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Youngsters . /-■ Graduates From Y6ur Neighbor’s Kitchen LAW DEOBEBS By VIVIAN F. FEBGU80N University of Connecticut: An- . Bum Drugs thony J. Crlso, 126 Clinton Dr., Maachester hae a full-fledged Justin J. Donnelly Sr., 60 Ifigh- For Christ Kentucky colonel. A native of land Dr., both of South Windsor; LoulsviUe, the colonel moved to Andre P. Fogarasi, 67 Valley By BOB LEEKIGHT V16w Lane, John C. Llnderman, Aaaooi»ted Preas Writer town six weeks ago. Don’t look 77 Tumblebrook Dr., both of for the colonel in a white suit Vernon. BOdHE!. Idaho (A F ) —Quantl- or q>orting a mustache. More Suffolk University: Albert S. tte^ mariJiB^ ^roln and ^^e-U be wearing Dabrowskl, 66 Elro St, Man m < n jlili» were burned in a cer- smock of a Manchester Me- chester. “ ortal Hospital volunteei^ MEDICAL DEGREES long ndly in youngsters Li^by < ^ v e r was presented New Jersey College of Medi were encouraged to give up nar- colonelcy in 1966 by cine and Dentistry: Richard J. cotics for religion. the governor ot Kentucky. Ihe Lombardo, formerly of Man The Rev. BlUy Scheuts. the ^ ^ , outstanding chester. rauy«. organhter^d ^ J O O “ rvlce. T wT ^ PhD DEGREES ^ area youngsters turned ta ^ ^ acclaimed an Purdue University: John H. toelr n ar^ cs a ^ pledged to Ambassador of Good Will of the PeUerin, R R 1, Box 266, Man give iq> using the stuff. City of Louisville by the mayor. chester. \' University of Connecticut: *2*^ *aWe worii with Phi Betta Psl Robert J. Merrer, 410 Hackma ^ set afire while a gospel-rock tack St.; William F. Ryan, OS group sang. A . C H O IC E ity. ot which Libby Is a past S. Hawthorne St.; Sandra M. Said the Rev. Mr. Scheutz: prudent, Is a national non-aca- Thomson, 284 Woodland St., all U . members d^ of Manchester; Gene S. Sog- ?• vote effort to the raising of Uero, Andover ^ Stephen W. Jesus Christ rather than narcot- S irloin Nagy, Talcott IQII Rd., Coven funds for cancer research. Ics.’ _ , , . ,... _____ Libby met her husband while try. vras stationed with the UB. NURSING CERTIFICATES had t^ egsl^ Army at Ft. Knooc. Upon his St. Francis Hospital: Mar cers here and in other cities ______^ J discharge, Peter went home to garet Powers, 12 S. Alton St., where he has conducted rallies Bengal. N.T. Tafo weeks later. N6W YbftK coT Manchester. The ^ group W He was back In Kentucky with Hartford Hospital: Beverly A, a rock beat in between antidrug Brown, Ann Marie Falkowskl, a marriage prtq;)osal. Vesta 8 . Peterson, Patricia A. messages. . Peter's aitcestors came to mcavto-.^ *m.rKa Iron. HoU».d In tt. Sullivan, Roberta M. Thorpe, & all of Manchester; Mrs. Thomas kids their own age,” the Rev. swn Rockwell, formerly of Manches Ifr . acheuU said. 'These kids ter. early times, every male mem. can relate to other kids and get ASSOCIATE DEGREES ber has carried the first name St, Thomas Seminary Junior the message across.” of Peter or Harold, or a com Boise, Idaho’s cr^tal city College: Gregory J. Bareisa, 84 bination of both. Hetxjid photi.to by Buodvlchis Wedgewood Dr.; Edward M. has about 90,000 residents. The Conovers have taken an CONOVER Ih e Rev. Mr. Scheutz says MRS. PETER Moran, 102 Benton St., both of 9 T 1. ~j,= apartment at 11761176 W. W. Middle Middle ^ ^ lu m d r ^ ^ xpke. Peter is an accountant metal cookie sheet. Chill 1-1% dal cultlvaUon extended ^ e Manchester. Eastern Connecticut State Col docked here in the past few with Lybrand, Ross Bros., A hours. area both east and west. The months from Salt Lake City, T^™tvomerv of Hartford Libby Place grated chocolate In top pecan did not come north of the lege: Judith A. Oobellle, Man Utah, Portland, Ore., and Seat- “ ' secretary • In ' _n double boiler------over ------hot water. Mason-pixon------— t .__ Line i.u„ (the nc— Mary- chester. tle. Wash. Ho claimed they T-yj^yuig g^e is enjoying Bring to 130 degrees, stirring land-Pennsylvanla border) until Hartford Community Oolleg;e: came because it was easy to get hom e’ and worklns at slowly. Remove from heat. Re- after the a v ll War Rene R. Leasard, Manchester. Hartford Institute of Account dope here and "the whole thing a“ d u n ^ waM AU bottom of double boiler with ------r v was about to blow up.” “i feel as if I’ve been on a va^ water and drop tempera- There was an error in a re- ing: John W. Lotas, 81 Wells B y ootncidence, local authorl- •> says lib - bire of chocolate to 8S degrees, clpe in last week’s colunm fea- S % c K . Rd., Talcottville; Paul Surber, tiee staged a big drug raid here <.pet®r and I love it here d* ^ necessary to change water turlng Mrs. Raymond Broga. A 906 Main St., South Windsor; Tuesday night and arrested 17 having a great time see- bottom of double boiler correcUon of the “ Beach Balls” Ik Frederick B. Rottner, 10 Lawton persons. Warranto for another everything Z id getting ac- periodically to maintain 85-de- recipe appeared in last Frl- R d.; Mark J. Snyder, 66 Milford 14 persons for Ulegal sale of * j Volunteered for temperature while dip- day's Herald. For thoee who OMOCK. GfeKfElt (UiT Rd., both of Manchester. narcotics have ^ Issu ei ' ho-Dltal because we P*?^-.) place each ball on fork, niissed the correction, we re- Hartford State Technical Col lege: Joseph F. Bernard!, 46 C H u c < Joseph St.; Susan M. Don^ue, 106 Falknor Dr.; Philip Dowd, 227 Wells St.; Paul J. Gibson, 68 % cup butter or oleo Falknor Dr.; Robert H. Lunlew- i i teaspoon poultry seasoning Alabama Pecan Pie sky, 23 Ridge St.; John L. % teaspoon salt r*® a « b . whlcta maintains the Long 1 cup white com syrup O’Connell, 91 Winthrop Rd.; 1 cup all purpose flour If if* Trail,” weU-known to hikers. It 1 tablespoon butter Brenda N. Ogren, 86 Vernon S t; lU cbton^W asta.J^ la aided by jjj Massachusetts and 4 egga about ^ v o H ^ r ;^ k e r s jo the Canadian border, % teaspoon salt Susan J. Scott, 118 Greenwood 3 eggs Drain clams and reserve Dr.; Everett P. TutUe, 181 many of them long-halred_ and The “ ^ Green „ Mountain ClClub main l& % cup sugar Juice. Add water to clam juice Mather St.; Barry G. Wazer, 48 bare-footed. He said 16 of the tains the trails and shelters. 1 teaspoon vanilla to make one cup. Place in Dudley St., all of Manchester. volunteers who give antidrug 'WhMi it comes to cooking, I L tablespoon flour saucepan with butter, poultry ''e>oMhj£SS Jonathan S. Fox, Hebron Rd., tato aw former drug a
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could not tolerate within ItaeU such hat Coventry 1 // Rapid Transit System Asked £ppnltt$ l|praUi red of the other, y Connecticut Yankee But there seems to be no final truth, Duffey Group By Town Conservation Unit — ____PDBUBH^D BT THX B y A .H .O . HBRAI.P PRIMTINO CO., INC merely endless disputation, on the 1* 'UaMlI 8M«t The Town Conservation Com- mendation also underscored the subject of what men will find it pooal- CollectsSOO TH0lZ2?*yfa «0P80N A1 Donahue got endorse he himself has admitted, that mission recommended last night need to maintain open land, WALTER R. niRa'CSO>' ble to do in the name of their religion. ment, Ed M arciu got the Uluea, there is Inside him something that the state develop a plan of "An .--effective rapid transit ______T tonndef^ifebw 1, u a ______Joe Duffey got/the love. of the same love of paUtierthat Signatures rapid transit tor this area be- system in this area would pre- keeps the bosses and heelers fore further "major highway ad- serve open space,” commission Eimy Brenliif Except Boodajrr They would sometimes n t^ r save, the ■mat ia n o lo c a t io n o f bow The local Citizens for Duffy ■ad HoUdaTS. Eiderad atU ie F «d Office at souls of others, by punlshii^MlMm for they m ay fm sh In the ap and the operators and those ditlons or construction” ard un-^chalrman Dr. SYederiok W. Maacheater, Conn., ■■ Second CUee Mas group has turned in 800 petition dertaken. Spaulding said. Matter. proaching inrmary which will with less antiseptic Images In wrong belief, than save their owiK by ■•gnafures for verification, and The recommendation was a The commission also cited determine /whether Donahue the gam e. jdans to continue the drive SDBSCRIFTION RATES actually fcrilowlng their own beUef. And that same love of the response to a request fOr com- comments by State Transporta- P u ^ e In Advance can hold pfi to the Senate nomi timugh the coming weekend. One Tear ...... |W.oe nation ti|e convention gave him. game was,' at the convention, ment from the Connecticut tlon Commissioner George J. ^ Mentha ...... U.W ./•The group haa been woiUiig Ifighway Commission cm the pro- Conkllng in m ak ^ its recom Three Montha ...... 7.80 Men have consistently taken the m ay recover from hla obvloUBly inelde thoee Demo to help qualify Democratic UA posed routes for I-S4 east of mendation. Oonkling had argued ______One Month ...... XtO gentlest God and asked Him to accept, oonvcultion slippage, and be crats vdio had tought their way ■enate hopeful Joseph Duffey Manchester to Providence, IM. for a "balanced transportation MEMBER o r come, once, again, the omni- through the political procese eo THE ASSOCIATED PRESS from them, their most savage behavior. they could get to be there in for an Aug, 19 statewide prima Seve^ alternate routes were system” in the state, at hear r t i f Aaaoclated Preaa la exclnalveljr en- preifmt individual whom some Cpnnecticut citliens probably support of him. ry. Duffey, along with state released by the State.. Depart ings of the House Committee on ttUed to the naa of repahUcatlon of all One can grow heartsick for all civili ’Transportartion and Aeronautics a m dlm tchea credited to it or not other- tW k of as already q member But such a love of the politi Sen. Edwwd Marcus, is chal ment of ’Transportation in late ttlae credited In thla paper a ^ alao toe April. in Washington, D.C. local newa pnbUahed here. sation, watching it go on for centuries, of the United States Senate, cal game in ItoeU wae obvious lenging the convention-endorsed The highway under constnic- Conkllng said the balance wdll All r M u of repobUcatlon of apedal dlt- , the ^ business of men more like one an now that he is back solving its ly part of everybody in the haK. candidate for the post, Stam patohea herein are alao reaeired, What distinguished the Diif- ford businessman Alphonsus tlcm through Manchester, origi not be achieved if "federal mon other than unlike one another finding problems tor it. Ttoe Herald PrteUn* Coinpaajr Inc., aa- And Donahue, exploiting the fe^tos from the rest was that Donahue, in the primary. nally known as "relocated Rt, ey Is used exclusively to build anmea no financial reaponalMiltr for trpo- 6” before it was Included in the more highways and more air sraphioal .errora appeaitog In adrertfie- pretext for hate and fuel for violence. chance he wanted and got, the they were free and joyous, tba| Xhiffej* workers collected the interstate system, passes near port facilities." He and his dep- menta and other raadbut matter In The chance to take his case to the they had no^ advanced to that necessary 6,000 petition signa Maadieater Bventos Herald Sometlmea it even seems that the more the Case Mountain area before uty, Samuel Kanell, asked for people in an intensive cam stage of possible aucoeap in tures last week statewide, but the learning and communication and terminating at Bolton Notch. financial support for railroads, toihaerlhw to 1 ^ Angelea TImea-WaaliInf- paign, may wind up with sup which they might begtal auc- local Duffey workers are con loa Poet Newa Servloe. ’Ihe commission is pressing specifically the Penn Central, p to aervlce dient of N. E. A. Service, Inc. culture of man has grown the more port that includes an afiection cumbing to thoughts of tangible tinuing to collect more signa PnhUahen %pr«a«itatlvea — Mathewa. for acquisition by the town of and the development of a long- Shamion and Cullen Inc.., Special Apencr vicious and cruel the new 'outburst of which responds to his own rewards, or dividing tq> some tures, since not all areas of the victory, that they were con Case Mountain to preserve open range national transportation — New Torn, Chicago. Detrott and Boatoa. barbarism . cheerfulness and "haiqiy war town have been covered as space land. Last night’s recom- policy. _MBMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCUUA- rior” style o t operation. cerned, ftr their momMit, y e t nONB. How dare we hope for peace of any But aa the Democratic State merely with fighting the ideal The 30Q. signatures collected istic fight because that waa the DIaptov advertlalng cloalng hoora kind anywhere? Oonvention closed, it was Joe so far represent about 2B per Ih r M oady — 1 p.inr>rlda]r. Duffey, the Rev. JoseiSi Duffey, fight and because they were cent of all registered Democrats Fhr Theadigr — i p.m. SatnrOaT. themselves and because a(»ne- Romania Sees Its Pa;ct Sot Wednaaday — 1 p.m. Monday. What we have to hope is that, even the "fighting Joe Duffey," who In the town, and Indicate “sub- For nuraday — l p.m. Tneaday. thlng powerful inside them- was the emvenUon’s matinee stantial support" for Duftey’s For Friday — 1 p.m. Wedneaday. aa the savagery flares up again and selves chose to have them do It. _F or Satuiflay — l n.m. Thuraday ld(d. catndldacy, according to local With Russia as aVictory Claaalfled deadline — B p.m. day be again, there ia each time an Increase He was the candidate dele There were a few dangerous fore ooblleatlon. 8 p.m. m d a y lor coordinator Mark Ross. He gates supported for no reason moments, toward the end ot tt|e' Hatnrday and Monday publication. in the number of those vdio have an added that in many cases, sign By GENE KRAMER bloc countries but also with oth- other bum that they liked him. proceedings, when they lost ers weren’t making a firm com Press Writer ©r Socialist countries. This Tbunaday, July 0 InsUnct to stand aside from it, and take He was the candidate who ac their cool, and it seemed that no part in it, until eventually, perhaps, cumulated votes and power not the fighting reverend might mitment to Duffey, but wanted BUCHAREST (AP) — ’Ihe backs up Romania’s policy of to show their support for the Romanians behove they have working with the antl-Moecow Toward Takeover Jtiiictkm those who go out and sound the cries by brokering them, but by brok have to wash their mouths with ering Ideas. He was the recipi soap, but then that smooth,, statewide primary itself, 'which pried written confirmation from regimes of Albsnia and China, For the umpteenth time, the laaue at to conflict find themselves standing ent, -&~^pposedly boss-ridden smiling. Galahad face appesur-' will bring the choice of a can the Soviet Union that they enjoy r is not found in other bloc 9 didate to the people. Joba f o r firemen on locomotlvea where alone and unsupported. PerbajM, conf- political Connecticut, of vote ed before them on one of the a special status within the East treaties. At the convention last month, European Conununist bloc. paratlvely speaking, the current trou after vote from indlvlduaJs who platform wings, and the m en The treaty also has a phrase n6 ahoveUng of coal la done haa been at which Dimahue won the en To Romanian officials and made no bones whatever of tak sight was enough to recall about the "duration of valldi- made the eauae for a railroad atrlke, bles in Ireland have less willing sup them back Into why they wen dorsement,' Coventry’s four diplomats analyzing Communist ing their independent stand re- Quest at Summer School Cave Day , ..... ty ” o f the Warsaw Pact and de- which haa been quelled, tor 60 daya at port, from both sides, than ever before. Oouitisy National GaUery of Art Washlngtan, D. C. gardness of the wMies of party there, and for what values, and delegates supported him, bring roUtions ^ to ^ m ^ rignlf- ^ ^ ^ leaders, stsde or local, He was to remind them that they wen ing forth some criticism from toance of Soriet I^m ler leaat, by the uaual Prealdentlal order. Perhaps there is a growing majority Pupils enrolled in Project Summer School fashion one of the ens and potatoes cooked over an open fire and served from cab WILLIAM II OF NASSAU AND ORANGE: BY SIR ANTHONY VAN DYCK the candidate who looked shin supposed to find it more impor local town committee members, Kosygin’s to Bucharest thto connected with there which is Just sad to see what man ing and pure and clear, an iq>- tant to (mean something than properties'for tomorrow morning’s Cave Day in the quadrangle bage leaf plates. Included in an hour of games will be a dinosaur It haa not been union "feather bed .who felt that the wishes of Cov week and the new 20-year treaty hope of dtomantlliig can still do to man. pearance his followers would merely to get something. He, of Bennet Junior High School. During the first two weeks of egg hunt, with rocks decorated to serve as the “eggs.” All craft he signed with Romania. entry’s Democrats were not all miUtary blocs such as the ding" which haa led the natton’a . rail- explain to you, enthusiastically, and they, came In S^burprise the summer program, they studied prehistoric life and visited work, including saber-tooth tiger necklaces and bones, has been The Sovlet'Romanian treaty being truly represented. Oommunlste’ Warsaw Pact and roada to the plight they are in today. by saying that he looked that second in the oonvenlton. They the Rocky Hill Dinosaur Park and Yale University’s Peabody done under the direction of Harold Larson of the project faculty. of friendship, cooperatlcm and Anyone Interested in signing the West’s North Atlantic ’Trea 'way because'that was the way an much more likely, In the Museum. Garbed as cave people, the children will picnic on chick (Herald photo by Silver) mutual assistance to very aiml- It haa been the automobile and the truck On Polls a petition, or in working on the ty Organisation. he was. primary, to gain than lose Duffey primary campaign, may lar to Soviet pacts with Bulgar- and the plane. But irreaponalble union- Inside Costly Slip We long ago discerned, and ground. The treaty’s key provtoiem, ob A good many people have taken sar contact Ross at his home on botched-up, misroutlng of at one point, but appeared to ia, Hungary and Czechoslova- lam which haa tried to defend an donic pleasure in ithe overthrow of the M errow Rd. States Ask Washington freight cars which long ' defied IN^CtW Hflvcii be dtoslpaUng_ quickly. The leak- _ kla, obedient__ ___allies of Moscow. ligating Romania and the Soviet anachrom lam , and Utten libertine man poUsters at the hand of toe British Of TheTongue Voter Session human unravelling," Smith _ _ _ age ended late Wednesday But differences a* several points Unl^ to agement, which haa abuaed ita tniat, voters. Some have even f^ that a mis- - There will be a voter-making said. C l l l l,P n K 210'P mornli* when the damaged tend to cwiflrm a privileged sta- attack, to chlevous human desire to upset the cer session to n i^ t a t . the ’Town Broaden Railroad Aid Smith su|;gested that, whatev \JU. coni^ents were pui^ tus for Romania. “ *" have not been giving the rallroada very tainties helped bring aboqt the result. R eport Hall from 6 to 8 for those whose er action the subcommittee ■rv»_ • a* out, according to a spokeeman Article Nine, for example, A Thought for Today WASHING’TON (AP) — Offl- mltting reorganization much help in meeting their modern Others have said it was a good thing. If rights have matured since the under takes, it be consistent with a U lS S lD d tlX lff for Humble OU. says Romania and the Soviet nian officiate Insl^d that it situation. the polls were always right why should last session. ’This will be the ciato from Connecticut and Hi® bankruptcy laws, comprehensive national pro------A & _ Because of the dispersal and Union wUl conauR on aU Impor- ^ _ By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak "There is great gain in god and glory to spend his etemal ‘We are the only country in gram for railroad rehabilitation. NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) applying to an attack outside, of anybody bother to vote? last such session before the Rhode Island urged the federal 6f the slick, it tant. questions to bring their pol- We reject the art of poiltaking at our liness with contentment; for we life with his lifetime Lord. _ . the world that attempts to run < » . CHICKEN BREASTS torever? public does not know, probe misunder sea, "the other (Arab) coun I Bufli ScHwdatMH 9 standings and factual lapses, and fill in tries do want to drive Israel The particular newa which prompts the gaps. He <»n influence public
