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. f Vt R ’;.- ■■ THURSDAY, JDDY 9, 1970 PAGE TWENTY-POUR \Avef*sre Dally Net Pleas Run T h e ' W i t h e r Ett^nUtg 1|^ralb > ■ For Hie Week Ended 1 dime 27, 1966 Warm, humid; shower, thun- derahowem tmdgfat. Heavy II- Dr. Spaulding alsp stressed thimderstorms possible accom Fall Ecological Forum the need to Involve | sis many 1 1 5 ,6 1 0 panied by gusty winds. Satur town agencies as iwsslble. "We day cloudy, chance of ahoi|ven. hope to develop a sensitivity to Maneheeter-^A City of VUhtge Charm Planned Oct. 7 ,1 5 ,2 3 the problems of conservation,’’ LIVE MAINE r he said. "We want to show that / Ihvolvement of Interested v ^ c h Laurence Rockefell^er is the Conservation Oommlssltni VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 238 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1970 (CSaseifled AdverUslag on Fngie 17) PRICE TEN CENTS citizens and town agencies was chairman. has problems to face and that iOBSTERS *L69 . ^ 9 ''“% the major goal cited by the Om- The commission dlscusse^ the it needs the help of the other servatlon Cwnmisslon last night posslplUties of getting films and town organizations." in planning for a Fall Ecologi well-lmown speakers for the Town groups who are Interest cal Forum in Manchester. three-part forum. The members ed in the forum. Dr. Spaulding U.S. Library *nie Forum, scheduled for present agreed that It would be said, should contact the com Dodd Moves Step Closer Oct. 7, Oct. 16, and Oct. 28 at better to limit the number of mission’s secretary,' Mrs. Mil , the .Senior Citizens Ceider on speakers and to open the forum Red CEfca^^reei^ Bishop Walsh; dred Schaller of 218 Parker St. Surveillance inehurst M y^ e St., will try "to focus on to questions and comments Buckland expressed the idea To Ruiming Independently oonservaUem subjects related to from citizens. that conservation is "every- Manchester’s conservation and Leslie Buckland, a commis- one’s^roblem.’’ 'The forum, he Denounced HARTFDRD, Ckmn. (AP) — Thomas 1. Dodd moved a step closer to running for re-elecfion as an independent today. ecological needs,” commission BAon members stressed the need said, can bring together "both chairman Dr. Frederick W. to "excite people’s minds so the older 'people and younger Ry GEORGE L.ARDNER JR. Three aides to the senator were at the Secretary of the Spaulding said. fiiat they will work for conser The Washington Poet State’s office to pick up petition forms and leam about other re U.S. GeneraJ^Still Missing in War GUARANTEES IT people who are concerned about Dr. Spaulding noted that the vation, not only at the forum, environment.” LIMITED QDANIITT-ABBIVINO THVIISDAT MIGHT WA0HINQTON — Sen. Sam quirements the senator must flilfill to get on the November Idea of a forum, similar to the J. Ervin (D'N.C.) denounced baUot. but in the futui^.’ ’ Dr. Spaulding added that Mdvin Lm , who seBtctod those Ter'Vogetcible one qie commissitm is planning, Thursday the efforts o f.^ .S . Dodd has declined to elaborate on his plans since his an The commission felt that the there a re, many decisions that Specials, soys they ore attractive enough in was recommended In a report HIGHLAND PARK MARKET Treasury agents to ti^cli down nouncement June 12 that he would not seek renomlnatlon from ' Interning tone of the forum must be kept must be , made concerning con his own party. (General’s Second Prisoner to President Nixon from the "llt^t,” so that people will feel SIT illghlaiid St., Manchertei^-Phone 616-4277 book borrowers because of what fniee and quality to woiunit fop posifjflp in our Citizens Advisory Committee servation, and "we (the com- With Dodd out of the field, the Democrats then endorsed Richard J. Lombardo received free to express themselves. In mLislon)! want to be able to in they read. He sa to'^ e practice od this week. , on Environmental Quality, of this way, the program will pool smacked of tyranny- Stamford,,J)uslnesaman Alphonsus Donahue, for the nomination. ’ Copter Reported Suicide his doctor of medicine deg^ree fluence, ' these decisions, and Donahue now faces an Aug. 19 Democratic primary against from the New Jersey College of ideas and be a "learning fo help direct the decisions.” Chairman of the Senate sub FRESH. CRISP. GREEN committee on j constitutional two other Democratic Senate hopefuls, the Rev. Joseph Duffey Ci*ashes HONG KONG (AP)— Medicine and Dentistry, New rum.” and State Sen. Edward L. Marcus. NORTH CAROLINA ark, laist month, and is current rights, Ervin demlEmded an ex- Red China released Roman planaUon of the project from Dodd’s three aides, who Included Joseph Barbarette, chief SAIGON (AP)—Ameri Catholic Bishop James Ed ly serving a one-year intern Police Log spokesman for the senator in recent weeks, said they were to ship at St. Elizabeth Hospital Secretary of the Treasury Da can troops set out again to- ward Walsh today after CUCUMBERS vid S i. Kennedy. pick up consent forms, which must be submitted to town clerks.' in Elizabeth, N.J. The consent forms would allow Dodd workers to begin collect 'day to reach the wreckage nearly 12 years in Commu ARRESTS Investigators from the Inter He is the son of Mr. and Ready?... This is THE ONE ing the 6,000 signatures of registered voters he would need by of the helicopter that nist captivity. But the Chi Henri J. Knlpper, 26, of nal Revenue" Service’s Alcohol, 5 for 34c Mrs. Carl Lombardo of 28 Haw West 'Haven, ^charged with Aug. 31 to qualify for a place on the ballot. , crashed into a mountain nese announced that an thorne St., and is married to the Tobacco and Firearms Division, —W.y abandoning a motor vehicle. He T he "second step,’’ Barbarette said, would be to secure with Maj. Gen. George W. other American prisoner, former Miss Sandra Haag of You're Looking For! an arm of Treasury, have been FRESH from neaihy local farms was arrested yesterday after the petition papers from the state officials. Casey and six other Amer Hugh Francis Redmond of Cranford, N J. They have a visiting public libraries over the Barbarette said that Dodd has been "deluged" with appeals noon. Court date July 27. past two months In an effort to icans aboard. Yordeers, N. Y., committed daughter, Terri Lyn, l)om Jtme to run as an Independent. He said Dodd is doing very well In The wreckage was spotted 26. secure names of people who suicide three months ago. NATIVE SQUASH 7° ACCIDENTS recuperation from a May 18 heart attack. from the air Thursday. Ground Dr. Lombsu-do pursued his check out books on explosives Border sources said the 79- A car operated by Richard troops tried to reach It but were ZUCCINI fGieen) or SUMMER (Yellow) medical studies imder the Na and other purportedly "sub year-old prelate from Cumbeiv W. Lata, 29, of 87 Mather St., pulled out at darkness. Ifilitary val Reserve Ensign Medical versive’’ topics. land, Md., "walked across the _ 4 for 25c ^ struck the rear of a car oper sources said there were no signs Student Program. He was pres "Throughout history,’’ Ervlh border bridge unaided and ap ated by Elizabeth A. Taimahill, of life In the wreckage. ident of Alpha Rho chapter of protested in a letter to Kenne { In Beating Case peared In fair condition conoid- ' Great big oversize fresh Native Blaeberries are now 478 Woodbridge St. yesterday Phi Rho Sigma medical frater dy, "official surveillance of the u ------^— The UHl Huey helicopter was ering his age and the ordeal he morning while It was stopped at here, along with Native Hot House Tomatoes, Rare nity, and on the yearbook com reading habits of citizens has piloted by (^ ey , commander of lias undergone." a red light on N, Main St. ripes, New Beets, Radishes and Boston Lettuce. Cus mittee. been a litmus test of tyranny." the 1st Air Cavalry Division. It A U.S. Consulate spokesman tomers teD us “pinehurst” has the largest heads of Dr. Lombardo received his Judge Rules Against crashed Tuesday, but the U.S. said Bishop Walsh was being An unknown, vehicle struck a His stance pitted him against fresh Iceberg Lettuce in town. BS in 1966 from Trinity College, SALE Sen. John L. McClellan (D- Command withheld the location given a medical examination car driven by blames L. Perry where he was named a Capital Ark.), who said he saw nothing to prevent the enemy from and "we will not know his real Jr., 26, of 429 Center St. as he Vine Ripened Cantaloupes, Watermelons, Native Area Scholar after graduating wrong with the investigation and Police in Bridgeport reaching the site first. condlUon unUl after that." Green Beans, Lemons and Limes are here, and a from Manchester High School in was preparing to leave his Casey, 48, of North Scituate, The spokesman said he doubt driveway last night. indicated that It was prompted spedal on 1962. As an undergraduate, he by a subcommittee under him BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (AP)— car continued more than 400 feet Mass., was flying to a military ed that the bishop would be was secretary of Brownell, a EXAMPLE; Select 2 Pairs of Shoes — You Pay The Regu “ I don’t think It invades any- A Spanish-speaking Bridgeport from the point of collision before hospital In Vietnam to visit made available to talk to report COMPLAINTS FRESH, SWEET social club; manager of the body’s privacy," McClellan told man who claimed two police- hitting a utility pole. wounded members of his dlvi- ers or be photographed “ tor Thieves broke into the house lar Price For The Most Expensive Pair, and swimming team; and won sec a reporter. "W e’re talking about men beat him during his ar- johnny Garcia, 16, who hap- slon. some time." of Anthony R. Meek at 10 Con- Get The Other Pair For Only $1.00! ond honors i^ th e Cesare Bar- public libraries, pubUc proper- rest on traffic violation chaiges pened to be at the intersection There was no indication A He reportedly has' been In a SANTA ROSA PLUMS 4 P g^ress St. last night and made bleri Italian competition. ty and .public records as far a4 has been awarded’ $2,500 in said he saw no blood when Ar- whether enemy action was re- prison hospital In Shanghai off with two six-packs