many drugs glVcn to up a musical greeting for a spe to riot and one of committing ri- On June 18, Miss Devlin of one of the most articulate have shunned' the reflated ' Published Every Evening Except Sundays pie are conUnually thwarted by pregnant women may affect . cial guest—the bride’s "Uncle and Holidays. Entered at the Post Office at could be done, not a practical com otous behavior, fought for re-election to the lx>n- fighters for^tnelr cause. glare of the presidenU|J spot- Manchester, Co^ii.. as Second Class Mail town officials. 'Hils pollution Dick." their unborn babies—often rid- ; Lord McDermott said at Mon- don Parliament, where she Is Brltoln/ already has an- light. "AfteiNdl," Nixon’s broth Matter. mercial operation, which is still some threat to our environment has Lawrene, 26, -is 'the daughter versoly. ^ • day’s hearing: "She did what the youngest legislator, as an In- nounced an extra .8,000 troops er said recently, "each indivi ^MCRIPTION RATE? thing in the future. been allowed to Increase to a of President Nixon's younger she did, it was submitted, be- dependent reprcsenUitivc for will be sent into the volatile dual has his ownNhfe. I ’m very Payable In Advance dangprbu's level, due to town ot- The drug may remain in the brother. Thp President, Mrs. One Year ...... %90M> There are problems still to be solved. cause she believed honestly and the mid-Ulster district. She won province to keep order over the proud of my brouter and his Bir Months ...... 15.6C ficlals’i habitual attitude of circulatory ^jfalem of the fetus Nixon and daughter Tricia have hcee Months ...... 7.80 First, the beer cans have to be mndeOBf —the developing chlld^loriger reasonably that the police were with on increiised vote margin next few months, bringing army flown to their seaside home at family but I trV to llve^^my own ______ne Month ...... 2.00 «TV» ■fw ^/and see” . They have to more than 11,000 S than in the other and produce about to assault p eo p le and over a middle-of-the-road mem- strength nearby San Clemente especially life, keep, my own business and steel in the first place, not tin. They can waited much too long, and we men. M E M B E R OF harmful side effects, Dr.. Mary damage property'' in the Bog- bor of Prime Minister James for the event which the F. Don endeavors separate and apart THE ASSOCIATED PRESS have one end which is aluminum, and are now seeing the potentially from that df the President." ' The Associated Press Is exclusively eii- Lo.uts Soentgen told a session of side." / Chlchester-Clark’H ruling Union- ald Nixons ore calling "just a disastrous result. Is there any The wedding is an exception titled to the use of rcpuMICatlon of all this much deviation from steel,^11 not the American Medical Assocla- Dismissing''her appeal then, 1st party, little family wedding.” news dispatches credited to l/lt lor not other- way to cut through the bureau to that philosophy. The whole ' wise credited in this paper and also the . tion convention, which ended ^ he said Miss Devlin’s Interven- Miss Devlin told the news House Pa^^el But the marriage of laiwrene, harm the existing steel furnacek' cratic mess and force action? family is tickled that the First local news published here. Thursday. Uons in the rioting "were far too conference after today’s ruling: a schoolteacher, to Thomas E. All rights of republication of special di.*- But before steel cans can be brought I have appealed to the State Family. )vlll be-in the audience. patches herein are also reserved. Dr. Soentgen is associate pro aggressive and premature to "There Is nothing I can do—I Anfinson, a 28-year-old account Health D e^. and found them Uncommitted And Lawrene says she’s to any such recycling process, they h a v e fessor of pediatrics and obste- rank as justifiable efforts to am going to prison, ant, will be fit for a First Fami The Herald Printing Company Inc., ai^- reluctant to investigate. They thrilled with the presidential . sumes no financial responsibility for typc>- to be collected, which means they would indicated the problem should be trics-gyneqology at Thomas Jef prevent the prospective danger " I am not sorry for what I ly- graphlcal errors appearing in advertise* ferson University. 1/ of the police getting out of did.' !■ would do it again if it There wiU be men in morning wedding ^ ft--a gold clock en- ents and other reading matter in The have to be separated, somehow, from handled on a local level, know On Cambodia graved with the Words "White onchester Evening Herald hand.” were necessary, and I believe it coats, bridesmaids gliding down g------;------^1 ing full weU that this Is Impoesl- It was once considered that other hoiisehoI(^trash, and would have Today, Sir Dingle Foot argued was necessary. , the aisle in gowns of blue crepe, House, Washington D.C.’ ’ Subscriber to Los Angeles Tlmes-Wa.«dilng ble duo to archaic and—or non-^ the placenta, which connects the (Continued from Page One) for Miss Devlin that as a mem- " I am annoyed that I am Says Lawrene: “ It is just ex ton Post News Service to be colleclpdf somehow, from the high existing laws. fetus with the mother, served as then a reception for 800 at the Pull service client of N. E. A. Service. Inc ber of Parliament, she hod a going to prison on. the basis that consistently challenged the au- plush Newporter Inn, where quisite” Another gift she prizes Publishers Representatives — Mathews. Are town officials simply a proteclivte barrier and pre ways am^^arks whfel-e they are now dis wlder duty than on ordinary clt- I have been elected to Parlla- thentlclty of the committee’s guests will be serenaded by vio Is the family Bible, given to the Shannon and Cullen Inc.. Special Agency stalling, waiting to close down vented material medication — New York, Chicago. Detroit and Boston carded. Izen to come to the aid of those ment arid I have an Important lists. lins while feasting on shrimp, couple by a great uncle, Ezra the lake? Are they ignoring the from reaching the fetus. Milhous. M E M B E R a u d i t . BUREAU OP.CIRCULA- who were being attacked or that job to get oa with. "W e believe there are other crab, lobster and champagne. , As compared to the sample 780,000 problem because they-don’t feel Dr. Soentgen said it is' now she feared might be attacked “ I think the ngxt six months men there," the Defense De- 'The wedding is scheduled for -______the people care? You can't care realized that not only does the D l^ la y advertising closing hours beer cans melted down the other day, unlawfully. ■ are going to be very ImporUmt partment spokesman was quot- 10:30 a.m. in the flower be If you're unawauce. H ie public original '’ rug pass through the For Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. "Whatever happens in the (n Northern Ireland and I don’t ed as having said. "Some have decked St. Andrew’s Presbjde- WANTED For Tuesday — i p.m. Saturday we use about (68 billion tin-free steel needs educatdng and laws placental barrier but so do com For Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday realm is the concern of every think it is a good idea to start been identified by the nine for rian church in this coastal com cans each year, which gives an idea of need authmity behind them , to pounds resulting from the For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday M P,” he said. these six months off with me in m e r prisoners who were re munity. Dr. Charles Dierenfleld, Clean, Late Model For Friday — i p.m. Wednesday what thCj reclAmatlon and recycling be effective. breakdown of the drug in the 2 For Saturday — i p.tn. Thursday I submit, that any person re Lord McDermott Interjected: jail." leased by Hanoi, some by press senior pastor, will perform the 2 Classified deadline — o p.m. day maternal kidney or liver. ) * conferences and some by pic operation Would be like if we could re- "The throwing of petrol (gaso- Imprisonnient is not new to ceremony. fore publlcatioif.' 6 p.m. FYlday for fusing to cooperate must per "Unexpected effects have pro USED CARS Saturday and Monday publication sonally bear the blame for de line) bombs?’’ Irish members of Parliament. tures." For Lawrene and Tom, It will trieve them all. duced tragic results on the de be the culmination of a romance Top Prices Paid Friday, June 26 stroying what may be Coven Foot replied his client was one of Miss Devlin’s predeces- During a visit to Hanoi in veloping fetus,” Dr. Soentgen which began nine years ago. It For All Makes! Like each recycling possibility cited try’s largest asset. Both the In "m erely concerned with the gors from mid-Ulster, Tom February by Daniel De Luce, an said. was Easter vacation and Law to .date, the benefits are in triplicate, volved and thh complacent Will protection of her majesty’s sub- Mitchell, rin extremist Republl- .pggigtant general jnonager of Drugs taken by the mother rene and soniC girlfriends were CARTER CHEVROUT suffer. In terms of health, rec jects.” con, and Republican Philip The Associated Press . North kluddled i) Advice And Consent thf avoidance of waste itself and the camping out at Doheny State reation, cost, property devalua early in pregnancy may pro He asserted it was of public ciorke were both elected in 1958 Vietnamese officials told him < CO.. INC. duce death or malformations, Derbys Wed 50 Years It-^s the 'top Irony of the historical growing problem of where to put It, the tion and higher taxes, , , importance whether the law re- while serving 10-year sentences that there were 320 POWs but Beach, just south of what 1229 Main Sft she said. Later in pregnancy, period that, at the very moment the .jonsequent conservation of our basic na Coventry needs a ftill-tlme Mr. and Mrs. John ,M, Derby Ablnglon, Mass., and attended cognized the right of collective for raiding an army depot. declined to release or confirm later become theWestern White she' said, maternal medication df 12 Vernon St. Celebrated Wellesley College, ^he grad- geif-defense. Miss Devlin’s Imprisonment, any names, House. Phono 649^238 tional resources, and finally the 1n^-| sanitarian, as proposed. How 6 United States Senate Is so zealously In niay cause either growth retar their 60th wedding anniversary uated from the Newton (Mass.), ever, due to the public’s lack of 6 tent upon reaffirming and recapturing provement of the appearance of our concern because of Ignorance, dation !or illness in the unborn on June 14 and were honored Hospital School of Nursing,* and child. for several years aAer the start its full constitutional prerogatives to de landscape. arid short-sightedness, the pro at an open house at their home, posal was voted out* of the town She pointed out that the un- given by their chljdren, Mrs. ot World War II, she Worked at clare and to give advice and consent to budget In May of this year, In . born child of a mother Who is Harriet Prentice ’and Miss Manchester Memorial Hospital. the President, the advice the Senate favor of less worth - while addicted to unprescribed drugs Natalie Derby, both of Man On Saturday, June 20, she at such as heroin may also become tended the 80th reunion of her should give should be so very confus What The Young Want endeavors. Finances dduld have chester; Mrs. Donald Peterson gone toward finding a viable al addicted and die if not carried of West Hartford and John R. class at Newton-Wellesley Hos ing. WASHINGTON — "CommunlcaOoft" ternative to the destruction of through post birth withdrawal Derby Jr. of Hessel, Mich. pital. She and her wedding at TTie Senate began its present effort U a word much in vogue these days. our most precious resource. Un -a grddual tapering off of the Decorations and floral ar tendants, Mrs. Upham and Mrs. 11 to debate and regulate the President’s Whites should coqimunlcate with, blacks. fortunately for the Town of Cov drug. rangements for the lawn buffet Rawlings were among the It’s said. The young should converse entry, public awareness may But she advised physicians to ^were in gold and white. Miss attending the reunion from a war-making powers in a reaction to his with the old. Eastern Establlshmen- class of 42. (Photo by Nasslff) covERme have come too late,. wait until alter the child,is bon’■a' Erin Rushlow of Bolton was In FLOOR unexpected orderlngi" of our troops into tarians should sit down with Middle Airs. Richard 8., Dibble before withdrawing the mother charge of the guest b o o k . ------PHONE 872-4636 or 647-1428 Cambodia, without eVen advance con Americans. And all Americans — mid from drugs. Otherwise, the in Among the 100 gfuests were KELLY ROAD dle, high and low — should talk to the fant goes through withdrawal in three of the couple’s wedding Parish Honors OPEN 5-DAYS WEEKLY 9-9 ,;ro o sultation of the Senate. Russians and Chinese. Festival Helped the uterus and may die there. attendants, Mrs. J. Randall Up VERNON CIRCLE And the Senate has been trying, in its Recont events suggest, howfever, that To the Editor, ,Dr. Soentgen said various ma ham of .Lisbon Falls, Maine; Father Coppa UMUh I |0\^ KOI M t K \'' l H» I \ n ' ri-i” ( 1 I an emphasis on communications may Once again, clvlc-mlnded ternal, medications may cause a Mrs. Josephine Rawlings of . „ ^ \KOI M» ‘ IK' I I- in i.nnm l \K Kl II I>IN'. m \ i M debate'and in its consideration of resolu iMK I \KM -iinr sometimes lead not toward, ' but away citizens have come thrcjugh to miscarriage, produce masculine Auburndale, Mass.; and Miss Rev. Ernes . ’ VERNON, CONN. tions and anpefidments to resolutions, to from, solutions. It may, in fact, divert help meet a community dilem traits in a female fetus, cause Marion Orcutt of Hlghtstown, former ass slant pastor at toe find some formula which will restrict attention from the problems themselves. ma. The patients and personnel N.J. Other ^ e s te came from Ctourch of the Assump on. xrill OUTLET cleft palate, interfere with bone Take, for example, the "problem” of of the Crestfleld Convalescent development, bring about deaf Boston Reading and North be honored at a reception Sun- the President’s power to take us Into day from 3 to 5 p.m. at the youth. Hospital, by way of their Straw-' ness, or produce fetal bleeding Ablngton, Mass.; and Towanda new war in new territory without.chal A sleepless President Nixon drivps to berry Festival on Saturday, and Athens, Pa. The guests of church hall. Photoc^no'phed by Reginald Pinto and death. Father Coppa, who had beeij the Lincoln Memorial in the early nniom- June 18, 1970, were able to con honor received many gifts. In lenging his constitutional authority as assistant at toe Church of toe Ing hours to try to "relate" to the youth ALLAN THOMAS, MEMBER OF THE BOARD, tribute monies to the progrrim cluding a large palnUng by Ron commander-in-chief. Assumption since 1963, recently ful demonstrators. The White House or MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT, JUNE 18, 1970 of the Drug Advisory Oenter. Prentice, the eldest of their five was assigned assistant at St. The effort to find some such middle ders younger staff members to collar On behalf of the Drug Advisory Rockville grandsons. Joseph’s Church in Bristol. ^ ground is not merely a proof of basic other protestors on the street and find Council, I thank all who made Mr. and Mrs. Derby were J this project possible. Hospital Notes The Rev. Robert J. Burfjank, out what’s on th^ir mind. Mr. Nixon married In toe Second Congre J respect for the Constitution and for the the new- curate at toe church, invites a University of Tennessee stu Cordially, gational Church of North A Thought for Today .Visiting Hours are 12:30 to 8 will also attend toe event. Be office of President. It is also a nervous dent leader to a chat aboard Air Force Vf. J. Godfrey Gourley, Ablngton, Mass., by the late Sponsored by the Manchester pirn, ih all areas except ma fore comihg' to Manchester, he One. He sends eig^t young aides out to Chairman Rev. Charles MacDonald. They unwillingness on the part of even our Council of Churches ternity where they are 2 to 4 was the assistant at St. Thom colleges and forms a special commis Dnig Advisory Council came to Connecticut soon after most dovish legislators to ,,take point- Inside and■ 6:30 ta 8 p.m. as Church in Thomaston. 3rd sion to study campus unrest. "Perhaps their wedding and have lived In Parishioners planning to pro blank responsibility for anything that The Sunken Cabinet ’The phrase "playing It cool” Mlmchester for the past 87 America needs to know something about "A t What Point?” Admitted Thursday: Scott vide refreshments for toe. re like so many other catchy might happen If they should really ever America’s youth,’^’ Mr. Nixon tells Billy To the Editor, Johnson, French Rd., Bolton; years. ception are reminded to leave a native of Elml- Graham’s Bast Tennessee Crusade. " phrases being thrown around As the Indo China crisis worsv Mr. Derby, them in toe church kitchen' be- — succeed In putting the commander-in- Alex Gwara, Evergreen Rd., ME ’The impression conveyed by all this today can serve society as a ens in Cambodia, there should Vernon; Dorsey Willis, Wash ra; N.Y., served with toe U ^ the .Sfiturday night Mass u U chlef in a strategical |rtraltjacket. is that while'the Government Is genuine Navy during World War I, Report be cause for a la r m .g la n c e at ington St., Vernon; Stasia Blon- or on Sunday. I. two-edged sword. If one takes in 1921 graduated from Went l^ a t we have been getting from the ly Interested in understanding today’s the map of the area^ shows the larz, Vernon Ave., Rockville; young, it now lacks such an understand it to ’mean controlling your tem worth Institute, Boston. He was Senate, therefore. Is a lot of fussy con-, By R owland Evans Jr. and Robert D . Novak strategic importance of Cambo Catherine Campbell, New Rd., Thanks fo you, oOr customers, we have enjoyed per or your feaf ot a situation, employed for many years In the ing. "What do’rthey want?” demands a dia, leaving South Vietnam out Tolland; Caroline Foster, Reed fusion. The Senate doesn't \yant any well and good. More i ■ ■ . J' / & ■ / \ ^ • ) \ ■ T ' : ■ ■ . ' ' ‘ GP PTGT»’' ^ lV^^NCHE'StfiR EVPNINC? HERALD. MAN<5^IEStER. Ct>NN... FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD>DlANCtlESTER. CONN,. FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1970 PAGE NINE nounced the appointi^tent p f' Chris Whittle of Bristol hs his Coiiiiecticiitj T olland County tdllai Vernon Obituary campaign manager for the pri Heralding Politics mary. He named E. Clayton — Gengras of West Hartford to Democrats Town Agencies^Qonsider Mrs. Sarah A. Forbes By Sol R. Cohen h'i— VERNON -M rs. Sarah Ash head his fund-ralqlng drive. County Democrats Plannei* Preparing J Gengras, Industrialist and In worth Forbes. • 74, of Hartford Republican Slate Chairman acting in his capacity as a par- surance company head, was the 111 Spotlight Communications Prolilem Tpke,, widow of Sumner C. Howard Hausmail has told par- ty official, should support an GOP candidate for governor In ♦ Forbes, died yesterday after ty officials throughout the state opponent of a party-endorsed FavQring Donahue 1966. (ConUnued from Page One) Members of the town Building programign may call (Irandall’s New;/ Zoning Rules noon at Rockville General Hos that they should support the candidate.” By KETTE . r ■ ,'y _i. r a- ■A \ ik f~ . MANCHESTER EVENING. HERALD. M AN^ESTER. CONl^I.. F R ^ A Y , JUNE 26, 1970 • '■ V-A PAGE TEN FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1970 Section Two FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1970 ' i®anriiP0l9r JEw ntng . tain a master calendar of var ious club events and have a Film Festival Scheduled ServicelQub monthly calendar printed In The Herald. A central listing of Cookout Plann^ Liaison Unit charities and projects which At Mary Cheney Library ■/! Show and OJbedience Dogf member clubs - might under For OpeninjT O f take will also be Initiated. Mjary Cheney Library will There will ,be - two showings ^Considered Mrs. Sabatella says she has present a two-part film festival each day of part two ot the Camp Kennedy Compete/m Neho Sunday A Manchester Junior Worn- already received firm commit- Monday through Thursday next festival, Film Festival 16.-The Show and obedience dogs from ell K'r o m of Wethersfield; en’s Club committee sent out ments for representatives from week In the main lobby. first will bo held at 13:16 P^-> Opening day ceremonies Mon Connecticut and several neigh- Dobermans, German Shepherds, 100 letters this week to service 12 local clubs and indications Part one, Film Festival 8, will lasting about 30 minutes. Trie day for Manchester’s Camp -clubs In Manchester to find out of an interest to join from some bo hold each day at 1:30 >p.m. program will be repeated at FIN AL D A \S • i f Kennedy will include a nqon .Jr. ,nl„.d O,. COnn.; Sporting, *fre. Ruth. which are willing to join a cen- 12 or other clubs. For clubs The films to be shown are from 1:16 p.m. TTie 16mm films are cookout by Brotherhood In Ac-^ annual sutnmer sh ^ - of the Tongren and Hounds, Robert tral coordinating committee, to that. dlX not receive a lettef and the silent movie era, In black short and In color. They aro; tlon (BIA), which raised funds Hockaniim Dog CHuby^e Amer- Tongren, Bloomfield; Working, be composed of one member afe Interested In joining the co; and white, and are part of ,thej fSom the collection of the Film In 1968 (or projects for the lean Kennel Club (AKC) sane- Miss (Jharlotte CHem, Norwood, from each participating club. ordlnatlng committee, Mrs. Sa- Hbrary^s 8mm collection avail-' Cooperative of Connecticut, camp for retarded children. tinned match will be at Mt. Mass.; Terrte'i’s and Ifpn-Sport- The women’s club committee batella Is available for contact able for-borrowlngi by adult paji, inc.. of which Mary Cheney LI- Camp Kennedy will open Mon . . . ^ „ Ihg, George Fowler, Meriden; met earlier this month and at 8J Mountain Dr.. South Wind- tronk! brary Is a member. day''ihom lng (or Its seventh Nebo, starting at » a m. ^ Terry, Wil- Mrs. Lorraine Sabatella, chair- sor. Included In the collection are The following are the festival PHASE ONE year. It will operate for three HlghllghU' of the day will be lAan, says that several local ------pJ------comedies featuring Charlie schedules: sessions of two weeks each, clos .the presentation of Best Adult T e fiv vylll alsg Judge club members responded favor- r-:. , ^ Chaplin. Laurel and Hardy, Festival 8 ing Aug. 7. The- camp director and Best I^ippy ns well as High- Best Puppyf In Match. Miss ably to the coordinating com- (Renter’s first Opera ^ c Fields and many other Monday: "The Unslnkable is Harry F. Smith jjffManchcs- ost Scoring Dog trophies after Alma Casey of East Longmea- KThe first opera to be present- old-time favorites; and others Bette Davis": A collection of ter, head of the camp for six of judging by many AKC-Ilcensed dow. Mass., will judge Ehippy- t>,mml«eTwomd fa^uflrc^^^^^ ed at the opening of the Metro- about wild life, space fl^hts c ^ s a^ut ^ great actress’ the seven years, A paid camp judges. Sweepstakes and select Best staff of five will be augmented The match Is In the ’’little Adult In Match, tact between various organlza- PoUtan Opera House In Lincoln travel and adventure, great m 19U by six, volunteer, registered w m MEMBBISHIPS leagues”- of the dog show game In obqdlence. Novice Y and X Uons in town, Mrs. Sabatella Center, New York City, the sport events, tmd famous his- Race *n nurses and 68 volunteer, teen savs and provide a clearing world premiere of Samuel Bar- torlcal personalities. .u , . and Its purpose Is to give be- will be judged by Bruce Gla- age counselors. h o L for dmes for fund rals- ber’s "Antony and Cleopatra. ” Rules for borrowing the 8mm Uno |^dol of t ^ Md glnners an opportunity to get nette, Meriden; Novice A and Ing events and events to which Leading roles were sung by ; films will be posted at the card Expo 67 . 