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nard DOMaikey of Byram, HaWevef; Merchant said his able to determine for yourself N.T.; and a sister, AQs^Sophle 1963-64 Exchange Student Attitude on Marijuana Boeing Wins Big Prize; Qindidate Finds leave of absence. If ha decides which activities are encompass- Obituary DeMarkey of ^yram. An Old Story Court Cases A 'VS T\^ Tonight to take one, will be due to the- ed by this order, and I feel as- The funeral wlU be tomorrow ______While the problem and Job a Problem pressures of his campaign, not sured that you will act accord at 8 :80 a.m. from the Frank ______need for cmitrol of poUtition Changing, Says Doctor See Saturday’s TV Week Returns for Short Visit ^stem to the requlrenlents of the Hatch ingly,” Jones said In his July 1 M. ReUly Funeral Home, 31 CTRCUIT C X l^ T 18 has become a major national for Comiriete LlsUngs. HERTFORD, Conn. (AP) — SteUa Grabowski, topic only to the past year be open at night where young Act. letter to Merchant. AUCTION Arch St., Greenwich, with a Manchester Session Carl Anders Lundwall of Norr- recent wedding of another son, Whether or not the Drug Ad SEAXTiE (AP) — Boeing Co. housing starts are down about The deputy state commissioner or BO, a federal law has been people can work on can. “ When I find m y campaign Mass of requiem at St. Paul’s A 30-year-old Ellington man hoping, Sweden, revisited Man- Olaf, to Flint, Mich. Anders left visory Council (DAC) execu has won a major defense con 40 per cent from a year ago. 5;M (8) B s W a Law A T o p B ow ler In to effect for Just over 70 The Nike Site is being con of community affairs, Jtrim Mer activities become too time-con- Church, Greenwich, at 9. Bu- was fined $260 by Judge Nicho- cheater for three days last week. Friday for Geneva, Switzerland, tive committee has softened Its tract to test a new airborne auto sales are down 36 per cent, (M) Miuuten . Tongue Twigter , rial wiU be in St. Mary Ceme- las Armentano this morning af- His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl where he has accepted a posi- years relating specifically to verted into a recreatloa and cul (4»> F Ttm p (O) chant, said Wednesday l(,o may sumlng,” he said, “ I would ob- LINOOLN; England (AP) — Saturday, July 11 RockviUe, Dies attitude toward marijuana was warning system, giving a big and the hotel business is down 5:26 <44) Weatlicr Wsloh (0) tery, Greenwich. ter being found guilty on a sub- Axel Ltmdwall, will airive to- tlon as assistant to the Swedish this crisis. tural center for all town res 26 per cent. 6:M (36) OUlInB’x UUad (C) take a leave of .absence from -vlously take a leave of The new Dean o f Lincoln Cathe idents with two buUdings desig (46) Trnth or CoBxeqMBoei absence.” ' 10 A.M. ROC3KVIU.E — Mrs. SteUa Friends may call at the fu- stltute charge of breach of morrow for a short visit with ’Trade Commission, At a meeting of the Con discussed by members this boost to the ailing aerospace on Project his job. dral Is a direcr^escOndant of nated for teen use. Diana said 200 5:M (18) Bewfau Shew (G) • i Antoinette Orabowokl, 51, of 25 neral home tonight from 7 to 9. pqace. some of their son’s friends. Mr. The wedding was also the oc- servation Commission last morning. gUmt and to the depressed Seat AWAOS wl))Lhelp stem the 6:66 (3-8) W einer — Sporta aad Merchant la' the Democratic Merchant said that with Baron ’Twlatleton-Wykehsim-Sl- Snipsic St., Rockville’s top Lundwall is a salesman for a caslon for five young men to nigjit. Dr. Frederick W. Mentioning their recent con the board has allocated money News (O) candidate for state treasurer, Jones’s concurrence, he will fol;;^ ennes, one of the barons who Mancheiter Coon & Fox Club ------The man, David H. Mullen, for young people to develop tle area. downward trend at Boeing. Cur (18) Leave It te Beaver woman boiwler, was dead on Mrs. Harvey A. Horton was arrested May 4 on a war- Norrkoptog textile firm. meet for the first time as a Snaulding, chairman, called cern with heroin users and rently, 200 persons are working (36) HeHoIe’i Navy and is under orders from DCA low special guidelines between persuaded King John to sign the Noxth River Road • off Rt. 44a attantlon to a report of a these buildings as they them Tne contract, announced (46) Newe arrival at RockviUe <3eneral VERNON—Mrs. Elsie M. Hor- charging him with break- Anders, as he is known, was a although "ome had known harsher drugs. Dr. Donald J. Ml the project, o . C. BoUeau, Commissioner Leroy Jones not now and election day aimed, at Magna Carta In 1216. But'-he’s i ^ state Committee on Govern selves desire for their use. Wednesday, is for the Airborne 6:08 (46) 77 Simiet Strip Y North Coventry, Conn. ' \ ^ Hospital yesterday after col Peterron M ., ixig and entering with violence, senior at Manchester High ®ach other before. While Anders Hennigan, superintendent of Aerospace Group vice presi 6:36 (3) Newt wltt Wiuter Oreo- to participate In any department avoiding any violation of the -worried abou^ the name. ‘ Trm ment Operations, which Is Mark Swerdloff, drug adviso Warning and Control System lapsing: at a RockvUle phirai- widow of H ^ e y A. Horton, died breaking and entering with School to 1963-94 under the Inter- Harold Fresh- schools, asked, “ Are we over dent, said this would increase to klte (0) activities- vriilch are funded Hatch Act. been, lumbered with it,” says available to any citizen. ry center head, feTt'bther actlvl- (AWACS), which envisions a (8) Newt with Frook clan’s office. She was the wife lart night at a Manchester con- criminal Intent, and larceny un- naOonal Christian Youth Ex- ley of Santa Fe, N.M. was study- looking marijuana?” 1,500 within six months. noldt to participate in any department Many, if not most, of the DCA the V'ery Rev. Oliver ’Twistle- FURNITURE - ANTIQUES - HOUSEHOLD GOODS ties, such os sensitivity-type fleet of flying command posts to of Caiester Grabowski. vtdescent home, der $250. change program. His stay was lu Norrkoptog and living The committee recom Robert Dlgan, coordinator of '“Ihese are 1,500 additional (18) Dick Von Dyke activities which are funded programs are at least partially ton-Wykeham Fiennes. "It town youth services, said, “ I groups, would be meaningful to provide control of sdr-to-alr and (30) Hsntley-Brbikley Bepert TOOLS - TOYS - GLASSWARE - CHINA - BOOKS Mrs. QrabowsU had ..(receiv Mrs. Horton was bom April _ rponsored by the Manchester Limdwalls. Olaf also mends enforcement of the people that would have had to 7:60 (3) Ooldea voyoce (C) wholly or partly by the federal funded by the federal govern causes a lot of difficulty. It’s ri TTie arrest was the result young people. He said that there air-to-ground bl(itles and to de ed the Outstanding Woman 16, I'tel In Plymouth, Conn., and . o' Christian Youth Council, a group a'a^ed to this country for a Refuse Act of 1899, which hope we haven’t forgotten it,” be laid off if we had not won (8) Tnith or Coateqaeaoet (O) ^yernmeht. ment. However, Jones did not diculous tryng to meet new peo Uved hNwolcott before coming separate incidents at the prohibits "discharge of re but admitted, “ We noticed so are things young' people want to tect enemy bombers and mis (18) Coadld Camera BCICK-A-BRACK ETC. Bowler trophy for the past five affiliated with the Manchester year, during which he lived with AWACS,” Boileau said. '"This (36-46) Newt — Weather — Jones cited federal laws limit- suggest that Merchant find an- ple with a name like that.” He do, but that they are frustrated siles. years. to Vernon X years ago. She at- estranged wife, Council of Churches. ® Hodge family to Kensington,, fuse into navigable waters many people on harsher drugs, will stabilize our Aerospace Sportt and Feotare (C) ing political activity by govern- other job for the duration of the wants to be called just Oliver tended , Enianuel Lutheran referred to the and deposit of pollutant ma we got concerned about them.’ ’ to their efforts to accomplish ’The losing bidder was Mc 7:30 (i) Family Affair (O) II She was hmn Feb. 22, 1919 in While to this coiuitry, Anders Group at about 9,800 people.” (8-46) Animal World (0) ment employes as the reason campaign. Fiennes. And that Fteimes Is REFRESHMENTS Church, ManchStqr. court’s FamUy Relations offl- For Olaf’s wedding, Anders terial on their bEurks.” Un them, so they turn to drugs. He Donnell Douglas Corp., of Long Rockville, daughter of Mrs. lived with the Bjork family at Dr. Charles E. Jacobson Jr. Graves said that if a go-ahead (18) Movie for the order. “ I am confident you will bo pronounced Fines. flew to from Sweden; Peter der this law, violators are said they should try to open Beach, Caltf. - ' (36) Daniel Boone B Victoria Kolodslej of RockviUe Survivors include^son, Ray- recommended the sub- 206 Woodbridge St. At MHS, he suggested that they probably for production is given In about Hodge came from Illinois; subject to fines and/or Im doors for young people to help 8:60 (3) JSappy Dayt and the late Stephen Kalina, mond E. Horton of VefnOT, with sUtute informaUon. was a member of the soccer and should take a softer attitude rihe initial award is $170 mil Gueat: Tex Beneke. Freshley from Oklahoma City; prisonment. them to do what they reaUy four years, an estimated 9,000 and Uved here all of her Ufe. whom she made her home: and Prosecutor John Lombardo tennis teams. toward marijuana. lion. If Boeing proves the sys persons would be employed on (840) That QIri Survivors, besides her hus four grandchildren. j x . ^*ad sought a suspended jail and Arthur Bjork, Ander’s Also included to the act Is “ My attitude toward mari want to do. tem, the contract would amount 8:36 (8-40) Bewitehed Anders and his parents came “ brother” while he was a stu- Chairman W. J. Godfrey Gour- the project. (36) Irontlde B band and mother, include two Funeral services will be X^rontence and porobaticm for Mul- the provision that one-half of juana has changed over the to more than $2 billion In the TO avoid the controversial 9:66 (3) Movie sons, Richard Grabowski and morrow at 1 p.m. at the Holmes mn, but his attorney persuaded to this country to attend the dent here, from town. the fine levied will be paid to year, largely because of what ley said the DAC has long been next five years. (8ri0) Thlt It Tfom Jonet (O) aware that the symptom is not cost over-runs that plagued (18) Tom Kennedy Roy OrabowsU, both at home; Funeral Home, 400 Main St., thexjudge to impose a fine. the person or persons giving I’ve read to medical journals, More Important locally, it was Locldieed’s C5A transport and 9:30 (30) Drasnet ’79 B (0) information leading to the “ There was a time when as Important as “ the human 10:60 (36) Dean Martin Show ( 0 ) a broUier, John Kalina of Rock Manchester. 'The Rev. C. Henry J u ^ e Armentano reluctantly Vernon the first big contract 'won by General Dynamics’ F U l fight (8-46) The Snrvlvort (C) viUe; five sisters, Mrs. Horace Anderson, pastor of Emanuel agreed, warning Mullen that if prosecution of a violator. drugs seemed all bad,” he said. problem behind the drugs.” Seattle-based Boeing In a long (18) Tea O’Olock Bepert “ There’s obviously a g;reat un er-bomber, the AWACS CMitract Burnham of Tolland, Mrs. WU- Lutheran Church, will officiate, he ever a ^ e ^ e d In court again W eddings The act reads that anyone Now he realizes that with some time. The company has been a 10:30 (18) Tempo 18 known out there that we haven’t includes three phases. U :00 (8-36-40) Newt Weedier liam Zavarella of RockviUe, Burial will be In the New Pine on a similar charge, he had bet- Probation Aide having information of a vio drugs it’s more a matter of the bridesmaid several times in re and Sportt (O) even confronted yet,” he said. "We must prove success In Mrs. John SunUU and Mrs. Grove Cemetery, Waterbury. ter be prepared "to go to jail. lation of this act can report “ combination of drug and per cent bidding, including the loss (18) Alfred Hltohcoek Strano - Krajewski “ We’re on the threshold of each phase before we proceed to "Total Lott" Henry Marsh, both of EUing- There are no calling hours. Mullen’s fine was Erased j^ d Appointed For to the Federal Building to sonality.” of the lucrative B1 bomber to 11:26 (3) Movie something new,” he said, which the next,” Graves said. “ We ton, and Mrs. Richard Carlg- The family suggests that any the cajpe was continued 'two Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krajew Hartford. “ I can’t say pot’s all bad North American Rockwell Corp. 11:30 (36) Tonlsht Show Johnny Oor- Gb*cuit Court is the discovery, as the Estab thus will avoid a situation where tim (0) nan of Waterbury, and several memorial contributions be made weeks^ UK^alfow him tp rdtse the ski of 206 Hollister St. announce anymore,” Dr. Jacobson said. last month. we commit to production before (8-40) Dick Cavett Show (O) nieces and neidiews. to the Memorial Ftmd of Eman- $260. ' the marriage of their daughter Stephen Bavler has been “ It’s a problem with some peo lishment, of how to relate to (18) Mere Griffin Show (O) kids and find out what they Douglas Graves, manager of we know the system will work.” 1:00 (8) Newe — Prayer and Sign The funeral will be Saturday u e l^ th e ra n Church of Man- Spector, 19, of 13 MlUor^ Ellen Krajewski to James Stra- named to the position of adult Jattieg Pardue ple and with others It isn’t.’’ need. Boeing’s AtyACS branch, said The first phase 'will evaluate Off at 8:80 a.m. from the Holmes Chester. ^ son of Patrick Strano of probation officer to the Rock- He also commented on the “ the biggest benefit is a tremen two different type radars 8:06 (8) Newt and Weather — Mo Funeral Home, 40Q Main St., cigarette smoking among DAC Dr. Hennigan was also criti ment ot Meditation aad Sign carry a license, and was advis N eX Y ork City. The ceremony office. He has been as- Ruled Unable dous improvement in morale in mounted on 80-foot diameter ra- Oft Manchester, with a Mass of re took ^lace Saturday, June 20, signed to cover the 12th Circuit members to the room and said, cal of the DAC executive com ed by Judge Armentano to go the company and in the area.” domes atop modified Boeing Channel 24 ' quiem at St. John’s Polish Na in Manchester. Court to Rockville, Manchester To Stand Trial as a doctor, he questioned that mittee for becoming more of a PM General’ s out and get a job. "seconding” body than decision This was evident Wednesday as 707-320 four-engine jets. ’This , 6:66 Playing the Onitor w. F. N tional CathoUc Church, Man ---- X;;______end Stafford Springs and will BRIDGE5PORT, Conn. (AP) — kind of behavior as hazardous An additional count of using a and policy-making committee. workers In the sprawling aero will determine which of the ra-" Song Accompaniment ^ o . 2 chester. Burial will be in St. T T \ r r ' work under the Senior Proba- James P. Pardue, one of two to the health. 6:30 What’t New motor vehicle without the own Gourley and others agreed with space complex slapped one an dara'bullt by Westinghouse and John’s Cemetery, Manchester. ’Copter brothers accused of setting off Dr. J^obson sold the DAC 7:66 Book Beat B (O) er’s permission was nolled last lloiise^ aces icooeary. his contention that they should other on the back and said, “ We Hughes Aircraft—can best track 7:36 On Film B Friends may call at the fu three bombs during a bank rob should form a ri^d policy Aatlstant Director week In the same court. review their philosophy andi pur finally got a big one.” low-flying airplane^ against the neral home tonight from 7 to 9 bery In Danbury earlier this on the various drugs since na 8:66 Wathlagton Week in Bevlew Crashes Spector. was arrested June 17 pose and Iron out any organiza Boeing, the Northwest’s big cluttered background of the 8:80 NBT Playhonte and bmiorrow from 8 to 5 and Controver^l year, today was ruled mentally tional attitudes themselves keep Rotmeriholm after police received- a com tional problems. gest employer, has been in the earth. 7 -to '9 p.m. A prayer service fContlnued from Page One) Incompetent to stand trial to changing. He emphasized the 10:66 NET FetUvol plaint of a missing car. Swerdloff and Frank 'Vogel doldrums for two years, hhiglne Phase ’Two, which would start Why Save Florence T wlU be held tonight at 8 at the U.S. District Court. need to take care of the reason like other details concerning the Two area youths pleaded not discussed- a survey they plan trouble, unexpected high costs In about two years, would In funeral home. Amendment Judge Robert P. Zampano behind drugtaktog raUier than site of the crash, was withheld guilty to several charges of to conduct among over 400 Man and lagging sales orders caused volve testing with the selective said that Pardue, 23, of Lusby, its symptoms. Agnew Stiilbbles „ for seciudty reasons while the breaking and entering, larceny, (Conttoued from Page One) chester residents to gauge their by a decline in air travel have radar on five 707-320s, each Dorsey A. WUlU Md., “ Is insane or Incompetent One reason why young people search continued. and assault, and their cases knowledge of and attitude to plagued the company’s 767 jum equipped with eight large en VBJRNON —' Dorsey A. Wills, would like the Senate-House to understand the nature of the turn to drugs. Dr. Jacobson Over Hickel 45, of 12 Washington St. died Gen. Casey’s UHl Huey hell- were 'continued to July 23 for a ward drugs and drug users. bo jet. Failure to win other ma gines of the 747 class. conference committee to modify proceedings against him and to said, is that they have nothing Phase Three would be a go- WASHENGTON (AP) — Two Tuesday night at Rockville Gen copter was last heard from at hearing in probable cause. They handed out early samples jor contracts added to the woes. the Cooper-Church amendment. participate to his own defense.” else they are motivated to do. ahead for 42 operational air members of President Nixon’s eral Hospital. 10:10 a.m. ’Tuesday, and search- Michael Dixon, 17, of Hart “ Unless we can find some of the survey, to be shortened Employment Lag He emphasized the recognition The judge ordered that Pardue craft. cabinet were among (rfficlals at Mr. WUUs was bom July 21, ers have found neither the craft ford, pleaded not guilty to two thing for the kids to do . . . to and revised, which they hope to The firm has been forced to of what he views as his con be made a, ward of the court As the system became opera tending a 'White House rneeUng 1924 to Ellington, son of Mrs. nor its occupants, the command counts of assault with a knife give their lives meaning and start conducting in about two cut employment In the Seattle stitutional duty to protect until he is able to stand trial or tional, the Defense Department -with representatives bf the Taos Leonard Eckerman of Vernon said, /niere was no IndlcaUon four counts of conspiracy to . dimension . . . the problem is weeks. U.S. troops and authority to area from a peak of 101,400 In would phase out the present Pueblo Indians Wednesday. and the late Alfred J. Wills. He whether enemy acUon was be- break and enter with criminal until charges against him are going to be with us all the Residents, chosen at random, pay Asian nations, such as ’Ihal- July 1968, to 55,400 at present, ground radar detectiMi system Vice President Spiro T. Ag- lived to EUtogton imtU coming lleved responsible for the disap- i,jtent, and two counts erf con- \ disposed of. time.” will be asked via postcard ahead land, to send troops and advis more than 26,000 have been laid and radars carried by piston-en new was briefing newsmen after to Vernon 18 years ago. He was \Along with his brother, John, William Diana, member of of time to consent to taking the . splracy to commit larceny un- off In 1970, with another 1,000 gined EXJ121 aircraft. the session, listing those attend emplc^ed at the U.S. Envelope The 48-year«old general, ers to Cambodia. 27,^0^ Danbury, Pardue Is ac survey. the town Board of Directors, to go by the end of the year. . Graves said replacement of ing. After brief hesltatlim he Oo., Rockville, for 29 years. He t Morgan and other -likely cused X setting off bombs at mentioned the Nike Site as Vogel said computer time to whose wife and five children ! Loree. 10, of WllU- ’Ihe Seattle-area imemploy- ground radar—which often can named Elliot Richsirdson, the was an Army Air Force veteran House conferees on the bill want the Danbuiy police station, at something the town is providing tabulate the results has been do llve in North Scltuate, Mm s .. ^ uc, pleaded not guilty to ment level is about 1 per cent, not detect low-flying planes— new secretary of Health, Educa of World War n , and a member to go untostructed to the confer the Union ^vings Bank and to for kids, and Dr. Hennigan said nated by Time Share Corp. of was flying to a mllltaij medical f^^ counU of breakl^ arid en- twice the national average. with AWACS would save the De tion and Welfare. of the Italian-American Friend faclUty to ^ I t w ou^ed mem- Bering with criminal intent, and ence with their Senate counter I a parking lot during a Feb. 13 more automotive centers should Hartford. ship Club of Rockville. fense Department about .$600 “ I’ve drawn a blank.. .who of his ^vision area to u,^g g „„„^ parts on the Foreign Relations robbery of more than $26,000 at was the other Cabinet offleer?” Survivors, besides his mother, million a year. vdiich his atocraft Is believed to ^he two were arrested two Committee. The House mem StcpIiMi Bavler the Danbury bank. 