Av«ea«e Daily Net n w s Run *w The Week Boded fn oe <8, v m The Weather CHoudy, humid wMh showera and scattered/ thunderatonns - 15,459 through Tuesday. Gusty wUula, heavy downpoure may occur. Haneheuer— 4 City of ViUage Charm ' VOL. LXXXVra, NO. 253 (TWENTY PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) BlANCniESTER, (X)NN., MONDAY. JULY 28, 1969 (Cleaatfled Advertlaliut no Bnce 16) PRICE TEN CENTS

.Ji Two Security Scares For Nixon in Thailand M. BANGKOK (AP) — President Nixon’s visit to <0) loemcei Thailand got o ff to an un­ ijifl easy start today with two Weatker — • (C> security scares after a Mme (0> leclal so yards from Nixon and the artin Show >r» Houston. land reassurance about his re-' Foetal y steals cent accent on''self-help as a ne­ : and finds cessity for Asian states. the police alley Gran- "The United States will stand ilK, Cathy proudly with ’Thailand against those who might threaten from Show John- Apollo 11 Moon Travelers abroad or within," Nloxn told (O) Show (C) nil of Com- his hosts. :* Rsoelvlng a warm but poHtely » — USAF restrainsd weicome, Nixon said d SIcn Off that some ireattes "oan be Ju^ Joke About Purple Rocks a sDiup at paper with no mean- i f « .'’ The United States and ’IhsHand are members of the SPACE CENTER, Hous­ engineer John Hirasakl also re- Hljaaakl said Oolllns, who or- ne£s, such as astronauLs experi­ Southeast Asia Theaty Organisa­ ported they and the astronauts blted the moon In the command ton (A P )— Apollo l l ’s as­ ence in orbit. tion—SElA'rO. made direct contact with black ship while Armstrong and Aid- "They reported they had a tronauts discussed the lu­ powdery moon dust that gath- rin walked the surface, asked ’ '66. Naala better sense of directloiv in one- (See Page Bight) er in order nar orbit phase of their ered on the spacemen’s suits. his companionb about the tex- slxth G. On the moon objects officer who Astronauts Neil A. Arm- ture of the surface and some of iformatlooa. historic moon landing mis­ would settle down and wouldn’t od Baylor, strong, Edwin E. Aldrin Jr. and the things they aaw. sion during a second day float off as in zero G, so they Michael Oolllrjs reached Hous- Said OarpenUer: "They dia- Mablo” ’64. wouldn't have to look around for lean Cabot, of de-briefings today. ton early Simday and immedi- cussed the colors, materials. Income Surtax With tape recorders catching them." CarpenUer added. (C) ately transferred from the van and so forth. Their reaction to leather and every word, the spacemen re­ to quarailtine quarters at the lu­ working in the one-sixth lui»r Hirasakl said there was a lot May Die Unless (0) called for experts the Injection bmfort and nar receiving laboratory. gravity field was that it was of light-hearted talk about the Irtto moon orbit and the prepar­ They are being treated as purple rock Aldrin imported lire ations for the descent to the sur­ very comfortable. ’They found Senate Moves e Morning” though they wiere contaminated sighting on the moon. face on July 20 by Nell A. Arm­ they could get around more eas­ Item - ad- by moon oiganlams, although ily than in zero G ." "It’s become quite a Joke WASHINGTON (AP) — Dem­ obert Stack strong and Edwin E. Aldiin Jr. looking for scientists doubt that lunar ocratic Leader Mike Mansfield Michael Collins told of his Zero gravity is welghtless- (Bee Page Fifteen) I Raymond germs exist. of Montana suggested today lumine ad- lonely vigil In orbit whUe his With them are 14 other per­ that the 10 per cent Income sur­ companUms were on the surface s* VSAF sons—doctors, technical ex- d Sign Off for more than 21 hours. tax may die if the Senate falls lierts, etewards and a cook. Does Life Exist on Mars? to act by Thursday on a new ex­ n OH The emphasis was on systems iher — Mo- tension of the payroll withhold­ HxAtiWAVING WELCOMERi^—Youngsters on street In Bangkok wave Ameri­ n and Sign performance. They are scheduled for re­ can flags in welcoming I’resident Richard Nixon. Notice sign in iMtokground. / The 10-day de-briefIng period lease Aug. 11 if they develop r» ing to meet the levy on Individu­ is being ^ held simultaneously illness and if study of the rocks al taxpayers. / with the astronauts’ quarantine, they collected rhows nothing Century-Old Puzzle "If that happens, I suppose / cdalty scheduled to ,l^t two more harmful. I'll get the blame for It," Mans­ lOUS weeks. Oarpentier and Hlrasaki dis­ field said. He Indicated he Is Two men who rode in a quar­ cussed the van trip with news­ Answer Due Shortly willing to accept this os part of Kennedy Confining Ambitions •N antine van that transported the men., Sunday night from behind. his effort to force acUon on tax a fealed window. nates astronauts from the Pacific to PASADENA, Calif, (A P ,-S d e n ii,t . expect K, begin Houston reported that during "In their conversations." Hlr- it «a tlB ' 1 eceiving tonight their best data ever on a centuries-old through July si. mparahta those 2% days the spacemen aseJd said, "Collins was espe­ To U.S. Senate, Not Presidency Joked about purple rocks and cially impressed by the remark­ puzzle: Does life exist on Mars? The reform movement got a discussed the perfection of their able perfection of the whole Mariner 6, one of two space­ blow Sunday from Chairman HYANNIS I’OKT, Mass. ben*. Inundated by thouaarid* of The ennator pleaded guilty craft zooming toward the mys­ >ER mission and the ease of working mlBeion—how well the machines ture* Friday from 1.14 . million Ruseell B. Ixmg, D-I-a.. of the (AP) Sen. FMward M. telograme In mipunae ti* Friday last Friday to . chorga of liv ­ IB L atar terious red planet after a five- In the lunar envlionmoit. worked, the time-line. All three mllea away and make a 2,000-' Senate Finance committee, Kennedy is confining his night'* dramatic teWvtalan-ia' month Journey, Is to begin when he predicted the Senate illo itpiwml, Kennedy la dt- ing the enane at a fatal ooddent Dr. William OarpenUer and were amazed at the perfection.” mile pass on Monday night, political ambitions to the and n>celv*d ei euapanM two- transmitting/televlsicin pteturee will not accept action by a •Tibed by IIkhw who haw eeon fE-IN Aug. 4. month ssnlence. He did not re­ from 771,&()fi miles away Just be­ House committee to reduce the U.S. Senate— not the presi­ him mi Irrltnlpd over proa* S4S-SSW The closest pictures will show port the accident until mora fore midnight. 27Vi per cent oil depiction allow­ dency—as he awaits what ■peculaUon aboul what the features as small as 900 feet Mars,/' is nearly 50 million ance to 20 per cent. is shaping up as a vote of death eg Mary Jor Kupechrw than nine hours after hie cor across. plungad off a bridge and Mtse Congress Needs Time miles from earth. Asked about Ixmg's suiii- confidence by the people of nnd hi* lirttone following U The Mars probes were sent off Knpeehne drowned em d By'the time Mariner 6 flies ment, Mansfield replied; MasHachiisetts, sources mean to hie pmildentlal proa- by the Jet Propulsion Laborato­ "I'd say the same thing If 1 to him Hay. AVE wl^l^tn 2,000 miles of Mars ry here for Uve National Aero­ (Bee Page Three) lyednesday, scientists hope H were In Long’s shoes." „ .. nautics aid Space Admlnlntra- HERE • To Get Out of Orbit will have sent up to 74 pictures, Reminded that Montana . 1*0 tlon. has oil production. Mansfield K ^ n cly put U SEE some detailed enough to pick out of hie tnlnti any ambitionM WASHINGTON (AP) — The been Introduced saying it should out possible ruins, canals or Dr. Robert B. l>elghton, Cali­ said It was "nothing like I>oul- H IS he migtit In vr tiartxiried tor the Apollo 11 moon travelers may be called Moon Day, Natloiihl geometric patterns. fornia Institute of Technology slana's." Slap at Adminisration IGN Man Jn Space Day, Space Ex­ physlcM.-Bstronamer and ilUef The Democratic Leader said 1972 Demorratlc preeldential have their feet back on the Mariner 7, racing along a nomlnatkm ploration Day, and Manned Lu­ more equatorial Mars route. Is ground but it looks as If it will (See Page Three) (Bee Page Three) nar Leindlng Day. to take the first of its 114 plc- As he remolru in eeclusitm be a long time before Congress Rep. Robert Price, ,R-Tex,, gets out of orbit. thinks one day Is not enough to ‘Move Backwards’ Having showed up nearly 300 honor the astronaut«/add their strong at Cape Kennedy to help achievement. His bill would launch the m < ^ missioo, the make the third week In July Na- M oon Rock senators and represantatlvee tloal Man in Space Week. Urban Head Says are now busy launching bills Rep. Romand, C. Puclnakl,^- lac. and resolutions commemorating Tests Start \V ASHI.N(;T().\ (AF*)- 'IJie executive director of the XN 111., has callelnis 1 9 94 Centdry-Old Puzzle Now Is The Time. . 7:00; 3 In the Attic, 9:05. ' released after N>jv I. 1968 ■/ I HEARD rP’ Race Fights Cinema I, Newington—CWtty Intermediate Care Seml- By ALFRED 8HEINWOLD 0 K J2 To U.S. Senate, Not Presidency CAMP LEJEUNE, ^ C . (AP) Chltty Bang Bang, 1:30, 4:00, I»lvate, noon-t p.m., and 4 p.m. IHIS S E ^ / 4k AQJ95 In H ouston HAVE UNWANTED HAIR REMOVED 8 p.m.; private rooms, 1 8 a.m.- Certain bridge players are — Cpl. Edward Banksbm, 20, 6:30, 9:00. In ads indicates the iilm was useful when you want to break WEST EAST Answer Due Shortly (Oontliiaed from Page One) Police said the group sympa- On Sunday, Kennedy made his Cinema n —Btmny Girl, 2:00, t p-m., and 4 p.m.-8 p.m. aubniittad and approved under 4 9 6 4 8 2 (Continued from Page One) s ^ y ^ permsiieatty by electeolyrts. Free coasiMta- hy John Gruher has died of injuries suffered in Pediatrics: Parents allowed a lease. Having one or two of (Continued from Page One) , Friday evening, in a telecast thetic to Ketxredy shouted ob- first public appearance since tions. All work done by appointment only. Ptaose rail an outbreak of racial violence at 8 :00 . tha Motion Picture Coda them in your game may not 9 AKJ8 63 (? Q 10 5 , telned thp methodical job of scenlties at the demonstrators the nationwide broadcast. With Cinerama—Ben Hur, 8:00. aay time except noon-2 p.m.; of Sell-Regulation. OA954 OQ10 76 based, just as ft is on earth; If and broadcast addreraed to the this U.8. Marine base. others, 2 p>m.-8 p.m. improve the quality at the Investigator tor the project, said life is .based on carbon and canning and labeling the 16 people of Massachusetts, Sen. and yelled, "Go back where you hla wife, Joan, and a friend, he Bankston, of Picayune, Miss., Manchester Drive-In — True Suggealad for GENERAL bridge, but it does wtxiders for 4k 2 4k 7643 there was little chance of seeing pounds of rocks removed Satur­ came from" and "Get out of attended Mom in Hyatmla. He Grit, 8:35; Promise Her Any­ Seif Service: M a.m.-2 p.m., SOUTH Mars’ atmosphere is mostly Kennedy sold, "I regard as in- HARY WARD was one qf 14 wlilte Marines 4 p.m.-8 p.m. ' audiences. your lungs and your eardrums. earth-like features on Mars. carbon dioxide. It would be im­ day from one of two boxes the deleiv^ble the fact that I did not here, you bums." waa greeted by about 300 per- After years of neglect In this only 20. A year later he was beaten by Negro and Puerto Ri­ thing, ]0;46. If you’ve missed this ex­ 4 A Q J 1073 Photos taken on the Mariner 4 astronauts retim ed from the OCflcers said the incident oc- outside St. Francis Xavier 91 ALTON ST., MANCHESTER • 649-8687 Mansfield Drlve-In, — Impos­ Intensive Care and Coronary S Suggaated for MATURE possible for life not to interact moon. r eport the accident to the ptHice country, It would*Seem that the music director for the city of can fellow servicemen July 20. Care: Immediate family only, perience, you might ijoy the 9 72 flight in 1966 showed a bleak, with that atmosphere." immediately." curred after the demonstrators, ^***'®*> he appeared under works of Gustav Mahler are be­ Lubljana inow In Jugo-Slavla A Marine Corps spokesman said sible Year, 8:45; Maltese Bippy, audiancta (parental diaert- rather typical post mortem that 0 83 crater-pocked surface resem­ The second box, containing an some from out of ataba compLet- KCay, threatening skies that 10:16, anytime, limited to five min- tion advised). 4k K 108 Scientists believe that the coming almost as popular with but then In Auetria) leaving he died of a skull fracture Sun­ ntos. followed the play of today’s bling that of the moon. No Martian polar caps that retreat estimated 37 pounds of moon ed a protest march about three Cape Cod since he audiences as the , works of that city for posts in Olmuetz, day In the Naval hospital at State Theatre—True Grit, ® r e s t r ic t e d — Persona hand. North East South West mountain chains, ocean basins treasure, wIU be c^ned In a m^'lL'^r^wKT^ari . .___.w- T.____ J. arrived Julv 18 tor the fateful Portsmouth, Va. 1:46; 6:30, 9:00. Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m.- in the warm seasons are frozen interview test May in which he ^ Kennedy reab- Tschaikowsky. Hetre in Hart­ Vienna, and Kassel. U:46 p.m., and 8:88 p.m.-8 under 16 not admitted, un­ North dealer. 1 4k Pass 1 4 2 (7 or continents appeared. carbon dioxi(|e, much colder day or two in the lab’s vacuum 110 ford we have had the oppor­ A New York congressman UA Theatre—The Lost Man, North-South vulnerable. 2 4 Pass 4 4 All Paw The cameras and scientific in­ chamber. expressed serious doubto about compounj Some heM up 'shouted "W«’r« with ^ El In 1885 he succeeded the al- 2:00, 7:00, 9:06. p.m.; others, 3 p.m.-4 p.m., and less accompanied by parent than frozen water. whether to seek the prertdency ^ *«• troth ” sT^ tunity of hearing more M ^ e r mo(t legendary Anton SefaU as who visited the sprawling Ma­ 8:88 p.m.-8 p.m. . or adult guardian. Opening lead—King of Hearts. struments on Mariners 6 and 7 The Mariner pictures will be When the first box was opened in 1972 or ever. than is the case in many larg­ head of the Wagner wing at the rine base after the Incident has East Hartford Drive-In—Love West took both top hearts and are intended to measure tem­ Saturday, scientists were inftiai- Bug, 8:26; Fortune Cookie, Ago Limits: 18 in maternity, ® Persona under 16 not ad­ and the next player passes. Yoa taken as the planet’s southern He exirfolned, "I was over­ swim, donTnuTin ’72." ^ er cities. Prague Opera,- and in 1888 ho said he will ask Congress to 18 In other areas, no limit in then shifted to the singleton peratures, pressures and atmos- ly frustrated by a coating of after the Maos. He irodded CE Priitz Mahler , former con­ 1 0 :20. mitted. Thit age raatriction bold: Spades,, K-6-4; Hearts, 8- hemisphere begins its spring come—I am frank to say, by a In a state whet« the Kennedy slightly In acknowledgement but became head of the Royal Investigate the "Inflltratton of self-service. deuce of clube. South joyfully 4; Dtemoiids, K-Jf-2; Ctnlw, A- I*ierlc densities, and seek de­ season. Scientists hope to be black moon dust that covered ductor of the Hartford Sym­ some mliltary installations" by East Windsor Drlve-In—Lost may be higher Irt certain won the trick, drew trumps find tails of the planet’s polar cape, the rocks, hiding their secrats. jumUe of emotion—grief, fear, name is political inaglc, which kept his eyes downcast as the Opera in Budapest. From there Man, 8:25; Secret Ceremony, Q-J-9-6. able to determine whether the doubt, torture, panic, confusion, phony, is a second cousin to the he moved to heed the Hamburg persons "who engage in acts of areae. Check theater or ran the rest of the clubs to get clouds, canal-like lines and oth­ But Sunday, they got a good re-elected Mm by a margin ol car pulled away. 10:20. The administration reminds TPhat do yon say? spring and summer darkening exhaustion and shock." 1.2 million votes in 1964, and In Joan Kennedy, expecting her „ FOB A urrruiKi composer and presented a great Opera and in 1897 become the subversion which 1 regard as vlsltorB that with construction advartielng. rid of his two diamonds. He er surface features. areas are vegetation, some look at one rock when the dust You II never have to tiuy tUm oaain . . , deal of his kinsman's work dur­ detrimental to national securi­ added up the rubber score smug­ Answer: Bid two clubs. You Dr. Norman H. Horowitz an­ fell off as a technician, extend­ He asked his constituents to which no Republican opporwnt fourth child next February, waa becauseoecauee eacheecn Untieum« LUgsttsI devOopa ani head of the Vienna Opera. He tmder way, parking space is Printed as • public eervice cannot jump to three spades form of algae, or only rocks that express theiruie&T upimooB,opinions, wyiDfsaying has yet surfaced TOTfor iirYo,1970, methe urivinf^.driving. nerHer nusoanahusband's ■ iiconBelicense prints \\>ur roll o( o< 1Btack a Whita or ing his tenure here. Arthur stayed here for ten yoajrs and ty.” by this newspaper ^ ly while his opponents engaged other investigator, said that al­ ing his hands through a glove- Kods-ooior film w r fire you AB80- limited. Visitors are asked to with only three-card support fbr change color. he would consider restgidng telegrams stacked In the living has been revoked because of LUTOLY FIUIK. s Winograd heis presented three his tenure eetabliahed the com­ Rep. Mario Blaggi, D-N.Y., hoar wHh the hospital while the ------1,^ in what they were pleased to though the possibility of life on port In the vacuum chamber, ------fresh roll of fUm Mahler symphonies and is plan­ Authorities call a discussion. partner’s suit. BM your own suit' They also hope to determine from the Senate iinlewiihev nen. room of the Souaw Island sum- Lhe accident in whirh hi« for >j>ur cwiena. Wo replace the flim pany as one of the greatest in who made the statement Satur­ parUng proMem exists. and await developments. Mars is remote, there is a whether there is volcanic and lifted It tor closer inspection un­ you ^ve developed Its aU froah- ning to do the Ninth during the day, was the first person to West Wllllngton; Mrs. Elizabeth "Ihat deuce of clubs was as chance the planet is in a primi­ der a microscope. vinoed him he should stAy in of­ mer home iMve encouraged left a bridge July 18 and over­ ;^ed and too qualtty and Ko- the world, a position it stUI Copyrig^ I960 quake activity. fice. him. l3f*‘vteo- Quk* procestlnx ___ upcoming season. holds. publicly report the violence at P. Kravontka, Glastonbury; helpful as arsenic in your chew­ tive form, comparable' to earth "It appears to be a fine grain turned tn the Udal waters ot I ?! .*'*’*“' ••rrice for Out After Mrs. Sarah W. Noble, 32 Wal­ General Features Oorp. ■- The two space vehicles are to So far the response of Massa­ [ bktek and white (Just Many people know the (Om- In 1907 ho came to the Metro­ Camp Lejeune. ing gum,” Bast snarled. "If I millions of years ago. Igneous rock, with individual But there was no word yet on P ^ ^ I^ W d lc k Island, drown- posor only by name, and I Patients Today: 266 nut St.; _ Laurie C. Bachofner, held the king of clubs you could end their playbacks to earth by chusetts residents Is reported to a IhUe hit longer for politan in New York as prlnclpel Blaggi said troops at the ADMITTED SATUR­ "If there is life on Mars, it about Aug. 17 and wUl then go mlneial grains visible on its when and how he would an- coU.r) onoe found somebody who camp armed themselves with Strangler Ellington. lead an old shoe and still beat Wool Big Export will almost certainly be carbon- surface,” reported Dr. Elbert be ovenyhelmtaigly in favcw of "ounce his decislon-or even , Jiome. Kennedy 2 thought his name was Mahleren- conductor. His work was ex­ DAY : Mrs. Mary Bablel, Staf­ AUo, Mrs. Joan Giller, South Into orbit around the sun. hie continuing as senator. emplary, but ho warned with chains, clubs and knives after ford Springs: Mrs. Ruth L, Bell, the contract. How could you loee JOHANNESBURG -- In the King, curator of the laboratory. whether he would announoe it at bruckner, since Mahler’s name the incident. YPSILANTI, Mich. (AP) — Windsor; Mrs. Charles Wilkins by assuming that I didn’t hold las' five yesus wool accounted Igneous means a rock hard­ About 16 or 20 demonstrators all. It was considered poertl^ Is frequently coupled with that prime dcnne, the management, West Palm Beach, Fla.; Mrs. and son, 117 Baldwin Rd.; Mrs. the king?” in-vino. aispace shuttle, preferring Loyal or .rrot, she .definitely the space station. certainly is not powdered graph­ Anthortied i 1969 B&G XMAS PLATES ...... and has frequently been done buglarlzod by robbers who ap­ of Washtenaw County said the Rockville; Pamela Bourez, LOCK HAVEN, Pa. (AP) — A Partner opens with one spade, to let the federal government ite, but its oomposlUon still is was odd. Once as a child she with a thousand performers al­ Warehouse Point; Mrs. Seryle violent storm swept a tobacco Up to now, the stress and lehester for parently started a fire that set slaying of Miss Belneman TONIGHT and SAT. pay for design and development. not determined. Railroads a lighted candles all around her though It can be done with 500 "would appear to be sexually S. Caine, East Hartford; Sylvlo bam onto a man’s car at the expense of space fhgfats have W is also ready for oonsldera. tor snow clearono»-a low NUUM MRRODUenONS off explosions of amunitlon and SING-A-LONG WITH restricted them to astronauts— "The problem is one of econo­ bed, lay down cn it, and was or so In a pinch. gun powder. motivated.” Clavetto, 16K Forest St.; Don­ same time that two trees fell on my, not one of technology any ___ w ^ figure, oqstrtdeiing the heavy from $1.00 so oonvinoed that she was dead A man and wife walking from ald O. Cyr, Hartford; Shawn H: his home miles away. a carefully selected and highly As a matter of fact, many of Police theorize the burglars KAY PAULSEN motivated crew of young, jrfiy- more," said Burns. Derby Needs Answer to extend the 10 per cent tax for nobody could get her up. Small hU symphonies boar programat- set the blaze Saturday night af­ their home to their mailbox Sat­ Doherty, KFD 3, Vernon; An­ As Blair T. Carbaugh was wonder then, that Mahler him­ drew N. Doughty, 63 Seaman ■TUESDAY... sloally fit and rigorously train­ Pan American, he said, will DERBY, Conn. (AP)—City ot- ■ix months, wlOi a 6 per cent ------’------ic titles. The First ta known ns ter looting the home of William urday evening found Miss driving on a road near his home .. -At 1:88-8:85 A 9:00 rate for an additional six self was on odd perscnollty. Belneman’a body lying face Circle; Mrs. June C. Flcaro, 16 at 6:10 p.m., a wind-driven baim ed men. Even the scientists that consider ruilnlng flights to the ficlals were trying today to fig­ "The Titan" the Second Is call­ L. Gilbert Jr., a real estate WEDNESDAY... moon when tha cost drops to ure out how much it would coat months, the Democrats are fuel­ FVxrtunately his musical talent ed "The Resurrection;" tho down in a wooded ravine just off Laurel St., Wapplng; Mrs. Dor­ landed on top of his car, shatter­ JOHN am KIM NASA wants to run experiments broker. othy E. Forde, 105 Oak St.; THURSDAY .. in spctoe are undergoing astro­ six cents a seat a mile — or to give pay raises to municipal ing inflation. was recognized eaiiy and he was llllrd le eometimea known os Cans of gimpowder that Gil­ a small dirt road at tho north- ing the windshield. When he tel­ WAYNE CAMPBELL DARBY sent to Prague to study, and anstom outsktr^ of Ann Ar­ Mrs. Claire Garllck, Thompson- ephoned his wife, he learned FRIDAY... naut training for future mls- about $28,000 for the 260,000-mlle employes retroactive to July 1 Mansfield’s position that tax "The Happy Scholar.” Number bert used to make his own amu­ stons. trip to the moon amd back. Mancho$tor'$ Oldstt Com^itfg H«mg from there ho went to Vienna. Four doesn’t seem to have any bor. Harvey said she appi[rently vHle; Mrs. Marie Gremmo, 811 that two trees fell on his home, last year. reforms are needed more than a nitlon exploded as firemen tried E. Middle Tpke.; Richard D. HAL "The reservations are rather The action was ordered by surtax extension was supported Furniihlngs Sine* Hero he shared a room with title, but the Fifth Is known as to douse the blaze. had been thrown or dumped also at 6:10 p.m . VWUlS' But by the mid-1970s, Mueller H v i t h ' s two other composeia (one of "Tho Giant." Six, Seven and from a car. Griffith, Bolton; Michael H. The Incidents occurred during “TRIVIA” said, the U.S. could have a premature,” Bunis said, “ but the State Board of Labor Re­ by Sen. Ralph W. Yarborough, with Finsit 11991 After making a pnrttal Inven­ ' Handler, 40 Olcott St.; George nevertheless quite serious." D-Tex., chairman of the Senate whom was Hugo Wolf) and when Nine have no titles so far as T She last was reported seen the peak of the year’s roughest IPs The Uttte XUngs space shuttle working. Maxime lations. The city may appeal OFBN i DATS BYBRY WBBK~1K|;IM. NIOIfM TO J. $ one wanted to (xmcentrate on tory, Gilbert said the thieves Hanl-’y Jr.. 88 Dehnont St. th a t Coimt! A. Faget, a top spacecraft de­ the directive. Labor and Public Welfare Com­ know, and I already mentioned escaped'with a $3,000 collection Wednesday afternoon. Two thunderstorm In Uils central mittee. . Facilitisi his writings, the other two hod the Eighth. clerks In a wig shop said she Also, Mrs. Alma M. HaUleld, Pennsylvania river valley com­ I The First One’s On David signer for NASA, sold, "We’re Earthly Problem The state board said Derby Kfiith'i Offer Anothfir Quality Service! of 20 hand guns and automatic Buff Cap Rd., TollandMrs. I if You’re Here Before 9:99 rieady to talk in terms of get­ had to give the back pay to Yarborough told a Ihrt to go out ruid sit in the park, He seems to have been n tor­ weapons, $45,000 In Jewels, $88,- bought a wig and left on a mo­ munity. no matter what the weather. tured soul. Bom Jewish, he was torcycle with a young man Gladys M. Hollay,. Stafford IPJM. Wednesday — 96% ting ktarted right now. HARTFORD, Cfonn. (AP) — all city employes in Local 1303, Worth. Tex., audience in a Sometlmos they stayed there all 000 In rare coins, $10,000 In Springs; EIno W. i Huhtala, |o f the people get more at A prototype model of a two- The American technology that Council 4, American Federation weekend speech the Nixon ad- converted to Catholicism and cash, several thousand dollars wearing a green and yellow L night. All wore in tlieir teens the contradictions of the two striped T-shirt. Hartford; James P. Hurst, 122 stage liner sits in GUruth'a of­ was able to put men on the of State, (kmnty and Municipal minlstraUon has attem pt^ to tircd of looking at the time. In furs and 42 cases of liquor. Grove St., Rockville; Bela V. fice at the manned spacecraft moon cannot, by itself, solve Employes, AFL-CIO. justify the aurta* os an ontl-ln- religions apparently aroused Police Capt. William Bull said ’ A sketch of the young man STANLEY flatlonary device. Mahler’s taJents lui a con­ contradictions In the composer closely resembled a composite Kovacs, Storra; Mrp. Esther M. center near Houston. housing problems on earth, says Tho union represents employ­ the FBI was called Into tho Longmore, 107 Oakland St.; Lee Arthur D. Little, Inc. es of the city’s highway, sewer; "The truth, however. Is that ductor were rocxjgnized early himself. When he was in his late case, as It Is whenever n theft drawing made In 1968 of one of DRIVE-IN “It would be like a large edr- and he was oppointecl town con­ 40’s a doctor Informed him that three youths in a red car, with Megouler, Bast Hartford; Clar­ .....- .12 ■ GREEN’S plane," said Faget. The first In a report commissioned by and sanitation departments and' prices have continued to rise at AT THAT OLD exceeds $10,000. ence A. Mlkolelt, 21 Woodland the state, the Boston consulting an even faster rate rtnee the en­ ductor for liiiu when he was he had a very badly damaged whom another coed accepted a lilt'll NcV4 i till-1 I) .\1«ivir* BROAD STREET stage would be about the size of the town hall janitors. heart and had not long to live, Police said they foud four ride before being killed. St.; Daniel Reals. 84 Warren a 707 jet, the second stage sUjlit- firm said social, political, fi­ actment ot the surcharge,” he gasoline cans and a burlap bag M.i. I ’ \| , TECHNICOLOr • A PARAMCXJNT PICTUnE MANCHESTER said. * BO ho approached his final Bodies of all the victims were Ave., Vernon; John J. Schweir, U .. I 1.1 I PABKADB ly amaller. nancial and other factors jEwe OBJECT OF SOCIAL WORfi works with the knowledge of soaked wlUi fuel oil, suggest­ found within a 10-mlle radius, East Windsor Hill; Trygve Sol- lilto largely responsible for the un­ The Democratic Policy Com­ ing that th, thieves set the Wed. "Chltty Chltty Bang 848-8986 Both stages would use on oxy­ SANTA Fe. N.M. tAP) — mittee Mansfield heads has of­ death close at hand: and most had been sexually mo­ void, Mansfield Center; Mar­ ROWAN ^MARTIN Bang" gen-hydrogen mixture for fuel, satisfactory housing situation in John Jasper, director of New / One of these was "Das Lied fire. lene M. Swift, Stafford Springs; ' “THE MALTESE BIPPY" fered to support extension of the RANGl lested. Two of the other victims unlike the Saturn V Rocket, (fonnectlcut. Mexico’s HdalUi and Social surtax tor five months while von dor Brde,” based on Chi­ Flrp officials and police sur- —were stabbed to death, two Mrs. Marcia A. Trapp, 53 East I’- iM.i. icl which used oxygdi-kerosene for Wlfhout changes In the "total Services Department, which nese poems translated Into mlee that ithe thieved init S$.. Rockville. work goes ahead on a broad tax I UFL Oil. were shot, one was strangled, the first stage and oxygen- housing delivery system," tech­ handles state welfare, sums up reform bill. German. The final lines are through a safe containing much and one died of a skull fracture. hydrogen for the second and BIRTH YESTERDAY: A “The ImpdsslMe Y ean" Jinunarkar Production Prcecnts nology can reduce construction his job thtf way: The administration has reject­ n«AT Mr. Lennon GASOLINF particularly significant: , of the loot tmd left a slow- Another bizarre almllaiity Wed. "Eye of the Cat" third stages. costs no more than 5 to 10 per ' My office deals with every­ bumlng fuse on one of the gas­ son , to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence ed this offer in favor of pushing “I did not have unalloyed among tho slayings was re­ On the way to orbit, the cent, said ADL. thing from pollution to poverty, good fortune In this world. oline cons, soaking furniture AVhlte. south Wlnriwr. ahead for a full year's exten­ Thfink jroa for makinK the lervicc ae vealed by Harvey, who said that "CELEBRAHOtT' shuttle’s first stage would all unpleasant subjects." sion. But Senate Republican 8ANTLY OIL vWtere do I go? I go and travel with the contents of the other at least five of the victims iMd DISCHAR(3EP FRIDAY: separate and return to earth — OIL, GAS CHIEF MINERALS He says, ’"nie prime object of fine and bo eaay for ma. ' HMI- WV l\L In tho mountains. I seek peace cans. The fuse gave them 15 pierced ears, and at least one Leader Everett M.' Dirksen has Francis J. Pefro Jr., East A New Musical by IWn Jones and Harvy Sclmidt nothing more than a flying ANCHORAGE — Oil and gas social work Is to change a per­ left the door open for further ne­ ::i \] \ |\ NiK'l I I for my solitary heart. 1 wander minutes to make their escape earring was missing when each Hartford. toward my homeland and Us 8 taaubm* tr . empty fuel tank. It could land production In Alaska In 1968 ac­ son’s attitude from a negative to gotiations. IN. I'l. I ,•! , without the chance of the fire of the girls was found. T hurs., F ri., S a t - ^ u l y 31-A i«. 