'The universal arid Brotherhood In Action was experience In handling dogs as Open A, Marion Oowans, New phonograph international exhlblUon held In formed by Manchester Lodge well os to teach dogs how to Haven; Utility, Graduate Open the public Is Invited. Leontyne Price as Cleopatra' catalog near the Our company offers European Health Spa of Masons. Friendship Lodge Junior women hope to main- and Justlno Diaz as Antony. record collection. Montreal. ACT NOW J behave In the ring. Having ex- and Graduate Novice, Roger Wednesday: "World Without memberships In ,10 gradually increasing "price phases." Her^s of Masons, Campbell (Council perlenced and qualified judges Gagnon, Agawam, Mass.; No- Sun” : Jacques-Yves Cousteau's hbw the plan w6rks: (A) Membership privileges and benefits are- Knights of Columbus and Char pahs on the various breeds of vice B, Open B, and Graduate behind-the-scenes |antastlc un identical for all members, regardless of when they join (B) The ter Oak Lodge B’nai B’rith. dogs Is an Important part of a Utility, Edwin Keppler, ^Pitta- derwater saga; and "Marilyn BIA funds already have pro match. And the breeds are var- field. Mass.. Additional Infor- price phase in which a person joins determines the tee he pays for vided equipment and facilities Monroe” : The story of a - film as long as he is a member, including re-enrollment periods (C) Fees ied—everything from the exotic matlon from publicity chairman star. for (his camp. Afghan, the elegant Doberman, and club secretary, Mrs. Irene Thursday: "Kennedy, -the wfll not go down. Never again at the Manchester Spa will you be Monday’s cookout will be su the oh-so-soft fluff, the Pom- Pulkstenls, Huntington Dr., Ver- Man, the President” ; and "In able to join at the low, low "Phase One" Membership rates which pervised by James Holmes of eranlan; to the small African nohi termission Slides” : Authentic are in effect for a few days more. the KofC and Atty. Victor barkless dog, the Basenjl and There will be on adult admis- slides used In the old movie Moses of B’nai B’rith. Rapre- the Irish Wolfhound—the biggest s*on charge but children under houses. sentatlves of the two Mdfionic of them all. Dogs of the six dlf- 12, accompanied Yjy on adult, Film Festival 10 lodges also are on the arrange ferent groups—Sporting, Hound, will be . admitted free. Refresh- W on derlan d Monday: “Megalopolis: Cra^ ments committee. The cookout Working, Terrier, Toys and Non- ments will he av.allable. die of the Future,” 22 minutes: will be (or campers, staff and Sporting—have an equal chance RISWUMt fWkAMD Examination of the life and volunteers. for the top awards In the breed problemis of megalopolis, the On Aug. 8, the day after the ring: Best Adult or Best Puppy In Match. urbanized northeastern sea camp closes, BIA will honor the i U88En DRIM board extending from Boston to staff and volunteers with -a buf Obedience competition covers fet supper at the KofC Home. PAMCAN Washington. various levels of training, start HARTFORD ROAD A PINE ST, MANCHESTER BIA, in addition, has estab ing with the very basic Novice OKN Tuesday: "The Great AJM. PAL Rights," 14 minutes: An exag lished a $1,000 Camp Kennedy "Y ” class for beginner dogs 17:45 H 10 BYind. Eajch year, starting with gerated view of what life ('in and handlers through the! most this year, an award will be giv demanding Open and Utility America would be like If the en to an outstanding, volunteer classes which involve jumping, Bill of Rights disappeared; also, councilor who will be going on retrieval of various objects, and "Hangman,” 12 minutes; The to college In the (all. scent discrimination. Each obed Importance of involvement as Tile cash award will be the ience entraiit hopes to take an individual’s moral responsi annual interest on the $1,00 Highest Scoring Dog trophy. bility. NICHOLS principal In the fund._, Wednesday: "Long Tidal FEEL FREE TO DROP The youngsters do their thing, Thq recipient will be chosen too, in Junior Showmanship, River,” 33 minutes; Katherine They’re Headed in Opposite Directions WE'LL BE OPEN FROM 10 TO 16 by the camp staff. Atty Moses which Is open to boys and girls MANCHESTER Hepburn narrates the story of is the trustee of the fund. the ^Connecticut River’s heri Two American Field Service ’ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken- High School last year whUo After a feW days of orienta- also as a parti(?lpanl In the AFS ages 10-16 who. have never woh tage, and makes a dramatic exchange students take a break neth Bensen of 257 Ludlow Rd., staying with Mr. and Mrs. tlon in Ix>ndon with an AFS dl- program. Christine called her TIRE plea for conservation. from the routine of packing to will depart from Kennedy Inter- James Kolbe and her American rector ^ d other exchange stu- a few days ago to make their Judged solely on their ability to Student Attends enjoy a chuckle over an item national Airport Tuesday. She sister Kathy of 291 Henry St., dents. Miss Bensen, 17, will be Initial contact, handle their dogs In the ring, Thursday: "Yours For a and the quality of the dog does about the country where one of will be the guest of Mr. and will leave Monday on the first off to meet her host family. Her The Adlers are well Indoctri- SPECIALISTS Song,” 13 minutes: A backyard not enter into it. The winners WPI Techiquest them will be spending the sum- Mrs. Ralph Adler of Cardiff, leg of her trip home to Homs- Welsh sister, Janet, 19, wUl ar- nated in the exchange program. sanctuary In Berlin, Conn., of the girls’ and Ixjys’ classes IN Manchester mer. Wales. Miss Mary Cutts,, who by. New South Wales, Austral- rive home a few days later Last year, they were hosts to a which was established to attract A member of compete for Best Junior Hand migratory and resident' birds High School’s class of 1971, Paul Miss Christine Bensen, left. Was a student at Manchester la. ^ from her year’s study in Iowa, young lady from Calltomia. ler. • ALIGNMENT throughout the year; also, ' to a "visual preview tour" of our beautiful Romanowlcz of 23 Village St., Mr. Adler is a wages, o rpay- (Front E!nd Parts) three-quarter-million-dollar health club for men and women, now uqfler con ^ A special attraction will be an "Marshland Is Not Wasteland,” is attending the 32nd Technl- A motor vehicle check revealed t; roll clerk in Cardiff, ^ e lr soh, information "Courtesy Comer” struction in Manchester. Alone So Far 14 minutes: The value of Ameri quest, an annual vocational that the car he was driving had Ralph Jr., 20, is attached to the to disseminate information on • BRAKES ca’s coastal marshes as sources Yhe Grand Opening is only a few months away (September, probably). Now and guidance session' being Court Cases been reported stolen In Boston diplomatic service in London. all phases of dog care, training (Disc or Regular) of food, spawning and nesting during the pre-opening period, we're conducting membership activities from conducted this week at Worces last January. Mr. Ader Is a wages, or pay- and showing. Free reprints on grounds for many species - of : an on-site trailer comfortably carpeted and furnished to provide a reception ter ’(Mass.) Polytechnic Insti Gallulo was found guilty of this country will be' spent on a various subjects will be avail- • MUFFLERS area and private conference rooms. ^ fish and wildlife. / ! tute. r CIRCUIT COURT 12 operating while his license is Odegai^d Announces bus tour with other >CFS etu- able. Frank Parker of Avon, The Technlquest program Is Manchester Session under suspension, and was dents from abroad, start:-.g well known breeder-judge, will • TAIL PIPES SEE true-to-life color photos of the Grecian swimming pool, mineral whirlpool, designed to familiarize high Two Norwich men were found fined $100. Newsman, Dies from Hartford and termlntu. ; answer questions on all breeds • SHOCKS. Danish ice plunge, Finnish rock sauna, Turkish steam room, Arizopa-dry in school students with the disci- not g;uilty of breaking andi^n- Arthur F. Brainard, 23, of For State Senate In Cleveland, Ohio., From tht , of dogs. EnRouteTo halation room, conditioning /oom, sun booths. (4lso, the beautiful jfireplace pline of engineering in order to tering with criminal Intent, al- Hartford, was also found piUty she will fly to Los Angeles on Most judging will begin at 10 Complete 12 ft Pool Kit lounge, Yogi relaxation room, health food cocktail bar, private dressing booths, help them jleclde whether or ter a hearing in probable cause ^f operating a motor vehicle '^0 Gdyr. BcHfrlGi Summer Home showers and convenient vanity room. not they wish to pursue an en- yesterday. while his license ia( under sus- , s . v : ; LEARN about the unique European Health Spa program. It combines the latest gLUeerlng career. The two, Richard L. Hill, 28, pension, and was also fined the formally announced hlS candidacy for the Kepubll Bucelvlclus) Spaniels, Junior Handling, How- • Sturdi-Steel Pool with Lock Frame GREENWICH, Conn. (AP) — and best scisntifically developed health and fitness facilities with a friendly In the program, each student - and Robert L. Perkins, 32, also n,inimum $100. ' can nomination for state senator from the 4th Sena- 296 Broad St., Tel. 643-1161 Robert Spivak, a columnist and professional staff of health maintenance specialists who plan a program for becomes a member of an engl- pleaded not guilty to charges of other cases disposed of in- torial District. He is the only declared candidate for the HOURS e Coleco Kieen-F]o Filter former Washington correspond you alone. neering team. Under the guld- larceny under $230, and were duded: nomination. ------Mon., Tues., Wed. 8-5:30 • 36“ Ladder • Foot Bath ent for the New York Post, died ^ance of a professor, the team is put on the July list ( o p East paul O. Ewlg, 17, of 86 Vll- The 4th Senatorial District Republican Party. Hard work Thursday in a motel here. He directed to seek a «0utlon to a Hartford jury trial. Rockville, charged Renubllcan convention will be honest campaigning will Thura., Fri. 8-8 H ug* 3-foot deep seaside pool with plenty of swim 'n splash roomi Lock-frame construetioii, was 56. current.. problem. Romanowlcz Hill and Perkins were al- with breaking and entering with elect Tom Meskill and his en- / rugged steel top and bottom rails, vertical luppertt and heavy gaug* vinyl liner. 1/10 HP fil* The family said he had worked with other students on legedly Involved in the theft of criminal intent, and larceny im- ® P "™ ’ tTi-e team BITUMINOUS Sat. 8-1 tor keeps water clean. Tubular steel ladder and poolside foot both. stopped overnight with his a practical problem for the de- an antique clock from a Bolton ^gj. jjso, nolled. ^ Glastonbury branch of the First ” I plan to do my best, Ixith daughter Miranda en route to sign, m SJto^ure and market- home last April. Joseph Belanger. 28, of 48 Federal Saviings Bank. The dls- hi campaigning, and then, in DRIVEWAYS his summer horn ein Martha’s Ing of a balltoialve. David Allen, 19, of 29 Dover Linden St., charged with breach trict is comprised of the towns representing 4th District peo- PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW FOR EARLY DELIVERY, WE HONOR Vineyard, Mass. He apparently He Is a memjber of tlw Na- R(J,^ pleaded guilty to a charge peace by assault, nolled. of Manchester, Glastqnburjfi pie.” 23 YEARS EXPERIENCE! 2 YEAR GUARANTEE! suffered a stroke, the ramlly tlonal Honor Society ana 14th of illegal possession of a con- william P. |)burant/ 17, of 56 Marlborough and East Htimp* The 4th Senatorial District . . . FREE ESTIMATES . . . /Waste/bhargW 15 FOOT OVAL POOL KIT said. In a class of 685 at MHS. He is trolled drug (marijuana), irving St., charged' with breach ton. will elect a new state senator ( THEirnwIMKCARD I 0 0 Spivak joined the Post in 1943 active In Boy Scout Troop 126 judge Henry (Joldberg ordered g( peace, nolled. - Odegard issued the following In November. The Democratic Complefe with Aqud-Mefic filter, (ULj approved, 42" and spent nine years as the pa where he serves as a junior as- a pre-sentence Investigation, William Baker, charged with statement today: ipeumbent since 1966, State e.&H. PAVING CO. WEST ST., B O L ^ N ^ 649-6288 pool leddker, skimmer, with 4 0" depth. per’s Washington correspond sistant scoutmaster and holds and his case * was continued to^gjjtainlng money unijer false “ It Is my intention to seek Sen. David Barry of Manches- \ ^ ---j ent, He left In 1961 to devote full both the God and C o^i^y and Aug. 6. pretenses nolled. TTie charge the Republican nomination for tei* passed up the chance for timero a colunrn called "Watch Eagle Scout Awards. He hopes - Allen was arreSted last Satur- connection with a bad our 4th ‘ Senatorial‘ ..District,...... re-election to seek the nom- no the Potomac.” attend either WPI or Rensse- day at his home, when police gj,eck he wrote that was cashed inaUon for First District con- Since 1966, he published and laer Polytechnic Institute. ^ found 22 $10 bags of marijuana py piA brq^er, Harry Baker, - gressman. edited a newsletter from Wash 'X ' in his closet. Originally held o’n ^po appeared in court last He lost out for the nomina ington called the "Spivak Re a $1,000 surety bond, he was re- week, on the same charge, also tion last Sunday to State Sen. port.” Bidding Called leased on his written promise to nolled. Jay Jackson of West Hartford. Once during the Eisenhower appear. Several cases were continu- Barry announced yesterday C d o o d la n d , G A R D E N S administration, Spivak com On Water Main An additional icharge against gd: David P. Deyorio, 19, of sn that he will primary Aug. 19 plained that President Eisen for the nomination. Bids will be opened July 7, Allen of conspi^cy to break gt. John St.; John E. Murphy, 168 WOODLAND ST.—OPEN DAILY TILL » —PHONE e48-M14 hower was ignoring him at ,at 11 a.m. In the Municipal and enter with criminal intent is, of 28 Trotter St.; and Arlene Tile 4th Senatorial District's White House news conferences. Bulling, for the materials was nolled. Sheff, 18, of 162 Greenwood St.; Democratic nominee, named When the complaint got Into needed for construction of a A charge of theft of a motor East Hartford; all charged with June 16, Is Atty. Dominic Squat- Take It From l8le, Dearie— . print, the President again re new water main In Center-W. vehicle was nolled In the case of illegal possession of; narcotics, rito of Manchester, coordinator cognized Spivak. for questions Center-Pine Sts. ^ — Robert L. Gallulo, 22, of Water? continued to July 30 for a hear- of (Barry’s campaign. THERE'S STILL TllSlE and the newsman laughed the The bid llsU a total of 27 bury. He was arrested June 11, ing in probable cause, Od^ard, a realtor, was first episode off. different types of items need- when police stopped him on Deyorio, Murphy, and ' HQss elected to the Manchester TO PLANT with PLANTS Spivak was a freelance writer ed lor the water-main Installa- w. Middle Tpke., for his speed, sheff were among six persons Board of Directors In 1966, at after his graduation from the tlon'- ^ ______arrested Feb. 26 by Manchester the age of 26. Bl^.elected last from University of Cincinnati in 1936. - detectives at a drive-in restau- November, he was the second He was bom In Dayton, Ohio. w- rant. A^considerable quantity of high vote-getter and was nam WOODLAND GARDENS! Before his newspaper career, HEADQUARTERS heroin and narcotics equipment ed deputy I mayor by the board. he also served as publications were reportedly seized. A native of Elk River, Minn.,— director f<^ the Student Defend for MONSANTO Three alleged "pushers,” he is a 1963 graduate of Michi SCOTT® SPEfIjIAL DEAL! ers of Democracy,and the Fight Oct a $1.49 Aerosol of 1‘Spot Weeder” (or . Louis Ojeda, 28, and Augustin gan Technological University, ■for Freedom Committ^^. JON-LY COIFFURES only 26c with Each Purchase ol Any Vazquez, 25, both of Hartford, with a degree In electrical en 4 He was a member of the TALK witjt our representatives, who will answer all your questions. (No here- Scott Fertilizer!______101 CENTER STREETj" and Wayne DeCapua, 22, of East gineering. He came to Man HTH White House Correspondents As- today-and-gone-lomorrow "advance" people, these staff piembers have relo- David O. Odegard Hartford,, were charged with Il chester In 1964 and atteMded the ‘'soclation and the iWashington ' cated in this area with their families and will be your permanent core staff MANCHESTER, .CONN. legal sale of heroin. D ^apua Prior to the conveltlon, I will OonnecUcut SWIMMING Athletic Club. ONLY MINUTES AWAY. when the European Health Spa opens.) : “ . Graduate School of Engineer BEDDING PLANTS^ He Is survived by' his wife was- admitted to Norwich State visit with all the delegates, ni WILL BE Cl sED FROM Hospital, and both Ojeda and to seek voLlng .commitmeni ing and the University of Hart Ajdrlenne and another daughter 6 ford School of Political Set- POOL SUPPLIES! Loma. .... Vazquez were among several and endorsements, but to hon- Vi who escaped from the Hartford estly outline my principles and JULY 3 — JUpf t i Correctional ^Center on Seyms to “ answer questions. He Is Manchester alternate to the Capitol Region Council \ St. shortly^hereafter. They haviq "This Is a key election year Ageratum, < Snaps, Marigolds, Salvia^ Let Us Help Y ^ With Your James Burnes, \never been apprehended. for Connecticut and for our of Governments, i Lawn and Garden Inseot Prob In 1968, he wa;s awarded the Petunias, Asters and Many More. lem ! Headquarters (or: Ortho, Newsman, Dead Distinguished Service Award by Kerr-McGee, and Aomo Garden rhemicals. Get The Right Solu i j " Of H ^rt Attack the Manchester Jaycees. tion To Your Problems The Second Youth Arrested He Is married to the former rtirst Time! WESTPORT, Conn. (AP) _ Jack Wignall Ted Fellows Don Bain Kay Allman Now Air-CondlHoiwcl ,P{ecciuM .W* Lovw You! Karin Naymaeter of Osseo, James Bumes, 42, a news corre Mtmgei Aiilsitnt Manager Membership Advisor M ie s' ConsulUnt NATIVE: Peas, Beet Greens, Spinach, Swiss Chard, Rad In Series of Burglaries ^nA . The couple resides at 27 VEGETABLE PLANTS spondent for the American ishes, Scallions, Boston Lettuce, Salad Bowl, Mc(?iinn Dr. with their three Saa Our Broadcasting Co., died of a 1 Beets, Green, Yellow Squash, Green, Yellow A 16-year-old Willlmantlc commit larceny, and two counts children —^Lynn-, 10, OirisUne, heart attack in his home RECEIVE 3 special Invitation to visit the beautiful Hamden Spa, open since I I Beans, Turnips, Cauliflower, Shalots, Belgium Vbuth was arrested on a Circuit of assault with a knife. 8, and Thomas, 6. Salactton of bruary,and use the same wonderful facilities which will be yours as a mem- Endive, Imported Red Onions and White Radishes. contaiiwr 6 3 ® “" 3 forS2ilO f ' Wedneaday. Court 12 warrant yesterday In Both Loree and Dixon were )- ■V Bumes joln ^ AiBC News In Sr here in Manchester in a few months. NATIVE: Strawberries, Bing Cherries- l^angoes, Canta- . presented In CJlrcult Court 12, Quality lopns; Seedless Grapes, Aprlcou) Limes, Peaches, coni)e(jtlon with four Tomatoes, Peppers^ Eggplant, Cabbage, 1962 and covered many of the Nectarines, and Blueberries. . ^ °'**® Manchcslbr, yeii|terday and their P^ublic Records major civil rights events and ur bream last week. cases vrare c%tinuqd to July 9 Lettuce, Broccoli, Celery, Parsley, Onions EVERGREENS, Lowest Charter Membership Rates Now— in the month of June only! Warrantee Deeds ban disorders In the nation. WEEKEND SPECIALS Daniel Thomas Loree 136 for a hearing in probable cause. ancf Many More. ' Bom In Bridgeport, Conn., he The savings you make by enrolling early will continue throughout your membership Pleasant St. was arrested at the Loree was previously found Doris C. Novelll to Margaret SHADE AND held degrees from Rutgers Uni uome of a girl friend at 676 guilty and is awaiting sentence C. Schaller, parcel of land at 119 S te e l W a ll versity and the Columbia Uni- CANTALQPES ...... '...... 3 for $ 1 .0 0 HOT HOUSE TOMATOES...... lb. 3 9 ^ Hilliard ,8f., and wa* charged In Windham County Superior Cambridge St., conveyance tax ORNAMENtAL veitslty Graduate School of Jour With four counts of breaking and Court on the following charges: $29.16. Ou^ LaW Vegetable Plants nalism. - i I CUCUMBERS ...... 3 for 2 9 0 r ■' I. entering with criminal intent; Three counts of breaking and Marriage'Licenses Bumes Is survived by his wid GREEN or YELLOW SQUASH...... 2 lbs. 3 9 0 ^^nd three counts of larceny, two entering a dwelling In the day- pgter Bell Seaman, Spring- Ara Now Ready! » fl; Wide Swim Phol ow, the former Barbara Aim IW/O tHIS WEEKl PRE-OPENING HOURS Feel free to drop in SEE OUR DISPLAy I o E IMPORTED BASKETS! over $16, and one under $l6. limy, two count* of breaking and g^d Nancy Alice New squared top steel rail and rigid steeL vertical King, a daughter, his mother, a any day.orxall On, June 18, homes at 216 and entering .,wlth criminal Intent, f^j^hinond 283 Spring St., July brother and two slaters. 10 A.M. to 8 P.M. We Carry The Manchester Evening Hendd supports for extra strength. Heavy duty steel corru 270 Woodland St., and at 67 and and (our counts of larceny^un- gouth Untied Methodist Mon.