'Twenty-six he asked. include two sisters, Mrs. Sieg bers involved are opposed to Y persons were injured — most of have gone down was not made Labor Costs^ Tight Money ---- - ago in connecUon with Bishop Retires The other Cabinet member fried Gilbert ■ and M£rs. Albert public for security reasons. Cooper-Church which is solidly Bavler, who is 27, resides in them at the police headquarters, LONDON (AP) — Bishop breaks into four homes on was Secretary erf Interior Wal XJlitsch, both of Crystal Lake, 'Ihe command said those supported by the senators. Hartford and is married and which was wrecked by the bomb - Mervyn Charles-Edwards of Ellington. ter J. Hickel who recently criti aboard the helicopter with the House members involved in has one child. He is a 1967 blast, Take Toll onftonstruction Wetdons Worcester will resign his see Funeral services will b e' to June They are being held at 767 MAIN STBEEX cized the -vice president’s at general were his ade, Capt. the conference also say the mill- graduate of Central Connectl- Both brothers earlier pleaded Expensive labor, tight money also showed a drop of more Sept. 30 to give place to a morrow at 1:30 p.m. at the L&dd Hartford Correctional Center In tacks on youthful dlaaenters. John A. Hottell in of Saint ^ tary sales bill should be contin- State College where he innocent to a six-count federal younger man. He la . <’The Funeral Home, 19 Ellington and high interest rates, and a than $1.3 million from the 68 Tihe White House transcript of Bethlehem, Tenn.; 1st Lt. Wll- ued, vdille the senators don’t earned a B.A. degree and has indictment. Among the charges Effodfv* TWs Simdoy bishop was vicar of St. Martin- Agnew’s remarks ,iasued later, Ave., Rockville. The Rev. Ly John R. Hartwell of Coventry general slowdown In the busi 1968-69 total, reported at $3,168,- liam F. Michael, Monroe, like the program through which worked in the State Welfare was interstate transjxirtation of 600. In-the-Flelds, the well-known read: “ Ladies and gMitlemen, man D. Reed, assistant pastor ness climate in recent mmUis July 12Hi, Starting now. Come early. Many styles and sizes available. Savings up to 30% Wash., the pilot; Sgt’. Maj. Ken- hearing in probable U.S. weapons and other military Department as a case worker explosives —which police said ’The average construction cost Anglican ebtifeh on London’s the President and certain mem of the Union Congregational cause, and was bound over to equipment are sold to foreign Hew Britain for two years, were .brought from Spokane, Church of Rockville, will offici neth W. Cooper, Colorado appear to have taken their toll of a new single-family dwelling Trafalgar Square, from 1947 t o bers of the Cabinet, principally Sprlngs,->Oolo.. command ser- T o lle d County Superior Court nations. He replaces Roger Kufta Wash., to Danbury for use In against new construction in in 1969-70 for the first time top W * Win B» 1966, when he was cwisecrated Secretary Richardson, secre ' V e S l WUHONUS 1 ., f .1 ate. Burial will be to North who has been transferred to the 10-minute series of explo Cemetery, Tolland. Full mili geant major of the 1st Air Cav- charges of breaking and en- The House people exnect a Manchester, as elsewhere. ped $20,000, coming to $20,6M. Bishop of Worcester. While 'vi tary of HEW, and the director the family man sions, which accompanied the Closud Sundays A Division of Molvills Shoe Corporation tary honors will be accorded at alry; Spec. 4 William L Chris- 'eclng. He was arrested in con- long bargaining session with the Hartford. Figures for the 1969-70 fiscal The average in 1968-09 was $19,- car of St. Martin’s he pioneered of OEO and Secretary Hickel, graveside. tenson, St. Paul, Minn., the aectlon with an April 28 break Senate and one member said, ~ Friday-the-13th holdup. year ended June 30, released 690; and in 1967-68 was $18,680. During Th* Suntmur lunch-hour talks on sex In the met with members of Ihe Taos ’The federal charges in the Friends may call at the funer door gimner; Spec. 4 Ronald F. Allen’s Market In Coven- “ It may get acrimonious before by Building Inspector Thomas Periplts lor alterations and church crypt. Pueblo Indians.” case could bring each brother al home tonight from 7 to 9. Fuller. Providence, R. I., the ‘‘'y- additional charge of it’s over.” Monahan, reveal that total additions during the past year Antipollution as much as 116 years in prison. crew chief; and Spec. 4 larceny was nolled. The Cooper-Church amend building for the year was down totaled 323, with a value of $1,- Mrs. Roger Pease Vernon K. Smolik, Garfield '1- Judse Henry Gold- ment, with an' effective date of from the previous year by a 067,377. The number was just u Mrs. Dorothy Marie Pease, HeighU, Ohio, a stenographer. herg found probable cause in July 1, would bar the president Unit Q*eated whopping $9.8 mllUon. slightly under the 327 permits O Gen. Casey, 48, of North Scltu- 'he case of Dennis Sica, a com Rock Concert Erupts issued in this category the year 46, «rf East Windsor, wife of from spending any funds with Permits for building of all ate, Mass., was on his second Panlon matter to Hartwell’s, (Gonttnued from Page One) At Waterhury Park ■’previous. Roger W. Pease, died yerter- out congressional consent for re kinds during the year just end tour in Vietnam and command- Sica was also bound over to Among other types of permits day morning at Manchester Me tainlng U.S. forces in Cambodia, to other government agencies, ed totaled $8,682,122, according morial Hospital. ed one of the best known Ameri- Tolland County Court, and a sending mUltary advisers to in- industry, and individual^ Issued the past year were the to Monahan’s annual report to following, with the total esti a iUK6 h dnt tor MiDiMrl Mrs. Pease was bom in Grant can units here. He was graduat- charge of larceny under $60 struct Cambodian forces, pro- The reorganization plan spells „ kicklno- anT 1*" the town manager. The total mated costs; Falls, Minn., and had lived in ed from West Point in 1946. nolled. vldlng air combat support to the doom of Secretary of th fln reported for the 1968-69 year Five 2-family dwellings, $116,- the Melrose section o t East Six U.S. generals were killed Norman D. Johansen, 23, of Cambodian forces, or toL^clng terior Walter J. ^ e l ’s hopes was $18,620,007. 000 ; 21 private garages, $38,693; Windsor for 22 years. -She was in action earlier in the war, in- East Hartford, was found guilty others “ to engage in any com- for an enlarged Interior Depart- nitalized employed as a dental assistant The figures show that 7 per three gasoline stations, $81,600; eluding two earlier this year. b. substitute charge of breach bat activity in support of Cam- ment to have authority over na- ^phe most seriously injured 'A by Dr. Anthony Scavatto in The command’s weekly cas- peace, and his case was con- mits for 98 apartment buildings 20 commercial buildings, $770,- bodian forces.” tural resources and the environ- ^as Andrew Paris, 16, of Wa- Broad Brook, and was a mem ualty summary reiwrted 468 tinued to July 23 to allow him with 316 units were Issued dur 700 ; 9 miscellaneous buildings. $297,500 ; 2 office buildings, ber of the Broad Brook Con Americans wounded last week P®-y the $60 fine, . terbury. who was listed in fair ing the year, having a total UP TO Sm OFF ON FimOUS NRME FURICS Hickel has long argued that condition in the intensive care $103,000; 1 church, $28,000 (built gregational Church. in addition to Ikllled. These He was also put to plea on value of $2,674,400. 6 partly with volunteer labor); Survivors, besides her hus figures brought the total Ameri- charges relating to an incident Ribicoff Asks en'vironmental protection could unit at Waterbury Hospital. He This item, the largest single and 32 swimming pools, $69,882. band, include her mother, Mrs. can casualties in action that in'South Windsor. He pleaded not be dealt with adequately was being treated for a "stab category, was far below the Here are just a few of the fabrics you love best... at prices you can’t resist. Blanche Wlik Andresen of Nor apart from resource manage- wound in the back. number of apartments built In There were 300 certificates of have been reported in the war guilty to charges of dis- Public War occupancy issued during the walk; a daughter, Mrs. Ellen to 42,919 kUled, 282,996 wounded charging a hunting weapon at a Police said the fracEis started 1968-69, when the total report This is the most fabulous fabric sale in many a summer. P. Hubbard of East Hartford; The two are as inseparable, shortly before 11 p.m. when two ed were $6,080,000 and 899 units. year, as well as 725 electrical and 1,442 missing or captured. domestic animal, and killing a permits, 350 permits for plumb three brothers, Clifford Andre It was the lowest weekly he pleaded guilty to a On Pollution Hickel said recently, “ as ham boys argued and the others According to the statistics, sen and EUliot Andresen, both and eggs.” came to their defense. ing, and 416 for heating. death toll since Dec. 3, 1966. charge of hunting without a the next largest category was The value of all fees collected of Norwall^ and Clyde Andre South Vietnamese headquar- license. All of these matters (Continued from Page One) for 83 single-family dwellings sen of Frederic, Wls.; and three by the building department for ters reported 371 government "'c*'® continued to July 23, and government gets Involved in Vernon constructed at a total estimat taxable construction was report sisters, Mrs. Mahlon Pease of ed cost of $1,813,800. This total E ^ t Windsor, Mrs. Frank D. troops killed and 1,027 wounded ®*‘® n®' connecUon wlUi the a study, how can that study be ed at $52,334. POLYESTER DOUBLE KBITS in acUon last week, bringing breach of-peace charge, O ^ o of Norwalk, and Mrs. turned into results? cc 99 government casualUes since Patricia Harrison, 19, of Wil- An elegant fabric of 100% polyester, easy care Edward Ford of Bethel. Several witnesses suggested a Renewal Panel Considers finish, machine washable, 60" width Spectator Funeral services will be to Jan. 1, 1960, to 110,175 killed and i'nwnUc, was given two 80-day state - level compact between About Town Manchester Area KETTLE CLOTH morrow at 1:30 p.m. at the 231,631 wounded. suspended sentences in jail, to New York and Connecticut. But Sale Price Miss Sharon Douton, daughter Somers Funeral Home, Main The two allied commands concurrenUy, and was put Ribicoff said results from that If Alco Defaulted on Pact Car-Truck Crash W CONCORD PRIHTS claimed 1,396 'Viet Cong and probation for two years, af- of Mr. and Mrs. David F. Dou St., Somers. Burial will be in would probably be even slower Whether or not the Alco De- arranged. “DAISY LIBEH” North Vietnamese killed last ter'being found guilty of two ton of 80 Bretton Rd., has been Melrose Cemetery, East Wind than from federal action. velopment Corp. is in default of „Atty. DuBeau said that if Al- Injures Tw o AHD SOLIDS week, and 656,145 since Jan. 1, counts of fraudulent issue of a named to the dean’s list for the This is the miracle blend of sor. And, he said, the federal an early entry agreement to al- co does have site problems as f ' ^ 3 .6 6 yd. IW 99N90RD 1961. check. spring semester at Bucknell 50% Fortrel Polyester and Reg. to $6.98 yd. Uy 99N90RD There are no calling hours. study is needed first to insure low construction in the Rock- reported it has the r i ^ to ask In Ellington The U.S. Command also re- A charge of aggravated “ - University in Lewisburg. Pa., 50% cotton that resists . The family suggests that any 13 a comprehensive approach ville Redevelopment area was for the extension of time AU Two occupants of a car which Wide range of decorative leased American casualty totals sault against Michael 'C^aritey, where she will be a senior ma wrinkles, washes in your memorial contributions be before enforceable laws can be not actually resolved last night, that was decided was that the joring in elementary education. collided with a tractor trailer PRIHTS prints and coordinating 70% rayon-30% cotton for the eight-week Cambodian 23, of East Hartford, was noll- made to the Heart Association passhd. A meeting was to have been architect would send a letter truck on Rt. 30 in Ellington yes- machine and never needs natural solids. Hand wash Wide array of decorative operatlon, reporting 364 Ameri- ed, on condition that he will A unique collection of of Greater Hartford, 310 Collins , But the question of immediate postponed from a week saying Alco is working on it terday afternoon were treated ironing. In glorious prints and able, 54% rayon, 30% cotton, colors to choose from. St.. Hartford. canq killed and 1,680 wounded be an in-patient at Hartford for minor injuries at Rockville solids it's just the thing for individualized cotton prints Crists kept coming up. partic- betore, but only one commission Atty. Herbert Hannabury was that includes superb imported 16% flax, 44'745" width 44"/45" width April 29 — June 30. Hospit^ for. psychiatric treat- ularly about Connecticut’s dwrln- member attended, its chair- the escrow agent for the early Cambodians General Hospital and releiksed. dresses, suits and sportswear. No major fighting was report- ment. Judge Armentano wam- sateens. 44"/45" wide. Robert O. DeMarkey dling salt marshes -— the wet- man, Lester Baum, and no entry agreement and held the Miss Gcdi Peck of Longmead- 45" wide. ANDOVER — Robert G. De *** South Vietnam or jg ^ everything lands that nurture the simplest l«^Umate proceedings could fully executed deed which he ow, Mass., was driving the Sale Price Markey, 25, of Media, Pa., hus Cambodia. pg^gj. tg control his Donh Retake vehicle 'wdiich tumM from West Sale Price Sale Price Sale Price band of the former Cynthia Ann forms of life and indirectly sup- '®'*® P*®®®- has returned to the commission, actions. port the Sound’s other life Present and discussing the Baum indicated another agent Shore Dr. into the path of the Donahue of Andover, died yes The case of Harold Spencer, truck driven by Edward S. terday at Greenwich (Conn.) forms. Several ecologists who Issues, though, were Sam Dl- would be appointed. When con- Sacred Site Laird Vows previously found guilty of two testified agreed this is Carlo, general manager of the tacted today Atty. Hannabury Kulo, 44, of RED 2, Rockville, yd. hospital. ’ 1 4 9 counts of shoplifting, was con the Sound’s most pressing prob- Corp.; Atty. ElUot Pollack, said that under the terms of the (Continued from Page One) police said. * 1 .3 9 l i . > 1 3 9 n . M i 4 9 yd. Reg. $2.50 yd. The couple was married Aug. tinued again to next Thursday Miss Peck suffered lacer-. Reg. $1.98 yd. Reg. $2.50 yd. Reg. $2.50 yd. 28, 1069 at St. Columba’s GI Pullout lem — and that time is short representing Alco. and Jack agreement he was to have been for sentencing. He did not ar The witnesses, most of them Ki^Jack, architect. Atty. Rob- notified in writing of the pur- not been damaged. According to ations of the skull and left knee, Church. rive on time to be sentenced by all reports, no shots had been and her brother Da'vid, 14, re Mr. DeMarkey was bom in representing small conservation ‘’Z , H*® ®‘>“ ® P*^®® J**"® 2»'and was Speedup Judge Eli Cramer, who heard exchanged during the occupa ceived lacerations of his left Olean, N.Y., son of Joseph and groups, pleaded for action to tion. the case, and made a special i_ ,1 , WTlUams, executive sec- He said he reedived nothliw and leg. Uninjured was a third oc Geraldine Kennedy DeMarkey (Continued from . ^ g e One) Paratroops guarding Slem cupant of the car, Iiflss Janice of Byram, N.Y., and was an trip to Manchester today. Judge law*^that bans development *^of “ *® commission, wei^g returned the deed as stipulated. law that bans development of also present. Baum asked D lC arloW a Reap airport now patrol to with Peck. engineer with the Westinghouse to cut its combat force from two Anhentano told him that he weUands but ordy after the Under the early entry agree- tentative constructirm schedule in a mile of the temple wall, but Miss Peck, the operatin’, was Electric Corp. He was a mem divisions to one. The United *’® re-arrested if he did state maps them. In effect, the ment Alco was due to pay $164,- and was answered by the cor- regular soldiers guarding Slem charged with failure to yield WRIOHT’S ber of the Americam Society of States now has about 64,000 men appear on time next week, witnesses said, this means a goo, the cost of the land, by poration’s attorney, “I’d like to Reap itself go no closer than 2% the right of way and is to ap Mechanical Engineers. in Korea and has had a garrison William J. Dostie pleaded not “ land rush” is on to spoil the June 30, or if it encountered get away from de’adlines.” He miles,-and are unable to see the pear In Circuit Court 12, Rock- TRIMS Survivors, besides his wife there since the Korean War two charges of breaking marshes now, before the map- site problems would be permit- said, "We are breaking our temples because of the trees. ■vUle, on Aug. 4. PLAIDS and parents, include two broth decades ago ' entering with criminal in- ping deadline is reached. ted to pay just one-thiid of this backs to get the buildings up.” The .paratroops can see the Other area pirfice actl'vlty: BUnOHS ers, David DeMarkey and Ber- At the same time I ^ d said '®"‘ ’ larceny under $2,000, On that question, Ribicoff fi- with the rest diie by Aug. 16. Baum told DlCarlo that Alco three massive towers of Angkor TOLLAND Laces, Novelty Braids and that the wlthdrawal/of Ameri- ®“ ® continued to nally said, it will have to be Atty. Pollack contended the had been reminded on June 4 Wat but no more. On Rt. 30 in Tolland last night Wide array of rayon and cotton Ruffles. Values to $3.00 yd. can troops from I^rea will re- ^ “ h earty in up to the towns. company ^ d encounter site and 5 and again two weeks lot- One officer said the enemy a (Hie-car accident occurred^ FABRICS blends, easy care, crease Fabulous Buy at Vz price Wide selection to choose from Personal Notices quire “ substantial niodemiza- P*’®'>able -cause. / “ If you want a moratorium problems and that It would be er tthat “ if tthere are no build- was holding pn^aganda meet when a car operated by A m o l^ An 880 fiesta featuring resistant, washable.. tion of Korean/forces as we re- David Deflorio, 22, of 34 let every'town move and move nec®ssary to use pilings. Atty. Ings you’re In default of the ings inside the temple trying to E. Miner, 41, of South Rd., summer favorites like sailcloth, 44"/45"width J ... stock up at this sale% dilce our torq4al." Sharon St., was ordered re- convince the people they were price. Values to $4.00 Card of Thanks today,” he said. Quick action BuBeau Insisted that Alco contract.” He repeated his Rockville, left, the road and- ' linen type prints, polyester and Thls in^^ted a significant arrested after he failed to ap- could hardly be expected from "®''®*’ substantiated “ in any request for a schedule specify- troops returning Prince Noro struck a telephone pole, police ' The ITamUy of G. Lee Webb wish cotton flocked dots, piques, es to extend their heart/ett thanlca step-up m U.S. military aid to P®“ ' answer charges Congress on such a local mat- 'ashlon” that it has these prob- Ing that he was making It as a dom Sihanouk, ousted chief of reported. ’There were no In state, to power. ' voiles and many more. to their dear friends, relatives and Korea as compensation for the failure to carry his license, ter, he said, and the state leirls- *®*"®’ ®®® r®Tu®st and implied that juries. Miner was charged with Sale Price 2 0 ^ yd. neighbors for their understanding Soldiers and political agente’ failure to drive in established Sale Price •yxopathy and many klndneases dui^ American troop pullback. operating while the privl- lature was already “ remiss” for Rowing these, or Alco could do with It as It Sale Price ing their recent bereavement.. LlWrd ^ d he did not expect '®S® “" ‘I®*’ suspension, I <- *1, '®ss' B. letter from Alco’s chose. wore Sihanouk badges and said lane and is to appear in circuit tow *^ ** nto the engineer Aying so. but none Members of the commission the coup that toppled the prince court in Rockville Aug. 4. e South Koreans to take their Several other cases were con- A Division of Fabrics National Inc. „ L J. , ^ was either given or promised. besides Baum are Joseph No- was the work of American ag Card of Thanks troops out of South Vietnam as tinued for various reasons. VERNON l i 1970 Fabrig Fair Every towm and city can ^ ^n engineering report prepar- vak, Mrs. Ruth Ventura. Jrtui gressors, the Informant said. William Moriconi, 85, of 12 ’ 1 4 9 m . We imSd like to express oti a result of the U.S. force reduc------— Reg. $2.50 yd. n i o y d . thanka and opppreclation to the what Greenjyich has done, he the commission was re- Daigle and Richard McDonald, Some reports said the enemy PiUsbury HUl, Rockville, was * 8 8 o yd . employes of Ioobl Iffg. tor the Oow- tion In Korea, although he indl- Place a chilled c.'ui of meat in en sent at the time of the death said. “ I don’t see why ‘every ferred to which concluded that Another meeting will be held had organized 600 Cambodian arrested earty today and charg Reg. to $2.00 yd. of our mother and giendmother, Gated this is a matter of discus- hot water for just a few mo- town along the shore can’t and puings were not necessary. Dl- within a week at the commis- youths in a defense battalion in ed with operating under the in HARTFORD WEST HARTFORD \ \\ MANCHESTER HMhertee Wiesbickl By sion between the United States^ nts before opening ani the .\ V Jeonie enforce it strictly, through zon- 'Carlo asked for permission to slon office at 28 Utiion St. All Angkor and had given them old fluence of Intooclcating drugs or /11 Park Street Cut l)iMS Corner Sliopping Center Manchester Parkade ■DUnne /Wiesbickl. and the Korean government. mc^it will slide out more easily. Ins'.” see these reports and this was meetings are open to the public. weapons. liquor. IBs court date Is Aug. 4.
