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Manchester l^ids Asked foFEquipment '\ MEN'S AND BOYS' Average Daily Net Press Run The Weather Hospital Notes, For The Week Ended ■ MosUy cloudy through Friday For Police Training Course FALL, 1970 August 29, 1970 night with scattered showers — BACK-TO-CLASS ' thundershowers;/ tonight’s low visrfiNo HocfiS / HOUSE Manchester has Invited bids criminal law. The hand outs about 60. Saturday clearing, Intennedlate Caro ^Seml-\ \^r a total copying -.and duplicat- will serve as reference material 15,367 warmer. LOOK-AHEAD FASHIONS AT SAVINGS • . ’i fMvate, noQH-2 p.m., and 4 p.m. for the individual policemen af Manchester— City of Village Charm . ^ S p .m .; private rooms, I0.a.m .- irtg systChi .and a video tape re ter the course has -been com 1^ . < p.m ., and 4 p.m.-8 p.m. corder and accessories to -be pleted. new long collofs Pediatrics:' Parents allowed used for the in-service training The equipment will be pur and bold stripes VOL. L X X X IX , NO. 285 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1970 (Cky»lfled AdveiHsing on Page 21) PRICE TEN CENTS any time except noon-2 p.m .; programX for policemen from chased with part of a 813,000 f ■ others, 2 p.m.-8 p.m. Manchester Jmd five surround federal fund Manchester has Self Service: 10 a.m.-2 p.m., ing towns. been granted for the training « M^’n 'S FASHION 4 p.m.-8 p.m. The bids will\be opened Sept. project. The Board of Directors Intensive Care and Coronary 11 at 11.:.30 a.m. at the Municipai appropriated the $10,000 Man Care: Immediate family only, Building. \ chester has already received anytime, . limited to five min- ' Manchester Poltce\jeutenant under the grant to the police Mexico, U;S. Plan U.S. Accuses Egypt ntea. Robert Lannan said that the budget at last night’s meeting. Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m.- video tape equipment wfil be' In addition to.M|,anchester, the * U:4S p .m .,. and 6:80 p.m .-8 used' to tape talks givefK by program will involve policemen Friendship Display p.m.; others, 3 p.m.-4 p.m., and visiting Instructors so ' that ^ e from Glastonbury, East Hart ford, South Windsor, Vernon and Of Breaking Truce 0:80 p.m.-8 p.m. material may be used in more.;^ CX>RONADO, Calif, (AP) —A come out for the dinner at the Age Limits: 16 in maternity, than one training session. The. 'Coventry. 'tThe program should' begin in | yb lg parade, pickets And a crowd 82-year-old, Vlctpiian-style, 400- WASHINGTON (A P )— The United States announced 12 in other areas, no limit in equipment will also be used to officials predict will reach room Hotel del Coronado here. tape accident investigations. November. It is dsigned to im ^ ^ self-service. 100,000 are expected to greet Diaz Ordaz, with a party of today it has evidence of violations of the Mideast stand These tapes will be shown and prove the skill’s and efficiency President Nixon and Merican 25, including his daughter, was still cease-fire and is taking the issue up with 'the Soidet Ib e administration reminds discussed during some sessions, of the pollcem ^. The course reg vta rly $ 6 ■President Gustavo Diaz Ordaz flying in from Mexico City for a Union and Egypt. visitors that with construction will Include the areas of crimi Lannan said. in this seaside city today. reunion with Nixon, ■whom hd “ We want the vlolaUons ties under (U.N.) ' Ambassador under way, - parking ispace is The duplicating equipment nal law, arrest procedure, war Made ir^m permanent press da- The two presidents and' 700 met at Puerto-VaJlarta, Mexico, stopped,” ' State Department jarring’s auspices proceed limited. Vlsltoie are ashed tn will be used to produce hand out rant application, rules of evi press officer Robert J. Mc dence, report writing, human | ViP guests including former two weeks ago. forthwith.’ ’ bear with the hospital while the material on some of the more croiy-’polyester and cotton in the Closkey said after making the relations and traffic control. l i , President Lyndon B. Johnson Preparations were- made for parking problem exl8ts>> complex changes and aspects of L'i new long 3% pointed collar. New announcement. McCloskey declined to say A.- ...Z. were gathering for a White an elaborate four-course meal, whether the United States was u '^ I d striped patterns or deep-tone House-style state dinner Nixon with three wipes to be served in U.S. officials said U.S. .intelli Patients Today: 2ST trying to get the Sovleto-^who solid coiors in blue, gold, green, Is giving Diaz Ordaz tonight in a the hotel’s^elegant Crown Room, gence has determiried that there supply ’ the Egyptians wlh siir- AIDMTrTBD YESTERDAY: ™ I display of Mexican-Amerlcan The U.S, Marine Band from have been an increased number face-to-^r” missiles and help Richard W. Baker, 19 Lewis St.; Hospital Phone Maj. Deptula brown. Sizes 14Vi to 17.- friend^p. Washington and the 56-member of antiaircraft missile sites in- . . . .1 ... T-. .. .J . ®i®® them—and the Egyptians Mrs. Kathleen S. Barry, Glas The telephone number for H \\\s DecoraUons, bleachers and student “ Grupo Folklorico” stalled on the Egyptian side of ^ „^remove the mlssUes-em tonbury; Mrs. Sophie T. Benzel, permanent press — never Manchester Memorial Hospi To Command welcoming signs were up and 65 If'® University of Guadala- the Suez truce line, in violation placed in violation of the U.S.- Stafford Springs; William Bou- . need ironing of the standstill agreement. tal was changed a few marching imlts were poised for Mexico were to enter- sponsored cease-fire which be sa, Glastonbury; Mrs. Irene A. There Is also evidence of pre months ago, but too late to BOYS NEW COLLAR STYLE the parade, along with beauty f®*®- gan Aug. 8. Oioma, Stafford; Clinton A. be listed correctly in the new Guard Unit —queens and horse riders. Members of an antiwar Mexi- viously unoccupied sites now Church, Old Stafford Rd., Tol phone books. The hospital sport shirts Clty officials Lic^ve been work- can-Americah activist group having weapons installed and of Other U.S. sources said the 3 land; James A. Cole, Northfield Maj. Raymond V. Deptula of American ambassador in Mos number is 846-1222. ing hard to make this a warm and an organization of “ Ylp- - movement of equipment Into the Rd., Coventry; Mrs. Elizabeth Muddy Brook Rd., Ellington, .has j welcome with a big turnout and Pl®®” announced they planned standstill zone, they said. cow, Jacob Beam, and Minister D. Cone, 28 View St.; Patricia Donald Bergus have been In been appointed to the position of all the. Ceremonial trappings to to picket outside while the presi McCloskey declined to make a G. Dankel, 30 McGrath Rd., garmo, 115 Walriiit St.; Karl structed to call for a halt to the coriimander of the Connecticut celebrate California’s Bicenten dential guests dined. judgment as to whether the vio South Windsor. Wederstrom, 315 Lakb-Rd., And Nixon will spend 12 hours here violations but are not . demand Army National Guai^to 1st Bat nial as weU as the visit of the lations had been serious enough Also, Elizabeth Davidson, 189 over; Mrs. Irene J. Poliansky, ‘T* with much of the afteVnoon free ing a rollback. W. Middle Tpke.; Denise De- Cassidy .Hill Rd.. Coventry; talion, 169th Infantiy at Man presidents. • to swing the Mideast military 1.99 In his hotel suite. Instructions to make repre Veau, 322 Oakland St.; Florian Patrick F. Griffin, 257 Tolland regularly 2.49 Hundreds of free buses were balance against Israel. But he chester. Previous to this assign- There were rumors Diaz Or sentations to the Soviets and the J. Fay, Glastonbury; Jaimes L. Tpke.; Steven C. Plsch, East put into service all over the made plain the United States m’ent he served as executive of Huge assortment at savings daz might go out for some after Egyptians against truce ■viola Fracchla, RED 1, Hebron; Mrs. Hartford; Joseph A. Florentlno, ./ county and down to the border wants to prevent the cease-fire ■ of 25% on every shirt. Per noon sightseeing, possibly in tions were said to have been Grace G. Garbarini, 52 Bissell Box Mountain Dr., Vemon; ficer with this unit. Maj. Deptula | town of ’lijuana to bring 'visitors from breaking down and to manent press polyester and cluding a 35-minute ride do'wn sent from Washington Wednes St.; William H. Glode, East Wayne A. Grotton; 70 W. Main is 'also a full-time supervisory I 1 - cotton blends. New long point to this commimlty of 16,(KX). promote the lagging Arab-Israe- the freeway to ’Tijuana. day night to Ambassador Jacob Hartford; Darin C. Hanna, 196 St., Rockville; Mrs. Mary E. ’Die normal 60-cent toil on the 11 peace settlement talks. examiner with the U.S. Property or button-down collars. Solids, Beam In Moscow and to Minis Brookfield Rd., Bolton; Walter Creelan, Miami, Flordla. WASHING’TON (AP) — It and Fiscal Office at Hartford. fanci/es, stripes, plaids, pais new $47 mUlion Coronado Bay The U.S. statement said: ter Donald Bergus in Cairo. T. Kelly, im South St., Rock- Also, Mrs. Rachel P. Casa- leys. Sizes 8 to 18. Bridge was cut to 10/cents or took the riot death of an artlcu-- A native of Rockville, Maj. “ On the Middle East our. lat ■vlUe; Ihomas W. Knox, 715 N. santa, 82 Pine Knob Dr., South one peso for the day. Mexican late ■ Me:^lcan-American journal- Assistant Secretary of State Deptula was graduated from est evidence confirms that there Joseph JSlsco also met here late Main 8f.; Olga E.^Lindholm, Windsor; Mm. Carole A. ROm- currency was being accepted 1st to bring together the diverse have been violations of the Undholm’s Comer, Andover. Rockville High School and FLARED OR IVY last night with Israeli Ambassa- . beiger, 24 Hathaway Lane; for the first Ume on the span and often warring Mexlcan- cease-fire standstill agreement. Also, Vincent Szwed, RED 1, Marie A. Panaro, 39 Overland awarded , an associate in science LEAGUE STYLES, dor Yitzhak Rabin. that links San Diego and the Cd- Americans in this.capital city, “ We are not going into de Hebron; Mrs. Sophie Timmer Dr,; Mrs. Chrole J. Strock, 40 degree at the Hartford State | PERMANENT PRESS The Israelis, charging the Technical Institute. He began ronado Peninsula. More than 160 of jhem joined tails. man, 187 Hollister St.; Frank Olcott St.; Burton Frazier, Wll- Nixon’s bubbletop limousine in prayer Wednesday for Ruben Egyptians with cheating on the Wegrzyn, 16 Union St.; Bernard limantlc; JoKn W. MacDowell, his Connecticut Army National I “ We are taking up this matter ceasefire deal, have kept their Guard Service with Rockville’s,! was brought in for his IH-mlle Salazar, who died Saturday Cambodian soldiers carry the body of a badly wounded comrade to the rear in with both the UAR and the Whalen, East Hartford; Lynn R. 333 Bidwell St.; Mm. Florence boys motorcaile, timed to follow the when hit in the head by a police envoy to the U.S.-supervised Zanardi, Glastonbury. Roberts, East Hartford; Mrs. Co. G, 1st Battalion, 169th In- F the wake of bitter fighting 30 miles southwest of Phnom Penh. (AP Photofax) South Viets, ■ USSR through diplomatic chan parade after noontime arrival tear-gas projectile during a Los peace talks home for a week Barbara M. Cornelllson, 11 Vine fantry in 1949, and was called nels. while weighing what to do. iBXRTHS YEJSTERDAY: A son to active duty during the Korean j ceremonies at North Island Na- Angeles riot, St.; Mrs. Thelma K. Barany, 7 school “ We are continuing to watch Secretary of Defense Melvin to Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Burke Rd., Rockville. War in 1960. val Air Station. - '"There never ..have been so Americans the balance closely and as we Briggs, 107 Deepwood Dr.; a son / Nixon planned to helicopter many of us from such different R. Laird gave U,.S. reassurance Also, Mrs. Carole S. Brenza After his discharge from j In Vietnam have said previously,^ we have ^t a news conference Wednes- to Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Gra- pants from the Western White House groups together before—for any- emd daughter, Suffield; Mrs. active duty, he returned to the no Intention, of permitting Is- R^y that the United States wUl kowsky Jr., Shore Dr., Coven at San Clemente some 60 miles thing,’ ’ said Carlos Conde, a re- Cynthia J. Joyner and son, 50 Guard, receiving a direct com- | reel’s security to be adversely not allow the Mideast military try; a daughter to Mr. and group 1 reg. 3.98 away after a morning meeting porter colleague of Salazar ■ who In Shootout Crestrldge Dr., Vemon; Mrs. mission and an appointment to | affected. balance to swing against Israel. s Mrs. Dennis Vigue, East Hart- Sharilyn L. Button and son, 23 the post of reconnaissance of with the six member^ of the ^ow works for the Cabinet Corn- Weekly GI Death Toll Rises SAIGON (AP) — A gfroup of “ ijj the meantime we believe ’ foni; a daughter to Mr. and 3 # 5 9 2 for $7 Laird also said U.S; arms Hyde St.; Mrs. Rosalind B. ficer with Hdqts. Co., 169th In- I Senate Finance Committee. mittee on Opportunity for the disabled war veterans was-re- it is of the utmost Importance Mrs. Wayne Zorger, Enfield. SAIGON (AP) — Sixty-three 537 were wounded. The U.S. mander claimed 500 to 600 ene- Lawrence and daughter, 40 , fantry Regiment at Hartford. In He Is seeking the committee’s spanish-Speaking. (See Page Ten) Also, b daugditer to.Mr. and group 2 reg. 4.98 jjorted holding a' Vietnamese that the talks between the par- Olcott St. 1954 he was reassigned to the aid in moving his stalled family ..jg there is a conspira- Americans were killed in acUon Command said allied . forces my killed or wounded but this army officer hostage tonight in Mrs. James Cashman, Old killed 1,284 North Vietnamese was an esUmate and probably post of executive officer -with | X. assistance welfare plan to a the aftermath of a gmn' b a ttle------—: ~ Lyme; a son to Mr. and Mrs. last week in Vietnam, the U.S. Heavy Mortar Co., 169th Infan 4 # 5 9 2 for $9 Senate vote and Invited them to (See Page Twelve) and Viet Cong troops, compared highly inaccurate, between''tiie veterans and na George McKay, 126 Deepwood 193 Ciet Lunar Duet Command announced, but its to try Reg;lment in Enfield. In 1956 I to 1,093 the week before. - ^he U.S. Command an- tional police'.' . / D r.; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. he assumed command of Hdqts. ’Two special gro'aps, each riOUSTON — Twenty - eight I tal did not include 28 ojh®*’® The aUles said recorded Viet- today that the Army’s Three American military po Charles Crockett, Shore Dr., Co., 2d Battalion, 169th Infantry I value packed, all made from pounds of lunar material gath permanent press fabrics with killed wheq._a helicopter was namese casualOes In the war Engineer Battalion is being licemen were wounde'd. in the Coventry; a son to Mr. and at Hartford, serving until 1958 now total 112,691 , government as part of President ered on the Apollo 12 mission no pressing ever. Choose shot down last Wednesday. shooting and the veferaiis Mrs. Edward Broderick, RED 1, when he was promoted to cap-1 from Ivy League styles with Integrated Schools Open troops killed and 238,385 wound- cutback of 50,000 Ameri- E have been distributed to 139 Vemon. tain. He subsequently held com The 63 dead were 11 more claimed that one of their own sclen^ts in’ the United States straight no-cuff bottoms or ed, and 667,653 enemy killed. troops in Vietnam. The mand positions at West Hart-1 BODY POWER from flared bottom models. than the American battle death number was killed and two oth PISCHARGED YESTER and 54 scientists in foreign Little fighting was re trie d Reactivation will result in a re ers were woUnded. lord, Bristol and Windsor Locks | Stripes, plaids, solids — in toll the week before. The com today in Vietnam or Cambodia, Rygyg„ gj about 810 personnel DAY; Mrs. Beatrice A. De- countries. regulars or slims. Sizes 6 to Southern White in School The veterans reportedly - - units. great collection of shirts to shape mand said American battlefield but American 52 bombers flew gg y^e command said, 18 in group. deaths for the past nine weeks seized the officer when he went He has had an extensive mil your body. a sixth day of saturation raids . . . to the scene of the shooting, In A j\x total 623, the lowest for a nine- against North Vietnamese sup- As usual ®"'y • wh° itary education, having success I. To Keep Mother from Jail Saig;on’s Cholon Chinese dis fully completed the basic infan orlon pUe lined — open week period in 4% years—rihce pfy routes from Laos into Cam- “Whatever The try officers’ course, the com-1 ^ LONG SLEEVE BODY SHIRTS bottom construction By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS lel surge of private school open- 621 UB. troops w®re ^ d S r s t e t e a ' ^ e r o s ^ brtw'een toe vetera'lllTnd'” ^ , pany officers’ course and the Only 25 whites of 369 assigned Ings, President Nixon said he killed between Dec. 19, 1965, and Occasion— Flowers Long collar, two button cuff. Pinch •> / BOYS MELTON-TYPE 25 of toe big bombers dropped career infantry officers’ course were among the hundreds of was pleased, Feb. 19, 1966. reassigned to other units In lice. Shortly afterward. South P dart back or front body style ' 750 tons of bombs along a 200- Say I t Best!” at the U.S. Army Infantry blacks when the formerly all- “As.^ schools have opened in Last week’s toll included only South Vietnam. Vietnamese army rangers were lines. Turned on solid colors or sent to tiie scene to reinforce School, Ft. Banning, Ga. He was | regimental stripes. S, m, I, xl. ” ‘or $7 black George Washington Carv- many'parts of toe. South In re- three-of the 31 AmericaJfis killed __ stretch of the Ho Chi The U.S. Command In Saigon -also chosen lor advanced mili bench er High School opened for toe cent days," toe President said in the helicopter crash south of ’ national police. From Plmom Penh, Associat- reported 28 enemy rocket and Vietnamese - combat police PENTLAND the Floriet tary study at the U.S. Army | i t LONG SLEEV| SPORT SHIRTS fall term in Montgomery, Ala. Wednesday, “ toe ®®tiou *ms Da Nang because only three of " .j, mortar attacks across South Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Md., In Richmond, Va., a 14-year- seen hundreds of communities the bodies had been identified ^ ^ sealed off a major intersection 24 BntGH ST. 643-4444 • MS-6247 Button front or new zipper front ^ X wtu’mers Wheeler reported that Cambo- Vietnam, from 8 a.m. Wednes- in Cholon, Saigon’s Chinese sec Open Monday ttarough Saturday 8':S0.A-M. to 6:86 P.M. where he qualified in the I old white girl attending a pre- achieve the transition from a by midnight last Saturday. Wheeler repo with one ■styles. Throe-button cuff, I6ng only a fresh day to 8 a.m. today. tor, and began a search of ■ ■ I J ...... I '■■■i ordnance otficers’ course, and CQlJar, flap pocket. Solids, stripes. dominantly black school said; dual to a unitary school system Twelve more bodies h®v® b®®n “ ^n t ^ American killed and 13 wound- Why Not Uve A UtU e! Flowers From PENTLAND’S also at Ft. Lee, Va., where he Block, plum, blue, green, red. reg.' 5.Q0 “ The only reason I came here smoothly, peacefully and sue- identified this week and will be ^t Srang ®d. Another seven Americans apartments and other buildingd Will Brighten Up Your World; So Much — Delivery took the U.S. Army career | S, m, I, xl. was to keep my mother from cessfully.” includeditifiofi Inin thisroiQ week’swGGK's toll,LOU toLO district headquarters...... J——----- ...... — g w , _ , for the persons—believed to be Anywhere In 'Tht World! , quartermaster course. X beingg locked up.” ' “ Enormous and primary pe announced next T^.^rsday. ®"d foum i toat t o e Notrh Viet- w e^^^^e wu^n e^^^^ veterans—who. battled with the 1,-^ LONG SLEEVE TURTLENECKS In Mississippi and LLouisiana, o u is l^ , credit for this succtoosuccess .g ^ s tow anaand uietoe ouierother lo16 winwill beue auucuadded tom ------*orce whto^^^^ , in clln to alid »nH thefhi» explosionpxnlosloh of a MPs. Regularly 2.98 9 . 