1-2 on a convehtional-sized airport counted for 86 per cent of the a positive one. Giving people cities. T no longer fawn In dis­ being noticed, police said. Authorities said the gold, The matter may come to a SAFE PARKING ON PREMISES K«‘i l\ V ill( s , 'i ' ', I DISCHARGED SATUR­ 8:15 runway, either with the help of state’s total mineral output. The money without teaching them to head when the Senate considers tant lands. My heart Is quiet Neighbors did not notice the snOwflake-type earrings worn DAY : Mark J. Tollmann. Leb­ a pilot or by radio control from $181 million In petroleum pro­ have pride In themselves is no and awaits its little hour. blase until after three ex­ by Miss Belneman when she a proposed extension of the •ESTABLISHED I874 « anon; A. Peter Russak, South ILLING JR. HIGH SCHOOL the ground. duction nearly doubled 1967’s answer to our welfare prob­ withholding rates geared to col­ Everywhere the earth renews plosions, Fire Chief Richard F. was lust seen were not on her Windsor; Bernard A. Morse, (»10I) The second stage would con­ total. lems." lection of the 10 per cent surtax Itself with the tender green of Coley B»ild. Gilbert reportedly body. Horcey declined to say 'niompsonvllle; Dale W. Brad­ Single Donation $3.0q^,;^Coaple Donation $5.00 tinue into orbit, with only about spring, but my eyes are always "kept an estimated 13,(100 rounds whether the earrings were near way, Brimfleld, Moss.; Mrs. 10 per cent of its fuel left for WE DON’T JUST COVER YOUR We* re aa on the blue of the far horizon; of amunitlon and gunpowder In the body, ^though he said "a Helen M. Aforismo, Windsor Ticket Reservation—^TeL 646-4715 maneuvering it to land at the FURNITURE. WE REBUILD IT! Always, always; . . . ever, the house. , few articles” were nearby. Locks; Mrs. Bertha R. Fores- 1 —tete TbyMv, Ma Ptomv near aa ever." apace station emd for the return Detectives surveying the The latest killing struck now man, 20 Pitkin St.; Robert E. "—CMT rMBMtunr- oo to earth. ■VOBV PKH'B M PROTK4TW HV MVm-HOAMD# your neighborhood could find no one fear into imlverslty coeds and Neville, 79 Steep Rd., Wapplng; Mon. - Frt. “This has great capabilities AT NO leXTRA 4,latlpegLj^»K)0 prime 'proponents of the space I Uri S M Offirki if M kiRiK M Men h to Match Your Upholitary . . . FREE men who received transplanted were required for the 4>,z-hour strictions on the 540 girls living Also, Mrs. Gertrude B. You- ■m Lijmv gnowaiBi shuttle concept in NASA. He organa from a 17-year-old girl robbery, wlUi one taking 214'’ In dormitories this summer. hess, Ellington; Mrs. Theresa tha Incredible little carl —said space shuttles could even Curt Stadtfelt, EMU director SOFA or 2 2 DELIVERY were reported in good condlUon hours to cut through the safe Horvath, 26F House Dr.; Mrs be used tor travel from one CHAIRS today. containing the money and jewels of information, said. "We, are Elizabeth A. Petit, East Hart­ place oo earth to another. The girl, whose Identity and and the others carrying the rest probably going to institute a pol­ ford; Mrs. Ann MalnvlUe, 640 Mueller estimated it will cost Add y am of Beauty end cam- cause of death were not dis- of the articles to u truck. icy whereby all girls will sign in from $20 to $60 to lift a pound fort to your tins I t upCa* Your order tor drug needs N. Main St.; Mrs. Mary T. riarad rumliur* by avaJUag cloaed, was the daughter of a Chief Coley said the fire luid out of the halls." Kneslckl, Carter St., Bolton; Into orbit — about $7,000 jo put and oosmeUcs will be taken 'ITiree of the seven victims a 200-pound man Into space youraslf at tola grant otter $99 doctor, a spokesman at New startecl in the right rear of the Mrs. Sally A. Davis, East care of inunedlatety. were EMU students. Two others riom aur CusUwa RMmhal York Hospital said. house and .swept through the Hartford; Richard A. Brower, night. Current costs are 30 Diamonds atarbig DaparUnont IfiMoa* Her heart was transplanted butidtng. The explosions shook were students at the Unlverrity 76 Campbell Ave., Vernon; Umes as great — $100 a pound from a laiioilBl UrtMip at tha up Into on adult male at the hoapi- of Michigan in Ann Arbor. FKATURI tCMCRNIO FIWIT or $200,000 for the seune man. tor art M to rm In Tradl Uh» house off Its foundation, he The kilUng of an eighth young Mary Ann Dufralne, School l*itewi As* Oofnptsaa Uil. Her liver was transplanted said. Rd,. Bolton; Irene Wolesko, The acceleration force- at lift­ ttonaj. Modorn. t^tkoakeX and fcw6mWiw Pkavte (i^ sd c b n X , woman tn Ann Arbor earHer iMk L TNBUIST off would not be too great tor Provinrtol Fatwtea In Oacor 767 MAIN «T.—( thuKUyi Other gold medalists tncluds MART RTDE tn .- Saturn V Rocket that lifted men •995 uid Holltlay* ai is BluvU SirvM Norway’s Capt. Roald Amund­ Edwwd Al^'s / fUERALDCUT HanchMIer. Conn. ni<040i sen. the first msin to reach the to the moon, said: EVERYTHING IN IME GARDEN / •There are nying grandfath- Tolsphoi.r MS-rril South Pole; America’s Adm. ws. I expect to be an orbmi)i' Svconil Olus I'lWiapr I'nkl *i Robert Peary, first to reach the ^(<>1 ^ BURNSIDE From a play by OUea COoptf Unnrhfutrr. iVim ADMISSION grandfathar.” ' ’ OVAL / MARQUISE TED TRUDON. Inc. SUBBCRII-TION RATTSf North Pole; Sir EXlnuxwl Hillary I I ,M A ’ N I M • -J •< I I ( K of New TSealand. the c&nqueror TUea - Thuri. $3.00 A 83.36 I OUruth empbasizad that ^lace jcwiuMa-aiLviaaMrrHS m n c c ito o VOLKSli^AGEN PORSCHE rayabl,. In Ailvancv Frt. - Sat, U.29 A $3J0 trips “won’t be a casual thinT' TOLLAND TPKE.—TALfXyrrVILLE •ni V f a • tSU u o( .Mt Everest, and Brtton Sir NOW! Ends IVmiofTow! “POPT In Ctdor! BOX OFFICE 429-3913 Oowntanro Mrortiaai sr at IM Mato fiuaat ■z MooUis ...... e - ■■ UtO for some time. But, he ooo- n>r»i- Monih> 7 » John Hunt, who letl the Everest AIR CONDmOKED ') CURTAIN Z lo Ona Month Ifti expedition. 2 SHOWS—7:00 and 9:05 ttmied: MO4U0 ' HARRIET S. IJOHGENSEN THEA’TM ’Tbs dsy srlll come srben any­ P A G t ?'9T,*E KiAKCKESTEE E^*E?fDfG HEEALD. MAXCHESIEE, ODS'X, JKMfDAY. JULY 28. 19«& BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, JULY 28, 1969 PAGE FIVE 7ri-x pawye it Vfreiii-jKr- asii t >r~igi. T u t 4 rtm e, TTT-ykrtz-kiei iar4*T c«i Ocoiwlin ed the Ufei of M r* Rsarinla ( k H t h e M e s e e g e C r / r « n l r v ' Btron. 27, o f OAurnWa, Her hu*- '>yuasiiiit oeyetmix -ixeS as t zn> B k m itz i SL &iASc.. rA MerS- ftroet - . 43, who quleUy doUowed the vis­ cloth and told her the work was tour with a demonglration of the Four Stale l»j)d Am-yand, 21, waj» repi/rUrd SAiiaCW (API -T- B ie Vletmni Gifts Showered Doodle" and other Ameriocm big black U.S. Bmba^y limou­ vjr yixfSn -vArAysr. -n, ftninayS. 4«E- ttb* ;»yycV ! '2a* r«Ei- 'A wj*« appunaaSSy rrxninr in take all theae home,"'Pat Nixon made here In 1965 when her hus­ NEW YORK (A P ) — More X- yst. -/ix^ ^^u^ A-X-'y -afA'Aerrtx cm 'yxx.tyr'jf.-s. The paper w a« ooownmHng Mrs. Nixon tried out some of workshop training children In One retarded girl did not even v,r,M ”,ivv v'-jur 'jr X' TOi-virtrary AE «36P -aa. Ryt^d tu i **■ » «= »* = » SprtngfktJd Aar- WASHINGTON — The typical said joMngly'as she left Jakarta band waa vice president. She than- 35 million persons watched .Mitchell Trucking Co., In a misslcm to continue its tirucklng •frvj 7tie vyyrtiKrA '/xM iVA on Nixonf* atatenenU on Ida the tiny silver drums and gongs handiers^ts, cooking and other look up as Mrs. Nixon bent over A fear -wysA. oc. RrxJ> W xw w ti tSj -jwi!, « Seiss by tSw ;<»*- Rural EJeclrtflcatlon AdrnlnU- today laden with glfta of Indone­ said she had It' made into a Sen, Edward M, Kennedy's Fri­ lengthy statement, has attempt­ operation in the Miller Rd. . tu r^j*' ycxyrT' current Aalan tour. and called the gift “ so wonder­ useful pursuits. and a d m ire her painstaking xryx inf. -ylrTry •y.rat. of i -w y x rjk zi a v^yrjL caz pzx::y.yii 'A i tha ■xafnxK. Th*. faJatr tyarienreu' wjrgery tration electric borrower today sian handwork. dress and added: “ I always day night broadcast, according ed to answer objections from area, stated that, “ the time has '7 V, H e»M 'The Guardian added: ‘ICr. ful.’’ She said she had "a Uttle Mrs. Nixon also visited an or­ sewing. 4A »e* tnnei Vy c-t'm a f , -i at fy A -jc it-j 3^sr. 'i. Raoi ffartferd. ZirjkKZ-fAA M ^srsagJSeid Hcopital. in a that 1# (Xj/riMum^ One gift was a set of 22 minia­ wash mine by hand.” to NBC. Miller Rd. residents to their come to separafe (act from fic­ Nixon ha* flung at tie tiie meet Indonesian of flllgree" and phanage, and at each stop left a Leaving the workrfjop, Mrs. ■T.vjp' v'X i; yMu^tnri (■v^‘‘»tr j ^jvrrt»yuat- -.jr-.Triy tx.-; f'xypyA rexw tynraTk. tkca**.- Ir r r ii Ttrr^uffxi i r . rA TbKCDfe A syAiOT xkthfM tsmartzjp on er-owned IrxAOy managed, ture Javanese musical instru­ “ We do too," said sin Indone­ A net-work spokeonlan said trucking operations in the tion In 'rega in to a aecond per­ uwjchh m m exacting challenge poaaMe. It would enjoy having the musical gift of her own, a battery-pow­ sian woman escorting her. Nixon got a ride In a pedicab, »r*:je;wii-y : * eUjMt Terry K * 9 , W. in i3 ■artaaa ta4* eair ifet RtginsytraniA T"jmp5ht Tyxr atmut 20 year* e 'rr-aJX: 'A. t nearly 5,»00 cotumraem. At the children's workshops, the tricycle taxi of Asia’s peas­ based on ratings from the New TTie local trucking firm, of gravel from the Barber Hill ri'yy 'A Vys'yiysr. eury.-k tii% r»ax of A tra ti Sac- JCt-w Kyxatixtrx. tazazAky cJairo- full orchestra. It was given by Mrs. Nixon sat next to the 20- •*••*. iiAuii'joavw-**: cords for the youngsters to play. Mrs. Nixon was serenaded by ants. York area, where about four which Is seekittg permission of Dzen'a Pit and construction In President Suharto’s wife, Tlon, year-old girl who was waxing ' m.'J *<<4;vgr Uw: aujte juf. asserted that most of the ob­ J.’Vs', feie Ixsrdiy. 'Ttx AT OUR MANCHESTER jections that residents have yyxyrTr.y 'ryy^ji n*. Stop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons STOP 4 SHOP STORE! raised have no validity and KtXlava U nit; if'/r^sr. tix r tx Oxit*-. further claimed that without •iJ: y A taarS *rxjl2i Fjyne M Scott favorable business climate, V'f! HMtry ytfcDi 4* ■ "the towns growth then Ma.-»rf’.«e-;.'J 7 i f ixyx Msve becomes limited, taxes rise r.»7r lOieiu' t/jr « rrnrS Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday Only! rapidly and stagnaUon sets In." '/ XUti W'/Ai'J'J W/'X-J ViOXf*X. The company claims to have Ira^ * 'xr.'^ys/jqy x ^ r x A Vi'ixei Towels gone out of Its way to accomo­ date Miller Rd. residents, but 'i* r f f'.'’i8<. 5 lb Canned Hams Even though the company 'r? A4P^x>£'j j i*. <>;rr.-er»ei.V>ri agreed on June 3 to aevenU wyJ P xm jfjrrx* llmltatlonn of its trucking op­ AJixn xxasatxef. atxyur^.ry Swift’s Premium ^ eration, Includlitg limiting the 2 'xjAyrt. 'A H*/u((lK?Vl y M y tr-itfA number of trucks to 160 per •TiA: Vfxtx. pyjt% kjA y>/r»f>f Serving these fully cooked, wasteless day, staggering starts and not r>/r«/»; enttur^ a/*fAr*A t?*r mini-pncing® "bunching up." using alternate *-fr7 4wtA Karx/i thy: nA hams is easy on the cook, easy on routes, controlling dust, driving 'A f ix j/rr/fyrrf.y the carver. All tender, lean meat. grows better within the speed limits and re; 'Xi/yr W ad. the company 'A r*''r»4rti*»• ithXi/tii> )l*ie Vf/ryaA. T tx Krispy Crackers Fact is you can feed your family better naires and printed material that iiliow itttlfl respect for the 8 ;<^,*5»w«r ■■afumiyrMyA 11,%.- for less with mini-pricing®, Stop & Shop’s '/// 'Vfvepyf/rr.er.'t y,y-t*.y J'.itj; a/ihuh Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday Only! f'hiuges. Replira at the lowest possible prices, and remember The company riritement list­ jMKriy, thy f/ajA. yaarx Mm 'ix.- Coojwi g v x j thru Sat., Ajj^urt 2, o n « 'Mttom tr ytr ed the latest eight point charge I'aM hx* !i*erJ yam jA t>ek«iftry Umrt p*< per this important fact , . . minj pricing® is not an V M fon . Serve a sea-going supper------and rf/el in savings! by residents, with the firms' re- Vy r/.hly to the charges: tlMr Halvatlon Arrny 'lamp In money every shopping trip! That's a fact that's been "( 1 ) Severely damaging town r>/ver(tf7, Harkr/*** UyrM/rlal Bone< T A C nmda. $‘arh In 'HaXxriiiT'l, the rurl proven day after day for the past tour years now. We. "A. If roads are being dam- PJryejt (lamp In lytlrantm anh the less invite you to check it out at any Stop & Shop check out aged, look at the base of the rp/7 tPyr-Jt 'la m p in AAM'/r'i. Fresh Swordfish rxNid, not the vehiclea. "V/e luierl thf.n*. la/MUJlam r/n a register! Don’t just go food shopping ... go mini pricing® "( 2 ) t'renting a safety haaard Ixirr'n iy A l/turi», lAjrt tA nai/ih . . . and every shopping trip will be a saving mission. We reserve the right to limit quantities to the children In the area. an r:at/:h ra n ," aal'i f'lke "A. The drivers of Mitchell A » |8 trtte thrryujfhreit the Taste the difference in quality, save the difference in price.. Trucking (.Vi. are family men lAAmlry, '.furry U a defl/rite naah and as auch certainly would not UiT i-.anifAnti f»/;Ultle« Inr man- risk the safety of a child. They tally r‘Aar'la'1 /;hll4ren, jyilrta/l drive the equivalent of U m il t'fke. f{//»/ appr'/xirnataly tri|is around the world an- I,7'/j (.'hlWren at Man»flel/1 i:an nuiilly. These men are profea- lutiialli fr'im thU pur<;ha»e sloruil driver* and their drlv- "Ttie iu:tvyil haa luian UaAtInK Come home to quality meals with _ _ Ing reconis arc above reproach hm r t/r five year* U/r a per- "(S i The heavy volume of marurnl plaru; l/t Htri up a truck traffic Is causing consld- ca m p ," f'lke noterJ erablr congestion on the road* /'■Ian* ihl* aumrntrr call tr/r being used. the lUr'/y.U/pm'ml 'A »- after S p.m In this sres. By «lhle " 77,1;, hInKew upt/n fujw this time most |M>ople hsve gone e/yfyfi w>- can olAjtin lent*," Mke to work and start retunUng af­ fl«X!laret>eratloii la a aouros 6f f'lke tt (nerfcnvenience U> the residents ■, You can always depend on a Hliv'e the rnrrjpIriK area will pirxt pkg 'A Reasonable care has been/ Ki-rvi- teilh the trientaliy retard Caterer's Kitchen Ice Cream meaty Stop & Shop imoked thopidet for lot* of tender juicy (^instantly exercised In thle L ed and ptiyaleally handlf;n;7 ied, Breakstone Sour Dressing pint pkg w eating. area and shall continue to be all l|l■nl|fnH tA the hiilldliiKa imial exercised Man by his activity 'meet Ha- atandard* ael forth hy Stop & Shop Fudge Cake 12'A 01 pkg 2 / * l creates wavers and causes dust. Ihe' etale fire inar»hal Tliiia, It Is' belter than InacUvUy. v/hern nlalm would protmhiy he Stop & Shop Silver Cake 1 lb, 8 oz 4 r V Steak can only be as good a§. the "( 8) Nolee levels generaterl I onnlnieted, raifiiia rniiat he de Steak Sale! by this operation are annoying elKfjed III thin riianner, phy*!- and will cause permanent dam- 'ally hanilUaptied pernonn will Pillsbury Buttermilk Biscuits ....4 8 02 pkg 4/25'^ side of beet it comes from. So Stop age to hearing alnn olytaln fnaxirmmi u»e from & Shop buyers personally inspect "A True at tlmea the nolae the fiiiilllly,, of a truck Is annoying, as, Is 'tile ftlan. f'» the f.-iLtylTia miiat each to be sure it reaches our o\wn the cry ol a child, but Wbul.t lie (xyaiiard'(d lait miint retiUn \ Fresh baked Pennsylvania Dutchman | I O Caruso San Benito 6 to 8 lbs anyone swap tbe silence lor the ilui eleminil lA ^ ruaUi lty iinil rigid specifications. This is why our overall benefit or Joy A per- ' have a dlnlnff luUI, xiild I'lke steak is always so good — tender, eon cannot enjoy the high rrtatul Allli'eiKh It I* not iWtnlUi lurw Macaroni Monday, Tuesday A* U ednesday Siterials! ard of living that we have wMh- many nifrinn will lie Whole juicy and full of hearty beet flavor. out the benafll of trucks and Ihe I'lke exj/rewMxJ liojie Umy WufUld Daisy Sliced Blended California pole they play f>n the secon-l homwi 100 l/i 2(XI iMirwai* ovW- In fact, they, taste as good as they Colonial part of the charge concerning 1 olKht hearing. If this were true why 'Hie awimmlilff Ixtle. ixev lie- Mushrooms look. are truck drtveni all not deaf? l"K diiK. luie hnen planrMxl mo iim White Bread Oil Tomatoes Why doea our father after 40 oy* l/i Irilerfern with Itui luiliiral Back Bay Bacan yeare at driving truck tUU en­ ll/ryy of the HkiaiKanuuiff fllvnr. joy full hearing'* An exception'* II will hyi»iM« tlie river ae n We doubt tt nlianiuil idul Uie HkiuiffiLimuiK Our "(7 ) Overeptll tn the form of hohr t Mh w.dera will fill the (xnut I'lke Hr^'Kl ond gravel, rocks and boulders ts empluialwxl Uu- river, ImivuiMe -*'ontributlng to this hsssrdcus of Ita inu»)«ill<»l heaiily, mid ex- lh#n fuW» ft lb stluatlon. rell'xit re|iuta.t.1on ae a flMlilnif to itOfM 28 oz Sliced Beef Liver 45 "A This area la simitar to i>|iol.. will luk he dlaturiieil |utt for ypu No 8 and the same answer ap Home of tliii iLi'ea will Im 17111(1 Gallon cans pUes I" llie pithlli , and uriOiiUzalliaie USDA n "tar Trucks are not comply- aia'Ii aa "Ilut afiada and 4-11 can CHOICE A . IK Specials far Monday, 1 aesilay & ff ednesilay! •^■’Ing with speed limits or eelsb- luive iilnxuly umxl the |it»7 »erty. Save on fresh country style luihed nJlSfii of the road. TIui nUde Im not |ili klnff up "A This charge shed light on the leitlre Inh for ileveti^iiiuml the type of harasement we of llm |«'il|HU'ty I'lVeeedyl fintll Daisy Donuts s 3 ^ * 1 have hikd to anewer to No boats tiui Miuuitleld 'rraInJnyr Hi-laxil for this charge, jgat a wlH Kaili aiul ikher aillvlll'*e are lx*- ’!) / Xative Squash statement' Proof or actual ar­ Mini-Priced Frozen Food Specials! rests None '■ _leK lattvl hi pay fi«- aiv hlUx-t'e ftevi, I4ie lmtldo3UT(ai and the Yellow or Grooii Rearing Temorrsw »ucviiy1 ii(( lb The Planning and Zoning Majiy < 'oventry ri'eldixite Ixive 1 %■ i < ‘ommlsolon wUi -be conducting expixvumi IliHr pliiiiiiire tliiU the a public hearing tomorrow night at the Town Hall at S (or the IM'o|Ha'ty waa |mn luiyxxt hy Umi Birds Eye French Fries niate luul will he iitlllr,i«l fin' the Coffee tightener purpose of hearing any com- ments on the application of < ampliiK elt<’ 'nieix< luul Imai 2 0 * O F F You can trust in Birds Eye to Ibt Mitchell Trucking, Inc., (or re- iiome KMu-em. when It wiui rii- STOP & SHOP moval of sand and gravel from m (n»l tlui pir^unXy way* for bring you the fine quality prod­ 4 King Size Thermo Mugs property owned by John Dsen/ nah', Mime dev«Uo|ier ml|flit ucts that your family deserves What a delicious way to bright­ VaSxD.A. Choice Steer Beef! 1 on the wcet side of Barber Htl I ome In aiul i-MIH UN! space shlpa. Hsr drat hualmnd. AT OUR MANCHESTER Fresh Ground Round - r . - . "•" 98® the tsSa PraaidesR John r. Kan- Stop & Shop will redeem your Federal Food Coupons STOP 4 SHOP STORE' nady. advocatad tha spiaea aftert 263 MIDDU TURNMNE WEST. MANCHESIER.'CONN. which ted to the first lunar land­ ,263 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST, MANCHESTER. CONN. ing

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, JULY‘^28, 1969 PAGE SEVEN ilanrlypBlpr to demands from other foreign countries where, If we had It In Okinawa, we are Coventry, England Msit lEupning l^prali) also likely to have had some nerve gas Two Girls Today in History Rham District ready for possible emergency, that we By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ' FUBUSHBD BY THB ' , remove such chemical weaporuy Itrom , Today Is Monday. July 28. the / HBaUUJ PRIUnNO OO.. INC On Trip Hurt Honor Roll Announced ■A ' ^ U Blaaell Street their soil too. 209rih day of 1969. There .are 156 I MAncheeter. Conn. Lord Mayor Gets Gift from Visitors days left In the year. ' ’ THOMAS F. rtCRQCSON All this Is going to lead to other WALTER R, FE31QUSON By OOU jY O A N T B I E R In Car Crash Today’s Highlight In History For 4th Marking Period PiiMulicn __ ifi troublesome questions. How do we move On this date In 1914, Austria Founded October 1, ISn (Mrs. Oantner is with the 170 such nerve gas, now the world spotlights mostly Coventry residents who GATHAM, England —Claudia declared war on Serbia. It was J. Colin Pushee, principal of ling. Cheater Slok, David Vaug­ PtiblMied Every Evenlnc Except Sundayi are on a three-week exchange Grasso, a 16-year-old Coven­ the beginning of World War I. Rham High School, has released han, Nancy Zapert, Hilda Zlto. ■nd HoHdaya. Entered at the Poet Olflce at are on It? Ey planes which mlgnt crash On ,This Date Handieeter, Conn., ea Second daei Mall visit to Coventry, England.) try, Conn., High School girl the honor roll for the fourth Grade 9, Ruth Andersen, Joan Matter. over somebody's territory? By ships that VEiN"14tT, England — ITie In 1821, Peru proclaimed in­ DePerry, Stephen Derby, Debra remains In Gatham General dependence from Spain. marking period. SUBSCRIPnON RATES would have to bring the gas into some pace has pi«*ed up quite a bit Hospital today with a broken Devins. Charlene Donohue, Payable In Advance here in the past two days, and in 1829, a steam carriage In­ Thirty-one students rated Mgh Jane Fogg, EHlzabeth Gregory, One Tear ...... $30.00 home American port? Some of our own pelvis after a car accident last vented by Sir Goldsworth Gur­ honors in, this marking period: Sbc Montba ...... U.BO we are all certainly getting a Thursday. Lester Jamieson, Stephen Ku- nerve gas, which we were going to trans­ ney traveled from London to Tliree Montha ...... - 7.80 teste of true British hospitali­ Grade 12. Raymond Bninell, kucka, Karen Links, Kevin One Month ...... 3.60 Another Coventry girl, Mari­ Bath. England and back at 15 Sarah Megson, Bonnie Yarroll; port across our own land by rail and ty. We are ^ so getting a taste anne Hansen. 17, was treated Lyman. Brian MacLachlan, ____ MEMBER OF miles an hour. Grade 11, Mary Egan, David of the British determination Paulette Marquis, Steven . Mc­ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS then dump Into the Atlantic, Is now going for cuts and bruises In the ac­ In 1896, Miami, Fla. was In­ Goncl',, Abraham Wexler, Eliza­ 7%e Aaeoclated Pren la excliulvely entitled that we s?ee everything the dis­ cident. Guire, Jeff McNaughton, Pat­ to the uae of republlcatlon of all newa dla- to be disposed of by some method of de­ corporated. The population; 260, beth Wright, Deborah Wyihe; of Warwickshire has to rick Oberlander, April Rych- patchea credited to It or not otherwlae credit­ trict The girls are with a group of In 1943, during World War II, Grade 10. Sherryl Brimell, ed In thla paper and alao the local news pub- composing It on the scene, out In Utah. offer, which is plenty. Fortu­ lovsky, Mae Rychlovsky, Linda Uahed here. 171 Connecticut residents on an U.S. forces were winning victo­ Sanira Retd, Beverly Hill, Paul Sherrlck. Robin Tarbell, Lomn But do we dare follow this proceM, what­ nately the weather is on our All rlshta of republlcatlon of special dle- exchange visit to Coventry, ries In Sicily. Hovey; Grade 9, Gal Plzzltoln, Verona, Donna Williams. . patches herein are also reserved. aide, and oiir heels are begin­ England. The .accident took ever it is, and whatever its risks may In 1945, IS persons were killed Joan Sagllo, Mary Schwanke; Grade 8, Stephen Agnew, Da­ The Herald Printing Company lnc.,yaa- ning to think we really did place about 100 miles northeast as an Army bomber crashed Grade 8. FNiula Bergenholtz. sumea no financial responsibility for typo- be. In the midst of any foreign popula­ bring it with us. of Coventry while the girls were vid Billard, Wendy (tooley, Ruth craphlcal errors appearing In advertisements Into the Empire State Building and Grade 7. Regina Adams! Copas, David CNrlrka, Diane and other reading matter In The Manchester tion? The British also have the feel­ touring the countryside with In New York CSty. Robin Blssell. Beverly Bond, Foley, Judy Jose, Daniel Evening Herald. ing the good weather wiH last their host, Mrs. William Hey- In contrast to the Imaginary situation In 1960, Vice President Rich­ Susan Derby, Martin Fortin, Keener, Bonnie Massey, Thom­ for the rest of our time here. wood. Their car was struck In Subscriber to Los Angeles Tlroes-Washlng- ard M. Nixon went before a Re­ Cheryl Grlfflng. Barbara as Mills, Nancy Tomlinson, ton Post Nows Service. with which we opened this editorial, no­ "Thei pattern has been set,” we the rear by another vehicle. Full service client of N. E. A. Service. Inc publican national convention In Holmes. Cheryl Lyman. Pam­ Paulis Vttola, Deborah Wright. body wants nerve gas today, and instead are told, jaince the weather Mrs, Heywood was hospitaliz­ PubUshers Representatives The Julius Chicago and accepted the GOP ela Mills, Charlene Patroskl, Grade 7, Bonnie (tolgan, Mathews Special Agency — New York, Chi­ turned t o v ^ at the new moon, ed with cuts and brulsee. Elaine Reynolds, Frank Rich. cago. Detroit and Boston • the question of the moment seems to be nomination for president. Mark Dumsi^hat, John Hamer- and apparently, here, It lasts Miss Grasso Is the daughter Marianne Tefft, liavkl Wazer, one of how In the world we are going Ten Years Ago strom, Jeffrey Kabllk, Patricia MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA­ that way for an enttoe phase. of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grasso A UN committee had de­ Rooln Williams. Kearney, Laurie MacGranor, TIONS. to get jrld of these chemical weapons we of Avery Shores In Gerald Park, So, we seem to have It made. nounced South Afiic^ tor Its Honors went to the following: Sarah Parker, Sarah Rli^ards.., Display advertising Closing hours spend around $800,000,000 a year re­ The fSr^ general meeting of Miss Hansen Is the daughter of treatment of Africans In South­ Grade 12. Diane Bls-sell, Nor­ Michael Sheehan, Roxanne For Monday/— 1 p.m. Friday, boats and guests was held last Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Hansen, Fbr Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. searching end developing. , west Africa. ma Bromley. Mary Ixni CVipe- Switzer, Wendy TerlecM. For Wednesday — l p.m. Monday week at Oaludon CasUe School, also of Avery Shores. Five Years Ago liuid, Sheila Crosby, Patricia For Thursday — l p.m. Tuesday We are finicky, these days, about what and it was preceded' by a re­ Miss Grasso , was placed In For Friday 1 p.m. Wednesday. A U.S. "J|tenger” space­ Devine. Mary Allc'e Gagne, ■ For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday. weapons we are caught holding In our ception In the Guildhall of St. traction on Saturday and Is to craft ■ with '■ six television Carol Groves, Nanoy Hagen, Tentative Ajtreement G9asslfled deadline — 5 p.m. day before Mjary’a, In downtown Coventry, remain In traction for several DIano Huntington, Eugenie publlMtlon, 6 p.m. Friday for mturday hands. cameras was launched on a and Monday publication. a 141th century building that was weeks. This means that she night to the moon. Jose, Cynthia MiU.-cky, Kiuen HARTFORD. Conn. (A P )' — As we keep saying. It would be a more may miss the charter flight Tentative agnoement has been ------/ ------somewhat damaged during the One Year Ago l^itch, Judith Itotterson, Gayle y Monday,- July 28 soundly hopeful development If we war, but has since been restor­ home on Aug. 6. The group ar­ Fighting between the Army Itortei, Gail Ransom, Deborah reached In the (our week strike ed. rived In England on July 18. Zlrkenbnch. of 1,2(X) Ironworkers acroee (ton- should grow finicky about kllUng each and rebels was reported In the The reception was for the 45 Her father 1s preparing to new nation of South Yemen. Grade 11, Robert Agnew, necticut. other, by whatever weapon. fly^. to England and bring her Motion Is Not Policy or ao adults in the American Stephen Bergenholtz, Martha The Ironworkers plan to pre­ party only, and most of them home If she Is unable to make Hlowen, Bonnie Brunell, Donald sent the contract to members This President who is off touring the came. We were officially greet­ the charter flight. Cole, Kathleen Horton, Martha by the end of the week, sold Though parents of the girls world, soaring partly on the powei^l ed by the Lord Mayor, W. P. PoKce Union Galumboakl, Mark Houle. Crte- state mediator James J. Don­ She’d Probably Hula Well Burdett, and hds wife, and' con­ were called Thursday by their tal Johansson, Patricia Jurova- nelly. Jets of Air Force I, partly on the wbrld gratulated, as Amertoans, on hoist family, news on the ac­ We are sure Mrs. Nixon didn't Im­ ty, April IxiVallee, April Mott, The. agreement was reached acclaim given America's men ofi- the our "great achievement” of the cidents has also been relayed Spreads Out Patricia Rattl, Kevin Rowley, Saturday, but no detalU of the ply. by her remark, that other First successful fUgWt of Apollo H through two ham operators, June Rychlovsky. proposal were available. moon, la now demonstrably a Preaidant SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) Ladles had been unduly forward In First Selectman Michael Pes Robert Patten of Coventry, Spokesmen (or the twro Iron­ Springfield's 263 police offi­ Grade 10, Stanley Anderson, who haa fallen In love With motion, as FRENCH LANDSCAPE: 1855 DAGUERREOTYPE BY ALEXANDRE JEAN PIERRE CLAUSEL ce then made the offlctel pres England, and Stephen Ixiyzim workers locals. Local 16 In Hart­ making public spectacles of themselves, cers affiliated with on Interna- I-uura Bartbault, John Baron, If it were a aubatitute for policy an-CnO, urious Hawaiian luau given In her Connecticut.) Pesce presented’ Burdett, the Lord Mayor of Coventry, England. (Herald photo by Cantner) became the bargnbiing unit for has a rational explanation for part of Yesterdays honor by no less an International violet Open Forum the large pewter bowl to Rival Hollywood police after Gov. Sargent signed Burdett and read the Inscrip hla travel Instinct. This is to catch the very non-British sort of confu­ and several people from the group who pus.sed up the tour a bill allowing all but state po­ than Mrs. Clare Boothe Luce, once a Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak 25 Years Ago tlon, which haa the names of NEW -YORK (AP) Ttie eye and distract the mind while he buys sion, with everyone vying tor paper offered us beer and seem­ of the Evening Telegraph. lice to affiliate with Internation­ Congresswoman from Connecticut, but The Board of Health, through the three selectmen, and the city's booming films industry WASHINGTON — The liberal proved quietly effective In the places on the side trips to the ed very enthusflastlc about Just As has been happening since al unions. the kind of slow time he wants for mov­ two towns, the date "July, may soon rhral Hollywood. now one of the more famous residents chairman Dr. D. C. Y. Moore, The Kennedy Accident sportsmemship. Girls between Cotswolds and Wales. Apparent­ talking to all cf us. Hie beer, our arrival here, individual host The bill was Introduced by ing toward the hoped for solutions of the wing of the Nixon adminiatra- Intra-Administration dispute 1969" and the one word "The growth of the Industry In of Hawaii. over welfare. offers a $10 reward to anyone To the Editor, the ag;es of 9 and 12 ane eligible. ly because of the abundance of ■which Is consldefrably stronger families have been going off Rep. Itolx'rt J. McGinn, a for­ tlon, led by Robert Finch, la on identifying . persons dumping “ Brotherhood.” The Lord the city Is simply falbulous," problems he has Inherited. The most surprising offshoot, I could not help but wonder Manchester Is fortunate in hav­ Americans in the place, every­ (and warmer) than American on daj trips, tor Warwickshire mer Westfield policeman, after ^ She had enjoyed herself Immensely at the verge of a victory that mbbish and garbage along the Mayor, who was wearing the Richard Lewiiarfai, chief of Um however, Is the continued de­ while reading your editorial ing a group of dedicated people one forgot to "queue up” and beer, tasted awfully good, and Is full of tourist attriuttlons, and Springfield Mayor Frank H. But it can be feared that he also be­ enormous medallion that la his city's Ekxmomlc Development Mortt s ti profittiblo this Luce luau, said Patricia Nixon, af­ would dwarf .all its previous cline of Burns’s Influence. A highway Jri Manchester. "The Kennedy Accident" what who have made It possible for tor a while it was a madhouse we got quite hungry after a half most are wltMn 20 miles or so. F-reedman found a state statute lieves that he Is accomplishing some­ aymibol of office, told us later Admintotrstlon, said Sunday. He terward. defeats—a welfare reform that distinguished professional eco­ your reaction might have been girls to enjoy an organized until we ■were reminded by way hour or so of socializing. Then Most of the host families like forbidding police from Joining busifH)»n YOU Cein Police Chief Hermein O. that the Inscription on the bowl oakl 26 full-length aim s hod International unions. thing, something not necessarily per­ comes close to being an outright nomist and tong Mr. Nixon’s had this same accident happen­ sport. of the microphone to "queue the curtains parted and to our to tell their Aniericons, that stzirt tit bonio Then she was asked whether, like the Schendel, chairman of the Dog ed to Just "anybody.” fitted very nicely Into the theme been maide here during the flrst F'reedmnn said at the time he sonally mapdeal, but something possible income maintenance program. economic tutor. Bums entered Mr. and Mrs. please” (Everyone queues up utter amazement (and embor- this L a chance tor them to Obedience Trials to be held on he had chosen for his one year six months of the year. was not opixised to collective others present, she had done the hula. As ^ e past six montha have the WTilte House as "counselor" It is true that the Kennedy Melvin Hellstrom in England, even two people assment tor those of us who see these places, too, Ju-st like for the great office he holds, .in moving the grounds of Aetna Life In­ as Lord Mayor, "FYiendshlp.” Hollywood Reporter magazine bargaining with police, but To this question she had a negative shown, no decision In this Ad­ —outranking all other aides giv­ family has suffered greatly but , / ------waiting tor a bus wait In line; had chosen casual dress tor the the New Yorker who never sees about physically and geographically. surance in Hartford, announce this should not be an'excuse for Coventry, H l^ School Band estimated that about 30 fllxna tlHiught local police unhuu could ministration Is finally buttoned en the title of "assistant.” With It may seem a little cold but day) we were lead Into the the Statue of Liberty. answer, and an explanation. that Congressman William Mil­ criminal negUgence. Director Carl Salina then pre­ had been produced entirely on better understand lo»'at prob­ The sad news, of course. Is that the up until the moment It Is un­ Mr. Ntxon conceptrating on it certBilnly Is efficient.) dining room atxl in-vited to help Yesterday, before the evening ler of the First District will pre­ If as he states he was in A ThouKht for Today sented the Lord Mayor with a the West (toast during that time. lems without outside Interfer­ "I'm not an exhibitionist," she said. veiled to the public. Con­ foreign affairs, It Was assumed When we left the meeting at ourselves. We all pretended we reception and meeting,-, some of same old problems depicted in the car­ sent the trofihy to the winner. complete shock he still had the., Sponsored by the Manchester letter from' Gov. Jthn Demp­ Lewrtoohn said Mayor John V. ence. For some time It has seemed that sequently, foes of the Finch Dr. Bums would be deputy 10 p.m. it was still light out, knew It all along and were very us spent' a day at Warwick toon on this page today will be waiting presence of mind to obtain the Council ot Churchea sey, oUflctally notifying the City Lindsay opened the doors to,Jhe Ftollowing Springfield's lead, CHINCHILLA RANCHING this was one of the new First Lady's plan are working hard to dras­ president for domestic affairs. which Is another hard thing to used to this sort of treolment, Cteslle, and lejuned quickly that 10 Years Ago services of an attorney before of Coventry of our vialt. films boom, piovtd'ng police as­ Agawam, ' West Springfield, for him when he comes home. tically revise the proposal be­ It hasn't worked out that way. get used to. Twilight here seems but wc probably didn't fool It is pronounced "Wnrtek." Fol­ M rou NIIO mriRfMINI IMCOMI U f U INCOMI lu u niM quiet distinctions. No comparisons need presenting himself to the po­ Next, we were treated to sistance and labor mediation. Ixmgmenduw and Southwlck po­ fore President Nixon announces Bums has tost more often then Brancifort Brothers construc­ to tost forever, and night is anybody. lowing an earlier lislt to the IMCOMI mvHtlftAir CMtNCNHlA MNCMtW And the early hopes that his moderate, lice. The longer I live the more I drinks of all kinds, and aand- ruin ot Kenilworth Oastle made lice deiNtrtnienU Joined the un­ be In order, nor would comparisons bo It following hIs return from he has won and his supremacy tion company continues work to very short; It’s getting light at If (here 'was anything that M fn row4 (uddf *iH Utwi* Vow id!