-Sat COMPLETE LINE OF SUNDAY PAPERS SEE OUR COMPLETE-. ^LINE gated sidewall, baked enamel finish. Strpng vinyl liner Funeral servlc^ will be held 160 Chambers St., were broken der $12,000. Church. ' — w OF: Landsoaito Materials i Saturday at St. Lukq’s Chapel In 647-1 into and ransacked. In (.Addition, he has pleaded ' ' GERANIUM SALE with drain, 20 inches deep. ** 10 A.M. to 6 P.M, Shrubs, Ornamental and Shade Westport. for more information This Is the second arrest In guilty to New London County uuiiaing 'rermiis Trees, Needle and Broad Leafad 1 3 Sunday connection with the breaks, charges of breaking luid enter- Charles Odermann, demolition. Evergreens, Perennials, Vlaaa, 515 MIDDLE YURNPIKE WEST ld ftx24''Size ... *25** First on Television Michael P. Dixon, 17, of Hart- Ing with criminal Intent, and.of greenhouse at 604 Parkier etc. at LOWEST PRICES FOB MANCHESTER, CONN. ford, was arrested Tuesday taking a motqr vehicle wlthoju St., $100. AN Colors C .FINEST qUAUTYI Com* m 4 Franklin D. Rooseveilt was the p ROOUCEI" night and chai’ged with four the owner’s permission. Ever Ready Destruction (or Rog. 99c41.19 see for yourself . . . I ^ first president to appe^ on tele PFPn • 1970 MFM Oii/ned and operated by Health Industries, Inc. i.ounts of conspiracy to break ' ”Bbth Loree and Dixon were Dart’s Dairy Ino., demolition of USE OUR LAY^A.WAY OR MASTER CHARGE CARD vision, at the opening of the «T6 OAKLAND ST„ MANCHESTER — 64S-6384 and enter with criminal Intent, held at Hartford Corroctlonipl building at 316 E. Center St., World’s Fair at New York City three 'counts ol conspiracy to Center In Ueu of $6,000 bond. $600. on April 80, 1989. 74 )-• H X' '\,- ■ V ' ■''a: MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M ANC14EST£R./»NN.. FRIDAY, JUNE 26, J9I0 ?AGE TWELVE MANC/h ESTER e v e n i n g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CONN., FlilDAY, JUNE 26, 1970 PAGE THIRTEEN ^------\ expended by such school as the both the rags and his articles Andover " CCLU Lawyer Argues: actual cost of a secular educa for sale ho did not usually ques tion the weight unless It felt Hindus Flee Palastan T V Tonight tional scrvIcc-nsiTderod to chil V'.i 7 '■'ri' '■ A' - ■ ■ \, . a; ■;' -,v '5V V ■'' \- ■■- . V ■ . ■ , A'" ' V'' ' ■ ■ ^ ■ :•■ \' ■, 1 PAOB FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESl'ER; CONN.. FRIDAY. JUNE 26. 1970 ; \- MANCHTCSTER EVENING HERALD. M A N C H EI^R. CONN.. FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1'970 PAGE FIFTEEN June Swoon Better Tlmn Fall Sag? THE By Lippy rONUlllT’S tlA.’VIBH . 7 ______W Army A Navy vs. Police & EARL YOST Fire, Waddell Sporta Editor Amerioan league CHICAGO (AP) — It’s If completely nonartlstlc . auc- the sixth after punching a run Blow Big Leads Mother Talks Kaat Division Man. Auto Parts vs. Nasslff, Hinson Golf Leader, better, says manager Lw ii6,07i packing wrig- scoring single In the fourth. Buckley W. L. Pet. Q.B. Durocher, for his Chicago In the big Met second, six Ansaldi’s vs. Oilers, tferplanck BOSTON ( A P ) — E very-. starter Mike Nagy allowed clutch hit which would haVe 11 Notes from the Little Blaclc^ook Of Practices, Baltimore 4S 26 .643 But Leo conceded the resur- hits, three errors and a'double New York Cubs to do a June swoon thing is a challenge only two singles for five Innings awarded Santiago a victory. I iTwo different sounding whistles may^be needed if two Nearly Made Boo-Boo than a September sag, gence of the Mets, who did vir- steal, anchored Ken Holtzman basketball games are scheduled at the same time at the Detroit tually the same thing to the with his fifth lo.ss against eight Methods Used Boeton which last year cost them VFW ^SL'^ncW^^^flnlsh [his s^easthlt^ keen a great new Charter Oak Park complex. The two basketball CLEVELAND (A P)— Larry Hinson, a highly person Cubs last Septfeniber, was due to wins. The Mets pulled amther the season with a .600 mark, bombed for five rbqs in the bid to break the 7-7 standoff. He Cleveland the National League East courts are side Iiy side. . . . Cheney , Tech hasn’t been able young man who overcame the handicap of a polio- more than basepath fleetncss, double steal In the seventh, wlUi defeated league leading Mori- hack in the sixth. Sparky Lyle sufrpdered Iqd off the 13th with a line * o t MANSFIELD, Pa. (AP) Washington pennant. league leading Mori able to post a winning baseball record since the 1961 withered left arm to become one of the most consistent which already has produced a Joe Foy swiping home. ■. arty Bros, last night at Buck- ■Ainencan Leag’Ue S East a homer and put the tyui^ run to right. However, Frank Roblii' —Mrs. James McMillen is West Division “ If we have to run Into a club record of 74 thefts. • • • Division. on base In the ninth. X son leaped higlT to make a spec- season and the school has enjoyed but one winning sea^ money-winners on the pro golf tour, almost made a boo- Minnesota 41 23 .641 _ slump,. I’d rather do It now than ley Field, 4-3. The defeat put son In the last 13 years In bas------■ thinking of writing about “ Kverytlme they swung the PIRATES - CARDS.—_ the MBs at 9-5-1 and Nasslffs The Red Sox built a seven-run Jose Santiago, Boston’s v e w - tacular catgh, holding on to the lx)o afterrftaking the first-round lead in the $150,000 California 40 .688 3 later on," said a surprisingly, ketball. This .should be good *"8: player. . . / Top baseball college athlete recruitipg. bat against us this week they Steve • Carlton of the Cards Is 9-5 In the title race. lead and had Baltimore's first an right-hander trying to com^'-hall although ho injured his Cleveland Opeh with a five-under-par 65. Oakland 39 31 .667 5 composed Durocher after the enough reason for school au- crowd of the sea^n at Mt. Nebo She ought to know some "I haven’t won yet this year,” — — ------got a hit,’’ said Durocher, whose was breezing toward his second David Plcrro pitched a three- place Orioles on the ropes for back from serious arm surgery back In coming down on the Kansas City 24 42 .364 18 World Champion New York thoritiee tojtake a good look at expected MMday night when thing aliout the subject. the 26-year-bld boyish blond said Aurora Country Club course Cubs ended a disastrous home straight shutout and had a 2-0 hitter and support came from five Innings before a crowd of last year, became the sixth Red shoH. right field wall. Chicago 26 46 .367 19 Mets wrapped up a five-game the athletic program and make Frank McCoy ^brings hla Ver Two of her sons have been Tbursday;^ "but I’m playing ‘*'® “ '"®: rookie Bill stand. lead when the Pirates erupted the plate by Rick QuentaJs’ two 20,548 at Fenway Park 'ihurs- Sox hurler In the 10th and 'Ihe lmst the Red Box could do Milwaukee 23 '40 .338 20 sweep, with an 8-3 triumph adjustments wherever neces non Orioles to town to battle good enough to win. When I do, Brask; Grier Jones, and Tom In the ninth. Bob Robertson’s hits and Glen Madsen’s two day. Then the Orioles caught up hurled three strong Innings. He after thkt.waa Billy ConlgUari>’s Moriartys. Action starts at 6 the target of basketball nmrsday’s Results TTiursday and took a U4-game "Not only did they get the with Boston pit hlng and went deserved a better fate before he solo homcR starting the 14th, sary. Cheney’s athletic pro- coaches. I hope It’s Dow Jones. my Aaron. breaks, the Cubs had six errors ‘ '"‘P'®’ Oliver’s double and a RBI’s gram has not kept In step with o’clock. Seats will be at a pre Baltimore IS, Boston 8;, 14 In- lead over the reeling Cubs on to a I3;8 victory in 14 Innings, tired and had to give way to Cal Hiat was tro, little too late as Mrs, McMillen took notes on He Bu'rveyed toe somewhat Bob Menne, Dick Carmody nings It’s quite * slump longest of several defensive mental “ ‘‘P'® ®‘‘ '’® tled the Guy Tolly had two of the los- mium . . . Jerry Katona will and Billy Maxwell shot 67s 'Hie Red Sox collected 18 hits, Koonce m the Orioles exploded Moe Drabows^, the seventh area technical schools In the the technique of recruiters from surprised faces of toe Cleveland New York 3, Cleveland 1 the season at seve^’ games. In- >«?««« series, but they ®®°[® and Mike Mc- past decade. Handle the scoring and write while those in toe 68 group In including four b y George Scott for six runs In the 14th. Baltimore pitcher gs the Orioles ups for Manchester’s American more than 200 colleges, who In reporters than hastily added, Detroit 2, Washington 1 cludlng last Sunday’s double advantage of every oppor- ^ay, Richie Hebner hit two RBI’s and three by Carl Yastrzemski. The Red Sox had a runner In employed all but tmee of their recent months besieged her son, cluded Bert Greene, Tom Wels- V.F.W. 102 Olx—4-7-2 Legion baseball team this’^sum- "Of course, I’d like to win here, California 7, Chicago 3 loss to St. Louis, and a collapse ‘ unity which presented Itself. *^® ihe winning However, the Orioles managed scoring position in every Inning 25 players, picked up the victory ' O ff the Cuff Tom, with offers to come to too.” kopf. Bob Charles, Bob Murphy, Milwaukee 4, Minnesota 1' Moriartys 000 003^-3-3 mer .... Lost Sunday’s Souto Frank Beard and Mason Ru out of the league lead the BrmfiB . "There’s no question we miss » ^ 21 and earned a split of a four- after the ninth. However, they with five Innings of .clut^ relief Officials of the Manchester Windsor - Manchester Leglm , their Institutions of higher learn Today’s Games Plerro and Barber; Hlers, Dow Jones late this summer dolph. _Defending _ _ champion held for 83 days. Randy Hundley (Injured catch- p h i u - E X ^ S — Eagleson, Nelswanger and game aeries. couldn’t come through with the work. Jaycees Golf Committee deserve baseball game was run off In ing. She and her husband, a Oakland (Hunter 11-5) at Mil Elsewhere In the NL, Pitts- er). but our hitting and pitchine -ri... nuuir , - , itlst, aren't happy with what Is the richest stop on toe pro^i^jharles Coody hadI* ^ a... 72 \^0ll Gronato. a slap on the wrist for being In one hour and 40 minutes, which lour, a 3300,000 event with k back waukee (Xjockwood 0-4), N burgh rallied for three runs in have been terrible when wf vvln^na/^n on a theXsaw. the embarrassing position last jg excellent time for nine In- 160,000 prize to toe winner. „ Among toe missing are California (May 4-4) at Kansas the ninth Inning and beat St. needed either. There’s only one BvrQn'*^Browne rtro i INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Lev Spencer Hurls Shutout Tuesday of having to disqualify nings. a nasty, dirty busi City (BuOer 2-6), N Louis 3-2 and Philadelphia guy delivering goods. Jim Hick drove in Don Hole-in-One ness," Said Dr. McMillen. "The Hinson ran tn a 40-foot birdie cently crowned U S. Open ey, who singled, was sacri- Mark Demko pitched the Law the annual tournahient winner, Minnesota (Kaat 6-5) at Chi- edged Montreal 3-2 In 11 In- man. Take Ron Santo. I’ve nev- yers to a 2-1 victory over Experiencing the thrill of Fred Marshall, because he was bad publicity hurt our family. putt on the »to green to break champion Tony Jacklln, A^old cago (Miller 2-3), N nings. The Los Angeles-Atlanta el" seen Santo in such a slum ced to second and reached Short Stuff We are grier^rteken. I suppose out of a logjam of players and paimer, Jack Nlcklau^ Billy third on a wild pitch. Stevenson’s Esso last night at getting a hole-ln-one yester over age. Best thing In the fut- Cleveland (Hand 2-6) at De- game was rained out. this long." day at Connecticut Golf Land ure for the Jayoees to preyent , O®®'’*®^ Cochran, Norm La- It's right thatXthe parents get take sole control of the lead casper and Gary ^ e r , all Browne also hit a two-run hom Verplanck Field. The loss keeps Moriarty Hit Parade, trolt (Nlekro 7-8), N * , . , ^ / waa Barbara Richmond, The any recurrence would be foXall '° ‘“ ^®’ George Pelletier and the blame. I do hot want to- be preparing for toe ^ l a h Open, It was Hickman who account er in the second and made a the gasmen In first place, but Baltlmore (McNally 10-6) at METS CUBS — only a game ahead of Nor Herald’s Vernon reporter. hoys to bring their birth certlH- Marlnelll, all of Manches- quoted further.’ ’ \ matched 86s. - „ their A bsence toat Washington (Coleman 5-5), N ed for all three Cub rup^as Jer- leaping catch of Rusty Staub's You might say the Mets stole ry Koosman rode mans. Stevenson’s Is 9-6, Nor Mrs. Richmond aced the cates and check th6m out before ‘ ®’"’ *’® duckpln The McMlIlens timied their They included Lee Trevino, prompted Tounlament Director Boeton (Peters 4-7) at New -run sec- drive in the sixth and turned It mans 9-6. ----- Sixth Straight Win short 10th hole, the chip shot eaoh,^tees off on the day of the t>owler8 taking part in the sea- anger on recruiting practices who .said he had to win 32,000 Paul Warren to press Trevino to York (Waslewskl 1-0), N first place, from the dazed Cubs, ond Inning to his rd victory in Into a double play. Staub horn- swiping 10 bases In the five- Demko struck out 10 batters hitting the green and rolling tournJiy. . . Yale's football team soinbonus tourney Saturday of alter their 6-foot-lO inch son who this week to break eyen; Dave enter the ^ent he had planned Saturday’s Games seven decisions. Hickman-ered for the Expos In the first,, •will pUiy. Boston University and “ »® Connecticut Bowling Oper- scored 3,606 points for Mansfield Hill, playing toe 6,661-yard par- to sk lp .^ /______game set, which was a financial slammed a/two-run homer In his ninth. and got the only hit for the win In. Oakland at Milwaukee, N ners. a double to drive in the Power-laden bats swung by Moriarty Br6s. players ex Trinlty In pre-season controlled Danbury. First High signed a letter of intent ib. California at Kansas City ploded again last night for the second time this week in For the feat, witnessed by scrlmmiages. , The clash with Pl^oe will be worth 36(X) . . . enter the University of North winning run. two other members of the Minnesota at Chicago I»sing pitcher Dan Socha Hartford Twilight League play and the result was a 9- B.U., one of the East’s top Meanwhile, the state’s leading Carolina. State Amateur ^ t le to Kask Cleveland at Detroit threesome, Mrs. Richmond "TTiat boy is not going with struck out 13 batters. He also 0 success over New Britain at Dillon Stadium. Last squads last fall, will take place women bowlers will be taking NEW BRITAIN, Conn. (AP) his ball to rest within a foot of Baltimore at Washington, N Peterson Tuesday night the defending ------was presented a small ttephy Sept. 12 at the Yaie Bowl . . . P^rt ‘n the Gllberto Handicap our blessings,” said Mrs. Mc iedtime Thoughts tossed a one-hitter. Socha got by Pro A1 Gayson. - The 68th Connecticut Stat^ “ r* ®VP- Boston at New York Stevenson’s only hit. league champs smothered La- Channel 30 will carry the major Tournament this Weekend at the Millen, "We absolutely will not paw Ray LaGace to pitch It was the 10th hole-ln-one Amateur Golf crown went/ to Kask’s birdie on toe hole beat National League ' Lawyers OlO 010- 2-1-1 league all-star baseball, game Holiday Lanes . . . John Cana- sigh the grant, now or ever,” East Division Milagrosa of Hartford, 10-3,. un against the Orioles. LaGace this season at the popular on Tuesday night, July 14 from vari, director of athletics at she said with a tone that Fred Kask of W ethe^eld ^-year-old Duke Unl- Stevensons 000 010-1-1-1 verslty student from Waterbury — der a barrage of hits and runs. starred at Boston College this par three course, the second New York 37 31 .644 Beeo] Reality on Field Demko and Lodge; Socha and Cincinnati starting at 7 :30. Greater Hartford Community smacked finality. Thursday, after Kask/ played y^ho was a quarterflnallst In too Chicago 36 32 .622 The latest success for Play spring. Buzz McCord or Gary by a woman golfer. • • • College, has been elected vice Maybe Mrs. McMillen is sav 1% Morlarty. even par golf for 3^ holes at tournament last year. Pittsburgh 37 35 .614 2 ing Manager Gene Johnson’s Kinel Is expected to get the nod |{0|.0 ’ 0 T h e r e president of the Connecticut ing her best shots for that artl- NEW YORK/(AP) I dreamed I was telUng some cause Mel . (Stottlemyre) has Shuttle Meadow Ohintry Club. After falling two holes down St, Louis 32 36 .471 5 for the Invaders. Once again reports have been ^m munlty College Athletic ecle she may write. Neither she Fritz PetersopAareams______of writers about this dream I had been, pitching better than I AMERICAN LEAGUE charges was the sixth in sue- He defeated Hjemy Cashin of ‘ ° Kask after toe first three Phlla, 31 36 .463 6^4 Lieag^e Champion Sears wets ^ i t-» i* ^ Happeny Stars, received that the Uttle League Conference for the 1970-71 aca- nor her husband would say why pitcher a residents, 1no-i President ..." have,” he said. "If they were to Hop Brook. 7 ahd 6 In a 36-hble holes, Cas)iln settled down to Montreal 26 43 .377 1U4 stopped last night at WadtWI Following an opening ab r h e rbt baseball diamond at Buckley year . . . Two former they didn’t want Tom to go to Dreamer or not. Peterson is take two pitchers from one Polasid, sa match. Kaslv^was never behind make eight pars In a row, but West Division torcyclesMets. Field by Dillon Ford l-o "61S ‘"®®" 6 1 1 0 0 Crispino’s Win Field is in a “ deplorable, dls- Central Connecticut State Col- North Carolina of the Atlantic taking a reaU tic approach to team, then I guess I'd have a Rionden, ri. 4 3 1 0 0 In any ot the five matches It Kask made a 12-foot birdie putt Cincinnati 49 21 .700 — Roy White’s reveries are Mike Mollett's no-hitter. Earlier rolUng along in high gear. Mor PoTteus, If. 4 1 1 0 0 graceful, unsafe condition ’’ The basketball captains, Fran Coast Conference. his chances for a berth on the chance. took to ynn toe tournament. on toe iBth to increase his lead Los Angeles 40 30 .671 9 made/)f simpler stuff. in the week Sears clinched the iarty’s head the Eastern Di- Marinoi 2b, 4 1 3 0 2 Crispino's Supreme Foods field Is badly In need of Im- F’ranglone and Ron Pringle, will 'The 18-year-old McMillen AL All-Star team . . . despite his “ I’d really like to make the R. Johnson, 2b, U U 0 0 0 He gpdbbed toe lead Thursday to three up, and he won another Atlanta 36 31 .637 11V4 s, I’ve had a few dreams tltle. vision standings. Carlson, of, 4 1 1 0 1 (1-1) scored twice In the seventh mediate attention, which has ‘*® Hack on campus In the Men’s signed a letter of intent for best start ever. All-Star team. It's always been Cheeky, 3t>, by wthning the second and third when Cashin boggled toe 16to. a. Fran. 32 37 .464 16V4 but not like the ones Fritz Sears hurler Mike Murphy ‘^'*1 I ’®'’ Spencer went the 0 0 0 0 1 inning to come from behind to been the case for weeks. . . Physical EducaUon Depart- North Carolina Wednesday I don t think I'll make it, be- one of my dreams.” Johnson. 3b, 3 1 3 0 1 hoi built It to five up at toe Kask went five up with a two- Houston 31- .40 .437 18Mi^ as,” White said Thursday night gave up only two hits, one by h*** against the Slomcenaky, lb. 9 3 1 0 0 defeat Sillitter-Holden last night Night tennis at Charter Oak " ’ ®"‘ - PHngle will also coach night at an Informal party In El Wldholm, c, a <1 0 of 18, and was never Putt birdie on toe par five leto San Diego 30 44 .405 21 after driving in all the New MoUett and Richard Kos liad a Hardware City crew and scat 0 0 in the Jaycee Couront Senior Park ts expected to be allowed “ ‘ ® basketball squad . . . mira, N.Y. He said the school Bryoxu, c, 0 0 U 0 0 , (‘HemUl rtM>to by Silver) In trouble lliursday’s Results Vork runs as the torrid Yankees single. . tered six hits, all singles. Spencer, p. a 0 1 0 1 Division Loop at Bloomfield in another week to 10 days. The Gov. John Dempsey has desig- met his requirements Ixith aca In toe afternoon hole. -The afternoon round was Hits Safely in 20 Straight High, 7-6. SNAPPER— It took all six hands of these Manchester youngsters to hold a 20- INSERT relatively uneventful. Philadelphia 3, MonttreaJ 2, 11 clipped Cleveland 3-1 for Peter The only score resulted when Bruce Marino' had a fine Totals courts will have meters for af- nated June 28-July 4 as Safe demically and athletically. 33 9 10 0 6 ,pound turtle that was captured alive tit Saulters Pond Wednesday night. Chris The 36-year-oId computer pro- Victory came on the heels of innings son’s 10th pitching triumph of Rob Schatzman walked, stole showing at the plate with two TWo walks in the seventh texdark use. It will be Interest- Boating Week in Connecticut . . . Apparently they don’t meet New York 8, Chicago 3 the season. hits, one a booming triple. He Falcons (4) inning and John Durig’s double mom and pop’s standards. Godreau, Gary Tufikington and GeorgeSHaines spied the snapper as the pond grammar clinched toe match two years of frustration fqr second base and scored on an ab r e rbl Ing to see how long it will be GHO field will Include Bob Pittsburgh 3, St. Louis 2 "I had a- dream this year Infield error. knocked In two runs and scored Bucherl, 2b, over the drawn in ‘ infield beforeXtoc meter boxes are Lunn, currently the No. 4 man Whatever their reasons, the was being drained. After this photo was tiiken the boys released their catch. with a sensational tee shot on Kask, who lost In toe finals of Alomar bn Hot Skein one. Gene Johnson also came G-regorezyk, cf, brought in two runs to provide McMllIens have thro'wn a fatal toe 131-yard 3lst hole, bringing the last two state amateurs. Los Angeles at Atlanta, rain where the bases we¥e loaded, Dillons 001 OOx—1-2-1 Schmarr, rf, broken into and the cash re- on ‘ he PGA money-winning list, Today’s 1 Games the count was 3-and-2 and I kept NEW YORK (AP)— DiMaggio he is not, but Sears OOO 000-0-0-3 through with a two-hit perform Oorsaletti, the Foodfnarket with the tying moved . . . There are no imme- Lunn Is the V... PAGE SEVENTEEN A N \ MANCTtESTER EVENING HERAfD.\MANCHEStER> CONN.. ERIDAY, JUNE 26, 1970 ------PAGE'/SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. 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WITH SOME KIDS TOY, 11 Downcast 37 City in do not lessen the value of the advertisement will not be ONLY $1295.00 f.o.b. angle Mfg. Co., 100 Winder- '1/ 20 Kxpunger F"ranee (2 52 Mature 19 Biblical 53 Feminine eorreeted by "m ake good” Insertion tympany offers ^ood wages, mere Ave., Ellington. 