9 ^ school .officials said it would De toe people of toe state and _cbm- ^ ® ^ t ^ “ f^ ^ ^ je e k ‘n which five^^ys ago^^^^^^ furhier-bomlier and- with- Marine F4 flghter-bomter .that (See Page Ten) 100% cotton rib knit. Block, 9JCQ regularly 11.98 weeks before they could pro mutdUes most directly affect white, brass, olive, light blue, *»■«»»* drawn. caught fire while It wba ■ being s I [ I < duce flguVes on Integration. ed,” he added. cinnamon. S, m, I, xl. 2 for SjS a Vlade from heavy Melton The casualty summary also Three battalions of Cambo- refueled at Da Nang Air Base. \\\\\\\ ■loth (100% reprocessed And In Georgia, school offi He said the past few days, said 586 U.S. troops were ZIP OUT i t LONG SLEEVE DRESS 'ool) and warmly lined with cials complained of administra which he earlier bald would , rlon Acrylic pile, even the tive headaches and high absen bring the most meaningful Inte ToMtoeroble'toLre^^^ ®^ «>ey moved.in, but r ^ SHIRTS regularly 2.59 Marxist \ood. Zip fly front. Navy, teeism caused by massive new gration .of toe past 10 years, 358 wounded tvro weeks ago. only Ught °PP°“ ’ Cong In to^^^ Polyester-cotton permanent - lirgundy. Sizes 8 to 18. classroom integration. were a “ very difficult 'and very U.S casualties reported since from the battleground 30 mUes kong Delta 48 to 160 miles souto- press blend. Button cuffs. 1 T T But there was uneventful inte- delicate tinie." Jon 1 1961 now total 43,481 southwest of Phnom Penh Indl- west of Saigon. Field reports May Rule White, pastels and deep,’ * gration of large numbers of oto- Governors in some states con- killed ani 28'7,801 wounded cated total government casual- said one South Vietnamese sol- tones. Neck sizes ,1’>t'/2 to ^ for 3,50 100% Sanforized denims usually higher priced er Deep South districts as public tinued toe quest for ways to South Vietnamese headquar- ties in the five,days of fighting dler was killed and 11 wert: schools opened under orders to thwart busing for the purpose of reported 284 of its troops were about 25 to 30 killed and wounded in toe three fights, In Chile all-weather coats abolish separate schools for desegr®&®Uon. ------— ■were killed last week,, up slight-...... twice that ------many —■—seriously1„ boys' flared dungarees whites and blacks. ' l (See Page Twelve) SANTIAGO, Chile (A P ).— A _ly from 247 the week before, and wounded. The Cambodian com- close ani turbulent campaign A with the fashion Despite boycotts and a paral- (See Page Fifteen) r _■_____ . . impact of a - r that cdu(d put a Communist- backed government ^In power U AW ’s Leonard Woodcock appears to be ponderins: thunderclap MAKE THE pair .....endi>.-ln—C^e-4iodayr—^lie 'nar-' __a-questkm-ae-be-takes-R^ireak for-eoffee-duriag a -- -AS 2 ; 4 4 tion’s '3.6 million voters will meeting in Detroit on Wednesday. (AP Photofax) lEAN SCHEME ■ choose Friday among • a 74- regularly 2.98 year-old conservative, a moder Great for school-alid after-schqol. Rugged 10 oz. Sanforized FBI Seeks Quartet in Wisconsin right on . baby fnavy denim that wears like iron and launders beautifully.. ate leftist who once was ambas New flared bottom styling boys like so much. Sizes 8 to 16. sador to itoe United States and UAW May Stage Strike WASHINGTON (AP)(X ^ —- A nar the Marxist Socialist leader of a •f I a r G S six-party coalition Including the > BOYS’ REGULAR 2.39 tionwide search has been raguhrty 30,00 launched for f6ur young men ■ Communists. Against Two Automakers The rightist is Jorge Ales- t ^ G l I chaiged in the bombing of toe DETROIT (AP) — The presi- cars. Chrysler does not present- . The Northport . . . an ski pajamas Army Mathematics Research sandri, 74| president from 1958 adventurous look, lots ' Center at Madison, Wise. One to 1964 and. running as ah inde dent of toe UnUeh Auto Workers iv Produce a subcompact. of stitching, buckled man died and three were in pendent. ^ e moderate is Ra- takes his union’s new contract Woodcock said he would tell sleeves, and the flip- domiro Tomic, 66, a'member of top Chrysler negotiators today U' jured in the blast. j; demands.today to toe Chrysler piest little panel in back. with button and zipper One of the four charged in the - President Eduardo.Frel’s Chris-, that their contract offer—which Dacron polyester
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1970 one considers they are mostly talking of his charges’ sucdl^ss Tate Case: PAGE TWO Comimiiiity inexperienced amateurs. Intona Pope Asjks the night before. tion, too, was better than av Wendland,, . administrator • of I ,■ ' ' . . ------"— ~ THE DOBMUMTV DAY SCHOOL MOVIE RAHNOS erage for a group of thia type. the Wisconsin Exposition Cen Sheiinypifl on Bridge Ensemble A large percentage of the Qemency ter,- In West Allis; outside Mil Diagnosis on Susan Atkins: MANCHBSTlIt,' CONN. baddario Behind D uff^, DANCIN& waukee, said auditions for this R3R PARETOS AND group were students, ahd the • Nbn-gr»ded elementary school — DON’l* DRAW TBVSIPS players came from various com summer’s troupe attracted 300 YOUNG PEOPLE NORTH Anxiety Causes Her P ain • M nltl-afed grouping In small claasea Spokesman Reminds GOP ALL BRIDOE.. HANDS Every Fridayy^i^ht In Debut munities round and about. Man- In Aftack In the eligible 16-19 ^ e range. V Indlvldaallxed stody programa 0tn9Ctrv9 ot rtffogt tt Ip i/Vomt ^ ♦ K J 4 3 y chester^had the largest percent ...... Ill June, the 'wlnneEs began a tamin pills for the trial's dura f SmsiUTe Involved facility ' Alphonsus J. Donahue, the ■6ovf tuiitbtitty ol By ALFRED, SHEINWOLD 9 10 By JOHN ORUBEB VATICAN CITY (AP) Pope g a.m.-to-9 p.m. regimen at the By LINDA DEUTSCH a Multi-media learning resource# GLASTONBURY, Conn. (AP) co/tNAf lof ¥i9mng by lf>tf Members of V.F.W. A u ^ f y & Stein Club age, of 'course, with South Wind- tion. convention-endorsed candidate, In some haii^ it is necessary -0 A 10 5 2 Associated Press Writer a finmmintlty of children from varied backgrounda — -A spokesman for Congress The CJommunlty Amateur En-_ sor close behind. There were Paul VI has asked that the man fairgrounds under Mark Azzoll- Miss Atkins, helped to the wlt- lost a primary contest to_ Duf to draw trtimps to prevent an , ♦ K 87 3 4 AJ^D THEIR GUESTS man Emilio Q. Daddario, the semble made Its debut last night representatives’Of Rockville and who threw atones at him not be na, a former Air Force lleuten- LOS ANGELES (AP) — De- j,ggg gfand from a wheel chair, Accepting Applications for Admissions fey last month. Incumbent Sen. Alt ACES ADMITTED opponent from ruffing one of EAST Democratic candidate for gover Gcnerai Audiences WEST TT , ,1 . Vernon, Storrs, East Hartford treated...... harshly, press reports colonel and leader of the fendant Isusan Atkins sajFS she began testifying in a whisper, nor, said Wednesday there Isn’t Thomas J. Dodd dropped out of your wliuiers. It Is not neces ♦ 95 ♦ 8 6 2 at the Umtarian-Unlversalist j ^ ... .NDRAD Commanders drehes- Far Firthtr lafiinigflag Otli I4T-1040 and Glastonbury as well, so the said today. has been in constant pain at the but her voice was strong as she any doubt who. Daddario is sup the' race for the Democratic sary to draw trumps In till (?9 8 6 5 3 . (PQJ4-2 YFW — ^ E. CENTER ST. meeting house at 486 Main St., effort ia of more than purely tra, aided by a choral director, nomination before the party’s AIL ACES ADHIHED hands'. -It Is not necessary OQJ9843 0K7 The pontiff told his secretary, trial A 10 'minutes on the stand. porting for the U.S. Senate—it’s ParcnttI Guidinci Siiccnled ■greatly pleasing a near capacity local interest. . a choreog;rapher and an orches- Sharon Tate murder the Rev. Joseph Duffey, the state convention, and has since . to draw all of the tnimps .even A None A J 1094 the Rt. Rev. Pasquale Macchi, “If everyone wahts to go GP audience. CTompirsed of about The group Is considerably' too trator. — doctor says It’s probably just announced he will run as an in when you do draw stmie of to intercede with authorities and The teen-agers receive the in ahead and think tliul Iny pain Is Demodratic candidate. SOUTH large for the acoustics of the anxiety. TTie statement was issued -in dependent. them. It Is not necessary to 46-50 players under the direction express the Pope’s wish, the struction, room, board and $3(1^ a ThTjudge, after listening to psybholo^cal. let Uiem bellew ♦ A Q 107 small hall in which it was heard. reply to a speech here by Re 'The Daddario spokesman re AESTAICTED draw trumps at your first op (? A K 7 of Robert E.. Richardson Jr., Rome daily Pa^se Sera said. week as part of a self-support' the defendant and the doctor that.” she said. . . . It a very UnMr 17 rtquirts KConionying I should like to hear It in more publican State Chairman How plied Wednesday that “ Mlm portunity. Before I put you to this was no corny clambake, It described: the pontiff as Ing budgrt that Wendland said Wednesday, said of Miss At-- physical to me.” Parani or Adult Guardian commodious quarters; and I “ profoundly disturbed” by the ard Hausman, who said; “ It Daddario Is supporting' Joseph i3S» sleep with this kind ol sttite- Z AQ 652 but a highly Enjoyable concert totals $100,000. t kins: "She’s articulate, she’s lu- Asked whether she fplt able to MUNICIPAL BUILDING should like to hear it with a incident during the general seems to me that It Is high Duffey. T h ere are, and there merjt, let me show you a hand South Wesl North East IV In the lighter vein. Their bookings this year have cld and she’s apparently per- resume trial, she said, “If you greater number" of strings, but audience Wednesday at his sum time for Mr. Daddario to stop should be, no grrounds for a m -^ In which the last trump not Pass 1 0 Pass Two soloists were featured, included the state fair and nu fectly healthy.” He .ordered the want to bring me in a hospital , NO ONE UNDEN 17 ADHIHED 1 4 these things will undoubtedly mer residence in Castel Gandol- being mum and Wll the people blgulty in that support.’’ ^ dra-wn imtll the 12th trick. Pass 4 ^ Pass 5 r so h , Marilyn Richardson, soprano, merous smaller fairs In Wiscon trial resumed. bed, yeah, I ’ll stay In here.” (Ag« limit m*y viry 2 ♦ come in time. fo. of Connecticut just where he The spokesman said he was in ceritin artisl South dealer. 4 , NT Pass 5 ^ Pass WELLES I sin, and the (Janadlan National / and Sirkka. Johnson, , , flautist. , Meanwhile, thanks are In or- Another paper, II Messaggero, Miss Atkins, 21, Is one of three Earlier, police chemist Joseph stands. surprised there was any ques- Both sides vulnerable. 5 NT Pass 6 Pass ’ p AULS— E M IW SS Exposition In Toronto. said the Pope exclaimed to young women followers on'trial Granado testified that he com- “Is he supporting Rev.- Duffey about where Daddario Opening lead — Queen bf All Pass the biggest hand of the evening a sa IS 6 ♦ lyn Becker- who managed the aides: “ Poor fellow I hope he wlth Charles M. Manson, 38, paretl samples of Miss Atkins’ or Is he- secretly for Sen. Dodd gt^ndg he added that Duf- Diamonds. air-conditioned from an audience that deserved', enterprise and started another cornea to no harm.” chieftain, of a nomadic hippie- hair with strands found on ouiuand undercuttingu,iuc..ft Duffey------— the jey, Daddario and the Demo- CAOnON PtCnM coot o* Ml.f AIOlAAHOn West leads the queen o< dia ly applauded the whole show.. musical effort of more than The assailant remained In a Hearings Qosed style "fkmlly,” on charges of bloody clothing dumped in 'a same way he pulled the plug on eratlc Congressional candidates monds, and ideclarec_„.wins In would get either a heart, BURNSIDE She played numbers by Bols- At7:10-9-.20 SHU Bl'WtU-'tn AVI lAU MAWtfCH' passing significance In Manches psychiatric clinic in Rome murder-Consplracy In the slay canyon near the Tate home, and At TVmAhiie?’’ Hausman asked, throughout the state are con dummy with the ace. He can af club trick. deffre and Anderson, Incident CLOSED ter. On-Air Seryice ings of Miss Tate and six others. found a number of similarities. ford to draw two rounds Re-O pening for its 17th Year SCHOOL M GANCE The hefty shirts And fabrics full-bodied I * \ ASSOCIATE TEACHER - Director - Miss Priscilla ^ ' ■ • * / , The handsome shirts DEBORAH RANSOM ^ ' FALL-WINTER And collars high and long GRADED CLASSES IN CLASSICAL BALLET GRADED GUESSES IN - «IL MANCHESTER TAILOR SHOP The elaborate shirts • BAT6n • TAP • ACROBATIC BAUET • TAP • JAZZ • ACROBATICS ' FPURDAYS6NLY-rSEPT.2-5 And cuffs double-buttoned • MODERN JAZZ # PRE.SCHOOL FOR THE LADIES BATON TWIRLING and PRE-SCHOOL REG. SPECIAL The yesteyyear shii^ A5S2||C. I \ . - ■: / S ■ P A G E FTVB '.a '•T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESfTJR, CONN.. THURSDAY,'SEPTEMBER 3, 1970 7 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1970 . PAGE>bUR Prayer kessions MdAD StR^ET, MANCHESTER Set for Schools - ^ ' "s t a r .Also: Kane St. and Prospect Avbnue, West Bartfoid -By CLAY K POLLAN- LIBRA In Cambridge J M Y o u r Daily Acfivity Guide # OPEN DAILY 10:00 A.M, to 10:00 P.M.! A ccording fo l/ie S(arf. CAMBRIDGE:, Masa. (AP) — GIRLS To develop messoge for Friday, 5-16-27-40^ Prayers are slated to return to # AMPLE FREE AND EASY PARKING1 read words corresponding to numbers 51-72-84-85^ all Cambridge public schoohi at of your Zodiac birth sign, ------• "ChorgGlt" wfth«itheryourC.E.T.oi5C.A.P. > tAURUS SCORPiS opening of classes Sept. 10, de AfR. 20 1 Repair.^ 3t Help 61 And OCT. Permanent SELF-SERVICE DEOT STORES Mostar ChorgG^^ord!, 2 Keep 32 W ill 62 A spite the U.S. Supreme Court 1- ( ^ MAY 20 3 Guard 33To 63 Yours HOY. 21.‘ 64 Advontogeou i D 11-22-3444 4 BrorKi 34 Household 9-20-31-42/^" G*S ban. *' ' 65 Social 5 5 4 0 7 1 "5 You 3 5 On , 53-58-81-88V Press^ 6 Your 36 Jewelry 66 Contoct w SELF wS E R V I C E d e p t ‘nie city school ' committee GEMINI 7 Associates' 37 Opportunity 67 Such * SAGITTARIUS said Tuesday night that orders Zip Up a Lean Rib Knit >5, MAV 21 8 Time 38 In 68 Chonges | 9 You'll 39 May 69 Meorty will go'to all 19 school principals y C 10 Consider , 40 A 70Corefully “ DEC. 21 M l BROAD STREJBT, MANCHESTER • OPEN DAILY 10 TO 10 | to Mt up a system allowing a ,7-18-32-43 11 You'll 4) Ripe 71 Todoy i 8-19-30-41 ^ V 42 When 72 In five minute prayer session. Blouse '5 4 -4 3 -7 3 12 Clothes 52-57-68 D. 43'Differ 73 Now Mayor Allred B. Vellucci said KING'S 13 Wotchful CANCER CAPRICORN Pants Suit 14 Your 44 Go V 4 Con the order wlU 'affect -more than 1^,'fJUNi 21 15 New 45 Items 75 Be DEC. 22 Now! There's a Breed 76 Firmly 20,000 pupils. ’ JUU5 22 16 Moy 46 Cosh JAN. TP Go anywhere, everywhere in bur (great »17Good 47 And 77 Consolidoted 78 Approvol 1-12-23-34^ The order directs that pupils \ 3-14-25-36 18 Attitude 48 Is ’ pantsuit of ribbed orlon acrylic. The long 49 Solving 79 Your 45-67-80-86^ "be permitted live minutes be puts '4 7 - 5 9 - 7 0 19 Is sleeved top has today's big industrial sip- 20 Get • 50 Receive 80 As AQUARIUS fore the start of school each day LEO 21 Rodicol 51 Stolemote 81 Expect of Sportswear for Men per, the pants pull on easily. Navy, red, 22 Hove 52 For 82 Personal JAN . 20 for the purpose of indlviduEdly, 83 Fir>oncioi brown. Sizes S-M-L. 23 And 53 You , FEB. IB OF la groups, reciting a prayer S^^AUG. 22 24 Eyes 54 From. , 84 FinorKiot 2-13-24-35^ 4-15-26-37, 25 Wollet 55 It 85 Affairs of their choice on a 'voluntary 46-61-82-90^6 new :fe!48-56-79-B7 26 Money 56 At 86 Appliances basis without the benefit of the 97 27 Reoch 57 Rodicol 87 Threshold PISCES and Boys at King's! 99 VIRGO 58 Leost 88 It classroom, teacher's presence or 28 Ideos EEB. „ AUG. 23 29 Steps 59 Documents 89 Problem advice." 30 Not 60 Alone 90 Properly MAR. 20 22 9/4 Vellucci said the order follows 10-21-29-38 Good (H ) Adverse N e u t r a l 6-17-28-39^ weeks of committee’ discussion ^49-^2-S^ 6F € 5 0 -6 9 -7 8 ' and legal research. mere was no Immediate com Crisp white blouse-ond- ment from the state^ Depart slip combination with ment of Bducatltm. pretty Idee edging bn The Cambridge action follows the collar, hem and A pioneering move by the school sleeves. Flower opr committee of Leyden, a town In pliques and bow trims. The Baby Has Western Massachusetts, which Sizes 4 to 12. set up'a system of prayers last spring. On a challenge by the state, Been Named the Leyden plan went to Superl- ,or Court \^ere Judge Paul V. Rutledge ruled that dhlldren 3 could say prayers in public schools—provided teachers take Miller, Jeffrey Robert, son of Robert and Mary Turkovltz no part. Miller, 208,Hany Lsine, Vernon. He was bom Aug. 23 at Man m e state Board of Elducatlon chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are has unanimously voted tp ap Mr. and Mrs. Philip Turkovltz, New Tork, N.T. His paternal peal the ruling. GTEUidparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller, New York, N.Y. Under the Leyden system, I * * », •! A which replaced an earlier pro Girts Love the ' Burnham, Eric Paul, son of Charles E. Jr. and Sharon posal ruled invalid, the young Johnson Burnham, 300 Phoenix St., Vernon. He waa bom Aug. sters In the four-room elefmen- 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandpar tray school hear one bell to sig ents are Mr. and Mrs. Nels C. Jtmnson?196 Scott Dr., Manches nify the beginning of prayero, P e a s a n t ter. His paternal grandparents Eire Mr. and Mrs. Charles Biun- another bell to Indicate the end ham Sr., 38 Saulters Rd., Manchester. «, • «i A of the session and a third to de Cassano, MlcheUe Susan, daughter of Stephen and Susan note the beginning of classes. Lo o k ! Ingram Cassano, 19 Marble St., Manchester. She was bom Aug. Gov. Francis W. Sargent last 24 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandpar May sighed a bill allowing pub ents are Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ingram, 66 Crestridge Dr., Ver lic school prayers—provided non. Her paternal grEindfather Is John CassEino, Nantucket, they follow Rutledge's ruling. PEASANT BLOUSE Mass. Leyden officials plan to ask « • • «i « the state Supreme Court to clar Mills, Melissa EUse, daughter of David and Claire Gl- ify whether a teacher may be guere Mills, 28 Goslee Dr., Manchester. She was bom Aug. 24 present. ^ at Manchester Memorial HospltEil., m e ciHifUct centers on a U.B. Supreme Court decision in 1963 white blouse with red l^wls, David Wesley, son of Wesley and Joan Ayer banning required prayers in and navy embroidery L6wls, Antrim Rd., Covent^. He was bom Aug. 23 at Manches public schools, m e decision trim, gathered neckline. ter Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. held that requiring children to Sizes 7-to 14. Gladys Ayer, PlEilns Rd., Coventry. His patemEd grandparents pray a particular prayer, or die are Mr .and Mrs. F. Utwlyn Lewis, StraUord, Vt. His mater writing by public authorities of s nal great-grandmother Is Mrs. Rose Ayer, So. River Rd., Cov a required prayer was a breach PLAID SKIRT entry. He has a brother, Stephen, 4; and a sister, Sheri, 9. of the separation of church and A • « • • state. Walsh, Myles Alexiuider IV, son of Myles Alexander m 3 9 9 and Holt Wiggins Walsh, RFD3, 80 Overbrook Rd., Vernon. He WEIS bom Aug. 23 at Msmchester Memorisd Hospital. His mater nal grsmdiparents are Mr. and Mrs. L. G&rd Wiggins, Concord, BOY SCOUT Coordinating _,skirt in Mass. HlS paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Myles A.- red and navy plaid Walsh, Cranhury. E *. .* • • Notes and News bonded ocrylic. 7 to 14. Matfaewson, Christine Dawn, daughter of Donald and Ey- lene Dahh Mathewson,. 