« «i*«t «• |f«< Ordinarily the first thing a am convinced that we must wldhes, then small groups were ion and negotiated new con­ quiet approach was going to give us a abroad. on the staff has proved more a 4 a.m. wasn't on that table, It would this' a piirtlcularly Interesting uan (igtofnoAl I***!* oiftfewiUMi fair. Bach First I.ady, qujte obviously, improve Robertson Park. person does who is Involved In melke a business of growing. tracts. Novertheleas,^ the tentative matter of protocol than political taken to see'the Council Cham­ Newspaper Visit be hard to say what K was. trip b< cause of the (xwitraat of GfMNi'win A p p oin ted real bite toward some positive dealing does her own thing, and that Is the an accident Is ask for help and We come to spiritual maturity, PitMAft rou CM ouMin decision at the White House Is reality. The extension of Linden St. Is bers, where the wheels of the Several side trips to factor­ Ham, turkey, cMcken, salads of the two. Warwick Castle Is fully or lack of it, In spite of our­ NEW HAVEN (AP) — Oiarlm ‘ d" you •M*y> Io fol'o*in| ' * with these problems have begun to fade way wo like It. But wo cannot refrain a clear and badly-needed vic­ a key question for the Zoning I cannot help but feel t l ^ a government of the City of Cov­ restored to Its 10th century NO STOP HERE 0 As the Administration began, ies and 90 forth were planned, all kinds, fresh rolls, garlic A. Goodwin of North Haven has d('i! f*Mi fniinw •nttiMttoAl' Ilk pditOAft* IM you •*•**! • into a fear that we are confronted, at tory for Finch, Secretary of Board of Appeals in deciding man of Senator Kennedy s selves. Only within certain nar- entry turn, under the leader­ magnificence and one wing Is JOHANNESBURG, South Af­ from saying. In passing, that Patricia for example. Bums presided and the first one, to the Oov- bread, relives, tiny boiled been appointed director of sub- natt nJ irwfl' Health, Education and Welfare, whether Dr. Joseph Maasaro’s capabilities and intelligence row limits ane we able to has­ ship of the aldermen and the nrtually Inhabited by the pres­ rica (AP) — A woman doctor the very top of our democratic struc­ over regular 6 p.m. staff meet­ entry Evening Telegraph, Was potatoes, tiny boiled onions, and urixui seiwlce tor the Newr Ha­ Nixon's particular style and mood on the most Important domes­ plan to erect .a professional would certainly have done no ten or to retard our bodily de­ councillors, from whose ranks ent I.onl Brooke, h6»i-A4 U's*tt\ • dOtgOt (sd«fdOt^| assistants. In time, the assist­ told to be there at 10:46 a.m. of cakes, pies, tarts, and two Railroad, the line announced to­ ern ourselves. or Just "anybody” Involved In a vetopment to a direct result of every year. J'ust off the Coun­ mu.'xum ot great paintings and lying on the' pavement near an • $t|tildM« • iNxOwlh l>d'*e«f • (Of.di d%Mr>d’d the Administration this year. ants began sending deputies In ceptable. and expect lunch. Little did we huge bowls, one with fresh day. Indeed, apart from It far-reach­ similar accident that we would our own choices.. cil Chambera is a small room furnishings, luid one sees It on Intersection. She stopped her Irf’ •*,(»* (h# 4t«si Notify' Ari ' This IS, at the moment, oven at the their place and finally Just Ig­ known what we were In for. raspberries, the other with He was formerly vice presl- VHW' krt r't#* l‘»* be forced to face the charge of Many Individuals have never where Mary Queen of Scots was a guided tour. car and asked a . policeman: ing social Impact, the welfare nored the meetings. They were T2iere were about 30 of ua, in­ fresh .^a'wberrles, both served momdnt of its/Jureatest triumph m tech­ criminal negligence, leaving the set out to guide their spiritual The oasUe is on Ihe River deitt in charge of poseenger "Can I help? I’m a doctor.” LouKer School Year reform constitutes a major en­ discontinued some time ago. once imprisoned, and while this cluding myself and The Her­ scene of an accident and possi­ deveiopment In any way. Ugly' with freoh cream. Avon, and ts surrounded by service on the old New Haven "That won’t be necessary,” nology and In courage, a nation which counter In the foggy struggle Bums has been eclipsed by PoeVs Comer room was damaged during the bly the additional charge of tempers have been allowed to ald's Bolton corre^)ondent, Tour of Castles Railroad and will coordinate he replied. "W e've already sent SILVER PRIDE CHINCHILLAS, iInC. Tlil.s year the Atlanta, G,a., school sys­ for domestic policymaking pow­ two much younger White House war, it was rebuilt wMh the grounds and ganlens, where Is half way Into a crisis of confidence. manslaughter. Clemewell Young. Selectman Drinks with dinner, and coffee peacocks are usually very much comnwker services on the Hud­ for an ambulance." ^ 0 HOI U.H Ainrrjat UAfiOd M ’tMyiuf iltV tem. the ivatlon's IBth largest, puts its er Inside the Administration. aides atUI generally unknown Old' Connecticut ^ grow within their lives un- original nine-inch bricks. These But then again our name William Glenney was the only following rounded us oiil, and In pvtdence. The day we were son, Harlem and New Haven dl- Then a second cop told her It finds Itself living with too many prob­ high schools on a 12-month cycle. The Besides rehabilitating Finch’s beyond the Potomac—John Ehr- restiulned. To make a go of life, bricks were only made prior to I wtajs bom In old Connecticut, would not be Keruiedy. other American adult, the rert we .staggered out overcome with vlslon of Ihe Penn Ontral. "You can't slop here anyway." lems which were once going to be re­ three-month fpmmer schedule Is volun­ Influence, the tentative decision lichmon and Bob Haldeman— we must decide on the kind of the 16th century, and were the there, though, most of them And of the fact I’m proud; Sincerely, were a mixture of American this totally unexpected ges­ were hiding In the rose bushes, tary. Students ciui u.^e it to take extra —If It sticks—will build Dr. who run the staff operation. person we want to be and then same ones on which Miory solved at some all day session of our Where one Is free to pioneer Richard E. Jackman and British teen-agera. ture, We all met J. L. Brown, apparently N-<'ause of Ihe h«U. course-', gradiuite hister, -make up fail­ Daniel P. Moynlhan as some­ Their advantage over Bums Is fashion our course to achieve walked while Imprisoned there. And voice his thoughts aloud. Editor's Note: The normal We were given a tour of ihe who is the managing director of A tour of the casUe grounds, best government brains on such and ures and take vacation periods In the thing considerably more r- than not only their much closer that end. These little Clashes of history w'nt''r or th<* Hpr’nif. course of the law is obviously ehtire plant. Including eiMtorial the Telegraph, and Kenneth and Ihf town of Warwick, parts such a Saturday. The question still Is Just a liberal totem In the White physical proximity to the Presi­ We must not be able to decide are being brought before us in progress with regard to the offices, composing rooma and Walcli, the circulation dlrei!tor, of which are also restored and How do tlie students like It? This sum­ House. It will point to further dent but also their triumphant I love Us hills and valleys, what work we will do, but noth­ constantly, and the contrast is whether w e are going to be able to Senator’s beha'vtor, auid rightly everything else. The plant la and several others, all of whom held by an hlMoric trust, takes mer 17,000 of tlie 35,000 high school stu- deterioration of Dr. Arthur non-ideology. The scholarly, l-imberlands and plains; ing can prevent us from decid­ strong in this period when we so. The point of the editorial in quite modern, having been will.be forever In our thoughts. a few hours, and the logical keep some kind of rein on these prob­ dent«i are enrolled Irr .summer courses. Burns's position as a policy-, carefully reasoned conver- It's boulevards and parkways, ing what kind of worker we will are all celebrating the first question was merely that we bombed out during the blitz, Waloh. It turned out, had recent­ coniiuslon is a pirnlc on Uu- lems, or whether they are going to ride Which brings up Uie fact that there maker there. Moat Important, vatlam of Bums and o f Martin And cow path country tones. be. Wa^may not be able to de­ walk on the moon. should not prepare our condem­ and the equipment is all up-to- ly completed a tour of five banks of the Avon. This we did. an> many cogent rey the na- It will correct on apparent Nix­ Anderson, a brilliant young In­ cide where we will live, but we Students Welcomed us. The problems do not relax their nation and our conviction In date. including oftoet prems American newspapers, where, ruid rejuvenated our American t'on's schools shouli be In sesolon 12 on drift rightward and reaffirm tellectual who Is Burns’s prin­ There'e much In old Connect­ can always choose how we shall We were alao told that the advance, merely because the aimltor to those used at The he said, he had been treated so suntans while some of our Blit pressure toward our national demorali­ - months a y«Nir ln.«t«ad of nine. the AdmlnMratlon as essential­ cipal aide, has proved an Im­ icut live. Thc^ decisions we make Guildhall, where we were chat­ name was Kennedy. Herald, although the Telegraph beautifully that when h c ’hcjir^ ish hosts gtx nilher painful zation Just iiecause of any spectacle of The wuy they are being operated now ly centrist. , To attract and fascinate; ■will determine how mudi we pediment in the Nixon White ting and drinking, Is the .room only uses them tor "special of the impending visit of the burns. It wits almost a full stem.s back to the hor?e and buggy era In establishing Federal Wel­ House. Landmarks ot all description, wiH progress in this business of perpetual motion. We hope for pleasant "Little Miss SottbaU” in which every Lord Mayor has occasions." such as supple­ Americans, he decided it would day's outing and gave us one W'cn the young ters wme needed at fare standards for the states, That scarely squares with the 'lAke a prison at Newgate. growing. been chosen for the last 600 gains from the President's Journey. But home In the •■nimmer to help with Ove To the Editor, ments, color work and s p ^ a l be an appropriate way of repdy- more reason to be graJU-fuJ for the plan proposes payments to notion of President Nixon's fol­ Chaplain RusseU E. Camp yeoTS. It is a huge and. Im­ Ing American hospltnllty. Green farm wr>rk. But even In those days the supplement the pay of the work­ Our weather here Is varied, Every Monday and Thursday editions. the extraoTxllnai-y weather the real world Is back at his desk. lowing some blueprint for a Connecticut State Prison posing hall,' hung -with tapes­ The Telegraph was founded are the eyes of those In Uu- we’ie hating. incredible olty schools were In session nearly all ing poor—a vanatloij of the In­ new conservative coalttlon. At times It grants your wish; evening, at the Martin School, tries, with the somewhat un-, >a‘ar. come maintenance program ad­ With forests, brooks and rivers. an ethusiastic crowd gathers by Lord Iliffe and Ms famUy Both the liberal -trlctory In the Q uotations even floor that seems common in 1891 and to still owned by TIh> National Education As.wclatlon vocated by Finch and Moynl­ welfare reform fight and dif­ Where you can hunt end fish. to watch 170 girls play softball. in these old buildings. . stuily of Inst j-enr thaws that In the the family. With the heir to the is the weitl for the hig beaetifel han and fought by Bums. ficulties experienced generally This is UtUe Miss Softball, They must - remember they During the hour-long recep­ years prior to 1840 BuffiUo bcIkjoIs which to made up of 10 sponsor­ title now preparing to lake over Too Much PreporednesB However, io avoid offending by conservative Bums suggest So come to old Connecticut, all are transients passing tion, I talked for a while with op nitecl 12 months. BivltInior'e and Cln- conservative sensibilities and ed teams. some day In the future. It's new PILORIM MILLS Theoretically, if somebody over in an Administration that has not T o work or to relax; through permanent Institutions Councillor Clews, who told me clmsitl, 11 months; New York CSty, 49 Playing softball offers girls circulation to over 120,00 per overtly rebuffing Burns, the yet achieved Ideological rigidity For we have really got It, which must survive. that both his father and grand­ Marlow's Beauty Salon Asia should suddenly loose a whiff of weeks; and Chlctigo, 48 weeks. the opportunity to develop phy­ day tor a six-day week, and program will not carry the In­ but maintains Nixonian flexi­ Including tolls and tax. Mont., on rebeUous studento. father were bom In Massachu­ LOW, LOW M IU PRICES en n Ttu> theory of a 12-month school year come maintenance label. More- sical skills as well as good it la the only paper In the city, nerve gas on our troops and wo should bility. P.F. Mletzner —Sen. Mike o . setts, and that his fiather had Im that It would give Uve same amount o V e r, some conservative a tebiotd type, with a someiwhat find oursehes caught without any nerve come to Engfand at the age of fabeleus selectien of the % erM ’s finest of education In tlie same amount of time camouflage . has been supplied larger page size than the New two' months. Ito grandfather In- is happy gas light or hand to throw back at what­ to a third again as many students. by George Schultz, Secretary of York Daily News., \>ented the ejection mechanism ever enemy It was, there could bo a Bach pupil would wily go to school Labor. Schultz, ■ a liberal who We asked a lot of questlona. for the Colt rifle, and both gen­ ^ for nine months, but not the aume. nliw works closely with Finch on hod our names cast In lead at to rousing Congressional investigation of erations of Clews had worked mnoiths, and It would not be neceanary many questions, drafted the the linotype macMnee. and F isc h e tti at Colt’s Firearms in Hartford. why our piofesslonal militarists were so to build ns many m>w schools or hli\> present version of the proposal watched the presses speedily FtoUowing the receptton, the announce careless and negligent as to lot them­ os many new teachers. contatnlng work Incentive and O' run off the first of seven dally It Is iriK'. as In Bristol, that summer adults were token to the school, editions, the "lunch" edition, a selves be caught with their nerve gas Job training schemes Insisted m m schools art* cotuhicted. But the enroll- upon by Bums. whepe the first group meeting limited run of several thousand the retaliatory syatema down. iiH-nt Is relatively small luid there Is But strlppied of conservative was being held. Lord Mayor catering to racing enthusiasts fabrics / m im Burdett dropped In for a few Then, we presumed it was Fortunately for the world the problem more ttsin aniple spoce llor these cliuise.s Image-making, the apparent de- The NBA recognizes that teacher sala­ clskin on welfare cpnstltutes a minutes to welcome the 125 time for lunch. We walked up addition x D ) ’ , of our military does not ^ p o itself that ries wmuKI have to be raised but sees victory Indispensable for Finch American students. to the tMrd floor, and were In- plui way. V that as no real objection. It doesn't The meeting ■was prlrnarlly to ■vlted to have a teink A full to stay alive as a Washington to their I bother many teachers, especially men force. After Finch's fiasco In get all the details of tlie many bar had been set up In a Unfortunately for our military, they who haw families to support and would the Knowles affair, high Admin­ side tripe taken care of, and foyer, and through a (bawn are now In the position of having pre­ welcome the extra fiay. istration officials were saying was nctable mainly for the ap- curtain we could see a rather fine patterns • notions . slipcovers A draperies pared much too well for an unlikely Scluxil officials are reporteiUy bothi'r- privately that another loas on pea'rance of sparrows, who use formal dining room all laid out rnl by Die .light of scliools standltM Idle, the welfare queatlon wcaild aend the high wmdows of the gym­ for what looked like a Roman eventuality. PERSONAL SERVICE not only moat of the 24-hour ikiy and Finch packing back home to nasium at the .school to get from banquet. To one Side was a staff of Rather than possible criticism lor not two days each week but also three California — a contentton vlgor- one side of the yard to the table at least 30 feet long poal- months every year. TTielr main conwni other, by fl>'tng right straight having their nerve gas ready, they are * oualy denied by Finch. What Is Uvely creaking under a load of \ \ Is not to .saw rlioney but to allow- a r-hlld Indlaputable la that hla humllla- thmugh the g>'m. It was ikarm, food. Not for u«.' we thought; going ^ be tinder continuing and In­ to go to sr'tuKil the year arotuxl A bright i tlon' over the rejection of Dr. . all .the wtndcsvs were open and they tnusC he entertaining ftu- creasing fire for having had their nerve impll could take more courses or gnid- John Knowles as thei/ govern- the s^rrbw s otoiousljl- knew eign dlgnttartee. ' A ' uate tootier. A slow one would have a Just where tiie>' were going, ^'Mhs Rosalie" ^ p en Dahy 10 am to 9:3 0 pm ^ gas too far forward and much too ready. menfa chief health officer But no one was in a hurry. chance tq catch up. Ttrey an^ particular­ greatly Strengthened Flnch'a but It was a little slartling Just She's a talented hijrh stylist and colorist. (lai\ now Now that the disclosure of a slight ly concemed wiUi providing longer hand In the Infinitely more Im­ the same Sat. 10 am to 6 pm for an appointment— Phone 649-3991. nerve gaa accident has betrayed the perloili of educaUoii aniong the le*r portant welfare battle. The meeting was also the privileged children In the needier aresu* On a smaller scale, that battle scene of an exchange recogni- WANTED presence of the nerve gas on Oklruiwa, One addid advantage to the 12-month rerisea upwarit the status o( tton, the Srat of what wlU be deiui. Late Model It Is going to have to be removed from - ■ sctuxil year la ecorxrmlci. It would take Moynlhan, a ftambd>'ant Demo­ many occasions while we’re that Japanese soli. Buch removal will tlie pref-suii' off tlie summer Job market. crat In a While House of sub- here. B>Ton Hall, lepreeenting Students who tx-ed to work could 4ake dueil Republicahs. When Moynl­ the North Coventry V o iM t f T USED CARS not, of course, spare us the poUUcal Jobs at other times Of the .year. han became Mi^ Nixon's urban ' / t . irtre Department. preeentW an Top Prices Paid ciitlclam and*the diplomatic Ufflculty Owr.ill, the adiiintage of a longer affairs (Ude, tt was widely as­ ' y j htnorary life memberrtilp MARLOW^ ForAUMakea! school ye«ir seem to outwelght whatewr sumed he would generate tons of n v n alreaidjr on its way from Japan. tM» OicAfo S^t badge' to the chief of the Odr- dls'ud.vairtages lliene may be. the main publicity and then, ahortly, quit efSay Pbe Department, which ■carter CHEVROLET] BEAUTY SALON Our announced decision to remove our one being the dtslocutlon of the tniiU- over policy. Instead, Moynlhan was reciprocated by the pre- I FABRIC OBPARTIM^NT BTORBB^ tlonal summer vacation period. — . CO.. INC. nerve gas from Okinawa Is going to lead has Impresaed the Prealdent as zentatian at a shield and coat 1229 Main St. (Lower siorc Level I BRISTOL PRESS. a prudent, loyal lieutenant and k tm MRtS Uf£ mRE'C HOK at arms of the Coventry, Bng- Downtown Main Street. Mancbtater w.twi Fire Departm«nt | Phone 649-5238 ■ I' Free Parking front and rear of oaion OAKLAND STREET 'Rte.83 MANCHESnR The meeting adjourned' in a . ') '-SSt-S;'; 1' . . .

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X J -x l X ■* ,'>l PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN!* MONDAY, JULY 28. 1869 X MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 28, 1969 PAGE NINE and Drum Coups and the Ameri­ FBI Arrests can Legion BMe and Bugle Corps Obituary of Manchester for many years. Boy Who Killed Rham Girl l2th Circuit Women Off-Limits in Presshox He taught fue playing to corps W e ll-K n 6 M ^ "fhe miracle of main sfteef!" througnout the state. i Captured After an Ei^cape Court Cases Area Woman Survivors Include a son^ Wil­ ■ -______I ° Court Battle in Pi^osp^t liam J. Sinnamon Jr. of West Crime Figure The young killer of fellow stu­ chiatric care before the crime MANCHESTER SESSION Dies in Crash In Hartford; a daughter, Mrs. dent Alice Rudko at Rham High and was placed under hospi­ At Yale for Giants’ Galne CHICA(30 (AP) __ pMlAni Donald Dickie of Manchester; a School in Hebron was captured talization after It, until the hear­ Wilfred J. Meyer, 47, of 24 a u ^ rlU e s In Chlpago h a ^ H NEW HAVEN. Conn. (AP) — game from the ^ s s box. Her Pennsylvania sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Green­ last night 'Sifter an escax>e. ing several months ago in Juven­ seized reputed high-ranking; CSd- Locust St., pleaded guilty to attorney, AIIany-R. Johnson of way of Manchester, and two The youth, John Bagdonis, 16, ile court. Since then he has been Told that no women are allowed ^ c a te figure Fe- three counts of operating a Bridgeport, that reasons C»L.UMBIA —Mrs. Patricia grandchildren. who is in the Connecticut School at the boys’ school in Meriden. In the press box at Yale Bowl, Ux '^waukee Phil” Alderlslo runeral services will be held motor vehicle while his license given for t)to denial Included O. Biron, 27, of Rt. 6A, was for Boys In Meriden, escaped OffldaJs of the schoiM could syndicated football columnistEl- M d tdianged him with conspir­ killed and her husband, Ar- tomorrow ait 2 p.in. at St. Mary’s with anothei: youth Saturday not be reached today to eoqilain under suspension and was tradition ttkit only men be al­ ing to defraud a bank. inor Kalne has gone to court mand Biron, 31, was critically Episcopal Church. Buiual wUl lowed in the press box, and the ^ Director J. Edgar Hoover night while on outing at the more details of the escape. $200 by Judge Stanley Ye- In an attempt to report oh the Injured Saturday morning when be in East Cemetery. New London Waterford Speed Police reported thal there were suklewlcz. A One of $60 for evad- fact that there are open rest ^ d the arrest was “a blow to their station wagon rammed in­ Holmes B'uneral Home, 400 New York Jets-New York Giants rooms in the press, box. the upper echelon leadership ot Bowl. The boys were taken into six or; seven boys at the out- responsibility was remitted, exhibition game Aug. 17. to the rear of a disabled truck Mam St., Is In charge of ar­ custody yesterday at about 9 Ing. They knew for certain of WilMam Oliver, 29, of 146 Superior Court Judge John C. La C3osa Nostra.” Miss Kalne has obtained an FitzGerald Is scheduled to hear playing cards on a Pennsylvania Tpke. bridge, rangements. There will be no p.m, at after Bagdonis’ parents only one custody afftcer with BlsseU St., jrieaded guUty to a Alderlslo, 87, was iarrested by order from a Superior court the other side of the case from full deck including near New Kensington, Pa. calling hours. informed state police that their the boys but admitted there may charge of breach of peace and the FBI Sunday after 20 agents Biron suffered multiple frac­ Friends who wish to do so Judge ordering Yale and three Yale and the other defend­ surrourided hls home In subur­ two Jokers son was at home In Marlbor- have been more. was fined $38. Assistant prosecu- other defeixiants to ediow why ^ tures. He was taken to Citizen's may make memorial contribu- Wgh. ants at a hearing Aug. 7 in ban Riverside. Bond was set at ^ (limit 3 decks) 2 7 deek^< The Waterford poUce were not Jooephi Paradlso noUed they should not allow her “ equal Oeneral Hospital in New Ken­ Uons to the Book of Remem­ The other youth, whom Meri­ New Haven. $100,(MO. notified of the escape until cluxTSes of being found intood- opportunity” under federal and sington and transferred to Pres­ brance at St. Mary’s Episcopal Her suit carries a damage fig­ A sealed. 21-count Indictment den school officials will not Iden­ school officials themselves cated and resisting arrest, state civil rights acts. "In the hoirt of downtoa'n iinUn street, iiuinchm ter i byterian Hospital in Pittsburgh Church. tify because of his age, was dis­ ure of $25,000, although her at­ retumed Friday charged that Engaged searched the grounds for a Imlf ^ venereal disease test was The 1967 graduate of Smith whore he underwent surgery. covered in the same vicinity. torney indicated the suit prob­ Alderlslo conspired with three ^ s o)XMi thursdiiy ami frirtay nights tUI t • ^ hour after the boys were first ordered for Albert Churilla, 54, College writes a column called Mtrs. Biron was a graduate of Frank W. McLean The engagement of Miss ably would not be pressed if she other men, named but not Bagdonis pleaded responsi­ missed at 9:30 p.m. of 52 Bretton Rd. charged with “ Football and the Single Girl” Rham High School and was em­ COLUMBIA—Frank W. M c­ Anne E. Jowers ot Atlanta, Ga., bility In Juvenile court several Is allowed to cover the game charged, to defraud the Park­ Bagdonis Is the son of Mr. Indedcnt exposure. He pleeded for Publlshers-Hall Syndicate, ployed by the Connecticut Bank Lean, 87, of Wlllimantlc, father to Robert B. McNeill of Mobile, months ago for the murder of under the same circumstances way Bank of suburban Harwood and Mrs. John Bagdonis of New "o* guUy and will (appear In which says her twice-weekly col­ and Trust Co. in Willlmantic. of Mrs. Kerman Lavlgne of Co­ Ala., formerly of Manchester, Miss Rudko, 17, of Hebron. as male sportswriters. Heights of $70,938 during Mav London Turnpike, Marlborough. E»(9t Hartford for a Jury trlaL umn in 50 newspapers gives her 1968. ^ Survivors also include her lumbia, died yesterday at Wind­ has been announced by her There was a number of wit­ The suit claims that denying Last January, Alice Rudko’s Richard Marzlola, 17, of 8 "m ore words printed” than any father, Donald C. Coates of He­ ham Community Memorial Hos­ mother, Mrs. James W. Jowers nesses to the knifing which her access to the press box vi­ The Indictment, which culmi­ brother, Ihor, filed suit for $500,- Asylum St., chozged with fail­ other football writer. bron; two brothers, Donald C. pital, Wlllimantlc. of Atlanta. took place in a hallway at Rham olates her constitutional rights nated a four-year FBI Investiga- 000 against Bagdonis' parents ure to carry an openator’s She is seeking a court injunc­ Uon, charged Alderlslo set up Coates Jr. of Amston Lake and ^Survivors also Include 2 other Her fiance is the eon of Mr. last Septomber. No motivation under the federal constitution’s 6,8,10 or 11 years from and several school personnel. Ucc^ise, failure to carry a re­ tion to force Yale, the Now York fake and Insufficient collateral Oordon Coates of Colchester; daughters, 14 grandchildren, and Mrs. Blakely McNeill of 171 for the,crime was ascertained. 14th amendment guarantees of The suit U still pending in Tol­ gistration, operating a motor Giants Football Club Inc., the for home-improvement loans. two sisters, Mrs. Carl Phelps and 21 great-grandchildren. S. Main St. Bagdonis hod been under i»y- “ equal protection of the law,” land County Superiof Court. v ^ c l e imder 18 without hisur- New York Jets FootbaJl CJub Also named In the Indictment of Hampton and Miss Carleen Funeral services will be held Miss Jowers is a graduate of and under the Constitution of the now, we expect to have ancCj and reokleae driving, for­ Inc.. and Now Haven Journal were Richard Jackowskl, 40, of Coates of Oolumibla, and sev­ Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the Pot­ Southwest High School In At­ state of Connecticut as well. feited a bond of $400 when he Courier Sports EJdltor Bill Guth­ Hickory HUls, a former loan of­ eral aunts and unclra. - ter F^meral Home, 456 Jackson lanta. She is a senior at the Miss Kalne also claimed that failed to appear in court. He rie to Issue credentials to her ficer of the bank; Irwin “ Pin­ Potter Funeral Home, 1C6 St., Wlllimantlc. Burial will be University of South Alabama, Hall Syndicate is for tvto col­ ky ’ Davis, 44, of WUmette, and some nice used Jackson St., Wlllimantlc, is in In the New Wlllimantlc Ceme­ Mobile. Two Security Scares was rescheduled for Aug. 4. so she may cover the game like umns about the game, and de- ^ tery. » The case of Thoonas Muldoon, other sportswTiters. nlal of a press box seat would / Alan Rosenberg, now deceasel. charge of the funeral arrange­ Mr. McNeill, a graduate of Friends may call at the fu­ 21, of Coventry, charged with Guthrie, handling press ar­ Davis is serving a seven-year ments, which are incomplete. Manchester High School, at­ result in "deprival of property neral home tomorrow from 7 to For Nixon in Thailand breach of peace, possession of rangements for the game, was without due process of sentence in federal prison for Volvo 144i tended Northeasttrn Universi­ narcotics, and possession cf a mall fraud. Hls wife- and two 9 p.m. listed In the suit as telling Miss violating another guarantee of Eighth District Gets New Fire Truck Volrai hav* ■ repulztion for ty, Boston. He is employed as (Contlifbed from Page One) controlled drug, was continued Kalne she could not cover tho young daughters were placed In production director and staff the U.S. constitution. / btling an avertge of rloYon Foirner Editor Constantino Voronovltch until Aug. 7. protective custody earlier this The 8th Utilities District’s new $36,000 fire truck was deliver­ announcer at radio station But he asserted that the rain drenched suit, Nhcon, ac- combination inimper. It was assembled in Hrockton. Mass. The yean in Sweden. WAPPING Constance Voro­ Robert Wolndl, 84, of ToUand year after U.S. Atty. Thomas A. ed Thursday afternoon, and got. its first workout Saturday Il'i too e«rl)r to (rll how li.niT' — WABC In Mobile. agreesnent between the United companledl by hds wife, dkrove to new ti'uck reiilaces a 19.'i2 pumiier, involved earlier this year in Of Herald Dies novltch, 76, of Windsor, father of Rd., Bolton, cheiged with reck­ Foran convinced Davis to tell (hr new Volvo 144’i Ut(. But The wedding Is planned for States and Itialland “ is not Just the palace of King Bhumibol. moi ning. District Fire Chief Granville Lingard, on runing board, an accident at Hui r (.’orners, while responding to a false alarm. Luke D. Phillips, 69,' former Michael Voronovltch of Wap- less driving, had his case con­ Roman Catholic Church about hls dealings with Alderl­ they ore Volvo.. Ami while we Aug. 30 at the Ashland P'. another treaty.” There, he and the king met explains controls to District president William Hankinson, on wire editor of The Herald, died tinued until Aug. 4. slo, authorities disclosed. Following ieceii(t of an insurance .settlement, the 1952 putni>er don't guarantee how long.Volv... -veari are ,(111 on the mad. plng, died Friday In Somers Methodist Church In Mobile. The United States and Thai­ aione In the writing room, while ground. At left, behind Linagrd, is Winslow Manchester, head Saturday at a New London con­ Point, N.J. Rosenberg was found shot to «o)(i f" K. Itnrr, who is using it for irrigation pur- latl in America, we do know .So if you don’t want to wall land are allies In Vietnam and Qdeen Sirlklt and Mrs. Nixon Reported ^Losing S^eed^ that 9 out of every 10 Volvo. n, H, 10 or 11 years for a uwd valescent home, where he had Funeral services were held death In March 1965. of the department’s first aid corps. At top right is Fire Lt poses/on his Ellington tree farm. (Herald photo by Silver) have a common desire to pro­ and the ladies In waiting of the rrgitlered here In the lait elevrii Volvo 144, teel-drive a naw one. been a patient since July 19. this morning at the Boulevard The Indictment says Davis Howard August. The 1969 Mack fire truck is a diesel-powered Manchenter Area mote freedom for all people, and court chatted together in an ad­ Laird in Warning KAMPAI4A Uganda (AP) — in the equiUl^um of world poli- The funeral was held this Baptist Church, West Hartford. joining room-. and Rosenberg Incorporated an have deep spiritual emd Ideologi­ One of Africa’s senior cardinals tics. / investment company to obtain morning from, the Thomas L. Burial was In Cedar Hill Ceme­ Nixon had arrived In Thailand In Saigon, Huynh Van Trong, Neilan and Sons Funeral Home, cal ties, he said. "W e will hon­ U.S. Must Keep told the continent’s fim m ^ - Cardinal Zoomgrana, the sec- fake or Insufficiently «>vered tery, Hartford. Tolland Driver u’ witnout 1 A a special assistant to President New London, with a solemn high or our obligations under that loans, approved by Jackowskl. IJ,S. Suffered Heavy Losses Survivors also Include his his raincoat on, but he and King V i l i e n i l C a l A g e U t S ii* Of b l ^ today that the Ro- to^e « Nguyen Van Thleu, was (isked Mass of requiem at St. Mary’s treaty . . . wo believe In those Foran said cashier’s checks wife, a daughter, a stepson, and Arrested After Bhumibol manfully went ™ man Catholic CSiurch Is "loaing participating prelates that mds- to appear at national police Church, New London. BurlaJ words.” for 19 loans were then distribut­ five grandchildren. through 10 minutes of open-air WASHINGTON (AP) —Secre­ In Latest Vietnam Fighting headquarters tor questioning was In St. Mary’s Cemetery, The President seeoned anxious s p e ^ ” but that prelates should storiory vocations have shrunk ed among the four. In one two- Ellington Crash ceremonies at the airport with­ Iibout contacts with Commu­ Choicest Meats In Town! New London. to reassure Thailand, dose by tary of Defense Melvin R. Laird take stronger stands on racial a-bout. 50 per cent compared to day period, they took $47,0(M Mrs. ,lohn Iwonlekl out showing any discomfort. (Continued from Page One) nists, a government spokesman Mr. Phillips was bom April 24, Philip Martin, 21, of Eaton Vletnaiii and facing a Oonunu- said today the United States oppression. 