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same psrtT of Brooklyn as Bur- eyes of an investment commuid- ToUand rough’a did. ty that has suddenly begun to Senator Under Knife Hie motion to sell the land, Liquidity Crisis Alters apply hebVlctorian standards of NEW YORK (AP) — Ben. as well as motions to appro financial prtidence.” Maigaret Chase Smith, R- priate the -money and authorize Economic power, Argus says, Maine, the only woman in the New; York Finn To Build issuance of bonds not to ex has been returned to bmikers Senate, has undergone" a suc ceed leS.OOO for development of Business’ Bad Habits and lenders. As a result, “ Busi cessful operation to replace the the site, were all^; passed By JOHN OUNNIFP acquire other companies; the ness managements across the joint and socket of her rlg ^ hip. unanimously 25-0. $425,000 Plastics Plant AP Business Analyst way to acquire other companies country will become much more A spokesman for Haiimess conservative in' approving ex Pavilion- of Columbia Presbyte Tcriland gained another ten- Hie Shadok brothers met with NEW YORK (AP) — The li was to boost the compcuiy’s a bridge to get to the new sec Manchester Evening Herald pansion projects cuid tougher rian Medical Center said Mrs. nant for its Industrial Park last town officials, including the tion. quidity crisis may nave dealt a price per share; the way to ToUand'l. corre^ondent Bette massive blow to waste and inef about cutting costs . . Smith, who is ( 72, “ came night, as a special town meet Board of Selectmen, the Indus Included in the $66,000 is an boost the share price was QuatralO; tel. 875-2845. ' The trend is already clear. through in fine shape” during ing granted unanimous ^ prov- trial Development Commission appropriation of $27,000 for ficiency in American business. through earnings; • the way to n ’Hie .big conglomerates are inac the lengthy surgery Wednesday. al of the sale of 7.46 aCfes of drainat^ work which will clear Certainly it has knocked sense earnings. . . . ^ and Stuart Joslin of the Board tive.' The depressed stock mar ’The operation usually is per land to Glass Laboratories ^ of up the waterlogfged front lot in into businessmen who learned Once this formula was suc of Finance, at a catered steak some bad habits during the ket has halted many acquisition formed on persons suffering Brooklyn, N ^ T o r k . the original section of the park. Million Left cessfully launched it fed on it dinner in the IQstorical Socie 1960s. programs because a depressed from severe arthritis. Hie company no longer ’This lot has been considered self. Acquisitions were made fe ty’s museum, the Benton Home- This is Mie of the beneficial stock simply cannot buy as makes glass products, however, unsaleable in its present con To Vanderbilt verishly. Companies acquired steaul on Metcalfe Rd. effects of the deliberate shrink reputations as swingers and much as an inflated stock. its co-owner Jesse Shadok ex dition since three state hi{^- fN E W U S E D ’They submitted to their first NEW YORK (AP) — Yachts age of the money supply to the growers, giving an extra boost Moreover, some companies plained, nor is it a laboratory. press ccmference on the lawn of way drains empty into the lot. American economy, and thus Hie drainage will be re-worked man, contract bridge originator to their stock. Speculators sup that hastily acquired 'Subsidiar Hie company will transfer its the house following dinner, ob may represent a victory for the plied bundles of money. to carry the water back to the' and railroad financier Harold S. ies during the 1960s are now BICYCLE^ faljricatlng of plasUc trims to viously enjoying their role in Federal Reserve and the slow trying to dispose of them. Capi brook which divides the new VanderbUt has left $41 mlUion to A lot of commercial paper— UAROCST SKI-CCTION OT the Tolland locaUon, and any the proceedings. down program of the Nixon ad tal spending plans also are NEW ■ICYCl.CS IN TNC and old sections of the park, corporate promissory notes— future company expcuislon will “ A Pretty ’Town" Vanderbilt University and $9 ministration. being lowered. And many corpo VERNON AREA permitting the front parcel to was issued to aid in these acqui take place here. Expressing their pleasure at mlllipn to other institutions. rations are^mbarked on effi also be used. Still to be determined during sitions. Debt ran high for many Professisnally AssamhM InlUally, the plajit wlU em coming to Tollcmd, which they James J. Beha, Vanderbilt’s the next few weeks is whether companies, a fact that often was ciency prt^ams. ploy about 25 to 30 people, all described as "a pretty town,” ’The proposed plant will have lawyer, announced the bequests the result was achieved at too overlooked. Money was easy. ’The slowdown policies are except about three of these will Jesse Shadok noted the plastic an office section which will W e^esday and said the wiU great a cost. Many companies Many companies overextended having a solid impact .Business be local help from the Tolland trim line which will be relocat face Industrial Drive.' The would be filed next week in are hard pressed - for ready themselves. is stunned by the reality of it, truck-loading area will be lo area. The employment figure ed here, is a new Tine for the Florida, where Vanderbilt main cash, and some may be danger Now money is hard to get. and some companies, such as cated on the side of the build could increase to t>0 to 70 even company, begun about two-and- tained one of his homes. ously short of liquid capital. ’The Penn Central ’Transporta the Penn Central ’Transporta ing, with provisions for the tually, Shadok said. a-half years ago. Vanderbilt, 85, died Saturday But in destroying, at least for tion Co., one of the largest tion, have been knocked down ’The process used in the fabri truclcs to drive right into the in Newport, R.I.' ’ * the present, a form of madness corporate entitles in the world, for the count. The 36,000-square-foot plant cation of the trim will not cause side of the building. Vanderbilt’s great-grandfath that developed during the 1960s, can’t pay bills. Everyone is now So far it still looks as if the will cost about $^,000 to $450,- pollution problems, the town ’Ihe industrial area of the er, ComeUus ,who started the the liquidity crisis could result taking a harder look at com administration is 'winning on 000 to build, and w ill be design has been assured. plant will be located in the old Now York Central Railroad, in a more solid foundation for mercial paper. And they’re not points. But in financial circles ed and constructed by the same Generally the plant will use rear, with the two proposed founded his namesake universi business ih the future. inclined to buy it. there is worry that the blow architects and builders putting a recirculating water process, additions being added to the ty in 1673 with a gift of $1.6 mil The mildness? The acceler ’This is one of the biggest re might have been too hard. up the addlUon to the Kingflidi- back of the plant. lion. ated and often haphazard cor POST ROAD SHOPf*INQ PLAZA and merely heats plastic pellets sults of the liquidity crisis; A ’ITiey are wondering if more MAIN STREET, ROUTE 30 ' er plant, also in the Industrial ’The company’s products are Harvard University received porate growth of the 1960s, and then pours them into the return to conservatism in mea knockouts will be announced in VERNON, CONN. 872-3169 Park. molds and cools the final prod distributed nationally. Many about $6.6 mlUlon and $1 mlUion growth that might have looked suring credit-worthiness. Lend the next month. Hie Shadok brothers, Jesse uct. The actual plastic will not of the trims are used by all the more was bequeated to Us medi good for a few years but which ers want more assurance of re EXPraX REPAIRS and Victor, who own the com be made here. major car manufacturers, in cal school under terms oi the was to prove damaging in the payment; they are demanding Kennedy Injured ON BICYCLES pany, attributed their decision First Selectman Charles E. cluding Chrysler and General yachtsman’s wlU. He was a longer term, growth that was that business clean up its house. MON. ttini SAT. to locate here in large part to ’Thifault expressed pleasure last Motors, and their builidng traule Harvard alumnus. meant to impress the stock Argus Research , one of the HYANNIS PORT, Mass. (AP) trims, which will be a large 9:80 • 6:80 P,M. the owners of Kingfisher-Gar- night over the industry’s deci Beha said other bequests were market rather than to achieve biggest suppliers of research to —The late Sen. Robert F. Ken percentage of Iheir ’Tolland made to Vanderbilt’s widow, the results. OPEN 1 ^ . Rvi: cia, whom they know in New sion to locate in ’Tolland and the investment community, nedy’s i6-year-old son Robert operation, are distributed former Gertrude Leivis Cona During the 1960s the logic of sumn\arizes the trend this way; Jr. fell out of a tree Wednesday A L L BIC:VCLKS AND REBAIfVt 9 York. gave high praise to the IDC GUARANTEED through such sources as U.S. way of nuiadelphia, and to em; many companies involved a tril ” .. . Companies with mini- and broke his light wrist. Hie brotoeis spent consider for “ doing an outstanding job.” ' "WTwar Plywood. ployes. and friends. Hiey had no ogy: skirted balance sheets find ’The boy plunged 20 feet 'while able time investigating possi ’The industry had been look- chUdren. 'The way to earnings was to themselves overexposed in the trying to retrieve his pet falcon. ble locations in the general li^ for a location on the Asked about their personnel area, including Manchester, be periphery of an industrial area, policies during the town meetr fore settling on the Tolland lo with good transportation and a ing, the owners, noted all help cation. good labor supply. The atmos except two or three top level phere of the town and the kind employes will come from this Industrial Devetopment Com of living it provided for the area. ’The wages will be com mission Chairman William workers was also taken into petitive and both men and Summers estimated it took consideration by the officials of women will be paid equally, the about a year, to get the «itire the company, brothers said. package put together to come ’The cost of development of Jesse Shadok described their before last night’s town meet the park’s new section was ex Brooklyn wage policy as "pret ing. , plained by Summers later at ty liberal,” and n o t^ the com .Hie meeting itself was mark the town meeting. pany is unionized. ‘ ed by the absence of any dissent Although the sale of the land Howard Wolfanger, plant over the location of the indus at $3,600 per acre for the 7.46 manager of Burrough’s Corp., try in Tolland, a situation which acre parcel pays for the costs the town’s first major industry has become evident during the of the road in front of the pro ecluded in the interior of Burma, a hermit which located here eight years sale of most ot the plots of land posed plant; an additional ap ago, welcomed his new neigh S among southeast Asian nations, lies an an in the Industrial Park during propriation of $66,000 will be bors last .nigiit at the meet tique landscape of haunting beauty and maj the last few years. necessary to put in a road and ing, noting they come from the esty. The ruins of Pagan are one o f the greatest aiid best preserved historical monuments in Asia, relics of the capital of an ancient kingdom which flourished for two and a half centuries MR. PANEL between roughly 1044 and 1287. The monuments stand witness to the ardent J Buddhist convictions of Pagan’s rulers. They were religious offerings, built'as handsomely DISCOUNT as the donor, usually a king or prince, could afford. Except for a few monasteries and li i braries, the buildings had no practical value: PANEL CENTER they were not churches in our sense, though they did serve to remind the people of Buddha I PRi.. SAT.. SUN.. 10.11.12 and his teachings. At one time, Pagan had U about 13,000 religious buildings in brick or i stone. Over 1,000 remain basically intact, and - u some 6,000 more survive in a ruined state, scat ■f UUNnIN tered over about 240 square miles. The ruins of the old city of Pagan lie in a m m 335 CENTER ST. broad arc twelve miles long on the left bank of the Irrawaddy river. The people of Pagan to day, hardworking peasants, live in a handful of 1DONUTSW 1 w . Ibnkt whitewash some of Pagan’s temples to earn merit for future lives: the L temples were built as offerings to religion. ., quiet villages separated by arid land and dom A inated by towering monuments of all shapes 150 MANCHESTER and sizes. Their lives seem to have changed little since Pagan was overrun in 1287 by Mon PANELING YARIBTIK gol invaders led by Kubla Khan, and Burma’s golden age came to an end.
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ed In reference to Stanley's sup major concern Is ^ .timing of ,Park. A ll boys who played In Second Congressional District port of a controversial proposal Rockville Hijacker’s Life Sentence, C/.Si Pullaut in Korea toe troop wlthdrawu in toe first Hebron both toe Aiiierican and National § t A r place. 1hen a numiber of prere Leagues are invKed to attend. to build a planned industrial- DyCLAYR.POLL.\N- Jetport complex In EaateiTi Con Hospital Notes ARIIS LIIRA quisites must be met, In line* National League players aro Your Doily AtUvily Guido Steele Returning Tomorrow necticut to bolster the area’s MAR. 21 Seen as Good Deterrent Subject of Coming Talks wUh our defense programs to Richard Keefe Appointed reminded that It is their respon visiting hours are 12:30 to 8 ‘Accerding to fho Start, strengthen toe Korean armed sa^rglng economy. >Ani. i> SBXIUL (A P ) — U.S. and sibility to turn in full uniforms p.m. in all areas except ma- f > l 8-12-23-34 To develop message for Friday, WASHINGTON (A P ) — An "The constanUy expanding South Korea strongly opposes forces." “ Sen. Stagey has used every Jernlty’ where they to 4 read words corresponding to numbers 3-13-26-37 f y i South Korean military experts to their respective coaches as After 12-Day Vietnam Trip 1./57-87-79-84 51-60jl-WV^ airline spokesman says the life deterrent and detection systems toe Nlx
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Local ^ Shepherd Bufford Hottest of Bird'• - 'M' V- '. S' ■ ■ / I 1 ' , V PAOB TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., ' THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1970 ’4) '■ j MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1970 PAGE TWENTY-ONE BUG6S BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOQPLE .1^ Business Services THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE c br w«tM» l«M. tec Help W cHif d Famofa 35 TJrt. U V f a c ON. , / ______Offered / 13 MIND HOLDING MV BAT TAKES ME BACK T' / ABB "itJU KiPPIM 't >t?U G U V S POR ME FOR A FEW WHEN I WAS TH' .tM, Amww N Prtvlovt Ul« TFPTH ABS i ARENTT CONCRETE work, sidewalks, O m £ i 16 A 6H0W ERSIMGER MONMRIEL, B u t MINUTER, S T A R O ' TH ' ELM you woocsMfeN T a l k e p U P TK SH T Worldwide \ CLASSIFIED a t th e p r a y e r m eeting hymn AAE INTO THIS PLACE.' ABOUT' ■ ' patios, etc. Free estimates. - ME CRACM6 MIRRC5R6 VXITH MI6 Call 742-9791 or 648-4932. 6ING n a r y a PEEP'“ HE6 QUIETER NOW IS THE TIME OUlEtSF THAN A BARBER P U P P Y ,, m i g h t y CRE6CEMPbs - WHO'S tniST RAISED MIS A R B ACROSS 7 Terminal put THAN A CLAM VJiTM LOCKJAW — Are you ready for a change of pace?^.-^ur trained coun PRICES, VDU SAD/ SO H E S !TU£ ADVERTISING selors are ready to assist you in sel^tlng your next ad OKAY... SETjaP OF T R Y IN ' JUNK CARS removed, $13. I mreueJ... Aoe vancement-packed job. Don’t delajF^t’a your future! THE MANEATER.' ESC' CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS each. Call 872-9433. F R O A A WE NEVER CHARGE a p p U c a n t a f e e ’ CT/ UFoimanotion „ 8 AJR. to 4:30 PJIL LIGH T trucking, odd jobs, also AW13 AiiAywai^eAExpunger Allowance M Bankworku for waste moving large appliances. RE GIRL 15 Woolly 12 Hence (Latin) COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT.' Burning barrels delivered, $4. 13 Fluih with l a n e 16 Comfort 4:30 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUGATION 644-1776. . ^ r j . 800 SILVER 99 EAST CENTER ST. 17 Tibetan . success 18 Rowing tSAT 44 Deceased Deadline for Saturday and Monday is 4:30 p.m. Friday EAST HAMTORD MANCHESTER gazelle 29 Unclothed 46 Japanese TREE SERVICE (Soucler) — X' 10 Oklahoma implement 5 2 ^ ^ 1 6 646-3441 20 Pleasantry 30 Golf mounds outcasts Trees cut, building lots clear ----- storm ______36 Muine 47 Personage PLEASE READ YOUR AD ed, trees topped. Got a tree 20 Venetianveneuan 21 S i Frolics V * , _ aquatic (slang) problem! Well worth phone ALLEY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN gondolacfor £ £ rjnporium Ada” are taken over the phone as a 23 Tropical plant carnivores 48 Shield can, 742-8252. instance beuing advertiser should read his ad the FIRST IF JUST BEINS ABLE TO FINISH ...VE2Zi)*t WE'RE NOT HERE 24 Prevaricator 37is/amaii Small childcniia ' CLEANING lAiDY ...THIS BUSINESS IS 22 Mediterra 40 Skin opening 49 Was observed R E PO R T ERRORS in time THIS RACE IS TH' KINP OF THINKINS FDR REAL... AN ' TH' J U S T t OT i^ f u p t r a f f i c , 25 Hardy i- SHARPENING Service — Saurs, nean island 41 Crafts 51 Paid notices next Insertion. The Herald Is responsible for inly O N E In- FOR MODERN NEW OFFICE MOnVATINS THIS TEAM.YtXI GOT ONiy REAUTY WE'RE H ERE TO WIN.' 26 Facsimile heroine knives, axes, shears, skates, NO BUSINESS BEIN3 HERE.' 42 Father (Fr.) in newspapers correct or omitted Insertion for any advertisement and then IS VICTORY/ copy 27 Reverends rotary blades. Quick service. (ah.) 43. Baking 53 Mariner s 7*® cxtM t of a "m ake good” Insertion. Errors which Experience not necessary, will train. Full-time position, five- 31 Fo reig n Capitol Equipment Co., 38 28 "Terrible” chamber direction do not Imsen the value of the advertisement will not be day work week, Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 4 32 Musical corrected by “ make good” inse^on. Main St;, l^anchester. Hours p.m. Excellent wages, and many fringe benefits, including comedy 7 T~ r to dally 7:30-6, Thursday, 7:30-9. life insurance and hospitalization. 33 Cook by 1 r - T~ J" 8 Saturday, 7:30-4. 643-7958. dry heat 11 12 13 (RockvlOe, Ton Free) NATURM. IWSUNPEgSTANPINg* 3t Elude I 7* 9 « »Wt N WA WTMlttVlFlOB SSPithiest nr it 643-2711 ORGAN and stereo service of CAVROK CORPORATION u 875-3136 fered by professional electronic 38 Saxon slaves INDUSTRIAL PARK AVENUE 39 Harvests |6 • ,9 service. For appointment call I f ( I 41 Footless after 6:30, Mr. James Chartler, lEXIT 97, OFF PARKWAY, ROUTES 15 & 84 OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS animal PST Automobiles For Sdb 4 647-1303. O E P F R e / 45 Bustle VERNON 21 A 30 / Tm. la g . U. S. Pel O ff.— All r>gM« tetorvod — HAMDEN, COHN. a a ii A A 27 1966 PONTIAC Tempest Le O lt)70 by Untied Feotvfe Syndkete, Inc <3ac«l_ lO ' RpKJ'T BE SO STUPIP, YOU WIWWY.' HOW'RE lOU OONNA 46 Son of Seth STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, HERALD mons Sprint. Posi-traction, I YOU'RE SUPFOSEP TO BE A MOPEL, I TELL IF t h e y AIN’T ^ (Bib.) U fireplaces, flagstone terraces. L E T A VO N take you on a va ^ D iK lo s e n power steering, excellent con NOT A PUMAAY/ UNLCAP THOSE IN IT 7 THIS IS YOUR All concrete repairs, both In cation! A few hours each week FDCkETS BER3RE I CALL MA IN SHAPE TOA 'T-- 52 Withdraw BOX LETTERS dition. One owner. Call 648- a side and outside railings, land Buildhig— selling Avon Cosmetics now HERE/ HOW CAN I TELL HOW MA'YBE NOT OUITE 54 Walks on 0586. Pointing—Papering 21 Businoss Oppoitimlty 28 BE ONE OF THE DAVY JONES BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS ITS aOINO TO LOON ON WIE, BULSY ENOUGH, 55 Make possible scaping. Reasonably priced. could mean, a holiday in style u For Yoor Contracting 14 T H E R E ’S no job small enough. WITH ALL THOSE BUT... 56 Dispatches 1968 CHEVROLET Impala, 4- Call 643-0851. later on. Call now — 289-4922. LU M PS IN r r ? / j- ^ ST Infonnation N. J. LaFlamme — Carpenter Try usI/Exterior and interior . w. 'ER THERE, ^ HI YA, WE'RE GOINS W UH, KELLY MEANS, 57 German city door hardtop. V-8 automatic, iEj A Rcvxx N $15-$30,000io ovjuuu YOU A R E A-1. Truck is A-1. contractor. Additions, remodel paintl^ TLow_ _ rates..z__ « Free_ !,«- © -» . FINAST STORMY. I'M MARCO ) STORMY. TO BE YOUR / ( UNTIL YOUR REAL t . DOWN 41 4^ 4i 44 47 W THE HBR.4L.D will >wt power steering, good condition. FAMILYRELATIVES CLAIM i IF Cellars, attics, yards, drive ing and repairs. Call anytime estifnateestifnate. Hamco Painting. 628- ^ A S A 1 Local poeltipn dtscloB* the Identity of 649-4169 alter 6. 8745. CLERK-TYPIST 2 Notion *5" tuiy advertiser using' box ways sealed and small truck for free esUmates. 876-1642. AC C O U N TIN G CLERKS Sliampreys letters. Readers answer 1964 PONTIAC Lemans, $500. ing done A-1 right. Call Tre- SHELL DEALER Good opportunity for quali- 5T U C A R P E N T R Y — concrete stelte, INSIDE —outside painting. Spe 4 Strong wind ing blind box ads who 1968 Comet, 4-door sedan, $800. mano Trucking Service toll- ifled person to work In a floors, hatchways, remodeling cial rates for people over 66. Interesting positions available 5 Summer (Fr.) R" il desire to protect their Savings Bank of Manchester, free. 742-9487. Ambitious man wanted now for small department within our 6 Love 8 porches, ^garages, closets, ceil Call my competitors, then call at the University of Connecticut identity can follow ‘his 928 Main St., 646-1700. , existing high volume 3-bay co organization. Must be an ac (Anglo-Irish) SHARPENING Service—Saws, ings, attics flntehed, rec me. Estimates given. 649-7863. 9 procedure • '' lonial service station located In curate typist with a good in Storrs. Excellent salary and (Kiwipeper M v p titi A$sn.) 1968 OLDSM OBILE 442. Very knives, scissors, garden and rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth Wapplng, Conn. business arithemetic back Enclose your reply m JOSEPH P. LEW IS Custom fringe benefits. Three weeks good condition, bucket seats, shop tools. Power mowers re er related work. No job too ground. Good telephone per the box in an envelope — paid vacation, paid medical in 4-speed, very reasonable. 644- paired and serviced. Pick up small. Dan Moran, Builder. Painting, Interior and exterior, Paid training, financing avail sonality desirable. S A M L e ^ P address to the Classified paperhanging, fully insured. 0011 . and delivered. Sharpall, 585 Evenings, 649-8880. able, Insurance and retirement surance, etc. Three to four mVNB Manager, Manchester Adams • St. (rear) Manchester, For free estimates call 649- plans and many more benefits. years of related work experi 7 —9 Evening Herald,'together 1967 TR IU M PH Spitfire Mark 643-5305. 