22 Harem room country words) 24 Powerful 39 Fislr sauce name Pre-owned Specials excellent working condi explosive 21 Commotion 23 Again 42 Roman 54 Prophet (Rockville, Toll Free) 1968 Franklin 19ft. Like new - tions, convenient free park- 25 Roman 25 Of best goddess of 55 Retch Carpeted, spare tire, rim & . ing and an excellent free I "pHinaSevi *• fY|t(5r«'.c.i [^3UGHiMG it goddess of dawn 57 Body of v>»ter MILLWORK MAN crops quality (coll.) 643-2711 875-3136 rack. benefit program. Apply: f UHNWI* w, Tw ut »t t 6 7 8 lo 11 28 Roman T“ 2 3 r - 5 ------—^ 1068 Layton 16ft. Pressure wa- For pre-hung door and trim goddess of hunting 13 14 AutOlnobil*S For Sal* 4 -tw -TolIet, Fumace, very clean. «5H0KTEN '' FIRST NATIONAL shop. Pay scale based dn ex 32 Card game perience, Paid vacations and BY J. B. WILLIAMS 16 1/ 1989 Avalon Lil Tyke. Sleeps 6. STORES, INC. OUT OUR WAY 33 Network 15 1969 BUICK Wildcat, 2-door, holidays. Alflb other benefits. ONLY $995.00. 35 Felt regret .8 21 HERALD hardtop, power steering, pow PARK & OAKLAND Call or apply to Mr. Dar- 36 Terminates 18 ..‘y.T-fU-jL: PUT TOOSAII WHICH ■ er brakes, bucket seats, auto 1967 Spitfire 10ft. Pick up Coach Business Services Rpofing— Siding "1 6 Floor Finishing 24 AVENUES cey. 6-a.s C O R N E R I 38 Stop! •a 23 1 / . \ I ‘■•a® o u o t e ' o n o u i 40 Masculine ■ 1 BOX LETTERS matic transmission, very low —Fully equipped. it^ mo HtA, If, T R u l Nr. otf ANNIVERSARY ILL I ALWAYS 31 Offered 13 EAST HARTFORD, nickname 25 26 27 29 30 mileage. 646-3166. BIDWEIJj Yjom e Improvement FLOOR SANDING, and refinlsh- s. TA K E MDU T O THOUGHT YOU 1986 Starcraft Cqmp Trailers— WIPCO MILLWORK, INC. ‘'^VOUR FAVORITE /VlEANT S T U S 41 Roman ■ For \oui ORGAN and stereo service o t Co. Expert\ Installation of ing , (specializing In older • CONN. 73 Tolland Tpke. DAVY JONES BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS S h o p f y u goddess of 32 Choice of 2. S P O T F O R DAR'N'GRILL j ■ ■ Informatimt 1970 CHEVY Nova, 11,000 miles. tered by professional electronic aluminum aiding, gutters and floors I. In and outside. paint- Manchester, Conn. LUNCH,THE LITTLE ACKO^ K hearth 40 Excellent condiUon. $2,300. 876- 2 36 w service. For appointment call trim. Roofing l^tallation and lng,,Celllng3. No job loo small, WE’LL FIND QUIT GAWKING, PLACE AROUND TH'STREET.' 43 Shrieked THE HBR.tUD WlU not FEMALE with general office 649-5295 HOW DID A KID IS HE ? ■ ■ 9676. after 6:30, Mr. James Chartler, repairs. 649-6405, B!(6-9109. John Verfallle, 649-5750. OUT... IF HE’S AND GET MOV THE CORNER/" N 'W H A T IF 45 Pull with 41 44 dlsclnoc Identity of RECTOWN U.S.A. experience to work In small of GET INTO A SPOT THE GHOPGANG force STILL ALIVE/ ING...WE'VE W ■ .uiy adverii.ser using' box CHEVROLET, 1963, Belalr sta "Your Kind of Dealer". 617-1303. CATCH ME IN V 47 Observe 46 46 P & S ROOFING and“\ repairs fice. Salary open. Apply in per------L IK E T H A T ? GOT TO GET ^ letters. Readers answer tlon wagon, V-8, standard, son at Glastonbury Dyeing & DISHWASHER, part-time, eve- T H A T ^ 48 Anchored ■ Route N. 6 West Willimantic Ct. CUSTOM MADE slip coverB, done realistically. Freb\ esti HELP, q u ic k ; PLACE 51 Roman 48 49 50 1 5. 52 53 54 ing blind box ads who good condition, $400. 643-4082. Bonds— Stocks— Flnlshlng Co., 64 Addison Rd., "Inga. Must be over 18. Call ■ desire to protect their Open Weekday Evenings Till 10 $82 - $129, In the convenience mates. Call anytime, 64^516, goddess of 58 of your living room. Choose Mortgages 27 Glastonbury. 643-1415. vegetation 55 56 57 identity con follow ' 1111, 1965 FORD oust .*"#500, gray, , 849-2373. \ 55 Pikelike fish procedure' V-8, 2-door, good condition, from over 200 exciting prints/ s4 GO 61 ROOKING and roof repair.^ 56 American $595. 649-8130. EAGLE Apache trailer, (hard Grant’s of Vernon, 872-9171. (ORTGAGES — .1st and 2nd SEWING MACHINE inventor 6i 64 Enclose your reply lo Coughlin Roofing Co., Inc. 643- n the box in an envelope — top), excellent condition. Rea XypiNG and mlmeog/raph artgages— Interim financing COMPUTER OPERATOR 58 Stratagem BUICK 1965 Skylark, aqua, 2- sonable. Call 649-5079. 7707. jdlent and confidential OPERATORS 59 Be sick address to the Cla-sslfied work. Pick up and delivery. Manager. ManchusLci door hardtop, 4-speed, buckets, senribe^ J. D. Real Estate WANTED (Newspaper Enterprise Assn.) top condition. $950. 643-3792. MOBILE HOME OWNERS — 649-1125. Experienced women needed Evening Herald, together ...Assoc. 6Wt6129. by established garment with, a memo listing the Large, landsgaped lots for rent WASHING machines repaired, -'-934 MG Midget roadster, ^wire Roofing ond firm. Pension plan, profit For 12:30-8:30 shift. To op companies you do NOT to couples. Swimming pool and Maytag, RCA, and Kenmore, MORTAGES, loans, first, wheels, new carpeting. Asking Chimneys 16-A sharing, group insurance' erate Burroughs B-300 ays- ■ CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER want to see your letter clubhouse. Located in lyians- Fast service, reasonable rates. second, third. All kinds. Realty Your letter wlu be de $600 or best offer. 80 Ralph and other fringe benefits. tern. Burroughs experience field™near UConn. Call Mrs. Call 643-4913, 647-1719. statewide. Credit rating* un stroyed If the advert’ser ltd,, off Hillstqwn Rck, 647-1880. ROOFING — Specializing re Apply: not necessary but prefer Tuttle, Jensen’s Inc., Southing pairing roofs of all kinds, new necessary. Reasonable. Con is one you’ve mentioned, ton, 1-628-0317. l a w n s maintained, rubbish tidential, quick arrangements ably should have some ex WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE (f not it will be handled 1966 TEMPEST custom, 2-door roofa, grutter work, chimneys MANCHESTER MODES perience on second genera taken to dump. Stones put Alvin Lundy Agency, 527-7971 in th§ u.sual manner hardtop, 6 cylinder automatic, cleaned and repaired. 30 years' tion hardware. Good work A-lfc around shrubbery, keep weeds ,.983 Main St., Hartford. Eve INC. $600. 649-7927, after 3:30. experience. Free estimates. ing conditions, excellent sal out. For free estimates, 649- nlngs, 233-6879. THI9ISHOUSTON ^^OCKETFUEL EQUATION Motorcycles Call Howley 643-5301, 644- PINE ST. ary and benefits Including THE NEWLYWEDS’ 1965 GTO convertible, good con 18^8 after 6 p.m. SPACE CENTER... Bicycles 11 8333. MANCHESTER, CONN. a tuition reimbursement pro Lost and Found 1 dition, $1,100. Call Dave, 649- gram after one year’s em S T O P 8576. Private Instructions 3 \ SECRETARY — Receptionist ployment. For further In REWARD'— Lost Dog, Andover Household Services T H E BY FRANK O’NEAL 1970 HONDA, CB 450, two "Hweded for doctor’s office In luiformation ,.,u,nuii *.^..* contact0.*.,. the ----- Per- SHORT RIBS area. Collie Shepherd cross. Li MUST SELL — 1966 Ford Fair- Offered 13-A Heating and Plumbing 17 WILL TUTOR elementary chil months old. Call 649-1641. I^ncjiester. Applicant must -.-sonnel Department, Man- COUNT cense No. 120U. Long brown lane G.T., 390, 4-speed, 4:11 h.'i-hbh.'^-f-rOh.-I^Q 4-319.7/if^ fT)' & xve. GOT .&OTH COUNTRIES HAVE SAM WATSON Plumbing and dren in your home or mine. be a good typist, shorthand la cheater Memorial Hospital, hair, answers to name of Lady. p: si, 3 dueces, dual point Mal TWO handymen want a variety Experienced teacher. Special It.'' t KNOW WHAT we: HAVE PROTEST MARCHERS WHO ARE Heating. Bathroom remodeling not rlecessary. Hours 9-6 Mon- 646-1222, Ext. 243. DOWN/ K'^+6-3le^+ ll.23l?-b0.06t= Q. Contact: Crane, Jurovaty Rd., lory ignition, more. $800. 643- "45" H-D CHOPPER, partially of jobs by day or hour. We IN COMMON «WnV\ AMERICA.' A6A]NST(;D/ERNM£NT POUCV.' and repairs. Free estimates. training. Experienced in learn day - 'Thursday, alternating Andover. 742-9650. 8854. finished. Asking $200. 643-8864. clean yards, attics and cellars. ing disabilities, emotional, per =0 Call 649-3808. FridayX* i lUCbjr andCUSU Saturday, 9-3. Ref______' Reasonable. Call 643-5305. ceptual and remedial reading LOST - Passbook No, 99817 1967 PLYMOUTH Barracuda, erences required. Please reply WANTED reliable person to GRANT’S Plumbing Service — and math. 649-0871. Savings Bank of Manchester. excellent condition, ' new tires, CUSTOM made draperies, slip Box K, Manchester Herald. mow lawn, Porter St. Call 643- 1966 TRIUMPH Bonneville, Free estimates, plus quality D - U '\ i f ^ 7 7/e -= ^ y ( 4 - . 2 ; ! 0 ( x ) ^ Application made for payment. $1,300. 649-8821. chopper, Call 646-3424. covers and reupholstering. V ------8436. Budget terms. Established in work. 643-8341. MAKE 30 per cent and up on LOST — Passbook No, 6-171 1965 DODGE Dart convertible, YAMAHA,%rand new, 90 cc’s 1945. Days, 524-0154, eve Schools and Classes 33 commissions. Save 30 per cent Savings Bank of Manchester. very good condition. Must sell. twin cylinder. $439. Seymour nings, 649-7590. and up on your own' needs. ~ BULLDOZER OPERATORS BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Application made for payment. $395. or best offer. 277-3217 Motorsports, 681 Main St., M il^lnery^ Show Holiday Ma|rfc cos Legal Notices dayo, 872-9281 evenings. Manchester. LIGHT TRUCKING, cellar and NEEDED NOW metics. Generous commission I THOUGHT YOU MIGHT WHAT ARE V STOP PLAYING INNOCENT, l o s t — Passbook No. ' 102023 attics cleaned, odd jobs, lawns, Dressmaking 19 on every order. Small invest WANT TO RECONSIDER... YfOU TAUKINC \ WINNY. WOULD YOU CONSTRUCTION IS BOOMING Savings Bank of Manchester. 1961 OLDSMOBILE F-85 ., sta- CB 160 HONDA, excel- trees cut and removed. 643- IN VIEW OF YOUR LFTLE ABOUT? THIS 1 CARE TO SEE THE PROOF? 1966 DRESSMAKING and alterations ment In product. Phone 649- LIMITATION OBDEB J Application made for payment. tion wagon. Asking $126. Call lent condition. $350. Call 649- 6000. Earn top pay. Complete resident 8415 between 10-6 p.m. AT A COURT OF PROBATE, AFFAIR WITH THE DAUGHTER IS ABSURD.' tH&\lR6 RUM TREEOU RS done in my home, reasonable. held at Manchester, within and for 646-3766. 0610. training program. Part and full I YOUR NEIGHBOR. ARE. ALL UP IM 6lBEP.\N. Prompt service. Call 649-1133. W A N T E D Clerk-Typists, p re -' |Se^ ^iHtrJct on the FOUND — Black, brown, and REWEAVING of bums, moth- time. Cla.sses forming now. LIC. white male hound. Call Dog 1963 DODGE Dart, station wag holes, zippers repaired. Win School, call 1-225-8719 anytime. ferably with billing experience. ’present, Ron. John J. Wallelt. Warden, 646-4555. on, radio and heater. Best HONDA S 90, 1965, excellent dow shades made to measure, Apply in person. M illers Falls LucUle B. Jacobs, a-k-a - c x offer, must sell, moving. Call condition. Call 643-2223. all size Venetian blinds. Keys Moving— rucking— Co 4*v.Ftrogress D rive, M an- Lucille' M. Jacobs, late of Manchea- FOUND — White male poodle made while you wait. Tape re chesto^^ud^strlal Park. We te^^n »'„!^„Dlstrlci,^d_«eased.^^ 643-7334. ------— Storage 20 Help Wanted— type dog. Coll Andover Dog corders for rent. Marlow's, 867 are an eqtiSl 'Opportunity em- 125 J BrooWleld St.. Mancheater. Warden,- 742-7194. convertible , I960 Chevrolet Main St., 649-5?2L MANCHESTER — Delivery- Female 35 4 - ^ Impala in running condition. Businers Services ployer. ____*"*o{i^R ^D *^That three months light trucking and package de . from V the Iwh day of June. (&'>V70 hf NCA. Uc^ TJ4 . lUf- U.S. fat. OH. WINDOW CLEANING done at $150, Call 649-6436. J Offered 13 livery. Refrigerators, washers D R IL L E R — F irs t shift open- and the same are limited U Announcements 2 ____------special low rates. Fast, effi- LPN — Part-time or full-time, and stove moving, , specialty. inp- in our drilline department, and allowed for the creditors wltoln ‘Sorry about waking you up, Mr. Higgins, but the 1960 RAMBLER American auto- xWO YOUNG married men service. Call for free 7-3, 3-11. 640-4619. ^ Annlv at which to brlntf in their claims SMALL b a n d —The Sof-Tones, Folding chairs for rent. 649- experience desirable. Apply at g^ld estate, and said ex- air conditioner quit and I got worned when niatic transmission, good run will do small repair jobs and estimates. 646-4220. M ultl-Clrcuits, Inc., 50 H a rri- ecutor Is directed. to slve__publlc you'didn't come down to complain!” now available for club dances, ning condition. $100. Call 643- painting, also cellar cleaning 0752. notice to the creditors to bring in weddings, office parties, etc. ,W/)JTRESS wanted full or part- son St., Manchester. theirUIUII claimsL-I44I11IO withinT» said lime----- —ol- 4722. and light trucking. Call 646- lowed by publishing a copy of this MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD Mature musicians. Call 643- 2692, 646-2047. Building— time. Call Tolland. 876-9960. order In some newspaper having a 6057. , EXECUTIVE’S 1989 Ambassa- _____ circulation In said probate district Contracting 14 Pointing— Papering 21 CLERK-TYPIST, experienced within ten days from the date of OF COURSE, THEIR VOCABULARY SHE DIDN’T SAY NOPEj DAN IS IN SPAIN — dor 4-door sedan. Power steer- j u n k CARS removed. Ask for Legol Notice 9 — — Hrntro . . rr full-time. Requires good typing this order and return make to ,Inis IS LIM ITED-BUT STILL, IT GIVES ANYTHING ABOUT AND I GUESS THE MARRIAGE STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF ing, power brakes, duel drive Dave or leave message. $15. DORMERS, garages, porches, THERE’S no job small enough. court of the notice g l v ^ ^ ^. THE TEACHERS USE THE METHOD Y ME SO MUCH HOPE FOR DANNY./ HER HUSBAND, DID IS ON THE ROCKSI Personals rear-end, automatic transmis Try us! Exterior and interior skills and some dictation back JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. OF TRAINING WE'VE READ ABOUT, ) rHAT'S per car. 875-6359. rec rooms, room additions, ORDER OF HEARING -A X, AND IF NOT FOR YOU, MICKEY, I sion, radio, air-conditioned. ground. Apply Iona Mfg. Co., ON SETTLEMENT MtCKEY— OPERANT CONDITIONING' \6REAT/ "^..THE important POTEET WAS J U S T ^ YOUR NATURE BOY THOUGHT J painting. Low rates. Free N WOULD NEVER HAVE KNOWN NOEL ADAIR Dry Skin Foot kitchens, add-a-levels, roOfing, THING TO ME IS THAT DRIVEN BACK FROM 5ERTV THE X-RAY MACHINE WAS Low mileage. Excellent condi- TREE SERVICE (Soucier) Unit of General Signal Corp.,^ OF GUARDIAN’S ACCOUN’T TWO OF THE BOVS WHO HAVE BEEN ABOUT THIS' V • siding, general repairs. Quality estimate. Hamco Painting. 528- STATE OF CONNECTICUT, DI^ I RECRUITED YOU HAVING X-RAYS OF SOME SORT Of PUNISHMENT Creme, lubricants for callous tion. $2,500. 649-9766. Trees cut, building lots clear Regent St., Manchestef. WITH MISS DEER FOR THREE YEARS workmanship. Financing avail 8745. TRICT o f MANCHESTER, PRO ARE NOH SPEAKING! AND POTEET FOR BECAUSE SHE DID NOT COM- es, hard dry skin, rough heels, ed, trees topped. Got a tree BATE COURT, Juno 16, 1970. THE CENSUS JOB 'Lete her census legs. Softens and soothes tired 1966 DODGE . Dart, 2-door hard- .problrm! Well worth . phone able. Economy Builders, Inc. INSIDE —outside painting. Spe WOMAN for shirt press unit. In Ihe matter of the estate or AND YOU SURVIVED.' John Henry Hackett of Manchester INVITATION feet. Quinn’s Pharmacy, 873 top, V-8, automatic transmis- 742-8252. 643-6159, 872-0647 evenings. cial rates for people over 65. Apply Fisher Cleaners, 325 in said DUtricl, a minor. Main, Manchester. sion, -'rSdio, power steering, ’ ------Call my competitors, then call Broad St. / Present, Hon. Jo)m J. Wallett. whitewall tires, $1,000. Call LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also NEWTON H. SMITH and S o n - T O BID Remodeling. repairing, addi me. Estimates given. 649-7863. ■^‘rh^ 14lh day of July., 1970. at after 5 p.m., 649-0293. mov^ig large appliances. HAIRDRESSER wanted, apply cloven o’clock In the forenoon m Sealed bids will be received tions, rec rooms, garages, Marlow’s- Beauty Salon, 867 the rooms of said Court In the Automobiles For Sole 4 Burning barrels O.elivered, $4. JOSEPH P. LEWIS — Custom at the office of the Director of porches and roofing. No job Main St., Manchester. Municipal Building In said Mon- 1962 FALCON 4-door. Radio, 644-1776. Painting, interior and exterior, Chester la Is hereby assigned fortor a a General Services, 41 Center' 1969 BONNEVILLE 9-passenger automatic transmission. Clean------, . . ------too small. Call 649-3144. hearing upon the settlement and 3tpeet, Manchester, Conn., un- paperhanging, fully insured. PART-TIME waitress wanted. wagon, top condition. Air- condition. Two new tires. Call ARE YOU looking for a bar- anowanueallowance of the guardian s account ^ HALLMARK Building Co..„,fOr For free estimates call 649- with-satd-estate, and it is conditioned, power brakes and tender mixologist for a party, No Sundays. Call Acadia Res ORDERED; That the guardian of 649-0273. heme improvement, additions, 9658. If no answer- 643-6362. tor seat, automatic transmission, banquet, or wedding. Call us taurant, 649-0898. said estate exhibit said account In rec rooms, house painting, said '5,urt ar“ me diy ind ,'hour FITTINGS & .ACCESSORIES tinted glass, stereo radio, new 1965 LIGHT blue Cadillac, ex Mayo’s Bartending Service. PAINTING arid paperhanging, MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSlON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY garages, roofing, gutters. Free HOURS well spent — Your above mentlhned and that notice of p o p WATER MAIN, tires. $3,500. Call 646-2112. cellent condition, new tires, 643-8696. commercial and residential. the time and place set, for •aona said Bid forms, plans and spec- aiF*conditionlng, stereo tape, estimates. All work guaran spare hours can earn you $$ hcitring hr given, to all Persona Free estimates. Call 644-0842. if you visit local customers known to be Interested In ^ id ifications are available at the ■ THESE ARE JU5T SOME NEE^D CAR? Credit very bad? $1,900. Call after 6 p.m.,. 649- ALL appliances repaired, wash teed.. 646-2527. Bankrupt, repossession? Hon ers, refrigerators, dryers,'elec ROGER painting — interior, with Avon’s wide range of ^ oT r to^beTublifhe'd Z Z in J m e General Servlcee Office, 41 WOW! LOOK A T O F T h e d i a r i e s i k e e p . 5596 or all day Saturday. MASONRY — All types of stone newspaper having a clrchlatlon in tgr Street, Manchester, C3on- est Douglas, accepts lowest tric ranges.. Pai:ts and service magnificent cosmetics and ALL TH05E POOK9! and concrete work. Quality exterior, ceilings, paper hang .sald DistrictSlilUl at least wx,seven . days ,, , WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI down, smallest payments, any ' guaranteed. Prompt, courteous toiletries and gifts. Call ' now ix'fon' the day of 1 WOULDf/r THINK workmanship, ' work guaran ing. Call anytime. 643-0923. Town ' Of Manchester, where. Not small loan finance 1969 DODGE Dart Swinger, 4- service. Call 649-0055. 289-4922. and a like copy to be sent by certi A NOTC7RIOUS teed. Call after 5 , 643-1870, 644- fied mall, on or before June 17. company plan. Douglas Mo speed. Call 643-9939. STEVE PETERS — Exterior 1970, to each of the following named Connecticut , LAOiES'/MAH SHARPENING Ser\’ice — Saws, persona: L. Audrey Knofla. w Clyde Robert B. Weiss, ITfe K IN D O F IT'S ULUSTAS I TVHNKn-llS tors, 345 Main. 2975. painting, free estimates. Will TELEPHONE LIKE YOU COULD &ODK>/, NOT CHECKER 1964 , 4-door “ sedan, knives, • axes, shears, skates, save you money. 289-8110. Road, Manchester. Conn.. General Manager WELL. TH A T STU FF h a s SAVE MONEY! Fast service. Paul R. Marte. Alty.. 576 Main St.. FIND ANY TIME BEING ABLE TO 1969 CORVETTE, 2 tops, low 6 cylinder, automatic, good rotary blades. Quick service. SOLICITORS Manchcster7~^nn., and return make yOOCANtSEB EATEN AWAV Dormers, room addUion.=i, ga- TO READ. S E E • y e a mileage. 7 tires, power steer condition. Make a reasonable Capitol Equipment Co.. 38 b Th MAGOWAN JR. & Sons, to thlSjCou^l. J Judge. ME... M Y C L a m ^ . roofing and Experienced preferred but BECAUeaOFTHE ing, 350. Owner leaving state. offerMW and__ 1 . you..... own... 14. it.OAO 643-2259OOKQ Main 04St., 1$irnnriViaof'1-^Manchester. Hours rage.s. porches, Interior and exterior painting, Compare prices. Ad- will train. Evening and day ; AIR FDL-LOTION, 643-9703. after 6 p.m. daily 7:30-5, Thursday, 7-130-9. siding. paper hanging.'‘ Thirty i-ears Corp., 289- shifts.. Salary plus commis EDSTERw Saturday,. 7:30:4 . 643-7938. A-Level Dormer experience, four generations. 1966 PONTIAC Tempest, 2-door . „ ------0449. Free estimates, fully insured. sion. Call 643-2493. hardtop, V-8, 3-speed standard YOU ARE A-1. Truck is A-1. 643-7361. 6-06 LEON Cleszynskl builder—new R N 's — L P N 's LEGAL transmission, two new tires. Cellars, attics, yards, drive- a l l YEAR 'round clerk, part- homes custom built, remodel $700. 647-9871 after 3:30 on ways sealed and small truck- CONTRACTOR — Interior, ex time, aggressive music lover. Be part of a ohallenglng and growing organlaatton. PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER ing, additions, rec rppms, ga NOTICE weekdays. Ing .done A-1 right. Call Tre- terior-painting, paper hanging. Apply in person at Arrow rages, kitchens remodeled, ------mano Trucking Sendee toll- Discount on wallpaper. Call Stereo, Tape Town, 298 West Non-rotating ahlfts J______U------'------i- ADMISSION bath tile, work. 1965 COMET 202 station wajfon, f^ee. 742-9-«ff. Oscar Hebert. 646-3048. M/ddle Tpke. anytime. DICB. OF ELECTORS 4 new fiberglass tires, 8 cyT'-""''”," -• ■ Steps, dormers. Residential or A d v a n c e to all level* of nuraing .UWAiJ-l Notice is hereby given that i - l i inder, automatic, transmission SHARPENING Service—Saw^ commercial. Call 649-4291. , experienced house paint ACCOUNTS payable depart the Board of Admission of Elec just rebuilt, excellent condi- knives, scissors, garden and ing, very reasonable. Call for ment needs alert "take MEADOW'S WEST tors, of tlie Town of Miuiches- CARPENTRY - concrete steps, r tion. 228-3639. shop tools. Power mowers re free estimates. 1-423-8117. charge" woman good at CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER ■ floors, hatchways, remodeling (CONVALESCENT HOME) ter, will be in ses.sion in the Mu paired and serviced. Pick up figures. Audit and pay bills. 0 ' ■porches, garages, 'closets, cell- HOUSES PAINTEi5 — Interior nicipal Building, Town a e r k ’s FORD 1967 Qalaxle 500 convert- and delivered. Shni’pall, 585 Typing necessary. Pleasant .of 833 Bldwell St., Mancheater, Conn. DON'T GET MB CAUL ME AT THIS REMEMBER..,NO INSIDE CALLS Office, on Wednesday, July 1, ible, power steering, power Adams St. (rear) Manchester, ■TiTIS',"' attics finished, rec and— exterior. Reasonable •49-4511 WKONGiEA^yi I'M NUMBER TO MAKB AT THE PLANT'. IF THE LEAK'S fice. Ideal^spct-for lady east of 1970 from 6.00 P.M. to 8:00 rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth prices. Insured. 