1906^1968. from the bank, he said. 0 ' Mrs. Teoflla Iwanlcki, 77, of “ He was a reasonably wet reported. 1900, in New London, son of Rd., Tolland, was charged with nlst Insurgency In Its northeas­ D„., , , _ "K Is especially Latin Amerl- Alderlslo is under sentence of ed Marine rifleman, the wound­ landing or takeoff accidents. 63 W. Middle Tpke., wife of president,” said ne of the am­ mUst maintain stock of chemi­ Trong reportedly deals in In­ TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! Luke and Johanna McMahon failure to grant right of way at tern provinces, that his recent ^ungrana. ea and some Asian countries 4% years In federal prison for ed prisoner, a U.S. Marine More than 750 men of the U.S. John Iwanlcki, died yesterday bassadors in the Indoor receiv­ cal and biological warfare a r c h W s ^ of (Duagadougou In ^ c h attract more the voca- telligence matters. Other In­ PhlUlps. an Intersection after a two-cw declarations that the United extortion but Is free ion appeals guarding him, and two Navy 9th Infantry Division were pack­ morning at her home. ing line. ” I thought he did very agents as a deterrent gainst formants said he Was ques­ He was in the newspaper accident on Rt. 140 In Ellln^ States would scale down mili­ ^ he said. bond. medlcM. ing to leave Wednesday by U. S. C H O IC E Grtotor Hartford's Exclusiv* Volvo DoolarsMp Mrs Iwaniclil was born Feb. well Indeed.” ito t all Africa Wahops sympo- The cardinal urged prelates to plane for Hawaii In the contin­ tioned Saturday for several field off and on for more than ton yesterday. tary Involvement'in Asia after that type of attack by other na­ If found guilty under the In­ They said the twin-rotor, 50- 28, 1892 In Poland and had Mrs. Nixon and Queen Sirlklt uing withdrawal of American hours and released, but that he 40 years, with the New London The Martin car. In attempting the Vietnam war did not mean tions against this country. stSids on racial' dictment, he faces a maximum foot helicopter had Just taken lived In Manchester tor the post escaped the rain In a small pav­ to f l n d ^ answer oppression and on conflicts ” en- troops. This group is the 4th Is being kept under surveil­ EYE OF THE ROUND ROAST Day, the New Haven Journal 47 years. She was a member to make a left turn at the In- that- Thailand was being aban- "That deterrent is important penalty of five years in prison off from a Jungle landing pad ilion. But their Husbands stayed ow to that call lightening consdences for great- Battalion, 39th Infantry Regi­ lance. Courier, a Massachusetts pub­ terseetton of 'Rt. 30, struck the <*oned. If we want to see that these and a $8,0ut h'gh Mass of requiem at St. llghta Saturday night when he Vletnama, ven Journal Courier staff In son warmly as they shook One student noted the Defense fa^" ^ ^ the sidered a conscientious objector. said they heard no explosion be­ 12,(MM are In two brigades of the 317 Highland Ht., Manrheater—Phone MS-4378 Bridgi t Church at 9. Burial will was observed driving on Union Soon afterward, the White n t u discussion 289-3461 1066. hands. Department has recently The former state r^resenta- fore the plane Went down but 9th Di'vision that are in the proo- be In St. Bridget Cemetery. Sts. without his hendilghts on, House released a preoldenttal economIcaUy. The rap- of the sharp drop In priestly vo- While In Manchester, Mr. The airport was tightly guard­ encountered considerable con- procheinent of Bast and West cations, the relaUom of B live from Farmington made the that flames from the burning ess of leaving. Friends may eall at the fu­ police said. rtatement that had been prom- BOLTON Phllllpi was active with Camp­ ed but festive despite the weath­ t'roversy over CBW agents In m ^ e s less Important than some C3uirch with local governments comment In an Interview tele- bomber could be seen for miles. neral homo tomorrow from 2 He will appear In Rockville ‘*®d before Nixon spoke. bell Council, Knights of Colum­ er, with hundreds of schoolchild­ £uch incidents as the accidental years ago the weight of Afrlcaand ecumenism. ®™«ents "vlBed Sunday by WHCT-TV, A spokesman for the Strategic to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. court Aug. In It the President said: "Our MIDGET FOOTBALL bus, and served several years 6 ren on hand from the American release of toxic gas from a Channel 18. Air Command said the crew Gall Minor, 10, of Mountain ‘^termination to honor our com- as Its publicist. community along with the lead­ weapon In Okinawa. He asked Mc<3ee said something diould was from Pease Air Force IF YOU NEED HELP Mrs. Anna Davis St., Vernon waa charged with *nttmento Is -fully conslatent REGISTRATION He was a member of Russell ers of Thailand’s military gov­ whether there might be a major be done for yoisig men faced Base, in New Hampshire, and Mrs. Anna Davis, 83, of 20 breach of peace after she al- eonvlf^tion that the na- Council, Fourth Degree, KofC, ernment. policy change In this whole Several Black Congressmen with the choice of fighting a war was on temporary duty with the Tuts., July 29, and In Nwe Haven, and the Junior Hemlock St., widow of William legedly caused a disturbance at ^ In- 4138rd Bomb Wing. Davis, died this morning at a The teen-agers held up bright area, they don’t believe In or going W td., July 30, branch of the Sons of Herman MacDonald’s restaurant on Rt. ‘^r.easlngly shoulder the reepon- to prison. local convalescent home. siblllty tor aohlevltrg peace and signs In psychedelic lettering "I would like to say we could The helicopter was the 2,879th 7 • 8 P.M. NOW 83. She Is scheduled for Rock­ See Themselvees in Exile OPEN In New Haven, and the Junior “ I often think what I would Mrs. Davis was bom In Lith­ progress In the area.” saying,• “Welcome Dick!” They <1° away with research and dc- reported lost during tho war. Survivors Include two slstefu, ville Court Aug. 12. WASHINGTON (AP) — Sev­ do if I were in their position The B82 was the ninth of Ameri­ Befton Community uania May 26, 1887, and had Nixon went on to say that the Included one little league base- velopment in this area but I districts—which had disregard­ C A L L n S H A Mrs. Harry Young of Old Lyme Stephen Gordon, 18, of Rt. 83, eral black congressmen Indicate at the moment,’ said McGee, ca’s biggest bombers to become lived In Manchester for 46 United States must support ef­ ball team In blue peaked caps cannot say that,” Laird res­ ed the law of the land since Rockville 872-FIBH H a l and Mrs. Albert Baldelll of New Vernon, was charged with and baggy gray flannel uni- ponded. “ It wouldn’t be*fedr to they are beglrmlng to see them­ 1954—extra time to meet federal “ and I have grave difficulty In a casualty since toey entered London. years. She was a member of forts of Aslan nations to defend MancheBter 646-FISH (Child must be acrompoaled causing unnecessary noise with forms. the American people and our al- standards.” reaching an answer on that the war in 1965. All nine were Bolton 647-1791 the Woman's Lithuanian Alli­ a motor vehicle. and develop themselves “ with­ selves as a kind of government- by parent or legal guardian) Nlxon came to Bangkok after H'es If we were to Just do away —The award of $9.4 million In question.” lost In airborne collisions or In Cecil J. Fulton ance. out attempting to take from In-ixile because they say Presi­ Police said he was observed a 22-hour visit to Jakarta during with this program.” defense contracts to three south­ BOLTON—Cecil Joseph Ful­ Survivors Include a son, An­ them the responsibilities which dent Nixon has abdicated Ids driving on Union St. with Illegal which he and Indonesian PresI------— ern textUe mills accused of dis­ ton, 71, of Iroquois Troll, for­ drew A. Davis of Vernon; a should bo theirs.” responsibilities to the nation’s mufflers. Hls court date is Aug. dent Suharto talked about U.S. minorities. crimination. merly of Manchester, died Sat­ daughter, Mrs. Harvey J. Dup­ 5. If aggressors can destroy a economic aid for the island na­ —The replacement of Equal urday at a Manchester con­ lin of Mnnche.ster, with whom nation’s freedom, he said, "too ‘ 'In this administration, the COVENTRY tion’s development and the like­ Employment Opportunity Com­ valescent home. He was the she made her home; five grand­ much dependence on a protector About Towp demands of the poor, of minori­ David MacLachlon, 25, of Ce­ ties—and of black people In par­ mission Chairman Clifford Alex­ husband of the late Mrs. Hazel children, and six great-grand­ can eventually erode Its digni­ ly situation in Southeast Asia MaJ. William J. McManus, dar Swamp Rd., Coventry, was ticular—are falling on deaf. In­ ander with another Negro, Wil­ Oaten Fulton. children. ty.” after the Vietnam War. And be­ who Is In charge of Marine ctmr>'ed yesterday with failure fore hls arrival In the Indone­ sensitive ears,” said Rep. Wil­ liam H. Brown m , the day after Mr. Fulton was bom April 16, The funeral will bo held to drive In the proper lane. He The President said that under Corps recruiting In New Eng­ sian capital, Nixon hinted that land, will speak about the liam Clay, D-Mo. Senate Republican Leader Ev- 1898 In Ollbertvllle, Muss., son Wednesday at 8:16 a.m. from Is Hcliedulcd'to appear In Man- arrangements with Aslan na­ S ELF neutralist Indonesia could also “American Advisor and the ” It is quite evident that we eret M.Dlrksen attacked Alexan­ of James and. Sarah Mutchetlc the John F. Tierney Funeral chsetcr Circuit Court 12 Aug, 18. tions, the United States Is ready der for "haAssment of busl- Home, 219 W. Center St,, with to play ’'a responsible role” to count on American help should Vietnamese,” at a meeting of will have to have our own flag OPPORTUNITIES SERVICE Fulton, and llvtxl In Manchester over the next three years—Im­ nessnien.” , for 36 years before coming to a solemn high Mass of re- accord commitments and na­ It face attack from Communist the Manchester Rotary Club to- LAUNDRAMAT plant it on our grounds and fight Bolton three years ago. He was nulem at 9 a.m .at St. James’ tional interests. Chlna’s growing nuclear arse- morrow at 6:30 p.m. at Man­ —The Justice Department re­ ual. to hold It. Nothing short of indi­ 176-178 Sprue* St.. MoncIwstDr (In Sam* Building os Luca's Poly doon” Dry Cioaning) employed as a bus driver for Church. Burial will bo In St. Stock Mark<*t On a related subject, Nbeon Chester Country Club. commendation that the 1965 Vot­ vidual concern can prevent a to­ ing Rights Xct covering seven the Connecticut Oo. for 49 years Brldi-et Cemetery. NEW YORK (AP) _ The said Thailand "has a special In­ tal repression of minorities.” southern states be replaced by and retired lhr»M! years ago, Friends may call at the fu­ terest In the strategy for achiev­ stock- market retreated shairly Clay’s remarks came In mate­ leglslatlbn covering all 50 UNLIMITED You Art Now neral home tomorrow from 2 to Slap at Adminisration Survivors include a daughter, over a wide front In fairly ac­ ing a durable peace” in 'Viet­ rial recently inserted In the states. t and 7 to 9 p.m. Mrs. Raynjond H. Bails of Bol­ tive trading early this after­ nam, He said that In developing Congressional Record. ton with wl»in he mode' his noon, with concern over the eco- “ strategy the Thai govern- —The closing of 59 of the 109 Joining Clay were Reps. Louis Job Corps centers. Looking at home; three brothers, Hugh nomlc situation reported contln- been fully consulted Stokes of Ohio, John Conyers BE PART OF A GROWING COMPANY uliig to weigh on the market. —The budget recommenda­ Fulton of Ollbertvllle, Robert Prime BiHhop DieH "oral will continue to be so in ‘Move Backwards’ Jr., of Michigan and Shirley the future.” tion to trim education spending Fulton of West Palm Beach, Polish National Catholic The Dow Jones Industrial av­ Chisholm of New York, all Dem­ Fla., and Oeorge Fulton of Prime Bishop Loon Groehowskl, erage at mx)n was off 8.86 at Many thousands of persons- to $3.2 billion —a $400 million ocrats. Also, the office of Rep. cut. Manehtsttr’i Ware, Maas.; three sisters, Mrs. 82, of Scranton, Pa., died Tliurs- 809,20. The DJI lost a total of most of them schoolchildren In Charles C. Diggs Jr., D-Mich., 27.86 points last week. F'red Slater of Hardwick, Mass,, day, July 17, In Warsaw, classroom garte-greeted Nl.xon Urban Head Says said he Is preparing a similar —Dismantling of the Office of WE ARE EXPANDING IN AU. SIX OF OUR Mrs. Walter Scott of Warren, Poland, after suffering a heart Deelincs led advances by bet­ on the long motorcade Into the statement for House delivery. Economic Opportunity and the ter than 800 Issues. (Continued from Page One) Most Modom Mass., and Mrs. Carl Donaway attack. city from the airport where he ■*- "As for myself, any hope of appointment as director of Don­ of Reseda, C*llf.; two griuid- "The news ixmllnues to be arrived from Jakarta. TTve wel­ ald E. Rumsfeld, "a former PLANTS WHICH WILL REQUIRE ADDITIONAL The bishop went to Poland on who campaign under the tat­ .Vietnam war tor a month— reporting to black America that children, throe grefit grandchil­ July 9 to participate In a num­ depressing," an analyst said. coming crowd was smaller and congressman who represented a tered biumer Of 'law and order,’ "m ore than $2 bllllon"^would the federal government will dren, and several nieces luid ber of church conferences. "Many -Investors are concerned seemingly less enthusiastic than district where the average In­ SKILLED MACHINISTS AND MACHINE Systom for urlng subtle appeals to racism,” pay for "the whole war on jx>v- move with more commitment or nephews. lie was born In Poland and over the uncertainty connected the one that greeted former come was $9,300—a man who he said In a keynote speech pre- ertyi" or "all )K>using pro­ more speed to overcoming the The funeral will be held to­ came to the United States be­ with the lncome-ta.x surcharge President Lymdon B. Johnson knows little about poverty, a OPERATORS. IF YOU ARE NOT SKILLED pojed for the League's 59th an­ grams, Including the sUll-born Inequality In this country Is rap­ morrow at 9:30 a m. from the fore World War I. He was con­ extension add pro)K>sed tax re- when he was here In 1966. man who \X)ted against the orig­ nual conference here, Model Clues program." idly fading,” said Conyers. Clotlilng Cart! John F. Tlemey Funeral Home; secrated In 1924. fornls.” However. Nixon’s visit coin­ inal Economic Opportunity PERHAPS YOU CAN QUALIFY FOR OUR Ifoung’s speech came as sev­ Lsuidlng two men on the moon "It seems to me that If the 219 W. Center St., Miuichester, A requiem vesper service will He added that Indications of a cided with the monsoon season Act." eral Negro congressmen last week was "a moment of su­ first six months of this adminis­ (Ample PartUng Tee) with a Mass of requiem at The be held tonight ut the Polish downtrend In the advance of luid he gw thoroughly soaked TRAINING SCHOOL WITH A NEW CLASS claimed Nixon has abdicated hls preme triumph for the human tration Is any criteria of what diurch of ^ e _ Assumption, National Catholic St. Stanislaus ■ corixirate profits was adding to himself by driving rains at the rcsponslbllKies to the nation’s spirit," Young told the dele­ the poor, the uneducated and Manchester, at 10. Burial will Cathedral In Scranton, with the investor caution airport arrival ceremonies. STARTING SOON. minorities. "Nothing short of in­ gates. "■nie world thrilled to the black citizen of this nation Rescued Miners Good Todoy Hmi be in St. James* Cemetery. funeral tomorrow at 10 a.m. at The Assm-lated Press 60-stock weather could have hold can expect, then an opportunity Manchester. average at nix>n was off 2.1 at dividual concern can prevent to­ their deed. Pride swelled in the the cattu'dral. Burial will be in dwvn the size of crowd. for greatness will have eluded Friends may call at the fu­ 289.2, with Industrials off 3.2, tal repression' of minorities,” hearts of Americans as our flag Reported Good PLANT LOCATIONS Soturdoy, A ug u t 2nd the Polish National Catholic After arriving at the Grand this President," said Stokes. OPENING SPECIALS neral home tonight from 7 to 9. rails off .7, and utilities off 1.2. said Rep. William Clay, D-Mo. was planted on the crater- Cemetery In Scranton. IMlace where he changed Ids "It's all downhill In the na­ WARSAW, Poland (AP) _ The spweeh represeiited one of pocked moonscape." — (ittod Only From M A.M. to 5 P„M. tion's capital—priorities are Seventy-nine coal miners res­ LAUNDRY SPECIAL William J. Slnmuiion Hr. the most severe public attacks And among those who PALM BEACH CARDENS, FLORIDA sadly confused while this Presi­ cued Sunday from a tunnel oung has made on Nixon poli­ Watched, he said, were black William J, Slnniuuon Sr.. 77, Tri'iiiorn Noted dent acts on his obvious decision where they were trapped for of 401 Parker St., died Satunlay cies'. He said repeatedly In pre- people "in jjeeling. rundown old FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA SPACE CENTER. Houston to accommodate conservatives four days were reported In gen­ DO 2 LOADS. GET A 16 LB. LOAD F-R-E-E! at Manchester Memorial Hc»ni. Congress Needs Time I,'lous speeches that be was "dis­ tenements, on television sets lAP) An experimental seismo­ puiehased at outrageous Irtstall- and sout))ernera. ” said Clay. erally good condition today. MANCHESTER, CONNECTICIT (W * Will Give You A Ticket For A FREE 16 I.b. LomI) ------tal. appointed" with the President’s • fkptihlr 80 lb. HfMivy iMity. I Rlrwbr. H oyt r meter iyiekage .placed on the lu­ ment ItWeieat rates . . . In hum­ "Presently the incidents of An official of the Gen. Za- Mr. Sinnamon was bom May nar surface by the Apollo 11 us- civil rights performance, and • Ml ^TfC Kirr UVS** tor IG-lb Hsohrr To Get Out o f Orbit ble shacks . . . In soulless, ster- discrimination of, by and for wadzki Mine In Dabro'wa Gorn- SOUTH WINDSOR, CONNECTICUT 2. 1892 In Northern Ireland, son Ironaut.s has reconled 14 moon that he 6elt time was running this' government are flagrant Icza. about nine miles from the of the fcrte Wmiam J. and Sarah tremors. (f'mittmiixl from I’ago One) out for Nixon to prow himself Put’Hc housing pro- Jfcts . hungry children/ in abuses of responsible leader­ Silesian Industrial center of Ka­ VERNON, CONNECTICUT Pearson Sinnamon, and laid NASA said the ex|H'rlmentnl to American Negroes. towice. said the men were re­ . POLY OLEAN* DRY GLEANINO SPECIAL! tjeod thru Hat.. Aag. lad ter In Florida. dom, had not provided tho mon- rundown school rooms . . . men ship.” he added. lived In Mani-hester for 60 package, planteil .>n the moiin ey. But the 48-year-old head of Mrs. Chisholm urged help fo r .-covering from iheir ordeal in yeoni. He was a World War I who toll long, hard hours for RUTLAND, VERMONT July 20 hy aslronaul Edwin A. Rep. Donald G. Brotxman. R- T5he only critical note has what was once corwidered the "our new-slyle—our revolution­ several hospitals. t veteran of the U.S. Army luid wages irasulficient to take them Aldrln. "eontinues function t'olo., has Intrvxluced a bill to been sounded by Rep. L, Mendel nation's most conservative civil ary politicians." One hundred, and 'nineteen Regular Price a member of St Mary’s Epis­ Well in all res|>ei'ta " out'of poverty watched the ful- Rivers, D-8 .C. "I have liot Se^n rights organization himed at Speaking to an Urban League Imen' originally were trapped In f t IH q ^ 7 ^ copal Church, He had ptayeit have a (vnuaneiit display,^ of fillnient of our national commll^- The seismic cvriiis were rt*- enough credfft’ assigned to the gre Iter dtcenchaniment Sunday eonventlon meeting in Washing­ the mine Thursday when m(id We '^ill interviewing at our Administration Building locat- i 1 I U 9 h J L ■ # w Is 12.25 , with the Warehouse Point Fl/o rxH'ks from the moon mountixi mVm." V conleil beginning July 25', and help of Almighty God In getting when he announcevl that the ton Sunday. Mrs. Chisholm said and water ^rom a tollection ba­ In the Rotunda of tlie i’apttol. srlentist.s ami geologists said these men onto the moon,' said Leagvie might be using more This "spectacular feat did not "The time Is not far away when- sin burst Into the underground ed at 273 Adams. Street, Manchester, Connecticut, Monday the tremors are of the nature of. The fantastic (light of Arm­ Rivers. "Somebody has over­ conrrontatlon tactics In the fu­ feed one hungry ^ h lld . . did black people, Indians, 'Mexican shafts. Thirty-nine of them were PRESSINB SPECIILS FROM LUCA'S TAILOR SHOP (Nut OMr) landslides In eratera near the ture. • strong, Aldrln and .Michael Col­ looked that. not employ one -nnan In the Americans and other Spanish- pulled out at various times be­ thru Friday 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. — Saturday 9 A.M. to 12 Noon. (Ooeei Mon. thru Hal . * A-M to 4 P.M. ^ Thuradav MUa* till • :« l A|k>11o H landing site lins has touched off an equally "Without the order of the The Leagvie has been "very slums . . . did not free one moth- speaking Americans. young fore rescuers reached the 79 (V «j) Tbrer. .*cnging the ln.rtltu- from the stne^jnew of a faml white people, poor white people trapped men. Other hours by appointment. Telephone 643-2473. Ask for Mr. In Memoriam signals received from the moon In Md Azid lovlnc memory uf balls of Congress. mament and all the celestial lions." Young told a tiews ly-de»troving wvlfare system and oid white people will force One miner died In the acci­ *rhomAA KovU wtk> pAiiied Away is similar to that observed when Belsdes singing paeans of conference, but . ” he said.’ PRESS July 38. bodies, we Would not have often "noihlng the political robber-baroiu of dent. Paul Kaiser. PRESS landslides Occur on earth,” ’ll happened." praise for the astronauts and gained the Information to have Young raid evhtence is mount- this country up against the Abcmt rescuers .worked falling leaV«« (h« yvarw drift was reixirted. ’ i.OOO the then who planneil and di­ Hccompltsheil this feat” ".kpparv'ntly." he raid, "the Ir^ that "instead of the maasSve wall." four days and three mghts to JACKETS PANTS If the landslide hypothesis la Hultii rd $| ..s# — . I'anU (IrmnoMf I'rrewrd 75b* But X memory of your wUI never rected the mlssloh. members Congressional rejoicing should rsNIution.! don’t respond to an natioml commitment ttwvt. is Clay. Stokes and Conyers,list­ reach the survivors and bring mad die. correct, the seismologists feel have balled the contributions of reach its peak at a Joint session ‘‘'telligent overview of historical needevl"' there is "massive na- ed their grievances with the them to the surface. MAL TOOL Old ENGINEERIFiG COMPANY In cur bearta you wgl always atay. tliat they may be observing tfte Loved and rememberiid more eaoti Copernicus. GalllU'o and New­ of the House and Senate at Jatv they only respocxl to tional withdrawal from the ur- Nlxcn admlnlstratton. A GULF « V fB S rW K S COMPANY Open 7 Days A Week 9 A.M. to 10 P.M. • Attendnat^Li On Duty Dolly day. Initial stages of the process by ton and motlestly reminded the whlch the three astronauts wUl ome kind of cqnfronlatlon." ban-raclai problems that should —The absence of blacks on 25 per cent the soy- which fresh new cratefs are nation that none of It could have at "E: . Bon, daughtar appear after Congress returns In hls keynote speech. Young be at the top of the list of pnori- the Cabinet. 1 0*1 produced In the U S is soo-lnlaw transformed to old. happened If Congress, in Its wls- from Its August'vacation. aiUd the c ^ t of running the ties” , . -'Giving "flvs southern.sclyxiL used in inaking marg-arlne.

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be arraigned In Circuit Court the Now Haven area,, according lice are seeirchlng for another In Section Ttvo MONDAY, JULY 28, 1969 today In connection ' with a It was preceded to Havana by to a report froni' the Southern connection with a $28,000 robbery Journey Ends MONDAY, JULY 28, 1969 break-ln In WfeStbrook.'' 36th Airliner a Mexican Airlines DC 6 with 32 C03 Now EJngland Telephone Com­ of ttie Colonial Bank and Trust AVON, (kmn^ (AP) — After Pages 11 to 20 He was' arrested Sunday by pany. persons aboard. Passengers a bicycle trip across the country Company In WalMnglord June Hijacked, Crew, said a mian anned with a pistol state police In (Jromwell' with ‘This figure, aooordii^ to the 28. that latted 38 days, three youths Harold Everett, 26, also of West­ forced a stcwanjless into the arrived home from their 8,700- report released Saturday, John T. Reed, 30, of East Ha­ Passengers Safe brook, after a break-tn at Neid- dO€sn‘t li^ilude money spent on cockpit while the plane was on a mile trek Sunday. i NE: ven was arrested Saturday by MIAMI (AP) — The 1989 tally PINTO llnger‘s Appliance Store. construction. Yale has built $38 domestic flight in Mexico. The three—Jon King, le; of Tolland FBI and local agents In con­ of aircraft forced to Cuba rose Bates reportedly^ was serving million worth of buildings In the The (Jonttnental hijacker al­ Avon and Charles “ Chip” Greg­ PINTO, People Interested nection with the firmed rcrfjbery. to 88 with a pair of weekend hi­ \ a ' sentence for secondnlegree past five years. lowed Capt. R.E. Green to make ory, 16, and Stuart Graeoon, 10, In NarcoUcs Treatment Or- His bond was set at $28,000. jackings. murder when ho escaped. He The city of New Haven re­ a scheduled landing at Midland, of West Hartford—began their ganlxatloa Inc., is now open The FBI said Reed carried a A Continental Airlines DC9 ZBA Sets was charged with being a fug­ cently asked Yale for $3 mil­ Tex., and take on fuel. He also Journey in San FTanclsoo and Monday throu^ Wednesday tnaietilne gun In the robbery and completed the roundtrlp to Ha­ itive from Justice, breaking and lion per. year for the next three permitted 68 passengers and pedaled across the northern erteninga, 6:80 to 10, in the the second man carried a pisU8. vana Sunday after a young man three stewardesses to leave the bottom floor of the Williams Hearing Portsfimuth to Klttery, Maine. entering, and larceny. years In. lieu of taxes. United States. Body Unidentified Both men were photographed by armed with a knife seized oon- plane^ keeping only Green and Building of St Mary’s Epis­ One of the speakers at the rally Everett was charged with the “I’m never getting on a bike NORWrOH (AP) — 18 police same offenses and receiving a security camera at the bank, tix>l on a fligbt over Texas. the co-pilot aboard. again,” said Jon. copal Church on Part St. was Dr. ^enjam ln Spock. Sisters Succumb police said. Tonight tried unsuccessfully this week­ stolen goods. He is to appear In An ex-addict, a parent of a The dem ^stratlon was In be‘ ROCHESTER, N.T. (AP) —A end to Identify the badly de­ Circuit (3ourt Aug. 18. drug user, and a professional Tolland nears this week should composed male body pulled from half of WllHam Harvey and 64-year-old woman died Sunday 14 STATES GRANT RIGHTS be called Into ‘The HeraM at en route to a hospital and her counselor are on hand to talk the Thames River Saturday George DanleV both of New CHICAGO — Fourteen states to anyone on an anonymous •43-8711. York. Daniels sentenced to Named at Yale sister, who had been caring for ^ EARLY BIRD evening. NEW HAVEN (AP) — Dr. —Alaska, California, Delaware, basis. Ihe phone number Is 10 years and HarVey to six af­ her, was found dead two hours Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, The Zoning Board of A[^>eala A police spokesman said Sun­ (Jcorge A. Silver, 66, former later. " 648-2800. ter they were convicted of pro­ Missouri, New Jersey, New wlU hold a public hearing today day night it was uncertain If the deputy assistant secretary of Mrs. Esther M. Brodle was ^ SPECIALS . medicaj examiner, who had ten­ moting disloyalty among fellow York, Oregon, Rhode island, at 8 p.m. at the Town Hall to health, has been named pro­ dead on arrival at Genesee Hos­ M Marines. Vermont; Washington and Wis­ tatively set the cause of death fessor of public health at Yale hear applloations for four vari­ Spock said their crlme'was to pital, where her husband had consin — have laws granting ances. as drowning, would .require an University, the school an­ “H O M E O F taken her. bargaining rights to employes Police autopsy. The body was so badly .suggest that several other black nounced today. Helen Lees, Rt. 74, Is asking When he returned home, the of state and local governments. decomposed that an autopsy Marines ask their commanders Dr. Silver served as assistant SERVICE AND QUALITY" for a permit to build an ad­ not to be sent to Vietnam — medical examiner’s office said, might prove little, police said. to John W. Gardner, secretary ARRESTS dition to a living rooni within not to refuse to go but to ask. he found the body of his sister- The body was sighted at about of Health, Education and Wel­ 18 feet of atde line. in-law, Mrs. Estella McNamara, John L. Moore Jr., 19, of 9 Mnnahall Smith, Buff Cap Rd.. 7 p.m. by a group of children, fare, from 1966 to 1968. LET US PRICE Linwood Rd., chsirged with Arraignment Today 76, of Newark, lying hear'an up­ Is seeking a permit tor a re­ police reported. YOUR NEXT making an unneceasary noise stairs telephone. pairer’s Ucense at property lo­ MUDDLETOWN (APj — Vir­ Economy Report RXX) BARGAINS with a motor vehicle, and Is­ P R E S C R m O N cated on the west side of Rt. Sentiment Divided gil L. Bales, 48, of We.Htbrook, NEW HAVEN (AP) — Yale sued a written warning for Bauk Robbery ’ 196 at the Intersection of Mer- dessribed as an cscaiipee from University pumps $78 mllUon speeding. Ckxirt d^te Aug. 11. WASHINGTON (AP) — Rep. b a s t h a v e n (AP) — One ARTHUR DRUG raw Rd. and Goose La. Lowell P. Welcker, Jr., R-Conn., tho Alabama State Prl.son, Is to each year Into the economy of DOUBLE VMUE STAMPS — ^ WEDNESDAY man haa been arrested and po­ Lyle M. ’Thorpe. Anderson Rd., says sentiment within his dis­ Fred M. Slosek, 19 of East la seeking permUatdn to rent a trict is about evenly dlvljled on Hartford, charged with reck­ lowering the voting age In Con­ SOUTH WINDSOR MANCHESTER less driving. Court date Aug. 11. dwellli^ with less than the re­ necticut to 18. quired floor area. Burr Co-ners 725 Middle Robert A. Roblllord, Crystal Sullivan Ave Shopping Center Martha Toner of Rt. 86, Bol­ Welcker announced today that Shopping Center Turnpike Lake Rd., U aaklng permlselcn a poll Indicated the proposed ton, charged with making an Tolland Turnpike East to build a breexeway and two- constitutional amendment that Improper left turn. Court date Aug. 11. car garage within 19 feet of the would lower the voting age may side line. be In for trouble In a referen­ LOW PRICtSl Bids for the revotustton of dum next year. Donald (Jovlll, 19, 196 Autumn F i r s t St., charged with failure to obey estate In the town wlH be Although the Republican con­ a state traffic control sign. Hartford Man Hurt in Coventry Crash opened Friday at 10 a.m. at gressman did not release over­ 1 TOP QUAUIY*. Court date Aug. 20. the TV>wn Hall. all totals, he said constituents In N a t i o n a l D o n ^ Cjw, 28’ of Hartford Is (n satisfactory condition at Manchester Memorial Hospitnl of- - Seated bide will be received eight categories based on age I a ’ll 4 * J j M Ralph Cook, 21, of Rockville, broadside Saturday night on South St. in Coventry, t'yr suffsrn] multtole up until the time of opening. and political affiliation favored I V a lu a b le S t o r e s charged with failure to obey R e t u r n . ‘The car was severed In two by the crash and the driver’s stds had to be removed to 'The succlwrul bidder will be­ lowering the voting age to 18. tree Cyv, a state traffic control sign. gin work ^ or before Oct. 1 Seven categories preferred the Court date Aug: 11. of this year And must autxitan. present age of 21, and one cat­ [stH SWMM'- POPULAR ENRICHED WHITE prop*>r passing. Oourt (kite Au­ ttally oumplets the project by had been collected. This does egory of Democrats over 85 was Rep. King loins in Tolland Park Work gust H. Joseph Orsino, 42, of Wapplng, Vernon not Include many large mort- Oct. t. 19T1. evenly divided. charged with failure to obey a giige payments still to "be made coiktoct a helps clear an area at Crandall’s Park In ‘Tolland dur- Michael Barton, 21. of 12 ^ apruw up park. Others at work are John Campbell, left, director of state traffic control sign. Court by the banks valuation wltMn every 10 years Woman Prisoner Loose Donne St., charged with making BREAD C^wl, executive director of RockvlUe Area Chamber of Com­ date Aug. 20. Elderly Plan ‘The total amount scheduled on Unnecessary noise with ii BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Police merce, (Herald photo by Bucelvlclus) - -to be Collected during July Is Advertlsement— motor vehicle. Court dote Au- were searching for a woman William Roberts, 22, of Wap­ $2 million or half the total T. J. O orkett. Realtor Una plng, charged with failure to gUit 11. Baseball Trip opened a branch office on Rf. prisoner who bolted from the MONDAY • TUESDAY • WEDNESDAY ONLY • PACKED IN amount dm- The office of the police Nation Jail after being al­ obey a state traffic control sign. tax collector Is located In the 196. Law Babin Is nuuisger. 