of beer (Shoes Are Regulariy to $22.00) While In high school, he was I can see. My God, if the coun- damages. ^ royo emerged from the wrecked sponsible for the crash, most of the last eight years. while all the residents were active in dramatics, band, dance try can’t defend Itself ..." >nie man is Wilson Ruiz Ar- car. Casey was a qualified pilot The bishop was arrested in F D F C II Tho Grade AA Large White Eggs. band, track, radio club, and was sleeping. Presidential press secr^)ary royo, 20, who says he drove in the other allegations of pilot with October 1968. He was convicted delivered to Pinehurst daily from manager of the basketball team. in 1960 of espionage and sen-, During the summer, he was » A new rifle and |40 were tak Ronald Ziegler told newsmen through a stop sign at about forceful handling by police two controls. Also aboard neoifey Strickland Forms make our ♦hofthat -the White House was not 45 per hour on Sept. 18, other young men were a w ^ e d heUcopter were Uie gener- fenced jo 20 years imprison fulLtlme orderly at Manchester en late last night from the home ir AIR-STEP GUSTAFSON’S aware ment. S rO fV IMQQC|llUi 1*811 TOT lOVOTV OT TIW of this (practice), nor jggg j^nd crashed Into another $i,600 and $2,860 In senarate out- division sergeant Memorial Hospital. of Eva Plantaus and her son Hslnhua, Peking’s ' official was Treasury. car. freshest eggs... Priced right at 63c William, at 1108 ’Tolland Tpke. of-court settlements, Weinstein t'vo crewmen and an news agency, said he had been ^ MISS AMERICA Ziegler said he understood In a decision that came to said. Army stenographer, ~ dee. Buy 6 or a dozen, or 3 or 4 doi- that "It was a technique insti- Thursday, Judge J. Ed- r « . . . war action today, one freed before completion erf his LOAFERS iAr SANDALS SHOE STORE d " and that "It "• PhUl)> Lamoureux filed a com- sentence because of his "old age Aboilt Town grated In the field' en os many people d a They're fresh Buy Borne Now u luiu umi. ward Lumbard ruled In the U.S. American and two South Vlet- from the fmin . . . Grade AA Large An Adult Bible Study Hour , 705 MAIN" STREET, MANCHESTER ^ been stopped several weeks of Appeals that two pa- ^eeme!TLlS^e^^ and 111 health” and that he had LOUISEVILLE, Ky. (AP) — ^ RISQUE OPEN 6 DAYS — THURSDAY NIGHTS TILL 9.00 left for Hong Kong. White . . . BoH them . . . scramble will be held tonight at 7:30 at Mony Is available for bu}dng . iiv I ,1 licemen—among several arrest- sweep operation to clear the Zion Evangelical Lutheran area around the abandoned Ma Rm China released Bishop Walsh,, right, today, after'hearly 12 years of Com- Redmond, 60, was a business homes today and "there’s not ^ FASHION CR A R around AUanta, however. Treas- him in connection with a motor m an'in China who chose to re them... fry them... We guarantee Church. g(olng to lie any better time in rine base at Khe Sanh, in the /m unist captivity. 'But the Chinese announced that anoth^ American prisoner, FREE PARKING • CHARGE CARPS ACCEPTED ury agents stopped In to see ^ cycle traffic violation. main there when thb Oommu- them! the foreseeable future than right Handbags Are Included! tolm just last iJ^eek. Inquiring breaking ^ nose ^ d causing northwest comer o* the country^- Hugh Redmond, left, committed suici,de months ago. (AP Bhtptofax) The Manchester Jaycee Lamoureux clam ed he had Troops of the U.S. 101st ^tf- niats took over in 1949. He was now," says Louis R. Barba, pn one vUlt about the reade« “ If™ L .-. not been anywheW near the al- J Wives will have a poolside par sentenced to life imprisonment president of the National Asso of "mUltant and subvetslve” ^ ® , ™presente the third bome Division aind heliod^ter ty next Wednesday at 7:80 p.m. in 1964 on charges of maintain ciation of Home Builders. books and reportedly securing of alleged excessive (See Page Eight) gunships reported klUlng'^esurly m i at the home of Mrs. (hirt Zins ing contact with U.S. intelli Keep a Supply Hundl at another stop' the names of f"™® by BridgeFK.rt police wlth- 160 North Vletnanmsfe In the ser^ 176 Ralph Rd. For more in Freed Bishop’s Sister Etd^sd gence agents in Hong Kong. two teen-agers working on term J" ™®®"‘ >no»tbs that resulted area Wednesday, formation and to make reserva paper*. bi payments to the complainant. There were ^'reports of ene Hslnhua said Redmond killed tions, those Interested are ask J. CUMBERLAND, MD. (AP) — general of Maryland, was not slashed his wrisU three hvmths himself three months ago on his-frM,. fuady-modi The book search apparenUy to attorney Burton M. my contact jifihi ed to contact Mrs. Lee McCray Do If Yourself or Let Us Db If For You Firebombs me sweep P« Roman CathoUc Immediately available for com- ag^ and died from 1^ of b ^ . the night of April 18. m began In Milwaukee where Weinstein, who represented Ar- tlon. ment, of 280 E. Middle Tpke., by to An intontry unit of the U.S. Bishop James Edward Walsh, The report stated that R e d ^ "Taking advantage ol unpre- Treasury agents pored over the previous two. ^ n d ’s UMy ' was cremated. Redness by the warders." said morrow. 173r4'’j(irborae Brigade was am- who was released today after FRESH GROUND thousands of call slips at the Arroyo had been charged after Explode In YONKERS, N.Y. (AP) —The Friedman termed the re^rted Peking’s report, the American u public library In early May ^® collision with resisting ar- Miss Susan E. Roberts of 66 PRICEII m ^ e d ‘^umetoy about IM nearly 12 years in Communist iaw_.wyer ^ er*^ wdio rW had d*headed headed a cltl-cl'to cremation cremaUon "an "an enormous enormous ^crime crime "need a U.S.-made rasor blade .-miles east of Saigon and the capUvlty, was elated when she — ’Thayer Rd, has been named to for the names of readers of •'®®t> evading responsibility, IT.* ponnrTon rniir v . .. v .u . . zens’^ committee Working to se- against toe family. l^ y ,n o t re- artery of the medial U.S. Command reported four heard of her brother’s release. the sec<»id semester dean’s list books on explosives. driving without a license and Bridgeport K cure toe release of Hugh Fran- l®ase his body and send aspect of hls''left elbow and the BEEF at 'VlUanova (Pa.) University. The IRS firearms division Is driving with faulty equipment, A m e r ic ^ killed and four .-oh. how wonderful. 'I ^ t ’s ,,,3 Redmond from a Red home?’’ arteries of his Grists and mor- to S B L L I responsible for enforcement of I'*® charges, however, were BRIDGEPORT, Con wounded. Ehemy losses were wonderful,” Miss Mary Walsl^ Chinese prison said today that Friedman said Redmond’s tally wounded hlmkelf." TEMPirS federal gun control laws, which jjhYjpped after either toe police x w o firebombs expl^^i^ three unkno^. a fonner llbrarlM here, said reports of Redmond’s suicide. If mother, Mrs. Ruth Redmond, Despite em ergency hospital Miss EUinor Ruth Gibson of 118 Henry St .has been named also cover explosives and sever- department or toe prosecuting feet from an empty. . rpolice------car^ government whra die received toe news. would be "a tragic end to has been hospitalized for about treatment, Redmond ^led the PATTIES to the spring semester dean’s al officials have said they were attorney fsiled to present a re- parked near C b d fc h and Hallett Siem Reap said an en- This Is something we ve ^ bizarre case.” toe past three months at toe same evening from losh-. of list at the University of Maine. checking for militants around qulred bill of parUculars to toe streets Thuraflay night. ®*"y division Is marching on prayed for for so long,” she prledman toe lawver Hudson View Nursing Home In blood, Peking said. \ m i ^ w m r w CARPH and FLOOR COVERING the bookshelves. court. Judge Lumbard wrote In F irefig h l^ were summoned provincial capital In north- said u* u said toe renort from Hslnhua’ Yonkers after suffering her After examination by m edical' Keep them in your refrigerator . <. Air Force S. Sgt. Josfph Director Harold Serr has his decision. t o - p u t ,- ^ toe smaU blaze at Cambodia and the nearby Asked If she had thought she « « « “ ® irom t ^ ^ u a . She Is 72. examiners, toe body was ore- L use them as you need them . . . they Miranda Jr., son of Mr. and 0 MCMAMmim nLWMW added that toe Senate permanent . >pbe state’s failure to pursue 7:36-^.m. The police car was Angkor temple ruins. He said would ever see her brother Redmond's relatives had Friedman said toe last word mated and "toe Red Cross So- neveii stick together. So delicious Mrs. Joseph Minmda of 28 invesUgations subcommittee, tj,e Arroyo case “ seems Incom- imMfected by toe fire, but bush- O'® g °»l capture toe entire again, ^ s s W al^ replied: I noUfied of his death was Ut® mother had from her son clety of China has already In- wad convenient. Cumberland St., Is serving as a OFEN DAILY TO 6 — THUDS., HU. TO f f.M . which McClellan heads, had ask- prehensible,” added Lumbard^-^ surrounding toe bombs Ig- install toe exile gov- always hoped to. We never give ^ notified ®- t®tter dated July 4, 1967, formed toe culprit Redmond’s weather specialist at the Me ed "for certain Information on ^bo heard toe complaint durti^ nlted. ernment of Prince Norodum St- ^__ _ jbe familv ’’ which was received In Septem- relatives of his deato through She was reached at toe home the family.” At our Fresh Moot Counter 5|wwmsenles Quire AFB, N.J. He has com explosives . . . and so on." one of his Infrequent tripq from Police said toe bombs were In hanouk there. ber or October of that year. toe American Red'Cross,” Hsln pleted a tour of duty In 'Viet INSTAUED The Arkansas senator said jfew York to tiy a c q ^ In a phit liquor bottles filled with The source said usually reli- another brother. Judge Wll- Friedman sEtid he would ask "The mother continued send- Hua said, nam and has served in Korea. that hearings will begin short- u 3 District Court. - gasoline and ignited by a rag able Intelligence reports bidl- ii^>» A. Walsh, who visited his toe International Red Cross to- ing packages every month, all Redmond had been "given toe ly. Officials on his subcommit- Both patrolmen .Anthony Vida wick. brotoer In China