643-7026, NOT SAVING THAT X VOUR REPORTS... AS SAP AS I SUSPECT, MV brakes, ^ood condition. Call 643-5306. river looking for new career. P.M;, for the purpose of admit er related work. No job too SUSPECT PK,C(?KNISH PKECISBUY AT 7 PHONE /AAY SB BUGGED I after 4:30, 649-6007. ----- — ...... - HOUSE PAINTING — Interior, We’d like experienced but will OF BEING A t r a it o r O'CLOCK EVERY ting nil persons who are found small. Dan Moron, Builder. exterior: a good clean . job, train right person. Paid insur „.BUT ANVTHING'5^ lo be qualified to be Electors of 1968’ OLDSMOBILE '442. Very JUNK CARS removed, $13. Evenings, 649-8880. reasonable rates. Call 646-1223. ance and pension benefits. Ap the Town Of Mimehesteh good condition, bucket seats, each. Call 872-9433. N. J. LaFIamme — Carpenter ply Mr. Garrity, Hartford Des PRINTING PLANT The Qualifications are as fol 4-speed, very reasonable. 644- EXPERIENCED exterior house MANCHESTER Tree Service. contractor. 'Additions, remodel 0011. painters. Call for appraisal be patch, 191 Park Ave., East lows : Applicant must be a Specializing in tree removal, ing and repairs. Call anytime SECOND SHIFT United States citizen, twenty- tween 6-8 p.m., at 646-2202, Hartford. pruning, slmubs, lots cleared. for free estimates. 878-1642. one (21) years of age, have re • MULTILITH OPERATORS— Experience neceB-.| Fully Insured. Call 649-6422. Help Wan»ed>-Female Ts LANCELOT BY COKER and PENN sided in the Town of Miuiches- Trucks— Tractors 5 WES ROBBINS Carpentry re modeling specialist. Additions, ter for six (0) months, be able CONCRETE work, sidewalks; 1 • BINDERY WORK^IR— Collator experience neces ^ Jllgr FOR LAUGHG, LET'G (o read,In English and take the 1966 GMC“%-ton pick-up, in very patios, etc. Free estimates. rec rooms, dormers, porches, DOTH G ET ON THE MACH INE weigfaf-, 2 8 0 lb&. oath administered by law. good condition. Call anytime, cabinets, formica, butlt-lns, AT t h e g a m e t i m e / Call 742-9791 or 643-4922. PILGRIM MILLS NEEDS sary. Dated at Manchester this 26th 872-9816. bathrooms, kltchfen^^ 649-3446. • WRAPPER—No experience necessary. You are newly STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, day of June 1070. 1962 HALE-TON panel (Chevro Hours— 5 to 12 p.m. m arried. ' Board of Admissions fireplaces, flagstone terraces. POOL owners — Add a deck to Experienced N- You have a sen&e let truck, good running condi All concrete repairs, both In your swimming pool, Custom Top wages, plus liberal benefit' program that in Mildred M. Schaller, tion. Call Personalized Floors L^u, o f humor. LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON Selectman side and outside railings, land- built sundcck will provide cludes a non-contributory pension plan. 649-0258. BOOKKEEPER s William C. Johnson, .scaping. Reasonably priced room for fun and. lounging. Vou are BOTH Free estimates. N. J. Ui- Apply in person or.call m cheapskates. ,ii ■ Selectman Call 643-0851. If you are an experienced gal who can liaiidle double Chester F. Bycholskl, Flamme, 875-1642. entry bookkeepiiig and lake a trial balance, we .«£»IV| v / T Z z r : : ^uto Accessorlesir- LAWN Mowers — Garden trac m I IPS raiNTINO SERVICES, MO. Selectman tors repaired and sharpened. waul to talk to you . . . and you’ll like wliat we have Edward Tomklel, TIresr 6 1 679 M ID D LE T P K E . W EST J Parts and accessories. New to say. Call Mrs. Sbenkmun, Jr. at Town Clerk Roofing— Siding 16 MANCHESTER, CONN. — eW-UM TWO "H" polyglus tires mount and used lawn mowers. Hours ALCOA Siding — trim and gut ed on Keystone mags with 8 to 8, Monday to, Saturday. ters. Reasonable rates. Free 646-4422 lugs, sun tack and S-W gauges. Mini-Motors, 188 (roar) W. t ) I9 M hr NIA, Imt. c«a> */• om I cwp. Q estimates, tSill 649-7681. 6/m.6 O’" m r«« ot. Read Herald Ads Oost $840, asking $125. 643-8864. Middle Tpke., 649-8708. / ■\ \ \) A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE'S'e, 1970 FACE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1970 Resort Property Houses For Sale 72 PAGE NINETEEN Poultry and Supplies 43 Business Loeoflons For Rent For Rent 67 Hous«« For Sal* 72 H o u m s For Sol* ■ Nir ■ ■■ “ ■ __ _ _ _ ! ______SEVEN-ROOM C a p e fo u r b«d- 72 H ou8«$ For Sal* 72 ^Ho u m s For Solo 72 Out of Town Out of Town . .. d-:- ■■------MISQUAMICUT — 4 -room*, rsams, two baths, oversUed PI’TKIN S’lTlEE^ . . . tmly one iCreek Stylists ONE DOZEN laying hens, |1. iNINE-ROOil- Colonial, large For, Sole 75 BERHY’S WORLD MAIN STREET office spaco, fumished and heated, two-car garage. Landscaped of Manchest^s finest homes. Joe I.«mbnrdo has listed an In . For Solo 75 each. Call 649-3071. OFF WEST Center . . . seven- MANCHESTER 6-room Cape, 100 per cent location near\^e^jtjy call 648-0491. ' lot 100x160’. Marlon E. Rob- Priced at /$59,500. and well kitchen, formal dining room,' Aim for Global teresting threo-famlly under room Colonial with largo fam- 4 bedrooms, fireplace, Wad BOI.iTON — 7-room oversized VERNON — Manchester Line banks, alr-condltloned, a u to ------— ^ ------ert’son. Realtor, 648-5968. • worth I t . ^ rooms, 4H baths . . 20’ living room, 114 baths, first- $30,000, In a good location* For Jly,j;aom on first floor. Carpet dell School area, garage, treed Cape, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, Articles For Sale 45 matte fire sprinkler. Apply PRIVACY under the Pines, on __ Call, ithvrlU‘ be a pleasure to floor family room,, 4 bedrooms, 4-bcdroom Garrison Colonials, Fashion Market Little Sebago,, , Lake, Gray, RAYMOND RD. 9-room Oorrl- details call Joe at the Belfiore ing ph/k, baths, garages, lot, $21,600. Hayes Agency, 646- first-floor' family room, fire ADVERTISING tt. Marlow’s, 867 Main St. sh ow ^ U through. T.J. Crock 2-car garage. I-arge lot. $27,-' nlDmlnum siding, ' 2V4 baths, ANTIQUES hand made early Maine, 6 rooms, will sleep 4, Agency, 647-1413. enclosed porches. Owner to re 0131. place. Below replacement, $28,- son Colonial on one acre lot. ett, Aealtor, 643-1577.„ 600. Phllbrlck Agency, Real first-floor family rooms, ga ATHENS (AP) — Greek fooh- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT HOURS American gifts, bottles, fruit OFFICE SPACE, excellent lo-' modem conveniences, $100. Four baths. 4 bedrooms, large locate because of employment. 900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. rage. $33,700. Hwyeii Agency, U & R Built lost year! Job tors, 646-4200. Ion designers are etrlvlng to Jars, etc. _ Expert reflnlshtng. cation, parking, first and sec weekly. Available July 11-26. formal dining room, 24’ living T.J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-■' FOREST HILLS — 646-0131. 8 AJ«. to 4:30 P.M PRfeS’TIGE location' S-bedrbom change necessitates sale! Ten- NORTH COVENTRY — Newer Reasonable.' Trash & Treasure, ond floor available. Electric. Call 644-1983 for further In room, screened porch, 2-car 1677. four-bedroom, 2 % bath^ 2 year make an international mark for /Aanch, formal dining room, room Ra^ed Ranch, 2-car ga • 6 '/ii-rooms Raised Rariel}, largo Wall St., Hebron (Route 316). heat, air-conditioning and Jani formation. old cuatom Colonial. Spi^ned SEVEN-ROOM Split Level, 8 thems'clves this year. ; garage, beaullfuUy landscaped. / den, garage, wooded lot. Bel rage. Two full baths, two fire SUMMIT ST . - 10-room single, paneled family room, ^>.^lre- COPY a.OSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT Open evenings and weekends. torial service available. As low porch, sun deck, aluminum^d- bedrooms, family room, 2-acro For further Information call X Air Real Estate, Vincent Bqg- recently painted, 2'^ baths, JUST LIS'rED placQ, garage. Mid 20's. O ^ - The largest fashion show over as $100 per month:'Call 649- COVENTRY — Lakeside cot places, automatic kitchen. Ing, large beamed celling fam; treed lot, fireplace, garage. «;S0 P.M. DAV BEFORE Pl;BLICATIO^ Phllbrlck Agency Realtors, 646- glnl, Realtor, 643-9332. possible 6 bedrooms. Needs er, 742-6245. held in modern-day Greece ALUMINITM sheets used as 6334, ask for Max Grossman. tage for rent. Call Mitten Agen Lovely, large treed lot. Coun lly rooin, many extras. Ap Priced to sell. Hayes Agency, 4200. try atmosphere In Manchester! redecorating inside .Priced to six-room (,'ape. Immaculate opens July 17. TTie organizer, n«aullnr lor Saturday anil Monday la 4:80 p.in. Fr\0a» printing plates,-.009 thick, 23x cy, Realtors, 643-6930. MANCHESTER — Autumn St., praised In mid 40’s. 647-1835. COVENTRY LAKE Tremen 646-0131. OFFICE SPACE — Pyramid Mr. Zinsser, Belfiore Agency sell. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, Hellenic Fashion institute, has 36” , 25 cents each or 5 for $1 $18,900 RANCH In Manchester, 3-'bedroom ColontaL like new, 8 or 4-bedroom home half a dous value offered in this Jum building, '357 East Center St. - 647-1413.. 643-1677. hired Sally Kirkland, a former YOUR cooperation W n X m J k l 9711 6-13-2711. new furnace, aluminum siding. fireplace, beamed celling liv VALUE conscious? Manchester block to hospital and bus bo sized Coloplal home. E’ea- VERNON ^ BE APPBEC^TED ITf I I Small, modem, air-conditioned Wanted To Rent 68 Flano Agency, 646-0191. ing room, deep wooded lot. 3-fnmlly investment property UNBEATABLE!! fashion editor for Life, and Ann EXCELLENT, efficient and PORTER ST — Just entirely re ASSUMABLE 6 per cent mort- . line bn quiet street. Sensi turcs modem kitchen with office. Secretarial and tele Helen D. Cole, ' Realtor, 643- conveniently located, well Here we offer a seven-room Lambton, a popular fashion economical, that’s Blue Lustre I r k in g l a d y wanu 2 or MANCHESTER Is not fjtwcfrom decorated 8-room English Colo gage, monthly payments $90. bly priced at $21,000. Call bullt-lnH, 2 full baths, 20’ mas phone answering service on . landscaped corner lot. Excep Contemporary home with writer from Ix>ndon. carpet and upholstery cleaner. 3-room unfurnished apartment, 6666 nlal. Boston bound owner .small three-bedroom Ranch. ter bedroom, fireplace, garage. premises. Available June 1st. this 3-bedroom Ranch. Houlie Is tional offering, $37,900. Morri- Suzanne 'Shorts, 646-3233. do'iible garage, 2V4 baths, Mrs. Kirkland says that the Continued From Preceding P09* Rent electric shampooer $1, September 1st or October 1st. Modern kitchen, new furnace. Call quickly on this prime * - Call 647-9903 weekdays, 9 to 5. in excellent condition, wall to TRIM and tidy 5-room Ranch heartbroken at having to sell. city water and city sewer Call 289-6627 after 5 :30. Call and see this cutie. Mitten sqrt Agency, Realtor, 643-1016. J. Watson Beach Heal Es value. $24,900. Phllbrlck Agen "Ideas are young, fresh and de Pinewood Furniture Shop. wall carpeting all but kitchen, with 2 bedrooms and family Two lull baths plus two lava on a large lot for only $35,- Help^Wanted— Male 36 Help Wanted— NEW modem offices. Ideal for Agency. Realtors, 643-6930. tate Co. 647-1660. cy, Realtors, 646-4200. lightful. Even tha%" taken from dishwasher, stove, elc^rlc room, aluminum aiding and a tories! New wall to wall every 900. If modern styling Is ancient designs, whether hand- MOVING — Selling five rooms professionals. Plenty of free CX5UPLB with one child would ______Male or Female 37 hood and refrigerator ^oea where on first floor, even your thing call Mr. Bog of furniture and many other parking. East Center St. loca like four or five large room garage. Only $19,900. Wolver- MANCHESTER - 2 family, 6-5 Immediate Occupancy BOI..TON - Up on Notch Road, woven or not, are as soimiatlcat- WANTED — First class lathe apartment with basement and with property. Has largy lot. ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. kitchen! Finished ninth room with 2 car garage, nice floor high on a cliff overlooking dan for appointment to In ed as they ciui be and the whole REAI. ESTATE Salesmen with items. Garden tools, washer, tion. Call 646-2212. In basenlent. Rusco storms and NOR'TH EIJW St., 2 family du hand for production work. license. Establi.shed office, ex yard. In nice location, for Built in 1966. $22,600. C^H Mit plan including 2 bedrooms, ex plex, 7 large rooms each side, Eastern Conn, sits this attrac spect. 649-5306. Image combined with the elabo dryer, crib, school desks and ten Agency, Reoltors, 643-6930. VIANCHESTER — $18,800 clean screens everywhere. ’Truly, 146 Summit St. sturdy brick Metronlcs, Inc., Route 6 & 44A. cellent commissions. Linsay OFFICE SPACE for rent In August 1st occupancy. Call 1- cellent condition. A good buy. nice condition, 2-car garage, tive 3-bedroom stone ranch. rate Jewelry Of Mlnoon and By chairs, pool table, hi-fi. Call older 5-room Colonial, 2-car ga you must see this to believe It! older home, good condition. Bolton. Realty, 649-9158, 649-0085. Rockville at Northeast Shop 224-8460. MANCHEJSTEai area — 4-room Wolverton Agency, Realtors, lot 100x150. pall Peg Cleszyn- Two-cdr garage, plus another B (Sc W zantine replicas Is complement 644-0250. rage, secondary .flpanclng. Two-car garage, outside play- Living room with fireplace service building . . . nine acres ing.” ping Center, air-conditioning, Ranch In parklike settlngv 2 649-2813. ski. Broker, 646-4291. BOOKKEEPER — Excellent Helen D. Cole, Realtor, 643- yard for children. Lovely lot and bookcase, spacious din In all. One of the best buys In BARROWS and WALLACE Co. DARIC, rich, .stone free, loam, heat and electricity provided. bedrooms, could be 3, 2-car ga Manchester Parkade Mrs. Kirkland recalls that In positjpn for top notch book Business Property 6666. with tall, stately, shade-giving JUMBO SIZE Colonial In execu ing room, den, entrance hall EYVE-BEDROOM Colonial, two the area. T.J. Oockett, Real five-yards, $20. Sand, gravel, Available July 1st. For parti rage. You gotta see It! $16,900. with open stairway, 12x12' Manchester 649-.’5,306 1961. When the Italians began Real Estate '"'Keeper. Ability to perform trees. Call now, Belfiore Agen tive neighborhood ,6 years old. years old, aluminum siding, tor, 643-1577. . stone, fill, manure, pool and cular's call Joe Mertan Agen For Sale 70 Mitten, Realtors, 643-6930. $22,600 DOLL HOUSE, dead-end kitchen, pantry.'Three bed with a "not so well organized” varied bookkeeping function^ cy, 647-1413. modem kitchen, large formal 2>A baths, formal dining room, patio sand. 64J-9504. cy, 875-5798, 872-4289. rooms on second floor, large HEIBRON -r Minutes from Man show, their entrance Into the In without detailed supervision. . ------CONVALESCENT home, long street; 160x150, trees, 6-room .,.dlnlng room, family room with first-floor family room, mod BOLTON 6 room Spilt Level, Caree^ Ranch, breezeway, 2-car ga IVE HAVE a lovely six-room closets.' Bath on each floor. flreplaced living room, tile chester. Iy>vely Ranch on pro ternational fashion scene, was Future potential as Office Man SCREENED loam, processed MANCHESTER — 178 West established business. Always fleldstone fireplace, large em kitchen with built-ins, 2- difficult because "maiiy of them ASSUME rage, Hutchins Agency, Real Ranch on the South end of Screened paUo, full high bath, large kitchen. Excellent fessionally landscaped one-acre ager. Robert J. Pue & Co., 9 gravel, bankrun gravel, sand, Middle Tpke. New building, full, gfreat opportunity for right front-to-back living room with cor garage. $43,950. Philbrick. were not speaking the proper Rapidly expanding business in tors, 640-5324. town In the upper mid-twen basement with laundry condition, treed lot, $20,500. parkllke lot. Bright, airy kitch Elm St., Rockville, Conn. 875- fill, atone. George H. Griffingi ■ 'You'll /love to take your business elsewhere. Penn modem alr-condlflonlng, one. person. For more infomiation, fireplace, half bath. Second ■ Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. language.” She says of the both our resale and new home call Phllbrlck Agency. Real 58/4 % MORTGAGEJ^ ties! For details, Mr. Lombar room. Trees, shrubs, out Hayes Agency 646-0131. en, formal dining room, raised 6241. Inc., Andover, 742-7886. ^... Central is in bankruptcy!" two or three rooms available. ROCKLEDGE — 4 - bedroom floor has 6 bedrooms, 3 full ■Greeks: divisions offers- exceptional ca tors, 646-4200. do, Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. door fireplace. Walking dis 68 SOMERSET. Dr. Custom hearth fireplace. Quality built reer opportunities for 8 to 10 Reasonable rates. Call Lou Older 8-room home In prime Cape, original owner retiring, baths. Two-car garage, beau REAL ESTATE career. Will FOR SALE - Men’s rebuilt tance to bus, schools, shop built, Immaculate 7 - room by U it R, 7 rooms including "In the beginning they will personable, ambitious, hard Arruda, 644-1639. location close to schools, 1% baths, rec room, breeze tifully landscaped yard. For consider part-time. Experienc and relast shoes, Sam Yulyes, RESTAURANT business show CARL ZINSSER has Just listed ping. flaiscd Ranch. Heavenly pri family room. MldSj?0’s and have problems such as sizing, working real estate salespeople ing excellent net profit in high- shopping, churches. Nicely way, double garage, flowering further details call Philbrick production, timing and efficien ed. Excellent commission ar- 23 Oak St., Manchester (a few a nice six-room vate wooded, lot backing up to IMMACULATE worth It. Mr. Ix)mbardo, Bel to Join our fine group of as Household Goods 51 Rooms Without Board 59 p e a s a n t office, ideal loca- traffic count location. Es- treed yard. Owner will take trees, $29,900. Hayes Agency, Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. cy which cannot be solved at r,angement. Ask for Mr. Posek, steps from Main). ■ iwHacMwiM parking, near hospi- very low twenties! Fireplace, Nature Center. Two fireplaces, fiore Agency, 647-1413. sociates. We are interested only tabllshed over 20 years. Price back second mortgage from 646-0131. Walton W.-Grant Agency RASIED RANCH once. Still I have high hopes for Pasek Realtors, MLS, 289------,------• ------— - tal. Personalized Floors Bldg., formal dining room, sunporch. PRICE REDUCED. Near high 2-car garage, built-lns, thermo in those who desire to earn at THE AMAZING Blue Lustre includes all the real estate, qualified couple. .House Lillian (jrant. Realtor LuNORM*^ REALTY 875-1642, them.” 7475, 742-8243. TWIN BED, box spring and COMFORTABLY furnished ggg gj 649-9268. Nicely private rear yard,. Call school, older home, single or 643-1153 pane windows, natural trim, IMi least $15,000 to $25,000 in com will leave your uphostery restaurant fully equipped, plus needs some work but basi MANCHES’TER off Porter St. Two fireplaces, beautiful Somers Rd., Ellington, Conn. mattress $30. Maple extension sleeping room, for older em------647-1413, Belfiore Agency, 2-famlly, double garage, good baths, huge rear redwood deck. missions per year. beautifully soft and clean. table, five chairs, $25. Dresser ployed gentleman, parking, 272 MANCHESTER Green ground a house. $65,000. Owner will cally clean and neat. Four deluxe custom built Ranch Realtors. Investment. Virginia Cellnski, stoned front and an acre of Lucille and Norman La- Our spacious, attractively fur Rent electric shampooer $1. take back mortgage. Phllbrlck bedrooms, IVj baths, $152.25 home, 2 full baths, 2 fireplaces, One minute to new Route' 6. Flamme, Brokers. Ellington— Vernon SiruaHons Wanted— in good condition, $20. Call 649- Main St. floor 900 sq. ft., front portion Broker. 649-1116. MANCHESTER Suburbs, 5%- land make this one of the nished, air-conditioned main of Olcott Variety Store. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. monthly pays principal, in 2-car garage. The very best. ’THIRTY-FIVE or so steps from Helen D. (Jole, Realtor, 643- finest homes in the Man- Magnificent 3-famlly home, 8- Fema!e 38 5692. '• carpeted. Second floor, 1800 sq. room Ranch, tip-top condition, fices are located in the Vernon LARGE double room plus me ft.; suitable for light manufac terest, insurance and taxes Hayes Agency 646-0181. Main St. Seven-room older Co NEW RAISED RANCH In Hlgh- 6666. chester-Hebron area. 4-4 rooms with 4-c_ar garage. MANSFIELD flu.sh toilet for 15 minutes to Manchester cen Young Readers Circle Shopping Center, which BABYSITTER, light housekeep G.E. 40” electric range, 2 ovens, dium size room, private bath turing. Also second floor, 3 ad on present mortgage. Con lonial with two-car garage. laiu^ Park area, 6 rooms on One acre lot. Walklirig distance trailer or truck camper, 2 ter. A'cre treed lot, $18,000. MANCHESTER — Ideal ! first is adjacent to Exit 95 off the er, college girl, can live-in excellent condition, $50. Call and shower, references. joining offices. Will rent to Investment Property ventional financing also RANCH — 6 rooms, large living Large airy rooms. Close to flrs^ floor, modem kitchen, The owner’s willingness to to everything. City utilities, years old. Call after 5:30, 742- Hayes Agency 646-0131. home. Aluminum sided Cape To Learn About ' Wilbur Cross Parkway (Inter weekdays. Call 875-1994. 646-2543. Gentlemen only. 849-0719. gether or one or two separate available. room with fireplace, paneled churches, schools, shopping, large living room with fire sell makes it one of the fin good Income. Vernon — One 8352. For 5ole 70*A family room, air-conditioned, With four rooms finished, two est buys. state 84) and at the hub of the ly. Call 649-2741 or 649-6688. bus. Early occupancy, sec place, 3 large bedrooms, 2-car MANCHESTER acre wooded building lot In IRONING got you down? Let MOVING Speed Queen FURNISHED room for rent, for large master bedroom, attrac unfinished. Flreplaced living Sites in State highway network for one of New FILTER flow pool filter, pool iHREE-FAMILY, stone con ondary financing possible. Bel garage. Priced below market choice residential area. Walk Judy do it. Pick-up and de mangle, kitchen table, 5 chairs, gentleman, all conveniences. 637 MAIN ST. — 640 square feet, BELFIORE AGENCY tive yard with privacy, $25,900. “THE STEP SAVER” room, large kitchen, detached Mid 20's, To sell Now! ing distance to bus line and England’s fastest growing areas. slide for above the ground struction, plus single cottage. fiore Agency, 647-1413. value. Philbrick Agency, Real Here is one floor living at . "Discover Connecticut,” Is We are the exclusive sales livery. Call 646-1553. washing machine, fireplace Parking. Near bus line. Call newly paneled store, partition Phllbrlck Agency, Realtors. garage with patio. High shaded shopping center. pool. 18” Craftsman deluxe In business zone. A good In- 647-1413 tors, 646-4200. Its best. 3-bedroom Ranch the theme of the summer read agents for five successful new screbn set, brass fixtures, and 649-6914. ed. Ideal offices or business. ■yestment. More information on 646-4200. NINE ACRES — sweeping lot. Wolverton Agency, Real reel power mower. 