8to^ lowed to make a telephone call Miss Guadano Goes to Spain Court date Aug. 20. Donald Hennegan, 17, of 232 On Wednesday. 46 eldin-ly resl- In and see him. Below Ralph Rd.. chargtxl wltli fail­ dontM will go U> New York by Memorial Building, Park HI. Saturday night. POLY TIE-BAGS Tho^e mailing In bills must Cumberland Fkrm Store. James Machle, 22. of Coven­ ure to obey a state traffic con- IniH to see a baseball gajiu> be­ She Is Nettle Jones, 29, of In Smith College Program trol slirnal. tween the New York Mels and have them postmarked no Inter Bridgeport, who was being held try, charged with failure to than Friday. U SD A l FOR EXTRA obey a state traffic control sign. the Houston Astros Ht Slint American NudcH In lieu of $5,000 bond on charges c By MAROABET AUU8IO lingual family that will certain­ Court date Aug. 20. tXIMPlJUNTS Stadium. of selling narcotics, possessing Sandra Lee GuadOno’s nos­ FRESHNESS! ly, sympathize with her thirst Vandalism has been reported Froniotinfr Film narcotics, destroying evidence CHOICE. talgia for Spain wUl finally ba Tlie bus will leave Franklin IHUtK for foreign culture. Her father Martha Ponchak. 186 Green at the home of William Libby, ____,, Ihirk lU 8 :46 a m iind will make Town(ielH Hill and Interfering with a search. satisfied. The daughter of Dr. taught French and Spanish for Police said she asked a pa­ and Mrs. Michael Guadano of 66 Rd., charged with failure to 28 Ash St., where a SMimmlng plckujw In the center of Ris k- ‘TaMtcfullv Done’ years at Manchester High obey a state traffic control sign. pool was slashed over the week- vllle ami at I-.ak'ayrtte SqiBire For Car Rc^pair trolman about 7 p.m. If she Phelps Rd. win saU for Spain School and various community KBjpftnOiE. ria. (AP) - BONE Aug. 38 as a Smith College Court date Aug. 20. The next trip the elderly will Amsttltan nudw* * srs (Insnctng could make a telephone call and colleges. He was recently ap­ Mrs Kk'ttia Flake of 232 ran from the phone to an un­ Junior Year Abroad student. ’ ---- ^— make will lie an Aug, 12 for un s promotloiial Mm wtth ”tMte- pointed associate dean and pro­ Albert Paul, 23, of Ludlow. locked door and fled. The po­ IN LARGE It was quite a while ago that A bicycle belonging to the all-day oulUig al Uike Cwu. Wiaalliind St tula iwknl the fuUy scense’ ’ Intand- fessor of foreign languages at Mass., charged with speeding! liceman chased her down a Sandra was first In Europe, but m n of George Kay, 444 W. Mid- p,«m.-e The trip will be «,«,• Te • • nudists who had Spain,” explains Sandra, “ be­ driving In violation of a limited cracker Saturday night. when i| atnick elUier the twt- from him If they campaign for LEAN - TASTY/ Sandra is interested In the license. Oourt date Aug. 11. penalty being cluirged. If the • om only ■noies tor four, (toys cause I remember how beauti­ but them- loin of tile Iracka or a bump specific tax changes, such as a recurrent themes of Spanl* but the people ail ui II !■ missing irom oucK- ^ leas than $60, It nUMt be —drsosed and wera home gun ful It was the few weeks we An urn Is missing from Buck- Juat -to tile went of them. state Income tax. literature: Love, honorvn«r and o ' Spain,” she said____ Dur­ have from Smith, one from Bryn Muriel Tobin of East Hart­ CAPE TOWN—More than $200 Mrs. Sylvia Wilson, tax col- »•." Hadley sold. an eduoo- certain of what the fairest form vM ttAief iji sprung from a Sunday school Mawr, and a boy from Har­ ford, charged with failure to million la being spent on build­ lector, reports Uiat as of 8a tMng. aomeiMng Mke ttw of taxation ls,“ he said. “ That 1C BROTH i teacher’s explanation of the vard who will all live In Spanish obey n state traffic control sign. ing roads In South Africa. Most turdny more than $16 million HnWed g\md would u m . or certainty Is Impossible without Ascension. homes and study together at Impressive are Johannesburg’s tnayhs Oeneral Motors. “ an o((lce-by-o((lce examination, ^the University of Madrid. ‘They $84 million expressway system of the spending of Connecticut ITRLIHR SHUSHGE AT OUR lb COUNTER will also spend three weeks In Richard Brodle Jr.. 22, of 1 4 and___ Cape Town’s lO-yesr, $70 government to know where sav­ Barcelona and travel through­ Packard St., charged with Im^ million freeway propam ' ings can bo made.“ TUBBorr NO. 1 DBE8SED out the north and south of the country. Sandra, a dean's list Protetft March FILET * / student, plans side trips to PORTSMOUTH, N.H. (AP) — RICHMOND (KMMvn as Halibut FUet) SMELTS France, Italy and Lebanon dur­ Members of the New England TROPI-CAL-LO / ing vacations. Committee for Nonviolent Ac­ PLAZA DEPT. STORE tion of Voluntown, Conn., were SELECT CHOICE BRISKET (We Have A Nirtlon ‘To Please) ^ Used Cars among 200 persons who staged SUMMER DAZE Ve r n o n •> E. MU>I)U.,E ‘IPKE. (Next to Popidar Market) a protest march on behalf of [O FFEE ^ ORRHCE Open Wed., Thuiw. A Pri. UU 9 two Marines Imprisoned at tlie tRFKXlHO CORNED 35 Bicyclistg Navy Disciplinary Command. Regular or Drip ROYS' WATER REPELLENT PERMA-PRESS that have to be seen The VoUmlown group was 2 LB C A N SEWING MACHINE Travel 16-Mile listed among sponsors of tlie THICK JACKETS march which traveled from h. b e e f END Ellington Route Hizem 4-16. For camp and vacation m a a to be really appreciated! now, tor achool later. Vaiuea to »5. M r// f t # « ■ / f OEARANCE! starting from a parking lot FIRST CUT - 99<\h. on Union St. In RockvlUe more / t s than 36 bicyclists traveled over a 16-mUe route Sunday In the 1W66 BUILTC IJ£ HAIIRK CUSTOM lONVBBTlIHX Euiious SINGER* annual bicycle rally. RENT Choi^Top Qodilty Finished In Verdes gram wKh a while nylon cnnvsrttolo too In DONUTS NOCOBCIRAMUO 'The rally le eponsored by the FOR machines and excellent corvluuai I’i>jn|»lemeo 4-IXX>fl ggXlAN SHRR LEE 8om^ DISCONTINUED' two-thirds of the group triivel- 20 BIRCH ST, MANCHESTER ed the extra six or seven miles. Here im the fe-rfU second <-sr for the family HocenUy traded in - W hy NoH FROZEN CAKES SHERBEf MODELS. Bricedtose^ 'The course chosen went Into (Formerly 42 Adorns St. Sootk) on a new Moningu This ecboomy »(sK-isl“t» etjmpjiii with a J82 ChocoUtt • Banana ■ Orange • (iaidtn Ellington, along Plnney St. and euwe Irtch, ua, ho(we|iowef, a-cyttnler englr«e that Ixirns reguUr We have fully equipped -'i tS All Flavors •comeintoday up to Pinnacle Rd. It was here TEL 649-49M gee. 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\ PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C O ^ ., MONDAY, JULY 28, 1969 A' \ MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 28, 1969 Rick Reichdrdt Leads Angels^ Attack PAGE THIRTEEN 4'«/’ ... - . iA*%’''i ^ Legion Blanked Third Straight Orioles Smash . -r. -r:... .. ------— ^ P , .. .500 CampbeD’s Betsy Rawls r r i v Monday, J t i y $8 DeCormier vs. Acadia 7:30 Mound Job Sam Siiead, Aaroh Tied Hardin Hurls Nebo Snaps Long Two- Green Manor v9. Sportsman NEW YORK (AP) — era a year ago and leads the the ninth to get the last three 5 hours and 52 minutes. 9 Nebo Im p r e s s e s Rick Reichardt is 20 home powder-puff Angels in batting ■ • * • B.A. Club vs. Telephcne 6:16 Ck>lf Slump r u n s short of Lefty Phil- this season with a .276 mark. Robinson’s third inning TWINS >. INDIANS — Nebo It s wait until next year In Canadian Golf Classic > 5 ^ lin s’ irreat exnert.at.innR "I'm trying to get a little more homer was the first hit off Ta- Lenox vs. Methodist 6:15 g : KIAMESHA LAKE, N.Y. \ lips’ great expectations— Leo Cardenas’ three-run hom­ 'for Manchester’s American elevatlon on the ball. turn in 21 appearances since the Keeney — Betsy Rawls, who and a couple of big jumps er In the sixth wiped out a 6-2 MONTREAL — (AP) (toU ^ipk>r»hlp. A 1» at stake K v e n Snead coneW "that the Fire vs. ’Pedford’s 6:16 Rob­ Legion baseball team in ahead of the other Califor­ "Hom e runs are irrevocable. Cleveland lead and Harmon Kil- snapped her putting slump in a Sam Snead and Tommy l* ® $23,000 purse to the winner Aaron boy Is due to -win a Wg ertson Zone Eight play. Once the ball is gone, they can't ''®' lebrew capped a three-run sev­ brilliant surge to run away with Aai-on have done their hit '‘"‘i “ of iw.aoo to one soon." nia Angels. Tuesday, July 29 The locals suffered their 31ANCHESTER C.C. take those runs away from “ enth with "a double for his 94th to set the scene, now it’s Aaron had been a nmnerup in Relchardt, the former $176,000 .» 0.98 earned run average. Walnut vs. Billiards 7 :80 third straight whitewash­ t.ie $36,000 LPGA Champion­ BEST SIXTEEN and 9Sth RBI of the year as the 1 C ■ up to a third party the their way into seven tournamenta. This year bonus baby who has never quite * * • Nebo ing yesterday afternoon in ship, wishes she could give Ar­ A-Doc McKee 61-7-64. Ernie ‘ today’.s predicament after - ’ ^ Twins.outlasted the Indians. . a he’s won $70,000. fulfilledluiiiiiea his niB slugging slugging potential potential While Relchardt personally ORIOLES-WHITE SOX_ Sportsman vs. DeCormier 9 ' Rockville by a 4-0 count. The nold Palmer her secret. Susamln M-9-55; &—Jack Oil- ''^^^^nerman — tO let th em craahir^ fine for the Angels,Is, dr< drove in all the battered the Yankees, Balti- icrank Robdtson drUIed his Cleveland knocked out Dave to regulation play Slammln’ Sam appeared to Nebo setback dropped the Manches­ "I wiih I could help him," she va 65-12-53. Al Calamarl 66-11- " i t h th e fin al act. Sunday when botii ended" uj) h a V r ir io w c il^ w a v '^ ^ ^ ln i^ California runsms wiwith a pair of hlgh-Hylng Orioles went 24th and 25th homers and Boswell in a five-run second in­ Wholesale vs. AiuiuUl 6:16 ter record to 8-9 and the ning burst and made It close on said after a brillient 71 Sunday ^ f years hie hiiilor «i- 72-hole totals o( Sunday’s final round after coh- homers------Sunday------in a--- 5------victory on a M-hlt ram p ^e and knocked in five runs, leading Nebo charges of Coach Charlie Graff Chuck Hinton’s two-run pinch which gave her the richest title over the New York Yankees. smashed the Chicago White Sox the Orioles’ barrage e g a l ^ Wyman vs. Congo 6:16 Keeney will now be fighting hard to Tom Jacobsen 70; Blind bogey I® today in an IBJioIe play- Golf O ub I^negxove "7 «« and homer In the eighth. in women’s golf by a four stroke His three-run wallop in the i P“‘ four Chicago pitchers. Winner Gunver vs. VFW 6:16 Rob­ finish at .600. —Tom Jacobsen 70. round to decide this yem-’s The tournamem dirivtors hast- on The wMin^r * * * margin. third inning was the first homer *i„nRopt t Jim Hardin, who tossed a two- ertson PRO SWEEPS . o* the Canadian Open tly announced Uie pl’ivoff Z ' ^ A’S - SENATES — ‘T d had putting problems (or for California against Yankee 4._ , ’ game the ma- hitter,, poled a three-rum homer, Wednesday, Jidy SO STANDINGS the pait two years because of Low gross — John Peragallo - WIXIM start (U 2:16 p.m., EDT. ikmever, Aaron produced a Boeg Powell homered wrlth one Danny Cater slammed a two- pitching in 10 ^ m e s this sea- £ n "ed C l e v e Z ? " U Wainut vs. Green Manor 7:30 age as much as anything else, 72,W(XKly Clark 74. Elnar Lor- ^w -ever a late weaUier tore- tremendous suige iuh he marked aboard and Mark Belanger run homer in the first inning East Hartford Pros Begin son. And his deciding 10th horn- Nebo and began to com e out of it entzen 74, Steve Matava 74, t up an eagle, seven blrdka and and sent home two more runs South Windsor rapped four hits for the runa­ Acadia vs. BUUards 9 Nebo ttirej months ago when I Ken Gordon 74. Stan Hlllnskl ers or Uum^rshowera today. was one-over-par on only one with a fifth inning single, lead­ Manchester way East Division leaders. Dri'vlng School vs. Mata's 6:16 switched from a wrlrt stroke to McKee 72- Snead, who said he wa.s "ver>' lx>le Sunday. Ume in 1969 an Angel has con- American League ac- * • * ing Oakland past the Senators. Windsor Exhibitions Nebo a shoulder stroke. Now, I think • ' rm^m . tlrcd’ ’ after !«iootlng hie twv-un- Billy Casper w^xInd all nected twice In-one game. . . . RED SOX - PILOTS — Dew Krausse, 6-4, coasted to Wa Allied vs: Ray’s 6:15 Keeney Glastonbury fourth straight victory. I’ve got the thing licked.” Oliva 78-12-66, Joe Wall 76-8-68,\ I I v i c ^ Suixiiy, hns wim the title alone tn third .npot with an Joe Lahoud's two run homer Harry’s vs. Discount 6:16 Rob­ Rockville This Week "Relchardt should be hltUng ANGLES - TANKS — At 41, Miss Rawls is the old­ Bob White 79-11-68, Emfe Rol- -I H I S W C e K on three prevKxx. ocerton s e tg h t-im d e r^ t .k ^ a n T t t 8 ^ 80 home runs a year," said An- - u ^ in the 20th cracked a 2-2 tie at ertson ^ YORK (A P I - Pro foot, ‘ f " ' T-Umald K e ^ T J ^ ROYALS - TIGERS — Rockville got on the score- est ever to win this cbamplon- gels Manager Phillips. "He a J Seattle and tt>e Red Sox added Thursday, July 31 SENIORS ^AM PION SH IP ball. Us offseason punctuateil . fixiitli al 281 while Al Balding of board in the first inning. With sh'p, the ^richest In women’s works awful hard, but he has a B ^ e t i;another ...... run before. the Pilots’ Rookie Buck Martinez’ three- Klock vs. Alberti’s 6:15 Nebo Jim Horvath 163-20-133, May- with squabbles over the plnvrrs who blistered the Pine- Toronto tied fiw fifth with Now one oyt. McGerry reached flirt greater potential than he’s after Horace Clarke sent Tern my Harper closed the gap run first-inning homer launched WINF vs. Taylor’s 6:16 Sulrrs^gf 33 R®K P®"®'®" and Joe NanikoTs *® ® rivonl Z«d«i;d’."B.* ';iar7eV. laM via a walk. Wheelock was safe shown.” , 2-0 with a sec- with a homer in the’bottom h a 7 the Royals' attack against De­ Keeney won it in 1957 183-16-137, Earl Anderson with Commissioner Pete Roielle ** Sttndaj-, never l«u« w\hi a y,vu-’s champion, at 282 The MT*» * inning double and pitched Jim Lonbore the eifirhtih Bor- troit, helping rookie Jim Rooker Gorman vs. Herald 6:16 Rob­ on a shortstop throwing error "ira a question now of leam- two-hit battle for 6 1-3 Innings ton hurler up hte ^ and a rightfieJd error allowed ^tsy siSId in from three »P®<‘ gain the pitching decision with ertson strokes b ^ and showed the . "TWELVE moves In this week to grab P^-Unis record George Kmidson and U.8 proa McGerry to score and Wiieelock Perenniftl Champs: Duke and Hyde la ld ^ e l^ r d t 'w h T h U ^ without enth vlctory^ln 10 d L slon s in relief help from Moe Drabow- vouresters a thine or t'wo as ,he ^ Tony Pletantonto 42-8-37, some of the sports spotlight ***’ niurk eqtmlnl by Hob Hoabiirg. Jack EXdisr and John said Relchardt, who hit 21 horn- a loss. Rudy May camo on in the marathon duel, which lasted sky. BEO BASKETBALL went to second. CalucI was safe Senior League on a second base error and I ^ V. ' u. Hotnans 44-5-39; B -P e te Teets raising exhibition gomea a* « Monday, July 28 Wheelock scored. It was the J*'" hlghllghl of X openero Hawks vs. Indians 7:45 >.; locals third oUt of the inning, Hyde, Duke Triumph TOUrse. which Is rdeknam^ "The Maynard Qough 47-7-40; C— wlH be played Friday n l^ t In .’j". Jets vs. Knicks 9 with no hits being made. ®®""Y Monaco 48H0-88, Mike Chicago between the^ N^ath Tuesday, July 29 Another opportunity came tor earlier sibrlnsz 48-9-S9; George Me- Quarterbacked New York Jeta COLLISION COURSE— New York Yankee’s leftfielder Bill Robinson and short­ Geiger Handy Man Biota -vs. Aetoe 7 :46 - Rockville in the bottom of the In Neipsie Tourney icund: of 7i. 72 and 79. Lao^^y 49-9-40, Mort Herman the College All-Stara stop Gene Michael collide in cfenterfield as lioth went after a fly ball off the Tomato vs. Elagles 9 ' third, when Wheelock reached bat of California Angels’ .Jim Spencer. Michael made the catch for the out. Intermediate League on an error after______two outs. „T h e Nelpsic Tennis Club's fomth annual men's'don- BITUMINOUS Wednesday, Jiiiy SO Calacl was safe on an error and Dies tournament climaxed Sunday afternoon with Mar- R<«se °n the eighth Bogey Reg Curtla 74. ’ Baltimore at San Diego, Indian Jr. vs. Crockett 7:46 stole second w^h m e elock ad- tin Duke and Phil Hyde taking the honors for the in front to stay at s w e e p s Minnesota vs Miami at Tam- Lahoud’s Homer Wins 20-Inning Marathon Game National League On Astros ^ Roster Eastles vs. Stags 9 ' vancing to t h ^ Burleigh was fourth straight .year. A small crowd of 25 watched un- ~ ““ftY E'ch 77, Jim »«• ‘•'i® East Division Thursday, July 31 safe as the shoitotop made an- der a gray sky while Duke and ------—______„ ^ ® for second with Sue Horvath 77; Net—John Peragai- » Chicago at Wnahlngt.m. DRIVEWAYS NEW YORK (AP) — Atlanta explosion in the seventli W. L. Pct.G.B. er also homered for the Braves, Wholeeaie vs. Barry’s 7 :46 other error and m e e lo ck came Hyde triumphed over Glaston- ^ »Dot 79. "They each 68-4-64, Maynard aou gh 79- Htiffiilo at Houston PARKING AREAS • GAS STA'nONS Gary Geiger has been irniing that gave the Braves an who remained one game ahead Chicago 62 39 .614 — Elagle Jr. vs. Mata’s 9 players Dale VanWlnkle a not too close score at ®" ^ «til«h, jg.gg j^^n Rieder 87-20-67; « < «»* » CUy vs. Oakland at BASKETBALL COURTS New York 66 41 .673 4V4 through the medical mill 8-2 victory over the Expos. of Los Angeles, two up on San With two ouU in the fifth, and Ben Ford, 6-2, 6-2. ®'2' friends and f®“ r rhots back, Karazea 79-11-68 Birmingham. Ala. 8IU{ om r SOFTBALL St. I^ouls 62 49 .616 10 and Rico Carty’s health In other National League Francisco and 8% In front of pickCTSon beat out an infield The annual July event got off partners, the veteran M r:^ l ^ g e whose tee shots MEMBER GUEST Namath will appear against NOW BOOKING — PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW! RSox Missed Three Planes, Work PMMMUly Supervlnd. Wo a i« 100% feMrw Pittsburgh 60 49 .606 11 games Stmday, Cincinnati Cincinnati In the Ught West Dl- W. L. hit. Gampbell reached first on t„ ^ ^ this year ®Damps seem to have a magic ^t® «te water and the lo^ net-Ready-Smlth 76-21- ")e All-Stars with only two chart would make interest­ BUiiards Phlla’phia 40 68 .408 2014 rapped Now York 6-3, Los An- vision race. 24 0 an error and Cimmbera singled only nine teams entered. ®®'"‘>‘n f“ ®n '^th their "AUs- '®ugh, also shot 79 tor fourth gg. stanford-Slncannl 77-18.89; practice. He spent the ing reading for any MD. Green Manor 19 6 Montreal 33 67 .830 28>4 g«l«s tripped Chicago 6-2, Pitts­ DODGERS - CUBS — to center bringing D i c k e y Qne preliminary match was ‘ ''‘‘ I*®" technique that keeps place at 298. She was followed Smlth-Nlgro 77-17-60; Plodzlk- ' ‘rat weeks of the Jets’ workouts OEMAIO BROTHERS ’ Butthe y hardly resembled Aoadla/ Seattle Misses the Boat burgh clipped San Diego 4-1 and * * * U> 18 . home. That ended the scoring, successful for Dave Keith and “ y'*® "®^ ®''^®Y" “ urle Undstrom, 76 for 299; „o^an 72-11411; Jack Ollva-Joe retirement after he elected CALL 643-7691 or 647-9798 West Division invalids to the Philadel­ 3t. Louis routed Son Francisco Walnut Barber 7 16 Atlanta 68 44 .669 — The Dodgers beat Feiguson Campbell wlffed nine batters Al Werbner over Bill Knight ° " ‘®“ '®'’ service to Lidlng money winner Kathy oilva 78-12-61 ■ Low O roes-E ■'“ "® « •« Q®“ football rather SEATTLE (AP) — The ter wrenched his bock in Fri­ Tommy Hiirper homered for 8- 2. Sportsman 6 16 Idis Angeles 66 43 .661 1 phia Phillies and Montreal Jenkins (or the second time in and walked only six. Jeffries and Matt Neill, 6-0, 6-3. Keith ®°'’®''- Wh‘tworth and Donna Caponl, RoUan,i.A. Rollond 70; Bogglnl- bow to Roielle’s ultimatum Boston Red Sox missed day’s game. tile Pilots In the 20th but theire * ♦ * DeOonmler 6 19 San Fran. 66 46 .660 2 Expos. three days, kayolng the Cubs’ struck out two and walked and Werbner were then over- f^°r the le n ^ th 76 for 300 and Sandra Gustafson 71; Hlllnskl III-Mc- that he sell hUi East Side res- A third tally was addird when wa.i nobody aboard. ASTROS - PHILLIES — three “planes and the Seat­ Cincinnati 60 43 .638 SI Geiger stroked the game^win- ace In . the filth innng alter tag­ ' *^^®’ V ' taken by Win Sharp and Jim s*‘ ‘|'ei tennis players in the P-ilmer 73 (or 301. Namara 71. taurant or (ace suspension. Ccorge Scott singled, moved up Onfe week earlier Seattle lost BEO SOFTBALL tle Pilots missed the,4ioat Houston 51 49 .510 6 ntng pinch hit in >the Ikth inning, Geiger missed one whole sea­ ging him for 10 hits. JenkHns Once,, again lt\ was High LeSure, 6-1, 6-2. In other first Obd'ence it is always exciting Ml.is Rawls, who has won vlr- IJiDIBS EVHENTS Roielle charged that Nn- on a Wild pitch and scored on an 18-lnnlng decision to Minne­ .W L. , Sunday as they battled for San Diego 34 68 .333 24 giving Hou^n a 3-2 decision son because of stomaich ulcers also lost Friday’s giame when he Albertt’s C ^ p b e ll who t h r ^ gooseeggs ^und matchea, Duke and Hyde ‘ ° ‘ “ ""Y ®'*®ry major tlUe, Includ- Nine Hole - Sweepstakes- "lath’s Bachelors HI was being Hus.i Ulbson’s dingle. sota 11-7 In a game that ov»!r- 01’ 1 over the Phillies Sunday and and the better part of the anoth­ was (breed to leave afier being Whote(sale at Mancherter. ’The husky right- (seeded No. 1) trounced Har- August events at Nelpsic In- ’,"1^*°“ '' ^ ® Opens and the first—Rita Belko 89; second frequented by questionable 20 innings — longest game The Pilots might have won ex­ rjin the Saturday night curfew I Saturday’s Results ■ T ' 6 Oarty’s two-run homer amaipped er because of a collapsed lung. struck on his pitching thumib by b .a . caub han^r, who ch ok ed the l^ a ls pagtd and Dave Warren, elude the fourth annual Club “"PGA In 1969 In a brilliant 18- ja „e Llndstrom 42. characters. in the majors this year— cept for the sunshine In their and was finbiliiud Sunday. New York 3, Cincinnati 2 7 6 Chicago 3, Ix)s Angeles 2, 11 a 1-1' .tie and ignited a seven-run Still, he has swung the bet a line drive. Klock * ^ 1, ®'f‘ ®’f ' •^ack Davis and Stan Tournaments In Women’s y®®r cuToer, made few mistakes BEST SIXTEEN After six weeks of squabbling, liefore the Sox broke away own park. The latest marathon was a • 1 ’ Innings well enough In parts of 10 big BUI Sudakis drove in two runs Driving School 6 7 night at J «. Nebo, tms tlnra palkensteln topped Sy Kaplan Doubles and Mbced Doubles. ®''®'' ‘ *'® ’ayout, ^111 wret Gross — Helen Noel 71. net Namath finally bowed to the for three runs and the 5-3 Hyd O’Brien had singled for pitching battle for 18 Innings, with a homer and sacrifice fly The 11 best Montreal 7, Atlanta 4 league seasons to qualify as a Telephone was even s h a ^ r , allowtog jurt Nell Ellis, 6-3, 6-3; and No. Deadline for signing up is Aug. ' ’’®'" ® Saturday rainstorm. She cora Anderson 89. Edna Hllln- Prraaure and his deeply-lmbeil Bofton In the 19th and Carl Yas- ikuton flingers giving up 11 hits 0 7 victory. San Frnn. 7, St. Ixiuls 6 handy guy to have on the bench and added a key single as Don AnmAli one—an Itttleld single by John 2 seeds, VanWlnkle and Ford 4. A club Father-Son round rob- greens, never went over gi,i 66; PutU Helen Noel 27. desire to play football, Joe Ijiihoud, aubstltutlng (or trax^mskl lofted a towering pop and Seattle to;-.sets nine for that » T . Pittsburgh 4, San Diego 8, 10 High Jump and that’s what the Astros hod Drysdale, struggling with a sore Miota’s Socha m the seventh inning. edged Ted Bailey and (tourtney in Is planned Aug. 3, and a P” " posted two birdlee with FOUR B A U / agreed to sell his Interest in the the Injured Tony Oonlglluro, fly Unit leftflold Greg Qoos- cl;itancc.- 2 10 Innings in mind when they drafted hltn ahoulider, won Ws fifth game. Campbell has been a thorn in Bourns 8-6 6-3 Member-Guedt Mixed Doubles •'ults of 18 and 66 fleet. Helen Noel, Lynn Prior, Nel- ®®»‘ ®®'-ont, aliook hands wlUi liisTied a home run Into the right •sen lost In Uw* sun. When the Ray Culp. Boston’s mound ace from the St. Louis organization Ron Santo and Billy Williams INDY SOFTBAIJ. ■ the side of Manchester all sea- ' ^ ..,..9 4 — 4 4 at- _ 0-A_ used cars Houston 4, Philadelphia 2 In the semifinals, Duke and is scheduled Aug. 16. Several Her victory Sunday, her 80th, i „ Johnson, ' Tnna M lk o l^ k y “ "<1 J®'®®*! tbe JeU field scuts with Rico I’etrocelll ball droiiped, O’Brien was .scor­ with 14 victories, went the first Sunday’s Results Record Set last winter. homered for the Cubs. W. L. J?" Ry*!® tromped Sharp and Le- inter-club matches are on the ‘"ereared her 1969 eamlnga to 63’ Janet Shaw Betty Benton ®""'® apecUtors may on base to give the Sox nil the ing and Yaz was on second 10 and Marty I*altln worked the Cincinnati 6, New York 3 , Geiger showed bow hamty he ♦ * * Ray’s 9, 8 ^ his twrd over the silk sure, 8-2, 6-2, while VanWlnkle program for August also. All "tore than $13,000, ninth on the Cathy Glblln, Peg Chanda 86' ‘" '’“ ‘le Chicago’s Soldier Field bas<‘. iirst nine for Seattle. ruiu they needed In the game r^os Angeles 6, Chicago 2 By Braswell could be when he delivered the GIANTS ■ CAROS — Taylor’s 9 8 ’ ers. RockvUle now has a 6-10 hard to take members are eligible. Slgn-up money list and upped hier career Ro^y Simon Cora Anderson “ ®a‘44ltstill possesses SI....the serial_ _ ..J _ 4 on this page: The Giants lost ground with 9 3 xfxrt for Manchester ®‘’®®‘® ®''® ®" ^*’® ‘>®«tr^ e.imlngs to more than $232,000, R^y Porclak. Janet Hunt 86. utes of Sunday sunelilnc. Ui:ed eight mnumlsmen and Lenox half of the Inning on Steve Hov- St. Louis 8, San Francisco 2 NEW BRITAIN, Conn. (AP)— PhllHes Sunday. Joe Mbigan St. Louis winning Its 15th in the 7 4 1 a iw Falkenstein, 4-6, 6-0, 6-2. With at the new courts, or players third on the all time list behind wizardry that last January "I knew It was mrt when I hit Seattle seven - not counting llie WUNIF ley’s walk, a siierlflco and Jim Pittsburgh 4, San Diego 1 The 6 ft. 11 Vi leap of Mel Bras­ had opened the Astros’ lUh.wlth last 20 starts. The Cards • ■ Will De In Sou , en Hyde .favored to win may enter by calling club pro Mickey Wright and Mias Whit- ELLINGTON RIDGE fioured the Baltimore Colts and It," tjiihoiul chortled. ’’You re­ two the I'llots sent In as iiiisuc- Congo Prlday night at home against Pagllaronl’s single merely tied Houston 3, Philadelphia 2, 11 well Sunday at the Connecticut a pinch double and reached bunched five runs In the second 4 7 ’ in the final, they set a fast pace Fran Sablone. worth. OrooB —B —Jliil Povemuui gave the Super Bowl crown to MUSTANO member thot-e kind.’’ He re­ oes.s’(ul pinch hltter.s. innings Glastonbury and the finale Sun­ the score again at 2-2 instead of State Senior Men’s Track and third on two outs and a pair of inning and Mike Torrez coasted Methodist 2 ID ' 77; O ■— Howie LsiUnMr 88, the Jets. HanMop. AuUmwUc, 6-cyUader. wtro whaeki placed Conlgllaro when the hit­ winning the game. Only Dli'gu .Segui was left un­ AlUed day afternoon In Elaat Hartford. Dave Ronnthal 89; D ^ A rn d e Saturday’s games will pro- Today’s Games Field Championships was a Con­ intentional walks. Then Geiger to the victory. 0 la " dark giwwi. used on Uie 26-miui Seattle rost­ Thus, the locals must win two Zajckln 91. (luce the flrat look ut new Oosch San Diego (Kelley 4-6) at St. necticut AAU record for the drilled his winning hit. Vada Pinson drove In two of er luid ho was warming up m DUSTY SOFTBALL of the three to finish at the .500 Nicklaus.^ Mitchell Four Strokes Off Better Nine _ B _ Jordon Vince liimbanll’s version of the Txiuls (Taylor 2-0), N high Jump, It, was only the 28th hit this the runs with a double and ex­ m 7. OLOSMOIILI tlK> biilliien when the game end­ W. L. level. Laraon S»4l-M ; Frad MoKone Waohlngton Redskins Iximbar- CutiasH 2-Door Hardtop. Ve, outovnotic, power San Francisco (Herbel 4-1) at The representative of the Cen­ season for Geiger but he has tended his hitting streak to 18< BookvUle (4) ed. Tedford’s 12 0 88-4—84, Jack Kearney 40-* -94. <“■ '*’•«' masterminded the ■teertns and brake*, faotory t t r oondlUonlng PAVING Chicago (Hands 11-8) tral Connecticut Athletic Associ­ made them count, driving in 16 straight games. ab r h -po a e rfad Due init of tiAvn In the late aft­ Herald 9 3 . Chambers, cf, 4 0 1 1 0 .0 1 Al Kemp 88-4—M. Jim Pover- Green Bay Packers to more Only games scheduled ation broke his old record by runs and also scoring 16. Hie Reds kept pace with the 3 1 0 0 3 1 0- DRAINAGE — EXCAVATION ernoon, Bo.ston finally Imd to Gorman 7 5 ^ lAoGerry. 3b. nuui 38-4—94; O Howie Isi- >>otx>r» l ‘>“n most people can re m ? lu iC K TilesilBy’s GomM Hi Inches. * » * Braves by knocking off Nelw WheelcNX. lb. 3 2 1 10 0 0 0 EQUIPMENT RENTAL settle for a nilihiight plane Gunver 7 6 Calacl. 88. 4 0 0 2 5 0 0 timer 40-7—38; D — Arnle ®®“ '*><«•" «>ver the R «l- Spnclai 2-Door Hardtop. V e, MiLomatic San Francisco at Chicago BRAVES - EXPOS — York. Tony Perez hammered 0 0 2 0 0 0 • COMMERCIAL • INDIISTRIAI, .'OUlh. The Hcil Sox meet Cali­ Team scores were CXJAA 71, VFW 7 5 " Bufteigh. If. Floyd Tops Field Zackln 44dO—84. skins' after a year’s absence ■ '• • H n s, low mUeage. Houston at New York, 2, twl- 4-F Stridera of New Canaan 61, Carty. who missed’ all of last his 29th homer and third in the Case. c. 0 0 11 0 0 0 • RESIDENTIAL fornia Tuesday In Anaheim. North End 3 9 LAFoAnte. 2b. 0 0 0 1 0 0 Kickers — (Ink — F n u * Wll- '®"'" D*e coaching ranks, nlght University of Connecticut Husk­ season because of tuberculosis, last four days while Gerry Arif- B. I>lckezmi. if. 3 1 1 1 0 0 0 PRICE, QCAI/ITY and .SERVICE ASSURED ’’They,’ ’ .said Seattle manager Harry’s 2 10 son. Bob O’Brien, Bob Brodty. '’‘D® R®'»'‘»“ ‘>®P* f® Da''® m 7 VOLKSWAGIN Atlanta at Phllndclphla 2, twl- ies 31, Age Group Athletic As­ conUnuad his comtoacic with his go won Ws first game of the sea­ OampbejT p. 3000000 fitoflon Wagon. One owner, low mil <. by Calling Joe Sehultz about tlie Reil Sox, Discount 1 11 ' Dwlre, ab, 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 Pat IlMtomefkco, Mlark Krsvtts, strengthened thrlr running lUi* nkght ’ seventh homer of the year. Re- son. T. Dk*eneon. If. OOOOOOO new. armin* white "were lucky to get out (jf town sociation (AGAA) of New Lon­ 76; O xick Reynold* , Irv K“'"® with the acquisition Bun IxiB Angeles at Pittsburgh, 2, don 24 and Southern Connecti­ (Juced to a part-time performer, • * * ALUMNI JR. BASEBALL with an even split" In the' tour- twi-night T o t a ls 31 4 3 27 10 1 1 In American Open Farber, Al Kemp, 77, day from New Orleans of Randy THOMAS COLLA cut AthleUc Club (8CAC) 18. Rico has batted .377 to 61 games PIRATES - PADRES — w. : 19M VOLVO pim e Meries. Montreal at Cincinnati, N .. BCaaeheatar (0 ) Mixed aooteh 18'Hoi«. - fink ®‘ Dultz They gave up on undU Other winners were: for the Braves this season. Tigers j 143-S 4-apaad, A M /F ll kmHo. mint, dark blue CVmnecticut (^instruction (k>rp. 6 4 3 -9 8 6 5 Jim Ixinborg, hud In the San Diego at St. I.ouIb. N Roberto Clemente ripped tour a b r h p o a e r b i AKRON, Ohio (AP) "I didn’t play any practice -’nld. "After playing 18 holes I — Ed, Lil MorUrty 98-2914— closed 1970 drsft choice. 