In 1960. day to try and check toe Hsln- (See Page Eight) Pinehurst chopped Sirloin and Chuck Patties ap James N. Leber H, son of Mr. tee declared that several radl- j„b n Lorqni^, who Arroyo Early Thursday morning, two The judge, a former attorney hua report that Redmond (See Page Thirteen) (Sq|9 Page Eight) peared at hundreds of 4th of July parties and will be and' Mrs. James N. Leber of 84 cals sought In bombings and dy- claimed had-^heaten him, main- firebombs were thrown at toe served at thousands of cookouts Iwfore the summer High St., is p^i^cipatlng ,in a BROADLOOM namite caches had been found tninAH in .court that Arroyo had Coca-Cola Co. building here, is over. The chopped Sirloins are $1.09 Ib., the Chuck U.S. Air Force Reserve Officer to have taken out library books injirred in toe accident but causing minor damage to a gar- 89c lb. For you convenience if you want to take them ’Training Corps field training | DUPONT on explosives. toat -Uiey had not struck him, door. to the shore or lake . . . we sell Uiem frozen in 4 lb encampment at' Eglin AFB, “ We’re t r j ^ to show how ^ o r d l i to Lombard’s written Meanwhile, In New Bedford, boxes. Same U.S. Choice quality whether you buy Fla. He Is a cadet af The Cita these expl^oslves Bet into Uj®.'decision. They also claimed Ar- • P®“ ®® batUed hundreds Vietnam’s Lifeblood Is the Yankee Dollar del, Charleston, S.C. 5 0 1 hM® Saigon government is fl- State of Connecticut for 12th <3r- wall carpet values. Evening appointments welcome. have to assume major responsl- States, Sato said Japan must'^about textiles, toe 'thread be- oanced by the United States, cult Court, Family Relatlmis bllty for law and order In east- take a "courageous step toward tween toe two countries has not "^® Prtigrams proliferate. Re- Buy all your Picnic Supplies here Division, lease of offices at 63 (MARGE IT WITH CALL 643-6662 em A sia., iberalizlng" Ita trade poslUon. been broken.’ ’- , settlement. PacificaUon. New induding Real Charcoal as well as Bricquets. E. CTenter St. for five years at "We may be able to possess "I dwx’t think we can continue “ He thought I said ‘threat’ $4,164 per year, with five-year INSTALLED military strengto adequate for protecUonism," he said. and he looked surprised," toe ™ ^ renewal option. self-defense," he said in an In- “ We shall never be ungrateful prime minister added. Work for Peace. All are part of Foreclosure the political war. Mechanics Savings Bank iiu n o tu i. CERAMIC TILE torvlew. "But toe J^iaiiese peo- for the support toe United The prime minister advised Last February in North Viet againet L. Gerard DuBois and pie would never allow us to take States extended to us which en- cauUon In toe reducUon of U.S. nam, I saw relatively large 5 FT. TUB TUB A R E A over the role of the U.S. abled us to rehabilitate our- forces in Asia. Betty Jane DuBois, foreclosure WE HONOR amounts of equipment from toe Pinehurst of property at 69 Diane Dr. ENCLOSURE Installed Up To Ih e Ceiling "T o avoid any misunderstand- selves after -World War H ." he gj^^3 union and China for re- Building Permits ingv sucdi aa entertained by said. “But even close friends to withdraw, will the. situ- pairing tKe road and rail com- Robert Samuelson for Fred ♦ $ ! .00 President Marcos let me say: and loving couples have misun- ^tlon permit It?” he asked, munications which U.S. bomb- Baker, construction of dwelling 27.95 Historically countries ■with eco- derstandings. “ That Is one thing the U.S. ers had smashed In a four-year, Installatian. Ehctra at 161 .Waranoke Ito., %28fiOO. nomic’ might have great miU- “ Fortunately, U.S.-Japan re- should consider. offensive. GROCERY INC. tary power. In the case of Ja- lations wUl not be broken, We ^ consequence of toe last ^ sa w a n array of import- \ B. Meuccl ft Sonk of Newing- With 2 Pc. Fixture pan, we are resolved hot to use are good friends although' it Is - - ed armaments, at the People’s tpn for John BamlnL demolition Parked motorlMkes, many of Japanese manufacture, Building in Saigon. The influx of U.S, money has - 302^ MAIN of dwelling at 889 Tolland Tpke., the armed forces. That Is wfas4 regrettable that toe textile nego- (See Page Eleven) Armed Forces exUUUon in Ha- crowd the plaza outside the National Assembly put Vietnamese on a buying spree. (AP Photofax) $6(W. r*'
TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1970 PAGE THREE 6IANCHESTJEJR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN;. FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1970 i .
Tolland Collegf Boards Sdutk Windsor Graduates THEATER TIME MOVIE RAONGS Sheinwolfl on Bridge ’ i The College Board Scho June Graduates SCHEDULE FORRARENTB AND A8800IATB DBOBBES d e f e n d e r -P itiE VENTS • Registration lastic Aptitude Test and toe Guide to Cluhs^ Services H utford OoUeK« Voe W om en; YOUNG PEdPLE TRUMP PBOTECnON NORTH Achievem ent Tests wlM be Burnside — The Out of Town- given at Manchester High 8hUMlh-OOamieU, m Paiii Bt, of rof/ogt ft fo inform By ALFRED SHEINWOU) ♦ Q J 6 vra, 7:00, 9:00. poroofs oPoof mo of For Voters School tomorrow. Students Readied hy HealthCouncil C^ema I ( Bast‘Hartford ) — movio confonf for viewing by thyir cMdrm. We’ve been talking about de <:? 9 7 2 Qentna Ooimeciicut 6tate CU- clarer’s protection of his trumps Q 10 7 4 taking toe SAT In the m orn Getting Straight 7:00, 9:26; ' 0 ing should be in their seats In toe next few 'weeks the that are available for their l«Ce: Oeadnce F^rnell, 46 Ard Magic Machines, 9:06. for toe past tone weeks, and if * K 9 6 Set July 21 more lUL, Mencheeter. ALL ACES AOHinED we don’t watch out toe FCC by 8:30. Those taking toe residents o t South Windsor will use.’ Bast Hartford Drive-In —Kel Geiwral AudiencM WEST EAST Achievement Testa in the af- book will also contain U U veralty o t Hartford; Erie 6 may step in to demand equal Democratic Town Chaiimian be recei'ving a "Directory ot ly’s Heroes, 10:86; Cincinnati 4 AS32 ♦ 4 . teinodn should be in their listings of local hospitals, re U Ellieon Jr., 03 Summer St., Kid, 8:86. time for toe other side. Let’s C? 843 ^ AKQJti Charles E. Thlfault has urged seats by 1:30. Community Resouroes for toe ligious, political, frateraal. Mencheeter; Tereee A. Doyle, East Windsor Drlve-In — A ALL ACES AOHIHEO see how a defender can prevent 09696 08532 Pictntal Guiilinci SuggntiS all resldeiUs not yet registered For both toe SAT and toe Town of South Windsor, Oon- clal and recceatloiuil’' orgaiUza- Dobeon Rd., Veraon; John Boy Named Charlie Brown, GP declarer from protecting his A83 a 10 7542 to vote to do so by toe July Achievements, students will necttcut.” tions and churches and oyna- Bade. 1B8 Maekel Rd., South ' 8:30; Charge of the Light trumps. SOUTH Wlndaor; Donna M. Perleone, Brigade, 10:16. South dealer. 21 voter-m aking session. need two soft No. 2 pencils. The book is sponsored by the gogues. $) K 109 8 7 Tlioso registering at this time 1» Irvlnr St, Mark Philip, Manchester Drive-In — Be RESTIIICTEO Both sides vulnerable. Parking will be in the stu Mental Health OouncU and wlU « Undtr 17 ntiuitu sccompenymi (? 10 5 wiU.be eUglble to vote in toe BOS MHngiton R, people do not South Wlndaor Oorrefqwndent, Mar^torle Webster Junior Col reason said they found David toe flrrt two trump tricks. If de What do'you say? as a primary for U. 8. senator principal, but has held a variety realize the number of resources Barbara Varrlok, teL 644-8274. r lege (WasbingtMi, D.C.): Joan Kirsch carrying a sign warning clarer leads a third trump, West Answer: Bid 2-NT. This, between party-endorsed candi of positions as a teacher and WlUianu, Brookfield Rd., Bol motorists: “BeWare, speed trap takes his ace Euid leads anoth promises 8 or 9 points, with date LoweU Welcker and chal coach In New York City, j^eor- ahead.” ton. er heart. Since there Is no reasonably balanced distribu lenger John Lupton. ' gla ,Tennessee and Teicas. M t Aloyslus Junior College Troopers added the charge of trump In dummy. South must tion, UrvUlng partner to go on The Democratic primary' on Dougherty aimoimced hls res (P a .): K aren iBlasInriri, 44 obstructing Justice to a traffic niH In his own hand with hls to gEime If he has 17 o r 18 A ug. 19 wiU feature a three-way ignation nearly two weeks ago, SeuiHers Rd., Marcia Borello, ticket they had given Kirsch last trump. West thus winds points. Partner may pEUJS with cottiest for the U. S. senatorial saying that a black principal at earlier. . 'nomination between party en The Rev. Arthur Blessitt, left, and Jesse Wise, cen Weaver would be an example of 12S B ldridge S t . both o f Man up with toe last trump and hls 16 points. ter, with cross on shoulders, chat with two young chester. fifth hcEurt to defeat toe con Copyright 1970 dorsed candidate Al Donahue; Rev. Blessitt and Company success for toe students of toe Par khill-Joyce state senate majority leader New Yorkers. The two are part of a group calling school, 89 per cent of whom are Concordia .College: Donna tract. General Features Oorp. Edward Marcus and Americans itself “Jesus People’’ which seeks to pull Americans black. Dietrlchsen, 54 Fairfield St.; El- ilanrliTH t^r for Democratic Action national Tour Country for Christ Flower Shop frlede Kle^ 5- Foxcroft Dr., back to Christ and brotherhood. They have totel chairman Joseph Duffey. Frank Ookeler, Proprietor both of Mandiester. By GEORGE W. CORNELL! of Matthew, Muk, Luke and the 105-pound cross across the nation, Selectmen Bemoved Heath Redecorates 601 MAIN ST., MANOHESllII S u n n in g AP ReUgion Writer John. *1716 best to turn off back to Christ and brotherhood. They have toted Green Mountain^ C o lle g e Wednesday night’s town (Next to Hartford'National M A S 11 NEW YORK (AP) — Some drug;s is to turn on ■with Jesus LONDON (AP ) — Edward (V t): Denise A. UO>ine of Bol meeting voted to iremove toe Heath, Britain’s newqirlme min- ton. ' Publtahed Dally Except Sundays An Ingo Preminger Pro(iuction onlookers simply stare, mildly and stay loaded 24 hours a • YES—WE bicLIVlIB a and Holidays at 13 BIssell Street Board of Selectmen from Jeers, taunts and