712 Dsirt Hill Rd., RockvlUe, She was \/l/len! 1 / Troop 27 - -'V,- borii Aug. 22 at Manchester MemoriEd HospltEd. Her matemEd Troop27, sponsored by St. gTEmdparents are Mr. Eind Mrs. C. L. Dabb, Ogden, UtEih, Her Pick a Mary’s Episcopal Church spent O n the Inside Track . . . paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Mathewson, two weeks at Lake of Isles S ^ erse t, Mass. She has two brothers, Kenneth, 11, Eind Rob Scout Reservation and return ert, 9; Eind two sisters, SEindra, 13, and Julie,' 4. One Size * « « *> •> Wardrobe of ed home with the following ac Ribbed iSlipon$ Wilcox, Danelle Ann, daughter of Jack ‘Eind Rosemary complished ; P Garry Albert and momas Fits Subteen Lemek Wilcox, Prospect St., Rockville. She was bom Aug. 26 Marvin advanced to Second I at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal gryidparents are Mr. Eind Mrs. Henry McCaffrey Jr., Prospect St., Rockville. Het Permanent Press Class scouts. to Teenageir! with INDUSTRIAL ZIPPERS! paternal' grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Wileox, High Several earned merit badges. Including Scott Dickie, athletics f Manor Park, Rockville. She has ia brother, Wayne. and pioneering; David Dwyer, Top off anything with a neat zippered H CA * • « » 4 . short sleeved slip-on in ribbed polyester LeBhmd, Chantel Nicole, daughter of Leonard and Betty forestry and wildlife manage- | ment; Stephen Dwyer, athletics knit solids or Dacron polyester-nylon | a A Krechko LeBlond, Peter Green Rd., Tolland. She was bom Aug., stripes. Sizes 34 to 40. 29 at Rockville GenerEd Hospital. Her maternal grandparents and personal fitness; Newton Junior are Mr._6iid Mrs. Clement Krechko, Kozley Rd,, TollEind. She Elmerson and Michael Parker, has twolirothers, Tyrone and LEince; and a sister, Candace. swimming; EMc Engelbrecht, *,•*,*• athletics, caniplng, cookings * Shaw, EUzabetii Ann, daughter of Richard and Barbara BOYS WEAR DATED forestry, pioneering and wildlife Miss Wregglt Shaw, U p DI, West Wllllngton.'She W£ts bom Augr 30 management. at Manchester MemorlEd Hpspltal. Her maternal grandpEirents Gregory and Geffrey Ehmls, are Dr; apd Mrs. Winston Wreg^t, Detroit, Mlcli. Her patenuil canoeing, forestry, pioneering grandmother is Mrs. Frank Shaw, Allan D r, Vernon. She has and rowing; Peter Heard, ath / letics and pioneering; Daniel Parity a sister, Jennifer, 14 months. . , Lewis, forestry, nature, personal Acrilan® ocrylic knit shirts with) K in g 's ■ fidiess and wildlife manage wear-doted guarantee. High crew, Loic ment; Liaurence Linders, wird- Price life management; Chjistophel- stripes ond ringpr necks, Jong point Marvin, forestry and' nature; Hose collar models. Sizes 6 to 18. ,- Richard Muldoon, athletics; Jef-. • Body Shirts with Long Point Collars, X frey Saplenza, athletics, nature BRICK O C T Button-dbiyns, 2-Button cuff Models , and pioneering; Glenn Saums^ forestry; .and Bruce Warren, - BOYSPERMANENT PRESS'^ ' Pernronent- Press Blenda-ln -Setid - forMtry and personal filhessr COUNTRY STORt ors. Prints and Stripes Two boys ■ completed the one —«OME SEE OUR NEW UNE» • Sizes Small, Medium and Large / MJle Swim -P e te r Heard and Daniel Lewis. FRANKLIN FIREPLACES me Unit Inspection Plaque FIREPLACE ACCESSORIES Western Jeans that Is ppresented to the best area In camp was held by the PENNY CANDY COUNTER ' Rugged permanent press polyester- boys for five of the six days In ANTIQUES — GIFTS the last week. Gregory and Jef cotton denim. Bor tacked at strain 99 cmd Bell BoHei frey Ekuils, Daniel L^wls and ,“OLD FASHIONJTEMS” ^ _ points^ 5 pockets. Navy and Super stretch crushed - Ohristephar Marvin are spend 'hl-torquenylon-Tprrr'fbr ' ted (iopuldr colors. Sizes 8 to^lB. ' At " " ing one more “Week in camp to • smooth no-sag, no-bag attend Junior Leaders Training “OLD FASHiON PRICES” 2 fit. Fashion shades of course put on by Charter Oak Free Delivery Within' 10 Miles ... 4 Council. fropicana, sand, coffee Rt. 6, Andover-Columbia Line * m e flrsr meeting of the sea and bone. son will be a FamUy Night on mursday. Sept. 10, In Nell Hall at the Church. All parents are In vited to attend and learn of com \ ing events In the new year. CHEVY‘S NEW VEGA ptT' ‘ Unit Discusses The Look for Fall! ARRIVES • 100,%i Cotton Denim Hi-Rise Jeans with Bell Flared Legs, Patch Pockets for Plans for Year JUNIOR BOYS NEW A SEPTEMER 10TH. Today’s Look! | m e Youth Commission will S u e |d e 'n i b u t t q n -f r o n t flared • Popular Colors of Blue, Brown and Black. meet tonight at 7 ta the munici • Waist Sizes^7 to 38, Inseams Short, pal building to discuss plans for BUT IF YOU CANT WAIT. Medium, L^ng. this school year, and member F rin g e ship. m e commission has 24 The Poor Boy Rib Knit Th^-Wet-Look Trimmed WE'LL WRITE YOUR ORDER members appointed for onp-year terms. All are imder the' age of FA$HlOlsl ACCESSORIES RIGHT NOW. ' 21 at the time of the appoint < Count on King's for the ment. and are town residents. Fringed draWstring pouch hand Shirt Dress Co rd u rby Coa t Created by the Board of Dir bag in patchwork pattern leath X “A GOOD PLAC^ TO BUY A CAR” ectors in August 1969, the. com- er or suede. Browntones. ^ ^ 9 9 The right combination Jp r fal|, The. classic shirf dress with up- Newest in Fashions for the missipn’s function Is promoting wide walccotton corduroy on< F; - ■ 'v' and improving youth participa /' dated fashion detailing. In this^ 2 J S 7 Great new button front styling wilh h id wet look trim. Perfect over ponts, tion Is town goverment. Improv ■ New-look suede headbands with year's favorite ribbed double knit CHEVROLET den zipper,. 2 front patch pockets. Sonfor- skirts. Warm pile lining. Bronze', ing communication and under fringe, metal and novelty trims. acetate. Redr purple, brovMV:— ized blue cotton denim. 4 to 7. - Family at Discount PriCfes! standing between the youth and gold, bone, 5/6 to 15/16. C O .. IN C. Earthtones ..-m g g Petite sizes 3 to 11. Carter the adults of the town, and con MANCHESTER cerning itseU with the problems 1229. MAIN s t r e e t of juvenile delinquency, educa y . 7 . tion, recreation and with youth activities, j ' t . 1-. , X - . t- • / ■ X . \ - ■ v'-:f v ; - . .J MANCHESTER EVENING HERAED. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1970 PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTOR, CONN., THURSDAY, • SEPTEMBER 3,-1970 Ing firm, and the author q;f is how to ask a person’s name "Drug Abuse - as a Business State Employes W ho Care and address, and to pick up an On-the-job Drug Problem minds to stay- out of the holocaust clyilio idea of what his problem la. Problem.” Connecticut Pittel estimated 30 to 50 per iiaurl|FBlrr zation's disorganized permissiveness had Father LAs Heras said.- plqsti^ freei^ bpxes^ ^ Learning to Speak Spanish The priest-teacher tries to ad Explored in San Francisco c ^ t of San BYancisco business already made inevitable. ’ ( I employes between the ages of 18 0 just the vocabulary to the needs tions as Pacific Gas and Elec lEupnm l|prali) Yankee HUtRTFOiRD, Conn. (AP) — ’ SAN FlRAilCKCO (AP) — to 30 have tried marijuana. • boilable • reusable • stackable p u b l i s h e d b y t h e took an intermediate course. of the class. He uses no book. tric Co., Bank of America, Pa HERALD PRINTINO CO.. INC. We might still manage a decision. But Sthte employes who ca^e—some Some 100 have enrolled so far Drug usage is .so widespread He' said drug usage Is a crutch 13 Bissell Street "I ’m the bopk,” he said.' cific Telephone and Southern pint pkg. of 5 ...... Manchester, Conn. the only way anybody can decide to stay By A.H.O. 5()b ot them—haye learned to for fall courses. A Spaniard who spent a dec among both whlte-and blue-col- that often results in “ permanent . THOMAS F. FERGUSQh deferral of problems.” quart pkg. of 3 / / WALTER R. FERGUSOh out of the next war is to prevent it from ■greet,Spanish-si>ealcing people in Spanish got off the ground ade In Cuba and "a year in lar “workers that it does Jlttle "Any company that, hires Publishers The lovely legislative junket when James J. Casey, then the Puerto Rico before coming here "It is a turning away Instead Founded October' 1. 1881 arriving. And the only way the rifext war 'their own language. good to lire them, two research- large number of young to Salt Lake'City, sending a consumer protection commis- in 1964, Father Las Heras knows ers say. Their replacements ployes, and has, a high turnover of developing ^i^er strength to^ can be prevented from arriving is And they can' go on from we have a complete assortment of Published Every Evening Except Sunaayr OpnnecUcut delegation of 43 per’- sloner, wanted their Investlga- the idioms of each Island and may have a similar problem. rate, will have this problem," handle pro^ems,” he said. and Holldaya Entered at the Post Office ai l/N there, not conversing fluently, Manchester, Conn., as Second Class Mall through a real ^ d positive reach for the sons not long after the immi tors and inspectors to be able adds them to the vocabulary as “ Drugs are often a way of life Miss Kurils said, He suggested that each com canning and freezing supplies . . . t but ahklng questions in Spanish Matter. Ideals and the law and the machinery of— nence of new historic state to communicate with the gprow- needed. . for young executives," Carol Miss Kurtis said her work In pany d^artment should have a and reminding newcomers from ijig Spanish-speaking population. A Hartford caseworker, Mrs. SUBSCRIPTION RATES deficit had required Governor Kurils, a New York drug ex- New York with 80 major corpo- ’supervisor with good objective Payable In Advance collective security, the United Nations, Puerto BJeo and Cuba to a wide range of civil servants Maureen Taylor, who hsinclles Dempsey to urge all state offi pert, told a workshlp lor repre- rations and further research lowlqdge of drugs, whom peo One Year ...... 830.(Xj which means an end to the Lindbergh “hablar despacito" speak alow- have joined Uie classes, from the problems of Cuban refugees SL- Months ...... 15.M cials to curb out of state Junket- sentatives of 90 San Francisco throughout the eastern Unite ple can come to, without fear, Three Months ______7.8C iy- ’ the public works department to almost exclusively, found that —like assumption that we can continue.. eering, is one more illustration area firms Wednesday. States revealed a 20 per for help.” One Month ___ .'... 3.80 The Improved communication thg attorney general’s office. even a limited Imowledge of iinct it at of the kind of syndrome which She and Dr. Stephen Pittel of impairment of employe efficien- The program was sponsored MEMBER OF to let things just happen, andythen side Is the result of Spanish courses Some of the students are dis- Spanish was keenly appreciated, has taken over the Connecticut San Francisco's Mt. Zion Hospl- 'ey because of the usT’of such by the San Francisco Chamber THE ASSOCIATED PRESS step the result if we please. added three years ago to the appointed to find they cannot If I try to speak Spanish, Ibe Associated Press Is exclusively en legislative establishment. tal, who has done three years of drugs as marijuang^TiSD, her- of Commerce after police got titled to the use of republlcatlon of all in-service training prog;ram of- converse ■ in Spanish after ten even if I dim’t do it well, it news dispatches credited to It or not other- And, as such, it performs a drug research In the Haight- oln, amphetamines and barbitu- "25 . phone calls in one month” fered by the State Personnel De- 2-hour sessions. 'Hie current in- makes them feel more comfor- wlie crMited In this paper and also yUie service the legislators them Ashbury .district, said compa- ates as well as'nicotlne and ah from businessmen with employe mtT«xclc of local news published here. < selves certainly never intended. partment. structor, the Rev. Segimdo Las able," she said of her clients. down'towp Ti\at\cKpsTe.T. All rights of republlcatlon of special dis Response was slow the first Heras of Sacred Heart Church, They are not so embarrased nles must set up programs to cohol. drlig problems, said Lt. Clem patches herein are also reserved. .. Law And Morals It focuses public attention on help employes. She is an editor and research- D’Arjilcus, former , narcotics of- f vHcuopen m Hurv. a . iMtoand m..mamatrL.nlcMa tfll oa i what may. deserve to be rated, two - years, when only 60 en- Wethersfield, says they should about their inability to speak The Herald Printing Company Inc., xAt-.y Moralists of the ancient world were In Attending. the seminar were er fqr'Research Institute of fleer now working in police in for its long range consequences, rolled, but the number jumped not be. English when they witness her sumee no financial responsibility for typ(r' no doubt that lewd spectacles debauch representatives of such corpora- AnjeHca, a New York consult- telligence. graphical errors appearing , In advertta^^ the most important single issue to 400 last year and another 100 All they can expect to leam fumbling Spanish, she said. ments and other reading matter In public morals. Periodically the Roman facing the Connecticut elector Manchester Evening Herald emperors agreed with the moralists, ate in this most dramatic elec cOifk . Subscriber to Los Angeles Tlmes-Washtn^ suppressed the shows, and banished the ton Post News Service. actors. The records do not relate wheth tion year. Full service client of Nr. B. A. Service Inc The specific question wlU be Publishers Representative Mathews er this provoked a chorus of cant about Shannon and Cullen Inc., Special Agency the inalienable preogatlve of the artist that of whether or not, in the — New Yoric. Chicago. Detroit and Boston referendum this November, the and the liberty of the human spirit. The people of Connecticut will ap MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OP CIRCUEA records.do show tjiat the prohibitions nONS. were of little avail and short lived. It prove the Constitutional Amend has generally been supposed since those ment which provides that the Display advertising closing hour.* Legislature shall have annual For Monday — 1 p.m. Friday days that digressions into that kind of F or Tuesday — i p.m. Saturaa^ rather than biennial sessions. F or Wednesday — 1 p.m. Monday licentiousness are injurious to society, For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday and attempts to check them simply by The direct consequences of For Friday -- 1 p.m. Wednesday annual sessions are debatable, For Saturday — i p.m. Thursday legal prohibition have generally come Classified deadline o p.m. day be unstuck. with, this com er’s guess being fore publication. p.m. Friday lor that they will cost the state a H aturuy and Mon y publlcattoR The epithets appropriate to "Oh Cal- / lot more money without any cutta!" are a matter ot choice. It Is safe corresponding Increase in legis to say that it strikes most people as go lative wisdom or efficiency. 3 Thursday, September 3 ing beyond the bounds of decency. . .It is But the proposal, ior annual not to the point that worse, or better, sessions has a symbolic impor has for long been on tap In S<^. "Oh! . tance even greater than its own Lindbergh’s Continuing Illusion Calcutta!” is a production for the legiti potential direct results. Revival of the Lindbergh argument mate stage by one of our most celebrat This proposal is about the only ed aesthetes, ^artonized by a fashionable ]!>Jbw you get Queen’s Scroll with every chance the people of the state —that winning World Wfir II turned out audience, and dutifully cmisldered by are ever going to have to cry worse for us than it might have been dramatic critics. It contributes to the some kind of halt to the ex^ava- general idea of what is publicly, accept-, 'sabings plan at the bank that listens. to let Nazi Germany win because it pro ganza of self-aggrandizement able. moted Russia and China to the status of upon which the Connecticut That is why those who are of the opin <■>/' world power menaces—is not likely to Legislature has launched It ion that it passes the bounds of decency, self. ■; contribute anything significant or valu \are justified -in denouncing it. It is not The legislators themselves able to our present day opinions and because they personally are affronted have long ago lost, any realis (they need not attend), but because it choice^ tic sense of what they are do "V- shifts the limits of publicly permissible ing. They are, almost to a man sexual display, and shifts toem in a di -The inference of the Lindbergh argu ■v and a woman, filled with an ex * rection that they have reasoli to believe alted sense of high-minded cru ment—that we had a choice in 1939 and is hurtful to the values they uphold and sade as they set their sights on 1940 and 1941—is as much of an illusion to the well-being of their society. annual sessions, higher salaries, today in retrospect theory as it was "Oh! Calcutta!" is a notorious, but .1 further curbs on the power of not a particularly important, example ot then in actual fact. what Is already one of the the glide into public licentiousness. The weakest governorships in the book trade and the advertising profes The world, by that tim e ,/h ^ gone country, and that eventual great sion are more pervasive in their influ new state capitol building in beyond its power to ch ence,, But just because "Oh! Calcutta!” which they would all have in is notorious it provides an occasion for dividual offices and indl'viitoal' All the significant Sm IsIoiis had been those who feel that the values they re office staffs. ^ made, before Lindbergh or anyone else spect are threatened by this unilateral The session of the National first raised a Kmice in the debate over revision of frontiers to stand up and pro*- Legislative Conference out in test. They deplore the production less for Salt Lake City would, quite what America should do. whatxlt is than for what it portends. We naturally, be an occasion for the are with them. Photographed by Reginald Pinto '-'i B || Then, as now, civilization had made crusaders of one state to meet To denounce is one thing, to advocate NO BLIGHT HERE those of other states and ex its crucial, binding decisions by a prohibition' is another. Legal suppression change ideas and enoourage- process which was essentially negative. of intellectual and artistic-iwork and of ment, and the wonder is not Then, as now, civilization eased back, entertainments is consonwt 'with a liber that the managers of the Con al society only if there is a very broad A Thought for Today necticut Legislature took 48 frustrated and tired, ^md let the same measure of agreement within the politi Sponsored by the Manchester members and staff out to the af E old things begdn to happen again. cal nation about the classes of matter to Council of Churches fair, but that they did not take , be suppressed.. ^ Inside all 213 senators and represent;^ The decisions that made World War The disagreement is not principally Can Golda Hold? ' Mark Twain once sai'S? "I can atlves, plus staff. about the length ot permissible depar The i^ue, of ..course, is not n inevitable, and inevitably a world live for two months on a good ture from standards of sexual morality. this particular junket, nor even war; began with the refusal of the It Is a more radical disagreement about compliment.” A national mag that of annual sessions, but the United States to join, let alone what those standards should be. At op ort azine suggests some practical trend of legislative self-intoxl- strengthen, the League of Nations. These posite ix>les there are those who found ways to harness "the power of cation which both the junket and their standards of sexual conduct, pri fateful decisions continued through the By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak praise" to add zest and vitality the drive fqr annual sessions vate and public, in chastity, fidelity, re illustrate hnd represent. We P to everyday life: great power tacit permission of the straint and reticence; and those who know ^^"ho other way in which Japanese invasion of Manchuria, and the found their standards in experiment and JERUSALEM — Even without still, this group of mimsters in 1967, predicted to us that the Be liberal with praise and« the people of the state can slow the practice of sexuality as an open form argues that Israel’s basic se several religious parties (which Mussolini attack on Ethiopia, through the presence of the right-wing stingy with criticism. IMs'trend than by their acUOT- of expression, who are not abashed, and Gahal party, which walked out curity lies in Washington. Any have 18 seats in the Knesset) Give only deserved praise— the last piece of permiSslim the revlvaJ, in Europe, of the big power who desire to free tkeir enjoyment from of the government last month, Israeli action which endangers would foltbw hint! out of the gov ( r otherwise it’s flattery. ^ the legislators have'’^ to get ' f m game in which Britain, France and Rus-. the restraints an ■ ■ 'T .'