100-yard dash: Llanos, 4-F, His shot against Montreal’s straight singles, driving in one Red Sox g OfNell, cf. 2 0 0 3 1 0 0 Miami’s Dolphins tuned up procession of Boston pitchers, S m it h . I f . 4 0(1 0 0 U0 0 0 j>nv Flovd attended a irolf rounds here,’,’ the brash, cocky was giving a clinic and talking 8714; aecond — Dick, Oarol :9.9. Steve Renko Jolted the rookie Mets ’ g 2 2 0 Sunday tor their game with 1VU VOLKSWAGIN got ’credit tor the victory, his run and scoring two to lead ilS u r o , ab, 20033302 0 0 3 ...... _ _ character said after winning to the auillence about rhythm Carlson ai.ix_sa'Sl-IA—68; third — >Tom. r«. Anierleun I vague 220-yard dash: P. Wollklmd, and the Braves went on to score Yaqks g BaAeMAD. SW 4 0 0 2 6 2 0 Minnesota with a game-type 3-Door 4-4gMMd. oscoUoiu oondttlon Two to Fi'vcnth of tlio season. Seattle’s East Division Pittiftnirgh past San Dlegb. W!l- S o c h a . M . 4 0 1 1 2 1 0 Korlyn W«Mi 99-24- 68; flourtti chooae tnan. tX.’ AA, :23.9. five more runs in the liming to Dodgers g U scrimmage In which rookie line­ Rob Ixicker was the loser. W. L. Pet. G.B. He Stargell 'walloped a triple O u c h - c . 4 0 0 3 U 0 Floyd, and found out what ..^n c o if Oasaic Sunday Chet, Ellle Wlucz 91-2H4 440-yard dash: Fitzpatrick, un­ whip the Expos. XL Noeke. lb. 5 0 0 U 0 1 0 '‘While I was talking to them 1 backer Dale McKtollers of Fkirt 1M9 VolkswagM Baltimore 68 31 .687 and home run tor the Pirates Jeffrlea, p, 2 0 0 2 3 0 0 was wrong with "Ray ”l gave on exhibition over In started thinking that’s what had Gross- Jack MdMeekln. 1944 VOLyO THINK SMALL $1886.50 Sedan attached, :49.2. Until Carty connected Renko, and Jim Running won his lUnth Mary Hsslin 88 State rambled 101 yards wrfth 123-a 4 epaod, low mIt*ago. Detroit 66 42 .667 12 27 0 1 24 13 7 0 Floyd. Wealern Pennsylvania," he been my problem I had a good 880-yard run: Cesarlo, CCAA, and Atlanta's Jim Britton had T o t a ls rifvUe A II.., O A on Intercepted pass n je Inter- Delivered in Mancheator Boston 66 44 .660 12>4 game with late help from Bob : ■ feeling when I came here, I (ell Ciieiiien Advance 2:0.4. matched two-hltters. Clete Boy- Mooee. to n liiC B 133456789 T V X a l.i Equipped with leatherette interior, Wash’n. 62 63 .496 19 Major League ' J It had solved my problems. 74; B Lou Becker 7 9 ; ^ ^ cepHlon to,|ched rAt an 18 9 vlcto 1V44 PO RSCH E Mile run. Ctonnolly, AGAA, R o c k v iU e a 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 X 4 windshield washer, 2-«peed elec­ In Slate Toiirneyc New York 48' 64 .471 2H4 ntmaj^e Cards ”When people would ask me Jim John«>n 81; Dsve Ro— “ " jo 013 Sopead. KaUy graan. never .nibad tric wipers, heater, . (Moggor, 4- Cleveland 40 61 .396 29 4 :28.8 = L e a d e r s = Sac: Calad: cto; I>w1re to Ca^ad Baltlmore. still smarting from way safety (lashers, b^k-up Three-nille run: Pelletier, OC- to Wheelock: lob: Rockville 6: how I’m playing I’d say I was 81; .D — Tom Ferpison lOO Us defeat by the JeU. will be AJter dropping the opening West Division American l^eagne ICanchevier 7; bb; ChjnpbeH 6. Jef­ playing real good. I don’t think Best Selected Nine 1?47 VOLVO lights, front and roar seat belts, AA, 16:44.8. fries 3; ao; OampbeU 9. Jeffries 2; facing another American Fool F 1800 4-bpood, A M /m radio hUek Minnesota 61 39 .610 — (300 alt bats)—Oaiww. ’ Art TUUn 28-2-26; B I jOU leatherette headrests, steering gjuiie Siiturday mnmiiig to Slx-mlle run: Spurting, UCtonn CiiiV>irK>: wp; Oampbell. they believed me." ball t>eagur team In San Diego’s interior. ‘ Oakland 56 40 .683 3 Minnesota .373; R. Smith, Bos­ Becker 92-4 28; C Bob Bro- wheel lock and rear window de- Ceclo BitUdpni of Greenwich. Huskies. 31:02.6. All-Stars Taper Off Then he paused (or a moment. Chargers (roater. \ Seattle 42 87 .424 18H ton .34L W . 1, ... I,,,. '*>' **•*—2'f' Harry Orkm 99k Center Bllllaixls .‘donned biu'k Kansas City 42 68 .420 19 120 high hurdles: Folnberg, Maybe they 11 believe me 27; D Ed Ro«»khaJ 97-19- 1V47 nRitmo / unattai'hed, :16.6. R. Jackson, Oakland I Dorm Keliner 99, Vara ilonnon Hardtop V I, I in>»ad. flaotory air'candKlantm Itt. S3, ToBand TpkC to win their next two giumvs In Chicago 40 69 .404 20H 88; F. Robinson, Baltimore 81. j Checkered Flag 27 , B — Joe Ooei 48-18 -92 IFD TRUDO*^' I Talcottville-Manobeat 440-yard Intermediate hurdles: 100; (ER) , California 38 60 .388 ^ For Friday’s Clash He proved his point in con- Ktohers Lee Baum. Jim Not A — Mel Is Memnions •49-2808 the douliU' elimination State Singer, CCAA. :68.0. Runs batted in—KiUdbrew, NEW YORK (AP)— Except m s luicK A G 6N Saturday’s Resulls Minnesota 96; P ow ^ , Balti­ TVio Al) vlnclng fashion, shooting a final Johnson. G. GiUtmms. Pat In- 99-19- 77: Gtoria I-hUbrisdi 1 » Toumiuncint at RaybewtOM l*ark Long Jump: Ford, (XiAA, 21 tor two youngsters named Pete, lOootra 22B Full powar, 4-Ooor Haedtsp, sew- Now York 3 .Califomia 1 more 93. CH ICAG O (AP)- The College All Stars, with a taste round 65 for 26H. a record for itenenloo, Sam B«rman. T2; » -m fW»;- B EUie Tam hi Stratford. ft. 10^. In. der blue, factory air -— ------' Baltimore 2, Chicago 1 n t s —Btair, Baltimore 120; the auto racing script for the of professional football under their helmets, besran tap- the awesome 718()-yard par-70 Wlncke, Al Kemp. Phli brsnlnl 108-27 76 Jon Hoiowia- The kvals t'dgt'd Gy mac. of Pole vault: Kadis, SCAA, 14 Cleveland 8, Minnesota 3 Oll'va, Mlimeeoita 122. weekend Iwld true to form—J»r- gring off today for their meeting with the New York " " “ ‘ h course at Firestone ttoun- DkSor^*. 76.' tv 117 91 86 (W» Greenwich 7‘3 Satnrdny after­ ft. 6 in. tlcularly ' that portion of It relat- (rvtry Club rsltedcalled hvby th,the t/mrin,touring Don't take our word for it You're wel­ Washington 3, Oakland 1, 10 Doubles—Carew, Minnesota lets Friday night in S>oldier Field Net - ' A Oarol Oartson Ml- noon, witli Riiiidy Smith. Jim Shot Put: Connor, UCotui mg to the rich Oanadlan-Ameri-. „ud-summer football innings 28; R. Jackson, Oakland 26; The pros' one of the toughest they MTILIMANTK' LADIES — 17—71! Bette WoMf 99-19 79 come to come over to <»ur lot 'and kick the Hreen, George May. luid Skip Huskies. 61 ft. 8li In. Detroit 12, Kansas City 2 Oll'va, Minnesota 26. CM O l^ ie ^ e Cup seriea classic, classic, featuring featuring Jet Jet quarter quarter- ‘ ° f>®f’°tne the JIrst American play r—< EBOC LAXHES (E R i; B Oonme Kelly UB COMETOTHEDODtlE Cool each contributing t-wo hits Javelin: DuPaul, 4-F, 176 ft. tires. Or the shocks ()i the valves. Or 19 Seattle 8, Boston 6 ■IVenty-six-year-old Pete I ^ - back Joe Namath. might draw '"'"otball I^^ague team to qualify H,«t pro Bobby NIchoU Vault- Otosb —a — Ruth Bis** 99, 99^-TO; Aim HsKowetl 108-91. lowiuil Uie win. Bob Bnuuilck 5 In. Triples—Six tied with 6, other places. Sunday’s Resiilta NABCa 5 ^ G ran^ Touring db In In.the the vicinity of 80.000. ‘ ^® SUr Game in the ed past the slumping Jock Nick- B — Vslma Suilivsn (W»; A 77 (HRi U'll Ole fW'ld Sunday afternoon Home runs—R. Jackson, Oak^ ’ California 8, New York 4 Discus: Grtsko, CCAA, 180 ft. The All-Stars .climaxed their 36th renewal of the classic laus and Bobby Mitchell—who Because these arc “ Svensk Testad" used wlth 'thre,! hlUs as Uie cne.inen 2 in. land 39; F. Howard, W ashte- PERFORMRNCE CUPC Baltimore 17, Chicago 0 ton 94. Saturday" ln a"Bcrtmma^e '^^tch began back In 1934. started the (Inal round m a Ue cars wc'rc talkirifi: about. (Used cars tested ellmliuiliHt Rig Deal Grill of Mlnne.-mta 8, Cloveland 7 Triple jump: Braswell, CCAA, N. C., while 29-yeAr-okl Peto Graham was highly ppleased with Floyd for the top spot- and Nesv Haven 3-1, bosee—Harper, Seeitte J d ' V, n t two 100- 'De St. Louis Cardinals of , - - - Oakland 7. Washington 2 46 ft. 2\ In. Revoon won one of two lOO- « ____ "'Bh the All-Star performancer took second with a 67 fn Miuior Ci«i- AA, 10:02.0. BaOimore 14-0 , 1.000; DennU Hulme, extending the ^ field with a pro club." he said Testad” mechanics No games schrtiulotl !«tnictii»i, (or a 13-12 win. Have 2 88; LoUch, Detroit 14-2, .a m , absolute domlnaUon o f'T e a m tl® ow^ ao^^ard line .w .u .n o . I. slipped to 73 and 276 and a Ue St Mile walk: Brown, unattached, 2.60. Only the ones that pass get into our used W’hlte lUid Jeff Mindianlt lixl Uie Today’s Games 7:37.3. McLaran In the Can-Am series, . T v ^ w / H *■'" 1 that figure with G «w Uttler, Man or woman to restock new type coin dia- Detroit at .Minnesota 2, twl- 68 car ads. attack wlUi (wo hoinei-s apkx'e, TTiose events were rained out Strtkeouts-Lollch. Detwtt. won the Klondike 200 road race three-vard si^rine s m »h '"'‘'D *Dem m the Im- penaen with high quality package candy pro- nlght *64; MciDoweD. Cleveland 1«. I">ave Vlara al-so Imd a hit (or July 13 and rescheduled (or Sun- at Eklmonton. Alberta, by 11 sec- P Crenshaw *(or th P®''®®* departmenu," said Grs-- Nlcklaus, who had six bogeys ducU. NO S E L U N G ! Chicago at Cleveland, 2. twi- Gr®Bt9f Hdrlford’i Exclutiv* Volvo OoaUrthip the RllllardnuMi. (kiy. onds over Ferrari’e Chris by Crenshaw (or the In a stretch of eight boles, fin- nlght {, C.R. returns to Stratford to­ National Leagne Amon. , game s only score. Reports ...... from Hempstead.______with 75 for 278 and a Ue Baltimore at Kansas City, N night to (ace the winner the (SCO at bs(ta)—M Roger McCluskey. a 30-year- ’’We were pretty good on de- n Y where the JeU are trato with Al Gelberger. 69 Washington at Seattle. N Bradford . Middletown game ^.Pittsburgh .880; awven. old veteran of all types o< rac- fense and I liked the way the ing found Namath used sparing- Boston at California. N Trevino in GHO Floyd. 26. son of a golf pro DEPENDABLE PERSON CAN whii'h uhli Ih' iilaytxi mrUer In ^ PHtebUrgh ,3i9. Ing. survived a dust cloud at secondap^ was knocking down ly in a Friday night scrlmmsge ______. __ New York at Oakland. N ) and an avid sports (an who the m-enlng Tlie flnal.s of the HARTFORD (AP) — Lee Tre* Rims-BondB, San Prandsoo - Terre Haut^, Ind.. to ^ a W 2™Dam. Broadway Joe completed four of moved to ChJeag^to be near hU EARN UP TO *800 A MONTH H a r t ^ T im in UUIDY;.„ State Ttxirniunem will tv held rino will play In tt^ Greater TO. Kesslnger. CMcago 7». lap dirt track event tor L8AC head coach of the AII-9tara. ,o passes (or 73 yards and one baseball fsvorUe. th, Ctobs. •j...... VOLVO CORR • SEE LANDY'S SUPERSTOCK CARS Tlnmnliiv. Hartford Open lAbor Day week­ Runs batted in—Santo, CMca- . stock cars. Graham, after a toee-year touchdown while Babe Paiiltl. hadn’t played well In recent 69 Aliinini Girls end at the suburban Wethers­ ffo 86; McOovey. San Fkanctsoo And Richard Petty, two-time tenure as head coach of the Namath's replacement, com- months but said the lesson he . Part or fuJl-Ume positions nestled in this area. • SEE HIS ROLLING SHOP • SEE RACING FILMS field Ctountri- Club. Southern stock car champ won W u h in g ^ Re^kins Js back p i,„ d » of 28 for 206 yards and leanied In the clinic set him up Requires Car, exchange of references,. $1450 to 168 Burntid* Av«. 289-3461 H arH ord D«‘^eat Past Team Trevino’s' e ntrj- was on- a pair of 200-mlJeia at M a ^ aj toe helm (pr the collegians fwi, touchdownSs \ ' for toe tournament ,, $2990 cash, soured by inventory and ^u ip m m t. \ • G ET PERFORMANCE TUNING TIPS ' '' HytlriiplHiit's ,J***tr^ A'®'*’ P*«*Urih • I • - hourxxxl Saturday by GHO of- 160: KeaslngW. CWcago vtlle and NaahviUe, *8 '"* He has had experience in -A- , \ \-----■ ■ ( \ Write - for peieanaJ \ interview, giving phtme • ENTER "WlNvA-CHAF^GER” CONTEST RED b a n k . N .1 (Apt Bob LKUe MSss Sotthall of Man­ warmed up (or the $110,000 coaching All-Star victories. Un- ■■ \\| V flclal.x. He is one of the top * » ^ ^ * ~ * * Alou. Pittsburgh " number tot ^ Perrl o( fkK'eiintvrl, N J . won chester played its annual Alum­ .noney-ainm’Ts on the pro g o U » . Kemlnger. CMcago 29. .. Dixie 600 next Sunday. der Graham, toe All-SUrs post- SWBXIUSI8U the 30th annual renewal of th" ni game on Sunday.' July 27th circuit ' I Trtplee—B, muiama. ChfcMO Hulme’s triumph at Edmon- ed their U.st two triumphs FRFFfN TUESDAY, JULY 29 National Swecp.stake.s Hegatt i Other top entries Include Billy 9; 'M aiv Qncbmetl 0 ton was his sec< ^ in the four against the profesaionsls cham- BUY - SELL ~ TRADE for hydroplane-^ on the Naveslnk at Mt. Nebo field. The game ■ 7;oo to 9:30 R.M. Oisper and Jack Nlcklmis. ' nme-McObvey, San ' races thus far on toe 1969 Can- pions by downing Green Bey KIver had the 1909 Alumni opposed by L. May, Oncinn.- - Am schedule. HU car owner jo-lT in 1963 and Detroit 35-19 In STRATEGIC FRANCHISES Perri .sucoe.aafully defended the 1008 AJuninl testni. The and driving mate. New Zea- i»5g, CHORCHES MOTORS, INC. his olminpionshlp Sunday In the game was played before more lAimbrrjark Titir lander Bruce McLaren, won toe Nevertheless, the All-Stars Cars Af 80 OAKLAND STBEBT, MANCHESTKB Jersey Sjved Skiff I’la.Hs. bring­ than 3(X) fans and was won by HAWYARD, Wls. (AP) -Dave SlGN^-PI.EASE— Sunday was ‘Helmet Day’ at Shea other two. figure to be something like two Dept. 2S ing hts Jo Carvd Two in ahead of ^ 27. - the 1989 Alumni by 'the scoi^ of Geer of Jewett City. C?om,, and Stadium for the .vounifer set and thi.s little lady Pttchmg (• d e c i s i o n s ) - A new (^isparrai 2H deMimed touchdown underdogs to toe hydroplane.i plloteil by Chris AUTO TRADINS POST 13 to 4 Except (or a Big swiing Cliff rittam of N fiw Zealand di.8i’overeil that althoujfh a helmet is a help on the by Texan JUn Hail made lU Jets and Broadway Joe. rulers 426 Pennsylvania AvJiue— Suite 201 C v o i ^ 'v i ^ Ziegler of Ixing Branch N J.. 504 TALOOTTVILLE RD— RT. 83, VERNON AUTHOSIZfD oqotif DIAURS ! CHRYSLER tnniitg In the first (or both won the tw;o-nian bucking cen- field, it can be a hindrance in the stands—espe­ debut at Bdnwnton and was of all professtorul footbal] fol- MOTORS COSriMUnOS and Tom IXmley, Annatxills, I teanw it w-as a well pla>xd te-< during lumberjack compe­ drlven to fourth place by ftxrm- lowing last '’season's shocking Fort Washington, Pa. 19084 Md game cially when seeking: an autograph. New York 872-0589 tition here Sumbiv —Jenkins. CUea- er world driving champ John 16-7 triumph over toe BaiUmore Mets* player Rod Gaspar is .shown here, signing. CAPS «o 1T4; qibsoB. a t LtxA, MB '' gurteca of England Toronto’s Colu “HOME OF l(KH7c GUARANTEE” George Eaton was third. That decision enabled the JeU M fVA»'

• ' ( PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 28, 1969 MANCHES'i e k EVENING HERALD„ MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 28, 1969 BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE PAGE FIFTEEN Np Smohinff, Drinking, Chewin^f school year are reminded that Bolton the guidance office Is open dur­ Vernon Answer »o freyloui fuiile ing the summer, and that they WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRICES Summer Vacation Strict Rules, Regulations Taxes Ihie are welcome to come in tor 1 counseling or to use the col­ ^Refuse Gardens^ Signs lege reference material. / ■ - I ACROSS 60 Fix in place For Lunar Receiving Lab By July 31 Bulletin Board / Day /n... Day Ouf... 1 Rent a Cape 61 Legal point The Public Building. Commis­ Show Way to the Dump ----- cottage DOWN (Contlnoed Iram Page One) sion will . hold an unscheduled Tax Collector Mrs. Marilyn Signs reading "Refuse Gar­ 4 See----- 1 Mature bovine meeting tonight at » In the Com­ Tomoka Ave. which is an exten­ crutches, hearing aids, chronic a thorough section that points Moonan wrants to Inform tax­ Faithful female munity Hall fireplace room. den” will direct the way tor sion of Plnney St., to Rt. 140 geyser alcoholism, a history of schi­ out all personnel “ are expected Vernon residents to the now on PRESCRIPTIONS and left along Rt. 140. 2 Mouths payers that July 31 is the dead­ The Bolton Sporting Club will 7 Visit----- 3 Condescended zophrenia and inability to take to conduct themselves In the landfill dumping area on Rt. The landfill area is about two Canyon D l^ l^ line for paying taxes. Taxes meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. to dis­ . . . resulting in meaningful 4 Leave out Cl^Bn dally shower baths.” - highest of moral and ethical 140 in Ellington. miles from Tomoka Ave. and 12 Its capital is 5 Boat trip on But latcsr In the outline the manner.” unpaid after this date Immed­ cuss the Schroon Lake excur­ Portland (ab.) 40 Exact sion. Starting today, individuals the site entrance is bn the right. tarings to you every day! the Great---- 22 Past rules appear to be modified That’s where the smoking, iately become delinquent and 13 Deface 6 Perforates 27 Disencumber satisfaction for may take rubbish to the area The area has been termed ideal 14 Eagle’s nbit 28 Freudian 41 Liquefied somewhat: "Those personnel on gum chewing etc. comes Ih. It will be subject to Interest at which has been used by V er­ by the State Department of No upa and downs In yonr Preaerlpthm 7 Group of Manchester Evening HeraM 15 Take a trip to criminals term 42 Sports areas the Access List I (the highest proscribes “ no excessive foul the rate of three-fourths of one non’s refuse contractor since the Health tor a landfill operation. eoets—no “discounts'* today, “Regular Bolton summer corres­ prices’’ tomorrow! Beach 8 Pacific 30 Greek letter 46 French river priority) and requiring physical language," per cent per mphle Oough- R3PB RSADINO Un, WlUtmantlc, Aug. 1, Eman­ Home Address H ie ^ W fS R - ? uel Lutheran Church. Edward Ronald Hermaim Jr.,' Blast Hartford, and Sally Ann Margie, 111 RWge 8 t„ Aug. 2,. Mailing Address St. James’ Church. Welch’s Rosy Rnd Philip Haskliw Robertson, 462 PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER Adams St., and Joanne Heid- cavage, 46 OooUdge St., Aug. 9. NUTCHELL, I'D . T O O B A D ! Churt^ of the Assumption. T O M A T a LIKE: YOU TOGO/. HAWAIIAN I WANTED MDU ' Building Permits ON AN EIRRAN j! NO.'J RUN ERRAKIDS.'VX TO PILOT MV NEW, I'M NOT A / \ Ayers Cb. tor Rogers Oorp.. HOUSEBOAT alterations to Industrial build­ D o w n f r o m / a. STOCKPORT ing at 24 MUl St.. $4,200. JUICE PUNCH CAPTAIN EASY Patricia C. Cook, additions to Start Date ...... Stop Date ...... BY LESLIE TURNER d w ^ in g at 62 HlUcrest Rd., W h y P a y M o re ? BWV CAUED PROM A STORE NEAR WELL ..IF $300. Make checks payable and mail to PiBON PA»»I SAIO HB ANP LOLA C068 YOU INSIST. B. Meuccl A Sons for The­ ARB STARTlNa A TWO-PAV MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD S BUT I MATE odore Poulos, demtrfWi com­ 9EARCHI TO leave c/o Ctrculatlon Dept. YOU AtOWf. mercial building at 298 W. Mid­ 13 Bissau Street quart dle Tpke.. $460. Manchester, Conn. 06040 bottiB Rogers Oorp., dembUsh por- 2 6

r-u em y-tf Staarhentar Needs Year ■■ppsrt tsr A ROBIN MALONE BY BOB LUBBERS TOWN OF MANCHESTER InflErtlM F lfhfa ri TOPNOyeuiLi; KATHY ,IN1& MELANCHOLIA TEA, MISS KATHY ? rt*SNOi»e%je\ At A^P you isav9 KATHy, '. ITS BfiEN PBRIdN^5 w»)?ejLi6rNc?r NATIVITY SCENE... ------^ ------PARLIN’.' 0 P G A S & U 3 ' O e r O n S THFK05H Ycxi\e GOT 6P1R1T5 FCK •p HER / Won't yoo. er year srgselss tlsn. e— trlkgtii \ J two ways:.. ^ ro FoRaen A e o n s .‘ to this worthwhile ro o u n ad ^ preJeetT 0I?OOPIN0 LITTLE SPORTS Come ChrisUnno. thiak a t how geed yamTM Fresh Corn 'H O N TG e r-m BY ROUSON feel when yea see It-and any, “ I reotilhat- ANVWHEKe - 7 T i r ~ w i ed to that oeeae!” lowe low prices O' L 1 JcE.s N e U : -iie-fiftE. Make year cheek o r money erder p n yal^ la : — plus PtaU* Stamps Toora of Msnrheater, “Nattrlty Sesni” : fc e/o F. O. Baz oTM 12-59 r. Cann. (WMd) , Rrkat alfattlvo thru Toa»., July ,J9th S A r I As A RnMIi Hei;viin By in Hib Commwnitya ond Vicinity. *Tt urtabld to Rurchaoa any odvartisad itam . m o r ia r t y m o t h e r s FtEASE REOUEST A RAIN CHECK " PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, \JULY 28, 1969

MoloreyclH— B u ild in g —* Help Wonted— Help Wonted— H^p Wgnfod—M air 36 Help Wontod—Mala 34 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CX)NN., MONDAY, JULY 28, 1969 ftleyckk 11 ContracHnq 14 Fenkrie 35 Femoie 35- PAGE SEVENTEEN LATHE operator. VerUcal tur­ Help Wanted—Mole CLASSIFIED CEMENT WORK — No Job too WOMAN or girl for part-time ret lathe operators. Hardinge 35 Household Goods 51 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN able at O nt clean condition. $50. (JaU 649- ----7----- f------!— ■ — on Saturday. Call 646-2382. DEPARTMENT piece Injection, etc. Hourly 7368." K n e L16T ) 4AGILLA WROTE A E0 2 ElJ i^O TMEy REPRINTEP A a MlS OLD 8O440« MANCHESTER -— Slx' • room MANCHESTER — Immaculate ADVERTISING SAVE MONEY! Fast service. ^Sefcond Shift (Jokmial overlooking Center HONDA 250 Scrambler, much MANAGER rates up to $4.26 per hour. Uni­ COLONIAL BOARD CO. POPS BEFORE rnrrWG TME BEST- SELLER 4-bedroom Dutch Colonial on Dormers, room additions, gd- MATURE WOMAN needed to Cratch) - but motce how imev MA»iA(j£p. Cl a s s if ie d . ADVERTISING d e p t , h o u r s chrome. Very good condition. versal Machine Co,, 41 Chi^;>el, REFRIGERATOR, stove, dish­ JACRPOT Wrm ^ iDBURy-iHe-mLEsfr’-^___ _ Park. IH baths, two-car pork-like 3 acres with pond, No reasonable offer refused. rages, porches, roofing and care for S-year old girl, live HARDWARE DEPT. 8t^ Mancfaeater, '648-0888. S k£rf and unskilled. Excellent wages, full-time washer. bureaus, furniture. All garage, large rooma. Immedi­ FuU-tlme. \ garage, work bom. All alumi­ 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. 649-7638. siding. Compare prices. Add- in. Call after 6 p.m., 649-6668. 5 LATHE AND shift differential. Blue CrossI In good condition. Phone 643- ate occupancy. Hayes Agen­ A-Level Dormer Oorp., 289- Apply in person. cy, 646-0131. num siding, underground wir­ We insunance, paid holidays and other fringe 6498. ing. A veritable aiww place. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 0449. PART-TIME receptionist to BRIDGEPORT MEN ------work evenings and weekends W. T. GRANT Model Home Furniture JUST LISTED Bel Air Estate, Vincent A. 4:30 PJW. DAY BEFORE PUBUOATION Business Services ~ - —------~ hr new modem showroom. Some Openings A progressive and expanding company. 8 ROOM HOUSEFUL Large S-bedroom Ranch, Boggint, Realtor, 643-9332. Deadline for Saturday and Monday is 4:80 p.m. Friday Offered ^3 ' 14»A Must be mature, friendly, well Manchester S)UH>ping Parkade ParkUke yard. Bower's spoken and dependable. CaU For inaibbinery buUdiiig. 19 PIECES MANCMESTEnt — 6H per cent DRIVEWAYS Sealed — This Is First Shift school district, alr-oondl- aaiumable mortgage. Seven G. W. POLLARD Tree Service. for information, 643-2772. Some-belated experience or , 615 Parker St., Manchester $297 tloned, appliances, many ex­ PLEASE READ YOUR AD Ciftting, pruning, trimming. the time to restore the life and PART-TIME aides, Monday trede school background. generous sized rooms, private Local reputable concern ex­ Interior Designer wants reliable tras. Assumable 6\r(. well cared for lawn. Walk to Clasilfied or “Want Ada” are taken over the phone as a Lota cleared. Reasonable. Free appearance of your driveway. SEXJRETARY-Bookkeeper— In­ through Thursday, 11 p.m. to ,'%iust be able to read blue­ Apply Mrs. E. S. LoftuB. mortgage. For free estimate, call 742- telligent young lady, neat ap­ panding operations. , Air- famUy or newlyweds to accept bus and shopping. $34,900. convoilence. The advertiser should read his ad the FIRST estimates. Insured. 289-8720. 7 a.m., Friday through Sun­ prints, mlcs. Good wages, deUvery of complete Model Dis­ PALMER REALTY DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS In time for the 9487. pearance, shorthand helpful day, 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. 649- conditioned, excellent oppor­ exceUent opportunity for the Don't mlas this one. Keith next Insertion. The Herald is responsible for only ONE In­ TREE SERVICE (Souclsr) ~ but not essentlsd. Must be able tunity tor-advancement. (J&il play of (luaUty Furniture Just 643-6821. , Agency, 646-4136, 649-1933. 4519. right man with fast growing SHEET metal workers, aircraft removed to warohouses for Pub- correct or omitted insertion for any advertisement and then Trees cut. building lots clear­ to help organize office routine. 625-2903, ask for ^Peorgf company. Evening or Satur­ only to the extent of a “make good” Insertion. Errors which experimental only. Top pay for Articles For Sole 45 Uc Sale. Modern 3 complete ed, trees topped Got a tree Roofin9~~Sldin9 16 Hours 10 to 6. Salary coinmen- PART-TiME cook, Thursday Linden. AU i«pUea rtrlotly day . interviews arranged. top personnel. Pull benefits, ------; A NEW u s t in ;g do not lessen the value of the advertisement will not be and Friday. 6:30 a.m. to 1 confidential. y' rooms with the $1,000 look. 8 corrected by “ make good” insertion. probleni? Well worth phone ROOFING and Roof Repair. surate with ability. Vernon Cir­ Overtime available. Apply In person, Rolo Machine ®^“ ®®-NED loam, processed call, 742-8262. p.m. (Jail 646-4619. pc. (Jonvertlble living Room. Couglln Roofing Co., Inc., 643- cle area. Write Uox "JJ” Man­ (Jo., Inc., 66 Elm St., Manches- gravel, sand, stone, 6 pc. bedroom, 6 pc. Dinette. OF AN OLDER HOME 7707. chester Herald. ter. fUl. -George H. Grtffing Inc. $10 down, you may purchase (Rockville, ToD Free) YOUj’ a r e A-1, truck is A-1. HAIRDRESSERS wanted, part- N. P. HALLENBECK INC. —------■ Andover 742-7886. with the greatest respect tor the ultra modern home Cellarsi attics, yards, drive­ WANTED —Secretary full-time, time or full-time. Apply Magic ______Bunker HiU Rd., Andover SAND BLASTER needed on ~ ------any room individually. Im­ wiui tta luxury appolntmenta, yet thare ara thoae prsclouf BIDWELL Home Improvement Mirror, 767 Mtiln St., Manches­ mediate deUvery or free people for whom the charm of an older home more than 643-2711 875-3136 ways sealed and small truck­ Oo. Expert InstaUation of 36-hours per week, two-man of­ y 724-8061 first shift at the Klock (Jo 1366 stone free loam, ing done A-1 right. (3aU Tre- fice, Manchester Board of ter, 643-2449. storage. compensates for the lack of some of these appotntznsnte. aluminum siding, gutters and MACHINIST ToUand Tpke., Manchester. »1®- Sand, gravel. (JAP & Oup Charge Plans Such a home of a style (when It was built) known ta mano Trucking Service toll- trim. Roofing installation and Education. General clerical Apply In person. stone, fill, manuro, pool and a (^ Ito n u a Bungalow—1s now available In an old estab­ free, 742-9487. HAIDRESSER — full or part- Also, our own Instant Credit repairs. 649-6496, 876-9109. work Includes transcription, time. LuJon Salon of Beauty, ______patio sand. Call 6^9604. lished neighborhood on delightfully tree-shaded Cambridge typing, general office duties GAS STA'nON attendant, full ______Plan Street! AU on one floor, there's a gracious living room a Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? R. F. OONSTRUCTnON — Ex- 643-1939. BRIDGEPORT ROOBTNG, aluminum aiding, and some public contact. or part-time, 876-6861. SKILLED sj^ to u s dining room, 2 bedrooms, kitchen and small dim, cavatlng, landscaping and pav­ gutters, 'carpenter Work, 80 Reply to Board of Education, CLERK-TYPIST — Typing and ENGINE LATHE SI BBCOUNT_jroKNITURE full basement, iu\ ever-s(>-pleaaant front porch, garage, 24-Hour Answering Service ing, contracting. Gravel, flU years* experience. .Comiectlout 1146 Main St., Msinchester, and grass. 872-6687, Route 30. WAREHOUSE trees and shniba. Of course, os tn any older Yiome, there shorthand necessary. Diver­ OR NOW 2 BIG LOCATIONS and loam. Septic tank repairs. Valley (Jonstruetlon Oo., 648- days. sified duties in sales depart­ BULLARD OPERATORS TOOL AND GAGE Rockville. * are things to be done to make It YOUR home, otherwtae Free to Herald Readers (jaU 876-7216 evenings, 872-6072 7180. Free estimate. 3680 Main St. Hartford It might not be so allracUvely mioed! Shown by anpolnt- days. ment. Benefits. Apply Iona UNSKILLED ALUMINUM SHEETS — Used 522-7249 m ent-nnd It wlU be a pleasure! MATURE women with sewing Mfg. Co., 8 Regent St., Man­ Top men only tor fast- MAKERS » Aportmonts— Floti— Want information on one' of our classified adverUsementsT ROOFING, Siding, Aluminum experience to work as sales­ as printing plates. .009 thick (former Fuller Brush bldg.) Hoiisos Ront 65 Homos For Solo 72 No answer a t the telephone listed? Simply call the SHARPENING Seiwlce — Saws chester. growing, aircraft parts. Job Men needed, fuU-or port- 28x36''. 28 cents each or 6 for 175 Pine St. Manchester ^ Tonomonrs £3 gutters. Carpentry, additions, women In area's finest fabric shop. Top wages, heavy SDC-ROOM $350 per WALTON W. GRANT, AGENCJY knives, aces, shears. skates remodeling and rec rooms. Top rates, overtime, aU , time. $3.50 per hour to start, $1. (Jail 643-2711 646-2332 MANCHESTER — Six - room union Grant — Realtor — 648-1168 store, hours 10-6, Monday WOMAN to assist in care of overtime and fuU company benefits, profit sharing pen­ WE HAVE customers waltii^ month. Securi] deposit. Wol- rotary blades. Quick service Free estimates. R. Dion. 643- through Friday. Pilgrim Mills, with expanding electrical (former Norman's Furn Ospe with garage, beamed EDWARDS semi-lnvalld woman, 8-6 dally,' ‘ benefits. Please apply in sion, air-conditioned. Under company In East Hartford PICNIC tables, all sizes and for the rental of your apart­ veiton Realtors, 649- Capitol Equipment Co., 88 4352. contact Mr. Stang, 434 Oakland some evenings and weekends, Warehouse 2813. ceiling and fireplace In living MsLln St.,, Manchester. Houn person. new management. area. styles. $25 and up delivered. W. ment or home. J.D. Real Es­ MANCHESTER —Centrally lo­ ANSWERING SERVICE at. no housework. Transportation at corner of Pine & Forest St.si tate Assoeiatea, Inc., 648-6129. room. Nice sccluiled yard. On BUCKLEY School — Cape, g dally 7:80-6, ThuriMlay. 7:80-9 Zlnkcr, Windsorvllle Rd., El­ Mon.-Fri. 9-9. Sat. 9-6 cated 6-unlt Income property. necessary. CaU Mr. Vintone, lington, 875-0397. bus line. Owner Iranaferred rooms, 4 bedrooms, 3 full Saturday 7:80-4. 648-7968. Rooftnq and , FIGURE APTITUDE — Office 649-4523, 9-5 weekdays, Satur­ •OFFICE PERSONNEL LXX)KINQ for anything In real it of Town and anxious. Asnumable mort- Vacancies never a problem. baths, formal dining room, experience helpful or some MANCHEST]^ TOOL & G. FOX (rosUess refrigerator, IBxceUent investment. Mid 40's. 649-0500 875-2519 ATTICS and cellars cleaned, Chimnays 16-A day, 644-0458. MARLIL MACHINE CO. DESIGN INC. estate rentals — apartments, For Ronf 66 garage, PIT $136. H.M. Fre- modern kitchen, living roonK college. (Jost work. $UX>-$110. 3 years old, with freezer top; homes, multiple dwellings, iio WoWerton Agency, Realtors, with fireplace, full shed dorm­ and leave ,vonr message. You’ll hear from our advertiser In odd Jobs, light trucking, •ADVERTISING ANYONE TO che4te, Realtora, 647-9093. ROOFING — Specializing re Fee paid. Gills .Employment, EXPERIENCED saleslady for FINISH gas stove and gas space heat­ (ees. (JaU J. D. Rm I Estate /ER — 4-room apart- 649-2813. ^g time without spending all evening at tte telephone. ' trees removed and lots clear­ 246 PRESTIGE PARK RD. 130 Hartford Rd., Manchester er. 742-6438. er, basement completely pairing roofs of all kinds, new 76.Pratt St., Hartford, 626-4768. drapery department at PUgrlm •MANAGEMENT MONTHLY Associates, Inc., 643-6129. :(t, heated, uUIttiei Includ- flnlahed off with heat, breeze- ed. Cal) 649-1794. roofs,, gutter work, chimneys PAYMENTS OF Mills, 434 Oakland St. Apply to EAST HARTFORD ' ______trainee HOUSEHOLD AIso furnished 3-room way, 2-car garage, new alumi­ cleaned and repaired. 80 years' KEYPUNCH operator—You can ' $9.80 ON 1968 items and ap- MANCHESTER — One - bed- Automobilos For Solo 4 STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, Mrs. Sostman any evening be­ CONN. CLAmS Adjuster — Trainee SEWING MA- pliances for sale. 31 Strant *partment. 743-7641. 743-7493. PRICE SLASHED num elding. $37,600. Phllbrlck experience. Free estimates be part of this rapidly g^rowlng tween 6:30 and 9:30 p.m. room garden type apartment, BOWERS SeiKKIL AREA 1961 JEEP station wagon, 4- fireplaces, flagstone terraces. with degree or 1-2 yeems ex­ For more information and Inter- CHINES. 649-5076. St., 64^3437. Agency Realtors, 646-4200. HERALD AU concrete repairs, both in­ (Jail Howley 648-6361 644- firm in a pleasant country at­ perience. $7,000 - $8,600 plus private entrance, ranch type,/^^^^^KVILLE —Ideal for new- BUY TODAY wheel drive. Call after 6 p.m., 8383 mosphere convenient to Man­ PRODUCTION assemblers, to view caU 289-7468, Monday only. $145. per month. AvaUable Im,- ly-weds. Spacious three- Immaculate S-rouni l'ap«', MANCHESTER- Richard Rd., 649-2297. side and outside railings. Land­ OIL BURNER service me- car. Fee paid. Gills Ehnploy- chester. Two years Alpha-Nu­ assemble small electrical ap­ chanic. Must have license. Oon- ment, 76 Pratt St., Hartford, Machinery and Tools 52 medlately. Paul W. Dougah, room apartment. Stove, re­ We are offering you a home all finisheil. Thix>e or four recent four-bedroom Colonial. scaping. Reasonably priced ROOFING, Gutters, Chimneys— pliances with a growing com­ DOX LETTERS Call 643 0861 meric experience. Salary $90. tact Mr. Gibbs, 875-6248. 625-4768. FANTASTIC savings available Realtor, 649-4536. frigerator. heat and hot water. where you can enjoy living bedrooms, living room with Formal dining room, tlr^ CHEVROLET 1969 Caprice, ^ New and repairs our special­ Fee paid by our client com­ pany, 8-4:80. Apply Iona Mfg. SCHOOL custodians, full-time, now on all 1969 model Zenith SCRAPER — Self loading corner fireplace and wall to door hardtop, 827, automatic, $116 monthly. 