sometimes The Rev. Mr. Blessltt’s group pas commlssl^d attrac- Fhonea: 848-0781—648-14U Bay Path Junior College: Hanebester, Oonn. (06010) Color by Deluxe® Board of Admissions at the amused or puzzled. Others day.” threats, such as toe filling sta- expects to arrive Ip Washington' ‘ five Mrs. Jo PattrlcK to redeco Kathleen A. Michalak, 278 Hack PATRICIA HATHAWAY ANN E. KWAsa WAIXACE T. ORUBE Telei>bone 643-2711 Panavision® make wisecracks. “ More Four of his converts to faith, attendant in Birdseye, Ind., July 18 for a “march for Christ” Second Class Poetage Paid at selectmen’s request. „ „ ... rate No .10 Downing St., hls offi matack St., cum laude; Patricia 84 Prlnceaon St. 14 Elm Ter. 887 P orter St. Uanchester, Conn. The admissions board will kooks!” Still others trail along Jim MePheeters, 22, Seattle, threatened to bum toe from toe Waahingrton Monument cial rosidence. It. Fleming, M Jensen St., cum Manchester Manchester , Greater Hartford Won’t Let now include toe tcJwn clerk and briefly, interested, approving. Wash., once on drugs; P.J. Pe- cross, saying, “This gasoline to toe Capitol, and for partlcipa- M anchester SUBSCRIPTION RATES laude; Diane F. DuBots, 88A BA in Sociology BS in Botany Payable In Advance ' It Go! This Fantastic the two registrars o f ■voters. asking questions. And from city' terson, 29, Phoenix, Ariz;, a one- gays that cross won’t make it to tlon in a day of prayer and fast- Rachel Rd.; Marguerite Tim BS in Elementary Education College of Our Lady of the Elms Heidelberg poUege One Year .1...... ISO.Ou Film Held Over Road Aid Accepted to city, poUcemen olgh' and time alcohoUc night club enter- Washington.” Ing urged by toe Southern Bap- University of Connecticut Chicopee, Tiffin, Ohio Biz Months ....^ ...... 16.60 llt o S MSAKSSH W EEK OPEN 6 DAYS mons, 78 Benton St.; Kathryn Ihree Moaths .< 7 ...... 7.8o The town meeting further wave toe strajgge ' procession tainer; Jesse Wise, 20, a former “We gave him some stickers list convention there and else- Complsts Horn* B. Poucher, 120 Grandview St., agreed unanimously to accept along. black militant, and Ramsey Gil- and started talking to him about where from noon July 18 to noon Funrifhinqs ^Inc4 , E V E R Y W EEK all of Manchester; E|Uen O. not less than $63,278 In state aid “W^’pe Jesus people,” says chrlst, 22, Baton Rouge, La., getting hls heart right,” the July 19. K e i i l a W V e m o n 1899! Lawson, Swamp Rd., Coventry. for Improved mileage of town to« Bev. Arthur Blessltt, cross- once a dropout agitator, are Rev. Mr. Blessltt says. “He was Says toe Rev. Mr. Blessltt: THURS. Nights till 9 Wentworth Institute: W ard aid highways, and to allocate country bearer of a heavy, with the Rev. Mr. Blessltt on bamboozled. God struck him “ We’ve got to start Uving to- Pontlcelll, SO McKee St, Man Maxine Cheshire’s * Buyers Warned “Head straight for Getting Straight!*’ toe sum of $10,664 of tl^ mdney vvooden cross, big enough to hls pilgrimage. down and before we left, he was getoer, working together and chester. for winter maintenance. crucify a man on. In pairs, they take turns in on hls knees, giving hls heart to lo'ving together and put this Sfc — Bob Salmaggi. W INS RaOio Carry your own COOL Centenary Odlege for Women On Sealer Racket Unimproved iwSid aid mileage Twice, he has had hls walking two-hour shifts at carrying toe the Lord.” country back together.” (N J.): Margaret S. Paine, 210 state funds Of not less than $16,- boots rosoled after wearing 10-foot cross, each shouldering ______T lm rod R d ., Jan Roberta, 128 Washington Whirl The Rockville Area Chamber ELLIOTT CANDICE of Commerce learns each sum 878 wefe also accepted with al- boles In them on hls 3,600-mlle an end of toe 4-foot crossbeam, Steep Hollow Lane, both of Man locations to v^ous dirt ^ d a from Los Angeles to Wash- 'K'® of toe upright rolls on breeze from room to room chester. By MAXINE CHESHI^ served to "unify mankind.” . . . mer of a new driveway racket GOULD-BERGEN Involving some kind of sealer, presently in toe process of be- ^ ^ bjtlng toe 105- wheels, attached to keep toe Dean Junior College (jMaas.): The Washington Post 18-year-oId Susan Eisenhower Guy K . Codding, 290 Redw ood according to its executive di ing ^ved. ’ Chrlstl’^ symbol, made ^ ^ WASHINGTON — Ethel Ken- has been in New York for fit rector, R. Bernard Crowl. Old Kent Rd. received a $2,- . Av-4’s dragging. Rd., Manchester; Nancy J. 000 allocation which is expect- Y : T hey cover about three mUes .Struff, 606 toom ls Rd., Bolton. nely won't be there, but Hickory tings on the dress she will wear He said that last year an out- ed to complete the road. Gook ^® jo*md them In a Junk ^ hour, spending nights in two Bndlcott Junior College: Su Hill is being opened up for a at the International Debutante of-state tank truck sold a so- Rd. received an allocatiwi of yard, he says. carqpers pulled from stop to san B. Muschko, 02 Bretton Rd., Ball this winter. Reports are called sealer which turned out $6,000, and Rhodes Rd., $6,000, The Rev. Mr. Blessltt, 29, aim- gtop by aging cars driven by the SALE-PRICED FANS party on July 13. Diane B. Thomas, 114 Steep Hol to be kerosene and actually One thousand couples have that she will also bow at a party f AS t HAH t f Omi and the balance to Anthony Rd. burned, sandy-haired and clad minister’s ■wife, Sherry, and one low Lane, both of Manchester. to be given by her parents. Am disintegrated driveways. No appropriation ■was made in T-shirt and faded denims, of toe men. Chunplain COnege: Eloulae been invited to pay $26 to aid bassador and Mrs. John Eisen Crowl said this week he learn '® ^INEIVIA 1 fo r toe com pletion o f Cheurter cam e through New York C6ty The R ev. M r. Blessltt has led ed of a new approach (rtiereby I QOytMttOn BT. IKIT TO imil >T. 20^' PORTABLE M. Beaulieu, 78 Niles Dr., Man the Senate campaign of former hower, this fall at the embassy siyusa£ 'Rd., according to Road Super- recently, and headed south, tug- several evangelistic rallies at chester. Vermont Gov. Phillip H. Hoff, in Brussels. a man, in his wife’s absence ^'Ttntendent William Seveik, since ging along hls curious cargo to waystope, and he and hls crew Bryant and Stratton Junior was told by a streuiger driving J there Is already enough money “ call this nation back to God spread toe word to bystanders who controlled his state’s con When Britain’s Prince Charles a tank truck that she had order Bicjrde Ghre*Away Fri. ft Set. College of Business: William J. «ln toe account to finish toe and real brotherhood.” route . vention machinery for RPK In and princess Anns visit Camp ed their driveway sealed. He Curry, 80 Deepwood Dr., Man THE FUNNIEST SHOW SINCE DRIVE-IN To Lndiy Ticket Hfdders! ix>ad. He’ s been on toe road since "J esu s loves you ,” they ca ll 1968. David later this month, they paid $100 fo r what m ay turn chester; Mary-Jo Nichols, South Constables Class Christmas, dispensing hls mes- often stop for brief con- Rd., Bolton. Holue members have been should ask to see the new secu out to be a worthless sealer THE ODD COUPLE*. rity devices. The new gadgets. ’ The local constables will at- gage along toe way. He expects versatlons. They plaster little am using them selves In the which toe .'wile had not order stiskers on wayslds posts, walle, PBOTTOIBNOY CEBTIFIQATE Including a kind of sonic scan ‘tend classes at the State Police reach Washington July 18. ™ cloakroom by taking turns dial ed. JACK SANDY ‘The^^Peanuts’Cang ^ car windows and people’s University of Connecticut; ner, are right out of a James Pistol Range In Simsbury on we’ve walked along toe ing Sargent Shriver’e new office "This Is Just another ejcample clothes, saying, “Real peace Is Gerald Boyle, 90 Deepwood Dr., downtown. The congressmen are Bond script and reportedly have in their EFirst cMovie! ’ Sunday afternoon as part of an highways 'across this country, of why one should always buy I instructional program In ~ " Jesus,” "Smile—God loves Manchester; Ann Walton, 46 amused because th? secretaries made It possible, to reduce the from a reputable dealer,” toe from d ty to city, at evertr'^Otep, Pearl St, Bolton. answer %nd s a y : “ Congressional number of Marine guards by THEOUT-OF-TOWHEBf “Practical Police Course.” ^ate a n ^ “^ le n c e executive director concluded. , The course includes class- ~ - er. Leadership . . They don’t half. . . . Lawyer Edward Ben and bitterness,” he^^j^ys. “But ’ room instimetion and range fir- “We don’t keep books, but at bother to add: . . For the nett Williams was being kidded m AIR-CONDITIONED ^ J __ J we’ve also seen a tremendous at targets designed1 for po- ^ least one person has been saved British Move Future.” That’s the full name of the other day about the defeat Korean Leader every mile of the walk,” The of one of his former clients, the BURNSIDE .lice use. . . Shriver’s new group to ■ help FKATCBE AT 7 d 0 • 9:1 *)80 BUfiNSIOl AVi EAST HABIfORO ‘ First Selectman Thifault will "It’s beginning. It’s happen- Rev. Mr. Blessltt said, adding Rev. Adam Clayton Powell. "It T o Stop New Democrats win . congressional Asks Stall In SUNDAYS 2>t-6-8 FREE PARKING 5?8 3333 attend toe course along with the ing everywhere, especially that hundreds of others commit- Just goes to show you,” said races. . . . The N lyon adm inis seven constables. among young people, a real ted themselves to Christ at ral- Williams drily, "The extent to Dock Strikes tration, asking for suggestions Pullout Talks , Swimming Session spiritual avlrakening. We’ve got lies. Including 600 in Pittsburgh which people in this country are Nei^ AllracHon — "CATCH 22* on ways to celebrate the first Revisions In toe schedule fo r to change. W e’re either g d n g to and 466 at a m eeting of 12,000 In LDNDON (AP) — Employ anniversary of the U.S. landing turning against religion” . . . . ^OUL (AP) — The chair , toe second session of swimming have a bath of blood or a bath o t LoulsvlUe. ment Minister, Robert Oarr on the moon, got an Idea from White House correspondents man of toe South Korean Na- lessons, sponsored by toe Board jove within toe next