9658. If no answer 643-6362. CLERK t^Ui a memo listing the Roofing— Siding 16 Call weekdays, 289-1521, nights ence or an Associates Degree in CARNIVAL BY DICE TURNER companies you do NOT m . Excellent condition. New For general accounting De Ures. $1,150. Call 649-1882. LAWN Mowers — Garden trac B.H MA^OWAN JR. & Sons, until 9 p.m., 663-7420. partment. Experienced fig Accounting or a combination of want to see your letter. BIDWELL Home Improvement tors repaired and sharpened. Interior and exterior painting, ure clerk desired. experience and accounting train Your letter wUi be de Co. Expert Installation of ]- stroyed If the advertiser 1963 VOLKSW AGEN sedan, Parts apd accessories.. New paper hanging. Thirty years WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE aluminum siding, gutters and S H E L L O IL CO. ing. Contact Mrs. Llebler, Per Is one you’ve mentioned. mechanic’s car, excellent con and use5 lawn mowers. Hours experience, four generations. trim. Roofing installation and KEYPUNCH- sonnel Services Division: Uni If not it will be handled dition; asking price $550. firm. 8 to 6, Monday to Saturday. Free estimates, fully insured. 477 CONN. BL'VD. icTIT* repairs. 649-6495, 876-9109. \ \ Mt.\aa^ Bred. la& S S S S i In the usual manner 876-6156. 643-7361. OPERATOR versity of Connecticut, Stoll’s at 7-t Mini-Motors, 188 (rear) W. VESTERPAYS EAST HARTFORD, CONN. Opening for experienced Al 1-429-3311, Ext. 1281. An equal Middle Tpke., 649-8706. P & S ROOFING and repairs CONTRACTOR — Interior, ex K » l pha and Numeric IB M key- opportunity employer. 1961 KARMAN Ghia, good con- done realistically. Free esti terior painting, paper hanging. CUSTOM MADE slip covers, puncher, to work full-time, mates. Call anytime, 649-1616. Discount on wallpaper. Call Lost and Found 1 dltion. Asking $360. 649-9523. $82 - $129, in the convenience B E A U T Y SA LO N — 4 stations, days. Oscar Hebert, 646-3048. excellent Main St. location. SHORT RIBS ------1963 PONTIAC Bonneville con- of your living room. Choose ROOFING and roof repair. KEYPUNCH operator, mostly Call for details. Frechette K e w a K u Lost Dog, Andover vertible, new top, $550. Call from over 200 exciting prints. Coughlin Roofing Co., Inc. 643- E X P E R IE N C E D house paint numeric, 026 or 029. Five-day Realtors, 647-9993. Company offers excellent area, collie Shepherd croaa. Li- 649-0467. Grant’s of Vernon, 872-9171. 7707. ing, very reasonable. Call for wages, and working condi week, benefits. Gaer Brothers, 1 ^ A W You TALKitJG -To cense iivi. i.^06. Long b r o w n ______WASHING machines repaired, free estimates. l-423-8117» A R N O LD Bread distributorship, tions, convenient free park 140 Rye St., South Windsor. A G lR U 'W l'^ M0Ri4In)&. hair, answers to name of Lady. 1964 CHEVROLET Impala, established Manchester route, ing, and excellent benefit □ Maytag, RCA, and Kenmore. HOUSE PAINTING — Interior, Contact: Crane, Jurovaty Rd., good condition. Asking $400. Roofing and excellent future for aggressive program. Past service, reasonable rates. exterior: a good clean job. L P N — Part-time or full-time, Andover. 742-9660. Call 647/1663. Chimnoys 16~A man, cash Investment. 688-5347 Call 643-4913, 647-1719. Low rates. Call 646-1223. 7-3, 3-11. 649/4619. after 4 p.m. LOST — Black and white long 1966 PLYM O U TH and 1966 ROOFING — Specializing re Apply: TTM BERLAND Tree Service, haired setter type mixed breed Ford, 4-door sedans, V-8’s, PAINTING — Experienced, In W OM AN fuU-time nights ^ tree removal, pruning, shrubs, pairing roofs of all kinds, new female dog. Answers *0 Min automatic power steering, roofs, g:utter work, chimneys terior $2.50 per hour, exterior Saturday. Apply in person. and lots cleared. Fifteen years nie. Children heartbroken, call radios. Reeisonable. 643-2880. $3. per hour. Call 644-8120. Help Wanted— FIRST NATIONAL Card Gallery, 336 A Broad St., experience. Bonded and insur cleaned and repaired. 30 years^ BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE 643-1555., anytime, reward. experience. Free estimates. Female 35 STORES, INC Parkade. .<2 ed. FYee estimates. Call 647- J 1966 CORVETTE 427, 4-speed HERE'S A SECLUDED SPOT WHERE YOU CAN AND A\E, II7ARP IZ, OLD BOY, TVE Call Howley 643-5361, 644- LOST — Man’s Waltham watch convertible. Asking $2,200. 9479. SET UP YOUR RECORDERS, REED. THE WIZARD... GOT JUST THE JOB 8833. \R o o r Finishing 24 PARK & OAKLAND i;i.>"/ATOf! and bracelet, vicinity Tanner, WHERE DO I FOR THE WORLD'S Call 228-3128 after 6 p.m. POLLARD Tree Service — Ex AVENUES Help Wonted— Mote 36 ’ROCj>{A Bower ana Green Rds. Has COME IN? GREATEST SLEIGHT- pert tree removal, pruning and sentimental value. Reward. 1967 CORVETTE convertible, FLOOR SANDING, and reflnlsh- MOLD MAKERS or first class trimimlng. Reasonable. Free Heoting and Plumbing 17 RN’S — LPN’S EAST HARTFORD, Call 648-6684. 327, 350 h.p., aide pipes, cus tag (specializing In older machinists. Must be able to set estimates. 628-3021. CONN. GO0P6OU46, tom paint. Immaculate condi- S ^ WATSOi T”Plumbing and floors'). In and outside paint up machinery and read blue LOST — Passbook No. E6694 Heating. Bathroom remodeling ing. Ceilings. ^ job too small. prints. Apply in person. 'M - MARY. HOW HERE'S Uon. $3,000. Call 228-3609. B O O K K E EPIN G done, BSA THE MEADOWS WEST John Verfallle, ^9-5760. A NEW OFFICE FOR Savings Bank of Manchester. degree, experienced. Call after and repairs. Free estimates. angle Mfg. Co., 100 Winder- Y O U ... AMP SOME 19^ VOLKSWAGEN Chassis Call 649-3808. Application maae for payment. 6, 649-9145. SEWING MACHINE mere Ave., Ellington. BINOCULARS. and engine, to make dune bug- CONVALESCENT HOME U CKAWIEVS OFRCE F O U N D —Male CoUie, black, gie. Asking $350. Call 228-8176. GRANT’S Plumbing Service — Bonds— ^Stoci -OPERATORS LE-MI CORP., Manchester, IS JUST ACROSS white and tan. Call Dog W ar Free estimates, plus quality Conn. 648-2863. Experienced THE ALLEY. SEE IF 7 -? Household Services C lOT H Ml*, h ,. TM I... US f t l. O S. den, 646-4556. 1967 FORD Galaxle convertible, work. 643-6341. Mortgogos \ 2 7 3 to 11 shift. No rotating shifts. Experienced women needed lathe and Bridgeport opera VDUCANUFREAP power steering, power brakes, Offered 13-A Excellent wages. For an ap- by established garment tors, second shift Only. ANYTHING THEY'RE , “That'a the third window he's broken thii month! excellent condition. Call 649- MORTGAGES — 1st and 2n< firm. Pension plan, profit SAYING. TWO handymen want a variety •ointment call 649-4511, 333 Miirinory, mortgages— interim financing sharing, group insurance C A R PE N T E R for outside ftalsh. What’s he doing, getting ready for ooliege?!’’ 6007 between 5-7 p.m. Car can of jobs by day or hour. We Announcomonts 2 —expedient and confidential i^well St., Manchester. and other fringe benefits. Steady work in Manchester- 7-9 be seen at Pete’s Cltgo Sta clean yards, attics and cellars. Drassmoking 19 tion, West Middle Tpke. days. service. J . D. Real Estate Apply: Glastonbury area. Gall Van MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD Reasonable. Call 643-5305. DRESSMAKING and alterations SM A LL B A N D —The Sof-Tones, Assoc. 643-6120. Dyne after 5:30, 246-4781. done in my home, reasonable. MANCHESTER MODES I'M GOING TO BECOME VERY 1 KNOw'^ now available for club dances, CUSTOM made draperies, slip I'VE ALREADY SPOKEN I WANT OTHER PARENTS TO Prompt service. Call 649-1133. MORTAGES, loans, first, CLElAf woman, part-time, L A C T IV E -T O START MORE YOU'LL DO REALIZE THAT AUTISTIC KIDS ' Trucks— ^TrcKtors 5 covers and ' reupholstering. INC. WANTED — General machinist TO MY BOSS. I'M BEING STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF weddings, office parties, etc. second, third. All kinds. Realty days, 649 TRANSFERRED BACK FROM DAY CLASSES FOR KIPS LIKE A GREAT DESERVE A BETTER DEAL THAN Mature musicians. Call 643- Budget terms. Established in and lathe operators. Apply SPAIN! AND I'LL BE A ^ DANNY.' RIGHT NOW, THERE IS JOB,, A RESIDENTIAL INSTITUTE LIKE„ 1961 FORD Econoline Van, good statewide. Credit rating un P IN E ST. 6067. 1945. Days, 524-0154, eve- P A R T or full-time, unusually Metronlc’s Inc., Route 6 A 44A, NO HELP BEING OFFERED BY PAN.' DR. KETTELMESS' PLACE' H-HE^ HOLDING I WONDER IF HE ' tires, makes a good camper. Moving— rucking— necessary. Reasonable. Con MANCHESTER, CONN. YES, MRS. FORTH .'I'LL ning:s, 649-7590. Bolton, Conn. THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OR THE TELL YOU LATER ABOUT A BOW AND CAMETD PROTECT $295. after 5 p.m., 649-5400. fidential, quick arrangements. lucrative opportiitaty. Flexible COMMUNITY/ Storago 20 hours, national copcem, local MY TRIP.'..I'M BUSHED.' ME.'— OR ip i LIGHT TRUCKING, cellar and Alvin Lundy Agency, 627-7971. GOTTA SLEEP WOULD PROTECT 1965 DODGE half-ton, DlOO, training. 646-0361, 4-8s0.m. Personals attics cleaned, odd jobs, lawns, MANCHESTER — Delivery- 983 Main St., Hartford. E!ve- clean, good tlcss, radio, heat light trucking and package de trees cut and removed. 643- ntags, 23.3-6879. K E Y P U N C H Opetutora — ex N O E L A D A IR Dry Skin Foot er, excellent running condition. livery. Refrigerators, washers 6000. perienced, days, part or full Creme, lubricants for callous Call 649-2333 after 6:30. and stove moving, specialty. time. Immediate assignments, STENO-TYPIST es, h a ^ dry skin, rough heels, RE WE A V IN G of bums, moth- Folding chairs for rent. 649- Business Opportunity 28 very high pay. No fee. Apply legs. Softens and soothes tired holes, zippers repaired. Win 0752. ^uto Accessories— Staff Builders, Suite 602^ 11 .Full-time, experienced. Good tj/pingr skills and some feet. Quinn’s jpharmacy, 873 dow shades made to measure, B A R B E R shop for sale, modem Asylum St. 278-7610. dictation background required. Main, Manchester. ' Tires 6 all size Venetian blinds. Keys three-chair, ample parking. * made while you wait. Tape re Pointing— Poporing 21 IN TAK E manifold, carburator Rent reasonable. Call 649- MATURE woman wanted for Apply in person. RIDE wanted to Fafnlr Bear corders for rent. M arlow’s, 867 for 455 eng:ine for 1970 Olds- PAINTING and paperhangtag, 7914, 649-9339. part-time or full-time sales ing, New Britain, from Man Main St., 649-5221. mobile 442, Call 646-3786. commercial eind residential. work. Apply: Adam’s Apple, chester, dally, 7:45 to 4:45. B O D Y shop and used car opera 330-A Broad St., Manchester. MR. ABERNATHY WNDOW~CT^ANING”done~at Free esUmates. Call 644-0642. BY ROLSTON JONE^ and FRANK RIDGEWAY Call 643-9294. TWO 696-14 snow tires, mount tion. Excellent going business, IONA MFG. CO. special low rates. Fast, effi ed on 1969 Rambler ^wheels, ten minutes from Hartford. Unit of General Signal Corp. X SINCE I FAINTED AAY GOLF BALL WITH 1 cient service. Call for free TOWN OF MANCHESTER I>ASSENGE^ wanted from used 3,000 mUes. $60., $43-7134. Fantastic potential. Owner has W AITRESS wanted full or part- PHOSPHOROUS FAINT I CAN PLAY AT J estimates. 646-4220. Regent St. Manchester COAAE WITH- AAE, Bolton vly Middle Tpke. to other interest. 246-6618. time. ' Call Tolland — 876-9960. I ^...... ^ ...... MANY fM 7 l-KHOUR. . M Broad SU; Hartford, 8:46 — 6 FOUR N E W Inglewood tires, LEGAL DUDLEY, I V A N T ^OU LIG H T trucking, yards, cellars, LA nw. iguM j WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLl shift. 6#9-7292 after 6:30 p.m. two L70xl6, two G70xl6, mount TO CADDY FC5R AAE. attics cleaned and - removed. Legal Notice: Tlie ConnecUcut Department of Transportation wlU ed on chrome reversed wheels. NOTICE " OCK Bulk deUvery. 644-8962. hold a combined public hearing pursuant to the provisions of NCDWHEfe BUGSING/AETCT'- The Zoning Board of Appeals CAUAL4J Will fit Ford or Plymouth. Public Act 176 and Section 78 of Itablic Act 766 both of the 1969 GIVE H//V\ ICE SRATEB. Automobikos For Sole 4 Call 649-5894. will hold public hearings on Legislature, and Section 128, Title 23 U.S. Code of 1958, as pre Building- Monday, July 20, 1970, starting scribed in Policy and Procedure Memorandum 20-8, dated Janu '-s’;A ',' ! NEED CAR? Credit very bad? Contracting 14 at 7:00 p.m., in the Hearing ary 14, 1969, from the Federal Highway Administration, Bureau WANTED Bankrupt, repossession? Hon Trollers— Room of the Municipal Building of Public Roads. This hearing will be held on July 23, 1970 at 8:00 P.M. In the auditorium of the George J. Penney High School, est Douglas accepts lowest Mobile Homes 6>A DORMERS, garages, porches, to hear and consider the fol 860 Forbes Street, East Hartford, Connecticut. It wlin>e concerned 10 H OM ES down, smallest payments, any rec rooms, room additions, lowing petitions: 'STATE 1969 FORD half-ton pickup with with a section of Interstate Route 84 from 200’ plus or minus west where, Not small loan finance kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, HEARING ALSO. T O TRAIN .CC: 8’ camper. Sleeps 6, many of Simmons Road ta East Hartford easterly to 400’ plus or minus •ste: V company plan. Douglas Mo siding, general repairs. Quality Item 1 Ycmkee Aluminum Door extras. Call 643-5947. south of Spencer Street in Manchester, a distance of approxi tors, 346 Main. Workmanship. Financing avail Corp., 35 Oakland Street, mately 2.9 miles, and a section of Interstate Route 86 from 0.4 SIDING able. Economy Builders, me.- Business Zone n. Request plus or minus mile south of Silver Lane In East Hartfordi'norther PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER 1966 H E M I Satellite, 4-speed, INSTALLERS Motorcyclos— 643-6159, 872-0647 evehings. Special Exception for New ly to 1.0 plus or minus mile north of West Middle ’TUmpike ta I’VE GOT TWO OH, BOV!) A 'N I TH O UG H T good condition, low mUeage. Car Dealer’s License and lilanchester, a distance of approximately 2.6 plus or minus miles. 1 - LIZARDS AND SALAMANDER ) T H IS HIRE Best offer. 646-2990. Bicycles 11 NEW TON- H.. SMITH and S o n - Certificate of Approval for Included in this project' are the connecting roadways for inter Stylarama needs homes for factory installers to A tSAIRTER W A S JU ST Remodeling, repairing, addi same to sell camp trailers at changing traffic between these two intersecting highways. train local installers for the installation of our new 1966 HONDA, 300 cc’s, ill gpod This hearing will be concerned with the Department’s recom SNARE! f=OR G IR L *>-1 tions, rec rooms, garages, above location. aluminum and vinyl siding. condiUon. $426. Call 649-5447, mended design plan, as well as the acquisition of certain park SCOUTS.' 1966 M USTANG convertible, porches and roofing. No job after 6 p.m. Item 2 Mobil Oil Corporation, land CMisisting of approximately 19.5 plus or minus acres of Vet red, Call after 6 p.m., 649-8407. too small. Call 649-3144. 344 Middle Turnpike West, Top Consideration Given A CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER erans Memorial Park located in the Town of East Hartford. 1967 PORSCHE, needs trans Business Zone HI. Request Said recommended design plan and park land to be taken CALL mileage. WES ROBBINS Carpentry re 9 1966 TR6, 660, low' for Special Exception to per are more particularly shown on a photogrammetric map dated FLORANIL COULD DESTROY THE a n y ELEMENT THAT EXPORTS mission work. Best offer. Call modeling specialist. Additions, STYLARAMA WORLIY^ ILLEGAL SUPPLY OP POPPIES Call 872-0128. mit the operation of a car June. 1970, entitled “Interstate 84 and Interstate 86, East Hart THE RAW MAKINGB^ OF HEROIN 649-6374. rec rooms, dormera, porches, COLLECT 5 2 5 -5 3 4 1 WITHIN W EEK 91 » W AGING RUTHLB9 f W /lR wash and for the sale of gaso ford and Manchester,” at a scale of 1” equals 200’ which is on 198C'V6 HONDA, 350cc, excellent cabinets,’ formica, built-ins, , TEEN-AeER^l . 1966 C H E V E LL E Malibu con line and motor vehicle service display ta the offices of the Town Clerks of East Hartford and condiUon, high riser bars, bathrooms, kitchens, 649-3446. Manchester. vertible, V-8, automatic trans products and for a State Per HAVE WP"^ oversized sprocket. 649-9187. The proposed use of park land, as herein before described Is NO RIGHT TO mission, power steering, radio, HALLMARK Building CO. for mit in connection with the for a portion of the right-of-way for the widening of Interstate DEPEND OUR- ' heater. 646-4119. heme improvement, additions, sale of gasoline and motor ve 9ELVBD? 1966 HONDA 300 Scrambler, ex 84, which is a Connecticut highway project authorized by the cellent condiUon. $445. 643- rec rooms, house painting, hicle service products. General Statutes of Connecticut. The reasons for the .proposed 1969 C H E V E LL E SS396, 4-speed, 6689evenings. garages, roofing, gutters. Free Item 3 Lewis Laschever, 570- taking of said park land rather than other land are to facilitate power steering, vinyl top. Call estimates. All work guaran 672 Center Street, Business adequate provision for efficient highway operations, to harmonize 649-6586. ''______HONDA SL350, used for only teed.. 646-2627. Zone n . Request to have lo with local area planning objectives, to minimize the taking of WANTED LANCELOT 4 months. A 3-Ume trophy cation known as Nos. 570-672 homes and places of employment and to secure the most efficient BY COKER and PENN 1963 PO LA R A convertible, very utilization of public funds. winner. Call 643-8819 after 6 MASONRY — All types of stone Center Street approved as a good condiUon all around. Ask More detailed Information and plana developed by the Con FULL OR PART-TIME HELP NI8HTC . QKA‘/, .CUT THE CO/IAEPii' p.m. and concrete work. Quality suitable location for a gaso ing $500. Call 742-8200. workmanship, work guaran necticut Department of Transportation-Bureau of Highways are GREKT SCcfTra ^ m p m p i ? ! - ( MOU KNOW I ALWA't’& WAGH line service station use; it Is available for public infection or copying In Room 284 at the EXPERIENCED PREFERRED. /yiiV HAIR ON THURSDAY NIGHTS/i 1966 B L U E Monza, 2-door teed. Cali after 5, 643-1870, 644- the Intent to demolish the ex Bureau of Highways office at 24 Wolcott Ifill Road ta Wethers we've 5eew ikvApgp, H 1966 H ONDA 305 Simper Hawk, fRor^ourensPficel sedan, automaUc, 35,000 miles, 2976. isting service station at No. field, Monday through Friday, 8:30 A.M. to 4:80 PM. You’ll enjoy working at Manchester’s finest / ir s iim iB L e Call 649-3422. 668 Center Street and to ex In addition to the discussion of the proposed layout and ac white bucket seats. 649-8666. SA'VE M O N E Y ! Fast service. service station. Working conditions are pleasant tend the use and modernize quisition of said open space lands, relocation assistance pro and your fellow employes are most congenial. M 0HSr£fl!!^j LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSOM Dormers, room additions, ga grams, as well as tentative schedules for rights-of-way acquisi 1966 C AD ILLA C Soupe DeVille. the station so as to exist on 1965 HONDA 160, excellent con rages, porches, roofing and tion and construction will be discussed at the public hearing. You will receive full company benefits — plus All power, air -condlHonlng. both No. 668 and Nos. 570-572 dition. Asking $350. 228-3176. siding. Compare prices. Ad- Written statements or exhibits cMicemtag this project may many fringe benefits, too! Good pay, plus good Excellejnt condition. Call 649- Center Street. n A-Level Dormer ' Corp., 289- be submitted, either at the time of the public hearing, or may be hours! Apply in person at 3164. ' ■ ■______' 0449. , All persems interested may mailed or delivered to the Connecticut Department of Transpor Business Services attend this hearing. tation-Bureau of Highways office in Wethersfield until August 6, 1965 FORD Crown Victoria. 4 L E O N vCieszynski builder—new Zoning Board of Appeals 1970. These written statements or exhibits will be made a part new tires, needs transmission, Offered 13 homes custom built, remodel- Charles G. Pirie, of the public hearing and will be considered in the same way as AiiMng 1250. 649-3560, after 6 oral statements. Moriarty Brothers T W O - Y O U N G - - married men . tag, - additions:- ree -rooms,- gs“ - :------Chairman..- ■ All persons interested ta this matter are welcome to attend p.m. will do small repair jobs and 8U CENTEK 8To MANCHESTER, CONN. rages, kitchens remodeled, John A. Caglanello, the public hearing. Cevr. GeeT fealMee C«t^ P painting, also cellar cleaning bath tile, cement work. Secretary ' c I’ ra b; HIA. ter« If I960 VO LKSW AGEN automatic, Ralph L. Hager white, exceUent condition. Best and light trucking. Call 646- Steps, dormers. Residential or Dated this 9th day of July Deputy 'Tran^rtatton Commissioner offer. Call 668-9679. 26m, 646-2047. comnierpial. Call 649-429$. 1970. Biureau of Hlgnwiaways A /- 1 \ , \ PAGE TWENTY-TWO JilANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHES-TER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1970 PAGE TWENTY-THREE Investment PropoHy /?