■■ A L - - I ■ • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, 'MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1970 PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT RIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. <50NN.. IHURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1970 - 4 ^ Vernon Moon Flij;ht South Windsor a,' . i.'i From Your, j ' Over Charcoal Is a Man’s Job Reception Set ' t THRIFTY PACKAGE STORE Beer Garden To Fete Israel Cuts Shake •64 HARTFOiRD ROAD-AKANOHE8TE B . * Neighbor’s Kitchen Permit Sought On Anniversary Sp ace Team LABOR DAY MOHEY SAYERS STARTS THURS., SIEPT. 3rd — ENDS MON., nil By Local 0>fC A reception at Oongri^a- WASHINGTON (AP) — The At the hearing o< the .Zonliig tion B ’Nal Israel celebrating decision to eliminate two ApoUo YES ... WE ABE OPEN i A b O^^OAY Board of Appeals tonl^t, the the 22nd aumiveraary year of mcxin missions confronted the South Windsor ''Cham ber of the State of Israel wiU feature National Aeronautics and Space Hours: 9 AJt/t. to 1 PAL and 6 FJMt, to 8 P.M. Oommeree will seek a tempo guest entertainer comedian Administration with ai series of rary and c >. 1 PAGJ ELEVEN PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. IvfANCHESTER. CONN.. -THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1970 MANCHESTER E"\^NING HERAO). MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1970 C oventry Senator-Agei^t First Snow North Caroliiia Not ACS Surx«: New H aven Persist'enl Sri^e Bolton , Court Stenographer . F ou r Sought U.S. Says , i The American Cancer So Wealthier After ALAMOGORDoX N. M. Drug Center MT. WASHINGTON, N. H. Won’t Prosecute Wins-New Hearing Supernumerary Policeman (AP) 7 The first snow east ciety reports that an unau Scene of CAPi —■ Bill PiUtner was bit ^vE^yptians thorized, unidentified man BITUMINOUSI A Hooked Rug Presenter After Blast The Drug Advisory Center of toe Rockies since last 'vln- Hartford Man \ Assenihly Junket ten by a ratUosnake, then BOSTON (AP) — Sidney R. has been questioning people had to ficht off the snake Upman, the coprt stenogra M Russell St. is observing the' ter fell on the top of Mt. following summer schedule: Break Truce Cited for. Saving TFoman Washington Wednesday. BLOOMFIELD (AP) —Quincy door-to-door, claiming tq be HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) D rug R aids while he/drove to town 'for To Library for display pher who transcribed the In M idwest Robinson, a 47-year-old tobacco ^taking a survey for the! so- State Sen. Joseph J. DInielll, I medical helo. . • Monday, Tuesday and The accumulation was DRIVEWAYS Mary Jo .Kopechne inquest, (Continued from Page One) Lionel Bernard, a supernu- The well Is 30, inches in dla- worker from Hartford and fa^ tety. ' who runs a travel agency In | Parking Areas • Gas Stations s Basketball Cotirts NEW HAVEN, Oonn. (AP) — Palmer said the snake A A hooked mg depicting the Teacher Named has won a new hearing (Cohtinued from Page One) Wednesday, 8:80, a.m . to S "nigUgibie,” a weathpr sta merary in the Coventry Police meter and 10 feet deep, with ther of eight children,'found out Bristol, made himself a little | Now Booking for Summer Work rn^wled into his car Siindav former home of ’ muiam' B. Mrs^Kathy Sriiilovltz has p.m. / shipments to Israel are contin tion employe said, but toe he man reportedly starts Police armed with 71 Superior thi^ough the U.S. Court of father of tw^ yo , -V- •• .'.■'■■-.I,. ': - i- ■ 1 'PAGE TWELVE MANCHEsreft #01BNIN6 h e r a l d , MANCHEhtER, CONN., THURSDAY, sfelT'EMRER 3, 1970 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1970 THURSDAY' SEPTEMBER 3, 1970 Section Two / P a ges 1 3 to 2 4 armed services and killed in demands for one-sided action.” he stayed away from Uie session Stamford Union Bids Called He’s Dynamite Mexico, U.S. Vietnam. American It was a cautious beg;iiming as last Thursday. Guerra said marches are Bruce began feeling out Ambas- Although Bruce said eariler Faces Court Id On Sewer Line ATLANTA, Ga. (A P ) — planned for other cities. sador Xuan Thuy, Hanot’s chief he had “ broad latitude” from ' WOkies Feted “ What have you g6t in your Plan Display Cbnde recalled that only last Death Toll delegate who today ended a Nixon to negotiate a settlement, T eacher Dispute To ,Gf*een Manor shirt?” a- policeman asked month Salazar and a friend Hbd ^-''nlije-month boycott of the talks, he had no new proposal? to Cbi Anniversary Bruce’s brief statement did make today at his first encoun- the young man strolling Been lamenting dltrisions among STAMFORD, Cbnn. (AP) — Bids will be opened Sept. 16, not lay any blame for the dead- ter with Hanoi’s delegation through an Atlanta neighbor Of Friendship lHexican-Americans. Up in War Public school teachers were or Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wilkie lock at the formal plenary ses- chief. Instead the new ambassa- at 11 a.m. in the Municipal hood early Wednesday.-- dered today to appear in court of 46 Florence St. observed their (Continued from Page One) /' “ We a rh a rt^ -w e don’t (Continued from Page One) sl'ons. It was a first move in the dor was seeking some sign of Building, for constructing the “Dynamite,” replied War > / have a. martyr, to bring us to- for a hearing on the Board of exploratory phase the talks conciliation that would give 56th wedding anniversary yes ren R. Blston, 22. cy Involved?” asked one well- gether,” Salazar had s^d half P A R i S - ^ ( A P ) — U.S. second porttbn of the Lydall haye entered.wlth Thuy’s return hope the talks could be moved Education’s request for an anti- terday with a family celebratlcm Detectlye J. W. Caldwell Ambassador David K. E. Bruce strike injunction. Brook sahitary sewer trunk. heeled chicano after the Mass. 1" and President Nixon’s appoint- out Of their long deadlock. in their home. They were mar said Elston told him, when he Conde said Salazar and his ha4. his first 'Sesgirm with North Officers of the Stamford Edu It will run from Green Man He was told—by militants ment of Bruce as delegation U.S. sources said the talks ried Sept. 2, 1914, in North asked why he was carrying; friend kidded each other as to Vietnam’s chief envpy in the cation Association received sum or's condominium complex on he^i rarely acknowledged be head. now have entered an “ explora United Methodist Church. Both the dynamite, “ I ’ve been which would volunteer. Paris peace talks today and ap- monses from Superior Court tory phase,” as much for the are life-long residents of Man Lydall Rd. to the intersection,of playing with it. It won’t go fore—that was one theory. He “ Ruben wrote hU greatest pealed for a conciUaUon to break, Thuy said before the meeting Judge Otto J. LaMacchla to ap North Vietnamese as for the chester. Scott Dr. and Kennedy Rd. It off.” ^ ■ , /! story Saturday,” Conde said. deadlock. ■^Jhe 82nd — 'he had come to said Salazar had reported to the Americans. pear in court on Tuesday—the Mr. Wilkie is a member of., will service Kennedy Rd.; Scott, Police blocked off a sec,;' “ The tragedy is .that he had to But Xuan Thuy declared the llsten^ready “ to discern if there district attohiey some time ago day before classes are sched the American Legion,, ahd a Lexington, Richmond, Dearborn tion of Beleer Drive, wher^ write it with his own blood.” only way the talks can progress is anythlng^gw” in what Bruce threats on his life if he contin uled td open. charter member of the Order and Bishop drives; smd that the explosive was placed in. is for the United States to re had to say. The teachers voted in June of Red Men and a well known area of the Forest Hills sub a grassy section imtil sol-' ued crusading against alleged nounce “ its policy of prolonging If there was anytldng^new in Joan Kennedy to stay away from school on r / i bowler in this area. division still to be developed. dlers from nearby Ft. Mc brutal police' treatment and har and widening its war of aggres Bruce’s statement it wak-dhe Sept. 9 if bargaining on a ndw The Wilkie^ have a daughter, Pherson coulld defuse it. El assment of chicanos, or Mexl- Fires Damage sion” and abandon wdiat he tone. The American proposal In Debut As The first portion oi the seWer contract w^ls unsuccessful. Mrs. Eugene Sullivan of 82 ston was charged with pos can-Americans. called its neocolonialist aims in have not changed. trunk was constructed at Green ^^cmQert Pianist Meanwhile, a mediation ses Linnmore Dr.; a son, Austin Manor expense. Now nearing session of explosives, officers Store Awnings South Vietnam. “ All of us here know what the Salazar wrote for the Los An sion was under way today in Wilkie of Vernon; five grand completion, it runs from the said. Thuy, in his first appearance central issues are — troop with^ geles Times and news di Three en^nes and a ladder WORCESTER; (A P ) — an effort to break the deadlock, sons and a great-g;randson. si'nce December,, asserted that drawals, political settlement, condominium complex to the rector of KMEX-TV. n. Ed- The major 'point of disagree truck from the Town Fire De North Vietnam remains firmly and prisoners of war,” Bruce Joan Kennedy, wife Intersection of Parker St. and agreement the 8th District has Wednesday’s Mass and news ment is not salaries, but the partment responded to two calls behind thS Viet Cong’s peace “ What is needed now is the ward M. Kennedy,'D-Mass., Colonial Rd. where It connects with Green Manor and the town. conference was staged by a coa estlon of how much say the with the town’s Northeast Sew- The sewer charge for the lition of chicano groups and in on Main St., one late last night proposals 'wdUch include a uni discussion of specific matters in make her first public appear, lateral withdrawal by the Unit a practical way, through all the teadhets should have in running . er Interceptor. Green Manor condominiums and dividuals. They ranged from the and one early this morning, ance as a pianist Oct. 13 in Phil Court CasCvS ed States from Vietnam and to means available to us, and in a the scho When the town completes the the Forest Hills bwellings is ex conservative GI Forum and the The fires were two doors apart.. adelphia when she plays Moz Secondary Sewage Treatment pected to remain at 75 per oent abandon the South Vietnamese genuinely conciliatory atmos moderate League of United Lat- piremen responded to a call government of President Nguy phere,” he said. art’s Piano Concerto No. 21 with CIRCUIT COURT 12 Plant, expected to be next June, of the water bill, until the Sec in American Citizens, to a group .03 ^nd found an awning on Autopstopsy Ordered the Northeast Interceptor and ondary Sewage Treatment Plant en Van Thieu. H ie United States The ambassador's______appeal _ for Philadelphia Orchestra, the«. Manchester Session frequently lambasted by Texas fire at Grant’s, 813 Main St. has rejected these proposals. air the m e ^ aVallabie-Worcester Evening Gazette re In Auto Death IWi the Lydall Brook trunk line will Is in operation. politicians as ultra-radical, the using Frank Jaslowski, 57, of- Dub New Teachers Given Tour of Town The fire was quickly extinqulsh- ported today in a copyright sto- NORTH HAVEN (A P ) —A empty into that facility. Bruce said in his statement at to us” appeared as a bid for se lin, N.H., was found guilty of Mexlcan-American Youth Or ed. ry- Cheshire man, 57-year-old CUf- Faculty and administrators pause to renew old and the reception committee,,which consisted of Man In the Interim, the 8th Utili the meeting that the single es cret talks with Thuy. breach of the peace and -sen ganization. Another call at 1 ;12 this morp- Mrs. Kennedy studied music ford E. Mouris, died Wednesday make new acquaintances after the picnic buffet at fred Eigenbrod of the Hartford National Bank and ties District will continue to Red China Army sential condition for a negotiat- Private, top-level meetings on tenced to 30 days In jail, execu Carlos Guerra, MAYO presi-^ag- at'B lish Hardware Store,, . , * o -.i. —1 » at Manhattanvllle College in afternoon in a car accident on Wickham Park pavilion, which opened yesterday af Trust Co.; Harry S. Godi, dean of students, Mart- accept the ^'effluent from the was received from the sidelines — interrupted for tion suspended. Another charge Given New Voice dent from San Antonio, spoke Main St. determine its own future, with New York, but never has played interstate Route 91 in vriUch the ternoon’s “ Welcome to New Teachers.’’ This was chester Community College; W. J. Godfrey Gourley, condominium complex and from Box 45. Firemen found another more than a year — are viewed of trespassing was nolled. The TOKYO (A P ) — Communist lor a coalition known as La out'outside interference. piano with an orchestra before, car he was operating smashed the Forest Hills subdivision in awning on fire there. It was as the best means of conducting 30-day sentence was suspended followed by a Chamber of Commerce-spoiisored bus owner of Medical Business Management; Gilbert China’s armed forces have a Raza Unida (The United Race), Kennedy staff members say into four gfuard rail posts, to its system, under an agree put out without any trouble. J ’Ouk, respective views—yours genuine negotiations. by Judge John'Membrino so tour of town, which included stops at Lutz Junior Hunt, chaiiman of the English department, Man ment with the town and Green new chief political commissar. He asked President Nixon to or- and oufsT—have differed widely Thuy quit the talks last Dec. 4 she has been practicing the He was dead on arrival at Museum and the Cheney Homestead. The afternoon chester High School; William Freeman, Vei-planck replacing a veteran party mem- der a federal investigation of Two other calls were turned piece this summer. that Jaslowski could return to Manor. in eariler yesterday. One at on how t^achieve this one es after. U.S. Ambassador Henry Yale-New Haven Hospital. New Hampshire where he is en closed with a refreshment stop at the home of School principal; and Mrs. Edward Kaminsky of ber vdio was purged during Mao the poUce action in Los Angeles It was not known if Mouris Under the agjreement. Green 11:40 a.m. at 49 Cedar St. and sential condhjon,” Bruce said. Cabot Lo^ge resigned and Pres- Mrs. Kennedy has made ap rolled in an alcohol rehabilita Atty. and Mrs. Wesley C. Gryk, 50 Forest St. Allan Lift the Latch Gift Shop. (Herald photo by Bucei- Manor and theTiomeowners pa/ ^ occupa- another at 11:52 a.m. at 77 Then the neV, American envoy ident Nixon did not replace him pearances with the Boston Pops, died as a result of injuries sus tion program. dlsclosecl today. ^on of the barrios of east Los Cone, Bennet Jitnlor Higl> School principal, headed vicius) the 8th District a sewer charge Brdokfield St. Both cdlls were stated, “ Let us kvoid propagan- .with a representative of similar Boston.Symphony and Washhj|g- tained in the mishap or of na Allan P. Weir, 21, of Glaston equal to 75 per cent of their Agency Angeles by the repressive and da and harsh language. Let us diplomatic stature. Bruce ar- ton National Symphony during tural causes. An autopsy was identified Li Teh-sheng as direc turned in due to smoke at the bury, was found guilty of reck- j^^^^^no said that there was this year, it approved the added water bills. bigoted law enforcement agen set aside preconditions to seri- rived in Paris on Aug. 3 and which she narrated Peter and ordered to pinpoint the cause of tor of the armed forces’ general locations. There was nothing ess operation of a motorboat, „ „ evidence that Bazley was be- ■ benefits but didn’t appropriate cies.” ous discussions. Let us set aside Thuy returned last week, though the Wolf.” death. That entire section of town political department in a list of serious Involved in eitlier case. fljmd 3m. , prejudiced by the contin- Employe Granted Pension^ the funds for them. That action buys water from the privately officials who attended the recep- The coalition also announced Robert M Johnson, 5, uance. Prosecutor Gerald P-'”’- is expected sometime between owned Manchester Water Co. Uon in Peking celebrating North ® second Los Angeles ^ k v i l l e found ^ ilt y of reck- Raised Rate Not Permitted Jan. 1 and June 30, 1971. The new sevrage chaige for Vietnam’s 25th anniversary. He march, picking, up wdiere the less driving, fined $46 tinuance so that the prosecutor ./ The Pension Board, in an- town customers, voted Tuesday replaces Hsiao Hua, who was ®ae Saturday left off, to contin- Nolles were entered In the familiar ,__ „„„„ with the case could be'''- .!