year. ( “Thousands of cars have ^‘scheduled a meeting today with NASA’s Dr. Thomas Paine. He have been having a lot of fun ticmal Assembly’s foreign Eit- * of Recreation at Del-Alre, have "And I believe toet within toe atopped as we walked aloi^ toe ' ' leaders o f the nation’s 47,000 wants a world-wide television with the fact that President fairs committee called on hls HELD OVER been announced. hearts of people in America this highways and longshoremen threatening a na sh6w to feature President Nixon Nixon made his recent telecast government today to refuse to mANCHEST] The second session will begin year, toe greatest awakening 'weeping and say, Thaito God, tionwide dock strike next week. with the Pope and Soviet lead frpip, .a studio which is ordinar discuss reduction of U.S. forces n f v'tE - //^ 3RD GREAT WEEK Monday morning at 9, splrituaUy that has happened to ’ It Is the first test of the new ers. The Idea is to demonstrate ily Used to tape "Let’s Make a in Korea until toe United States RIES 6 & (4A . BOt TON NOTCH **cA V oy Earned Chaidie Thrown” Conservative government’s that this AmerlcEm achievement D eal.” M U a C U M • M l IC U M C 2 MOOuenON HU MUIMC 2 . . . . O W U S M aCMUU . scheduled classes in Junior years is going to take c:^ a^d L ? ^U’s modernizes South Korea’s 20lh Cenlury-Fo* piesenis tiH ip e atow w 6 m m iMot} aHMM»sooiwucs»««ei»ta»vHccauMAUii .Lifesaving, Swimmers and In- place.” carry toe cross ana say, campaign promises of firm ac armed forces and fulfills all oth beuautiful’.” 'R Pj/.lOtvi A ONDAA CEKTER FEM FSOCirTATEN tion to quell Industrial arrest er defense commitments. termedlate groups. Blessltt, a MU- But there also have been toe , Tile' dock workers called a a - u r m i u r RJIINB DBUi At 9:80_____ a.m.._ Beginners One. _lw>i-reared ^ Southern Baptist Chairman Cha C3ii-chul Indi Phis: “RUN WILD, RUN FREE" ' strike for nejct Tuesday to de- Romanian Chief Scores cated that WELS the consensus of IsiEWART MARnN mand that their weekly base his committee after a meeting pay increase from |29 to |48 a with Foreign Minister Choi “CHARLIE BROWN” SHOWN FIRST NIGHTLY for 10:80. w iU ^ "gospel night club” toero called RANGE week. The emidoyers have of Interference by Outsiders Kyu-hah to discuss the Nixon 2a ■ RAQUEeWE “ Hls P la ce ,” _ m inistering to \ si> fered a m inim um o f $48 a week a^inistratlon’s plans to with The 10 a.m. session will in- drug addicts, street gangs, hip- including guaranteed overtime, BUCHAREST (AP) — Roma- countries and the cause of FUEL OIL draw some of toe 60,(XXI Ameri clude Begtanets One classes pies, prostitutes, motorcycle claiming the longshoremen al- nian President Nicolae Ceauses- peace. But he emphasized that GASOLINE can troops In Korea. Starring MM* MANCHESTER originaUy .schedule.’, for 10:30 riders, runaways and topless ready average $84 a week. cu ^poke out sharply against the treaty Is based on respect ■ CENTER Choi aimounced Thursday hls CHARLTON HESTON and tor 11:00, and Beginners dancers. Ihe 1666 seEunen’s strike, foreign domination only 48 for national sovereignty and ™ 643-7832 NOW government had accepted a U.S. JABIES FRANCI8CUS which held up British shilling hours after conclusion of the noninterference in each other’s AIR-CONDITIONED • FREE PARK REAR THEATRt Two classes, orglnolly schediUed It serves coffee, 'soft dirinka— proposal to begin talks soon on KIM HUNTER fo r . and "so u l” talk. BANTLY 0!L but did not affect fpreign ves- new Romanian-Soviet friendship internal affeilrs. 11 (OMI’A.W. IM . sels, cost the country an estl- treaty, the Communist party Diplomatic) observers regard toe troop reduction. Some com Today’s Matinee at 2 tSS — Evening 6 HN> 4 8:60 All other Beginners Classes "You dem’t have to drop out to ; ;i M \i.N sri{i:i': i mittee members criticized Choi '•CHABUE BROWN” originaUy scheduled tor 11:80 get hlg^i,” he says. “AU you mated $2^ million in lost ex newspaper Scinteia reporte dtq- this aspect of the treaty as qon- ■| Ki . li III- r.ii.'. ports. day. firmatlon of a special status for. for accepting. Saturday b Sunday, Cont. from 1:W). Shown at S:05-f:66 A 8 0 5 Openings stlU e7dst tor toe have to do is pray, and you’U g;o classes In Swimmer, Junior toe way to heaven. You don’t l((i('k\illr ^T'l-ll'JTI A long strike could be dlsasr ”We consider respect for the Romania within the Soviet bloc, Chyung Yll-hung of toe oppo sition New Democratic party Lifesaving and Intermediate ^o load up on i^ls—you trous to Britain’s economy, right of each naUon to decide Ite Ceausescu also reaffirmed his which only recently showed its and a few other committee groups as weU as tor too toiixl pjm up four Uttle books own destiny vrithout interfer- poljcy of seeking good relations session Beginner classes. first surplus In foreign trade fig- gm-g from outside, liquidation of (Jommunlst China. He said members urged him and other Watermelon Contest — ^------ures after years of deficits. domination and dictation and visit of Deputy President cabinet ministers concerned to resign as an acceptance of re- RIVERSIDE PARK The 46 to 60 children partici ... *S?f‘**’ „ abollUon of force as a way of Bodnaras to Peking last sponslblUty for falling to pre pating in Wednesday’s water Heath UM a Conservative party intemaUonal problems *>ad KPod resulta . melon-eating contest at qran- meeting Thursday night th^ hU ^ be of major Im poj^ce to Defending Romania’s noncon- vent a troop wltodrawEd; The South Koreans strcmgly "BONUS DAYS & NIGHTS” daU’s PailL managed to con govenrment would show ^ripal r e la t io n s between of the So- sum e 800 pounds o f waterm elon opose Einy reduction of Ameri and determlna^.” ’m gtates," Ceausescu told a closed Ceausescu denied that MON., TUE.. WED, THUR FRI. in 16 minutes, accordin g to govermnent w m reports ready ggggjon Romanian Com- Bucharest pursues "a poUcy of can forces, contending that their STOP TODAY Summer Program Director "®«onallsm, as own troops won’t be able to fight North Korea until toe lat ENTIRE PARK OPEN -1 P.M. John CampbeU. some people try to say.” He The contest was divided into secreta ry o t the giant Transport said Romania is not shy about ter part o f the 1970s. AT THE . . . and General Workers’ unian^ln- meeting began Wednes- Ride all the rides as many times as you want| (SlPdP by UnSttd Footwry SpndiCOl# Inc two categories, one for six-year- borrowing Ideas from other olds and another for older chU- (heated ^ (^ t^ d ^ haike ^^et ^mlerJ .(Uexej J ... Communist partTes parties tat'em”^ but empha- ! Here’s all you pay this ca rg o unloaded b y sedthMS. K<»v«rin r>nn.>iiiHoH o dren. New Central City afternoon Wm^rs of toe six year-old Thiusday night. Ceau8e8<;u’8 to ®®1''® toelr own prob- D i r e c t o r **e4 Voy Mamed contest were Teddy Marcello, DON WILLIS » Children up to 10 years . . . $ 1 s 0 0 Donald'-AxY®hta, Karen Dupont Britm ig Wd that was Roma- Martin, director of musical Everybody over 10 years . . . $ 2 . 8 0 CharUeVrown” Winners of the older group studies ^ and educaticuial pro - ™® pr’esldent said world com- nla’s most serious In history, BONUS BADCES UN SALE 1 P.M. to 4 P.M. were Denise Bowerlng, KeUy GARAGE gram of the New York City Op WALUNtXPORD, England munlsm can strengthen its unity "we have all toe condlUons to Mairsen, Jason Brown and (AP) — Vaca^(»lng in Walling' ------era, has been appointed musical , (Good for ill ridos from 1 P.M. to 6:00 P.M.) ALEEMBBaSOn-BIUMaBBEPSOOUCTlONe—.uBHiMaaoe ,/ 16 MAIN STREET . . » new basU which as- achieve and exceed toe figures •MMi, CHARLES M. SCHULZ rMMivLS MENOELSON and BHX MELBEEZ Jlm '® a tey. tofd, Oonn.. was “an unA»get- sures toe fuU autonomy and In- of toe state plan for, 1970, assur- director of toe Central City Summer Opera Festival In Cen IMIMI.M.1,ROD MdOJBI *«MiMiii»tv VMCE SUARAUX MANCHESTER. CONN. toMe 10 days,” according to a dependence of each Ckimmunlst ing fulfillment of toe 1966-70 Here’s all you pay tonight! iNiN— JOHMSCOTTTROnBI TECHMCOLORe tral City, Cok). qxAasmsn for 160 Brttiah vis- party: toe right to elaborate its five-year plan.” ' A NATIONAL SBeiAL PICTURE RBEASE — Solid-Gold R oof The season will run from June ltr»s to their namesake com- poUcy in accordance with toe There had tbeen predlcUons Childron up to 10 years . . . $ 1 . 0 0 ACINBIACafrHinLMSPRBarTAT10H“ ® • in toe mld-l9to ceiituiy, toe 20 to July 25, during w iilch 40 TREMENDOUS mualty in the United States. concrete conditions of toe coun- that flood would force a Maharaja of Gwalior (a state performances will be presented. TSw travelers returned home try.” cutback in toe economic plan. Everybody over 10 years . $ 2 . 5 0 Today—Matinee at 1:00 — Bvenliig 7M now part of modern India) biUlt Twenty-two vrill bo Puccini’s Saturday A Sunday 1:80 - 4d8 A 7:88 Wednesday sftsr vlMUiig the Ceausescu praised toe Mos- a palace with a soUd-gold roof, n ie president said 2,471,000 “La Bohem^ and 18 will be New BBgIsnd town to help cele- cow-Buchareat treaty, which BONUS BADCES ON SlUE 7 P.M. to 1C P.M. tested for strength elephants. acres of land are still under wa Carlisle Floyd’s new opera, "Q t , by brate Its aooto anniversary. Kosygin signed /Tuesday, and Within were toe largest red FREE GIFTS ter and that toe agriculturtU Mice and Men,” Mtolch had its' (Good for all ridos 7 P.M. to Closing) “SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL SHERIFT OMcisls from the English said Romania "will do every- plan for toe first tmlE ©f 1970 chandelier and the most elabo world premier in Seattle last — Starring — rate model train setup in toe community preeented a scroll to thing for toe further expEwslon was not achieved. But be January. Frank Oorsaro, who FREE ADMISSION FREE PARKING James Gamer • Joan Hackett - Walter Brennan DURING ’’OPEN HOUSE' hsir hosts to signify the friend- relations” with toe Soviet Un- toe year’s over-all crop will nev- wmld. The palace now to a pub staged it In Seattle, will repeat ROUTE-159 • AGAWAM. MASS. (G) UNITED ARTIST — Color by DeLuxe of the two WsUingfofxlB. h>n because this serves both ertoeless be good. toe direction In Central City, Uc museum.