- Dogs— Blnh->P«fs 41 ^ Housohold Goods 51 .Businosf Locations joMses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sole 72 Lots For Sole 73 O ut off Town W a n l«d ~ R «o l Esftrt* 77 For Ront 64 For Salelie 70-i Manchlester THREE little kittens, looking SINGEIR -touch and sew with MANCHES’TER 6-room home,' COMBINA’nON — ’Two-family MANCHESTER \*THREE LOTS including comer For iSole 75 F - ■ for good homes. Call 649-6480. cabinet. Monograms, hems, BERBrS WORLD NETW modem offices, ideal for MANCHESTER — busineiis PENANCE FREE! with, expansion room for a home with smaUer single in ' lot, A zone, city water, nedF eit pack and enjo;^ home STARTER HOME LAND —Louis Dlmock Realty, CLASSIFIED after 6 p.m. anytime week embroiders, etc. Used, excel block with 6 apartments, «x- growing famUy. Huge Jiving rear, close to Main St. Several PORTER ST. VERNON professionals. Plenty, of -Tree ownership in this aluminum Have you been looking for churches, schools and shopping Realtors, 649-9828. ends. lent condition. Gtiaranteed. parking. East Center St. loca cellent condition. Owner will room with fireplace, 3 or 4 possibilities. Business zoned. a home and not finding value center. Telephone owner, 649- FOUR BEDROOM ... Bided 6H-room Ranch with First time offered—Imma ------_\ Full price now |56 or 7 month tion. Call 646-2212. finance 80 per cent at 8Mi PW bedrooms, private yard. BeUiore Agency, 647-1418. for the price asked? Come 3943 for appointment. ALL CASH for your property I.ABRADOR Retriever pups, a 2-car garage. Heije is a culate 7V&-r^am Colonlal- ADVERTISING ly payments of 38. 522-0476, cent. Terrific Income produc 320,600. Wolverton Agency, and see this six room Cape Cape Ood on a high treed within 24 hours. Avoid red AKC registered, show and oneiyeat-old home In love NEW US’TING —Drive by 14 Ctepe. First floor paneled lot. Come see this fine home deader. er. CaU now, Haj'es Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. Cod priced In low-low twen tape. Instant service. Hayee field. Champion sired. Cadi 640- ly j “Redwood Farm s.” Fulton Rd., notice how clean CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Houses For Ront 65 family room with many cus ties and compare. Start the reasonably priced in mid Agency, 646-0131. 7997. 646-0181. Av^lable for immediate oc- and well kept this gorgeous Resort Property MORSE l^rtable deluxe sewing CAMBRIDGE St. — Extensive tom built-ins, spacious liv day right and put a stop to twenties. Just right for that 8 AJM. to 4 :3 0 PJM. TOLLAND near Parkway. Micy. Mid 30’s. Please Cape Is. Be Infohn^d that it is For Sale 74 machines, originally $309, now POUR 4-room apartment buUd- ly modernized 6-room home. ing room, formal dining your hunting. CaU Mr. Bog large family with a small HATE TO PART vvdth these Available for one-year lease, 649-6306 for details. as clean as the proverbial $150. Dealers welcome. Call Ing. Monthly income, 3 ^ . Three bedrooms, dining room, room and convenient kitch dan today. COVENTRY — Log cabin sum budget. Mr. Bogdan has the cute kittens, but will if you 6Mi-room Ranch, 3250. pw whistle on the inside. Features COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 646-7^ after 5. Monthly expenses, 326. As heated garage. Large lovely en, three bedrooms,. 1% mer cottoge, flreplaoed living details. 649-6306. NOTICE call 649-4095. month. References required. Include two fuU baths, a fin tiled baths, first floor laun I:M PJkl. DAT BEFOBE PVBUCATIOK sumable 318.700, 6% per cent B & W yard, stone wall, shaded room, completely carpeted, CLEAN, USED refrigerators, Hayes Agency, 646-0181. ished basement, family room dry room, two fireplaces, B & W ADMISSION mortgage. Secondary financ >WB and WALLACE Co. treed patio, established plant enclosed porch, exceUent con - B'"& W' Deadline for Saturday and Monday I* 4:80 p.m. Frida;* ranges, automatic washers ing, plus completely furnished. and Ubrary, enclosed jalousled wall to wail carpeting,’ cen BARROWS and WALLACE”o6. OF ELECTORS BABY Ringneck Pheasants for ing through owner. 386,000. nchester Parkade, Manch. dition, treed lot. 39,000. Hayes BARROWS and WALLACE Co. The Board of Admieeion of with guarantees. See them at Air-conditioned, ’* appliances, porch, double amesite drive tral air conditioning through Manchester Parkade, Manch. sale. Call 228-0685. ' B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Out of Town Francis E. Boland Agency, 649-6306 Agency, 646-0181. Manchester Parkade, Manch. Electors of the Town of He OOOPEBATION WIU,|\|AI AA9 1 643-1554, 649-8778, 640-7056. rugs, etc. Convenient to way, etc.,' etc. A best buy in out. Attached garage, many 649-5306 BE APPRECIATED I/IMI b I I Main St. Call 643-2171. For Rent 66 the mid-twenties. Oh, yes, extras. ExceUent value. 339,- 649-5306 bron, Connecticut, will be In !ICHE1STER — Custom built schools, shopping and bus. CaU LAKE BUNGGEE year session in the Town Office FIVE mixed breed puppies, $5 FOUR 4-room apartment buUd- nch, two years old. Five Charles Ponticelll, Agency, nice, neat garage. Belfiore 500. IMMACULA’TE 4 - iMdroom ’round home On waterfront lot, VERNON — Wniow Brook Raised Rwch, large giving IMMACULATE Raised Ranch Building on the following date: each. Call 643-0910. 'Ing. Monthly income 3<06, ap oms with garage and patio. 649-9644 or 872-4732 ______after 6...... p.m. Agency, 647-1413. 6 rooms. 872-4988. — two fireplaces, beautiful Apartments. Immediately new room with fireplace, kitchen Tuesday, July 14, 1970 from Continuod Prow Procedinq Pog> Public Notice pliances. Secondary financing, stoned front and an acre of rooms at 3160, at 3186. /Central vacuum, air-condition- grfa’t ~ .. NEW LIS’TING — Big, big U & R REALTY CO., INC. with built-in range, dishwash ANDOVER LAKE — 6-room 8-8 p.m. Heat, hot water, refrigerator, through owner. Never a vacan / ers, many extras. Upper 20’s. 643-2692 land make this one of the finest Dutch Colonial, total of 9-yes, er, disposal, carpet and winterized cottage must be re to administer the electors oath Holp Wontod— Mole 36 Live Stock 42 oven-range, disposal, dish cy. 336,900. Francis E. Boland, No agents, by owner, 643-7180. "• Robert D. Murdock, Realtor homes in the Manchester-He- To Lease or Buy Agency, 643-1654, 649-8778, 640- I ______room home, 1% baths. Assum- ■ 9 rooms- Bathrooms and lava dinette, 22x12 paneled family moved from property. Best of to those who shall be found HORSEiSHOEING or trimming washer, wall to wall carpeting, tories on every level, com bron area. The owner’s willing qualified. 3 Rooms of New Furniture 7065. MANCHESTER — 2 family, 6-5 ®Me mortgage. Mid 20’s. Mor- room, large closets, country fer accepted. Call 7^^-7676 for is a must for your riding en air-conditioning, swimming o — ------rison Realtor, 643-1015. pletely remodeled inside. Fire ness to sell makes it one of the Naturalization papers prov from pool, lighted tennis courts, with 2 car garage, nice floor MANCHES’TER 6-room Cape, size lot. Peterman Agency, appointment. ^ finest buys. Mid 20’s. To sell joyment. Call 643-1490 or write ’TWO-FAMILY — Large four place in large front to back Realtor, 646-2223, 649-9404. ing citizenship should be pre Tom Robenhymer, 36 Falknor basketball \:oupt, JjMkln^^ and plM ‘"cliuUnR 2 bedrooms, ex- MANCHES’TER 4 bedrooms, fireplace, Wad now! Warren E. Howland, and five-roofn apartments, cellent condition. A good buy. Beautiful 6- living room. ’Two-car oversized sented by naturalized citizens. TOOL MAKERS Dr., Mainchester. MODEL HOMfe' storage all includeil;^-Np pets. rcom Cape with 3 bedrooms, garage. ’Truly peurkllke yard dell School area, garage, treed Realtor. 643-1108. porches. Large private yard. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, MANCHESTER — For the Our of Town Dated at Hebron, Connecti U.N.C. is currently seeking experienced tool makers and Call Hartford, 527-9238,HYer- Appliances. Two new furnaces, formal dining room, carpeted with shade giving, stately lot, 321,600. Hayes Agency, 646- homeown'er who w i^es to be cut, this 6th day of July 1970. first-cIaMS machinists for second and third shift operations. ★ COLONIAL non, 872-4400. 649-2813. '• 0131. ROCKVILLE — Ellington ^ new roof. Secondary financing living room with fireplace, pri trees. Work relocation only near stores, churches and For Sale l 75 Wise Investor Inquire about James L. Derby Jr., Applicants must be able to fabricate Jigs, fixtures and gages Poultty and Supplies 43 ★ MODERN reason for sale. A fine gracious HEBRON area—Available im available. 326,000. Francis E. PRICE REDUCED. Near high vate shaded yard. Wolverton MANCHES’TER — 7-room Co schools, we offer this delight this two family, 5 and 6, mod Joseph J. Fill, with minimum supervision. Job shop experience preferred. ★ SPANISH Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. home conveniently located. In Contact J. Gemperle, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m., or J. Kurtz from 4 LIVE HENS, 75 cents each, 5 mediately, three-room furnish Boland Agency, 643-1664, 649- school, older home, single o r __ lonial, near bus line, back ful Cape Cod home with alu em kltchei^ built-ins, separate Registrar of Voters ★ PROVINCIAL the low thirties. Belfiore Agen HEBRON— NEW HOMES p.m. -10 p.m. 1-848-9225. to 6 pounds. Please order one ed apartment. Security deposit 8773, 649-7066. yard fenced In, needs some minum siding Just off East heat, nice yard, central loca Attest: Gladys T. Miner, from / LARGE"^^;i;uarili,"^h""Vlth"a cy, 647-1418. day ahead. Phone 644-1892. required. 3160 per month. 228- taveSnf°vLnfr^ remodeling, 323,900. Mitten Center St. This is a potential $26,990 tion. 320,500. R. L. Gardner Town Clerk ■\ T.J. CROCKETT, Realtor is the Broker 64^ 1116^ Cellnskl, view. Features 24’ living room, 4-bedroom home with fire 1,200 square foot Raised ------f ------9300. large , formal dining room, 11- SlX-room, conveniently located Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. Realty, 876-0604, 876-6807, 872- agency to call for multiple place living room and family Ranch. Living room, dining UNITED NUCLEAR CORE. $288 family dwellings. Some top-ln- older home. Modem kitchen, 9283. TOWN OF MANCHESTER Articles For Sole 45 I 1970 fcr NtA, htc,' ROCKVILLE —New 3V6-room j INCOMPARABLE 7-room "owr-® ^ bedrooms, three A’T T R A C ^ ^ Randi! with sized kitchen. One-car detach room, three bedrooms, large ' 67 Sandy Desert Rd., Montville, Conn. fireplaces, 3% baths, recrea- two-full baths, two-car garage. Any item may be purchased apartments with private ter- come producers available. sized Cape, updated kitchen, mahogany paneling, fireplace, ed garage. Lovely landscaped eat-in kitchen, 2-car garage. ’TINKER. POND and Birch lon room, garages, on a three- Walk to public or parochial LEGAL separately. "I wonder what they mean by that— displaying the flagr race and pool. Including heat. Why get Involved In stocks, I waU to wall carpeting, ceramic family room, garage and huge lot. Priced to sell at 321,900. Acre lot. Four left. Hurry! Mountain Rd., Bolton. Owner- Citizenship required. An equal opportunity employer. acre lot. Call for appointment. schools. Priced right. Mr. Mer hot water, all appliances and etc. when you can own income 1 bath plus, fireplace, formal lot. 323,900. Call Warren E. CaU Doris Smith, Jarvis Real built 6-room expandable Cape, NOTICE GARAGE SALE INSTANT CREDIT producing property and take Philbrick Agency, Realtors, ritt, Belfiore Agency, 647-1418. carpeting. 3166- Rockland Ter dining room, spacious rooms, Howland Realtor, 643-1108. ty Co., Realtors, MLS, 643- COLONIAL $27,990. one-acre comer lot. For In advantage of items like ap 646-4200. The Zoning Board of Appeals OPEN SUNDAYS 10-6 race Apartments, Highland plastered walls, recreation BRAND new seven - room 1121. Garrison Colonial, four bed formation call 649-4066. will hold public hearings on Liquidated inventory of Mc Rooms Wiriiouf Board 59 Apartments Hat»— Avenue, 872-4046, 529-6586. No preciation, depreciaUon, re Ranch, 2-car ggrage, two-full MANCHESTER Green section— rooms, 1>4 baths, 12x24’ liv RICHARD P. RITA MON.-FRI. 10-9 ...... - r e g e n t ST. - 4-'roo7irhouse SEVEN-ROOM Split Level, 8 Monday, July 20, 1970, starting Bride’s Sport Spot. Shoes, pets. pairs, etc. CaU 643-1677. rage. Owner says “ Many Items^ baths, automatic kitchen, waU Unique 4-room Colonial, all MANCHESTER Ideal *’ first ing room with fireplace, for LARGE furnished room for Tenements 63 ‘ \on Industrial zone lot 100x150.' bedrooms, family room, 2- at 7:00 p.m., In the Hearing gym trunks, marine sup stays.” 730 Center, mid 20’s. to wall carpeting, etc., etc. new inside, 2-car garage, treed home. Aluminum sided Cape mal dining room, large eat- PERSONNEL SERVICES ■ male only, parking, 316. week- b EAUTIPUL new four-room ROCKVILLE — Newly redec- Peg Cieszynski, Broker, acre treed lot, fireplace, ga Room of the Municipal Building plies, paint, some fishing Morrison Agency, Realtor, 643- Panoramic view from a lot, 317,900. Hayes Agency, 646- with four rooms finished, two in kitchen. Acre lot. Only H (Sl G ' ly. CaU 644-0123 after 6. . . - ...... — Land For Salt 71 91. rage. Priced to sell. Hayes to hear and consider the follow tackle, Vespa parts. apartment, all appliances, with orated 3-room apartment, 3125, 1015. high on a hilltop treed lot, yet 0131. unfinished. Flreplaced Uving three left at this price so heat, air-conditioning, 1% Includes heat, stove and re Agency, 646-0131. ing petitions: Are you looking for your first job, unemployed or SOUTH MANCHESTER — ,A » MANCHESTER — To settle es still in Manchester! Mr. Mer room, large kitchen, detached HURRY. FURNITURE baths, fully carpeted, base- frlgerator. Adults only, securl- 321,500 SIX-ROOM Ranch, din NINE ACRES — sweeping Item 4 Peter ft Patricia-Crom- ready to make a change? Call us now! Many posi proximdtely 5 acres with 6M’ tate, ojder SJ-i-room 2-story ritt, Belfiore Agency, 647-1418. garage with patio. High shaded Wednesday thru Satur Aparhnentv— Flats— ment, carport, one child allow- ty deposit required. Call 643- ing room, wall - wall carpets, views, lovely six-room stone BOL’TON ^ .Ihree - bedroom ble Jr., 170 Bush Hill Road, tions available within commuting distance and na 669 Burnside Ave. home, ■ central, quiet, con lot. Wolverton Agency, Real stone Ranch, high on a cliff day, lO to 4:30 p.m., 33 Per Tenements 63 ed. 3200 monthly. Palmer Real- 9678. frontage, half mile to Martin garage. 100x200’ well landscap BRAND NEW, eight room, dis Ranch. Large enclosed porch, RICHARD T. McDo n a l d Rural Residence Zone. Vari tionally. East Hartford venient location. ExceUent tors, 649-2813. overlooking Eastern Connect kins St., Manchester. tor, 648-6321. School. Owner wUl finance./M. ed lot. Shade trees. Hutchins tinctive Dutch Colonial. Im 2-car garage. Out-buUding. REAL ESTATE ance Is requested to orect de 289-0756 BOL’TON — Deluxe 3V4 roqms. terms to qualified buyer, 326,- icut. Nine acres in all. Also ______ROCKlfejLE — 8 Regan St. 4r H. Palmer Realtor, 643-6331. Agency, Realtors, 649-6824. mediate' occupancy. ’Truly ele Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. WOODHILL HEIGHTS — 7H- tached garage to the side of carpeting, appUances, air-con- MANCHESTER — Plush five- room, 2-bedroom, second-floor 000. J,D. Real Estate Asso Glastonbury Hebron included is a service building. WE NEVER CHARGE AN APPLICANT A FEE BEFORE YOU BUY FURNI- gant and gracious living. Mr. room Ranch, first-floor family dwelling Instead of to rear ot i ditioning, private finished room duplex garden apart- apartment. In neat brick build- ROCKLEDGE — 4 - bedroom ciates, 643-5129, 643-8779. 633-1818 228-9037 ’TURE ANYWHERE, SEE OUR Merritt, Belfiore Agency, 647- 180 FOOT frontage, secluded room, large beautifully finish One of the better buys avail dwelling at above location. ALUMINUM , sheets used as LOW PRICES. basements. Attractive reslden- ment. Garage and paUo. Two ing. Total electric. Built-in Houses For Sol* 72 ^ p e , original owner retiring, *22,500 DOLL HOUSE, dead-end 1413. landscaped wide open country ed rec room in basements en able. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, Item 5. John J. Shields, 66 Bat printing plates, .009 thick, 23x tial area. Adults only, no pets, bedrooms, IVs baths, all ap- oven-range, refrigerator, dls- side, plastered waUs, lovely 6^3-1577. tista Road, Residence Zone A. 6y EAST CENTER ST. SEVEN-ROC(|^ Cape, four bed trees. 6-room closed patio,, garage. Excep BOLTON —New 8-rooih cus 36” , 25 cents jach or 5 for 31 KELVINA'rOR, automatic L.P. Fiano, 649-6371. pllances, central location. $210. posal, basement laimdry and SOUTH FARMS — Manches 5-room Ranch, attained ga Variance is requested to rooms, two baths, oversized breeseway, 2-car ga- tionally well maintained. Phil tom built Raised Ranch. Four ’TOLLAND — Spanky Clean, 643-2711: storage area. Adults .only, no tows 329,900. Hayes Agency, ^ g e, Hutchins Agency, Real- ter’s most popular area —CaU, rage. 326,000. Hutchins Agen maintain a detached garage condition, 316. j^ ^ N C H E S liR ^ ^ lt o ^ to x ;^ two-car garage. Landscaped brick Agency, Realtors, 646- bedrooms, double garage, acre non - development, five-room CaU 646-4569. pets. 31M. per month rent. ®^°t31. , 640-6824.’’ Rick Merritt and see why! cy, 649-6324. in line with the back line of MANCHESTER 646-4040 DARK, rich, stone free, loam, Apartments. Luxury spUt-level, A’rTRACnVE 4-room apart- lot, 109x160’. Marion E. Rob 4200. * treed lot. 331,600. Hayes Agen Ranch. One-car attached ga 3140. lease security. Call Yes, you can still get a .big, dweUlng instead ot to rear of L. five-yards, 320. Sand, gravel, SEWING MACHINE — New ertson, Realtor, 648-6963. MANCHESTER — 7 room Co IMMACULATE 6^-room Ranch cy, 646-0131. rage. Lovely one-acre lot. working James J. Gessay, 876-0134. MANCHESTER Suburbs, 6%- quality buUt home with city NINE-ROOM Colonial, large dwelling at above location. stone, flu, manure, pool and 1969 zlg.^ag, unclaimed lay ditioning, carpeting, formal Uv- couple, no children or p e t s .______lonial, 3 bedrooms, 1% baths, with rec room and garage, Owner leaving state. Only 321,- MANCHESTER is not far from room Ranch, tip-top condition, water and sewer, a short kitchen, formal dining room, Item 6 Felix GremmO, 819 Mid Help Wanted— Male 36 patio sand. 643-9504. away, buttonholes, mono Ing room, family room, 1% Qall 649-4319. HEBRON — 4-room apartment, fireplace, closet space galore, three bedrooms, kitchen has VERNON — Owner transferred 900. R.L. Gardner, Realty, 876- this 3-bedroom Ranch. House is 15 minutes to Manchester cen splash from swimming, and a 20’ living room, 1% baths, first- dle Turnpike East', Residence ELECTRICIAN- grams, hems, etc. Now only baths, private basement, b a l ------lake privileges, immediate oc- 2-car garage. Numerous ex bullt-lns and dining area. Im out of state, must sacrifice this 0504, 875-6807, 872-9283. GARAGE foreman for truck SCREENED p r o c e e d in excellent condition, wall to ter. Acre treed lot, 318,000. chip shot from golfing, all this floor family room, 4 bedrooms, Zone AA. Variance Is request 364. Easy terms. 622-0931 deal cony, carport, heat, hot water. MANCHES’TER — 4% - room cupancy. Strout Realty, 1-228- tras. Morrison Realtor, 643- mediate occupancy. Assum immaculate 8-room Colonial. (INDUSTRIAL) leasing company. CaU Motor gravel, bankrun gravel, sand, wall carx>eting aU but kitchen, Hayes Agency 646-0131. In the low thi^es. CaU now. 2-car garage. Large lot. 327,- ed to replace existing awn er. Available immediately, 3200. duplex in newer 2-famUy, 9115. 1016. able mortgage. 323,600. Wolver Four spacious bedrooms, mod Truck & Trailer Co., Route 6, nil, stone. George H. GriffIng, dishwasher, stove, electric Belfiore Agency, 647-1418. 500. PhUbrick Agency, Real ing with larger awning, at J.D. Real Estate Associates adults only, $140. J.D. R e a l _____ ^______MANCHES’TER off Porter St. ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. em kitchen, heated rec room* Immediate opening for in Columbia, 228-S1149. Inc., Andover, 742-7886. hood and refrigerator goes tors, 646-4200. Legal Notice above location. dustrial electrician. Per LARGE GE refrigerator-freez Inc., 643-5129. Estate Associates, Inc., 643- HEBRON —Suburban Uving 20 RAYMOND RD. 9-room Garri deluxe custom built Ranch CIRCA 1969 Raised Ranch, sub Professionally landscaped. with property. Has large lot. Item 7 Donald F. Musshafen, 23 manent posiUon, steady FULL or part-time help, with ANTIQUES — hand made early er combination. French doors 6129. minutes from downtown Hart- son Colonial on one-acre lot. home, 2 full baths, 2 fireplaces, urban setting In Manchester! MANCHESTER — 4-family plus VACANT. Nice 3 - bedroom 331,600. Louis Dimock, Realty, 6 months old, automatic Ice LGOIONG lor anything In real Built In 1966. 322,600. CaU Mit Fulton Road, Residence 2!one work, first shift. All com mechanical experience, top American gifts, bottles, fruit ford, 2-bedroom apartments, Pour baths, 4 bedrooms, large 2-car garage. ’The very best. Total of 10 ipoms, 2 baths, 2 restaurant rental, large gross, Ranch near shopping, schools, 649-9823. cube maker, $600 new, sell for ®®t8.te rentols—apartments,rentals—apartments, ONE-ROOM heated, unfurnished children w®lcome, carpeting, ten Agency, Realtors, 648-6930. OBDEB OF NOnCB A. Variance is requested to pany paid fringe benefits. wages paid, apply 270 Hart Jars, etc. Expert reflnishing. formal dining room, 24’ Uving Hayes Agency 646-0131. garages. Beautiful brick ex exceUent return, prim e, loca- churches. F^iU cellar. Swedish AT A COURT OF PROBATE, Sm. A I » u.d dry,,. J” ” * '; PraOrred- appliances, storage, heat, hot room, screened porch, 2-car terior, two fireplaces, four bed >• tlon. Frechette Realtors, 647- VERNON — Manchester Line held at - Manchester, within and for erect attached garage 4 feet Apply in person, or call 289- ford Rd., Manchester. Reasonable. Trash & ’Treasure, ’TRIM and tidy 6-room Ranch fireplace, aluminum storms, the district of Manchester, on the Apply m c .p ..r s,. „d o „d . water, parking. Available Im garage, beautifully landscaped. ASSUMABLE 4H per cent rooms. ’The very best. Mr. 9993. 4-bedroom Garrison Colonials, from east side line at above 6811, ext. 285 for appoint Wall St., Hebron (Route 816). with 2 bedrooms and famUy screens. 4^ per cent mortgage aluminum siding, 2% baths, 1st day of July, AD 1970. ment. CLUB MANAGER, capable of mediately, 3175. 