649-4824 , 643- at a greatly reduoixl price, placed living room, huge fam­ For Your LIGHT trucldng, odd Jobs, also ty, 20 years experience. Free pany. Rita Girl, 800 Stiver (Jo., Regent St. second shift, excellent bene­ radios, stereos, and ocUor TV's. 50j0TD15 dozer, 1966. % cubic !(EW ONE and twcl'bedrooih de 0187. .wall carpeting, roomy kitch­ power steeling, vinyl top, 8,- estimates. (Jail Roy Kanehl, luxe garden type apartmenu Thla i-cdUcUon In price will ily room, 2ti baths doubls ga­ Information moving large appliances Bum- Lane, Elart Harttord. 628-9416. fits. Apply office of Business We must make room for 1970 yard unit backhoe. % cubic help offset the high Intereat en, ceramic Isilh, ovemlted rage plus many refinements, 000 miles, ^balance of factory 648-0363 after 8 p.m. HAIRDRESSER wanted. Ap­ Manager, Nevers Rd. available now. Coll Paul garage, nlunilmun comlitna- warranty, car lists for over ln| barrels delivered. 84. 644- 161 models now being Introduced. yard unit backhoe. Combina­ rates. ('all Warren B. Howland, Real­ THE HERALD wlU not 1776 EXECUTIVE secretary —(Jhal- ply Marlow's Beauty Salon, 867 MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL Wapplng. 644-1634. Stop in at our new showroom tion loader and hoe, 3414 Inter­ W. Dougan. Realtor, 649-4636 R(X’KVIIJ,E — 4 rooms with tlon windows, aluminum' disclose the identity of $4,000. WlU accept trade. Sell­ lenge and opportunity working Main St., M(uichester. heat, $116. ('all 649-2871. tora. 643-1108. ELE(JTRICIAN — Journeyman and service center at 805 Hart­ national. CaU 643-9666. LARGE 314 room aipartment. This ImmaciUote 3-bedrooni . siding. Well shrubbed yard any advertiser using box ing price $2,895. 648-6780. TYPING done in my home. Call Mimnary, for this dynamic executive. Ex­ Bpllt level homo is loi-ated letters. Readers answer­ SECRETARIES — Typists Now taking applications for all classes of mechanics and experienced helper. Top ford Rd.. (Next to Gus's). Furnished or unfurnished, with with ('omplete city utiUttes. IMMACULATE 6-room (Jape, 196C, CORVAIR—4-door sedan, 647-9613 da3rtime. Reasonable Dressmaking 19 cellent skills required. Salary for fall emplojmient in brand new shop. Come, grow wages with benefits. Call be­ Modern TV Service, 643-2205. tn WoodhlU Heights on a On bus line. Minimum down full dormer, 3 or S bedrooms, ing blind box ads who to $120. Fee paid by our client needed tor work in your area appliances, carpeting and Resort Property desire to protect their automatic transmission. De­ rates. and Hartford. Temporary, fuU- with a fast moving company. tween 8 a.m. at 6 p.m., Rob­ We also sell Gibson and Musical Instruments 53 profesHlonaUy landscaped kU I»yment to quallfli-d buy- bath and a half, front-to-back DRESSMAKING and altera­ company. Rita Girl, 800 Sliver Olympic pool. Children accept­ For Rent 67 in an area of fine homes. era. Full price only $22,900. living room with carpeting, identity can follow ‘his pendable transportation. $140. LAWNS maintained. Rubbish tions, zippers replaced etc time or 9-3 p.m. ExceUent pay, erts Electric Oo., 644-2421. Chrysler air-temp alr-condl- ed. 872-0872 or 526-0994. procedure: Lane, East Hartford, 628-9416. tloners. SPANISH "F-Hole'' giUtar. Such extras as wail to wall Call Robert W Murdoi'k. partially flnlahed reo room, (Jail after 8 p.m., 647-1769. taken to the dump. Odd Jobs. Call 649-4811 no fee. Staff Builders, 11 Asy­ Good condition, with case, $40 I.AKESIDE cottage for ront. THREE - BEDROOM town- <»rpeting. nlr-oondltlonlng, KeaHor. enclosed porch, oversized ga­ Elnclose your reply to 649-1868 after 6 p.m. PROGRAMMER — 2 years ex­ lum, Harttord, 278^7810. SCHUSTERS EXPRESS, INC Solesmen Wanted 36-A FOUR-YEAR old 8600 BTU alr- Ask for Tom, 643-9471. Pu» your speed boat in and ALTERATIONS and plain sew­ perience plus knowledge of house apartment Includes utili­ go Water skiing too or Just custom drapes and 3 fuU rage, deep lot, good location. the box in an envelope — 1068 VOLKSWAGEN, good con­ (JOLCHESTER, CONN. ^dlUontog unit, $126. 643- bathe add to the many I.OW 30'a. Call owner, 64S-3282. address to the Classified BRICK, block and stone work. ing done In my home. Call 648- COBOL wlU Introduce you to 1-637-2361 im m e d ia t e opening available ties, appliances, parking, luxury In the sun. Mitten Real­ U A R REALTY CO. INC. dition. Call 640-6018, 649-2412. Brick wails, patios, outdoor-in- 4346. AVON SAYS IT ALL Model M103, $676. CaU 648- private basement and patio. amenities. For lui appoint­ Manager, Manchester this fine opportunity where you Makeup - fragrances - bath tor experienced real estate ty, Realtors, 643-6930. THIRTY DAV occupancy Blvening Herald, together door fireplaces, sidewalks, wUl gain diversified EDP ex­ An equal opportunity employer broker or salesman who 6998 after 6:30 p.m. CaU J.D. Real Estate Asso­ ment to inspect coll Doris 648-2692 with a memo listing the chimneys. Free eatlmatos. powders, shampoos^eodor- ciates, 643-6129. MOUNT Snow — Vermont. Smith, 649-2619. New 7-room Raised Ranch, 3H 1966 PONTIAC Tempest, excel­ perience. Salary to $10,000. ants! Everybody uses them desires to affiliate with a THREE Granny afgans, large bntha, 3 flreplsoea, laundry companies you do NOT Domenlc Morrone, 649-1604. Moving— ^1 rucking— Fee paid by our client com­ progressive organization offer- size, new, $39.95. 643-6060 Three-bedroom Chalet. Golf want to see your letter. lent condition. Call 646-4076. —so why not seU them? Wearing Apporel— TWO - BEDROOM apartment. loom, bullt-lns, plastered Storag* 20 pany. Rita Girl, 800 SUver tog full facilities of a realtor.------and swimming nearby. $76 JARVIS REALTY (XV CUSTOM built brick home.Six Your letter will be de­ COMPLETE sharpening serv­ Part-time or fuU-tlme. MACHINISTS and tool makers, EXPERIENCED foreign car Heat, hot water, garbage dis­ weekly. Available now. 646- walls, 3-car garage, city utlU- 1961 FORD, Oldsmoblle engine, Lane, Eart Harttord, 628-9416. We offer you your own desk, REEL type lawm mower, Furs 57 large rooms, fireplace, garage, tiet, near school, 30-day occu­ stroyed if the advertiser ice. Hand and power mowers MANCHESTER Delivery-light Phone 289-4922. experienced, 66rhour week, air- mechanic. (Jail 648-2764 be­ and a chance to develop at snow blower attachment, posal, wall to wail carpeting. 0667. Realtors MLS Insurors is one you've mentioned. bucket seats. Beet offer. Call sharpened and repaired. Pick conditioned plant, top pay for $176 monthly. 646-1642. patio, trees. Highland I’ark pancy. BuUt by AnsahU. 644-0426. trucking and package delivery. NAME BRAND goods free. H e lp ______tween 8:30 a.m. and 6:80 p.m. . your own pace. Excellent rom- B44-2840. WEDDING (SOWN, hoop, aind It not it will be handled up and delivery. Call uiytime, Refrigerators, washers and top men. All fringe benefits. Ask for Joe. veil, size 9, $100. Phone 646- COLUMBIA lAike —Waterfront 283 E. Center 81., 643-1121 School. Only $24,900. Hutchins Charles Lesperanoe, 649-7t30, in the usual manner. friends shop with a few doUars WOMAN for cleaning house, mission arrangement with ------~ ------~ — CENTRALLY located Ih re e Agency, Realtors, 649-6834. 1960 CADILLAC, 4-door, blue, 648-6306. Sharpall, 686 Adams stove moving, specialty. Fold weekly. Get things free. Write one half day weekly, and some Seg Manufacturing Co., Dart 3810 or 872-4168. (wttage, Aug. 28-80. 228-0863, 649-6106. Hill Rd., Vernon, 876-0766. JIG BORE Operators — first, good earning potential. For an po rta rt ir room apartment, stove, refrig­ 649-0498. excellent condition. Six new S t, Manchester, Omn. Ing chairs for rent. 649-0762 for details and free all new ironing. Green. Manor area, '■,1 appointment to discuss this Phllco TV, 1V4 second and third shift. Lathe years old, $55. 647-9541. erator, $100 monthly. (Jail 649- tires. New paint. Best offer. catalog. Popular Club Plan, Write to Box "BB,” Manchee- opening, call Mr. Werbner, 4416. (JOLUMBIA Lake —Waterfront EOUR-bedixxmi Ranch, garage. 742-8888 after 6 p.m. Dept. X600, Lynbrook, N.Y. ter Herald. operators, second shift. Verti­ Lost and Found 1 Pointing— Papering 21 cal turret lathe operators, sec­ Jarvis Realty (Jo., 648-1121. MILLIONS of rugs have been \5fontod 'To Buy S8 2-bedroom cottage. Available large lot, full cellar. Can yoi: HouMhold ScrvICM THREE room apartment, third Aug. 17 - Labor Day. Ruseell's top thla tor $19,900. Mitten OAK ARMS APARTMENTS REWARD for return of lost PRODUCTION- ond shift. CaU LeMl Oorpom- SALESMEN — For Interna­ cleaned with Blue Lustre. It's WANTED — Antique furniture 1960 CHEVROLET convertible, Offtrad 13-A B. H. MAGOWAN JR. & Sons, Uon, 643-2862. / America's finest. Rent electric floor, heat and parking. Oak Real Estate, 649-9666, 338-9384. Realty, Realtors, 648-6980. 149 OAK STREET—MANCHESTER Bealpolnt Siamese from Tun­ Interior and exterior painting, tional franchise company, spe­ glass, pewter, oil paintings or St., $95 monthly. Adults, no V-8, automatic, 648-8262. TRAINEES cializing In sales and Installa­ shampooer, $1. The Sherwin- nel Rd., Vernon. Might be LIGHT TRUCJKINa. bulk deUv- paper hanging. Thirty years Williams Co. other antique Itemj Any pets. (Jail 649-8476. MANCHESTER — Price reduc­ found In Memchester or Glas­ ery, yards, attics, cellars clean­ KEYPUNCH OPERATOR tion of seamless aluminum s l d - ______quar.tlty. The Harri.ron'.s, 643- ed. Bight-room (Jolonlal. Bbc- 1063 VOLKSWAGEN Sedan, experience, four generations. Multi-Circuits extends an invita­ WINDOW Wonted To Ronf 68 tonbury. Call 876-9181. ed and removed. Also odd Jobs. tog. Applicants should have SAVE Big! Do you own rug and 8709, 165 Oakland Street. cellent area. Needs work but P r B ’ P r e v h w new muffler and snow Urea Free iestimates, fully insured. New and modem computer installation. Ideal working con­ tion to visit our plant to discuss RESPONSIBLE FAMILY seeks mounted on extra rims. $660. 644-8062 643-7361, 164 Oak Street. ditions with exceUent fringe benefits. WASHER direct sales experience. $160. upholstery cleaning with Blue Furnished price w a rra n ts IL Ijow, low LOST—Savings Passbooks No. Job opportunities in the follow­ salary plus commission. WANTED — ANTIQUES, used two or three-bedroom apart­ twenties. H.M. Frechette, CaU after 6 p.m., 643-2987. ing areas: " Lustre. Rent electric sham­ # Three-room apartments $165. 29 004821 6 and 29 004098 9 of RE WEAVING of bums, moth- (JONTRACjrOR — Interior, ex­ Ground floor opix>rtunlty. Must be experienced and able to Full or part-time. Call (Jareer opportunity for right pooer, $1. Olcott Variety Store. furniture, partial or complete Apartments 63«A ment or single home. Near R ealtors, 647-6993. the (JonnecUcut Bank and holes, zippers repaired. Win­ man. Mr. Sal, 278-1070. estates. Call 633-2300 days". 646- school, no pets. References 1966 FORD, 10-possenger (Joun- terior painting, paper tuuiglng. train others. FURNISHED S-room apartment Trust Co. try Squire station wagon, V-8, dow idiades made to measure, Discount on wallpaper. CaU FABRICATING 649-5334 5* DON'T MERELY brighten your 0004 after 7 p.m. available. Lease, security de- # Four-room apartments $1S5. all size Venetian blinds. Keys (1st and 3rd Shifts) SALESMAN — Graphic Arts, carpets . . . Blue Lustre in private home, pleasant, con­ poHft. Call 876-6680. LOST — Savings Passbook No, 390, automatic, power steer­ 640-3048, Os d Near bus, school, (diurch and shopping AnnouncMMnts 2 1060 VOLKSWAGEN, sunroof, Write B<^"K'', Manchester engine lathe, and hell-arch Herald. 391 CENTER Street, an sight Contracting 14 EDWARD R. PRICE -Painting Shipping Dept., 936 Main St. 21 Angel St. parking. Call 649-2368 for over­ modem otaivenleneea. runs but needs some work, Herald. welders. Apply H & B Tool room home with 2-car garage / Lots of other refinements EXPERIENCED Jazz bond $76. 872-3424. exterior and interior Paper MULTI-CIRCUITS INC. night and permanent guest Busiims Locatlom ( CUSTOM craft cabinets, vani­ hanging. CeUlngs, etc. Insured, ------^------and Engineering, 168 Forest H elp . Wontod— PICKED daily, delicious butter rates ^ Foe Rnnt 64 located tn buslneas n aona. Roymond F. and available for any social event. St, Manchester. Dwelling could be easily con­ Occupancy September Let Plays all varieties of dance 1062 VOLKSWAGEN, one own­ ties. rec rooms, bars, etc. De­ 649-l(X». 60 HARRISON ST. Male or Femolo 37 and sugar sweet corn, cucum­ CREDIT bers, stringbeans, vine ripe to­ R(X)M for gentleman only, BOLTON — Manchester town verted for professional or com­ ( Lotth C . Domoto music. Rick Murphy, 648-1842, er, exceUent condition. 643- signed and mode to your needs. CaU for appatntm snt now 0794, 6-7 p.m. Plastic laminating, what would PAINTING — interior and ex­ GROCERY BUYER’S CUSTODIAN and lane mainten­ MANCHESTER COLLECTION CLERK OPENING tor shoe store man­ matoes, native apples. Buck- kitchen and living room facill- Une. Rt. 6 and 44-A, large mercial occupancy. Robert J. Devekqieni and Ownars Daria Wekllnd, 643-0481. ance man, nights. Apply HoU- Smith. Inc., 963 Main Street/ you Uke covered? 649-7681. terior, very reasonable, tree OFFICE ager. Good opportunity in well land Farms, (Jorner Adams ties Included. Private entrance frontage with building. Ideal Model Open Dally. 1-8 1959 OLDSMOBILE station estimates. (JaU Richard day Lanes, 39 Spencer St., FUIX-1TME9 established organization tor and Tolland Tpke. and parking. Inquire 116 Pearl tor garden center, roadside 149-0241. / ( wagon, running t-ondltlon or N. J. LaFlamme — Carpenter Martin, 649-9286, 649-4411. Manchester. All Company Benefits person experienced In selling St. business, retail outlet. He. 643- p.m. Or By Apputnlment WARREN E. HOWLAND P«nonab good for parts. 643-6406. contractor. Additions, lemodel- Two fuU-tlme clerical with some' ladies shoes Many fringe FRESH EGGS, 55 cents dozen MANCJHESTER ~ Prime / re­ . Hanlala By JOSEPH P.. LEWIS Custom 82.00 per boor 2880. tail location for. Bale. Large Realtor Ing and rspalra. Oall anytiihe aptitude tor business arithmetic. MACHINISTS —Bridgeport and benefits and ideal chance tor Fresh vegetables, sweet corn, ROOM for rent, gentleman on­ ( NOEL Adair Dry Skin Ftoot Painting. Interior arxl ex­ building, alr-condUlonetf, plen­ 1065 S'niDEBAKER sUiUon for free ortimatee. 876-1642. Good wages and working condi­ lathe operators, aircraft exper­ LUNCHEONETTE Apply future advancement. Write* tomatoes, airing beans, etc. ly. central location, free park­ Creme, lubricant for callouses, wivgon, $200. (Jail between H - 6 terior. Paper hanging. Wall­ tions, convenierU free parking imental oiUy. Top pay tor to Notsisky Farm, Inc., 122 New- ing. References required. (Jail FURNISHED OFFICE ty parking. Clsll H. M. Fre­ 643-1108 REHA Oonstruotlon Oo. Altera­ Box AA, Manchester Herald, chette, Realtora, 647-9093. .PAUL W. DOUGAN, hard skin, rough dry heels, p.m. 644-2421. paper boolu on request. Fully and an exceUent benefit pro­ persotmel. FuU benefits. Apply outlining experience. marker Rd. 644-0304. 649-8160 or 648 2893. legs. Soothes, softens tired tions, remodeling, addHIons, Insured. Free estimates. Call In person, Rolo Machine Co., MANAOER W.T. BRANT For rent on Main St $66' ([ 649-4535 onytim* gram. * Security deposit required. BUSINESS zone Stone build­ feet. Quinn's Pharmacy, 873 CHEVEIJJC — 1964, MiUlbu 2- repairs. Free estimates. CaU 649-9668, If no answer, 643-6362. Inc., 66 Elm St., Manchester. Salary Plus Bonos PABKADE SCHOOL BUS drivers for East PLEASANT room for gentle­ Main St. door, sport coupe, gooil condi­ 649-8690. man, parking, linen service. Idml for re^ estate or in­ ing consisting of four unit FiSl Company Benefits An E q ^ Opportunity Windsor. Apply now tor Sep­ HousnhoM Goods 51 surance office. apartmenU. Three house trail­ w w tion, low price, 643-2626. INSIDE—outside painting. Spe- FIRST NATIONAL tember. G o ^ pay. Leslie (Jol- Call 644-0248. HALLMARK Building Com­ olel rates tor people over 66. S-TORES' STORE MANAGER Apply Employer 643-9678 er parking lots. ExceUent In- pany-tor home Improvement, Call my com'petltors, then call TRAINEES ItoB, 1224 SuUlvan Ave.. Wap- SEWING MACHINES - singer ROOM for reU rod~gentlem ^ oome. PhUbriCk Agepey, Real­ AutofflobDos For Solo 4 Pork & Oakland Aves., ping, 644-1467. automatic zig-zag.,zig-zag,, excellent „,eala free for errands. Will additions, rec roorns, garages, me. Estimates given. 649-7868 Openings available In local area W. T. GRANT meals free for errands, tors, 646-43(10. Trucks— ^Tractors 5 Etost Hartford condition. Makes buttonholes, accept working person. Call FIVE—room suite of front Main NEED CAR? (Jredlt very bad? roofing, guttera. Free esti­ PABKADE STUDENTS I Need siunmer mates, all work guaranteed. NAME YOUR own price. Paint­ hems, embroiders, etc. Orig­ 649-6469. SI. offices. 100 percent loca­ Bankrupt, repoaseselon? Hon­ FIVE-TON 19^2 Chevrolet, NO EXPERIENCE work and after school work, inally over $300., 6 monthly stake body. 66,000 original Call 846-2627. ing. paper hanging, paper re­ NECESSARY An Eqosl Opimrtaalty tion near banks, alr-condlUon- est Douglas accepts lowest moval, ceilings. Guaranteed M ol* or FosmIs too Your choice, of hours. Ex­ payments of $8.60 each or pay- ed, automatic fire sprinkler. InvMtmant Proparty miles, $696. CaU 643-6128. Employer cellent earnings available. down, smallest payments, any­ WES ROBBINS Carpentry re­ workmanship. Prompt service, HIGH SCHOOL Junior or sopho­ Excellent paid training pro- $51 cash. 522-0931 dealer Aportfnantv—Fiotv— Apply Marlow's, 867 Main Bt For Sola 70-A where. Not smaU loon finance modeling specialist. Additions, more girls tor part-time wait­ Scholarship Fund Program to 1963 FORD Rounoilne Von, not satisfaction guaranteed. 647- giom. Go^ starting salary September 1st. (Jail 875-0273 or HOTPOINT electric stove and Tanamants 63 ROCKVn-LE 'Two houses. 3- oompeuiy plan. Douglas Mo­ reo rooms, dormers, rnrnhii. 9664. ress work now and after school with commission and semi­ CREDIT FOR RENT or sals^^iiiln tors, 846 Main. a fleet vehicle. ExceUent con­ 644-0202. refrigerator In good running famUy and 4-famlly, $38,900 dition. CaU 742-7998. cabinets,' formica, built - Ihs. and some weekends. Must be annual bonus. ExceUent 30 UXJTJ8T St. — First floorTl Street. Building and lot next HOpSB needs Painting? Ex------:------...... condition. Reasonable. 643- rooms,' $135. 'Security. 646-2426, to Post Office ExceUent loca- $5,000. down. Interested per­ 1*®® BUICK Rivera. Alr-condl bathrooms, kitchens. 849-8446 neat In appearance and willing (Jompony Bemfits. Marine, experienced painter to work. ' Apply tn person. DRAPERY 8153. * 9-6. Uon for any usa. M8-2428 from sons write P.O. Box 381, RMk- Honing. Cost $6,6Q0. Any rea DORMERS, garages, oorches, CLERK Situations. WontPd— 9 to 8 p.m vllle, (Jonn. Who are fhe profe$sional% desires Jobs until September Brass Key Restaurant, 829 Call Mr. Mackie—443-14S3 HARDLY used 1969 demonstra­ sonable offer will be accepted T roiW rt— rec rooms, room additions, 38 NEW plush one and ‘ 2-bedroom 648-9666. when he returns to college. Main St., Manchester. Between 7 P.M.-9 P.M. DEPARTMENT tor zig-zag sewing machine EAST HARTT'ORD ail brick 4- kitchens, add-a-Ievels, rooting, Free estimates. . CaU 649-4118, apartments, wall to wall car­ MANt-HOTER Central lo­ in fhe Real Estate Field? Mobik Homos 6-A WILL CARE for your child in and stylish cabinet. Sews but­ cation 5.000 square feet of (amlly. 4 room* each apari- CHEVROLET 19W Impala elding, general repairs. Quality after 6 p.m. MANAGER-Tralnee tor health FULL-TIME pets, (Mstawasher, appliances, NEW WINNEBAGO KD truck MANAGER my licensed home days and tons on, makes buttonholes, warehouse space, small office, ment, Imllt-lns Including' air- Super Sport convertible, sea workmanship. Financing avail­ and beauty aide department. FoU-'nme alr-oondltlonlng. Starting at cjunpors. Buy dlrtn-t from fac­ FuU com paay benefits, abeaOy evenings. Bolton area. 648-2818. blind hems, darns, mono­ $166 per month. Call Paul W parking area, reaaonable conditioners. 5 year* old An foam green, exceUent condi­ able. Economy Builders, Inc., Opportunity for advancement FuU Company Beoeats grams, overcasts, makes fan­ tory. See them made. Com­ 643-6159. 872-0047 evenings. Floor Rnishing 24 KEYPUNCH OPERATOR tor ambitious man In rapidly year around wewk. An equal Dougan Realtor. 649-4636 terms Hayes Agency, 646-0181. excellent Inveatment W^ver- tion. Private owner, $2,176. Apiily I ^PP o rti^ y employer. Apply PERSONAL. executive aecre- cy stitches. StlU under guaran­ ton Agency Realtor*. (M9-2813. REALTORS (JaU 742-8996. plete with stove, tee refrigera­ growing company. ExceUent tary, age 23, desires position tor, rods and curtains, dinette, DORMERS, add a level, room FLOO!^ SANDING and reflnlsh tee. Only $57,. or you can 149 OAKLAND 8T SMAIX, STORE near 100 per working conditions including East of river only, court ex­ cent Main Street location Ap­ “1968 OLDSMOBILE 442. 2-door etc. Fits 8' ton pick-ups. $699. addltlone. garages, roofing, tog (speciaUzlng In older Opening for experienced W. T. GRANT charge it. Free delivery! Capi­ rooms, heat and appliances. Major Medical program, paid ' perience. typing, shorthand. tol Sewing Service Mana^Cer, ply Marlow's. 887 Main Street W hy? Holiday Coupe. Turnpike Vista Mfg. Co., Route 88, Bol­ siding, porches. Complete floors). Inside pemung. Paper Alpha-Numeirlo IBM key- holidays, pension plan. Salary PABKADE $88. Security. 646-2426 from 9-5 Land Rm Sola 71 Requires minimum $110. Write 246-2140 if toU call coUect. p.m. cruising opklon, automatic, vi­ ton. Open until 8 p.m. home remodeling. Financing hanging. . No Job too snudl puncher to work full-time open. Call 649-2836. Mr. Mor- An Equal Opporfzmlty 460 MAIN ST. Store or office, W. T. GRANT 00. Box GG. Manchester. (Jonn. (XIVENTRY Bdcsuse a R ^ to r i« « ni6nib6r of the Natlaiud nyl. top, many extras, Female ■ n\*allable. Call Royal (Justom John VerfaUle. 649-6750 days. Company offers ex­ reale for Interview. Employer Cl!STOM made draperies, slip $180, Includes heat. 646-3426, cellent wages and working LtXJKINO for an apartment? Association of Real Eatate Boarda. ' owner. Best offer, 649-9878. Builders, 646-3434. covers and reupholstering Have many to chooae from, 9d. THREE ACRES—16,500 1964 APACHE camp trailer, conditions. Convenient free Dogs "'-Birds Pats 41 A Realtor's Qualiflcktions? 1969 (JOUGAR XR7 — Two-door sleeps 6. 649-4321. NEWTON H. SM irn A SON- Bonds— Stocks— parking. In-plont cafeteiia Budget ternu„ ' Establlohed in tl4S. up. Paul W. Dougan Real­ Thret hundred l o a . frontage 1945. Days. 624-0164 evenings. tor, 649-4SS6. MAIN ST., corner office, 3 hardtop. Power ateering - RemodsUng. repairing, addl- Moitgogot 27 and above average bene­ AUTOMOTIVE GROOMING an breeds. Har rooms and lavatory Ikiuse A one *tre«t 414 fnontage on Must be approved by other members d the kwal brakes, V-8, black vinyl top. 1967 NIMROD Rlverla, tent ^ Uotu, rec rooma, garages, 649-7590 Zoned R-40 Wooded Easy camper with added room, fits. A j^y:\ V MANAGERS V many HQl. H.C. Chase, Hebroa 118 Main St. Three-room apart­ Kale Bldg Call 643.-2667 board and subscribe to the rigid code of eth k s of automatic, radio, alr-condltlon- porches and roofing. No Job MORTGAGES, loaivs, first, sec­ C4REER OPPORTUNITY Rd.. ^ t C o . 64S-64»> A- *ccc«* to ^liartford DesSr- sleeps 5, table, Icr \ehest In­ too smell. Call 6494144 ond, third, sdl kinds, resdty, WHi 1 a; elOctri^ searing ma- ment. Heat, hot water, and kp-\ vERNON • V the National Asaociation. \ ^ tog, style eto«l wheels, faiptory \\ ASSISTANT’ MANAGERSMAI t. 23 r - t - i graceful living area. Prime lo­ 6-lWAAO 4 )l4> cation, top quality and unique California style home, 8 bed­ ■^ evelop message for Tuesday rooms, large enclosed porch 1- 5-10-31^ floor plan makes this an out­ ^TAURUS 49-80-73^ GRAND UNION ADVERTISING with sundeck overlooking lake. Tfsleimion standing offering. Hayes Agen­ ^ . APR. 20 SCORPIO Phllbrlck Agency, Realtors, 1 Prepare 31 In _ ^ _GRAND UNION c l a s s i f i e d ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS ' cy 6460131, evenings Mr. Han­ 6:00 (3) Burke's Law (23-30) News, Weather, Sports 2 Show 61 Act (8-23) Hike Douglas I ir*? 20 32 On OCT. 23 CHOCK FULl ' N U T S 646-4200. (M) FcM Qultor 62 Somethina 0 dler, 6467618. P)3^47-51-57 3 You're 33 Bewore NOV. 21 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. (10) Perrr Mason (10) Alfred Hltcfaoocfc 4 You 63 For ^ (13) Merv Ortffln (40) Newsbeot ^ >69-72-78 34 W ith 64 Thr(x>oh RFMIMKE SOLID BUTTER ROCKVILLE — ’Two-family (18) Underdog^ 7:30 (18) DeUa Reese 5 For 35 Visiting 17-22-35-45, !( CAPE — Modem Mtchen, liv­ GEMINI 6 Someone 6 5 T h e ^ -house, central heat, large (30) FDm (10-290330) I Dream of 36 Disillusion 66 Deal 59-6583-90 COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. ing room with raised hearth % ) Moioteri MAY 21 7 You're 37 Help yard, live reift free, $19,600. Jeonnie 67 Solve SAGITTARIUSRVI I |g%HIUe fireplace, formal dining room, ,40) F Troop (04) Desert Horizons 8 You 38 Just «:S0 P.M. DAT BEFORE PUBUCATION $2,800. down. Write P. O. Box 6:36 40) Weather (8-40) The Avengers ! JUNE 20 9Cout(J 68 Now NOV,: three bedrooms, walk-out base­ 39 Accept 69 Ger>erous 6:30 ,40) Tnilh or Oonsequences (10) Gunsmoke I il8-29-34 )0 Chonoes ■40 Becomes DEC.C.2I ^ 381, Rockville, Conn. n Your 70 The CANNED Deadline for Saturday and Monday Is 4:30 p.m. Friday ment, breezeway, attached ga­ tl8) Deimls the Menace (10) Golden C2ef '48-5(k68 41 SomeoT)e's (30) 8:00 (19092030) Doc 12 Riding 71 A 7-12-20-46>. . rage. Beautifully treed acre 42 You 72 Ar>d ■ORDfNS CHEESE ANDOVER — Lake Rd., 3-bed- (30) F ’ftoop (04) French Chet 13 Dullness 43 Of 53-7(58()68'jSJ FOH COOKING lot. $24,900. PhUbrick Agency, ( 8) I Love Lucy 8:30 (8^ Guns of Will Sonnett 14 Asked 73 Heort TOUR COOPERATION WDJ. K l A I L A ^ 1 room house, overlooking lake. 6:46 (34) Friendly Ohint (19292330) Monday Night at 44 M oy 74 Your CAPRICORN COCA-COLA 6»"79* I BE APPRECIATED Realtors, 6464200. 15 M oke 45 Shut-ins U IA L I I Asking $14,600. Call Margaret 6:00 (38-10) News, Spo^, the Movies 16 To 75 Decisively DEC.: SACRAMENTO ^ Weather (18) Merv Griffin 46 Todoy. 76 Nothir>g LIEDERKRAHZ 17 Aspects 47 Don't ...1,19JAN, C R I M t M l NEW USTING — 820 High SO Tolk TOMATO JUICE 3 •21 Someone 80 Right AQUARmS to UConn and Hartford. Very (13) News (8) Monday Night Mori- JULY 23 51 Be 81 Regular FRENCH FRIES 6 ’p i . » - 7 9 * and buUt-ins, living room has 22 Suggest TREE TAVERN ^ > Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 (30) Bat Mostereon 9 :30 S-12) Family A ff^ 52 Come 82 M u tu a l JAN, 20 fireplace and wall to wall car­ clean newly painted six-room (18) Leave It to Beonrer 04) Slaheriy Features . AUG. 22 23 Toke 53 Puli - 1 1 “ (80) McHole e Navy 10:00 3-10) Hortem Cultural Fes- 24 Admire 83 Bedside ffs'ie pet, walk-out basement. 160x Raised Ranch on nicely land­ 6:06 (40) 77 Sunset Strip i 13-27-36-44 54 A 84 Perp!exir>g MANCHESTER — An excellent ttval 52-74-77 25 M ettle 55 Money 2-11-2539, PORKAMERICAS FAVORITE & BEANS 2 A # JUST USTED — Three-bed- 200’ treed lot. $23,600. Wolver­ scaped comer lot. Living room 6:30 (3-13) Walter OonUte (18) Nows 26 M ay 85 Duties ORANGEORCHOC PIZZA PIE 56 Closer location la Juat one of the many (8) Evening News 27 A nd 86 Problem 5861-75 V '»c59^ room Ranch with fireplace, ton Agency, Realtors, 6462818. with wall to wall fireplace and (40) Dldc Cavett Show 57 Too LENDERS fine features of this spacious (30) FUm 10:30 (18) Movie 26 Some 87 Interests PISCES carpeting, dishwasher, dis­ (10-30-30) Huntley-Brlnldey 50 Chollenges 88 Strir>gs cathedral ceiling, two-car ga­ (02) FUm 29 Bottles 59 A t FEB. 19 W . HEINZ KETCHUP 4 11-room Ookmlal that offers ALTON STTIEET — Eight-room posal, finished paneled rec (18) t o Favorite Martian U :00 (8-8-10-40) News .., SEPT. 22 89 Offered S R R R C R H n rage. Situated on a wooded 30 Worthwhile ULTRA REFINED " » 111 five-bedrooms all on the second (34) W W 's New? (R) 11:26 (3) Monday Starlight 60 Or W Now MAR. 20 BAGELS two-acre lot. Large sundeck off home with "In-law” apartment room, oil heat, basement ga­ 8:46 (30) News 11:30 (8-10) Joey Bishop d c 8- 9-15-28 floor and stHl a walk-up 8dtic. 7:00 (13) What> My Line CHOCOLATE ■i'."25' the kitchen. $23,900. Phllbrlck In center of Town. Three bed­ rage. $24,600. Petrus Realty, (192930^) Tnil^ C)N /t/;??i 33-43-5462/0 The first floor has a Iarg;e (8) After Dinner Movie (10) Late Movie 63-76-79-89V 1 3 H -OR.! Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. rooms up (sunporch could be 742-6270. CIORIHBIEMN sAS* front-to-back living; room, a a fourth and the bath; down SEE SATUBDAy-S TV WEEH FOB COMPLETE USTINGS ftke- HERSHEY SYRUP ' r paneled sunporch, a formal NEW LISTING — Cape Cod there are five rooms, living 20^ dining room and a roomy kitch­ room, dining, modem kitchen, home, 6 rooms, 3 or 4 bed­ W onfed— Real Estate 77 Radio en that leads to a spacious pan­ room, l>/4 baths, Jalousled lavatory, laundry room and. In (This listing Inclndes only Oioss news broadcasts of 10 or 16 eled faunlly room. The base­ the rear, additional living 2 sun porch, garage, city utili­ m s i t v mtamte length. Some stniinns other short newscasts.) 2 ment has a finished rec room. ties, $23,000. Phllbrlck Agency room and bedroom. Full base­ ALL. CASH for your property There are 2H baths, three ment throughout. New gas ® IHf h HIA, Ik. within 24 hours. A'Vold red tape. WBCB—ns f:30 Speak Dp Sports The Baby Has Realtors. 646-4200. t.lO Speak Dp sports IiiinlililimtilRlniiilsitiiiittlllM nl iti blin U i I I W 6:00 Hamurd Hlghilshtr fireplaces, built-lns, two-car heat, new plumbing, wir­ Instant servloe. Hayes Agancy, 7:00 News 3:30 Speak Up HoriforO atta daughter of Josefgi J. and PhyUls UNK» lot, built 1966, immediate oc­ Immaculate like new Califor­ 6:46 LowoU ’niotnas 7:46 Joe Goraglola sell’s Real Estate, 646-9660, place, out-buUdlng, drilled car garage, treed lot. Mid 80’s. 6:66 Phil Rlxzuto 10:00 NIghtbeat ' “ “ Chester. She was Item nia styled Ranch home on the PLUS 7:00 The World Tonlgtr cupancy. Lower 20’s. Mitten 2269234. Bralthwalte Agency, 649-4693. Once a week your house Is pic­ 11:00 News, Weather, Sports at MMcheater Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand- Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. ihost attractive acre plus lot well, epadous lot. Desirable ■ 7:30 Frank Okford \ 11:30 Other Side of the Day ture advertised In its own Kaufmann, St. Marie, ni. FOUR bedrooms, older 7-room we’ve ever seen. Priced in the lake locdlon. Asking $14,900. HARTFORD - $18,200. Szeluga Realty, 742-6V30, 742 4x6” ad. f IS Oonealves, JUST LISTED. — Truly Im- home with lots of Improve­ high 20’s. Hayes Agency, 646 Five-room Ranch, hot waiter LB. 9234. Mary Benoit, 742-8474. maculate 8-room Cape, lull ments too many to menUon, 0131. heat, basement, Isuge trees, EVERY WEEK UNTIL Violence in New TV Season .« • • » * , dormer, front-to-bacK living large lot, dead end street, own­ near school, bus line. Hutch­ SOLD room, 1% baths, enclosed SEVEN-ROOM Colonial, 2V4 tU- BOL’TON —Charming 6 room t'- and Deborah Ut- er anxious, $21,000. Wolverton center chimney Cape. Im­ ins Agency, Realtors, 6466324. LINSAY REALTY Uefleld Wescott Sr.. 2306 SheU Rd.. Hampton Va. He w m nmiTEDDAinsH porch, oversized garage, deep ed baths, large family room, 2 MNELISS Agency Realtors, 640-2813. maculate four bedrooms, 2% Will Be Down^ Far from Out P$Ca> MATER-lUnD lot. Immediate occupancy. Low fireplaces, plastered walls, VERNON II New Listing. ______649-915g______HTCRADE baths, beautifully landscaped. BOILEDHAMK-sir,. *1“ ao’s Wolverton Agency, Real­ MANCHESTER - -Custom built full Insulation, porch, city util­ Large new Ranch. ’Three twin- HOLLYWOOD (AP) —’The In­ ^ Littlefield. Warwick. R X ^ OTIAUAN ' ^ SHOULDER STEAK Shade and fruit trees, stone SELLING Your Home, Buying thinks the aJitlviolence cam­ BOLOGNA mirer' tors, 649-2818. 6-room Raised Ranch. Stove, ities, bullt-lne, extra large 6 ^ Lynwood Wes(X)tt. GoronE KIELBASI walls. Select neighborhood. sized bedrooms, built-in kitch­ a Home For proinpt efficient cidence of violence in the new paign is "a synthetic Issue.” ■OTTON ROUND - SWISS OR disposal, dishwasher, two-fire­ car garage, near school, treed "What I resent about it," Ztm- lOREUSI Minutes to new Route 6. Louis en, formal dining room, large service R.B. Associate Brok­ telerrision seaaon will be down, • e. e ^ GROUND ROUND ,.99° Ma n c h e s t e r —Large split. places, 1lleen Wells and Dace huge recreation room, garage, Leon A. Thorp, Treasurer, 18 Tsn- lence, but when you turn your Adult Basic Education. Ctutdace Dickerman, Linda Vljupe. « Cambells Soup - - is LI trees. $'27,000. Hutchins Agen­ B & W U & R REALTY CO., INC. ner St, Manchester. CVinn.. and re­ script In they start telling you to FILIPPO ^ 2 turn moke to this Court. Proposed additional appro-' WITH COUFON BflOW AND 2 put In more action.” cy, ReuUura, 049-6334. BARROWS and WALLACE CO. 64S-2692 JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge, priation to General Ftind FURCHASI Of IS 00 OR MORI Mtmoheatcr Pni;kade cc: The OoimecUcut Bank and Trust Efrem Zlmbalist Jr., the star Budget. 