^he Town Pension Board has employ'es retiring between Juuly other action ■ this week has night by the Board of Directors puiged in January 1968 as a ue protests against a dlspropor- following cases: present when any action is tak- approved an application for re- 1 and Jan. 1 would receive the authorized the New York City (90 per cent of the water bill), “ counterrevolutionary and dou- tionately high number o t Mexl- Robert Rawllnitls, 16, ■ of 94 en. ' a. tirement Whlph it had tabled in increased benefits. investment firm of Kidder, Pea- apparently will not affect the ble-dealer.” cairAmericans drafted into the Blssell St, breach of the peace Bazley was arrested on March June, while Awaiting a legal The Pension Board decided to body and Co. to make a study of James E Smith, 30, of Hart- 31 in connection with an inci- opinion from thg town counsel, se/ek a ruling from the. town Manchester Pension Fund In fbr 1 ' V ' ' . :/ '■ iv i . \ MANCHESTER. EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY! SEPTEMBER 3, 1970. PAGE FIFTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER.'CONN, r THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1970 Road Work PAGE FOUKTEEN Integration , Love Valley ‘Grass’ Doctors Win The Hague Greets Suharto Wetherell St., from Bldwell CHARLOTTE R. GRAY South Windsor ATTEN'nON! LOVE VALLEY, N.C. St. to Hlilstown Rd., will be ‘^ACHER of VOICE and PIANQ^^ In Schools' (AP) — Marijuana has been One Round armor-coated tomorrow with After Protests Cause Delay $75,000Bond READING IMPROVEMENT CLASPS tp- . ____■ discovered growing In Love a layer of Irap rock and oil, ‘ THE HAGUE (AP) — Presi seen by the public before he Plea Filed Valley, apparently from weather permitting. Is S e t F o r Under Way seeds left by youths who at For Panther dent Suharto of Indonesia ar leaves for West Germany Fri- BU? tended a rock festival In A highway department ..tfttP visit morning. All funcUons will Classes for ELEMENTARY and ™GH ^ O O L 8‘“dtots rived today for im b e r 1 2 i spokesman asked motoristsf' siaie visu. ^within toe queen’s To Void Suit in Remedial Reading (Phonics, Underetanding, etc.), S tu ^ (Continued from Page One) July. NEW HA'VEN, Conn. (AP) — ►Undertaker Skills, Comprehenslpn, Vacabulary, Board Ten private physicians are con to avoid using the street to postponed 48 hours because q? p^ace except for an address to CLASSES r^ sBPT. w , Gov. Bob Scott of North Caro Mdyor.Andy Barker said he morrow, if possdble. He said toe rebeJfrebelf takeover Monday oiof „ dosed session of two commit- A plea in abatement has been Test Preparation and General EHicien^. and agents of the state Bu tinuing legal attempts for pet*- NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) —, filed in the Court of Cbmmon Small ClMses * Pre-Testing Program ★ Certified Teachers lina met Wednesday with state that, until almost dry, the hls country’s embassy in The parliament. - 81 HILLTOP Dl tIVE — 649-9872 reau of Investigation had mission to treat a female pri street wHl rfemain open for A prominent funeral director PleM seeking to nullify a suit officials to discuss possible fil identified the plants and de Hague. -It is toe first visit by an gome' 6,000 persons demon- filed recently against the Zon Academic Reading Improvement ^ " te r , Incb son Inmate awaiting trial In the emergency traffic. Indoneslan president to Indone- gtrated against Suharto’s visit was being held in lieu of $75,000 flQ IT r*u'NTRR S Call Next to. Cavey 8 ing of a suit aimed at prevent stroyed them. Alex Rackley murder case. bond today on charges of burn ing Commission here. ing the state from lending buses sia’s former colonial masters. Wednesday night, demanding MANCHESTER, CONN. MR. KAPROVE (tel. 643-9947 A spokesman for the doctors Suharto landed at a nearby freedom for prisoners In Indone- ing down a competitor's estab The suit was brought by resl-> to local school districts. said today a Superior Cqurt lishment in West Haven. dents of Foster St. and Beelze miUtary airport apd was taken gj^ and.carrying pictures of In Such a suit, they reasoned, judge has ordered state correc-\ to toe Huls Ten Bosch palace Jonesian Communist Ifeaders. Albert L. Porto Jr., 44, of Or bub Rd. charging that the Zon Police Accuse tions officials to show cause in U.S., Japan BITUMINOUS DRIVEWAYS, STOP ing Commission acted illegally could strike directly at deSegp’e- amid security measures of un- pdice on toe outskirts ol The ange,. a member of the State gatlon in a number of North court Sept. 9 why they should precedented peacettoe jjague prevented groups of BoaM of Examiners for Em- In granting the South Windsor Stamford Youth not open the prison’s doors to Swim Club permission to build Carolina, districts that require Get Together strength. More thah 4,000 police- young South Moluccans from PARKING LOTS INSTALLED, balmers, was arrested with two. buses from the state if they are private physicians of inmates men, troops and Mcurity forces other men Wednesday. ■a private clubhouse, recreation to Implement desegregation In Fiore Death who wish to be examined by entering toe city, A demonstra al facilities and pools off Foster On Pollution were concentratecj in toe out 25 exiles from with arson. to the wrong party. cases. Bruce Salamon of 6 Alton Road, ber from Bridgeport, failed last Sato and President Nixon, the island of Ambon, in toe East 18 Story Building The fire occurred, on May SO,* Indonesian Moluccas group. The Town Clerk Charles Enes was Boycotts have had an impact Stamford, who was being held month to win a federal court Texts of the messages were Planned in New Haven 1969, and did extensive damage. the recipient of the suit when it on attendance throughout toe at tjie Fairfield State Hospital injunction that would have per- published simultaneously in rebels, who want • independence Porto, who owns’ three funeral was served last Aug. 4. Enes South. But school officials say It in Newtown following his arrest mitted her private physician to ^okyo and Washington, for toe Moluccas, hoisted their NEW HAVEN (AP) — An 18- homes in the New Haven area, flag over toe embassy and mailed the papers to Cava is too early to tell how many Saturday ih another assault, visit her. ^ ^ initial step toward mu- story apartment building cost-- paid Mace and Pastore the day naugh, who was on vacation at white parents are keeping their Miss Fiore, toe 17-year-old threatened to kill their hostages ing about $4.5 million Is to be THE HOLY LAND alter the. fire, according to the LIFETIME Mrs. Hudgins is one of seven cooperation, the announce- unless Suhartef agreed to see' built here within toe next 15 the time. State Statutes, requir children home rather than send daughter of Stamford Patrolman Panthers awaiting trial at an Russell E. Train, JERUSALEM • TIBERIAS • TEL AVIV affidavits filed in court. ed that the suit be served on the GUARANTEE them to predoininantly black Felix Fiore, was found stabbed their ’’president,” J. A. Mahu- months. New Haven Police Chief. undetermined date. They are chairman of Nixon’s Council on Hie developer. Merwin M. chairman or secretary of the schoois, such as toe one in 24 times Feb. 18 on a second-' charged yrith kidnaping and con- Environmental Quality, will vis- sama. James F. Ahem termed Wed commission or “at their Montgomery. ^ floor' landing of toe Hanover spiracy in connection with toe They reportedly gave up after Krevit, said Wednesday cen nesday’s arrests part of his de, Enrollment In Richmond, Va., Hall apartment building about a pastor from their 30,000-mem- structlon on what would be toe 7 \ abode,” accocd^Jitr Cava death of Alex Rackley 16% 's^danori second tallest residential build partment’s “ crackdown on or naugh. , schools remained about 6,000 be- 20 minutes after she had left ber community of exiles talked ganized crime.” He did not REG. NOW months ago. Yamanaka, director general of with them. After they surren ing In toe city will start as soon If the plea is uphel4, the suit low toe anticipated number, her apartment to go to classes The 10 doctors filing toe suit, prime minister’s office, elaborate. can not be re-instituted because SCOTTISH TERRIERS $139 $ 1 1 0 Busing is also of concern in Vir- ^t Stamford High School, dered they were taken to jail. as toe city acts on his requests all of whom are black, issued a or.,, Suhartos visit was scheduled for zoning veiriances. the 15-day period for flling^ap- glnia, where some parents have Police said earlier they had statenvent today asserting that iruvlronmen WIRE HAIR TERRIERS $129 $ 1 0 0 ridden to school with their chil- quesUoned some 900 persons in to last three days, but his delay Krevit said toe building will EXCITING TOURS peals to the Planning and Zon -the denial, of toe free choice be located at CSiapel and Sher ing Commission for decision WEST HIGHLAND «1ren. connection with toe slaying. of physician to persons in pre- tal Pollution Countermeasures cut It to one. He canceled visits Virginia Transit Co., which Salamon was arrested Satur- yg^gntion is*^ inhumane and Headquarters. Yamanaka Is to Amsterdam, Rotterdam and man Streets across from St. Court .Cases will have lapsed, according the WHITE t e r r ie r s $199 $ 1 0 0 Raphael’s Hospital. 6 C 1 0 Cavanaugh. has scheduled 600 school bus ^gy connection with an at- Inconsistent with fundamental chairman. other cities, and will hardly be from 3 I T inclusive The Zoning Board of Appeals $179 $ 1 5 0 Ups daily for 16,000 pupils in „„ a l3-year-old Stamford Democratic principles.” The announcement said pre- CIRCUIT 18 refused to grant the variance Norfolk, Invited two or three gjj.j Mrs. Hudgins, who prison doc- paratlons are under way for guaranteed weekly departures Rockville Session mothers to ride each bus free. A police said toe girl was hit on tors say is suffering from preliminary talks which will be Charges of failure to obey applied for by the club after the suit was filed. The club had re company spokesman said they several times with a rheumatoid arthritis, is toe girl- held by U.S. and Japanese offi- state traffic control signs were could “keep order and improve ,,y an attacker friend of Lonnie McLucas. She cials concerned with overall en-- Connie Roberfs, AB^nt substituted for speeding and quested a variance to allow an access road to be built from the . who approached her from be- is separated from her husband, vlronmental policy problems fines of $16 levied against the a Kc r e o . ACCESSORIES ^ v e n cl\dc hind on a busy city street. She 85 East Center St. following persons in unrelated club’s Foster Street frontage. McLucas was convicted Monday prior to Train’s visit to Japan, called for a boycott of Norfolk s treated for scalp lacera- of conspiracy to kidnap In con- Nixon said in his message to cases: Park to Close ^ W ITH feACH PUP PURCHASED At Summit St. riMnAAOA; Recreation director James schools, but an organized anU- bruises of toe hands nectlon with Rackley’s death but ggto_ ■•'nie impact of a deterlo^ GLASTONBURY Martin Bernier, 17. of Wap- busing group, toe Concerned ping Wood Rd., Ellington: Snow announced today that and face. acquitted of three other charges mating environment extends be- Veteran’s Memorial Park will Catlzens of, Norfk;Jk, refused to Police said toe girls’ attacker carrying more severe penalties. George E. Bldwell, 16, of 317 Cheer Up, Fella; Another Summer’s Coming go along. ”We will not take any yond national borders. WEEKEND CASH and CARRY S P E C L ^ TRAVEL AGENCY Crane Rd., Ellington; Brenda close Saturday. stand that dlrebeys toe law,’’ ^ ^ g^^^^ ‘"This new demonstration of W. Gerry of 11 Jonathan Dr., Parents of children who have 270 NEW LONDON TURNPIKE "A Pel Store Like ^ d Roy Burton, chairman of ,^ „ ^ n g from toe bilateral cooperation between Vernon; Carol Gottler of Main Schools opened yesterday in Ellii^ton_ajid this lad riding the school bus back, was a t n f l e j i n l ^ — completed the swimming les Post Office our two countries will strength GLASTONBURY, CONN. St., Talcottville; Arthur Kam- sons during the July session are L T J e d that “toe only effec 7 «ls by en the basis of effective Interna Sweetheart Roses idnski, 18. of 62 Mountain St.. Devlin said the public utilities which it doesn’t like, and the reminded to pick up their cer P E T C E N T E R prime Court—but it added one telephone company will do like Uve way to voice our opposlUon f e®‘«d ^ W ill Hike tional work on environmental Vernon; John R. Wrona, 22, of Appeals Action more knot to the tangle. commission should reconsider tificates of completion at the to busing and our desire for house-to-house search of toe problems in addition to amelior National and Worldwide Travel Arrangements its approval*” of only half the wise with the others. MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE Airlines • Cruiseq • Hotels • Car Rentals • Toun a d e r Mill Rd., Ellington, and Now, a telephone company receptionist’s desk at the Town 330B BROAD ST., MANCHESTER neighborhood schools Is through , ... Box Rates ating toe present conditions of OPEN TO 9 P.M. THURSDAY and FRIDAY Alphonso Renna, S3, of Hyde Ties Up Phones, spokesman Says, SNETCO will rate increase. And in the mean Hall. leirll means ” Salamon. who lives with his pollution In toe United States time, Devlin mled, SNET could TEL. 643-9785 633-4466 ______Ave., Rockville. also file its own appeal of the Milford Man Held . MON. - SAT. 10-9 SUN. 11 - 6 In Georgia, toe desegragaUon widowed " '“ther Gladys Salarn- WASHINGTON. (AP) - The and Japan.” Fined $20 on similar charges PUC Litigation same' Superior Court decision— te'mporarily raise its rates by Mancheser Evening Herald of schools has been Injected Into on, had completed toe llto u.S. Postal System toda^ an- were Victor Pikul Jr., 21, of 34 in the same State Supreme the, full 9.5 per cent, agreeing In Firearms Theft South Windsor correspondent a DoUtlcal campaign. at Wright Technical School nounced plans to Increase rental Florence St., Ellington, and HARTFORD, COnn. (AP) — Court. to make refunds if the full rale BETHANY (AP) — Leonard Barbara Varrlck, Tel. 644*8374. (3ov Lester W ddox accused where he was studying industrl- ,ees for post office boxes by 20 Jack Keppner, 37, of 8 Summit The State Public Utilities Com Basically, the complicated sit hike doesn’t go through, Wisniewski^'rf 11 Clark Mill Rd., Vernon. school officials of trying to hide al chemistry. per cent effective Nov. 1. T-»ii rf>'R*rf:brllVk1 mission filed an appeal Wednes uation developed this way; Devlin’s decision fell short of Road, Mllfo^ci was arrested difficulUes in desegregaUon. TSrs. Salamon told newsinen under federal regulaUons, toe Other persons fined Included a full victory for either party. Wednesday in cojinecticBi with David C. Bruce, 23, of 51 Mt. day to a June 24 Superior Court On April 23, 1969, the PUC Maddox who cannot succeed today she was shocked at toe pogtgj system must take pubUc denied the 9.5 per cent rate It ^led favorably on three the alleged theft ‘xrf a large himself as governor. Is seeking arrest of her son. comment pn toe proposal during Vernon Apts., Rockville, oper decision in the tangled case of number of Winchester rifles and hike. It authorized Instead a points cited by the PUC, and thetoe DemocraticDemocraUc nomlnaUon for “He is a good hoy and I don t t^e next 30 days before putting ating under suspension, $125; a two-year-old request by the shotguns in the New Haven Values For Craig Winans, 16, of Somers rate hike about half as big, or also on three points cited by the LABOR DAY SPECIALS lieutenant governor. believe these things,” she said, ^jjg ,^0^ prices Into effect. C i i k l o r area. State Police said. Rd., Ellington, speeding, $35, Southern New England Tele 4.5 per cent. telephone company — hence the Rep. Charlie Jones of Hines- “There must be solne mistake. Postmaster General Wlnton The telephone company ap- rationale ' behind appeals and Wisnieskl was charged with I know he didn’t do it and I’ll M. Blount s^d. toe Increased Campus Wear failure to carry license, $3, .with phone Company to raise its receiving stolen goods, with ville, an opponent for toe nomi -..a charge of unnecessary noise rates by 9.5 per cent. pe.aled the mling, maintaining counterappeals by both parties nation, said Maddox is contin stay with him all along. I Just rates, which range from an ad it needs the full rate increase. of the same decision. bond set at $26,000. He was believe It—not my son.” ditional five cents per quarter nolle^: Cams E. Tracey, 27, of The appeal had the effect of scheduled for a court appear uing “fanaUcal efforts to stir up don’t White Rd., Ellington, failure to In the .decision last June, Su The PUC wUl be appealing for toe smallest box to $2.40 for returning the case to the courts ance in Milford Sept. 21. trouble in our public schools to drive in established lane sub at a higher level—the State Su- perior Court Judge Raymond-^!. these parts of Devlin’s decislMi advance his poliUcal ambi toe largest, will bring In an ad stituted for evading responsibil tions.” Mamie at Abilene ditional $8 million per year. ity, $16; Paul WotherSpopn. 17. ’’He’ simply cannot resist toe, ABILENE, Kan. (AP) — Mrs. ’The increase. If approved, of 20 Range Hill Dr., Vernoim opportunity to wave the bloQdy Elsenhower has would be toe first In post office unnecessary noise with a motor shirt of race-baltlng poliUcs,” ^ unannounced visit to box rental fees slncfe 1968. vehicle, $10, and Marilyn C. WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD asserted Jones. burial place of her husband Rural lockboxes a t post of (B) Banla, 21, of 183 Thompson St., SENSATIONAL ------in toe place of Meditation Chap- fices where there is no postal Manchester, failure to obey U „ . r¥i el on toe Elsenhower Center employe regularly on duty are stop sign, $10. C o n n e c tic u t T o p s grounds. not Included in toe proposed in- Also fined, Lee W. Anderson, WASHINGTON__Federal tax The former president’s widow crease. 40, of 143 Cemetery Rd., Rock- SAVINGS In Our S w l S L o n g also conferred with officials of 'Hie current rates now rai^e vlUe, Intoxication, $10, with im position of sentence suspended ^ e d on ?969 po? the center Wednesday and visit- ' T r L L & r N o ' ^ T l u Z on a charge of breach of peade, ulation figures, toe burden of ed toe Elsenhower museum. toe 226-cubic Inch No. 1 call ^ and in an unrelated case FABRIC DEPT.!/ toe p ro p ^ d -1970-71, budget She arrived Tuesday from her to $12 per varies from a low of $606 per home in Gettysburg, Pa., and cubic inch No. 6 Madge L. Ashwell, erf 9 Cedar r ...... rates would be 20 cents ana St., RockvUlp, intoxication, $1^^ person in Mississippi to a high planned to go on today to Boone, new rates wouto be 20 cen« in seyeral^jMffl charges' of 4 x 7 ^ $1,421 in CqimecUcut. 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' - \ MANC^STER EVENmC PTERAtJ). MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1970 PAGE SIXTEEN < Bad Conduct Discharge Yippies Set Up been deprived of personal rights TV Tonigil! Tolland I 11 that even the humblest worker Group to Dodge Strike Bans enjoys. ’The boards have said, Doesnh Worry Pacifist ' See Saturday’s TV Week RC PORTS ^ System Taxes in effect, come to work on the By DAVID BRISCOE for Complete Listings. .terms we, dictate or go to jail,” Middle School To Be Ready Put Teachers MANILA^, MANCHESTER EVENING ,HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1970 PAGE NINETEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER-3, 1970 PAGE EIGHTEEN THE I Major League Herald Angle Vince Lombardi in Green Bay L=Leaders=J Clarke A‘rnerlcan League Batting (375 at bats)—R. Smith, Boston .320; A. Johnson, EARL YOST Spo(^ Editor Considered on Highest Pedestal California .320; Yastrzemski, At BasebaU Writers Clarke’s bases-loaded double from Uie Virgin Isl^ds. "He Boston .320. For Mets and Cubs NEW .YORK (AP) — climaxed a three-run rally with doesn’t make the double “ I Runs—Yastrzemski, Boston ’ In his own way, Lombardi National League two out in the seventh inning well as some other p e o p K ^ ^ Waited for Finale to Homer ...... say toat they special mark of his treats us all alike—like dogs." , Lombardi once said, “ It’s toe CJOUNTRY CLUB Horace Clarke gladly will WASHINGTON (AP) was toe simplest of men. 104; R. Smith, Boston 99. Packer teams weis toe love toat Unebacker Ray Nltschke only thing.” Following are starting tlfnes East Division Runs batted in—F. .Howard, and handed 21-game winner he knows it. But Glance at the regular season statistics in the Hartford jjj Gr^n Bay* ^ineV Loin- The Jesuit Fathers had giv W. L. Pet. G.B. NTi'W YORK (A P )__ The polled three-run hom- ninth reliever Joe Gibbon swap all his newspaper once sat trsmsflxed during a' But cheap or shoddy victories and pairings for Saturday’s Four Washington 109; KlUebrew, Min McNally his first setback since seems to forget Uie other things Twilight League and you’ll find the name Johnson at compared favor- “ '® '" together, en him a vision of what life is Ball, Selected Shot Golf Tourna Pittsburgh 71 64 .626 — rhioniro Cubs and New James and pitch- walked two men and Bruce Dal clippings for a pat on the football bsmquet. At toe dais, meant little to Lombardi. Ull^gO cups ana Pappas also connected Canton came in to (ace Bocca- Tiiiv 1R ' he does. the top of the hitting list. Scan, from right to left, the When the sun ^as a man of grand emo all about when he weis a young ment at the Manchester Country New York 70 64 .622 nesota 107. tions toat a trifle could trigger. Lombardi was speaking. He "We’d win a game or look % Hits—Oliva, Minnesota 166; A. back from his boss. Sm ies by Ron Woods, Rori "He gets his ‘‘eV ^ individual digits and you come up with a zero under g^one on Packer Spndays- man at Fordham and he never CSUcEigo 70 65 .519 1 York Mets have started ^ Cubs route Philadelphia, bella, who tagged his fifth hom- He was also a man with stepley spoke of discipline ■ and obedi- bad,” Jordan recalled. ’Emd Club. Johnson, California 163; R. The swift little second base Hansen and Gene Michael got h^es, worries^ J h e ^ pUchere 7:13 Riggott, L)m ba, Mlkolorwakl. St. Luis 64 71 .474 7 tEkinsf a positive approach pappas worked eight innings er of the year, home runs. Johnso^ Gene Johnson, paying coach of almost inevitably it did ^elf contoorwho often w m at Ws ®"®® order-themes that ^ bew us out as if we’d been betrayed it. to the National League’s and ran his record to ll-6. He is .