649-2072. on a nicely treed and shrub- VERNON — Owner transferred home communities - and are miscellaneous. Call 643-0332. 529-0618. requeat, $65,000. Phllbrlck views, lovely six-room stone INCOMPARABLE 7-room over tors, 649-2813. WARREN E. HOWLAND, ing progra'm spoTisored by the PLEASANT room for gentle ASSUMABLE* 4% per cent -bed lot, convenient to every- out of state, must sacrifice this planning several more to open Situations Wanted— GARAGE SALE ^ Friday and Agency Realtors, 646-4200. Ranch. Large enclosed porch, sized Cape, updated kitchen, REALTOR Rockvillg Junior Library. SINGER touch and sew with man, parking, linen service, MANCHESTER Green — Avail- TREES — Privacy, custom de mortgage. Seven-room Cape. . thing. First floor family WOODHILL h e ig h t s — 7H- in)maculate -S^cjOom ' CJoIonial. in the near futurb. Our resale Male 39 Saturday. Chairs, folding beds. 2-car garage. Out-building. wall to wall carpeting, ceramic n ie program will include a cabinet. Monograms, hems, references. 644-0248. able July 15, two alr-conditlon- MANCHESTER — business luxe home. Family . room, ’Three or four bedrooms, mod room, wall to wall carpet room Ranch, first-floor family 643-1108 Four spacious bedrooms, mod .^division is also growing rapidly Jewelry, pictures, and bric-a- bath plus, fireplace, formal serloe of imaginary trips to EXPERIENCED students will embroiders, etc. Used, excel ed offices, on street level with dining room, 2% baths, brick em kitchen with all the bullt- Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. ing, flreplaced living room room. large beautifully finish ahd enables u^ to market the brac. 99 Strickland St. block with 6 apartments, ex dining room, spacious rooms, em kitchen, heated rec room. places’ of Interest in the state. paint, blacktop, mow lawns. No small work shop. 649-2741, 649- front, 2-car garage. Hutchins 1ns, wall to wall carpeting, and garage. $28,200. Please ed rec room In basementv en existing homes of our new home lent condition. Guaranteed. cellent condition. Owner will MANCHESTER — Deluxe cus plastered walls, recreation Professionally "=:^landscaped. Some of these places will include Job too big. Call 643-0066 or 649- Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. finished rec room In basement. call 649-5306. closed patio, garage. Excep buyers. We will soon be open GARAGE SALE — Miscellane Full price now $56 or 7 month ApartmentY— Flats— 6688. finance 80 per cent at 8M per tom 7-room Garrison Colonial. room, aluminum siding, ga- BOLTON — Majestic 7-room $31,600. Louis Dimock, Realty, Mystic Seaport, the ’ State Cap 4344. Shed dormer, fireplace, ga tionally well maintained. Phil ing a branch office at the Mans ous antiques including covered ly payments of $8. 522-0476. Tenements 63 cent. Terrific income produc- BOWERS School — 5-room ex- 2Vi baths, 2-car garage, all rag(ft,-Owner says "Many items Colonial on lovely Williams 649-9823. itol, the Lutz Museum, a fish GARAGE — 8 Griswold St., rage. 16x20’ screened" porch. brick Agency, Realtors, 646- field Shopping Center, near the crocks, picture frames, etc. Jealer. er. Call now, Hayes Agency, pandable Ranch, all rooms aluminum, private treed lot, s t a y s .-750 Center, mid 20’s. B Rd., minutes from Manchester hatchery, Dinosaur State Pork 1,100 square feet, overhead Deep lot, 224’! Phllbrlck Agen 4200. University of Connecticut, and Wood lathe, shaping tools, drill ATTRACTIVE 4-room apart 046-0131. very large, 2 fireplaces, 2-car plush living in the finest of Morrison Agency, Realtor, 643- BARROWS dnd WALLACE Co. CJenter, 2% baths, 2-car over and the Children’s Museum. Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 press, metal lathe, machinist ELECTRIC range 30’ very ment, parking, yard, working doors, office and rest room. cy, Realtors, 646-4200. have tentative plans for several ------garage, screened porch; $22,- neighborhoods. Hayes Agency, 1016. Manchestei:^ Parkade MANCMEISTEIR — Constance sized garage, 2 fireplaces. Both Wanred— Real Estate 77 'The program consists of a clean, in good condition, model couple, no children or pets. Call Ideal for storage or small non- other branch office openings THREE little kittens, looking tools, miscellaneous hand MANCHESTER close to shop- 900. Phllbrlck Agency, 646-4200. 646-0131. - , ' Manchester Dr., 6-room Ranch, aluminum country size kitchen and Junior Reading Club for these has deep well and rotisserie. automotlve business. Call 646- MANCHESTER 6-room home, HOLLIS’TER ST. — Four-bed during 1970, for good homes. Call 649-6480. tools, lawn mowers, rototlller, 649-4319. ping, 4-famlly with 4 room ______siding, fireplace, garage, treed formal dining room. Spaciouk entering grades I and 2 In the Asking $75. 649-2083. 0022, 649-4426. with expansion room for a SIX-ROOM Cape, vicinity of room Dutch Colonial, redecora We particularly need salespeo after 6 p.m. anytime week garden tools, lawn furniture. apartments, 4-car garage, new MANCHESTER MANCHESTER — Price re lot, flowering shrubs. Call now. front to - back living room LAND —Louis Dlmock Realty, fall and a regular club for those ADULT_ __ coupl^,___ no children, growing family. Huge living hospital, large yard. Call 649- ted. Aluminum siding, fire- ple who are familiar with any ends. Karman Ghia convertible. Fri SEWING Machine — Singer ^ ^ rooms’ ’ heat and hot OFFICE for rent, August 1st. heating systems and roof. Mid 9 ROOM RAISED RANCH duced. ,*.jQuiet country living, $24,900. Hayes Agency, 646- First-floor family room. Prac Realtors, 649-9823. entering grades 3 through 7. room with fireplace, 3 or 4 8082, 633-9033. of the following towns: Vernon, day, 3-8 p.m., Saturday, 8-8. zig-zag with cabinet, used, but 500 square feet, on Route 83 In 30’s. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Attention all families seek placev 3-car garage with loft. Ideal for horses. Pony stalls. 0131. Ucally new wall-to-wall In sev CHIHUAHUA puppies — AKC, Sunday, 1-7 p.m. 59 E. Middle water, stove and refrigerator. ing a spacious home on a ■■’bedrooms. private yard. Lot 100x140’. Austin A. Oiam- Four bedrooms, two baths, The younger group will read Tolland, Willington, Ellington, tonholes, monogframs, hems, Vernon. Heat and electricity 6>^-ROOM RANCH on west side eral rooms. Plastered walls SELLING YOUR HOUSE? books and receive a toy car and special price for retired peo Tpke. Place to park car. Call 628-01596 FOUR-FAMILY homes — your choice area. This huge 3 $20,600. Wolverton Agency, bers. Realtor. MLS, 643-2325. exceptional kitchen. Weekends Somers, Enfield, East Windsor, etc. Originally over $300., now included. 875-9716. Quality built by Anaaldl. Love souvenirs of the places visited. ple. 742-6369. Monday — Friday, 8-9 p.m. best investment. We have two year old home offers 4 bed Realtors, 649-2813. 6t town, XVi baths, _parport, or after 6 p.m., 649-3408. I guarantee in writing a South Windsor, East Hartford, $54. Payments accepted. 522- half acre lot. Asking $25,900 Lots For Sole 73 ly shaded park-like. yard. Bel No book reports will be reqihr- BE GENTLE, be kind, to that weekends — 10 a.m. — 9 p.m. AIR-CONDinONED office on the east side. One on Oak, rooms on the main level, MANCHESTER — Lhrge 4-bed $300. minimum newspaper Glastonbury, Manchester, Bol 0931. 6>.4-R(X)M Cape, 4 rooms do’wn, with $14,600 asspmable VA flore Agency, 647-1413. ed of tills group. However, Mrs. .. expensive carpet, 'clean with space available. Inquire Holi the other on Eldrldge St. T.J. 2M baths, 2 fireplaces, 2 room home, 2% baths, huge ga 233 VERNON ST. A weU built TOLLAND — \ acre building advertising program on all ton, Coventry, Mansfield, An 2% rooms on second floor, for Luella Denley, children’s librar SEVEN-WEEKS old kittens, Blue Lustre. Rent „ electric day Lanes, 39 Spencer St., Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. garages and a host of other mortgage. T.J. Crockett, Real rages. aluminum siding, large six-room Ranch style home lots, $1,500-$2,500. Agen 90-day ex61usives. Dally cov dover, Hebron. Call Mr.- Pease, TWO-BEDROOM apartment, no mal dining room, fireplace in tor. 64.3-1677. ian, the help of parents to call 649-0773. shampooer $). Manchester IDEAL FOR Manchester, 643-2125. goodies. Fantastic buy at landscaped lot. Low 40’s. Heri with rural setting, yet a stones cy 646-0131. erage In more than one Sales Manager, for odnfidei children, no pets. Call 649-8750. living room, $21,900. Philbrick make siU'C the children under Hardware & Supply, 877 Main NEWLYWEDS $44,900. 649-5306. tage House, 646-2482. throw from Buckley School. NOTICE newspaper. interview. . ’PAIR young turquoise para Agency, Realtors, 646-4200; MANCHESTER ~!!I Huge L- Oversized lot of 400' depth Is MANCHESTER building 1 ^ , stand the mpka they read. St., 643-4425. BOLTON — Deluxe 3% rooms, ------Land For Sale 71 PLUS keets with cages. $14. and $18. Dropleaf. maple dinette set, Ronch, . family room, play JUST LISTED attractively landscaped. Rec city sewer and water, A and PUBLIC HEARING The older gmup must turn In carpeting, appliances, air-con SEVEN-ROOM Raised Ranch room, (fining room, three large Once a week your house is EXCLUSIVE SALEIS Phone 643-8662. FOUR pair skis and poles, cue six chairs. Formica top, Houses For Rent 65 glastonbury 75 acres, BSl W Beautiful Ranch In the reation room, screened porch B zones. Phllbrlck Agency ADDITIONAL book reports on\{orms fumished sticks, balls and racks, ping ditioning, private finished ideal for development. Near 2 fireplaces, tiled baths, large bedrooms, country kitchen, Realtors, 646-4200. APPROPRIA’nONS picture advertised In Us BASSET Hound, male, IV2 years wood grain kitchen set, four BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Woodhill Heights section. and garage add to livability. own 4x5” ad—every week by the library. pong table, microscope. 649- basements. Attractive residen- RANCH — Three _ _bedrooms. Manchester line and Route 84 family room, built-lns, laundry privacy. $28,900. Hutchins BOARD OF DIRECTORS old, family pet. Registered cushioned, gold padded (for near schools, bus line, shop Manchester Parkade High 20’s. Owner trans To inspect this fairly priced until sold. No special hours attendance 6091. tial area. Adults only, no pets. interchange. Ten minutes to room, 2-car garage, city util Agency, 649-5324. VERNON — Lot has 239.67’ TOWN OF MANCHESTER, contrast) chairs. Fireplace ping area .$225 monthly. Call Manchester 649-5306 ferred. home, please call Robert J. are required of elther^group but The Samuel M. AKC. $75. 649-3071. L.F. Fiano, 649-5371. downtown Hartford. John Mil ities, large lot. Immediate frontage, community water, CONNEC’nCUT KEEP YOUR carpets beautiful set, draw screen, dropleaf 644-2234. MANCHESTER — Six-rooms Smith, Inc., 963 Main St., LINSAY REALTY it is recommended, Miis\^Denley ler Agency, 1-828-4763. MANCHESTER — 6% - room occupancy. Charles Lesper beautiful location. Priced Notice is hereby given that PUPPY — 10 months old, free despite constant footsteps of coffee table. All in mint con 4H-ROOM apartment, second with a spacious lot and occu T. J. CROCKETT 649-5241. said, that the child vlsHs the Ranch, 50x120’ lot, on bus ance, 649-7620. right. Call Mitten Agency,. the Board of-Directors, Town ,of 649-9158 649-0085 Lavitt Agency to good home, male, • house- a busy family. Get Blue dition. floor, heat, hot water, appli MANCHESTER — Delightful 8- SOUTH MANCHES'TER — Ap pancy at buyer’s convenience. Realtor • 648-1577 library as often as possibl^ line. $24,900. FliUio Agency, MANCHESTER — Wendell Realtors, 643-6930. Manchester, Connecticut, \»^1 broken, all shots. Call after 5 Lustre.-Rent electric sham ances, parking, cellar, $175. room home, 3 or 4 bedrooms, MANCHESTER — To settle es This Manchester Cape Includes ALL CASH for your property To date some 400 children as* 71 DELMONT STREET proximately 5 acres with 641’ 646-0191. MANCHESTER — ExcepUonal Reed custom built oversized 6- hold a Public Hearing in the Vernon p-oi.. 643-8374. pooer $1. Paul’s Paint & Wall a month. Available ^ l y 1st, carpeting, rec room, con a 165x135’ lot, ceramic baths, within 24 hours. Avoid red enrolled in the program. The MLS/Realtors at After 5 p.m. Friday, 10 a.m. frontage, half mile to Martin tate, older 6%-room 2-story 7-room Cape with acreage. Im bedroom Ranch, half acre Hearing Room at the Municipal Adults only. Call after 4 p.m., venient location, $226. per home, central, quiet, con plenty of closet space, nice Resoit Property tape, instant setYlce. Hayes first set of book reports may be Circle MINIATURE Schnauzer, sever paper Supply. Saturday. School. Owner will finance. M. maculate inside and out. Over wooded lot in exclusive rural Building, 41 Center Street, Man 649-4864; / month. Call Paul W. Dougan, venient location. Excellent flreplaced. living room, alumi Agency, 646-0131. turned In after Monday. al litters from champion sired H. Palmer Realtor, 643-6321. PRESIDENTIAL VILLAGE sized garage and horse stable. area, built-lna, fireplace, 40’ For Sole 74 chester, Connecticut, Tuesday, ^ ...... Realtor. 649-4535. terms to qualified buyer, $25,- num storms-screens-doors, full In August there will 1^ a party Next to Parkway Exit 95 affectionate stud. Reasonable. Heritage House, 646-2482. heated family room, double ga July 7, 1970, at 8:00 p.m. to Boats and Accessories 46 MANCHESTTIR Northwood ' APARTMENTS 000. J.D. Real Estate Asso basement, baseboard hot water COVENTRY — Log cabin sum for both groups. Those named to Storrs, 429-9134, Apartments. Luxury split-level, FOUR room single Ranch, large rage, 2 baths, tremendous consider and act on the follow Open 7 Days A Week MAPLE living room, and dining Houses For Sale 72 ciates, 643-5129, 643-8779. heat, good outbuilding for play EAST Hartford Line — Large' mer cottage, flreplaced living the honor roll will receive prizes, GERICH’S Marine Service — yard, electric heat. At Bolton Now renting, one and two bed value at $31,000. Meyer, Real ing: Auctions 78 BEAGLE puppies for sale, AKC room sets, Call 646-1529. one bedroom. Cental air-con house or lawn equipment. Good 6-4, two-family, completely room, completely carpeted, there ■will be a Walt Disney Evinrude motors, sales and Notch, $135. includes heat. room apartments. Carpeting, tor, 643-0609. 643-2158 Phones 875-6297 registered, 6 weeks old, 649- ditioning, CB , formal liv MANCHESTER — Raised MANCHESTER — 7 room Co oak floors and full blanket in modernized. Two-6ar garage. enclosed porch, excellent con Pro'^s'ed ' additional appro AUCTION — Saturday June 27, mtSVlB shown and refreshments service. 1082 Tolland Tpke., Ideal for small child. Write ing room, fan. . room, 1% Ranch, wall to wall carpeting, complete G-E kitchen, 2 air- lonial, 3 bedrooms, 1% baths, sulation, all in a nice location. Gorgeous large lot. $33,900. WHY RENT? Two-family, 6-6 dition, treed lot. $9,000. Hayes priation to General Fiind 10 a.m. at 354 Buckland St., bCrved’. 3401. . Buckland, Conn., 643-2363. THREE rooms of furniture, one Box C, Manchester Herald. baths, private basement, bal 2 alr-conjJltJOners, dishwasher, conditioners, 1% baths. Call fireplace, closet space galore, $23,900. Odegard Realty, 643- Heritage House, 646-2482. duplex. Separate furnaces. Agency, 646-0131. Budget 1970-1971, Board of Manchester. MARRIED MAN with some BOARDING cats only. Twenty year old. Best offer. 643-9616. cony, carport, heat, hot water. built-in range and oven, attic Education $3,781.12 LAWRENCE fish locater, with BOLTON — Two - bedroom Frances K. Wagner, Rental 2-car garage. Numerous ex: 4365.^^ _____ * ___ Live practically rent free. On route experience and good with years. Must be altered and in- Available immediately, $200. fan, rec-,room, 2-car garage, GREAT potential, 746 Parker BOLTON LAKE — Waterfront to return to the Connecticut, . ..extras, lik'd'nfew. Call after HOTPOINT refrigerator. very house, many extras. Ref Manager, 646-2823 or 643-1023. tras. Morrison Realtor, 643- ly $26,900. 10 per cent financ figures .JLo. learn egg business, noculated. By appointment: J.D. Real Estate Associates large lot. Priced right. Mitten OVERSIZED 7-room Cape, St, industrial property with 6- huge parklike yard. Complete State-Departm’enT of Educa- 5:30, 742-8352. good condition. Moving out of erences required. $145 per 1016. ing available to qualified buy inside and outside work. Must Fenros Cattery, 875-9131. Inc., 643-5129. large living room with -fire room home, 1% baths. Assum ly private. Four-room immacu tioru under Title I 89-10, state. $75. 646-1075. month. 643-5983. Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. ers. Call now. Pasek, Realtors, l^e responsible. Call Miller . OWNERS relocating, must sell, place, modem kitchen with able mortgage. Mid 20’s. Mor late year ’round home. $22,900. ESEA 1966-67 unexpended FOUR rooms, first floor, cen 289-7475, 742-8243. A Favorite Fanns, 643-8021. Garden— Farm— EMPIRE mahogany upholster centrally located, completely built-ins, baths, 4 bed rison Realtor, 643-1016. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. funds, to be financed from An Easy-Knit Live Stock 42 ed sofa, carved feet, excellent tral location, stove, refrigera remodeled, 8-room Colonial, rooms, formal dining room, ANTIQUE Colonial with 6 unappropriated surplus. LAKE BUNGGEE II year Dairy Products 50 condition. $175. Antique bread tor and parking. $126, one child 'O ut of Town finished bas^ en t, one bath, full shed dormer, on a treed MANCHESTER — Beautiful 6- rooms (plus) and new utilities. Proposed additional appro HORSESHOEING — Thomas ’round home on waterfront lot, BULLDOZER trainees needed. makpr, $6. 649-1837. accepted. 649-8360. 2 lavatorie^ a^car- garage, % acre lot. $27,900. PhUbrick room Cape with 3 bedrooms,^ Built in 1843 wiUi living space, priation to General Fimd Robenhymer, Is your horse STRAWBERRIES - Come to For Rent 66 FOR RENT 5 rooms. 872-4988. See schools and classes. double comer lot. Ideal for Agency, Realtors^ 646-4200. formal dining room, carpeted charm, and quality. Assumable Budget 1970-71, CDAP ac- ready for spring riding? If not, Berryland and pick your own. FOUR-RXX)M apartment, sun- living room with fireplace, pri cal! me. 643-1490 between 5-10 Comer of Glode Lane and Tol porch, stove, refrigerator, VERNON — Willow Brook business man, office and home. mortgage. $24,900. Out of stftlQ count-01-114 $3,431.21 CUSTODIAN — part-time, new LARGE first-floor, flreplaced vate shaded yard. Wolverton p.m. land St. Near the East Hart Venetian blinds, clean refined Apartments. Immediately new MEADOWBROOK Low 30’s. Call 643-9764, owner must sell. Odegard Out of Town to be ■ financed from ^tate convalescent home. Apply in Musical Instruments 53 family room lii' this 7-room Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. ford Manchester town line. middle age couple or lady, no 3% rooms at $160, at $185. Realty, 643-4366. and Federal Grants. person, Manchester Manor, 385 WILL BOARD horse, good graz bass amplifier (Ovation) two Heat, "hot' water, refrigerator, GARDEN APARTMENTS MANCHESTER — 7-room Co Cape. Garage. Oversized wood For Solo 75 Proposed acjdltional appro Adults only. children or pets, bus line. REGENT ST. — 4-room house GREEN RD. 3 or 4-bedroom' West Center St., Manchester. ing land and excellent care. months old, onljf used a few oven-range, disposal, dlah- lonial, near bus line, • back ed lot. Central to shopping, priation to General F\ind References and security. 643 MEADOWBROOK ROAD, ELLINGTON, CONN. ~~on industrial zone lot 100x160. Cape. Fireplace, wall’ to wall VSEfRNON — Large Ranch Just Call 643-1009. times at home, like new. Cost washer, wall to wall carpeting, yard fenced In, needs some bus. $22,900. Meyer Realtor, over Manchester town line. Budget 1970-71, Board of LE-MI CORP., Manchester, 6627. Call Peg Cieszynskl, Broker, carpeting, large kitchen, sun- $450, _gell for $275. Also Beatle air-conditioning, swimming remodeling, $23,900. Mitten 643-0609. Owners all packed to move to ' Education $5,000.00 Conn. 643-2362. Experienced DAPPLE GRAY pony with cart Household Goods 51 3 ROOMS, ONE BEDROOM a v a a Per 649-4291. porch, - patio with fireplace. bass guitar, $40. Must sell. p l e a s a n t 4-room apartment, pool, lighted tennis courts, Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. Florida, xiuree. bedrooms, 1V4 for Summer School opera- lathe and Bridgeport opera- and harness. Rides and drives. • Adults Only, No Pets ■ 7 w Mon MANCHESTER — 6 rooih Colo Raised terrace. Excellent con Call 64^839, evenings. first floor, in 2-family home, basketball court, parking and LARGE unusual Ranch with a baths,-carpeting in kitchen* .^ tions, to be financed by tui No bad habits. 742-6369. • Lease & Security ’total Electric A’lTRACnYE Ranch, with nial with'3' bedrooms, country dition. Must see. Austin A. ' tors, second shift only. parking and heat, $145. After storage all included. No pets.' view. Features 24’ living room, drapes, etc. Full basement. tion payments. Pubjic Notice c o m p l e t e s e t of GFetch Reserve Now tor August - September Occupancy - mahogany paneling, fireplace, sized kitchen, dining room. 1*^ Chambers, Realtor, MLS, 643- 5 p.m. call 649-4^5. CaU Hartford, 527-9238, Ver large formal dining room, li Priced in mid-twenties. As Proposed additional appro . -Q drums with cymbals, like new. family room, garage and huge baths, garage, $24,900. Wolver 2326. ' non. 872-4400. brary, 3 or 4 bedrooms, three sumable mortgage of approx. priation to 1970-71 Educa- lot. $23,900. Call Warren E. ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. 1 O Lease or buy can between 5-9, 649-8279. AVAILABLE July 1st, four fireplaces, 3% baths, recrea- $12,000. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, tTohal Special Projects room flat, second floor, on bus ROCKVILLE — Newly redec- J A M E S J. G E S S A Y Howland Realtor, 643-1108. AUCTION OF ANTIQUES QUALITY 6-room Colonial, ion room, garages, on a three- 643-1677. Fund 41 $2,160.00 3 Rooms of New Furniture u p r ig h t p ia n o , gray up- line, near stores and hoapltal. orated 3-room apartment, $126, REAL E.STATE PORTER ST. large rooms, excellent condi acre lot. ca ll for appointment. for Vocational Education from holstefed. Excellent condition. Working '' cOuple. $135 per includes heat; stove and re MANCHES’TER Green section— COVENTRY — 6-room Raised Saturday, June 27 at 10:00 A.M. for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph. $150. Coll after 5 p.m., 646- tion, excellent location. Owner Philbrick Agency, Realtors, prograni to operate Sum ..month. Security deposit re frigerator. Adults only, securi 875-0134 Unique 4-room Colonial, -all First time'♦'offered—Imma- Ranch. Modem ‘ kitchen with Hollay, Buckland Street, Manchester. (Buckland Street i ^ s off new inside, 2-c.ar garage, treed 646-1659. 