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' k , .... v ‘ - ' • / •L-; MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1970 “ Geronlmo,’.’ on a low foothill, lianoP8 Flag Focal Point was tactically Inferior in its lo Homes for A gin g William L. Robertson^ cation. They carved out a new UAW To Ask More Mone^ Mrs. Jennie R. Roche TV Tonight Tollayd G>unty Jon R. Roe fire base, “ T-Bone," on the Funds Approved Weldon's New Y orl^6ity Getting Of Ally,Enemy inDMZ highest peak in the area. See Saturday’s , TV Week- Alfred Rosenberg Jr. For Layoff G>mpensation WASHINGTON (AP) — Anoth 767 M A IN STKEiEIT Mrs. Anna Q. Rothwell On this northernmoet front of for Complete Listiligs. er $1.7 million has been ap ' By Daniel De Luce “ how the other side disregards Thomas W. Rothwell the war in South Vietnam, two- D ETROI T (A P ) — The United Workers with two years sen proved by the Department of Associated P m s s Writer the Demilitarized Zone.” Emil Sabanosh thirds of the countryside is Auto 'Workers have added a new iority receive 96 per cent of 6:W (3) Barfce'a Law Housing and Urban Develop EffBcHve This Sunday Mrs. Ellen K. Satryb Into Bookie Business The huge crimson banner with The little town of Con Thien (Stt Maaaten free-fire zone aiid depopulated. item—^the financial security of their salary in SUB and unem (4S) F Troop (C> ment for housing projects in Fall Jury List for Superior Court Harry H. Satiyb a gold star still flies at the 17th on Highway 1 used to lie near ployment compensation benefits S:15 (4t) Weathor Watch (C) July 12rii. By STANLEY JOHNSON it in putting the betting to public In a narrow strip along the Earl G. Schreiter ' Parallel dividing Vietnam. Just the fire base. Oon Thien van laid-otf members—to a list j>f 5:se (SS> ouilzan’a lalaad Eleanor B. Dickinson Robert L. FVogeau Kenneth A. Foiale Mrs. Gertrude Schultz NEW YORK (AP) — “You Cavanaugh said the betting concentrated. A generation ago, Woodcock said that the “ Gen S:M (IS) Sewlnz Show (C) announced Thursday. W n W M Bn during a visit to North Vietnam U.S. Marines were here. eral Motors SUB plan in Canada 6:t0 (S-S) Weather — . Sporta aad for the faU aeseian r f Tolland Wllbur C. Fletcher Robert A. DiCurclo Mrs. Sheila G a it h e r Oscar''J. Foiund Alice L. Schulz can’t legislate morality," said parlors would b^ designed aus- the French arm y referred to it with the Industry next week in Newa (C) Most of the money, $1.36,mtl- County Superior Court and the Frank C. Fomo in February. i In 1966, 1967, 1968, and much CIbsad Sundays Thomas W. Diekmann Albert C. George Carl F. Frederickson Mrs. Rita K. Scruggs Mayor John V. Lindsay answer- terely and look as much like ah “ Street Without Joy.” new contract talks. \ already has been bankrupt. -We (18) Leave It to Beaver llon, will go to build an SO^tmlt Court of Common Pleas The steel flagpole, 118 feet of 1969, this was known as Ma- (30) McHale’a Navy Joseph G. Forostoski Marcel G. Dion Richard A. Gorsky Mrs. Deborah M. Fredrickson William W. Shattuck ing protests about financially banks as possible. They will In the foothills, the Leonard Woodcock) newly have other substantial compa During The Summer I Newa project for the elderly. Albert Gottier , . Theodor Fries harassed New York City going have up to 10 windo\ra each American-made plows cut off elected president of the UAW, nies Where SUB payments have 6:0S (48) 77 Sanaet Strip ANDOVER Mrs. Marjorie F. Grant Virgil L. Duckett Arthur J. Gsell I, Fred F. Fuerst Mrs. Joyce S. Simon of the Ben River, where the hands of the South Viet been stopped because of funds 6:38 (3) Newa with W aller C'roa- into the gambling b^iness. where bets may' be made and patches of woods at four inches told a Wednesday news confer klte I (C) W illiam C. Austin William E. Greene Mrs. Alice Farese Robert K. Gurnon . ) i Robert A. Gardner Mrs. Lorraine R. Skinner shell-pocked coastal Highway namese army. That army’s instifficient to meet present ben Plastic bags slipped over Kenneth J. Bain Karl E. Hammarstrom Mrs. Eunice A. Florentine Joseph P. Hall Herbert H. Sheer “ People'just have to decide for winning tickets cashed, above ground to deny cover -to ence he was hopeful new wage (8) Newa with j Frank Bey- children’s school books will pro- Mrs. Arlene E. Gaston No. 1 ends at a broken bridge. crack 1st Division is holding the efits.” nolda (C) Jerald C. Barton Arnold Hinckley Brian J. Fluckiger Mrs. Martha K. Hallcher Mrs. Evelyn K. Smith themselves about these things." They will be like banks in an- any guerrillas. Tank columns pacts could be worked out with Mrs. Irene A. Genovesi F v e months ago, wo stood at former U.S. front, and fighting (18) Dick Van Dyke Harold W. Berntsen Charles P. .Hodges H. Fortier Martin G. Harris John Gill Mrs. Evelyn F. Stanley For the first time, a great other way too—gamblers may slash cross-country on dally pa out a strike. A UAW spokesman said later (38) Hantley-Brlakley Report Read Herald Ads Howard S. Bidwell II Harry R. Holland Jr. Diane M, Foss Mrs. Hazel L. Harvey Stanley A. Gill Mrs. Amelia L. Stephenson U.S; metropolis has cut itself in deposit money in them and use the base of the flagpole with as it has every year of the war, trols. “ We fully intend to have a set no other SUB funds with the 7:08 (3) Death Valley Daya (C) North Vietnamese escorts. gallanUy. It lost two battalion major auto companies were (8) Troth or Conaeonencea (C) Mrs. Frances F. BUllnfpi Mrs. Christine J. Hunt (rs. Blanche L. Friedrich Mrs. Rosalie D. Hickey John C. Gleason John E. Storrs on American's frrestible urge to this credit to make telephoned No officer we’ve met in the tlement with one of the Big (18) Candid Camera, Walter T. Hyer Mrs. Ethel M. Gambacorta Melvin A. Stowe wife took color photos. We commanders in action recently. Martin W. Breadheft Mrs. Jane S. Hoffman Mrs. Audrey M. Gormley bet on the ponies — and hopes bets. Telephoned bets are ex- 1st Division speaks of any early Three—General Motors, Ford bankrupt, but that such funds in (30-48) Newa —• Weather — Mrs. Edith F. C. Budrick Mrs. Helen Jaswinski Frederick F. Gessay George W. Hunt Mrs. Gertrude L. Gosselln Mrs. Janet M. Strawmyre heard artillery fire in the south. The 1st Division is better some other industries with Sporta and Featnre to make a $60 milliut 16 end to the war. A general said: and Chrysler—by Sept. 14 and if 7:30 (3) Get Smart ! R (C) Mrs. Angela S. Chamberlain Mrs. Phyllis Jensen Mrs. Marjorie L. Gilbert Edward W. Jesanis Robert C. Gottier Godfrey A. Stuckart A Jot flew past armed and equipped by the UJ5. which the union has contracts (38) Hlfh Chaparral Mrs. Jeannette Lange Mrs. Tillie P. Goldstein Albert F. Suitter profit to apply to the expense per cent of total wagers, “ The Communists continue 10 not, we will have to take some (C) EnoUe A. Collin Everett L. Kidder Omer Coyette Men and women in conical Military Assistance Command have been used up. (8-48) Aylnz Na (C) NOW AIR-CONDITIONED John D. Conlan Raymond E. Mel]ady Frederick E. Goulding Norman E. Kies William J. Graver Mrs. Sylvia D. Suitter budget. Cavanaugh said it had not yet years. I continue 10 years plus other action,’ he said. (18) Movie hate worked in the neat rice than it used to be. The division These Included, he said, Mc- 8:00 (8) He and She Huldrelch Conrad Richard T. Murray Mrs. Katherine O. Griffin Mrs. Helen M. KJeUquist Arthur P. Green Mrs. Anita I. Sullivan That’s $7.4 billion for the next been determined whether these 1 . " OofOrauota with the EhS Three fields of the northern portion of al artillery includes American Donnell-Douglas Aircraft Corp., (8-48) Brady Bunch (C) Leo C. Couture Mrs. Nancy S. Nuhfer John S. Griffiths Mr?. Frances A. Krechko Raymond F. Green Jr. Cornelius J. Sullivan year — second. highest to the betting deposit accounts would run out Sept. 16. Thd*^ contract 8:80 (3) Hofan’i Heroei B (C) BECAUSE WE LOVE YOU! 105mm and 166mm howitzers. Continental Motors of Muske IX^lllam P. Desllets Walter J. Nyqulst Mrs. Amelia C. Grumbach . Richard C. Lamberton . George Gregus Miss Shirlee A. Sullivan U.S. government — and even be subject to inspection by the the Demilitarized Zone, udiere with American Motors runs out (SO) Name of the Game (C) N A TIV E : Raspberries, Currants, Blueberries, Strawberries Henry A. Duprey Mrs. Louise A. Qulim Mrs. Jo Ann K- Gustafson Leroy A. Liberty Elwln G. Griffith Mrs. Jeanne H. Swart many of the craters from years There are helicopter gunships- a month later. gon, Mich. , Bendix Corp., (8) Moviea $60 million will be welcome. Internal Revenue Service which Jury Trial Date (48) Ghoot and M n . Muir (C )' Mrs. Barbara Egan Raymond E. Raclcot Fred P. Hansen Mrs. Doris M. Luhrsen Miss Helen M. Grous John Swart The plan, which Lindsay with keeps a close eye on big wins at of American bombing had been and A37 jet f i l t e r bombers to L.T.V. EUectrosystems, and 9:00 (8) Movie N A T IV E : Green, Yellow Beans; Green, Yellow Squash, Mrs. Reta M. Reynolds ^Mrs. Mary A. Helm Mrs. Audrey U. Lyman Stanley Tarasek In a wide-ranging discussion William Friedrich John F. Gsell the help of Gov. .'Nelson A. Rock- the tracks, filled in. back up the Infantry, with Viet Set for CycUst Martin Marietta Corp. (18) Tom Kennedy Cukes, Romalne, Boston Lettoce, Salad Bowl, Mrs. Fanny B. Robinson Mktthew J. Hyjek Mrs. Jane P. Marineau Gerald R. Tavernier of topics. Woodcock said the au (40) Here Come the Bridei Leeks, Beet Greens, Swiss Chard, Spinach, Shal Mrs. Dorcas B. Friedrich Mrs. Evelyn N. Gullberg efeller fought through the legis- It has not been worked out yet We wore told the North Viet namese pilots. Joseph K. Gore Charles W. Sanborn Mrs. Elizabeth D. Isch Mrs. Elizabeth J. Martin Mrs. Marilyn D. Hollenbeck Mrs. Bertha D. Taylor tomakers overcharge for their 10:00 (18) Ten O’clock Beport (C) lots, Rhubarb, Scallions, TTurnlps, Cherry Toma lature, began organization Mon- just how the system will func- namese farmers felt reassured The 1st Division’s American HARTFORD, Conn. (A P ) — (30) Bracken’a World R (C) Mrs. Eunice O. Quay Howard C. Shumway Mrs. Barbara