* * * Smith, Boston 163. ___ _ a target for some hard the first run ’across and pinch- when he s J^s'^excen Manchester’s Moriarty’s, waited until the final night of _^j^gy called it Lombardi ne a cnew us out as He believed in natural lawgchUling. Atamlan. Haxvey, Phila’phia 63 71 .470 7% man. most gracious after a partlcu Nltschke had heard the coach beaten. It was all because he East Division race— a most 9-2. since coming over to the b r a v e s -DODGERS — Doubles—Harper, Milwau knocks in the New York press hitter Bob Murcer walked on a the other p ay P toe playoffs to have the zero — 7------weather. and natural order, in leaders Scimeffer Montreal 58 76 .433 12% Yanks’ tlonal speed.” larly bitter defeat. elaborate on countless times be- y,gnted us to take pride In our j. , „ , o.t„on nil 7:27 Curtis, Henrlques, Eigner Jr., West Division unhealthy situation for the Cubs from AUanla. Pepltone.’s Hal King’s first inning grand kee 32; R. Smith, Boston 31. this season hit back at his crit- 3.2 pitch. Clarke, the ------. , i, changed to one in the HR col- n/oj-e suitable for footbEill. It He reigned supreme over a fore. and followers, in God-given au- g cs Wednesday with a clutch, lesjdoff man, then drilled a liner ^ Lombardi could take performance. This is what he thority that presupposed ohedl- 7:34 'Tarca. Rosenthal, Slbrlnsz, .636 — Pittsburgh Pirates, who homer was his 21st—seventh (or slam accounted (or all of Atlan- Triples—Tovar, Minnesota 11; umn and It was a big one, one. pjajii cold and raw both compact and singularly success- j i f "Listen to him,” said Nits- Cincinnati 6T 60 two-^n double that carried the thff (ell just Inside the left field you do it,” ^arke sald^ T taow meant when he talked about 74 59 .446 11 are still in a negative rut. Chicago after being unloaded by ta’s runs and the Braves ended otis, Kansas City 9. that assured the MB s an un- nigbts. . .Mike Usppes, who (ul unlversq toat operated on men and wh p them into a fury marveling. ence. He believed in God, toe '^ ^ 4^®*'whlston. Davis, Corbeu. Los Angeles Mln- love. He meant our respect for Monaco San Fran. 70 64 .522 .15% The- Cubs an.d* Mets both Houston. i a six-game losing streak by Home runs—Killebrew, k n k ees past Dave • McNally foul line, giving the Yanks the what I f" " ' ^ ^Xla'^^r precedented fourth stratsht called toe balls' and strikes Lombardi Time, 15 minutes that force^ ea rs of rage from j^igg^ marveled at Lombardi family and football. 7:48 Belajigor, Levltow, MbfflU. toeir e y e a■^nr '^ r so- - Ifltlmldate — ij - a - an— ____ ‘ „ one another’s dignity and abili 66 69 .489 20 closed in .on the'first place Pi- » • • whipping Los Angeles. nesota 40; F. Howard, Washing- and the Baltimore Orioles 3-2. leacL and Llndy McDaniel pro- S S post-season .title. The success Tuesday iiight, is toe same fel- ahead of everywhere else, , , V _ , from a distEince. Close social It was a vision he defended Hulteon , / AtlEinta Clarke who batted a career- teetjd it the rest of the way. And ]( m a Person wno remiy injured^ player (The Packers ty- 7:55 Gazza. Butler. Lloyd, Shen- 63 71 .470 22% rates by winning Wednesday METS - CARDS — - • Ageless Hoyt Wilhelm earned ton 38. was also the fifth in six years, ^bo coached E eisI Hart- He weis, by title, only a foot- - contact WEIS reserved only for a against all comers and his Houston hieh 285 last year dipped below Tlie victory went to Mike Kek- doesn’t like publicity. Let the "I didn’t mind making a mis nliig San Diego 51 83 .381 34% while Montreal was tagging Donn Clendenon and Cleon the victory with six scoreless in- Stolen' bases—Harper, Mil- The circuit clout was frosting ford'g American Legion base- ball coach. An expert in a game^.^_ . __ few. weapons—intellect and will— 8:02 Oonklln, Karszes, J. CalBr Plttsburgh with its seventh loss Jones drove in two nms apiece nings of relief after the Dodgers waukee 31; Alomar, California ”.nlh „d ,chLhol,«,w.n.t™lna «w »e on« wte / j o g up and down the grandstEmd take because of what Coach were finely honed. marl, Remes Wednesday’s Results on toe cake, so to sp e^ . Ip the bgn team to toe Zone Eight designed for school boys, as)...- , HoonUo “ To this day, I don’t know would say. I -hated to make a 8:09 Starter’s Tim e in the last eight starts. and the Mets, usually stingy kayoed Jim Nash with five con- 30. drew fire from some writers (or (or the first time in the majors ” whether he liked rne or not,” Where his emotions fit into 8:16 Glkto. Rohan,. Abraltls. New York 7, St Louis 3 Iffi’s 2-0 conquest of Herb’s in summer is rapidly pie gam e-as he h im s k t ^ s t^ f rton ed ^ titeee toat In I ?ew mistake 'because I hated (or my Kemicy , , . _ CSilcago exploded for a 17-2 with runs when Seaver is pitch, secutive hits including Tom Pitching (12 decisons)— Cuel- his apparent penchant for McDaniel picked up his 23rd deserve it a n ^ a y . • what was toe second and final drawing to a close with toe e d -o f blocking and-^ckllng. ^ cartilege toat in a few this, he didn’t say Emd when Chicago 17, Philadelphia 2 and seventh in his last McNally who had won ^ e in said Jordan, who played for teammates to lose respect for 8:23 Gcnovesl, Porterfield, Max- romp. over Philadelphia and Ing, gave their ace right-hander Haller’s three-run homer in the lar, Baltimore 21-7, .750, 3.64, swing;lng at first pitches. Others sav9 pressed, he would react ■with a .shall. Eigner Sr. Montreal 10, Pittsburgh 7 a row forli 21-7 mark, carried a ^ the best of torw game series over Yet somehow, h d'm ade toe Lombardi for almost a decade me. He'd make us feel ba(J for '8:30 G. Smith. J. Macalone, R. moved within one game of the plenty of offense to 'work with fourth inning. McNally, Baltimore 21-8, .724, became disenchanted with his seven mound appearances. • ^ e ^ y night In West Hartford. baseball sea- game and h^rts^ seem much A well-known Packer halfback He just never let himself get mixture o f embarrEissment and Macalone, Benton ' ■ Atlanta 4, Los Angeles 3 three-hit shutout into, the sev- the team’s sake. We sacrificed lead. The Cubs have won four of against St. Louis. * * * . 3.34. defensive performance, partcu- Clarke, however, was the ma hold his Ewller In toe garne, this saj"® gg^ ending earlier. this week. . . more. ®"®® ® restaurant ^gge to toe boys. There were irritation. ” I’m no psycholo 8.37 R. Gardella. Schotta, PlUo- Houston 2, San Diego 1 2-0 for one another. rama, Narkon . Cincinnati 2, San Fr.mcisco 0 the last five. Clendenon, Jones, Joe Foy r e DS - GIANTS — Strikeouts — McDowell, larly as a plvolman In double Jor loplc ol oonvereoOon al er Johnson who makes a living »ho nnnor htind in " t d ■P ' ■ I . / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1970 PAGE TWENTYrONE MAHCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.> THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER-8, 19f0 F^AOE t w e n t y Help Wanted— Help Wonted—44ole 36 Business Services Help W onted- OUR BOARDING HOl?SE with MAJOR HOOPLE Female 35 Female 35 BUG6S BUNNY Offered . 13 BERRrS WORLD SCHOOL bus drivers, Bolton,. _____ ------CHAMBERMAIDS, weekends, hours 7:20-9 a.m., 2-’3:45'p.m., I COULP USE A MAVise vue I S E T T H S C L A S S iflE D SHARPENING Sendee — Saws IF YOU DRIVE you can sell also filling in during week CUP O' COFFEE^ O U S H T T A GO ' s a m e FEE U lM ' knives, scissors, garden and 649-8400. UeAMPEfZ, iN Y UVE IM A CAVE / EVERy Aniwtr to fririoui Fuiile Dutch Maid clothing, any days. Apply In person. Flano’s MORNIM I / shop tools. Power , mowers re- . three evenings. You can earn Motor Inn, 100 E. Center St. JTU E T 16 MDBS I O P HO\W A B O U T X paired and serviced. Pick up YEAPS.'«6'U_ / BUIUPIM' A . Names of Note wmnrai=trii over $100. For Interview caU ------—— BE 30 VEAP^ ^TPEEHOUEC O iA | ADVERTISING and delivered. Sharpall, 686 742-8031 WAITRESS part-time. Villa OLP.' WE OOSmTAj THAT \SLAMP =ll^HI^ Adams St. (riiar) Manchester, ______' ______Louisa Hotel and Restaurant, xj P O SO/WSTHIM' / IM T H E B I V E R T ACROSS 2 Asseverate CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT, HOURS - 1 Early Texas 3 Cogitates - l u r j 643-5305, WOMEN- for snack bar eve- Bolton. 643-2621. WHILE THERE'S / WE COULP < 5 0 governor, 4 Moved with ^ M'TI , 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. STILLTIAAE.' C5VEB CUSTOM MADE slip covers, nlngs, hours 6—closing,: Must cjur r a f t .' ----- Houston an easy gait FULL-TIME 4 Mona----- 5 ------the $82 - :$129, in the convenience be able to work Saturday or SDeadwood Terrible COPY CL0SIn 6 TIME FOR CLASSIFIED AD\"T. of your living room. Cttoose Sunday or 4:30 — 7 evenings. ATTENTION ■ \ r . 6 Colonize Apply In person Vemon Lanes, ^ 4:30 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBUCA'nON from over 200 exciting prints. Man for service station. O 12H ^I 7 Exist Route 83, Vemon. HOUSEWIVES 13 Above 8 Thick , Deadline for Saturday and Monday Is 4:30 p.m. Frida.* Grant’s of Vemon, 872-9171. Must be able to do ml^or 14. Great lAke 9 Flower t r e e SBRinCE (Souofer) — CASHIER and clerical — must 15 Conducted . 10 Quote 27 Light steel Ontario Evenings free? Sell Toys repairs. Including tune-ups.' >> like to work with figures, /icMm s»rm- 16 Fatherhood 11 Openers for helmet (var.) 42 Jason’s ship PLEASE READ YOUR AD , , Trees cut, building lots clear and Gifts Party Plan. No locks 28 ------(myth.)fixe ed, trees topped.. Got a tree fringe benefits. Gaer Bros., 140 18 Three Classified or “ Want Ads” are taken over the phone as a cash investment. No Collect- Apply In person pronged 17 American 29 Scatters, 43 Marine .problem! Well worth phone Rye St., South Windsor. aquatic convenience. The advertiser should read tils ad the FIRST Ing, No Delivering. N o'ex BY V . ’ T. HAMLIN fishing spear patriot, as hay call, 742-8262. a l l e y OOP 20 Worms Paul-— > 31 Landed carnivore DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in time tor the perience needed. Also book- 44 Physical \ DRIVERS for school buses. 21 Small child 19 Challenges property next insertion. The Herald Is responsihle for only ONE In TWO YOUNG married men 22 Reside 23 Incensed 33 Delicacies . magnitude correct or omitted Insertion tor any advertisement and then \7:30 ■ 0 a.m., 2:15 - 3:45 p.m. p SO FIND WRONG HAYSTACK LET'S LOOK HER NOT NOW, PAL. 38 Decennium 46 American will do small repair jobs and Manchester or Vemon schools. !"L,£“ " .SSL“ C,' Gorman Bros. Inc. O.K., BUT IT SURE 24 Winged 24 On the briny only to the extent of a “ make good" Insertion. Errors wtileh rConn. 06001. Telephone 1- NEEDLE" . THE ONE WE WANT OVER AMYWAV/ MARK IT FOR LOOKS TOO GOOD 26 Wittered 25 Put cargo 40 Clarinetist inventor do not lessen the value of. the advertisement will not be painting, also cellar cleaning Good pay scale. We train. You. 673-3465. MUCH SMALLER/ FUTURE, PASS U P / ^ 27 Grasped on a ship Fountain and 47 Implement corrected by “ make good” Insertioii. and . light trucking. Call 646- 643-2414 or 872-8997. 770 Main St., Manchester with teeth 26 Gastropod namesakes 48 Rail bird 2692, 64(3-2047. ^ ' iTh e 30 Glossy fabric mollusk 41 River in 50 Tier SENERATIOM 32 Covered (Bockvllle, Toll Free) LEGAL Secretary — Manches- SAP* 1 2 4 5 " T- 7 8 T i T 11 LA-WN Mowers — Garden trac ter law firm has position avail- RESPONSIBLE woman to work passageway tors repaired and sharpened. 34 Ancient name 12 13 14 able. Applicant must l)ave typ- afternoon 1 to 6:30 In rest ofUrfa 643-2711 875-3136 Parts and accessories. New ing and shorthand proficiency, hqme.. Call 649-6985. 35 Harassed 1$ i4 i? and used lawn mowers. Hours 36 Roman bronze 8 to 6, Monday to Saturday. Legal ex^rience preferred but f u ^ qR part-time cosmettt 36 Aufomobiles For Solo 4 37 Ocean 18 19 Mini-Motors, 188' (rear) W. not reqttred. Salary qomrnen- depart^nt sales clerk. Some movement syate vrtth quahflcaUons. Call ex ^ rie ^ V P«-efe"-ed. Excel- WANTED OUT OUR WAY b y ' j . b . w i l l i a m s Middle Tpke., 649-8706. 39 Cravats 1989 DATSUN 4-door sedan. Wr. Irvine, 649-6277 to arrange ,e„7 3 ^ ,^ -| h o n e for appoint- 40 Ashen 27 21 29 HERALD Man to take charge of and 41 Number 24 25 white walls, radio, snow tires ORGAN and stereo service at- interview. ment, Store Ma^iager, 643-1505. HE'S NOT ABOUT TO AP/VAIT HE'S GROWN r m ------^ ^ ------be responsible for loss pre- 42 Property itej M 31 Included. Excellent condition, -fered by professional electronic © 1970 by NEA, Inc • U S F«t ONi — AM OUT OF THAT 5liE HZ HES WEARING.' TRY BOX LETTERS $60 IN FAMOUS brands free if WOMEN show latest Lisa Jew- ' ventlon In warehouse and O l*TO fc» U«'««4 45 Stays Call, 742-7697. service. For appointment call A SIZE Hb ON HIM—AND IF WE'RE LUCIC/ 49Re]^at \ 34 38 you run a Weekly shop-by-mail elry. Earn high corhmissionfl. transportation. Must have HE'LL BE 5 0 PLEASED THAT ONE'S TOO ------eifter 6:30, Mr. James Chartler, good backgrround in secur BIG HE’LL, SETTLE FORA'LL 51 Also For Your OUDSMOBILiE .—■ 1962 F-85, 647-1303. "It's Due, Honorable Chairman! There is o cult of club for few friends. Send for Work with jewelry l&t BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS 52 Look intently M 36 ity field. Good opportunity D A VY JONES instead o f trvingto get ■ Information new tires, exhaust system, ------^------— — ^— people in America that goes around^ reciting details and free all new cata- color catalog. No invest? 53 Chief god of for right man. Apply day you TO LET OUT another 'IZ/ tteEddas 40 41 brakes. Needs valve Job. $75. MANCHESTER Tree Service — quotations from Spiro Agnew!"______log. No obligation. Popular Managers needed. Call E; ».,..ONLYOF HIM, BUT THE HER.\LD will iwt 619-2618. Specializing In tree removal, Club Plan, Dept. Z602, Lyn Botti, President, 201-678-3377,'.. after Labor Day. HES PICKING WE'D BETTER R ^ E P V ' 54 Rocky peak 42 43 t4 *1 M disclose the identity of TH EM O FF THAT RIGHT AWAY.' 55 Bullfight ------—------^------pruning, shrubs, lots cleared. brook, N. Y, collect. O N E A T A cheers so &i ojiy advertiser using box 9 Bo m s — Stocks— TIME IN THE 49 1M6 AUSTTN-HEALY 3,000,. B\iHy insured. Call 649-6422.' Buildln — FIRST NATIONAL 56 ------Germany letters. Readers answer 10,000 original miles. Owner, ------CHUTES.' 34 ing blind box ads who Controcflnq 14 Mortgages 27 57 Guido’s note S2 643-4721. YOULLJU AREArvuj A-1. Truck XAUCIV IsIB A-1 ^ ______RN or LPN part-time. ' Call S:rORES INC. desire to protect their DOW N S5“ U M ------T------Cellars, attics, yards, drive- wES ROBBINS Carpentry re- MORTGAGES, loans, first, sec- 649-4619. 3 identity can follow 'hlf. Park ^^pakland Aves. 1 Great —— AUSTIN-HBALY Sprite, 1962. ways sealed and small tmek- niodeling specialist. Additions, ond,Onu, third.UlllU. Alli w i kinds. niiiua. Realtyxvccuwjr ------— IBlvL. procedure- statewide. Credit rating unnec- SCHOOL bus drivers, Bolton, I Xi^e Excellent miming „ condition. jjj_ right_ . Call Tre- j-ggrec roomsrooms, dormers, porches,porches statewide. Credit rating unnec- East Hartforf, Conn. (^^^wtpap*r [nhrprh* Attn.) Enclose your reply lo $395._ Call 649-2618.______mano Tmcking - --______Serviceo -____ *-n toll- cabinets,'* .. . formica,> . __ bullt-lns essary. RooQnnQhloReasonable. rVmfldpT*.Confiden- hours 7:20-9 a.m., 2-3:45 p.m., KEYPUNCH the box in an envelope — bathrooms, kitchens, 649-3446. tial, quick arrangements. Alvin _ 649-8400.______P address to the ' Classified 1968 CORVETTE, coupe, 4- 742.9487. Lundy Agency,' 627-7971. 983 DISHWASHER wanted^'tor Sat speed, excellent condition. 649- “n^----- o~~~,— — „ „ „ ■ .*11 Lundy Agency, 627-7OT1. 983 ooCKTAIL waitresses wanted, ' Manager, Manchaslei TIMBERLAND______'Dree Service, CARPENTRY and remodeling Main St., Hartfqjrd. Evenings, fgn part-time 644-0540 644- OPERATOR urday nights. Apply Cayey’s Evening Herald, together 7277. tree removal, pmning, shmbs, rec rooms^ dormers, kitchens, 233-6879. ’ 1702 ' Restaurant, 45 E a * Center'-St., with a memo listing th? Manchester. companies you do NOT 1958 MGA, coupe, 1961 engine; and lots cleared. Fifteen years additions and garages. CaU _ ... 2nd' ------~ Interesting variety of key BY DICK TURNER needs minor renalrs $250 or experience. Bonded and Insur- Tom Corbitt, 643-0086. MORTGAGES 1st. an ^ DENTAL assistant full-time, CARNIVAL want to. see your letter. punch and clerical work. EXPERIENCED painters want- Your letter will be de Slf olSreiSS ' .« F , . . C , 617. ~ ™ S;T. “ coSSS Good pay, complete fringe ' ed. Call 649-4343 between 6-7 or stroyed If the advertiser ______s ______9479. . 1 1* “ ^ * f Box X, Manchester Herald. Is one you’ve mentioned. MERCEDES Benz, model 2 2 0 ,------—— -----1------^------::------SpeCIOl ScrVICeS 15 service. J. J. Real E s t a t e ------benefits, 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 apply In person, 296 Cooper BY KBN m u s e p.m. Hill St. WAYOUT If not It will be handled f-RiTATivK catennecatering — oner------KEYPUNCH operator, mosUy in the usual manner knives, axes, shears, skates, C^EATIVL catenng oner ------^------^ n u m e r ic a l, 026 or 029, 6-day rotary blades. Quick service, ‘"iiig f '°™uu. ...a. a l dining, modem,------but- UNLIMITED UIVIjIMiriliU lunusfunds tt*available ^ benefits. Gaer Bros., 140 TREE Climber — experienced CAN YOU MrKilfkl A N D A I ONLY HAVE fets, cookouts, stag parties jgj. ggggg^j mortgages. $6,000. THE AMERBELLE CORP. only, steady. Carter Tree Ex- k|*4k«l«. Uc. 1-3 1965 GTO, Burgandy, black top, Capitol_ Equipment_ . - . Co., .38 . „ookouU. U i kariu...... R y. 8 ,„ South WiBdrer. F IP 9 .T A N D s iz in g - u p T h e s it u a t io n = UK H wl, w. TM ... Ml rt> OW. pert Co.; 643-7695. PLAY AN El* SIX STRINGS/ well kept, extras. Must sell, Main St., Manchester. Hours created especially for you. 24 minimum. Call 648-1110. 104 East Main St. T H IR D IN Leggett St., East H artford,______AUGMENTED Lost and Found 1 one owner. 643-8647. 643-2969. dally 7:30-6, Thursday, 7:30-9. WOMEN needed to do office T H E B A S E 528-5348. _ . ^ ___cleaning part-time In the eve- Rockville, Conn. 7+ti CHORD ------— ------7------...... ' - Saturday. 7:30-4. 643-7958. • BULLDOZER trainees needed. WITH A WITH A BY FRANK O’NEAL REWARD offered for return of igg2 FORD Galaxle convertible, ______Business Opportuniry starung around sept. ist. SHORT RIBS my white gold diamond en- radio, heater, all power, 63,000 STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls. 875-3326 See schools and classes. FLATTtD DIMINISHED xaUlOy Ilx2cXLvt| clll • vO tvV nj _ - . MANCHESTER — Newer de- Call 527-9285 or apply ISN gagement ring,- engraved miles, original owner. Beat of- fireplaces, flagstone terraces. Roofing— Siding 16 ,uxe equipped barber ihop, lo- Building Service C ^ . 157 PART-TIME help wanted for S t-J...... 13+1.? All concrete repairs, both in- ______- . ^ ‘ ‘ G.A.L. — B.A.N. 12-25-63, and 643.0659 after 6 p.m. ------. . ? . __ , ___nhniifir Charter Oak Avenue. Oak Avenue, Hartford. Hartford. BABYSITTER____ for 9-month girl, Jatttorial work, 3 hours a ^ y , matching wedding ring with ^ 4 ______side and outside railings, land- BIDWEIX, Home Improvement cMed In profession^m area,ttica, atOh- _ " ______BABYSITTER for B-montn _ TT,____ u ,______tractive lease. Reaaonablj 6 days a week. Call 649-5334. 9 diamonds, engfraved G.A.L. — scaping. Reasonably priced. Co. Expert installation of tractive lease, Reasonably KEYPUNCH Operators — ex- every weekday morning, ap- B.A.N. 4-18-64. Not terribly 1982 VALIANT, for good parts Call 643-0861. aluminum siding, gutters and priced. Hayes Agency,enr.v. 646- pgrtgnced, days, part or full- proxlmately 8-1. 646-3298. HARDWARE Sales — Experl- trim. Roofing in.stallation and 0131. time. Immediate assig^nments. 4& valuable but veryl very sent!