649-0883, 649- For further Information call mortgage. Seven-room Cape. Zinsser, Belfiore Agency, 647- Present, Hon. John J. Wallelt, location. Open evenings and weekends. floor a p a rtm e n t. ------ROOMS, heat, appliances. room, aluminum siding emd a MANCHESTER —■ Brand new assumption possible with large Judge. handling variety of duties In .__ O 2871. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, ’Three or four bedrooms, mod 1413. first-floor family rooms, ga Item 8 George ft Helen Stamler, .FIVE - PIECE blond bedroom 4%-ROOM apartment, second adults, no garage. Only 319,900. Wolver- down payments or conven rage, 333,700. Hayes Agency, Estate of Florence M. Gibson aka cluding restaurant and ban SEARS Coldspot refrigerator,,- 646-4200. em kitchen with all the built custom center-entrance Garri Florence M. Burdick Gibson, late 596 Keeney Street, Rural FULLER BRUSH CO. set twin bookcase beds laree **°°*^’ water, appli- pets. 3170. Security. 644-0238. ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. FOUR-bedroom SpUt with son Colonial, .aluminum siding, tional financing available. Mr. 646-0131. of Manchester In said district, de quet facilities. Answer to J 3’ tall. Portable oven. Encyclo set, twm^ Dookcase beds, large j^ces, parking, cellar. 3175______Ins, waU to wall carpeting Zinsser, Belfiore Agency, 647- ceased. Residence Zone. Variance is 88 Long Hill St. pedia’s Barbell. Call 646-3786. Resort Property NEW RAISED RANClTln High finished rec room In basement three-fuU baths! TVo - zone 23’ flreplaced Uving room with requested to'divlde parcel o( Rleder,_ Personnel, P.O. Box mirror, bureau, chest of draw- monthly. Adults only. 649-4864. ------MANCHESTER area — 4-room 1413. SOU’TH WINDSOR — Attractive Upon application of Ethelyn C. East Hartford. 808, Msmehesteer, Conn. ers, 370. Call after 6 p.m.. For Rent 67 Ranch in parklike setting, 2 land Park area, 6 rooms on Shed dormer, fireplace, ga heat, automatic kitchen. Prox bay window, large eat-ln Gibson, administratrix, praying for land Into two lots with less ELECTRIC typewriters, origi 6% room-Raised Ranch with authority to sell certain real estate 649-9984. WE HAVE customers waiting Furnished bedrooms, could be 3, 2-car ga first floor, modem kitchen, rage. 16x20’ screened porch imity to school, recreational fa kitchen includes built-in range, SPRUCE ST. — Older four-fam particularly described In said appli frontage than required, but COVENTRY — Lakeside ^ - good assumable mortgage. An equal opportunity employer. FACTORY re^esentaUveT "cus nally 3199., sacrifice 386. Also for the rental of your apart rage. You gotta see it! 316,900. large living room with fire Deep lot, 224’. Philbrick Agen cilities. Immediate occupancy. oven, hood, dishwasher, stain ily, 18 rooms, needs work. cation on file, It Is with adequate area at above portoble electrics, 376. Never DESK, chairs (set), file cabi Apartments 63-A tage for rent. Call Mitten Agen ■Three bedrooms, 1% baths, ORDERED: That the foregoing tom motorcycle accessory ment or home. J.D. Real Mitten, Realtors, 643-6930. place, 3 large bedrooms, 2-car cy, Realtors, 646-4200. Belfjore' Agency, 647-1418. less steel sink with disposal. Business zoned too. Comer application be heard and determined location. manufacturer. Expenses paid, used. Call 649-7798 after 5. nets, almost new. Whirlpool Estate Associates, Inc. 643- cy, Realtors, 643-6930. garage. Priced below market kitchen with stove and dis at the Probate office In Manchester EIGHT-room gorgeous Coloni (4) count ’em ! King size bed property. Reasonable mort Item 9 Walter H. DeLlsle, 1'18 SERVICEMAN, exi>erlenced oil commission, some travel. Call refrigerator, self-defrosting. NICELY furnished three-room BOWERS School — 6-room ex value, Philbrick Agency, Real LARGE first-floor, flreplaced posal, carpeted living room in said District, on the 30th day of KEEP CARPET cleaning prob 5129. waterfront bedrooms, formal dining room,: gage can be arranged. 326,000. July, AD, 1970, at four ofclock in the Deming Street, Residence burner and heating man, full Whirlpool washer-dryer, al apartment, first floor In two- COLUMBIA Lake pandable Ranch, all rooms family room In this 7-room al with 2-car garage, baths, and .dining area, family room 649-7169. lems small — use Blue Lustre tors. 646-4200. 1% tiled baths. Crane colored Will lease, build or sell. Call afternoon, and that notice be given Zone A. Variance Is request time position with excellent most new. Household goods. ’THREE - BEDROOM apart family house. Heat and elec cottage, all facilities. Openings very large, 2 fireplaces, 2-car Cape. Garage. Oversized wood first floor family room enclos with fireplace, large lot. Con to all persons interested In said wall to wall. Rent electric Aug. 15 on. 649-0498, 228-9852. ed porch, patio, wall to waU, fixtures. Spacious closet space 649-4522 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. ed to' maintain exlstlilg non- salary, good working condi ExcIIent condition. 1166 West ment In newer 2-famlly, 2 tricity included. 3150. J. D. garage, screened porch, 322,- RANCH — 6 rooms, large living ed lot. Central to shopping, throughout this oversized venient to stores, bus and h l g h - ^ ^ shampooer 31- Paul’s Paint & Real Estate Associates, 643- room with fireplace, pemeled etc., etc. Prestige location. ways. 330,500. Phillips Realty, • ...... conforming aide yard so that tions and limited night service. Hsip Wantad*“ Middle Tpke., Beacon Hill baths, appliimces, basement. CO’TTAGE —Cape Cod on 900. Philbrick Agency, 646-420(). bus. $22,000. Meyer Realtor, home. ExceUent residential TWO-FAMILY, 6-6, 323,600. hearing thereon, by publishing: a Wallpaper Supply. 6129. family room, air-conditioned, Tree lined street. Belfiore 872-3214, 649-9258. copy of this order In some news a room can be constructed Blue Cross, CMS, Major Medi Ma!e or Female 37 Apartments, C-1. Evenings af Garage. Heat, hot water. 3260, ocean, private road. CsinceUa- 643-0609. neighborhood with easy access- Call Better Buy Realty, 649- paper having a circulation in said MANCHESTER — Autumn St., large master bedroom, attrac Agency, 647-1418. over existing garage at above cal, uniforms, bonus and out- .» ^ — z;------iz------HANNAH’S husband Hector ter 6 p.m. lease and security. M.H. Palm- tion makes available August ability to schools, recreational 3434. district, at least seven days before BOLTON NOTCH — 2 - room 3-bedroom Colonial, Uke new, tive yard with privacy, 326,900. MANCHEST^ — Assumable NORTH COVENTRY — Newer the day of said hearing, to appear location. , standing profit sharing and hates hard work so he cleans ------er. Realtor, 643-6321. 29th, for- one or two weeks. ’THREE FAMILY, central loca faciUties, shopping -and bus. hour, spare time. Visit us at 47 12” FAN, portable ’TV, b la c k ______furnished apartment, gentle fireplace, beamed celling liv Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 6%% mortgage Price reduced. ■TWO-FAMILY of 4-4. New on 6%-rooms Raised Ranch, large If they see cause at said time and Item 10 Atlantic Richfield p e n s ^ plans. Call 663-0131. the rugs with Blue Lustre. 3130 weekly. 644-0783. tion, new heat, never a vacan Buyer now has choice of In place and be heard relative thereto, Cottage St., Manchester, Room and white, needs minor repair. NEW two-bedroom duplex, car- man preferred, all utilities, ing room, deep wooded lot. 646-4200. Ideal for horses. Additional the market. Centrally located. paneled family room, fire by mailing on or befoi-e July 6. 1970, Company, 204 Hartford Road, Rent electric shampooer 31 good parking, 643-2226. cy. Lower mid-thirties and terior decoration. Low 30's. place, garage. Mid 20’s. Own by certified mall, a copy of this Industrial Zone. Variance is B. Evenings 6-8. Call 646-3786. peting, appUances, and dlsh- COLUMBIA LAKE — 4-room Helen D. Cole, Realtor, 643- acreage available. Four bed One heating system. One unit 11^ARRI£D m a n with some Olcott Variety Store. JUMBO SIZE Colonial in execu worth It! Belfiore Agency, 647- Builder, 643-0609. er, 742-6245. order to all parties In interest and requested to erect a free ------1------washer. Private basement. cottage, all faclUtfes, boat. 6666. rooms, 2 beautiful baths, labor- vacant on sale. T.J. Crockett, return make lo this court route experience and good with tive neighborhood ,6 years old. 1413. JOHN J. WALLBTT, Judge standing canopy over a gaso IF CARPETS look dull and EIGHT-PlECB dining set. Dun- j215 monthly including heat, Ideal for small children. 228- saving kitchen, paneled fam Realtor, 643-1677. figures to learn egg business, can Phyfe. Baby scale. Two MANCHESTER — 318,8(K) clean modem kitchen, large formal 233 VERNON ST. A weU buUt COVENTRY — e-room Raised line pump Island 6 feet from COVENTRY SCHOOL dreary^ remove the spots as Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649- Business Locations 3803. ily room. After 5 p.m. or early OLDER seven-room Home, one inside and outside work. Must boy’s 24” bikes. Formica and older e-room Colonial, 2-car ga dining room, family room with six-room Ranch style home HACKMATACK - Keeney it. Ranch. Modem kitchen with OBDEB OF NOTICE street line at above location. be resixmsible. Call Miller they appear with Blue Lustre. 4535. morning, late evenings, week block from Center. Ideal for buUt-ins, 1% baths, fireplace, AT A COURT OF PROBATE, chrome kitchen set. Call 644- For Rent 64 COLUMBIA LAKE — 2-bed- rage, secondary financing. fieldstone fireplace, large with rural setting, yet a stones area . . . nice 6V^-room Ranch Item 11 Robert ft Joan Jolle, I l Farms, 643-8021. SYSTEM Rent electric shampooer 31. ends. 649-3408. growing family. Low twenties. held at Manchester, within and for 8144. MANCHESTER — One - bed- Helen D. Cole, Realtor, 643- front-to-back Uving room vrith throw from Buckley School. on half-acre lot. Lavatory in family room, sundeck, 2-car the District 6f Manchester, on the ls Church Street, Residence Plnewood Furniture Shop. ___ room cottage. Shower, boat. Belfiore Agency, 647-1418. STAFF VACANCIES room Garden type apartment. OFFICE SPACE, exceUent lo- August 1 - Labor Day. 3100 6666 fireplace, half bath. Second MANCHESTER — Charming Oyersized lot <4 400’ depth Is garage, % acre wooded lot, 1st day of July, 1970. Zone A. Variance is request MANAGERS and assistant . basement, carport, many ex Present Hon. John J. Wallett, $155 per month Including heat floor has 6 bedrooms, 8 full quality, 5-room Colonial. Oa THREE FAMILY, convenient attractively landscaped. Rec 325,500. PhUbrick Agency, Judge. managers openings at Litch STAMP collection for sale, over cation, parking, first and sec- weekly. 228-3541. tras. 314,6(X) GI mortgage as ed to convert a 3-famlIy Musical Instruments 53 and appliances. Paul W. Dou- ond floor available. Electric MANCHESTER — Deluxe cus baths. ’Two-car garage, beau rage. Large rooips, beautiful reation rooni, screened porch Realtors, 646-4200. Elitate of Mary Elisabeth Fay aka field Farm Shops In the Hart • Industrial Arts Teacher 36,(X)0 U.S. and foreign stamps, East side location. ExceUent sumable. Asking 326,900. T.J. Mary E. F:ay, late of Manchester, dwelling to a 4-family dwell heat, air-conditioning and janl- NEW HAMPSHIRE'— ■ country tom 7-room Garrison Colonial, tifully landscaped yard. For private back yau'd. ExceUent investment, under 330,000. Bel and garage add to UvablUty. ford area. Please state any 3500. for entire collection, 13 UPRIGHT piano"f01^8^67 nTe"ds 8^“ ' Realtor. 649-4636. Oockett, Realtor, 643-1677. BOLTON 6 room SpUt Lev^, In said District deceased. ing at above location, • Special Education Teacher torial service available. As low cottage, 3 bedrooms, fieldstone 2^ baths, 2-car garage, aU further details caU PhUbrick condition, exceUent location. fiore Agency, 647-1413. To Inspect this fairly priced The Connecticut Bank and Trust item 12 W. Bradley, 47 Teresa food service background or albums or so much for each to be tuned, best offer. 649- MANCHESTER — Two - bed- home, please call Robert J. flreplaced living room, tile Company, Administrator c .t a , hav as 3100 per month. Call 649- fireplace, all facilities, fresh aluminum, private treed lot, Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Owner, 646-1569. PITKIN STREET — Eleven ing exhibited 1 ts administration Road, Residence Zone A. experience In your resume. • School Nurse. album. 643-9410. 7644, 649-6985. room duplex, hall of two-fam- REDUCED to sell now! Nice 6- Smith, Inc., 963 Main St., bath, large kitchen, ExceUent 6334, ask for Max Grossman. lakes and recreation nearby, plush living In the finest ot room Colonial, one of Manches account with said estate to this Variance is requested to Full benefit program. All room Ranch in South End. 649-5241. condition, treed lot, 320,600. Court for allowance, It Is MAKE beaten down carpet nap HAMMOND electrict Spinet P®*" month, including 390. weekly. Call 875-2272 or neighborhoods. Hayes Agency, ter’s most gracious homes. 4% maintain detached garage at repUes confidential. Write or Contact: Laurence O’Connor. F’lreplace, breezeway, attach Hayes Agency 646-0181. ORDERED: That the 2Srd day of at doorways bright and fluffy organ, 6 months old, originally **®®t- Paul W. Dougan, Real- MAIN STREET office space, 1-603-367-4797. 646-0131. baths, stately grounds, etc. Un July. 1970, at eleven o'clock fore side of dwelling instead of to 100 per cent location near Jiffy Poncho ed garage, formal dining MANCHES’TER — WendeU noon at the Probate Office In the again with Blue Lustre. Man bought at Watkins Bros., wal- *or, 649-4636...... Sew-Simple believable value at 369,600. BOLTON e-room Cape, large - rear of dwelling at above lo banks, air-conditioned, auto- CANCELLATION! TWo weeks ICANCHES’TER — Huge L- room, tre6d lot. Mr. Zlinsser, Reed custom buUt oversized 6- Municipal Building In said Man chester Hardware & Supply, nut wood, bench included, ex- t h r e e T.J. ^ Crockett, Realtor, 643- lot, large rooms, mud room, chester, be and the tame Is assign cation. Mlddlebury, Conn. 1-768-2481. ROOM apartment, matlc fire- sprinkler. Apply In August at large Maine lake. Ranch, fcimily room, play Belfiore Agency, 647-1418. bedroom Ranch, half acre ed tor a hearing on the allowance 877 Main St., 643-4426. cellent condition, 3460. You 1677. lake privileges. Only 320,000, Item 13 Ruth ft Edith Llppin- heat, garage, security deposit. Marlow’s, 867 Main St. Four bedrooms, screene4 room, dining room, three large wooded lot In exclusive rural of said administration account with BmPPING coordinator for pre ’TEACHER aides for lunch duty save $200. Telephone 644- Piano Agency 646-0191. said estate, ascertainment of dis cott, 121 St. John Street, Resi everything Call 872-6917, 668-6974. porch, row boat, privacy! Call bedrooms, country kitchen, DRIVE by 880 ToUand ’Turn area, buUt-ins, fireplace, 40’ PRICE Jlist reduced to 322,900 tributees and order of distribution cast concrete building panels. In the Tolland High School for CASH and C arry 2198 anytime. ______HAR’TFORD RD.—2,000 square pike, then caU . Carl Zinsser, dence Zone A. Variance Is must go, all day Saturday — 643-1312, 633-5882. privacy. 328,900. Hutchins heated family room, double ga by owner moving out of State. COVENTRY LAKE — Tremen and this Court directs that notice We need a versatile and ener school year starting Sept. 9. A’TTRACnVE 5-room apart- feet with overhead door. Ideal to see this neat 6-room Cape of the time and place assigned for requested to maintain garage Sunday, July 11-12. Miscel Agency, 649-5324. rage, 2 baths, tremendous §ix rooms in very good con dous value offered In this Jum said hearing, be given to all i>eraons getic man to coordinate ship Aides will be paid 32. an hour. ment, centrally located, stove, for manufacturing. etc. 649- with fireplace, sunporch, alu 4 feet from west side line at laneous furniture, household value at 381,900. Meyer, Real- dition (built well in 1967 and bo sized Colonial home. Fea known to Be interested therein to ments between production Male or female applicants con Office and Store parklng, adults, references, no 7296. OVERSIZED 7-room Cape, minum storms and > screens. . !ar and be heard thereon by above location. sidered. Please call 872-0561. goods. Also Honda, washer - Business Property tor, 643-0609. nicely improved since) with a tures modem kitchen with publishing a copy of this order in plant, trucking company and Equipment ■ 54 pete. 3160. Sept. 1st. 649-5324. ,------large living room with fire Very low twenties. Belfiore All persons interested may dryer, etc. 36 Irving St., Man ______OFFICE SPACE for rent, large (% acre plus) yard for bullt-ins, 2 full baths, 20’ mas some newspaper having a circula building erectors. Reading g c H O O L ^ “ drivers needed, For Sale 70 place, ’moderii kitchen with Agency, 647-1418. 68 SOMERSET Dr. Chistom tion In said District, at least seven attend this hearing. archltectual blueprints in chester. GREETING card cases for 2%-ROOM first floor, heat and Northeast Shopping Center, active chUdren. Nice location ter bedroom, fireplace, garage. days before the day of said hearing, will train. Salary 312.50 per built-lns, baths, 4 bed built, immaculate 7 - room Zoning Board of Appeals volved. Also production record sale, remodeling store. Miller hot water, stove, full bath, 668- Rockville. Includes "carpeting! CONVALESCENT home, long PtlESTTGE Redwood Farms, 6- provides a neighborhood on CaU quickly on this prime and by mailing on or before July 6, five-hour day. Apply office, TWO portable TVs, one Motoro rooms, formal dining room, Raised Ranch. Heavenly pri 1970, by certified mall, a copy of (Varies G. Plrie, ing and reporting. Experience Pharmacy, Manchester. 0833. heat, electric, 'and air-condi- established business. Always room Ranch, one-year young, one side and country atmos value. 324,900. PhUbrick Agen this order to Jeremiah L>. Fay, P.O. Andover Elementary Schcol, la, 345; one Zenith, |20. Call fuU shed dormer, on a treed vate wooded lot backing up to Chairman in any of the above will quedify rii^i^irr r.mTrT;i . —------iTI------tlonlng. Immediate occupancy. full, great opportunity for right 2-car garage, Ihi baths, alu phere on the other. Plenty of cy, Realtors, 646-4200. Box 231. Vernon, Conn. 06086; Rob between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m., 643-0389, 643-6796. % acre lot. 327,900. PhUbrick Nature Center. Two fireplaces, ert F. Kahan, Atty., P.O. Box K. John A. Cagianello, the right ” can-do” man. Con A T^em V E 5-:^m flat sec- call Joe Mertan Agency, 87^ person. For more information, minum storma and screens, closet space, pleasant living Vernon, Conn. 06066, and return Wantod— ^To Buy 58 Agency, Resdtorst 646-4200. 2-car garage, built-lns, thermo ANSALDI BUILT 7-rooip Co Secretary tact George ’Tonn, 646-0124. before July 24th. ond floor in 2-family house. 5793 872-4289 call Philbrick Agency, Real wall to wall carpeting. Lovely room with fireplace, full cera make to this Court. KODAK movie outfit, many ac ------Sunporch and garage. Adults tors, 646-4200. pane windows, natural trim, 1% lonial with 2% baths, 2-car at JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge ' Dated this 9th day of July HOUSEHOLDS lots MANCHESTER — 6 room Colo treed lot. Mr. Merritt, Bel mic bath, aluminum storms- AUled Building Systems, Inc., HELP wanted! male or female cessories, rollaway bed, sew Antiques only, no pete.nets. " m MayAv be seen MANCHESTER Green baths, huge rear redwood deck. tached oversized garage. Coun The Connecticut Bank ft Trust Co., 1970. 260 ToUand ’Tpke., Manchester. bric-a-brac, locks, frames, ground nial with 3 bedrooms, coimtry fiore Agency, 647-1418. screens-doors, full blanket In Admr. c-t.a. full or part-time, days and eve ing machine cabinet, record at 43 Elro St. floor 900 sq. ft., front RES.TAURANT business show- One minute to new Route 6. try sized kitchen, formal din An equal opportunity em glassware. W’e buy estates. VU portion sized kitchen, dining room, IH sulation, full basement, base nings. Apply In person. Burger players, barbell set. 649)0620. carpeted. Second floor, 1800 sq. excellent net profit In high- NEW LISTTNO —Nice Rolling Helen D. Cole, Realtor, 643- ing room, huge flreplaced Uv ployer. baths, garage, 324,900. Wolver- board hot water heat, three Chef, 235 Main St., Manches lage P^dter Auctioneer, 420 FOUR-ROOM apartment, sun- ft.,-...... suitable- for Ught - manufac- traffic count location. Es Park Cape, treed lot. Fire- 6666. ing room, first-floor famUy TAKE soil away the Blue good sized bedrooms, detach ter. Lake St.. Bolton. 649-3247. _ porch, stove, refrigerator, turlng. Also second floor. 8 ad- tablished over 20 years. Price ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. idace, formal dining room. room. ’Two fireplaces. Practi EXPERIENCED oil burner Lustre way from carpets and CAPE — 6 rooms, modern ed storage building, good oak- Includes all the real estate, This 1s a scarce Item at a cally new waU to waU In sev man for various duties for upholstery. Rent electric WANTED — Antique" furniture, clean, re- joining offices. WUl rent to- kitchen, dining room, fireplace floors, dining room (could be glass pewter, oil palntlnire or *”*ddle aged working gether.or one or two separate- restaurant fuUy equipped, plus moderate price. Belfiore Agen eral rooms. ’Truly parkilke maintenance company. Top Situations Wanted— shampooer $1. Farr’s, 2 Main In living room, three bed- TV room for chUdren, fourth wages. Blue Cross, CMS, life other’ JS^que Items^ A nT ^ an - children, ly. Call 649-2741 or 649-6688. a house. 