Jaconskl Herve J. Martin Charles L. Thompson cars, that dividends have risen (40) Love American Style (C) toes, Imported Red Onions. William J. Harrison day. tlon technologically. when they nould look across the tanks are M41 Walker Bulldogs, A jury trial is scheduled to be Mrs. Alice A. Harriman Ralph J. Slate George E. Jef^ey Mrs. Lorna B. McCarthy Mrs. Hazel S. Hastings Mrs. Joan M. Tomezak twice as fast as payrolls since State Grants 10:38 -(8) Ghost and Mrs. Muir (C) Hyland E. Tasker Conrad J. Kalbdr . John E. Meloy' David Trapp These plans call for for a vast Cavanaugh said 30 companies green fields to their flag, re a generation old in design with gin, Tuesday for Richard La- (l8) Tempo IS FRESH; Plums, Peaches, Nectarines, Bing Cherries, Mrs. M ary K. Henry Merton E. Hastings 1947, and that automakers can 11:00 (S-8-30-40) Nows — Weather Francis K. Hill James J. Toner Edward A. Kamal' ^ George Metaksa Mrs. Hazel P. Hazen HEtzel C. ’^ ap p chain of legal offtrack betting had been asked to bid on sup- gardless of U.S. bombers over gasoline' engines as a glaring Penta, a West Hartford motor win the battle against foreign Open U p 371 and Sports (C) Green Apples, Watermelon, Apricots,- Seedless Albert J. Kane 'v Grapes, Mangoes, Grapefruit, IJmes. Clifton B. Home Mrs. Dorothy B. Tripplett Mrs. Linda C. Morganson John J. Higham Mrs. Alice M. Trouton parlors the city hopes will wean plying the computers and other head and guns firing in the dis weakness. The Vietnamese pass cyclist who pleaded innocent Imports and still meet wage de (18) Alfred Hitchcock Mrs. Doris L. Kirk Mrs. Barbara Newth Walter P. Tyler 11*25 (3) Movie Spectacniar Cordon H. Howard Milton E. Underwood Mrs. Jane M. Hindes horse players from their neigh- machinery necessary for the tance. the word openly to visitors that Thursday to three criminal mands if they wiU make the ef Summer Jobs Mrs. Faye W. Vincent Prank P. Klejna Paul B. Ohlln Jr. Mrs. Genevieve A. Ulclckaa 11:30 (SO) Tonight Show Johnny Cnr- Mrs. Elizabeth D. Kane Prank W. Hoboth borhood lxx>kles. system to work. H ie flag was never lowered. they would like to have heavier charges In connection with a fort. »on (C) Tauno K. Kaakela Merton R. Wolff Michael Koblect Antoine D. Parent Mrs. Regina K. Uriano (8-40) Dick Cavett Show (C) WEEKEND SPECIALS Mrs. Jessie R. Hoboth John Cavanaugh, deputy di- Prospective bidders, he said, We did not imagine we would armor, larger guns, and diesel shooting spree he allegedly went Woodcock repeated the im- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Adrian E. Lcunbert Mrs. Sophie S. Krowchenko Mrs. Estelle R. Pelletier Roland L. Violette (IS) Merv Orltlln Show (C) Mrs. Rose Hoermann rector of the city’s budget bu- have been asked to design ma- power. on at the Comancheros motor 1:00 (8) With This Bing (C) Armand L. Lamonde Henry Lanz John' s. Perry Jr. Mrs. Bernice P. Warner ever see it again. ion’s top three demands: HARTFORD (AP) — Summer GREEN & YELLOW SQUASH .... 2 LBS. 2 9 « COVENTRY Paul W. Lanz Howard P. Holcomb cycle club last fcill. (SO) Premier Theatre l^nillam W. London Jr. Wayne C. Allen Sebastian-J. Piazza Elfrlede G. Weber reau, told newsmen the first chlnery which can figure odds Now, standing in a sandbag The division’s supply units —1. Optional retirement on a (40) News Headlines —Prayer Joseph E. LaPointe Thomas G. Hull Jr. jobs for 371 more youngsters in kOss Irene B. Lathrop Michael Baboval Mrs. Mary E, Plourde Robert A. Hyland Maude H. Weber five of a projected 100 such and otherwise handle beta rang- tower at Fire Base Alpha 2, we have plenty of American-made Judge Anthcmy J. Armentano $600-a-month minimum penslcm and Slyn Off NATIVE C U K E S ...... 2 FOR 2 G « Arthur H. Larson^ Raymond H. Prest Mrs. Margaret M. Wenduz set the trial date in Superior 13 Connecticut communities will 1:15 (8) Nrwscope Donald W. MacDonald Frank E. Badstuebner Donald S. Irwin bookmaking establishments ing from $2 to $100 as well as on look north four miles across a trucks and Jeeps at last, with after 30 years service regard 3:00 (30) News and Sign Off James W. Massey Kenndth C. Barnes Mrs. Hazel Laim Mrs. Stacia O. Putz^ Mrs. Judith D. White would open in October at key lo- the dally double, exacts and Court Thursday. less of age. be available as a result of ad BANANAS ...... 2 l b s . 2 9 « David P. Lehmann Mrs. Ethel W. Jabs bleak n o -m a n 's -l a n d and Vietnamese drivers and mainte 3:15 (3) News and Weather — Mo JOhn E. McCaU Mrs. Katie P. Barrett Irving G. Rau Jr. Mrs. Donna W. Javarauckas Roger D. White cations in non-resldential areas, quinella. LaPenta is charged with ment of Meditation and Stan Kenneth A. Leighton Robert E. Raven Edwin A. Wlcke glimpse the flag, a spot of red in nance. There’s no more cadging —2. Elimination o t a limit on ditional state grants totaling Ofl NEW CABBAGE ...... 2 LBS. Arnold L. MlUer Llnwood A. Bearce Mrs. Irene M. Jeffcoat Unlike London's famous book- These machines must be pro of trucks from U.S. forces. caiT3ring a pistol without a per Mrs. Alice G. Limberger J. Curtis Roberts Kazimier J, Wieliczka the bluish haze. cost-of-living wage clauses. $265,040. Channel 24 Mrs. Martha W. Moe Mrs. Irene Beaulieu Mrs. Katherine P. Johnson makers, who will bet on virtual grammed, Cavanaugh told mit, and with two counts of Mrs. Olga F. Becker Chester A. Llszewskl Joseph T. Rzewuskl Robert L. \Vllliams We have been “ inserted” at When a division fire base —3. A substantial wage in PM SANTA ROSA PLUMS ...... LB. 2 9 ^ Mrs. tnirglnia H. MonUc Norman K. Ludwig Mrs. Sonya Jollcoeur ly anything. New York's will nfwsmen, to handle bets at all assault with Intent to kUl. The The new openings, announced :00 Something Else B Mrs. Carolyn W. Mortlock Mrs. Eunice Bell Frank Schartz Japie's A. Jones Sr. Mrs. Mary K. Yacono Alpha 2 by a South Vietnamese comes under enemy shelling, crease. 7:00 Playing the Guitar w. F. Noad Miss Arline L. Machacek Francis S. Schlllinger Jr. make book only on races at flat, New York State thoroughbred charges are based on statements Wednesday by Gov. John Demp-j. We Carry The Manchester Evening Herald Richard C. Osborne Mrs. Maybelle M. Berntsen Nicholas A. Juliano Donald P. Yeinke army helicopter. It left because the reaction is a Vletnamization He also declared that “ finan 8:00 NET Playhouse B Mrs. Frances F. Magdefrau 10:00 Toy That Grew Up B John W. Parker Mrs. Edith C. Blssell Norman E. Schmidt Erich Kaufmann Ralph E. Zahner steeplechase and harness and harness tracks and at two of occasional incoming mortars, of the American technique. Ar- by two- of four persons hit by cial support foi| our supplemen sey, increase to 3,139 the num COMPLETE LINE OF SUNDAY PAPERS Louis S. Marquis Albert J. Schneider Albert R. Patch Mrs. Aitgela C. Bowen Mrs. Christine M. Keenan tracks. or three out-of-state tracks bullets at the Comancheio head ber of summer jobs paid by Vincent McKechnie Milan T. Sevclk but it will come back in 15 min Ullery battalions thunder into tal unemployment benefits pro The planet Saturn has ten Lee A. Platt Mrs. Muriel R. Bridges Mrs. M ary K. Kehoe But this has become big busl- which have not yet been select quarters Oct. 9. the state Department of (Com Miss Nellie E. McKnlght David G. Shefelblne utes to “ extract" us. action. Dive bombers are called gram is grossly inadequate." known moons swinging around Robert J. Rancourt Edward M. Broderick Roger T. Kelting . Railbus Fund ness since pari-mutuel betting ed. LaPenta allegedly went to the munity Affairs. Mrs. Sylvia B. Brophy Thomas E. McLam Mrs. Dorothy W. Shorten The only non-Vietnamese at in. Even B62s blast the enemy’s The SUB fund was created it in orbit..They range from tiny Mrs. Eisther W. Ray- Mrs. Geraldine S. Mark Reginald W. Kent at New York State tracks was The machines in the parlors cluUiouse for the purpose of Leonard F. Buckman Marcel Soucier the base are two Australian suspected locations. primarily to provide benefits to Bti(lgeport will be alloted Phoebe, 100 miles in diameter, Mrs. Imodale 8. Richards Ernest H. Meyer Kran R. Kilpatrick legalized in 1939. would be connected with the retrieving a Nazi flag taken dur Mrs. Elisabeth T. Capra Theodore F. St. Onge Request Filed army warrant officers, Eric The Vietnamese command lis workers to supplement unem funds for 60 more jobs, Hart to Titan, nearly as large as Paul'W. Schwanke Mrs. Gertrude V. Meyer Stanley J. Kolanko In 1969 $1.6 billion was wa- tote at the tracks and form part PFPO PRODUCEr Robert G. Stone ing a raid on a rival club in Mrs. Eleanore C. Sheehan Mrs. Nancy B. Clark Richard S. Kunhardt Burns and Owen Bell of Bris tens to American advice but ployment compensation When ford and New Haven 60 each. Mara. Titan is the only moon in Mrs. Mary M. MUhtt Mrs. Laura S. Thorpe HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) gered, of which the state took of the money pool that deter- Newington. A scuffle ensued tuid Oeoige F. Taylor Harmon N. Cochrane Julius E. Kupferschmldt bane. They say newly arrived makes up its own mind. It was plants are shut down, such as at New Britain 35, Bristol 16 and this solar system known to have 276 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER 64S-6S84 Walter F. Moody Mrs. Joyce E. Tonilin 158.6 million as its cut. mines the pay-off. four shots were fired as LaPen Mrs. UUian P. Tebbets Mrs. Agnes F. Coughlin Normand A. LaFleur Fpur years of study and talk million as its cut. pilots seem to feel obliged to offered “ Geronlmo," a fire .base model changeover periods. 