- or fix. Call. 643-4046. time. Immediate assigrnments, rttz-vn helner to older enced, all around Inside man, mental. Call 566-3536, 644-0123. , ------repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. very high pay. No fee. Apply or private wanted lor established local m \ 0 ,______» , 1958 FORD, good running con- MANCHESTER—Package store. Household Services Call for details. Frechette Real Staff apartment provided. Refer- concern. Management future. LOST — English male Collie, dition. $123. Call 649-8906 after P & S ROOFING and repairs Asylum St. 278-7610. r i- Apply Star Hardware, 36 Union doneuv,,.c realistically...... ___ .,. ____ Free esti-___ tors, 647-9993. ______ences required. Write------; Box answers to Lassie, 649-0173. 6 p.m. Offered 13-A St., Rockville. ' Bolton area. ;;;^atos. can anytime, 649-1616. MORTGAGES —First and seo SOME curse the darkness, oth- "KK,’’ Manchester H e r a l d . ______BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE i ______.• CUSTOM made draperies, slip ------ond. Confidential, efficient. P. ers light a candle, ^ m e ^ m - collect eggs. Miller TIRE service man and ware Black male mon- 1965 VOLKSWAGEN. Good con- covers and reupholstering. ' I THOUSKT I SHH/ I GOTTA SET FOUND A. Thome. 649-6281. .nioC Farms, Coventry. CaU 643- house man for growing tir,tire HEARD A NOISE I LOOSE, / gr.el. CaU Etog Warden, 646- dition; $850. Call 649-7025. Budget terms. Established in Roofing and ______ey, others call Avon and enjoy concern. All benefits and over 1945. Days. 524-0154, eve Boutique high profits. CaU now! 289- vpuTSlOE, JAK^ W*oljU- ______'• 1968 DELTA 88 blue convert- Chimneys 16-A Ma n c h e s t e r time. .Apply in person. Nichols nings, 649-7590. ■ ' ■ 4922. Manchester Tire, Inc., 296 LOST — Passbook No. 79527 ible,Ible, good condiUon.condition. 24,000 9— ------^------ROOFTNG — Specializing re- corald^^^ ^Mus^t^be ______WOMAN to do Ironing CaU 643- Broad St., Manchester. BLIT IT SMELLS FuNNY 'r r ^ PREVIOUS OWNER! Savings Bank of Manchester, miles. Power steering, power LIGHT trucking, yards, cellars, pairing roofs of all'kinds, new 647- CLEANING'woman wanted, 3-4 to do Ironing, cal WAS A HORSE. Application made for payment, brakes. $1,595. 628-0686. atticsattlcs cleaned and removed,removed. roofs, eruttergutter work, chimneys ' j -...... ,>.,1,17, ooi-mnTipnt noal- 9093. days weekly. Permanent posl- ______^------ONE SHIPPER and one metal Bulk delivery. 644-8962. tion. Send name, address, SALESGIRL and cashier want- -J- 1967 VOLKSWAGEN sedan. Ex- cleaned and repaired. 30 years shop helper, full-time. CaU 649- experience. Free estimates. phone number and references 3 cellent condition. Looking for r e WEAICNC of bums moth- edcv. at once. Top salary plu^ 643-2677. Motor cycle CaU Howley 643-6361, 644- to Box R, Manchester Herald; Personals a camper. CaU 643-6914 after holes, zippers repaired. Win Privote Instructions 32 commissions. Some experience accessory manufacture. All replys confidential. Writing dow shades made to measure, 8333. In retail business. Pleasant at- — ------pirfi^ wanted to Prospect Ave. 5 p.m. ability not required. mosphere In professional phar- LICENSED plumber wanted, all size Venetian blinds. Keys area West Hartford, week ,965 excellent ------^ ^ ------TENNIS Instmctlons. CaU Glo- macy. Apply in person to Man- Good pay. Call 644-1317 after davs Sam. CaU 644-0920. FORD Comet 1965, excellent made while you wait. Tape re Sm Le S CLERK — Part - Ume, (D IWO hr NfA. be.. TJA I f . U.S. M . OW. gays, b a.m. condition, very reasonable. M e o tin g and Plumbing 1 / ria Darling, 28B-8447. corders for rent. Marlow’s 867 ager, Liggett Pl^rmacy, Park- 6 p.m. ^ i m s CHIPW BLOCK “ I don’t think the team is gonna have a very good RIDE wanted from Manchester For quick sale telephone 649- Main St., 649-5221. GRANT’S Plumbing Service — Aw^y ln % ^ n °o n ly . We^ltown Shopping. Center, Man- g^ gyer to learn cabl ‘^THROWS A ROCK season . . . they didn't elect me quarterback an’ now to Nutmeg Rd.,KO., Southisouui Wind- wmu- 0798urwo aiiciafter 6o p.m. _ _ —- - Free estimates, plus quality piANO instructions in my Pharmacy. 465 Hartford Rd. Chester.______making trade. CaU 643- OVER TViE HOUSE. ■sor, 8-6. 649-6530 after 6 p.m. vniK- . ' A ' A I ■ / IVJANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,'MANCHESTER, CONN,,^ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1970 PAGE TWENTY-THREE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,, CONN., THURSDAY,' SEPTEMBER 3, 1970 PAGE TWENTY-TWO Oi|t of Town O ul of Town BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Apartments— Flats— Houses For Rent 65 Business Properly ‘ Houses For Sale 77^ Housos For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Hauses „For~Sale 72 Help Wanted-^ THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW For Sole 75 For 5al0 75 . Tenements 63 c o l o n ia l house, six large I For Sale 70 - MANCHESTER — Brand new 14 FULTON’ Rd. — Cape, 2 •• Male or Female 37 ------: NO.JUSTVOUR — ^ „ rooms, fireplace, attach^ ______i______COUNTRY Club area . . .new PITKIN Street... ,One of 'Man TOLLAND —' Beautiful and Im WAS THAT THE BOSS custom built 4-bedroom Garri baths. Belfiore Agency, 647------iHSURAKCE AGENT. AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY , heated garage, large yard. r e s t a u r a n t business show nine ropm colonial. Four hed- chester’s most gpracious DESIGNED FOR BOL’TON / '—New 8-room cus maculate 4-bedroom Colonial GE{IERAL CLERK, . full-time, S o m e time SACK ONTHE PHONE? son Colonial, charming family CLASSIFIED ^ TOUR BOSS 2 .bedrooms, include wall- $276.. per month plus uUlitles. ing jexcellent net profit in high- rooijns, 236' baths, two car ga-;^ homes, 11 rooms, 436 baths . . . 141?. tom ^ lit Raised Ranch. Four ' situated on 3'wooded acres, 2- over 21, Wednesdays- Sundays, neighborhood, walk to bus, Qv/IMSEV WAS t6-wall carpeting, air-con Lease and references required. traffic count locaUon. Es Selling for $59,600 'and well HAPPY LIVING bedrdoms, double garage, acre car attached garage, 10’ fire 3-11 p.m. Apply 7-Eleven Store, DOESN'T SEEM rage. Now under construcUon. shopping, schools. Aluminum 61 CAMBRIDGE St. — 9-rooms, UP FOR 3 WEEk ditioning, dishwater, refrig Cali 649-6993, after 6 p.m. tablished over 20 years. Price worth It. T.J. Crockett, Real tr€ed lot. $31,600. Hayes Agen- place, w^-to-wall carpeting in 305 Green Rd. TO KNOW Choice setting, land adjoins siding, 136 drane color baths, •4 bedrooms. Belfiore Agehcy, A «0 MOT ONCE 'toU'RE, erator, range disposal, Includes all the . real estate, Town watershed property. T. tor, 643-1677. You’ll ilnd charm and conveni 'c y 646-01:11. living room, electrical appli-.^ ADVERTISING monthly, 649-3978. SDC-AoOM Colonial, lease and built-in dishwasher, disposal, ■647-1413. MANAGER-Tralnee for restau restaurant fully equipped, plus • J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-l'577. ence plus prestige and pleasure ances, aluminum gjding,' ro references. Wolverton Agency, oven and'range, city utilities, SOUTH Windsor Area —Sulli rant. No experience necessary, a house. $65,000. Owner wiU ------7 ^ ^ ------MANCHESTER Green Section- 688 BUSH Hill Rd. — modem in a 7 room ranch designed for tary antennae. Owner trans CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS WE HAVE .customers waiting' $31,900. J'Builder, 649-6524, 643- van Avenue to Parkade, take will train. Apply Hprky’s, iOl take back mortgage. Phllbrick MANCHESTER — 2 family, 6-5 Unique ■ 4-jxx>m Colonial, all Ranch, tremendous lot. Bel happy family living. Ec^atures ferred. Call 875-6483. 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. for the rental of your apart' 0609. fully equipped kitchen, open full ..right on Hillside Rd., first Center St., 649-6632. ment or home. J.D. Real Es- MANCHESTER — Large 8 (or Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. with 2 car garage, nice floor new inside, 2-car garage; treed- fiore Agency, 647-1413. ______At------_ plan including 2 bedrooms, ex lot, $17,900. Hayes Agency, 646- attic, heated basement with rec right on Steep Rd., 24 Steep TOLLAND —Like privacy?? % tate Associates, Inu. 643-5129. 9) .room single. Ideal for fra room and fireplace, 136 baths, 2 tX)Py C1.0SING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT PART-TIME restaurant help MANCHESTER suburbs, busi cellent condition. A good buy. 0131. Rd. Six-room ' Raised Ranch, acre treed lot surrounds love ternity house, multiple family BETTE DRIVE 147 BIRCH St. — 3-family, $26,- car garage and park like lot. needed for two months. Will MANCHESTER Center, 6-room ness locatfon 63i-room Ranch, Wolverton Agency, Realtors 3 bedrooms, full cellar, ga ly 6-room Ranch, 3 bedrooms, use. Could be furnished. Lease 000. Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. ’This lovely Rockledge home has \ 1:30 1*.M. D A y B E F O R E Pl;B IJC A T 10^ train if necessary. Please call first-floor apartment for lease, 136 baths, excellent condition, 649-2813. For the large family Executive aluminum siding for low cost rage, swimming pool. Call formal dining room, fireplace, with security required. Call scenic setting on Peter Green ^ l>ead\ine lor Saturday and Monday la 4:S0 p.m. Frida;' 643-9914. $200 monthly, heat Included, country store, out buildings. type. 11-room Ranch, 6 bed WOODLAND ST. 233 VERNON St. — 7-room maintenance. This Is a quality Towne Real Estate, 649- 643-7166. Rd. All this for $23,900 with an one child preferred. Refer 260’ trontege. Hayes Agency, rooms, spacious living room, Ranch, 136 baths, 400’ lot. Bel- built home in mmt condition. 4056. SCHOOL bus drivers urgently ^ ences, Hayes Agency, 646-0131. 646-0131. separate study, large dining For an appointment to inspect, assumable 5% per cent mort youR t;OoPEatATioN Wnx a ■ t j a 9 7 1 \ needed, will train, $12^50 per . ;]^^^ssss=™ PORTER ST. 7-room custom Rimch. Main flore Agency, 647-1413.______SorisTm U hrj^r;;^ Realty EAST HARTFORD -Slx-rcx,m three Times.' i - l r' room, big kitchen with deluxje gage. CaU Carriage Realty, BE APPRECIATED I I day. Andover Elementary THE 0O6S Out of Town built-lns and ctinned goods cab floor, 3 b(Bdrooms, kitchen with Cape, in cream puff condition. ll ^ DIDN’T KNOW WHAT Immaculate 736-room Colonial carpeted eating area, spacious 38 HAMILTON Dr. — 8 rooms, Co., Realtors, MLS. 643-1121. 646-1110. School, 742-7339. c a l l e d POUR ROOMS, second floor, For Rent 66 investment Property Cape. First floor paneled family inet. Living room ^ th glass Large fireplaced living room, ?f> TO HE WANTS living room wlUi full wall stone 236 baths, 2 - car garage, HE TRIED TO SM! ' adults only. C^l 628-0718. room with many custom built-in doors and sun deck, 3 full baths, firepace and glass sliding doors country sized kiechen, 3 Or 4 TOVENTRY — Lake frontage HAIRDRESSER — Pull - time, TO SEE TOU FIRST ROCKVILLE — 3-room apart- For Sale 70-A 2 fireplaces, 2-car attached ga prestige area. Belfiore Agen Continued Prom Preceding Poge SKEAKGFF features, ’ including grill type leading to a large stone patio, cy, 647-1413. ’TWO-farhlly duplex, 5-5, conve bedrooms. ■ Priced right. Mit 225’, 11 rooms, 3'/4 baths, car top salary and- commission. * THING tomorrow! FIVE-ROOM apartment. Stove ment, close to center, heated, . fireplacve, large well-lighted liv rage. 16x32’ in-ground swimming niently located. In good condi ten Agency, Realtors, 643-6930, peting throughout, 2-car gar FOR SOME MANCHESTER close to shop pool. Large treed lot. Priced in carpeted floors, tiled bath. First Great opportunity for the right arid refrigerator, garage, parking, security deposit re- ing room with fireplace, formal floor offers large rec room plus 99 ’TREBBE Dr. — Older 8- tion, $24,900. Call owner 649- or 647-1573. age, fireplace,' balcony. Owner GOLF- ping, 4-famlly with 4 room the upper 60’s. Help Wanted-^dte 36 Help Wanted—Male 36 person to pick up an excellent swimming pool, handy to shop- quired, $126. monthly. 648-9678. dining room with built-in china office or.studio and full bath. room home. Newly finished 3071. transferred. Morrison Realtor; apartments, 4-car garage, new cabinets, work saver kitchen, 3 VERNON ;— Modem 6-room Co ARBY’S Roast Beef, 1267 Broad DRIVERS for school buses following. Call Duet Beauty Oversized 2-car gareige, treed cellar rec room. 5% per cent 643-1015. ^ R N O N - Willow Brook heating systems and roof. Mid bedrooms 136 vanity type tiled lot, city utilities. Asking $38,500. NINE ACRES — swee{)lng lonial. 'Three bedrooms, two- St., Manchester, has 'openings 7:30 - 9 a.m., 2:16 - 3:46 p.m. Studio. 649-3906. - c cy. Realtors, 646-4200.______Apartments. Immediately new U&R REALTY CO., INC. mortgage to qualified buyer. A.F.CfiFARAHO 30’s. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. baths. First-floor laundry room, views, lovely six-room stone king sized, sewing room, spa TOLLAND for counter help, Monday to Manchester or . Vernon schools. ^1 wall-to-wall carpeting, central 643-2692 Immediate occupancy, Bel SCF^seCTAP'/,N,i HI \ 3% ROOMS — stove, refriger- 3% rooms at $160. Heat, hot Ranch. Large enclosed porch, cious living room with fire Friday, 3 to 8 p.m.. Days and Good pay scale. We train you. MANCHESTER — 17 - room air-conditioning throughout. Fin Robert D. Murdock, Itealtor U&R REALTY CO., INC. fiore Agency, 647-1413. SUPERB !!- Situations Wanted— ator, security deposit, adults water, refrigerator, oven-range, / 643-6472 2-car garage. Out-building. place, formal dining room, Sought after location, 834- evenings. Saturdays and^ Sun 643-2414 or 872-6937. house on high traffic count ished rec room in the basement, Female 38 only! no pets, $118. Available disposal, dishwasher, wall to 643-2692 24 MOORE St. — Lovely re Hutchins Agency, 640-5324. wall-to-wall carpeting, 134 room Colonial on big treed day^. Call 649-8043. \ now. 649-7681. wall carpeting, alr-conditloning, highway situated on 1.9,800 attached garage, large patio baths, large lot -with • a view. NEEDED — second shift, shlp- with fireplace. Good value, Robert D. Murdock, Realtor modeled Colonial, 134. baths, lot. Four bedrooms, first- WILL care for small child my swfmmlng pool, lighted tennis square foot parcel, good busi 643-6472 ■ LOOKIe ! LOOKIE 4-bedroom (Assumable mortage. $25,900. MEN needed to do office cI6w - ping and receiving clerk, ex- $37,500. WE COULD have gotten more, 2-car garage. Upper mid 20’s. floor family room, 234 baths, home. $26 weekly in advance. 9-3 OI^E-BEDROOM at Sunny courts, basketball court, park- ness potential. Phllbrick Agen Colonial, 134 baths, 2-car gar Phllbrick Agency, Realtors, ing part-time in the evening, perienced preferred but will but owner says sell, so $16,500 Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. beameU celling, full wall ______Brook Village, Oct. 1st. occu- ing and storage all included. cy, Realtors, 646-4200. J age, central, city utilities, alu 646-4200. Starting around Sept. 1st. C^l train. Many benefits. Apply in 647-9375. ■ buys a Cape on Woodbridge St. fjreplade. Excellent condi ~ t »» j EA pancy. $166 , per month In- Nq pets. Call Hartford, 627-9288, U&R REALTY CO., INC. Five rooms, garage, deep treed 109 AVERY St. — 7-room Rais minum siding. Priced right. 527-9285 or apply Rudder Bulld\ person, Klock Co., 1366 Tolland WILL CARE for children In my MANCHESTER — business . 643-2692 WALKER ST. SEVEN-ROOM SpUt Level, 8 tion. Truly a home of Articles For ^ale 45 Household Goods 51 Rooms Without Board 57 eludes, heat, air-conditioning, . vemon, 872-4400. lot. Includes stove Md refrig ed Ranch, 134 baths, 2-car ga Morrison Realtor, 643-1015. warmUi' and charm. 30’s. ■ iiig Service Corp., 157 Charter\ Tpke., Manchester home. Licensed for day care. ______'______^______• and applianctes. Paul W. Dou------• bloek with 6 apartments, ex rage, large lot. Belfiore Agen bedrooms, family room, 2- Robert D. Murdock, Realtor erator. Keith Aeal Estate, 646- New listing — 6-room Colonial. CaU Mr. Lewis, 649-5306. ' Oak Avenue, Hartford. V 643-9724. gan Agency, 649-4535, 646-1021. cellent condition. Owner will cy, 647-1413. TWO - FAMILY hous^ 3^, acre treed lot, fireplace, ga SEWING MACHINES — New, ______Resort Property 643-6472 4126 or 649-1922. Spacious living room, dining choice location, walking dis FREE —Brown stones call 644- finance 80 per cent at 836 per room, kitchen with birch cabi rage. Priced to sell. Hayes .used, repossessed, zlg zags. ROOM for rent. Gentlemen pre- ^^^RTMEINT for rent, 3 girls 143 BRENT Rd. — Reduced for MANAGERS 0248. , For Rent 67 cent. Terrific income produc- TWO-FAMILY duplex, centrally nets, stove and double- stainless tance to stores and bus. Agency, 646-0131. . •■B & W • • Used Singer press and sew ferred. 21 Summit St. 649-0271. to share 5-room apartment in ______,______immediate sale. Immaculate and Dogs— Birds— Pets 41. , er. Call now, Haj es Agency, located In Manchester. Five steel sink,'3 large bedrooms, full Braithwaite Agency Realtor, BARROWS and WALLACE Co. PART-TIME 1970, RUPP snow-mobile, excel portables, $16.95 up. Parts and South Manchester, $136. per CAPE COD — Chatham, 2-bed- NEW US’HNG — 4-bedroom 7-room Colonial. Belfiore Agen HEBRON — Four day occupan ASST -MANAGERS 646-0131. rooms each side. ’TWo-car ga bath, enclcsjed sun porch, 2-car 649-4503. Manchester Parkade GERMAN Shepherd pups, make lent condition. Call 643-8068, af service. Ideal Sewing Ma month. Security deposit. Ref room heated cottage In pines, custom Garrison Colonial, 2 ga,rage. Walking, distance to cy, 647-1413. cy new 46’ Raised ranch. Fire baths, family room, recreation rage. Excellent condition. Manchester 649-5306 Mechanic fob-inlnor* repairs, . excellent watch dogs and good ter 6:30 p.m. chine, 9 Webster St., Rear, Wanted— Rooms^—■ erences. 643-1797. off seaon rates. Available 50-APAR’TMENT unit. Substan schools, bus and shopping. Ask Ke r r y St. — lO-room house, place, 2-car garage. Acre site. ______Yoiir opportunity to join an room, fireplace, wall-to-wall $28,900. The Paul W. Dougan with children. 649-8818, Leon Hartford. 249-0786. Sept. 7 on. 643-1073. tial cash. Good return. Carri ing $25,500. on waterfront lot, nice yard, $26,990. G. Cross, Realty, 228- GLAgTOrfeuRY^(South) Spa 5-9 p.mT' - expanding ' fabric chain Is ard Giglio, Bolton. BRACE yourself for a thrill the Board 62 FIVE-ROOM apartment, iJ-3 carpeting, 2-car garage, large Agency, Realtors, 649-4536, 646- 36 BE’TTE Dr. $53,600. Belfiore oil steam heal, large work 0065 "^here! Retail experience age Realty, 646-1110. K cious Ranch, attractive wood first time you use Blue Lustre ______^______bedrooms, security deposit, treed lot offers town and coun 1021. U&R REALTY CO.. INC. Agency, 647-1413. shop, near school and bus line. ed lot, large fireplaced living Ford experience, helpful but not essential. to clean rugs. Rent electric try living. Many more fea Call Mr. Shenkman, Jr. at Public Notice MALE student needs robm, vl- references. 6:30-11:30 p.m., Wanted To Rent 68 MANCHESTER — To settle es 643-2692 Priced for quick sale, $13,500. room, dining room, oversized AKC Pug puppies, home raised. shampooer $1. Olcott Variety tures. Assumable mortgage. 47 MYR’TLE St. —Older 7-room Contact Mike Hardel. '•■Pilgrinl Mills for opportu clnlty of Manchester Com- 643-6341. Land For Sale 71 tate, older 634-room 2-story Robert D. Murdock, Realtor Owner 647-1858. BOLTON kitchen, 3 twin bedrooms with 649-1892. Store. WANTED to rent. Rockville or Low, low lO’s. Morrison, Real home, immediate o c c u p a n c y .______nity to discuss your future. home, central', quiet, con 643-6472 ample closets, 2 baths, 2-car To Le3.se or Buy munlty CoHege, please call 1 TWO beautiful rooms, third Manchester area, 4 rooms, Im COLUMBIA — 7 acres, 268’ Very flexible financing. Bel- ‘CONTEMPORY $ 20, 000. Call todriy! tor, 643-1016. 734 - room garage. Low 40’s. Owner, 633- ALUMINUM sheets used as floor, heat, hot water, stove, mediately. Contact Gloria Wll- frontage, brpok, lake rights. venient location.' Excellent flore Agency, 647-1413. Ranch, large lot In beauUfully'- FITZGERALD FORD FREE kittens — Call 643-1388. Assume 5%% FHA Mortgage. prinUng plates, .009 thick, 23x 3 Rooms of New Furniture refrigerator, ■ convenient loca-’ son Call 649-2360 Located In very good area. terms to qualified buyer, $26,- MANCHESTER —Price reduc wooded setting. Fireplace, 5016. 