646-4200. mer School Study FTogram, Tolland Turnpike near the Buckland Station Post Ottice or MODEL HOME ...... quired. 646-2878. ty deposit required. CaU 643- culate'-^ 7V4-room Colonial- built-ins, 1V4 baths, fireplace, lot, $17,900. Hayes Agency, 646- to be financed from State take mckland Road at the traffic light in the center of Wap- NINE-PIECE Ludwig drum set, 9678. Cape. First floor paneled family room, sundeck, 2-car COLONIAL 3>4-ROOM second floor ’•-apart- 0131. Departments of Education, ping). • com_plete with naugahyde HEBRON, Wall St.. 4-room faimlly room with many cus garage, % acre wooded lot, Division of Vocational Edu- MODERN ment. Adults only. Security re- $25,600. Philbrick Agency, covers and case on wheels, 114 apartment, heat, hot water, tom built-ins, spacious liv cation funds. Antiques including: Barker and Taylor Grandfather cl(^k. SPANISH , qulred=^aU 628-0718. ing room, formal dining Realtors, 646-4200. years old. Excellent condition, - carpeting, appliances, parking Manchester and Vicinity Proposed additional appro Penn. Dutch jelly cupboard, pine butch, pine drop leaf table, PROVINCIAL! silver sparkle, $600. 643-8662. WODLASD room and convenient kitch -/ (4ierry drop leaf table, pine decorated blanket chest, pine chest, VILLAGER Apartments, new, and storage. $175 monthly. 646- priation: to 1870-71 Educa from 2-bedroom apartment, appli en, three bedrooms, 1V4 tional Special Projects F\md lady’s &ate leg table, Sheraton mirror, oil paintings on 0882, 649-2871. tiled baths, first.floor laun canvas, old lamps, panel shade lamp, bowl and pitcher sets, ances, heat and two air-con MANOR P is for Pretty and Private Is this alum^um sided ranch, Legal N o Hcg .41 $8,769.00 RCXaCVILLE —New 3%-f6bm HUGE cradled on gorgeous landscaped lot! WStlr’ famllv room, dry room, two fireplaces, clocks, bottles, butter chums,, jugs, Bohemian glass wm^set, ditioners. Charles Lesperance, for Project Teacher Aide $288 Wearing Apparel— sundeck and swimming pool. Many, many extras. $31,900. wall to wall carpeting, cen AT A COURT OF PROBATE, vases, brass eagle, blown, glassware. Carnival glass, English 649-7620, apartments with private ter APARTMENTS held at Manchester, within and for training Program (TAP), to Any item may be purchased Furs 57 tral air condltloiflng through the Diatrlct of Manchester, on tiio dinner set, sap buckets, rifle,-ironware, tinware, milk cans, iron race and pool. Including heat, Homestead Street be financed under EDPA cauldron, buggy, bob sled, one horse farm wagon, wagon separately. LOOKING lor anything lit real A Is for All you could possibly want In this 4-bedrom Cape out. Attached garage, many 16th day of June. 1970. a u t u m n HAZE mink stole, hot water, all appliances and Manchester, Conn. Present. Uon. John. J. Wall^tt, funds from State. SMALL wheels, ox yoke, tools, roto-Uller, lumber, chain saw. etc. estate rentaU^apartmenta, _ _ LAND with garage and plenty of back yard for the kiddies ^to extras. Excellent value. $39,- Jud^e. original price $996. Will sacri carpeting. $155. Rockland Ter- Proposed additional, appro Lunch. Bring your chair. INSTANT CREDIT homes, multiple dwellings, no S ^ e -~ A W m e n ts. romp In; $20,600. 500. Trusty Estate u-w of Arthur C. fice, 643-4896. Hlghland WOODLAND MANOR offers Mason, Late of Manchester, in said priation to Water F\ind AAEDIUM fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Afl- OPEN'SUNDAYS 10-6 Avenue, 872-4046, 529-6586. No the ultimate in convenient District deceased. Budget 1970-71 $13,600.00 BOB HENDRICKSON, Auctioneer, Columbia 228-390b soclates, .Inc. 643-6129. 8 is for Seeing and Believing for only $24,900. Remarkable The Connecticut Bank A Trust large' MONT-FRI. 10-9 pets. prestige' living, with schools, U & R REALTY CO., INC. Company, Trustee, having: exhibited Transfer to Water Reserve SALE aluminum sided ranch . . . with breezeway and attached Its final aeoount and supplemental shopping and religious fa- 643-2692 Wantad-—To Buy 58 a v a il a b l e Aug. ist — 2-bed- Fund for lowering water oUlties nearby. 2-car garage. Flreplaced >lvlng room. This home hnr been Robert D. Murdock, Realtor final account with said estate to ______room, first-floor apartment In treated with kindness. this Curt for allowance. It Is main In Pine Street, to be Resort Properly LOWEST .ORDERED: That the 16th day .of financed from unappropriat H (Sl G HOUSEHOLDS lots — Antiques two-family house. Adults pre UMMEDIATE OCCUPANtJV July, 1970, at three o'clock after 166 bric-a-brac, locks, frames, ferred. May be seen weekends. For Rent 67 PRICES T W O spacious bedroom noon at the Probate Office In the ed surplus. LAKE LOTS E Is for Easy living In this 2-famlly duplex. In the heart of 180 FOOT frontage, secluded Municipal Building In said Manches Because this .style is so FURNITURE glassware. We buy estates. VU- Call 649-6797. . apartment Include refriger Manchester. Easy on the pocketbook too. $26,000. Proposed additional appro A marvelous coat to wear COLUMBIA LAKE — I-ropm landscaped wide open country ter. be and' the same is assigned for easy to put together and ,nt the first hint of cool lage Peddler. Auctioneer, 420 INSTANT CREDIT • BEST TERMS ator, stove, dishwasher, dis a hearing on the allowance of said priation to General F\uid so nice to wear, it will he EXPERIENCED 669 Burnside Ave. 4'4 ROOMS with heat, nice loca- cottage, all facilities, boat. side, plastered walls, lovely accounts with said estate, ascertain weather, so it’s never too Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247. posal, air conditioning, ahd Budget 1970-71, Capital Im one o f your favorite East Hartford Uon. Will accept one infant, no Ideal for small children. 228- Lowest Prices on Cottages and Chalets K Is for the Kitchen, this large 5%-room Ranch features. A 5-room Ranch, attached ga ment of distributees and order of provement Reserve F\md early or late to start knit full carpeting. kitchen Mom will love, plus 1 Vi acres. Lovely setting plus distribution, and this Court directs dresses. No. 83(>‘2 witli ting it! No. 111(1 has knit 289-0756 WANTED — Antique furniture, pets. Security deposit. $160 a 3803. W( oOtr in unuiuil vsritty of ckolct, kln|-iizt loti In a rage. $26,000. Hutchins Agen that notice of the time and place a»- $13,819.50 piioTo-ouiDK is in Ni'w kiavily woodiil, MCludad sattlni. A wall plannad faur-iaaton 2-car garage. Only 4 years old. $24,900. sl^ed for said hearing be given to direetioris for-Small (30- TEXTILE HELP - glass, pewter, oil paintings or month. 643-0124. O N E bedroom available cy, 648-5324. to be financed by Grant Size's 8-18 (busfUl Mj-40). I BETORE YOU BUY FURNI ______COLUMBIA LAKE — CotUgo arad^aa. Sandy baaekai, boat marinas, swimmlni, boatInL aHv^arsons known to be Interested 32), Medium (34-3(1) anfi ^ other antique Items. Any quan fi July 1, 1970. therein to apuear and be heard Sizi’ 10, 32 Vj bust . . , 2L TURE ANYWHERE, SEE OUR WE HAVE customers waiting avallable/July and August. Call iklnj, hunUni, hlklni, eamplni, skaUnf, tobananini, tkl- IMMACULATE 6V4-room Ranch from State In same amount, Largo (38-40) Sizes in-' tity. TTie Harrison’s, 643-8709, Living con be fun! In the comfort of your own home. Let us thereon by puollshing a coPY of this yards of 45-iiu’h. elusive. IX)W BRICES. for the rental of your apart- 643-9492. ‘ Inf. Clian, tprliif-fad Taka. "starting at $176 monthly help you select the ’’Just right” home that will t'\ your with rec room and garage, order In some new^apor having a Proposed additional appro 1'65 Oakland Street. circulation in said District, at least priation to' Water F\md PaltirtiH aviiilnblo iinhl ZEkD 80$ In calm lor aicli ptf WANTED ment or home. J.D. Real Imarald It nairar-mara Uma.for fun. Bast daal In tha family’s needs. COMPLEPE RBAi.-«STATE SERVICE. three bedrooms, kitchen has tam ti Inctuda flrit-clatl Mailing. seven days before the day of said Budget 1970-71 , $7,000.00 in !ii:rn CLEAN, USED refrigerators, WANTED — Used canoe, wood- Estate Associates, Inc. 648- country . . . maka ut prova It Modait prlcai find ui talllni bullt-lns and dining area. Im hearing, and by mailing on or be liND es$ In coin! tor tick pat Aone Cabot, Xanebeater 1 ranges, automatic washers canvas, or FRP only. Call 643- out fast Don’t miti It Buy now— build latar . . . or hava Members of the Manchester . . . Hartford . . . Vernon fore June 17, 1970, by certified mall, 'Triuisfer to Water Reserve tern to Includt llnt-claii mailing. Xvealng Uarald, ItW AVE. 5129. mediate occupancy. Assum a copy of this order to Ruth C. aur craws do It for you. Fimd for water main instal Sne Barnett, Mancheiter OF AXEBICA8, NEW YOBK, Opening in our Piece Dye process. Excellent with guarantees. See them at 5939, evenings and weekends. VILLAGER Multiple Listing Services. able mortgage. $23,600. Wolver Cowles, Apt. B-6. 330 Farmiii^on Barnett, M N.Y. lOIM. DIRCCTIONSi Route 91 to Route 9 by K#4na;"N‘.H. Follow Ave., Hartford. Conn.; Alice Q. Ma lation — Thompson" Road, ' Eveklnz Henud,, Uflo11 AVK. opportunity, offered. Right person can expect B. D. Pearl’s Ap^fances, 649 ______------• APARTMENTS Routo 9 thru Hillsboro end set our entrence on left, one ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. OF“■ AKKBICAST NE'N E W Y O B K , Print ka'ma, Addrali wlUi ZIP son Cummings, 36 llobbs Road. Preston Drive to Hyde CODI and Stylo Nuoihar, rapid advancement to shift supervisor. Excel Main St. Call 643-2171. ------Hampton. N.H.; Mr. and Mrs. Clark W.Y. Fumlshod New 2-bcdrooin apart "’'!i%SVu.V.'’l «SL'ioT.- 7. c i i (S07) 4a4.$»a .7 wriu rei Street, to bo financed from Print Nome, Addraio with ZIP The S|)|'ing & 3umnu;r lent wages and fringe benefits. We are an etjual . — Rooms Wirtioul Board 59 ments. Appliances, heat, rail aRocNURi. CAPE — 6 rooms, modem I. Moseley, Lake View Holghls, Niun- coot, Stylo Numbtr and SIza. I'RIGIDAIRE 40” stove, Frigid- Aportmants 63-A kitchen, dining room, fireplace tic. Conn.; The First School Society. unappropriated surplus, ’70 ALIIUM is BOt* plus 18# opportunity, employer. Cyril Johnson Mills, 22 ulre refrigerator, fireplace fix- THE THOMPSON House—Cot 2 air-con^tloners, car PASEK Realtors — MLS WliuUor, Conn.; Janet M. Sauer The S p rin g 's Summer for postage and nundling. peting. Charles Lesper In living room, three bed Prestl, 19 Wc^ruff Road, Wal- James F^.-Farr, ’70 Basic kamhhin Hook Furnace'Avenue, Stafford Springs, Conn. Tele tures, no-lron nlnon ruffled tage St., centrally located, LARGE one-room efficiency, ' U & R ttole, M ass.; Arthur C.H. Mason, THf ABC QUIITIR . . . I laichir. rooms, interior recently de-. Secretary is BOc plus IBt* for post tar quIlt-makIng; alia 12 laialy curtains, porch or lawn chairs. large pleasantly fumished fumished, heat and electricity ance, 726 Burnside Ave., East Hartford P.O. Box -4606. Oom iol, Calif. 9392T; phone 1-684-4243. • EmERBLD LRKE SHORES REALTY CO., INC. corated, .Exterior painted last Nicholas P. kalenak. Esq., Exec, Board of Directors age and handling. daiigni. Pattirn platan tint- ' provided, country setting, ga 649-7620 tidni. ai07— too add tip far Other small misccllaneouH rooms, parking. Call 649-2368 Hit I',.lluM(i N H '..DNAri I irfi.iiir; W BIAOT CilBlNTER STREET 289-7475 742-8243 568-1563 646-4678 year. Built In 1962. Large lot. of the estate of, Clauda B. Mason, Miuicliester,. Conn. articles. All like new. Call 649- for overnight. and permanent rage, quarter mile to 1-86, $110. 20 Holmes Street. Mystic. Conn. paitaga lad hanallig. MANCHH18TBB, C»NN.’ Assumabl^ 6%, per cent_ piort- Dated at Mimchestcr, Con Call 648-1126. 06356 and return make to this Court 7222 anj^ime. Moving south. guest rates. (M8-86(U or 64S-2082 647-1573 647-1183 goge. $28,900. Phllbrlck Agen JOHN J. WALLBTT. Judge, necticut. this twenty-fifth day of co: The Conn. Bank A TruFt Co., cy, Realtors, 046-4200. T r./ • June 1970. FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1970 PAGE t w e n t y ; Avorajre Dalty Net Prenn Run ilmtrlfpater JEiipttittg Por Hie Week Bnded .1 June 20, 1970 The Weather Gradual clearing, coRttniuod The Rev. Kenneth Stooro, Wallace Qrube, son of Mrs. cool. Tonight's low* 60 to 66. To Emergency Door Richard H. Zawndn of 116 New M a n c h e s t ^ ^ ;Ttntc Rd., a biology teacher at chaplain at Mansfield State Wallace Gfubo of 387 Porter St., ■ OF MANGHESTEB 15,770 morrow- fair, pleawtnt; hlg-h in "About Town East Catholic High School, has Training School, will conduct a ims been named to the second 70s. Miondaor'R outlook ■ moatly . Effective Monday, there Child and Pamlly Services of Hospital Notes will be a new emergency accepted an appointment to service Sunday at 8:16 a.m; on B^iester dean's list at Heldel- 6494521 Hanchetler— A City of Village Charm •unny. room entrance to Manchester Connecticut, Inc. recently pre study at a microbiology and blo- radio station WINP. The pro ocrg,^oIlege, Tiffin, Ohio. S4 McKEE STREET vniTiNO nocBS Memorial Hospital via Arm sented these families with spe chemlatry institute for 30 selec gram is sponsored by the Man cial citations for their years of VPW Post will hold a spaghetti Now Is the time to bring In your soreens to be repelled, i VOL. LXXXIX NO. 228 Intermediate dare Semi* ory St. ted secondary school teachers of chester Council of Churches and Stonn window'glass replaoed. (SIXTEEN PAGES — TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, jyNE 27, 1970 service with the agency: Mr. the Clergy Association of Mnn- supper tonight from 6:80 to 9 (CkwMlfled Advertlainr on Page IS) PRICE TEN CENTS private, noon-t p.m„ and 4 p,m. As of that date, use of the biology or chemistry, supported • p.irf.; private roam*. 10 a.m.' iind Mrs. Herbert Hanson, 22 oy the National Science Poimda- cliester. .'or members and'friends at the Haynes St. entrance will be Union PI., and Mr. and Mrs. Post Homo. Dancing to the mu AUTO GLASS INSTALLED M p.m., and 4 p.m.*t p.m. discontinued. lion at St. Lawrence University, Fedlatrlcr; Parent* allowed Robert McCabe, 43 Scott Dr.. Canton, N.Y., from Juno 29 sic of Dlc(c Lewis will be from The change will place the The Rey. Edward S. Pepin, GUSS FURNITURE TOPS any time except p.m.; Vernon, .-dx years; and Mr, and thrmigh Aug. 7. pastor of Assumption Church, 9 to 1 a.m. (joriH a PinefK,^^ ether*, S p.m.-S p.m. emergency entrance back Mrs. Pnuicls Swlntklelwlcz, 680 Devlin Jailing where it was before the be recently presented a $100 schol-' MIRRORS (Fireplac* anil Door) $5 Million M f lervloe: 10 a.m.>3 p.m., Griffin Rd., Wnpplng,-12 years. arship, awarded by the Ladies Casualties Center F<»r a fjOv«r ^ 0 n4h.*l p.m. ginning of construction of the — Miss Patricia Tcslk, daughter new addition, currently near Guild of the Assumption, to JBRUSAiLEM ' (AP) — The PICTURE FRAMINO (all typaa) State Democrats Get Down of Mr. and Mrs. Paul P. Tesik fct*n*Ive Care and Coronary A Mass of Thanksgiving for Holly Hagenow, daughter of Mr. Mogen David Adorn, the Israeli Suit Follows Spurs Riots PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) --- B! Immedlote family only, ing completion. the 26th wedding anniversary of .'f 32 Westminster Rd., has been Hazel is pining for Baltimore named to the second semester and Mrs. Alfred Hagenow of 29 equivalent of the Red Cross, is WINDOW and PLATE GLASS limited to jitve mln> ,\Ir. and Mrs. Harry P. Smith constructing a 600-bod war cas ■Jack while zoo director Jack dean's list at Salve Regina Col Whitney Rd., who will attend State Mishap In Ulster Donald and son, 9 Valerio Dr., will be celebrated tomorrow at East Catholic High School next ualties center in Jerusalem at a Tub Encloswe from^O to S45 phis installation Tinker ponders how to get Vtaternlty: Father*, 11 a.m.> Rockville. ,8 a.m. at St. Bridget Church. lege, ^Newport, R.I. . . cost of $67,000. (At*) — Mqre than HARTFORD, Conn. (AP|— the two gorillas together. lt(45 p.m., and 0:00 p.m.-8 year. LONDONDERRYf Northern To Business at Conventio>h S.O^Cambodlan cIvHloha and A $6 million suit has been A National, Guard plane &m.; other*, S p.m.-i yjn., and ops have been broughK, to filed in behalf of an 11-year- Ireland (AP) — Protestants, was to pick up the 450-pound By DON MBIKIJC 1(00 p.m.-t p.m. 6uth Vietnam In a massive old boy who was seriously Catholics and British troops bat gorilla at the Baltimore zoo A**dclatcd' Prea* Writer Age Limit*: 10 In maternity, emergency evacuation that hurt in a 14-vdhlcIe accident tled in the streets of three and fly him here on a train HARTFORD, Ckinn. U la other areas, no limit In means Cambodia has virtually .on Interstate 91 In North Ha ing flljght, but the Defensfr (AP) — An unprecedented **lf aendce. Northern Ireland cities. Friday . abandoned its three northeast v e ^ Inst September that night' In riots touched off by the Department vetoed the plana three-way primary for the ern provinces to the North Viet claimed tile lives of his par Jailing of civil rights leader Ber** when it was learned that two U.S. Senate nomination ap Ihe administration reminds namese. ents and brother. men would accompany the visitors that with constnictldh nadclte Devlin. peared today to be in the A military spokesman (n Sai The suit was brought in be The violence began after Miss gorilla T knocked out by a onder way, parking space is gon confirmed today that the tranquillizer and strapped to offing as the Democratic Bmlted. VWtors ore asked to half of David Lombard, for Devlin, 23, the youngest mem state convention buckled Cambodians were pulled out of merly of Red Bank, N.J., ber of the British House of Com a stretcher. hear with the hospital, while the two towns, Labanslek and Bo Tinker says the zoo can’t down to its main business paridng problem exist*. who now liveia in Ireland. mons, lost her last appeal and Kheo, in a military operation The action was taken by hla began a six-month sentence on afford a commercial flight. of picking a state ticket for that began June 24. guardlan.-Mlss Joan Murphy. charges of helping incite the He’S looking for a large the fall election. Patients Today: 890 "The operation is now 6om- Named in the suit are the CalhoUc-Protestant riots in enough plane able to make There were reporta that the ADMITTED YESTERDAY; plete," the spokesman said. State of Connecticut. Trans- NortHbm Ireland lost year. the flight in 9 to 12 hours. party leadership, including Mrs. Mary P. Carter, Box Mt. The operation, originally an p o r t a t 1 o n Commissioner More than 1,000 Protestants Bn.ltimore Jack should not be gubernatorial candidate Emilio Dr., Vernon; Perry O. Adams, nounced as a drive to evacuate George Conkling, the Guyott and Catholics were involved in tranquillized any logger, he <1. Daddario and State Chair 476 Main St.; A{rs. Lydia B. Spalding & Butciiarl NicholLs ethnic Vietnamese from the Trucking Co. of Milford and Friday night’s disturbances in says. man John M. Bailey, was work Culp, KnoUwood Dr., North Cov General Eleelric towns In Ratanakirl Province, more than 20 other persons Londonderry, Armagh, and Bel Phoenix zoo officials have ing to narrow the primary to entry; William Duncan, 66 Au was carried out by a 6,000-man Involved in the accident. ' fast, the capital of predominant promised the firstborn to two contenders. But there was Barbeque ground force that pushed Into doubt whether anyone could tumn St.; John A. Pilippone, Golf Club Sale Killed in the accident were ly Protestant Northern Ireland. the Balltlmore zoo — if they 147 Cooper Hill St.; Susan C. Cambodia from Plelku, South The rioting in Londonderry ^nn get'the two together. Keep -State Senate Majority Deluxe Vietnam. The Refugees, Includ John J. Lombard, 38, his 34- Leader Edward L. Marcus from Qally, 78 Washington St.; Rod Reg. 5.99 NOW T . T T year-old wife, Catherine and lasted five hours. Fourteen per erick C. Harmon, 61 Elizabeth Irons ing several hundred Cambodian sons were arrested and 22 sol getting at least 20 per cent of troops, were brought out via their son Paul, 6. The family the votes—the amount needed to Dr.; Mrs. Edna E. Jacobs, 62 Grill was returning from Maine diers were Injured, three requir Alexander St.; Mrs. Ida Kahn,- Woods Reg. 6.99 NOWO. 66 Hair Seller Highway 19 to Plelku and a ing hospitalization. qualify for a primary. nearby former U.S. base. Camp with two horses in a van The rumors were that the Brooklyn, N. Y.; Mrs. Jacque with Wheels Enari. when eight cars and six Eight soldiers were injured in' Ann IJccello line O. LaBrecque, 108 High Woods R^. 7.99 NOW 6.39 Belfast, four seriously. Two leadership, which reportedly pre South ' Vietnamese troops (rr- trucks piled up on a foggy ferred Alphonsus J. Donahue for Tower Dr., South Windsor. stretch of the highway. men were injured in two hours Also, Joseph E. Lefebvre, volved in the operation said the of dlsturbiinces in Armagh, tU ins Nod the Senate nomination, would evacuated Cambodian soldiers Shortly after the mishap , rather see Donahue in a two- French Rd., Bolton;. Mrs.” Con Famous manufacturers Spalding and Sutchart Nicholls. the bad weather signals were where Miss Devlin went to be stance Lopes, 48 Spruce St.; Mi 2 to 9 irons, 1 - .1 - 4 - 5 woods, 200 per store, no rain had no weapons. gin her sentence in the women’s way primary against the Rev. checks. 5^15.70 TTie pullout also was an Installed along the road, but For Congress Joseph Duffey than have' him chael C. Martin, 24 Starkweath Our Reg. 6.99 the state, maintained the road jail. 5.70 nounced by military spokesman The trouble in Belfast began fight both Duffey and Marcus. ' er St.; Mrs. Kathleen Pippin, in Phnom Penh, where officials construction was in "no way Hartford Mayor Ann Uccello Marcus has been claiming Broad Brook; Mrs. Anna M. rwcnly-lwo inch diiiniyler deep fire bowl with Heavy Duly Golf Bags Sets your tresses in minutes, holds it a factor contribution” to the when a Protestant procession this morning won the Republl- for tiours! Comes with 18 tangle-free had said .earlier that both La accident. ran into a rival march of CaUi- can First District nomination enough support to carry the con SlmoncelU, 38 CooUdge St.; udjuslable chrome plated cooking surface. Our ^ banslek and Bo Kheo were to be # 87A 2.'