366,000. Owner will WOODUIND cy, 647-1418. grounds. Owner will help quaU- St., 643-7111. no pete. References and se take back mortgage. Philbrick .rooms. Interior recently de bedroom, etc.), mUa Manches Insurance, vacation and holi Female 38 tlty. ’The Harrison’s, 643-8709, fied buyers with financing. curity. On bus line, phone 643:. PI- / \ , * V' ■ 0 T ' . f Vt R ’;.- ■■ THURSDAY, JDDY 9, 1970 PAGE TWENTY-POUR \Avef*sre Dally Net Pleas Run T h e ' W i t h e r Ett^nUtg 1|^ralb > ■ For Hie Week Ended 1 dime 27, 1966 Warm, humid; shower, thun- derahowem tmdgfat. Heavy II- Dr. Spaulding alsp stressed thimderstorms possible accom Fall Ecological Forum the need to Involve | sis many 1 1 5 ,6 1 0 panied by gusty winds. Satur town agencies as iwsslble. "We day cloudy, chance of ahoi|ven. hope to develop a sensitivity to Maneheeter-^A City of VUhtge Charm Planned Oct. 7 ,1 5 ,2 3 the problems of conservation,’’ LIVE MAINE r he said. "We want to show that / Ihvolvement of Interested v ^ c h Laurence Rockefell^er is the Conservation Oommlssltni VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 238 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1970 (CSaseifled AdverUslag on Fngie 17) PRICE TEN CENTS citizens and town agencies was chairman. has problems to face and that iOBSTERS *L69 . ^ 9 ''“% the major goal cited by the Om- The commission dlscusse^ the it needs the help of the other servatlon Cwnmisslon last night posslplUties of getting films and town organizations." in planning for a Fall Ecologi well-lmown speakers for the Town groups who are Interest cal Forum in Manchester. three-part forum. The members ed in the forum. Dr. Spaulding U.S. Library *nie Forum, scheduled for present agreed that It would be said, should contact the com Dodd Moves Step Closer Oct. 7, Oct. 16, and Oct. 28 at better to limit the number of mission’s secretary,' Mrs. Mil , the .Senior Citizens Ceider on speakers and to open the forum Red CEfca^^reei^ Bishop Walsh; dred Schaller of 218 Parker St. Surveillance inehurst M y^ e St., will try "to focus on to questions and comments Buckland expressed the idea To Ruiming Independently oonservaUem subjects related to from citizens. that conservation is "every- Manchester’s conservation and Leslie Buckland, a commis- one’s^roblem.’’ 'The forum, he Denounced HARTFDRD, Ckmn. (AP) — Thomas 1. Dodd moved a step closer to running for re-elecfion as an independent today. ecological needs,” commission BAon members stressed the need said, can bring together "both chairman Dr. Frederick W. to "excite people’s minds so the older 'people and younger Ry GEORGE L.ARDNER JR. Three aides to the senator were at the Secretary of the Spaulding said. fiiat they will work for conser The Washington Poet State’s office to pick up petition forms and leam about other re U.S. GeneraJ^Still Missing in War GUARANTEES IT people who are concerned about Dr. Spaulding noted that the vation, not only at the forum, environment.” LIMITED QDANIITT-ABBIVINO THVIISDAT MIGHT WA0HINQTON — Sen. Sam quirements the senator must flilfill to get on the November Idea of a forum, similar to the J. Ervin (D'N.C.) denounced baUot. but in the futui^.’ ’ Dr. Spaulding added that Mdvin Lm , who seBtctod those Ter'Vogetcible one qie commissitm is planning, Thursday the efforts o f.^ .S . Dodd has declined to elaborate on his plans since his an The commission felt that the there a re, many decisions that Specials, soys they ore attractive enough in was recommended In a report HIGHLAND PARK MARKET Treasury agents to ti^cli down nouncement June 12 that he would not seek renomlnatlon from ' Interning tone of the forum must be kept must be , made concerning con his own party. (General’s Second Prisoner to President Nixon from the "llt^t,” so that people will feel SIT illghlaiid St., Manchertei^-Phone 616-4277 book borrowers because of what fniee and quality to woiunit fop posifjflp in our Citizens Advisory Committee servation, and "we (the com- With Dodd out of the field, the Democrats then endorsed Richard J. Lombardo received free to express themselves. In mLislon)! want to be able to in they read. He sa to'^ e practice od this week. , on Environmental Quality, of this way, the program will pool smacked of tyranny- Stamford,,J)uslnesaman Alphonsus Donahue, for the nomination. ’ Copter Reported Suicide his doctor of medicine deg^ree fluence, ' these decisions, and Donahue now faces an Aug. 19 Democratic primary against from the New Jersey College of ideas and be a "learning fo help direct the decisions.” Chairman of the Senate sub FRESH. CRISP. GREEN committee on j constitutional two other Democratic Senate hopefuls, the Rev. Joseph Duffey Ci*ashes HONG KONG (AP)— Medicine and Dentistry, New rum.” and State Sen. Edward L. Marcus. NORTH CAROLINA ark, laist month, and is current rights, Ervin demlEmded an ex- Red China released Roman planaUon of the project from Dodd’s three aides, who Included Joseph Barbarette, chief SAIGON (AP)—Ameri Catholic Bishop James Ed ly serving a one-year intern Police Log spokesman for the senator in recent weeks, said they were to ship at St. Elizabeth Hospital Secretary of the Treasury Da can troops set out again to- ward Walsh today after CUCUMBERS vid S i. Kennedy. pick up consent forms, which must be submitted to town clerks.' in Elizabeth, N.J. The consent forms would allow Dodd workers to begin collect 'day to reach the wreckage nearly 12 years in Commu ARRESTS Investigators from the Inter He is the son of Mr. and Ready?... This is THE ONE ing the 6,000 signatures of registered voters he would need by of the helicopter that nist captivity. But the Chi Henri J. Knlpper, 26, of nal Revenue" Service’s Alcohol, 5 for 34c Mrs. Carl Lombardo of 28 Haw West 'Haven, ^charged with Aug. 31 to qualify for a place on the ballot. , crashed into a mountain nese announced that an thorne St., and is married to the Tobacco and Firearms Division, —W.y abandoning a motor vehicle. He T he "second step,’’ Barbarette said, would be to secure with Maj. Gen. George W. other American prisoner, former Miss Sandra Haag of You're Looking For! an arm of Treasury, have been FRESH from neaihy local farms was arrested yesterday after the petition papers from the state officials. Casey and six other Amer Hugh Francis Redmond of Cranford, N J. They have a visiting public libraries over the Barbarette said that Dodd has been "deluged" with appeals noon. Court date July 27. past two months In an effort to icans aboard. Yordeers, N. Y., committed daughter, Terri Lyn, l)om Jtme to run as an Independent. He said Dodd is doing very well In The wreckage was spotted 26. secure names of people who suicide three months ago. NATIVE SQUASH 7° ACCIDENTS recuperation from a May 18 heart attack. from the air Thursday. Ground Dr. Lombsu-do pursued his check out books on explosives Border sources said the 79- A car operated by Richard troops tried to reach It but were ZUCCINI fGieen) or SUMMER (Yellow) medical studies imder the Na and other purportedly "sub year-old prelate from Cumbeiv W. Lata, 29, of 87 Mather St., pulled out at darkness. Ifilitary val Reserve Ensign Medical versive’’ topics. land, Md., "walked across the _ 4 for 25c ^ struck the rear of a car oper sources said there were no signs Student Program. He was pres "Throughout history,’’ Ervlh border bridge unaided and ap ated by Elizabeth A. Taimahill, of life In the wreckage. ident of Alpha Rho chapter of protested in a letter to Kenne { In Beating Case peared In fair condition conoid- ' Great big oversize fresh Native Blaeberries are now 478 Woodbridge St. yesterday Phi Rho Sigma medical frater dy, "official surveillance of the u ------^— The UHl Huey helicopter was ering his age and the ordeal he morning while It was stopped at here, along with Native Hot House Tomatoes, Rare nity, and on the yearbook com reading habits of citizens has piloted by (^ ey , commander of lias undergone." a red light on N, Main St. ripes, New Beets, Radishes and Boston Lettuce. Cus mittee. been a litmus test of tyranny." the 1st Air Cavalry Division. It A U.S. Consulate spokesman tomers teD us “pinehurst” has the largest heads of Dr. Lombardo received his Judge Rules Against crashed Tuesday, but the U.S. said Bishop Walsh was being An unknown, vehicle struck a His stance pitted him against fresh Iceberg Lettuce in town. BS in 1966 from Trinity College, SALE Sen. John L. McClellan (D- Command withheld the location given a medical examination car driven by blames L. Perry where he was named a Capital Ark.), who said he saw nothing to prevent the enemy from and "we will not know his real Jr., 26, of 429 Center St. as he Vine Ripened Cantaloupes, Watermelons, Native Area Scholar after graduating wrong with the investigation and Police in Bridgeport reaching the site first. condlUon unUl after that." Green Beans, Lemons and Limes are here, and a from Manchester High School in was preparing to leave his Casey, 48, of North Scituate, The spokesman said he doubt driveway last night. indicated that It was prompted spedal on 1962. As an undergraduate, he by a subcommittee under him BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (AP)— car continued more than 400 feet Mass., was flying to a military ed that the bishop would be was secretary of Brownell, a EXAMPLE; Select 2 Pairs of Shoes — You Pay The Regu “ I don’t think It invades any- A Spanish-speaking Bridgeport from the point of collision before hospital In Vietnam to visit made available to talk to report COMPLAINTS FRESH, SWEET social club; manager of the body’s privacy," McClellan told man who claimed two police- hitting a utility pole. wounded members of his dlvi- ers or be photographed “ tor Thieves broke into the house lar Price For The Most Expensive Pair, and swimming team; and won sec a reporter. "W e’re talking about men beat him during his ar- johnny Garcia, 16, who hap- slon. some time." of Anthony R. Meek at 10 Con- Get The Other Pair For Only $1.00! ond honors i^ th e Cesare Bar- public libraries, pubUc proper- rest on traffic violation chaiges pened to be at the intersection There was no indication A He reportedly has' been In a SANTA ROSA PLUMS 4 P g^ress St. last night and made bleri Italian competition. ty and .public records as far a4 has been awarded’ $2,500 in said he saw no blood when Ar- whether enemy action was re- prison hospital In Shanghai off with two six-packs of beer (Shoes Are Regulariy to $22.00) While In high school, he was I can see. My God, if the coun- damages. ^ royo emerged from the wrecked sponsible for the crash, most of the last eight years. while all the residents were active in dramatics, band, dance try can’t defend Itself ..." >nie man is Wilson Ruiz Ar- car. Casey was a qualified pilot The bishop was arrested in F D F C II Tho Grade AA Large White Eggs. band, track, radio club, and was sleeping. Presidential press secr^)ary royo, 20, who says he drove in the other allegations of pilot with October 1968. He was convicted delivered to Pinehurst daily from manager of the basketball team. in 1960 of espionage and sen-, During the summer, he was » A new rifle and |40 were tak Ronald Ziegler told newsmen through a stop sign at about forceful handling by police two controls. Also aboard neoifey Strickland Forms make our ♦hofthat -the White House was not 45 per hour on Sept. 18, other young men were a w ^ e d heUcopter were Uie gener- fenced jo 20 years imprison fulLtlme orderly at Manchester en late last night from the home ir AIR-STEP GUSTAFSON’S aware ment. S rO fV IMQQC|llUi 1*811 TOT lOVOTV OT TIW of this (practice), nor jggg j^nd crashed Into another $i,600 and $2,860 In senarate out- division sergeant Memorial Hospital. of Eva Plantaus and her son Hslnhua, Peking’s ' official was Treasury. car. freshest eggs... Priced right at 63c William, at 1108 ’Tolland Tpke. of-court settlements, Weinstein t'vo crewmen and an news agency, said he had been ^ MISS AMERICA Ziegler said he understood In a decision that came to said. Army stenographer, ~ dee. Buy 6 or a dozen, or 3 or 4 doi- that "It was a technique insti- Thursday, Judge J. Ed- r « . . . war action today, one freed before completion erf his LOAFERS iAr SANDALS SHOE STORE d " and that "It "• PhUl)> Lamoureux filed a com- sentence because of his "old age Aboilt Town grated In the field' en os many people d a They're fresh Buy Borne Now u luiu umi. ward Lumbard ruled In the U.S. American and two South Vlet- from the fmin . . . Grade AA Large An Adult Bible Study Hour , 705 MAIN" STREET, MANCHESTER ^ been stopped several weeks of Appeals that two pa- ^eeme!TLlS^e^^ and 111 health” and that he had LOUISEVILLE, Ky. (AP) — ^ RISQUE OPEN 6 DAYS — THURSDAY NIGHTS TILL 9.00 left for Hong Kong. White . . . BoH them . . . scramble will be held tonight at 7:30 at Mony Is available for bu}dng . iiv I ,1 licemen—among several arrest- sweep operation to clear the Zion Evangelical Lutheran area around the abandoned Ma Rm China released Bishop Walsh,, right, today, after'hearly 12 years of Com- Redmond, 60, was a business homes today and "there’s not ^ FASHION CR A R around AUanta, however. Treas- him in connection with a motor m an'in China who chose to re them... fry them... We guarantee Church. g(olng to lie any better time in rine base at Khe Sanh, in the /m unist captivity. 'But the Chinese announced that anoth^ American prisoner, FREE PARKING • CHARGE CARPS ACCEPTED ury agents stopped In to see ^ cycle traffic violation. main there when thb Oommu- them! the foreseeable future than right Handbags Are Included! tolm just last iJ^eek. Inquiring breaking ^ nose ^ d causing northwest comer o* the country^- Hugh Redmond, left, committed suici,de months ago. (AP Bhtptofax) The Manchester Jaycee Lamoureux clam ed he had Troops of the U.S. 101st ^tf- niats took over in 1949. He was now," says Louis R. Barba, pn one vUlt about the reade« “ If™ L .-. not been anywheW near the al- J Wives will have a poolside par sentenced to life imprisonment president of the National Asso of "mUltant and subvetslve” ^ ® , ™presente the third bome Division aind heliod^ter ty next Wednesday at 7:80 p.m. in 1964 on charges of maintain ciation of Home Builders. books and reportedly securing of alleged excessive (See Page Eight) gunships reported klUlng'^esurly m i at the home of Mrs. (hirt Zins ing contact with U.S. intelli Keep a Supply Hundl at another stop' the names of f"™® by BridgeFK.rt police wlth- 160 North Vletnanmsfe In the ser^ 176 Ralph Rd. For more in Freed Bishop’s Sister Etd^sd gence agents in Hong Kong. two teen-agers working on term J" ™®®"‘ >no»tbs that resulted area Wednesday, formation and to make reserva paper*. bi payments to the complainant. There were ^'reports of ene Hslnhua said Redmond killed tions, those Interested are ask J. CUMBERLAND, MD. (AP) — general of Maryland, was not slashed his wrisU three hvmths himself three months ago on his-frM,. fuady-modi The book search apparenUy to attorney Burton M. my contact jifihi ed to contact Mrs. Lee McCray Do If Yourself or Let Us Db If For You Firebombs me sweep P« Roman CathoUc Immediately available for com- ag^ and died from 1^ of b ^ . the night of April 18. m began In Milwaukee where Weinstein, who represented Ar- tlon. ment, of 280 E. Middle Tpke., by to An intontry unit of the U.S. Bishop James Edward Walsh, The report stated that R e d ^ "Taking advantage ol unpre- Treasury agents pored over the previous two. ^ n d ’s UMy ' was cremated. Redness by the warders." said morrow. 173r4'’j(irborae Brigade was am- who was released today after FRESH GROUND thousands of call slips at the Arroyo had been charged after Explode In YONKERS, N.Y. (AP) —The Friedman termed the re^rted Peking’s report, the American u public library In early May ^® collision with resisting ar- Miss Susan E. Roberts of 66 PRICEII m ^ e d ‘^umetoy about IM nearly 12 years in Communist iaw_.wyer ^ er*^ wdio rW had d*headed headed a cltl-cl'to cremation cremaUon "an "an enormous enormous ^crime crime "need a U.S.-made rasor blade .-miles east of Saigon and the capUvlty, was elated when she — ’Thayer Rd, has been named to for the names of readers of •'®®t> evading responsibility, IT.* ponnrTon rniir v . .. v .u . . zens’^ committee Working to se- against toe family. l^ y ,n o t re- artery of the medial U.S. Command reported four heard of her brother’s release. the sec<»id semester dean’s list books on explosives. driving without a license and Bridgeport K cure toe release of Hugh Fran- l®ase his body and send aspect of hls''left elbow and the BEEF at 'VlUanova (Pa.) University. The IRS firearms division Is driving with faulty equipment, A m e r ic ^ killed and four .-oh. how wonderful. 'I ^ t ’s ,,,3 Redmond from a Red home?’’ arteries of his Grists and mor- to S B L L I responsible for enforcement of I'*® charges, however, were BRIDGEPORT, Con wounded. Ehemy losses were wonderful,” Miss Mary Walsl^ Chinese prison said today that Friedman said Redmond’s tally wounded hlmkelf." TEMPirS federal gun control laws, which jjhYjpped after either toe police x w o firebombs expl^^i^ three unkno^. a fonner llbrarlM here, said reports of Redmond’s suicide. If mother, Mrs. Ruth Redmond, Despite em ergency hospital Miss EUinor Ruth Gibson of 118 Henry St .has been named also cover explosives and sever- department or toe prosecuting feet from an empty. . rpolice------car^ government whra die received toe news. would be "a tragic end to has been hospitalized for about treatment, Redmond ^led the PATTIES to the spring semester dean’s al officials have said they were attorney fsiled to present a re- parked near C b d fc h and Hallett Siem Reap said an en- This Is something we ve ^ bizarre case.” toe past three months at toe same evening from losh-. of list at the University of Maine. checking for militants around qulred bill of parUculars to toe streets Thuraflay night. ®*"y division Is marching on prayed for for so long,” she prledman toe lawver Hudson View Nursing Home In blood, Peking said. \ m i ^ w m r w CARPH and FLOOR COVERING the bookshelves. court. Judge Lumbard wrote In F irefig h l^ were summoned provincial capital In north- said u* u said toe renort from Hslnhua’ Yonkers after suffering her After examination by m edical' Keep them in your refrigerator . <. Air Force S. Sgt. Josfph Director Harold Serr has his decision. t o - p u t ,- ^ toe smaU blaze at Cambodia and the nearby Asked If she had thought she « « « “ ® irom t ^ ^ u a . She Is 72. examiners, toe body was ore- L use them as you need them . . . they Miranda Jr., son of Mr. and 0 MCMAMmim nLWMW added that toe Senate permanent . >pbe state’s failure to pursue 7:36-^.m. The police car was Angkor temple ruins. He said would ever see her brother Redmond's relatives had Friedman said toe last word mated and "toe Red Cross So- neveii stick together. So delicious Mrs. Joseph Minmda of 28 invesUgations subcommittee, tj,e Arroyo case “ seems Incom- imMfected by toe fire, but bush- O'® g °»l capture toe entire again, ^ s s W al^ replied: I noUfied of his death was Ut® mother had from her son clety of China has already In- wad convenient. Cumberland St., Is serving as a OFEN DAILY TO 6 — THUDS., HU. TO f f.M . which McClellan heads, had ask- prehensible,” added Lumbard^-^ surrounding toe bombs Ig- install toe exile gov- always hoped to. We never give ^ notified ®- t®tter dated July 4, 1967, formed toe culprit Redmond’s weather specialist at the Me ed "for certain Information on ^bo heard toe complaint durti^ nlted. ernment of Prince Norodum St- ^__ _ jbe familv ’’ which was received In Septem- relatives of his deato through She was reached at toe home the family.” At our Fresh Moot Counter 5|wwmsenles Quire AFB, N.J. He has com explosives . . . and so on." one of his Infrequent tripq from Police said toe bombs were In hanouk there. ber or October of that year. toe American Red'Cross,” Hsln pleted a tour of duty In 'Viet INSTAUED The Arkansas senator said jfew York to tiy a c q ^ In a phit liquor bottles filled with The source said usually reli- another brother. Judge Wll- Friedman sEtid he would ask "The mother continued send- Hua said, nam and has served in Korea. that hearings will begin short- u 3 District Court. - gasoline and ignited by a rag able Intelligence reports bidl- ii^>» A. Walsh, who visited his toe International Red Cross to- ing packages every month, all Redmond had been "given toe ly. Officials on his subcommit- Both patrolmen .Anthony Vida wick. brotoer In China In 1960. day to try and check toe Hsln- (See Page Eight) Pinehurst chopped Sirloin and Chuck Patties ap James N. Leber H, son of Mr. tee declared that several radl- j„b n Lorqni^, who Arroyo Early Thursday morning, two The judge, a former attorney hua report that Redmond (See Page Thirteen) (Sq|9 Page Eight) peared at hundreds of 4th of July parties and will be and' Mrs. James N. Leber of 84 cals sought In bombings and dy- claimed had-^heaten him, main- firebombs were thrown at toe served at thousands of cookouts Iwfore the summer High St., is p^i^cipatlng ,in a BROADLOOM namite caches had been found tninAH in .court that Arroyo had Coca-Cola Co. building here, is over. The chopped Sirloins are $1.09 Ib., the Chuck U.S. Air Force Reserve Officer to have taken out library books injirred in toe accident but causing minor damage to a gar- 89c lb. For you convenience if you want to take them ’Training Corps field training | DUPONT on explosives. toat -Uiey had not struck him, door. to the shore or lake . . . we sell Uiem frozen in 4 lb encampment at' Eglin AFB, “ We’re t r j ^ to show how ^ o r d l i to Lombard’s written Meanwhile, In New Bedford, boxes. Same U.S. Choice quality whether you buy Fla. He Is a cadet af The Cita these expl^oslves Bet into Uj®.'decision. They also claimed Ar- • P®“ ®® batUed hundreds Vietnam’s Lifeblood Is the Yankee Dollar del, Charleston, S.C. 5 0 1 hM