646-4422 MANCHESTER — Assumable $134. Monthly^ays All. Route 83 Rockville 36” , 26 cents each or 6 for $1 from tlon. 5M-0833. For details call Lange Agency, 000. J.D. Real Estate Asso ed on this quality 9-room, five- three bedrooms. 134 baths, fam FAMILY of five looking for 6 434 per cent mortgage. Three- BOLTON . . .Ranch high on a Apartinents— Flairs— 228-9349, 228-3296. SHALLOWBROOK LANE ciates, 643-5129, 643-8779. bedroom, two-year-old Gar ily room, large flagstone patio. Lake Privilogoc. THREE lovable kittens, raised or 6 room apartment with bedroom Ranch, full base cliff overlooking Eastern' Conn. ______^______^___ MECHANIC/^ layout Inspec- on TLC. Two males, one fe- MODEL HOME Tenements 63 IMMACULA’TE 7-room Raised rison Colonial. Kitchen with $29,500. Phllbrick Agency, V.icant 6-room Cr.po, enclosed Nine acres In all. Utility build NEED tires? 40 per cent disr heat. Willing to pay $160. CaU COVENTRY — 40 acres, long ment, large fireplaced living OIL BURNER service man with tors, quality ringirieers, Indus- male. Seven-weeks old, box Executive 7-room raised Ranch with 3 bedrooms, kitch built-ins, family room with Realtors, 648-4200. sunporch, fireplace. Anxious ing. Tmly a unique property count. Premium. First Line. COLONIAL Furnished 643-0746. frontage. Reasonable. Car room, spacious lot, very at experience in all phases of No. trial instructor's, process plan- trained, to good homes only. Ranch, only 2 years old. en has built-in oven and range, fireplace, 234 baths, 2 garages out-of-state owners. that must be seen. Sensibly Wide ovals. And truck tires. NEWLY renovated 6-room Apartments 63-A riage Realty, 646-1110. and aluminum siding. Now tractive neighborhood. Ap GARRISON Colonial, modem 2 oil burner service. Excellent ners, process \ control engi- Qall after 6 p.m., 647-1656. MODERN MOTHER who refuses to glye Transferred owner offers large airy living room, dining priced in the forties. T. J. Coles' Discount Station, 461 SPANISH apartment, heat, stove, re- asking $41,60ib. Phllbrick Agen praised mid 20’s, WUl accept kitchen, formal dining room, benefits and salary opportun- neers. Exceptional rates, over------. ------West Center St., 643-5332. frigerator, hot water. For ap- TWO - room furnished apart' up teen-age stm and dog needs ^ BOL’TON Area — 22 acres land. this georgeous home with room, 2 bathrooms, huge fam substantially less lor immed- large living roorrl with fire LAWRENCE F. FIANO Crockelt, Realtors, 643-1577. ity for willing individual, time, and w O rk ^ conditions. PROVINCIAL ment. Stove, refrigerator, pri 5-room apartment or house many fine features. Bullt- ily room and 2-car garage. cy, Realtors, 646-4200. polntment call 643-9353, 649- • Brandy St. and Loomis Rd. ate sale. Owner 643-0852. place, one full and two-half Realtors 649-5371 VERNON . . .Top buy here . . . Union shop. All inquiries held Please forward\ resume to SIX little kittens need a good SCREENED loam, processed from 0641. vate bath, heat ajid hot water. ■with yard and parking. WUl re Call Towne Real Estate, 649- ins, wall-to-wall .carpeting, Only $30,900. Wolverten Agen $19,500. FRESH on the market baths. Four bedrooms, lot lOOx home. Free. 649-9236. 534 room ranch with 134 baths, confidenUal. Call Mr. Grim Q.A.S.I., .Quality\ Associates gravel, bankrun gravel, sand, Apply Marlow’g, 867 Main St. decorate. Call after 3 :30. 643- 4066. ” central, air - conditioning, cy, Realtors, 649-2813. in Manchester, S-room Ranch, MANCHESTER home reduced 180’. $31,600. Phllbrick A|:ency, Serving Industry, P. O. Box P, flU,- stone. George H. Grlffhig. four rooms, acre wooded lot, 2-car ga carpet in kitchen, fireplace, aldi, ,529-2549 for interview ap- MINIATURE MALE silver $288 SPRUCE ST. - 1212. aluminum siding, garage, lor quick sale, top location, Realtors, 646-4200. • Enfield, Conn. 06082. Inc., Andover, 742-7886. heat, parking, refrigerator, FOUR-ROOM furnished single VERNON — 5 acres, 600’ front rage. Price reduced to $42,- OWNERS anxious for quick VERNON — $10,500. assumes "excellent location. Tough t o . ^intment. poodle, all shots, ho papers, basement, carpeting. Owners economical, privacy, loaded Any item may be purchased stove.. Writer St. three, rooms, house, September-June Bolton age on West Rd. LaPenta 900. sale. Six-year-old U & R Co with conveniences, wall-to-wall HANDYMAN’S Special. i934- 634 per cent mortgage. $160. beat at only $25,900. T. J. $36. to good home. 646-4519. want fast sale. Wolverton bed' separately. heat hot water, air-condition Lake, Adults only. $175. per Agency, Rftiltor, 646-2440. lonial. Five bedrooms, 234 carpet, 2 bedrooms, 2 garages, room house, 134 baths, encloi^ monthly total. Three , Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. month. Deposit and lease re PRESIDENTIAL baths, 2 fireplaces. Many other Agency, Realtiors, 649-2813. rooms, two fireplaces. built- ing, refrigerator, stove, park $21,900. 649-7509. ed porches, garage. Needs re-' Boats and Accessories 46 INSTANT CREDIT quired. Call only between 8-12 FRECHETTE REALTORS extras. Price reduced to $69,- Ins/ garage. Convenient loca- NORTH Coventry — 534-room TOY Fox terriers, 6 weeks old, ing. Call 247-4046, 633-7402. MANCHESTER — Three-bed decorating but priced accord Ranch, fireplace, bullt-ins, ga RICHARD P. RITA 16’ CHRYSLER flberglas boat a.m. 649-0072. VILLAGE 900. For details call Phllbrick LARGEST model In High ingly. $16,000. 649-5966, 10-2. tlon. Owner 872-4810. call after 6 p.m., .644-0734. Houslas For Sa!e 72 647-9d93 room Ranch, modem kitchen rage, patio, nice area near and trailer, 56 h.p. motor. CaU OPEN SUNDAYS 10-6 LOOKING for anjrthlng In real ■Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Ridge! 734-room Split Level with built-ins, dining ” L” , fam TOLLAND school. $110,900. Hayes Agency, PERSONNEL SERVICES ■ MALE wired haired terrier, 6 9-5 only, 649-5005. MON.-FRI. 10-9 pstate rental - apartments, APARTMENTS MANCHESTER — Price re with 3 full bathrooms, 4 bed TWO houses for sale — one 7- MANCHESTER — 3-bedroom ily room, fireplace, wall-to- 646-0131. months old, with papers , for homes, mulUpie dwellings, no Business Locations duced, executive 2-year old rooms, tremendous 28’ family room, one 8-room, self-clean HORSES-HORSES- 16’ SMALL CABIN boat, 25 h.p. Now renting, one and two Raided Ranch, Glastonbury frame and brick Ranch under wall carpeting, garage and ing range, dishwasher, copper .HORSES ACCOUNTANT — Degree. COMPUTER 0PERAT0R\ — . sale. 643-2666. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate As For Rent 64 MANCHESTER — Beautiful 6- recreation room. Handy loca room, kitchen has G.E. bullt- Mercury, trailer, 2 gas tanks, H & G bedroom apartments. Carpet line. Must be seen, low 40’s. 10 years young, fireplace, wall- plumbing, 200 amp service. Eight room Ranch with two 3-5 years general accountinp IBM 360/30 experience. $1'40. sociates, Inc. 643-6129. r'om Cape with 3 bedrooms, tion. Very clean. Assumable ins. Ideal suburban atmo Wanted— Real Estate 77 experience. To $15,000. \ WOULD like to find home for a $400. 649-6269 after 4. MAIN STREET office space, ing, 2 alr-condiUoners, IVi Frechette Realtors, 647-9993. to-wall carpet In living room, Mid 30’s each. Easily fhianced. car attached garage, dog baths. formal dining room, carpeted mortgage. $29,500. Phllbrick sphere, no traffic yet. Close to lovable pup, 6 weeks old, part ATTRACTIVE 4% rooms, sec-^ 100 per cent . locaUon near dining room and hall, huge Alton Wilcox, 43 Berkley Dr., pen & two bams on four ACCOUNTANT - Degree. PROG^MMER FURNITURE ' Call Frances K. NEW LISTING — Immaculate living room with fireplace, pri Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. schools and recreational facil ALL CASH for your property beagle. Call 649-0908 after 5. ■ i oind floor, porch, stove, refrig banks, alr-conditloned, auto finished rec room, 2-zone heat, Vemon, 643-7367. acres of prime land for only Five years experienc/e In ~ school graa 669 Burnside Ave. —jRw Wagner, . Rental Ranch with finished basement, vate shaded yard. Wolverten ities. Professionally appraised ■within 24 hours. Avoid red about 2 years college. Out\ erator. Opposite Center Park. matic fire sprinkler. Apply Manager, 646-2628 country size lot. Spotless in PROFESSIONAL man’s Ranch, $34,900. Excellfent for the tape. Instant service. Hayes standard cost systems. $l3,- “ "" Garden—Farm - East Hartford garage, living room with wall- Agency, Realtors, '649-2813. for Immediate sale. Belfore UNUSUAL home, actually two standing career opportunity.^ Adults, no pets. References re Marlow’s, 867 Main St. V e J I j I or 648-1028. terior must be seen. ’The Paul gentleman farmer. Only Vtgency, 646-0131. 000. ■ Dairy Products 50 289-0756 to-wall plus beamed ceiling. ^approximately 2,800 square Agency, 647-1413. homes, one With 8 rooms and $6,600. Live Stock 42 quired. 649-7529. LAKEWOOD Circle — 7-room W. Dougan Agency, Realtors, feet of living ‘Space, 15x24’ liv minutes away frojn Exit MANCHESTER Green — ground $20,600. Wolverton Agency Real one with 5 rooms, both expand Mc- CREDIT M A N A ^ R — For Ranch on 100x272 wooded lot, 649-4635, 646-1021. ing room with fireplace, WADDELL School area — 6- No. 99—Rt. 16. Call J. retail department store. $11,- THREE-YEAR old pony. % TOMATOES — Pick your own, BEFORE YOU BUY FURNI ONE BEDROOM Townhouse floor 900 square feet, front por- tors, 649-2813. able. Situated on well land Laughlin at 649-6306. \ LAND—Louis Dimock Realty, QUALITY ASSURANCE 6 cents a pound. 21 Angel St., TURE AN'YWHERE, SEE OUR overlooking,, reservoir and formal dining, modem kitch room Cape, 3 bedrooms, for- 000. TECH. — Assistant to Q.C. Shetland, chocolate sorrel, apartment at beautiful Pine tion carpeted. Second floor, one DECEPTIVELY blgr 3 bed scaped acre. Call for details. Realtors, 649-9823. gelding, g^een broke only; $125. Manchester. L/DW PRICES. ’TWO-FAMILY house, good con country club, fireplaced living en, library with fireplace, mal dining room. Low 20’s. La ART SUPERVISOR—Skilled manager. Ridge Village. Available Oct. large room, 350 square feet, al WOODLAND room, formal dining room, den. rooms, family room, move-In Asking $64,900. Phllbrick • • firm. 649-3971 after 5. ls!. $190 per month includes ap, three adjoining offices. Will dition, ' excellent location. condiUon Including carpeting, three large bedrooms, spacious Penta Agency, Realtor, 646- B & W in commercial aria and hand enced in Spectrographic an- BUTTER and Sugar com^ Comer lot, center of town: For 3 bedrooms, garage. Job trans Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. heat, carpeting, air-condition- rent together or one or two drapes, aluminum siding, fire paneled fsimily room with fire 2440. BARROWS and WALLACE lett^ng with knowledge of alysls- $11,000. beets, summer and winter MANOR more Information and appoint fer dictates bargain price of Malaysia Shoivs Gain and graphic art tech- Musical instruments 53 ;ing, dishwasher, range, re- • separately. Call 649-2741 or 649- place, oversized cape, central. place, 334 baths, wall-to-wall Manchester Parkade Articles For Sale 45 squash, tomatoes, pepper^^ ment call after 5. 649-6022. $28,900. Call early! Bel Air carpeting In many rooms, Manchester 649-6306 KUALA LUMPUR — Malay- nics. $10,000. SUPERVISOR — Must know onions and fruit. 21 Angel St. frigerator, disposal, private 6688. ■* APARTMENTS Real Estate. 648-9332. Morrison, Realtor, 643-1015. Lots For Sale 73 ______sia’a economic growth/rate ac- silk screen painting and print- jSED galvanlzed^,aj^le Iron basement and patio. Paul W. CONVENIENTLY located — 6- patio, swipimlng. pool, two-car TWO-FAMILIES BANK l^N AG ER TRAIN- . techniques. $10,000. UPRIGHT piano, $76. Call 643 SMALL store or office. Ground Homestead Street garage and a 3 acre lot with a COVENTRY — Seven - room celerated sharply last year. 'Itie \%” -6 ” In diirineter, 6’ - 20’ t o MA’TOES — Pick your own. Dougan, Agency, 649-4535, 646- Manchester, Conn. room Cape, garage, low 20’s. SUBURBAN Splendor, 8-room DUPLEX 6-5, handyman’s spe VERNON — Acre plus, high EE— High school grad with ° 8560 between 3-7 p.m. floor. Near Main St. Parking. view, surrounds this lovely Cape, four bedrooms. New gross national product rose 9 some college. Outstanding lengths in excellent condition 523 Clark SL. South Windsor, ______1021. 649-7666, Contemporary Split in ex cial. No central heat, needs DUPLEX—6-6, newer furnaces, scenic location.' $6,900. Bolton buUt-in kitchen, 134 baths. Full per cent to $11.3 billion, com- ENGINEER — Degree. Back Apply Marlow’s, Inc., 867 Main custom built home. $60’s, Phll carer opportunity. $6,000.' l^ g e quantity. Rockville Coim. WOODLAND MANOR offers quisite setting oh 134, acres. some repairs: Situated adja heeds some work. Centrally Lake, Vemon, half acre $4,200. ceUar, oU-hot 'water heat. Only pared with an average annual ground in power and heat kuS’TOM BaM amplifier fOT six-ROOM Duplex, redecorat- St. the ultimate in convenient brick Agency, Realtors, 646- Siifape, Route 30, Rockville, organ, bass or guitar, black — Only three years young, 134 cent to high sclteOh shopping, located. Asking only $24,900. Tolland acre, $3,000. Hayes $14,900. Pasek Realtors, MLS, growth of 8.4 per cent In the FOREMAN — ’Tube bending transfer. Nuclear background ed, centrally located, heated, prestige living, with schools, etc. Asking $19,900. T. J. 4200. 872-9032. ■with covers, 200 watts. All STORE, 20’xTO>^ M6 Main -St., BROAD STREET baths, basement garage, in Agency, 646-0181. 289-7476, 742-8243. five previous years. and brazing. Will be key an added plus. $18,500. hot water, adults, no pets. shopping and rclig^ious facil numerable extras you must Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. DUPLEX—6-6, 2-car garage, man in a new operation of a parts lifetime guaranteed. Call Downtown /Manchester. Avail ities nearby. , ' RO^AL Electric typewriter, Household Goods 51 References-.and security. $185. Six-room Cape, redecorated, see. Mitten Agency, Realtors, large lot. Owner will listen ANDOVER — Wooded building well established progressive RETAIL MANAGER TRAIN- 875-9449. ably September 1st. Call 622- MANCHESTER — 6 and 6, spa regularly $195, now $M. Boyal framed mirror and pine monthly. Call 643-0917. close to everything. Owner to offers. Asking $28,000. lot, artesian well, walking dis company. Salary open D.O.E.- EE — To $10,000. D.O.E. 3114.x 643-6930 or 647-1673. cious two-family In excellent portable, $75. Remington add IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY must sell. Price reduced to tance to lake and school, very wall shelf, $25. Maple lamp ELECTRIC guitar, SUvertone Broom flat sec------X------^ ;------7 ■Spacious one-bedroom apart condition. Recently moderniz TWO-FAMILY—6-8, aluminum NOTICE er, reg^ularly $139, now $89.95. table $25. Maple Doughbox amp amp, 100 watt, mike with I t H3 E. CjENTER ST. - New of- $21,900. CIRCA 1740 large authentic Co good residential area. Paul W. LEGAL PARTIAL LISTING — FEES PAID ond floor in 2-family house, ga- ments, refrigerator, stove, lonial, 11 rooms, 7 fireplaces, ed, large treed lot. Many ex FOR SALE siding, remodeled, 164’ front Royal adder, $80. Call 649-7798 table, $30. Pine spinning wheel stand9 UU1U. all in excellent condi- ^ , * j j flees, air-conditioned, off- Dougan Agency, Realtors, 649- TOWN OF COVENTRY dishwasher, disposal, air-con- 2 batijs, some of the original tras. Asking $33,500. The Mit age. Excellent appreciation after " lamp, $18. Horse and sulky U » . 1j1 m,k. kulur OTd. street parking. Ideal for pro dltloning, full carpeting, elec FRECHETTE REALTORS 4536, 646-1021. ZONING BOARD NOTICE only.S ' $135..'.“"S'i.'r'"’' 643-6181. floors, laths, doors, etc. Can ten Agency, Retiltors, 643-6930 BY OWNER possibilities. Excellent financ wall plaque, $15. 646-4276. included. Selling separately or fessionals. Many extras. 1,100 tric heat. ing possibilities. Asking $37,- OF APPEALS Pursuant to the- provtslons of 63 EAST CENTER ST. ORNAllraiNTAL ■wrought iron 647-9993 rent upstairs while restoring if or 647-1673. NEAR GAY <5ity, secluded Sectl /• '■V ' . THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1970 AverBRe Dally Net PreM Run The Weather P4GE TWENTY-FOUR Showers, scattered thunder For Hie Bnded Hanriiwtfr ?Eiifntng 3|frali» August Sl^.l970 showers through this evening. _ 'Tonight blearing; low In 60s. To- ' morrow, Sunday party sunny, warm. Illing*^ientation T^o MHA Members Fear 15,367 About Towu After Years As Decorator To The Trade t Bidwell M anciwster—-A City of^ Village Charm MaJ.- TYancls E. Rflner, past - Tiling Junior High School commander and life member will conduct orientation pro Further Mayfair Delays . (CiMalfled Adverttsing on Page IT) PRICE TEN CENTS of the AL Post, is attending the grams Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. VOL. L X X X IX , NO. 286 ENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4/1970 American Legion Oonventiort" in The session for Grade 7 and Two members of the Man- largest number in several Portland, Ore. MaJ. Miner, who any new students entering Chester Housing Authority who weeks, Rossetto said, retired from his post as assist-- Grade 8’ will be held in the visited Mayfair Gardens with- The contractor’s request for ant commandant at Rocky Hill Tiling auditorium. The Grade an 87-day extension was placed OPENS TO THE Veterans Home and Hospital in 9 meeting will be held in Bai in the past few days both ex- on . the agenda for consideration January, will be a member of a ley Auditorium of Manches pressed .doubts at last night’s at the Oct. 1 meeting. 'That will Now you con deal cfiiect wiHi tlie drapery, upholsiwy and slipcover woHirooin Hicrt has for Big Attack Planned Phone Call panel on hospital and medical ter High School. MHA meeting that the elderly be the date of the next MHA services. All students will receive housing project wlU be finished business session Members | yean been serving Retail, Depuilinent. Furnllure and Fabric Stores. Now you too c I . 1^5® as oral ataterqents. « kitchen privileges. 643-6937. la spacious (the living room is 30 feet long) and offers comfortable Uving for . rages, on a rural % acre lot. catfona are avaUable-at the Gen- aU bids must be s u b - ______NEW LISTING — six - room cut. AU interested persoiu! are in- All persons Interested in this the larger than average family. T he land Is 150 front by 200 deep aUowing plenty of Ranch, central alr-conditlon- Asking $25,900. Phllbrick Agen vlted to attend. eral Services Office^ 41 Center y^jj^ed by September 16, 1970 at CLEAN lum i^ed room for space lor tennis court and swimming pool. Elwood Road has little traffic and the neigh Town of Manchester. 1. matter are welcome, to attend Street, Manchester, Connecticut. 3.30 d .s ;T. Douglas. E._ gentleman, central. Apply 4 borhood Is one of attractive homes. For further -psirticulars please contact your own OF REALTORS Ing, two full baths, fireplace, cy, Realtors, 646-4200. Cbnnecticut Signed: the public hearing. Town of Manchester, pjg^gg, Business Manager. wall to wall carpet, garagf, . ‘ Grant B. Toothaker Sr., Pearl St. broker or caU Lo v e l y s-room colonial spa-1 Robert B. Weiss, Ralph L. Hager, Connecticut full basement. Shows well, Chairman ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. ONLY A DEALER MAY DISPLAY THIS EMBLEM clous rooms, garage, excellent' (General Manager > ' Deputy Transportation Robert B. Weiss, EtoMlM^B. Pierce ^ C E L LE N T room for femkle owner transfered. $24,900. David Roach, Secretory 963 MAIN SinEET • 649-5241 condition, excellent location. ’ Commissioner General Manager Business Manager school teacher. ■ Kitchen priyi- Wolverton . Agency, Realtors^. Bureau of .Highways leges. CaU 649-6258 after 4 p.m. 649-2813.' Owner 646-1669’. , ■ , I, •