> "fle*. 9.97 N o w 1 .8 8 rollers and fashionable carrying case olics prt^esHng Miss Devlin's for Congress by acclamation, vention on the first or second Mrs. Betty J. Soucy, 206 Eld- #Ki;o held "at all coats?" A coroner's report accused ballot, and has generally been qlils, 146 Hilliard St. for travel. #HCDI the driver of the Guyott arrest. Btltish troops firing tear Atty. Isaac Russell of West ^ 2 3 A 2 5 Reg. 11.97 N o w 9 . 4 - 1 The Cambodian spokesman gas separated the Protestant Hartford, her only opponent, regarded as second .only to ridge St.; Mrs. Marie A. Mar- gave a slightly different v^ion truck of "gross negligence^" Donahue in delegate strength. Also, Mrs. Eaine D. Sweet, The report said Robert Dur- and Catholic crowds. withdrew from the race before of the evacuation, saying only Police in Londonderry also the nominations began and However, members of Donahue^ 96 HlUslde Manor Ave., Vernon; that Cambodian troops had been ler of Milford was operating and Duffey’s campaign staffs Andiew J. Tomko, 20 Bretton WATER SPORTS a trudk "heavily laden -with fired tear gas grenades. urged his delegates to support withdrawn from the two cities In London, about 7 Irish men Miss Uccello. were saying FYiday night that Rd.; Mrs. Nancy P. Warren, SPECIALS! by air. an overweight cargo" and Marcus's following had been South R., Bolton; Mrs. Marga Deluxe Folding Save an Extra was "in utter disregard of Md w ^ e n marched to the ^he convenUon opened short- The pullout meant the Cambo Home Office to protest Miss , lo a m over-esUmated. ret C. Wilson. 263 Woodland St. Swim Fins 1.89 - dians apparently have aban conditions existing on the Marcus’s best chance fot; win B IR T H S YESTERDAY: A highway at the time of the DevUn’s jail ^ntence. Police Manchester ’ delegates were ning a place on the ballot is a Medium and large uze.% -■ doned the country's three north crash. made sl:c arrests. among those who were gathered daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Chaise adjust to fit foot. I MM eastern provinces—Ratanakirl, three-way primary, involving Thomas W. Lawrence, 29C Ra Double your speed! 7 ^ JBss Devlin leader of the wilting Lane School to cast Cy > 20% OFF Mondulklri and Stung Treng—to Catho ic minority in predomi- t^eir votes. Manchester Town ' himself, Donahue and Duffey. chel Rd.; a daughter to Mr. the Viet Cong and North Viet Donahue’s best chance is in a and Mrs. Russell Qreen, 17 Ver Mask & Snorkel nnntely P r o t e c t Londonderry, counsel John -F. Shea is con- namese. was^ scheduled to address 2,000 chairman. two-way primary, against either non Ave., Rockville; a daughter our repiilar low prices on Two snorkels attached The towns, Boe Kheo and La Marcus or Duffey. to Mr. and Mrs. James Chase, to mask, may be remov V.N, Marks « ^Kside After 11 ballots last weekend, -Also in, the running is former ed. 1.99 banslek, are located in the area ^strict before being taken to o,e Democrats finally chose 182 Maple St.; a daughter to 7.99 where the Ho Chi Mlnh trail Congressman Donald J. Irwin, lubular aluminum Bob Dylan LP Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Choman, G.E. Manual.Spray, runs soutli paralleling the South ^ « 4. ^ State Sen. Jay Jackson of West Gov. John Dempsey, right, and the man who hopes to succeed him in office, but he is viewed only as a pos 8 Oxford St.; a son to Mr. and frame, wooden amis. Dive Mask Anniversary But 60 policemen Intercepted Hartford as their nominee, but Adjusts to -1 positions. All Fishing & Vietnamese border. They are her car and took her directly to jje faces possible primaiy chal- U.S. Rep. Emilio Daddario, listen with deep concern to the keynote address by sible compromise candidate In Mrs. Michael Macomber, Dob 7x18 webs. Avocado "Self Portrait” Ovaj -shape provides ^ I J | j Steam Dry Iron the event of a deadlock. perfect visfOn. .. V x less than 30 miles west of Plei- . . lenges from State Insurance U.S. Sen. Birch Bayh. (Herald photo by Ofiara) son Rd.,'Vernon. only. )cu. South Vietnam. 1 1 Meanwhile, the state ticket be DISCHAROBD YESTERDAY: Of Charter When, she reached the heavily Commissioner William R. Cotter & Ihe Cambodian spokesman, guarded jail, demonstrators^ut- of Hartford, and from State Sen. low the office of governor was Mlcliaet P. Oelligan, 87 Mill St.; Rods Reels Snorkel still uncertain after a night of Tanya P. OiUesple, Elast Hart-g Safety ball eliminates month FRANCISCO (AP) — side shouted, "God bless you David Barry of Manchester. water. I'niversal iize Bernadette;Bernadette? youvoii are a saint.’Halnt." maneuvering and negotiations ford; Kim Bigan, Ei^t Hartford; 5.88 I , n a n t fits alU 10.97 I ilfih oz H U.N. Secretary-General U She rolled down a window of By the Associated Pres* involving Bailey and Daddario. A. Diane Badeau, East Hart in our inventory a ty , soum Of Labanslek, tlmt ^ e internaUonal organlza- Wall-to^ Wall Convention A musical portrait of the artist. Fabric temperature dial, permanent For lieutenant governor, the ford; Gerald M; Monahan, 676 See our complete line of water toe two towns would be held. „„„ ^^ould become "al embrac- the car and replied: *‘Thank you Republicans also g'athered In Sorry, no rain checks. Two record set of songs by Dylan sports and boat supplies. press touch-up settings. 25 steam for turning up, but please don’t Connecticut’s five ■ other con- . By SOL B. COHEN ter of the .stage. Accommoda- ly, middle and late evening choice was BridgejxJrt MayoY Bush Hill Rd.; Dayld W. Brown, vents. Water window. 0 F92 by admitting Red China 28 Oharter Rd., Rockville. < ^ m b o d ^ to stay in hopes unU ^.tfivided countries ' such as cause any trouble.” gressional districts to nominate (Herald Reporter.) tlons for the working press were situation at the Hotel Sonesta_ C’ Curran, and Atty, Gen. Kiddy Folding Chair that their presence would help North and South Vietnam He A British army spokesman candidates for Congress. Last night’s - wet skies may - * inadequate ^ !ind the sound sys- convention headquarters. Robert K. Killian, with the firm AJeo, Sylvester D. .Thomas, _ ___ _ tern on the stage wasn't working. Because the Hartford Hilton backing of Gov. John Dempsey, 2S0 Qreen Rd.; Manuel Inguan- made the proposal Friday night said 'tKat although police had j,, nistricts 2 3 and 4 the ^^^ve dampened the clothing and tern on the stage wasn’t working. zo, Hartford; Mrs. Vera A. Ken- "Interdicting" 4h«-enemy's infil- ^ black-tie banquet of U N. granted Miss Devlin permission nominees 'appear" easy to pre- hairdos of Connecticut’s Demo- '[What did he say? What did he had been taken over by the o-pparent choice for at- neally, 21 Willard Rd.; Mrs. Sturdy tubular aluminum frame pgg tr^ o n and supply trails. officials and delegates ending .a to make the Bogside speech and 2 ^ g .j^ere is crats, attending their state con- say?” were the key words. Rainbow Girls for their annual general, then surrender, she was arrest- “ “ ’g u... . ------Npw------■ • ’ • -The leadership was reportedly AugiMta M. Hoppe. ,2? Arch St.; Willi colorful webbing. # M74 3 29 The meaning of the decision two-day celebration of the 26th ventlon, but, they didn’t dampen Newsman helped newsman, and convention all political Mr*. Lydia B. L u ^ l ^ l , West 2.69 to wiOidraw the troops, number- anniversary of the signing of the ed out of fear she would deliver ‘'''seeond“District deleeates will “'®‘'’ enthusiasm and their spir- the one-hour session was saved tivltles were at the Sonesta favoring Mrs. Natalie Rapoport ing more than one battalion, u n . charter here. ' a dramatic talk that would trig- femalnlng ' . / which was nev^rnever intended for Waterbury for secretary of Rd., RFD 1 , Rockville; Sydney the state, which angered State H. ' Bowman, East Hartford; from the two towns was not "Having the People's Republ- ger rioting, announced candidate — Robert If -the old saying that "Wet ------that purpoap. Wayne A. Newcomb, 46 Wilson Immedlately clear; But diplo- ig of China In mind, I recom- Ivan Cooper, a Protestant civ weather is Democratic weather” "Unbelievable,” is the only Sen. Gloria Schaffer of Wood- il rights supporter who_ accom H. Steele of 'Vemon — when is true, then, last night’s weath- word which can explain the ear- bridge, . a leading contender for Lane, Rockville. 3 Ne.sled Mesh Tables maUc sources In Phnom Penh ^end that the Vnlted Nations be they meet at'lO a.m. at Eastern (See Page Five) Also, Patricia J. Qoric, 6 indicated earlier this month that made universal," Thant said. panied Miss Devlin from Bel- er may have served as an omen the nomination. Mrs. Schaffer fast, said four carloads of police Connecticut State College in Wll- to victory for those 3,000 and was talking about a floor fight Fairvlew Ave. Ext., Rockville; Modern design, heavy steel con- Our Cambodia was prepared to con- “The absence of the People's Charles M. Dupuis, 23 Andor mpt them at Drumahoe, feur nmantic. . J .. more Democrats who packed the and even a primary in her cam striiction. Ideal tor indoor or out- Reg. 4 Pe. Auto Wash & Fantastic Sale! cede about half of its territory Republic of China and of the di— paign for the nomination. Also in Rd.; John W. Kingry, 960 Syca door use. # 3054 11.99 to North Vietnamese control in vlded countries has given the miles______r froiff Londonderry, ofBushneil'Auditorium. and Noise Goes to Donahue, more Lane; Mrs. Edna Wuer- 8.99 Bell & Howell For Travel & Vacation order to save the central region United Nations a great deal o took her to prison. Cooper then ®®"- Pickett of Mid- lAipression one the running were State Rep. dlg, 26 Trotter St.; Louis L. Polish Kii ri"-" 77" Spori and went to the Bogside meeting, u'etown as their nominee, but wall-to-wall Audrey Beck, Margaret Wilson, including the capital. artificiality. ~' where news of Miss Devlin’s ar- "c, too, baa been threatened people. of Norwich and Margaret Cur Gauthier, East Hartford; Jack Cube Slide Projector Contains Du Pont car, wash p”ow73er, Slop Watches In addition to the pro^nces of ^ ^ non-members in- Duffey Tops He ad-Count Soucy, PO Box 661, Bolton; Ed chamois, sponge and polishing clolh. rest was gfeeted wrlth an angry n primary fight. They packed the outer lobby tin of New London. Dress Watches ^tan ak iri, Mondu kiri w d ^orth and South Vietnam, uproar. The GOP situation In the of the Bushneil — waiting for By DAN HALL ThaddeuS Pawlowski of Nor- ward R. Mlchalskl, 60 Arcellla Stung Treng, the North Viet- and South Korea, and above-mentioned three men in Dr. "She Said to tell you not to ITilrd District is like that in the friends,.and for guest passes, Associated Press Writer the lead for the party’s U.S. wlch, workmen’s compensation namese now have control of five East and West Germany, blame the ordinary Protestants Second, with only one announced They i«cked..tbe inner lobby— Senatorial bid. commissioner, was offered one Also, Mrs. Fllamina Shana Royal Scot 10W30 provincial capitals and are con- ..j governments to con han, Stafford; Sonja M. Ander ““ 1 1 . 8 8 for this, but to blame the people candidate. Robert Dunn of Mil- lining op" to get their delegate HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — If The focus of convention party- (be two remaining spots on son, 47A Downey Dr.; Mrs. 84.70 Motor Oil 39"pt testing two others, Kompong gi^er the idea of the universality ■ who are trying to deprive the ford, a retired Air Force or alternate credentials. They counted the number of per- j^g g^ifted from the Hartford ticket—comptroller or treas 4.88 Thom in central Cambodia and of the United NaUons as the Style #454, Our R.g. 24.99 1*7.88 Donna M. Carbone, Oxbiaw Dr., Uses revolutionary slide cube. Remote working man of his civil colonel, is unopposed for the packed 'the main floor of the ''9‘Jiire foot at Demo- nillbn, where most of the Re- urer—but turned it down. This Special additives - all season oil. Limit Style #386, Our R*g.'2S.99 19.88 The latest in dial faces. Watches for the Kompong Speu, 30 miles south- priority item of this year's rights,” (2ooper told the crowd, slot. Delegates meet at 10:30 auditorium—reserved for dele- aqndldate receptions Fri- publican candidates held forth left the leadership casting about Vernon; Edward Kehl, 14 Ar- control operation. 6 qts. per customer. whole family. , celUa D r; Emil J. Tlllona, Style #641, OurR^ssi. 39.88 west of Phnom Penh. agenda for world affairs," Miss Devlin’s sentence does a.m. in West Haven High gates only. They packed the 'doI- "ISTht, the Rev. Joseph Duf- weekend, to the Sonesta another Pblish-American to Wethersfield; Noll Pierson, Jun In other parts of Cambodia, Thant said ’ not mean she loses her right to School. cony — reserved for alternates ^®^ would have won. Hotel. ' P“t on the Ucket. iper Lane; Mrs. Edna M. Gray, spokesmen said. North Viet- ^he secretary general often vote in Parliament. VVith time Incumbent Robert Giaimo is and those guests who had tlcjt- P’®'’ ‘*’® "°‘®®’ Alphonsus .pbe' competition over the ‘he Negro, spot on the West WlUington; Emldio Ran- pet Supply Specials nameae troops again attacked a said that the absence of off for good behavior, she could the Third District Democrats’ eLs. And, they packed the gal- Donahue would^h^e^ been vie- senatorial nomination—a four- deket, John Merchant of Bridge- lerl, McNall St.; Joseph M. Oap- General Electric big munitions depot at Long communist China and North be freed by October. choice. lary—resejwed for no one and ‘ way race including Duffey, ‘he deputy state commis- pucclo J r . 612 Taylor St.; Dale Pul\^x Flea Loll ars Our Vek, 30 miles north of Phnom Vietnam prevents the United In the past two years, she has Stewart B. Mcjtinney of Fair- filled by first-come-first-served. For the most color, Edward lx>nahue, Marcus and late en- 91°"®*" community affairs, ap- A. Robbins, 64B Chestnut St.; For Dop^s or Cats Penh, and were driven back by Nations from working effectlve- beconie a symbol of the drive field, state House minority The stage too was filled with L. Marcus. _ Irant Donald J, Irwin_set the P®^*'**‘ b®' out os a possible Walter J. Dublel, 276 Redwood .39 Dehumidifier South Vietnamese aerial gun- ,y peace in Indochina, by the Catholic minority in leader, appears the stronger of wall-to-wall people, many of But the Friday night festivities tone for the evciving's activities. ®holce. State Sen. Boce Barlow Rd.; Philip Lewis, 228 Lydall Adjustable,.^ bdorless; Continuously ships in a nighttime battle. his dinner speech, Thant Northern Ireland to win what it the two Republican candidates them newsmen with no place were just a warmup. The state Political observerk expect a prl- of Hartford, 43tate Reps. Otha St.; Vicki C. Erlandson, RPD 1, kills fleas for 6 lo'45 weeks. South Vietnamese troops said, iViThe simple people in the considers equal rights in hous- to-sit. High party officials and and national Democratic nomi- mary race betw e^ the first' Brown of Norwalk and Bruce Bolton. claimed 34 enemy soldiers killed atreell.j’those whose sons are Ing, jobs and'voting. \ • (See Page Five) ‘ ----workers’---- — took ' ■■ up the entire ■■ cen- nations come today, with...... the three candidates. \ Morris of New Haven, and Hen- Also, Mrs. Ida Q. Tardif, 27J :> Pc. vv hi li MMI Cat Liller Tray Our Rag. 86.70 In fighting around Kompong dying in far away countries, Bluefleld Dr.; Elaine M. Ooma- Marcus, who has bigen inde (See Page Five) Size 15 3/4 X I I 1/4 x 3 1/2 Cham, some 60 miles northeast cannot understand why the rella, Stafford Springs; Mrs. of Phnom Penh, and Kompong United NaUons Is not seized pendent of . the Debjocratic' I iiihrrdla & Table (»roii|) ^ inches. Assorted colors. i.oo leadership throughout the William O'Brien and daughter, 38.” Square Trach, on Cambodia's southern with the most burning issue of 40 Duncan Rd.; Mrs. David A. 2 Pc. Hanging Up. 1970, the war in Indochina." paign, chose to keep his recep Bourne and eon. 147 Merllne llVIuvi’ inesli i.ilili* utili lo'.ii Our Chaperone Repellant ■ tion far away from the S.onesta. D r, Vernon; Mrs. Theodore IlMndsomi’ MuUliMu^ vli.iits I St' Rej Pitch Back .OO He threw a party instead at Zupnlk and son, 78 Downey D r.; |on pjlii'. [X'lcli oi iL'v 129.99 Sprfiy-" Our R«,. 1.19 Wall Console Set Auto humidisrat Dunsey’l Tavern, several mllek Mayors Tell Mrs. Leon Gondarowskl and 99.701 Choose indoor or outdoor. Protects turns unit on/off. outside Hartford. \ lurniture or plants.- Removes up to son, HazardvlUe; Mrs. Malcolm 1 C«'. W ro ll oil I Iro n 13 pints per day, But the Senate majority Plan to Curb Froet and daughter, 43 Claire leader was well represented dur >4'a lin o ( ,r o ii|i Rug, las.gg helps keep you " Hartford Policeman Fired Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Richard S5.88 E n d itc h Tablets or Liquid comfortable. ing the keynote address in Bush-'' Sturgis and daughter, 76 Main 14.70 Use as pitching .Jevice or silent Pittsburgh plate glass mirror, 20x29 nell auditorium. A sound truck 8t., South Windsor; Mro. Robert partner." Returns ^ y ball, any angle. Rapid relief for your pet. "T | L l In Shooting Death of Youth Drug Abuse Stops excessive hair shedding. 4U . X 3 / inches. Table 22x9x6'A inches.- outside greeted arriving dele KloUer and daughter, RPD 4, - Mediterranean walnut Finish. # gates with the message that Vernon; Mrs. P. Richard Mac- To, Our Rag. 2.79 0802 HARTFORD, Oonn. (AP) — ing an illegal left turn. It turned WEST HAVEN, Conn. (AP) 22” Rotary Mower Anthony Lombardi, a policeman out that the cah had been stol Marcus is "good enough" and The'CtonnecUcut Conference of whom a coroner found "crimi en, but Lombardi was unaware ‘®®Kb„jgppugh ' to be Senator. Mayors has taken two step* Ito nally responsible" in the death of that when he shot Rodriquez. and a bagpipe bund from member* believe will help cure NEW THOMPSON of a Puerto Rican youth, was According to Lombardi, he Bridgeport serenaded Uiem. the naUon’* drug problem*. It SPEEDWAYS MNra. a Complete with fired. from the Hartford police had cornered the*youth in an The few placards visible at is urging govenunent tigur** to force Friday. alleyway, and the youth sudden the Bushneil' were paradeiPln try to speed the trial* of nar- MfSiNTS 43,88 Buy it the lobby by the Marcus sup- cotlc* offender*, and it 1* call- THRILLING Police Chief Thomas J. ly turned on him, trying to rush Heavy gauge steel deck. Deluxe porters. ■ ing on advertiser* to •Umlnato STOCK CAR RACES position manual wheel and Vaughan said he was basing his past. 4| adjusrmeiits. H.P. action on a four-man depart Lombardi told the coroner I^nahue, the party leader- characterization* of pills a. the SUHIiAY NIGHT 7 PM ' Briggs & Stratlon etigine; mental board of Inquiry's ruling something flashed from each of . shi^s cholcg for the senatorial duawer to problem*, AfUAII *1 LIAII Quick Mount! ngjnlnatton, was ready—perhaps mayoi-s also wrote to Gov. ^ EXCITINO EXCITING j heavy loop handle. 0 OA2 Charge it! that Lombardi had violated de the youth's hands, and all he FEATURES i ^ l EVENTS „ partmental rules and orders could think was "knife, knife." to counter the Marcus surge— John Dempsey, asking that h* EVERY ^ 1 EVERY 5,000 BTU "concerning the use of fire But the objects tumed out to be with a different strategy. (dhe . immediate action to *x- 1 A billboard-sized photo was at- Pdhd the staff and faciHtiMi of SUNDAY SUNDAY arms.” a screwdriver and a portable TWIN 25 LAP And, Vaughan added ,"I con- radio. The coroner ruled that tached to the water tower above “'® ®‘a‘® Toxicology Labora- Westinghouse cur with the board’s finding.” Lombardi was overly hasty in the Hilton Hotel. Newsmen re- MODIFIED FEATURES Doughboy 12’x36” Pool with Lombardi, who Is 32, was dis assuming hia life was In danger, celved at their press table* a ^ "There is a backlog of six - n u t HfATS A CONtI AND missed after a meeting with and that that "unreasonable" slick, single-fold campaign sheet '"®**‘h* »<> two years In th* UTE MODEL SPORTSMAN > Room Air Conditioner Vaughn In the chief's office. assumption what cost Rod and a list of the delegates sup- of this laboratory, 20 LAP PEAYURE The dismissal took immediate riguez his l\fe. {x>rtlng Donohue. which 1* reiponklble for all PIUI HIATl * CONII ISPECIAL DELUXE , 59.99 DELUXE 22" R*9. 69.99 Filter & Ladder If bought nparately $89 effect. He now has five days In Vaughan * set up the depart drug* seized in criminal Inv**- AND AN KXTRA ADDED 120" Rotary Mower I Q }M{ Rotary Mower ^ Q Q Q which to appeal to the city's di Donahue 8 reception was the tlgutlon*,” said Mayor Donald ■ ONUS A SPECTACULAR #0X20IH ■ l / . O O * 0 F 122SH . /.OO mental board of Inquiry os soon gayest, with u rock band play- t . Dorsey of Meriden, chairman 311 ILP. engine, top mount Plugs in like a lamp. 115 volts. 7.5 amperes. rector of personnel. as he suspended Lombardi. The O.GAN1 Powerful 3 H P. engine. Vent control exhausis'or circulates room air. Lombardi had been suspended ng for dancing in a huge room „f the group', drug commIttM. board met once but adjourned hiu.was kept full into the mom- “i„ order to *p*ed up trial* 14i 98 with pay by Vaughan a few without reaching a decision and hours after Abraham Rodriguez, waited for the coroner, Irving L. "f ■ , . J . “A** facilitate treatment and re- IB, of Hartford, was fatally shot But for crowd density, Duffey hubllltaUon for drug dep«ndml Aronson, to make his report American Ffices in War wiuj the winner. Entertaining per*on*, the waiting time must SALE: FRIDAY In an alleyway after an auto first. MANCHESTER HAMDEN WATERBURY chase on April 1. The Defense Department released these pictures of Force Cairt. Edyvin Atterlieriy and Navy Lt. James delegates In the small Rendezv be reduced to 24 houni." WALLINGFORD The coroner’s decision was Room, he. attracted a steady The huge backlog of labora- & SATURDAY Lombardi chased the car, announced June 17. Vaughan re- Americans held captive in Vietnam. The photos ‘Gonhell, left to right, were included in a list, alleg 1145 UllHd TGrifiko .2U 0 MiwtII Avg! LtkGWtod A Wolcott N . It. 4f n. S *1 atriOg Um which, was driven by RpdHquei, api>eared in North Vietnamese newspapers and the edly complete, of U.S. I’OVVs, that a private group slreum jjf guests, tory work was "brought to tli* after he spotted the youth ih'SK- (8m Page Eight) department said the names of neither men, Air OllH. Mon. I0.WM In Duibunf, No.»UI., SMmlort. HtMnId.. PMMclll, B M x i l Mill., Kliwo«. Nonhm|>u« 4 Fnnln,»n Open Late Every Niclit has unofficially released. (Al* I’hotofax) (See Page Five) («M Pag* WgM) / '