1969'TO, Board of SIX ROOM ColonhU, m biUhs, Cb.. Trustee OLIVE OIL „ M” tS'lK M-4 IIO.,, . 1,5 Manchester 049-6306 of ABC's "The FBI," said he Education $8,769 utwuhiable 5^ per cent mort­ BOLTON —Large Rsinch, four to be used for the support gage, $25,600. 041 owner, 043- HEBRON —GlaMonbury line, bedrooms, two full batha, toi^ OEDEB OF NOTICE of a Cooperative Aide Train­ I W W IV.PV KCLICr ‘2 ' ,;';h t>(a via 2P9(i. 4-bedroom (Tape, wooded acre mal dining room, modern kitch­ AT A C »raT OF PROBATE, ing JProgram (The Manches­ French Fries ^ ; : |0' lot, cUumlnum siding, built en with bullt-ins,'. 2-car ga­ held at Manchester, within and for u Omt chunk tuna the District of Manchester, on the NOTICE ter Board of Education and 1963, fireplace. Immaculate, rage, large lot, near high lEid day of July, 1989. PUBLIC HEARING W l U T 1 5M ITK« Lots For Sole 73 $22,900. Meyer Agency Real­ achool. $26,900. Phllbrick Agen­ Present, Hon. John J. WoUett the Manchester (tommuntty COMHETE Alko Seltzer Judgs. PURCHASE OF College) to be financed by leiUfiANNM'TH* Cream Cheese- - . i s tors, 643-0609. HIUHI^Nt) Park Area — I.arge cy, Realtora, 646-4200. 'Tivist Ejrtale for Lours R Morton REAL ESTATE ■ "t cc^'c*. A*.r ► ,•'"*'1 i^ e r wUl of WUlle T, Morton, isle Grant under Title 2B of the IlWCK 1914 • I J ' - ' - I - OR ( Cbickeni°H'cSeo‘- l 9' 8 lot, could be divided Into two BOARD OF DIRECrrORS of MMchester, in sold DUIrict. de­ Education Professions De­ 8 VERNON — Newly ~ listed BOLTON Center. . .Large four HA*, f building lota. City utllltlra. $10;- ceased. INSURANCE TOWN OF COuRQn d charming, 6-ropm Oolonlal, bedroom rimch with extenoive The OmnecUcut Bonk and Trust velopment Act, Publlc-'Law j® White Bread - - 3 ." 9S 000, Ask for Mr Phllbrick. MANCHESTER, 90-33. Vernon Hills I. 3 bedrooms, view to the east. 10 rooms in Oompany. Trustee, having exhibited . ‘ - ‘D tjR Q N ; , 0 0 0 'r^u s*< *uo J«d'^^ Phllbrlck Agency, Realtors. Us snnusl sccount with said esute (XlNNECTTCXrr Uxmx-A$STD. bullt-ins, dining room, eat-in all, m baths, built-in two car to this Oourt for allowance. It te Proposed addlUonal appro­ foi MtCRmA'Lrionii 646-4200. PROPOSED ORDINANCE STKAlJflO kitchen, fireplace, garage, garage. Separate tool ohed In ORDERED: That Uie 12lh day of priation to the General JUMBO TOWELS 6 9 ' LASAGNE Aurcutott lIBFAa treed lot, walk to elementary the restr that servea many August. 1949. at two o'clock aftei^ Notice is hereby given that Fund Budget 1969'TO. Man­ K u tan CXJLUMBIA—31,000 square fool S?°“. !“ Probate Office In the lARocn rtoirin-. to f. HECKER'S FLOUR 5 9 ' TOMATO WEDGES wotxied lot fronting on Colum­ school. Only $23,900. Colli * uses. Over an acre of graaa. Muntolpol BuUdlng In said Monchee- the Board of Directors, Town of ager's Office $10,136 TABLE MAPKIMS 2 5 9 ' Cooking Bags 3 HEINZ BABY FOOD '• UOTARTCOmi Wagner. 643-9088. 876-3396. Fine neighborhood. Sensibly ter, be end the.eam» is oaagned for Manchester. (Connecticut, will Kunmyomoti W bia ijike. Call Warren E, How­ a hsartng on the allowance of eold for the Summer Opportuni­ NESCAn priced. T. J. Crockett, Realtor. account and sold Trustee's two prior hold a Public Hearing in the ties for Youth Program JUN10I *1 " TOMATOES 2 land, Realtors, 643-1106. FOR THE dtacrimlnatlng Blty- BATHROOM TISSUE 3 0 ' ICE CREAM SLICES 5 4 0 1 643-1577. oroounts with sold estate, and this Hearing Room at the Municipal to be financed from the REAL ■ u n n A im . 7 er, we have Just lUted a cen-' Cburt directs that notice of the time mTARTcorm Building. 41 Center Street. Community Renewal Team This fashion <)cail.s a , ter chimney, authentic Ck>- NORTH COVENTRY — .imma­ . ^ place assigned for sold hearing FACIAL TISSUE 37* NESCAFE PERSONAL SIZE-BAR double life . . . as a coat, .•\s rote a giialTe us you Resort Property M given to oil persons known to be Manchester, Connecticut. Tues­ of Hartford, which funds ESTATE HEINZ BABY FOOD 14' lonial Cape nestled in the hUls culate 5S-room Ranch. Ga­ Interested therein to appear eeut be will >1 ee in eas\|-knit day.Aupist 6. .1969. at 8:00 p.m. have already been received. sleek anil formal; or as F o r S o lo 7 4 of Uloatonbury in a pic­ rage, enclosed breeseway, fire­ heard thereon by publlantng a copy 0.1 cA iw jra-j rfttu rUaCMMANN'S DdT that most (lesiieil style of makes an adorable pet ^ this order tn some newspaper to consider and act on the fol­ Proposed additional appro­ turesque setting in a prestige place. JYult trees Immedlste having a clrculaton In said Dlstrtct. : • V I for tin; youngsters I Kun f ' - ' v .-1 today) a coat-dies.s! No. WATERFRONT 'lot ''Bolton *< least seven days before the day lowing : priation to the . S^ondary 1469 with I'lloTu-ci iDK is to make; fun to givel No. Lake. ThU lot is dry and well neighborhood. For appoint­ occupancy. Only $23,600. Pasek IVORY J hearing, and by moiling on T fie purchase of real estate MARGARINE .'i-lOt has knit directions; ment call Phllbrick Agency. Realtora. 289-7476, 743-8343. Sewer Treatment (Tonstruc- 48' in New Sizes 8-18, bust cleared In gxx>d acceptable oi* before July $6. 1989. by certified consisting of rear land’ and 31*4-40. Size 1 0 , ;i2 '-j stitch illustrations. 648-4200. maU a copy, of this order to Laum Uon Fund $232,327 r OFF u hu.st . . . 4 ’i. yards o f’ 4.''>- StNO sot la ctlai Itr tacti aat. area. O.J. Morriibn Realtor, NORTH Coventry —5 4 room *. WoshlMoo 8t., West­ frontage off of Lydall Street for preparaHon of plans ^WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE lam tt latlaSa Hrit-clau aialllai. 643-1016. erly. Rhode Island o n i : Y.k C.A. inch TOlj-AND — 6-room custom Ranch. Acre treed lot. As­ ^ l^on A Thorp. Treasurer, IS for the sum of $1,300. and specifications — pollu­ SOAP OF TWO 12.or bottles O f -'o HAVE A OHMKWG LUAU! SUM tM Is calat ttr iKk mI. f AISL '‘ •dealer built Cape with IH baths, full sumable 6\ per cent mort­ Tanner St.. Manchester. Cbnn : A copy of the proposed Ordi­ tion abatement faciltUes. to ewa Enc-ODcin tsni t« iKlaK nnujipii ,..»l.| iKirmer, une-i;ar garage, love­ gage. Dishwasher, bullt-tne. Manchester Memorial Hospital, c-o nance may be seen in the Town be financed from a Grant ^ c m U K NU .TIIU Out of Town Jacob P. MUler, President. 103 Ade­ CHOW MEIN See Bnmrtt, Maachesirr ly wooded lot situated in the Only $143.73 monthly. Pasek laide Rood. Manchester. Ctoon.: (jerk's office during business already receive from 8 9 ' FRIED RICE Evealag Hejald, IIM AVK. Frlal Naait, U Srtii with IIP Manchester Memorial Hospllat.' c-o HEINZ HOT KETCHUP c a n iu K o r’ _AMErRICAS,------NEW ‘VOBkL CODI., ., F o r 7 5 hills of Tolland. T. J. tUxicliett, Realtors. 389-7475. 7U-834S. hours. State/of (Connecticut. ROBERT J. SMITH, Ik .. oRaaK-NAiauKA The Oonnecticul Baol(. and Trust T/ Sehd .')0f toaipa». Treasurer. One Qmst)- Dated at Manchester, CXn- John I. Garslde Jr.. CHOWM£orioo»us2 .5 3 ' SOY SAUCE L-‘ Utrm TOLLAND — Heiu Hating. Own­ CX)VENTRV — Lakeview Ter- tutlcn noaa Hartford. (Von . New^ new '69 Spring St Sum­ nectieut. this 2Srd day of July Secretary MSUMNSMITIIS SINK 1SU c a n U K 4 ‘*"24^ er, ntovlng out of state. , Only BOLTON — Vacant Split-Level, ^ O Q Ht^ltol tor ^ p p le d ChU- J/C C u fO N GOOD THRU sXT . AUG ~2^nc mer a i .h i ’ m ! rare. 2 spacioua bedrooma 1969. *69 Spring & Summer $21 200 for 5S-room Ranch, 0-0 The Oonaectlcut Bank and ' Board of Directors BEAN SPROUTS 2 Three bedrooms, fireplace, ga­ paneled living room, large Trust company. Treasurer. One John I. OarWaa Jr., d e a l label Basic FASHION. 50< a basement garage, storms and CoaetltuUonPlaaa. Hartford. Obnn . Mancheoter, Conn. ^ 649-5241 copy! rage. 14 acre lot. Price only kitchen, carpeted bath. Only and return moke to this ChurL Secretary Dated at . MoitcheMer, (Con­ FtKIS large lot, T, J. CTockett, Real- $31,900. H.M. Frechette. Real­ M B m a i n STKEIT. MANCHESTIR $13,800. Ooll Margaret Hanson. JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge Etoard of Directors necticut. this twenty-fourth day' u>*. »l;a-a379. ■ tors. 647-9993. cc: The COnneottcut Bonk estd Trust (GmaJ Flew NadJiJtM i A HaW Agent. 742-6661 O^,, TruMee Manchester, Conn. of July 1166 Niclita to Al /. PAGE TWENTY MONDAY, JULY 28,*19C9 Avarage Daily Net Ptom Run fllanrb^Btpr lEnraing U m ld Mm Hie Week Boded June *8, IM i The Weather give tlte real estate develop­ ocrate. In the event primaries Lecturer Joins ment-operations and textile Israeli ^eaks day (campers and volunteers) Warm and humid with pe­ are required, they will be held Worker Injured was 103 and the low was 91. W hen you want the best, buy riods of showers and scattered manufactining firm 1,345,30 out­ in September., College Staff» standing shares. He announced the names of 15,459 thunderstorms today, tonight At Beth I^oloiii Membera of the Armed Serv­ By Falling Tree The Stockholders also ap- six additional teen-age volunteer and Wednesday. High today IM'. Jien F. Jacobs, a native ices. as defined In Connecticut prove-.l the re-election of the fol­ MaJ. D avid Ben ‘Or of the counselors: Anita Carson, Chrlt- Hanc^tPT— 4 City of riUofie Charm and Wednesday 78 to 80. statutes, encompass m *^b er A tree fell on a man Satur­ y ' / o f Oormany and form er Jesuit, lowing seven directors: Nell H. Israeli Air Force will speak at tlne ‘Tiem ey and Philip Susag, VOL. LXXXVm, NO. 254 In active service In the Army, day, causing v-i-him multiple ' ' has been appointed to the Man­ Elll?, president; . Seymour B. Temple Beth Sholom Thursday from Mianchester; William Cav­ (TWENTY PAGESU-TWO SECTIONS) Navy, A ir Force, Marine Corps, bruises of the head, a fractured MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1969 chester Community CoUeere Kaplan, secretary - trea-surer; night at 8:80, at a meeting open anaugh, from Bolton: Sherri (ClneeUled Ads'erttsinx on Page 16) Coast Guard, Coast and Ceo- spine, and fractured ribs. PRICE TEN CENTS faculty as w asststant proiteasor WlHlam S. Ives, senior vice to the entire Manchester com­ Murphy, from East Hartford; of philOBophy and comparative detic Survey, Public Health Robert Tozler, 28, of 98 W. president! the Connecticut Bank munity. Middle ‘Tpke., is reported In and EUeen Melly, from Newing­ C A N d i e s ' reUglon, according to MOC Pro- * Trust Co.; Charles T. Larus, MaJ. Ben ‘Or, In Manchester Service and Merchant Marine, ton. - sldent Frederick W. Lowe Jr. plus all regular and reserve satisfactory condition at Man­ general partner, Advest Co., in- on a personal visit to Dr. Rob­ chester Memorial Hospital, af­ Smith announced the receipt » From 1964 through 1964 Dr. components thereof. Spouses ve£tn;ent bankers; Albert N. ert Kama, is managing direc­ ter a tree he was cutting twist­ of a 86 donation to the Clamp Jacobi was a Jesuit professor and dependents, if they live Return Trip Rohnttedt, chairman, the Lo­ tor of the Tel A v iv offices of ed the wrong w ay and landed Kennedy Patch Fund. ‘The sum of philosophy at the University mas & Nettleton Co., mortgage Pei ‘Tours, an International where the Armed Forces mem­ is from a cold drink stand sale Researchers T reating on top of him Tozler was cut­ DETROIT (API— Detroit • of the Sacred Heart, Obayashi, banker; James A. Stewart, travel agency. * bers are stationed, also may ap­ by Loyola Brannick of 16 Hem­ Combat Help ting the tree down on Bush HIU Japan. Fibm 1967 through 1968, ply for absentee ballots. garbagemen returned Mon­ vice president, the Travelers H e la in the United: States to for the Saucier ‘Tree Co., when lock St., Pam ela Menton of 28 PINE PHARMACY day to Chandler Park — to he held the same position at Insurance Company; and Carl stimulate and arrange tours to the accident happened at 8:16 Russell St., and M)ary Graiee pick up garbage they left be­ Notre Dam e College, Japan. He M. Wisslnger, vice president, 664 CCNTER ST. — 649-9814 y ' ■ . Israel which, because of the ter­ p.m. ‘Two co-workers pulled To­ Shea of BurUngiton, Maas. f hind after a union picnic taught courses in ethics, meta­ Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance rorist raids In the past year, ile r out from under the tree. 354 Germ-Free Mice Sunday. Co. physics, reUglon, phllosphy, have declihed considerably. I Fire Calls According to police, the^tree Out for Asia e CENTER. Hous- and work in the chamber was Excitement among research- Normally the city’s Parks comparative reUglon, theology, While in Manchester, he will also tore down wires belonging to n (AF) — Researchers expected to resume late Ih the ers examining moon dust and and Recreation Department BANCiKO.K (A P )— President Nixon does not intend philosophical and educational plan a tour of Israel by as large Saturday at 11:10 p.m., town to the Southern N ew England would have closed up the psychology. a local group as can be arrang­ firefighters were called to 6 Telephone Co. and the Hart­ MANCHESTER'S n ' today delayed until rocks was focused on prelimi- to supply condrnt maniKiwer anywhere in Asia to meet park, but Department of A t MCC last spiring, Dr. About Town ed. Downey Dr., the Fountain V il­ ford Electric Light Co. Wednesday the first treat- ‘''eanwhlle, scientists study- nar>’ findings of the m aterial’s threats of internal Communist subversion, a White Public Works Director Rob­ Jaxxibe was a part-time lecturer The North Manchester Al- MlaJ, Ben ‘Or was bom In lage apartments, where they ment of germ-free mice I " . gathered on the moon physical properties, including a House source .said today. ------Only Fuel O il Dealer ert Roselle, who attended the in philosophy. Anon family group wlU meet Russia and was raised In extinguished a fire In a clothes with moon dust to deter- “ astronauU say real scientific surprlse-that up The source, declining to' be „ow supporting Thai etforto to m inA tr « evidence is overwhelming to one-lhlrd of the moon dust Is picnic,' decided his men if He hodds a doctorate In the­ Wednesday at 8 p.m. In the France. WWJe still an adoles­ dryer. Firemen said the fire 1 quoted by name, said the UnKed counter the guerrillas. He a d * Day Camp Starts that the lunar plains were creat- composed of the glass-llke ought to clean up their own ology from the Catholic Uni­ Parish House o f Second Con­ was caused by a faulty ther­ Open 24 Hours A Day! mine if lunar organisms cent, he was brought to Israel exist which could threaten ed by lava nows. spheres. mess. a w e s w w ld rmpply material, ed, however, that a review *i versity of Paris. He Is a licen­ gregational Church. The Thurs­ by his mother. mostat that allowed the dryer a^d ee and technical amristance under way to determine wketh- Second Session Several hundred u n ion tiate In theology with honors day group will meet at 8 p.m. He was a pilot in the Pales­ to overheat. Damage was life on earth. They also said mysterious "They seem to be telling us In the Pathfinders Club at 102 members had left food, pa- “ >® American units are pro,^ from the Jesuit Theological Fac­ tine Brigade of the Britdsh Air limited to the clothes In the Manchester’s Camp Kennedy They had hoped to start the “ *“ ck dust clinging to Uie out- something is going on on the served U.S. Intereets. constituted to meet the MORI ARTY BROTHERS paper plates and beer bottles Norman St. Both groups meet dryer and the dryer itself. F ire­ process today, but officials re- ®5de of the rocks contains a high moon that we haven't antlclpat- ulty, Maastricht, HoUond, and Force in World War Bt, and today started Its second two- 55 He said that as a general nile. at hand, weekly, and are open to friends men said they used smoke ported more time was needed Percentage of lustrous glass-llke ed," said Dr, Paul Oast of La- at the outing. a licentiate in philosophy from was a pilot In the Israel Air week session, with a cookout Whorr Custmnors For Ovor no U.8. combat forces would be These units are prim arily a * and relatives of a person with ejectors. for preparation. Including grind- ^P^eres that may have rained mont-Doeherty Geological Ob- the Jesuit Philosophical College, Force In the 1946 and 1966 cam ­ scheduled for Wednesday. It will deployod In the foture unlem an vlsers and trainli^ otflcens a severe drinking problem. Today at 6:08 a.m., a short Hava Come Mobil Va of A Ing the lunar soli samples Into '^own on the moon after a me- servatory at Plallsades. N .Y Jogjakarta, Java. paigns. be prepared and served to allied nation was , nuacked working In specialised counter- circuit In some uUllty wires First — f uniform size for the expert, The tiny spheres-which His studies have also included For a num'ber of years, he campers and volunteers by a heating Oil Oontury! U. S. Arm y Sgt. Mark W. acroos a- recognized boundary or Insurgency efforts, work In theology In Wales, Eng­ was the public relations officer brought town firefighters to 219 committee from the Arm y and Oakman, 21, son of Mr. and canerfo'^^.tnH'^ range in color from dark brown demarcation line,. The White House tiWbrmant land and In Japanese at Joho- for the Israeli A ir Force and W. Center St. A limb fell over Navy Club. The c a n in g of a second box moon diwt int l i f to yellow—probably resulted Church Still Mrs. Ernest G. Oakman, 34 B. In the case of sUch an attack, * '* ‘5 Washington In the past hama, Japan. was in contact with famous per­ the wires and caused the short, Camp director Harry F. of rocks returned by the Apollo animals’ from...... "condensation of a gas or Middle Tpke., was assigned he said, an American decision "<*i>eiUmes acted as though the Dr. Jaioobs now lives at 68 sonalities the world over. Fol­ and firemen were called to Smith, reporting on the attend- CALL U astronauts was delayeddelaved by a breathe and mit u 5he air they Py ‘ P® impact of 643-5135 on whether to Intervem- would ‘5*’^*i'se of certain areoe was June 12 to the 11th Armored Jensen St. stand by until electric crews Divided Over Cavalry Regiment In Vietnam lowing the 1966 campaign, he anoe during the first session, 301 CGNTGR STRCET MANCHGSIBi rip in a glove that tochnlcdLs i?fhe " ^r. CTlftord depend on existing comndt- Important to America came. use to reach Into a glass-en- ...u, with {Trondell of Harvard University. as a tank commander. spent a year In the Uhited said that the high attendance a glass-en­ an illness which cannot be ex­ menfs, the Importance aUacheit *he people directly In- cased vacuum chamber. States, handling public relations plained or controlled between "The gas turned into droplets, Birth Control by the United Stntea to the situ- >'®*xed. He said mich wxnild not / The outer layer of the three- condensed and rained down on First Hartford Dana J. Donovan, a former for the Israeli Oovemmient. P oi uie uiree- now and the time the astro ana ramea aown on ntlon and .the slgnlflcimce It at- 5he case In the future. resident of M an ch e^ r, has During and immediately af­ wwtr *1*^“ ^ quarantine period U To »urface,” he suggest- VATICAN CITY (AP) — The tsched to the area Involved. Asked whether the Nixon poU- Split Approved been named to the dean’s list ter the six-day war in 1967, he ■V f- . ed, flrst anniversary of Pope Paul’s The United Dtatea mbrht Inter Increase In for the second semester at was assigned as escort to V IP’s, ' r f OiroiiD-h 14 other i/coiJicpeople wiuiwith memthem will "The surprise," he added, "Is birth control encyclical totlay vene even In the a b e ^ . of n aid to Asia, the eource At Its annual meeting Friday, Bowdoln College, Bnmswlck, on tours of the battleflelds. ^ untouchables for not that the spheres are present, finds the Roman Catholic treaty obllgoUon It was s t»t «l idockholders of First Hartford Maine. He Is the son of Mr. in and ruin the vacuum, or lu- a longer time. but their abundance." Church still badly divided over la -e,. . ^ the United Statee Realty Corporation approved a and Mrs. Timothy J. Donovan organisms, if present, could Similar studies will be made As sclenUsts have previously the Issue. ™ officials ntlght decide economic believed that cosmic dust plow- The Pnne whom rNxon conferred ex- previously announced proposal of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Absentee Ballot A n«w using plants. Insects, hu- The Pope gives every Indira- oresseH i ™errerelude to a preai- Whofi tfia way you The bonanza, which came aft- Home Arsenals antine quarters to look at 16mm M ariner 6 AGES4 YRS. to 13 YRS. OLD movie and 70mm still photos. the Pope’s powers and for the **^*'***o VlHlt to V’letnilin. '— — ------foal doponds on a Some of the film wUl be re­ dlssoluUon of much of Vatican ®»»i(erences on South significance of the bsttisfteid rrJSSr Report T o Nixon Curia, the Church’s central bu- Aslan security with the REGISTER NOW! would be less then a billion dol- leased to news media late to­ Set to Send lull In Vietnam, now In Its sixth PraseriptiDn reaucracy. Eugene Cardinal ot Thailand. Nixon week. law, resulted from income that , WASHINGTON (AP) - A day. It has been undergoing de- Tlsserant, the French dsan of an up-to-the-minute Ta!apfione 742-6986 you can dapond on was higher and ouOays that domesUc arms race has turned contamlnaUon for three days to Nixon’s published schedule-for the College of ('ardinals, and <*( Ih® war with U.S Am- were low er than the fledgling consistent with the many liomes Into arsenals and ‘!®®Iroy possible lunar bacteria. Back Photos WnlnesdSy Is blank untU ths Trgnsportorion Furnfshed others have accused Cardinal ‘‘“ ••“ ‘I'*'' KHsworth Bunker and ...... admlnlstraUon expected last Budget Bureau Dlrec- created a situation so dangerous McLealsh. apace agency evening, when Prime Minister • Swimming s Archery s Baseball PASADENA, Cbllf. (AP) — ot being Indiscreet by Creighton Abrams Jr., the Thanom Klltlkachorn rivss a January. tor Robert P. Mayo made last Its eLm lm tlon must be naUonal P“ I>I*® affairs officer quaran------eornm.mt.r it « . e Arts and Crafts s Horseback Riding airta. ------commsnd.r I I ...... President and (jt)sddo/L Prelim inary figures, issued M ay: About 8900 mUllon. The policy, President Nixon has ‘ I"®** Ih® astronauts, re- Mariner 6 has cltohed Its earner- s Nature Study s Summer Theatre Johnson administration predict- been told. ported the spacemen showed ex- as ait Mars, snapping end slor Mm. Nixon. s Volleyball s Baskethsll DRUG CO . Monday by the Treasury De- P ^ m e n t and Bureau of the ed almost the same figure last In a m e.,age that aald 24 mil- ‘ ' ' ^ sarth t<^ 71-year.old N '* " " h « »«ld these talks White Ihmse spoke«nesi and Pope had been swayed toward W‘*uld Influence his thinking on A inert, an m lllta ^ sources rs Sourii Stroaf Coventry, Conn. 767 Main Btt, Manobsster Budget, showed rounded-off re­ December and the Nixon admin­ Hon pistols a ie------now. ______In private_____ which he described as excellent, night the first 88 of a long series 846-68*1 MONDAY 12-5 & 6-9 ceipts of 8187.8 billion and out­ istration echoed It in January. hands, the President's antl-vlo- McLealsh said the first batch of pictures wMch may show (See Page Five) further . wHhdrswsl. of U S nmtned .ll.n l onih. pos^buTy trooj^ and his assessment of the « f « Vietnam (rip d u ^ lays of 8184.8 billion tor fiscal The surprising surplus came lence commltalon called for the Includes footage of the whether life can exist on the red ths year 1969, which ended June 80. primarily because the govern- near-total removal of the oon- descent to the moon and lift off planet. lay, but Ihei^e were no dentals of the rUIng^speculgtlon The surplus caused some (See Page Eighteen) (See Page Eight) There Was alsi> k poealbillty Democrats In the Senate' to completed their historic explo- photograph at 10:26 p.m. PDT that Ntxon would drop In on una comment that the administra­ Monday, Scientists said the of Ih^'slx big U.S bases In Thol- tion’s case for extending the livr "During the descent," Me- camera was working well. Inclement Weather laruf to apeak to the troofMi. / come tax surcharge had been, Lealsh said, "you can see the Mariner 6 was scheduled to , I'restdenl Lyndon B Jbhnoon TUESDAY 12-5 & 6-9 weakened. landmarks they flew over and stert transmitting the pioturee Day of $1 Pound Steak Gone the blowing dust kicked up. You more ttwn 66 million miles to twice visited Ameiiron boSea In Sen. John J. Williams, R-Del., Hits Shore Business 77>ttUand and Vietnam, stopping a leading supporter of e^en- see Nell proceeding down the earth at 6:86 p.m. today ladder to the surface. #« our bualneos a im ie,” a the unexpectedly large surplus WASHINGTON (A P)—A top Nixon administration He said the color was very oom o»nm . has affected our *?®l‘* * " * ' ’ r.lrv te w Motel. which zso.-f.-isrjs.-t.-s:';;:: ^ eerv ca sssssev ssis|^s a.e»ip#vrsi vses less for beef, but some industry spoke.3men say the day surface has a greenish_____ tint In-tnmhento de- the Happy Dolphin Motel In too much Beopl.->.r. still, on V ietnam of $1 per piound round steak is gone forever. McLealsh wild the astronauU v ^ t lo n s end have u> .top by Dr. Don Paarlberg, chief ------made narrative comment, os and to 10 or 12 days, people have b^aue. we're on the rood." they watched the film, such ^ rew.rv.Uons and " Sachem Country House Inn. economist for the Department nlflcantly because of wtiat he Strategy of Agriculture, aald he sees thing, as "that's translation and •tmoophere I ^ p le who hod plonnwl to stey a Guilford rsalauront, has suf- sce.«: as small or short-term de­ bring the children! hope for a cooling of retell 'Die quality of the tntUal pic-. *hree or four days are only f.red "about a ten per cent .X 78 Per Cent clines in live cattle prices. prices as the result of cattle (See Page Three) lure, will not be known until two," j ^ p '. In businea. einc. the bod "R eally, I don’t think an'ybody prices dropping some from their Some motel o p e r a t^ . how- weather sUrted ;n this country can ever again (See Page Eight) ever, were not os gloomy. Stand Behind early June peak which was an But one Rost Hampton res­ Changed 18-year record. expect to see 81 round steak taurant reported (hat buetnes# ag^n, and certainly not lean w o. up because of the bod "The price has come down at 6AIOON (AP) U.8. com- Sen. Kennedy than about 81.39 for sirloin." the weather "A lot of the people 0-: ir j the farm k-vel—and sometimes industry man said, Five Police w. .k mamlers In Vietnam have modl- theie things don't work as (rom the cottage. lOTne In to fi«i o,.lr battlefield strategy iM BOSTON (AP) — The Boston Lost December consumers piromplly they should—but Mt, a spokeeman from Marl "maximum pr.smjr. " In recenl Globe said today that 78 per Groups Out m my anticipation would be that ^ V f I" ■ 'T '* ' . ■•m'ted cent of the 817 MassachusetU we'd see, and have______seen,______somefor choice sirloin steak In June, weather 1. Jisd too bad to May r e s p ,^ , sn.m y lacU«te. U i after months of rising cattle on the beach, so they come In aourcee .old today voters questioned In a telephone react'On on the retail markiet." prices, tlie seme meat cost Mrs. After Killers Paarlberg raid In an Interytew. •“ ' C f * '■ . tT.rm wl ■ protectlvk rew:- poll favored Sen. Edward M. Avfsrage Housewife 81.40. Boating marinas and r.nUU • ,he new strategy u de^ Contrary forecarta came from Kennedy remaining In his Sen­ Retail beef prices made their AN N ARBOR. Mich. (AP) — ^ r t e d a complete halt in signed to hbid t ; « casuatUea an Industry rpokesman, declin­ ate seat. biggest jump during June when A special toak force of 25 detec- b o e tl^ activity since the bod down end dates from about the ing to be identified, who said re­ A copyright story on the sur­ tlvej from five police ogcnclu w.eUier hit .bout two weeks time ths current belttefleld lull vey also aald 84 per cent of a tailers will not drop prices slg- (See Page Eighteen) today mounted an Intensified One summer afternoon representaUve sample of the search for the kilter or killeis of (See Page CIgM) (Oeo Page H%e) I 4 Rabbit and Piglet and Pooh Massachusetts public approve seven young women slain over of the way Kennedy U handling were sitting ouUide Pooh’s the post two years. Formation hlmeelf In his job as senator. of the teak force was the latest door. “Now that Piwh has Five per cent disapproved and move In a manhunt which In re­ throum his Hat in the Ring, 11 per cent had no opinion. High er Auto Insurance cent days has Included' it s tim e he had some Kennedy asked the voters of An unsuccessful attempt to Health oi Nation Comes First Sloguns." said Rabbit. Piglet his state last Friday to help him Rates Proposed in State trap the killer of (he latest vic­ said, if they could think of decide whether he should re­ tim by placing a department Critic of Medicaid Declares •1,799 main In office after the auto ac- .store dummy at the Mte svhclw any, it was a Very Good Idea. HARTPORD, Conn. (AP) — K the oompontea adopt the her body was found (Al*) Th, health a good program, with quality Just then OuA flew down (See Page Three) The Insurance Rating Board IRB rate ochsdule, a Ootmecti- —Mounted pooees scouring W hat’s Iho catch? window defogger and the now ignition/ (IRB) is suggesting a 13 per cut motorist with 830,000-820,(»0- '**• HUIlsatldn controia In^hoapi- from The Big Tree. “ What's the woodlands around Ann A r­ cota l. WTCTxvJary. u y . Dr John uls, whteh have worked i H h , There isn’t any. steering lock. cent Incresse In auto insurance 88,000 liaUllty coverage, hdl bor and___ Ypatlontl...... needed here, is something H Knerwiea. a critic ot public in t«r««t *' 81799. * is the suggested retdil price ■ It's the price of the real thing, not o ratea for the companlea It rep- comprehenoive coverage, unln- clues to the spot where Historwal, like 'Tippecanoe pt the port of entry for the VW sedan. stripped-down economy model. / ^ resents. ssned motorist ooveroge and was killed Medicaid Is funded by fodero) 'TV^& and Pooh-Bear, too’.“ Piglet Season’s First The price includes the Federal excise W hat else do you have to pay? f O f L The IRB reported to Sute In- 81,000 medical payment cover- —A computerized search for a d state monay u> provtd* surance Commlaoioner William age would pay on average In- alte car* to tea poor and no*- ’ tax and itnport duty. Transportation from the port of entry. jumped up excitedly, shout- POOH- mysterious young Vnotorcyclkd Hurricane Anna R. Cfotter Monday that It was crease o f ,816.62 per year dy. no matter what their og«: It olso includes the built-in heater/ Dealer delivery charge, local soles lax. C « 0 I C t itig, “Let's Get on The Pooh with whom tee latest vtctlm. n o t^ ^ tee compare, of tee The IRB's suggested trierkos- Karen Sue Betneman. II, on ' ...... -Knowlea .calls it a "'poor defroster, windshield washer, electric One optional bxira that makes a lot of Band Wagon,“ “ Yes,” said Heads to Miami Eastern Michigan. University ' . , ^ gram l(wuh no standards, m > windshield wipers, outside rearview mir­ Knowles, 13, )s director of quality controls" sense, automatic stick shift, lit eliminates Pooh, “Where is it?" While freshman, was last seeti. ror, podded dash, froqt seat headrests, «« « « per >te.r Maaoschusette General Haept- . Iho clutch pedal.) Rabbit was hopping around ' M IAM I (AP) — Tropicl' Miss Beln.emon’s .nude and and seat belts front and bock. ' Another is.leatheretle upholstery. to oerveragerfor 1*1 Me was proposed by Secte- MotRcaiw. yelling, 'T'hree Cheers for storm Anna swept westward to C ^ e c tic u t. , a total boota Of 822.61 battered body was found Satur­ U ry Robert H Ftneh tor the T Knowles la concenMd, Not to mention the new electric rear- And Ihol's it. Under s' state law adopted - __ . The Red White and Pooh.'” 7 scroas the Atlantic today with day night, more Wisn three days post of osetatont secretary for ^ '•* funding from “ tnu6 90-mile-an-bour winds os fore­ thla year, tee rates may go to- ^oe sharp- after ohe dlnappeared By now. Pooh uvu so pleased health and s c ^ t M c a ffa ir, to ^ a casters predictedHI-— ^ it» would• - « « « be-ve- to ® «® « without tee comrala- ^ She was the eighth young and flustered he look off the Department of Health, Bdu- *• " t o * come the season'* first hurrl- “ toner's prior approval, although ,ki woman ilatn In tee Ann Arbor- cation and Welfare, only to have ^ “ J jj^ to cutbacks than ganerot at a fau trot to h^ ho.i^ cone. Cotter can reject teem later, «>«toton Insurance, Ypollantl o re . In the post two /v ter offer withdrawn whsn oppo- „ TED i m p O K Inc^ to find a Toss-in-The-Ring "W e don't rosily know what Is Ptwvloualy,----- w,: be hod to approve . J . ^ years and tee seventh In a- sillon developed . *~>«****^ *»• •»»«». »■ that « " forecaster Raymortd t*te Increasesincrease, before teey were of unsolved snd pooolbly ROUTE 83, TOLLAND TPKE.—TALCOTTVILLE type Has. out there J (Af* i"ho<--*nis < The Medicare program U fed- to _ AUTHOMUIO Kraft aald at tee NstlonsU Hur- put in effect. ^ »» •* related tailing. rally hindcd and provides how utlh^Mon control commit* DfAiCM And tn WAiArbury the booet a laborer )tas been charged In QLD CLOR^ ON .MOO.N— The United State.i flag, rtcane Onter ^ Cotter lost approved a rate _ . , v . s. m . . pUal «■ J(^ on the xurface of the moon, dominate.x thix Increase of 7 per cent In Janu- ** to a total p«rK>ns J or older, no matter »r Medteors pstlenU (See Page Tea) ary 1668 (See Page Nias) (•«« NIaeteea) photoirraph taken from inside lunar module what their economic need. hoapitolUaUan. and tor A.Htr^naui,*- ftxitpnnt.- .Hand out very ck-arlv Knowlee t.ii.ika U le "generaUy