'Vernon 11. an atmosplicre, believed to b(5 Mrs. Lila C. Crane Mrs. Rose Mooney Mrs. Gall L. Tutty Cavanaugh estimated that For legal reasons, this could ta 'and Glen Schaffer, a coman- Wendell C. Turner ' Gerald D. O’Connell Russell J. Landeen by Oo^ecticut officials have re- make at least'one flight over or which the Amerilans had re deadly methane. William D. Crocker Frederick E. Wanegar Mrs. Clara S..Ursin Edward S. Orlowskl Spiro G. Lano ___ _ $250 iiiiiuvMimillion willm il beuc betuci ttiat theuie iioinot uebe uujiedone at out-oi-sout-of-state chero officer, struggled with the Arthur M. Crowley James H. WentworUi suited In a request for $230,000 city’s store-front bookmaking tracks where the New York ma- near the North Vietnam flag, garded as a first-class strong- . Napoleon H. Vezina Theodore A. Palmer Barry P. Lawton Sr. gun. John J. Vanty Mrs. Julia L. DeLoige Richard B. Wetherell Jr. hoping to see it shot down like point, when they built and held Mrs. Mary M. Paluska Malcolm E. White Fred W. Lee Jr. from the federal government to establishments during the first chines would not affect the Bullets struck Schaffer, Nelson R. Warner Mrs. Jean M. Dolan the first flag years ago. It has it. David E. Parker Charles L. Wick Edward F. LeGaillt run an exjieriniental railbus y«a r of operation of which the pools. 'Winnings from such bets Bruce Ela and Richard Mas- Allen R. Tale Mrs. Carol Dorsey been cited as an example of But the Vietnamese thought Mrs. Helga M. Payton Cole W. Wilde Arthur Lemieux from Hartford to Htoomfleld. get about $50 million, would be baaed on the corpora- cone, and a ricochet nicked the ^drs. Maiguerite M. Teomans Mrs. Ann D. Druge David H. Leonard Mrs. Genevieve W. Peters Arnold L. Wilson Under the plan, the State wdll Set an as yet tlon’s own pool, finger of a 10 year old girl George L. Dunnack Roger P. Pinard Edward J. Lepore Glenn M. Dunston Mrs. Sophie E. Wisniewski also need $165,000 in local funds “ "- Arthur C. Kehl Lyndon H. McKeen Pjaul H. Bragdon relaxation of the celibacy rule Lee E. Braley Mrs. Adelyn D. Dean Victor J. Plaaf timated at 20 minutes from nomenclature. Mrs. Astrid I. Klar Duncan R. .McRae and the pontiff refused. The Vincent W. Krzeslcki Kenneth M. Bromley Calvin F. Dickinson Francis L. Plante downtown to the Griffin Termi Samuels said he regarded the _ Frederick Melanson Peter N. Dow Andrew F. Kurys Raymond W. Brunell Jr. Mrs. Helen P. Pomeroy nal. off-track bet shops as a major * »v e post W' Mrs. Marie E. Menalis Gary M. Dragon Mrs. Olga K. Pruchh blow at organized crime. poned Cardinal Alfrlnk’s visit Mrs. Elizabeth S. Kusmlk Frank L. Murray Mrs. Arline H. Bucci Bloomfield town officials, Mrs. Sharlene J. Chapman John Drost John J. Pucino Mrs. Anna M. P. Kutsavage Stephen S. Nagy pressing hard IV* for theu*e expeni-experi- "umber one source of the c o r^ v e r- Adrian F. Cheney Mrs. Eldith B. Duchalne George J. Purdy Robert A. Lano Mrs. Carol M. Neaman ment, have guaranteed parking avenue is gambling," ^hq. said. ®y ^ f ^ d to make clear he Mrs. Sarah B. Corrow Mrs. Theresa N. Dwyer Rene E. Rabe Mrs. Catherine K. Leiner Helmer Noren areas at stops ® I*®®" m j feeling that to at- would "o* give in. * 18 FT. PO O L PKG. Mrs. Doris H. Leventhal Robert E. Croston Miss Rita G. Ertel Edward J. Rak Peter D. O'Brien Mrs. Doris E. Farr tack organized crime you have 'Vatican sources Indicated that Mrs. Sophia R. Letvlnskas Mrs. Carol B. Cubit Herbert D. Raymond Sr. Mrs. Judy J. Olmsted Joseph R. Fecteau to take their bustoess away Ihe Cardinal had accepted the Price In EfTeot Mrs. Hazel D. Lockward Mrs. Patricia W. Cynnlngham Mrs. Olive A. Recave Mrs. M ary S. Orcutt Don^d R. Ferguson Mrs. Geraldine M. Lyons Mrs. Patricia V. Da Mrs. Lottie F. Redens The crevice attachment of from them . . . Pope’s stand “ In the overall In- M lN U g fa Mrs. Elaine B. Palliardi Percy A. Feldlng Mrs. Dorothy R. Maccario David A. Doremus ■William A. 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Say Otdd anodized olu- Mrs. Alice B. Skinner Mrs. Alice E. Wallbeoff On ALL INFLATABLE MAT Mrs. Assunta Soma Charles T. Schreier mlniun frame. Htdds Mrs. Lynne P. Wells Stephen Sinko TRESSES . . . many with 12 month $10.95 iBClndes Head, 24’x Clifford S. Stephens Mrs. Jane B. Wheelock up to 860-lba. l y , " Hooe and Pole. (1/1.95 Mrs. Patty S. Tomaszeweki Frederick C. Smith and 18 month sfuarantee. Ideal for Mrs. Joyce G. Whipple Reginald H. Spaulding camping, beach and pool use. prox. zlze 72’’x40’’. Beg. $19.86. Charles E. Ubert Miss Grace T. White Mrs. Isabel C. ValenU Mrs. Shirley Z. Sweeney Mrs. Evelyns. Wltham Good Ttaniiigh July l6Ui Oood July l«h Mrs. Nancy W. Warren Gardner D. Tarbell n Oood Tbiongli July 10 Ormand J. West Cathy B. Wltimann Alden T. Warner d m i M M n M i u i Thomas M. Wright George B. Williams Mrs. Helen B. White VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON nn3R! Ernest Zanotti Jr. Russell K. Winther A. Harry Wirth Mrs. Rita A. Zuzel Joseph J. Zachmann Raymond C. Wogman Mrs. Etta T. Zwlck Beware of the dog; VACUUM CLEANER HOSE COLUMBIA TOLLAND For In-Ground Poob 0. L FILTER An ELLINGTON Ronald E. AUeman If moy bite. IThings like cylinder compression. Clutch TELESCOPIC P0L| Walter H. Albert John H. Aldrich John P. Bagley Into your wallet. For a new engine, per- ploy. Brake system.l Hayden W. Allen S to 16 feet. Uze with 51-53-59-60 11 Don't 41 Urtusuolly 71 Improve Methodist Church of Fitchburg, ago It may have l»en Duffey would arrive committee members and 12Try 42 And 72 Serve 19-22-2360/Sl B t Mmflia ...... lB.fi0 FANDA hopes to receive Inter- b^71-79-90 5 8 -6 1 -7 4 V Mass. Th<^ Months ...... 7.80 a supposed reform, vriilte knight ad ^ support, and involvement ^ l e ^ buTtheto b o m ^ another committee at "ther interested Individuals. 13 Glum 43M «*t 73Todoy ______One Month ...... X60 fi«in eiwi/...... I ____.. P«op*c to Duy uieiF own nomes. _ __. ____ ,____ t« 14Tok* 4 4 D M f 74 Spendirtg CAPRICORN The Rev. Mr. Becher served ministration like tha^N^ Mayor Lindsay from civic groups, parents and T^y there'lsTde^ie“;hortl »• »e Is been re^^ to 15 Money 45 Grain 75Solt the Vemon pariah for one year ___ ■ MBaiBER OF adi|lta, and young pe<>ple. 16 Should 46 At* 76 Names __ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS In New York City is certain to create age of houses and mortgages. «*P«cted to address the group ^ “ P P«», Bdilch wlU 17 Rumor* 47 Ear 77 Pleasant during which time he establish T$ie AssMiated Preae is excltulvely en 6. PANDA memhera are now Many more people due to In- “"t* exchange ideas with com- auctioned as part of the eve- 18 Twist 48 Painstaking 78Taday ed a closely working parish re titled to the use of republlculon of all more of a sensation than something | > «-10-13d4 assisting Mark Swerdlotfoweraion at themo creased taxes, are forced to mtttee inembersmembers relaUve to "ing fund raismg.raising. *Posters-not ^ io r s -n o t 19 Don't 49 Old 79 Your lationship with the Rockville news dlsMtches credited to It or not other- m M 20 To SOAppItcart 80Atul wMe credited to this paper and also the much worse from Ctaicugo, say, or A dvlso^ O ^ r by man- r,nt at prices weU over their Plans fo'rthe Aug. 19 primary. <>* tbe campaign variety-and LIO 21 With 51 Exctlltnt 81 Own AQUARIUS United Methodist (Jhurch. local news published here. JULY. 22 All rlshts of republlcatlon of special dis Newark. paycheck. It is for these Duffey qualified Q,. other------works of ' art...... -wUl also...... be 22Upsrt 52 Assoclotlons 82 Polled JAN. 70 ' The Rev. Mr. Carpenter’s ap patches herein are also rented. \ Friday 6Dm tosVm Duffey qualified for 23 The 53Doy 83 And more than “ 5 “ ®y ***■ m - K 24 8* 54 Brutally 84 Are n i. Tf. pointment was made at the So' let us concede, then, that the Lind N Saturday from 1 n m to 9 n m housing Is needed; primary by obtaining m< T he H’enddi Printing Company Inc., as- 2 5 A 55 If 85 Demanding [H-18-28-384 . ______Southern New England Aimual sm nes noo financial responsibility for typo- PANDA also wiU provide* the h ^S) rfflees “ P**’ “““ ‘*“**»^ Anyone else ?,'^P^interested in at- 26 Favor 56 Improve* 86 Executives 68-72-81-88 say administration is pure of heart and center with a 26-hwr answer- ^ ^ Romney, the state Democratic conven 27 Ar* 57 Sngtwtad 87 Enterprise* Conference held in June, and graphical errors_____ appearing___ __ In advertue- _ _ _ viMib PISCIS menu and other reading matter to 'Ihe clean In Intent. ^^"lier^^ice. government oon tost m^n^* StaeV ttorn'toe J**® event is welcome, 28 The 58 By 88 Purpose* ; he has already taken up his Manrttester Evening Benud AUS. 22 29 Revive 59 For m . It to? a location tor Mark tThSd committee has obtained »Pob®««nan si^. He may or 89Foce* duties here. He has been pastor That leaves us free to notice how m ttn :7 7 30 Outlook 60 Trying 90 Home MAS. 70 Subscriber to Los Angeles Ttanes-Washlnt- group rtisslons. m e T L s S ^ L d ™ 7/11 to churches in the New Eng tOB Port News Service. 7 An AtHfiiridi cmt-iFAv la KmiwRo. Hieiit sees the need, but it is up _ oifmofiivaa auction, vidiich will be held 1-1500-56 2-'7-26-31 Full service client of N. E. A. Service Inc. easily an admlnistratlMi thus noble In I2-70B3B6 < ^G ood (^Adyeiie ^^Neiiusl, 33-4867 land Ckinference for the past Putrilatters Represenutlves — Mathews. six years, his most recent po^ Shannon and Cullen Inc.. Special Agencv purpose can slip into practices which, — New Yortt, Chicago. Detroit and Boston. SSubT* ^ “>® ~sSb“ty‘®^ch toeTh^e ^ ts'SS^an of slUon In Shrewsbury, Mass. in some more obviously wicked ad He was bom In 1936, the Bev. Joe K. Carpenter MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA- low teachers and residents for TTONS. ministration, would be hailed instantly legal^aSXr'^aSScto^i.'"" SrRichard Ames, _ Mrs. their generosity and ■ ,well Service Bureau youngest of the three children cal degree from Boston Univer PANDA hopes to fulflil all P«»P®rty °«®®« «n 1 ^ - Also appearing Saturday wUl Leo'chaiindoff. Dtai James of the Rev. Walter (Jarpenter Display advertising closlng_ hours as sign and proof of hanky-panky. wishes. sity Sch(x>l of Theology and In r o r Monday — l p.m. yVlday. these o ^ cU ?^ ? t h i ^ h com- P® ^ Mahoney, Mrs. Jack Goldberg. Picnic Thursday in northeastern Mississippi. The 1970 his M.A. in Missions, ^cu- For Tuesday — i p.m. Saturday. The other day the New York Times UnedMnati etforta™ flftnrta o f 'd e e m e d .e change. ™®yHiey continue greaaUmal gressicmal District coordinator Mrs.xen. wkiterwaita- Schardt, Mrs.-se~. SaS-o»»- 'P^® «®xt meeting is For Wednesday — l p.m. Monday ~ .. ‘ ®on®®">®d beUeving they can Isolate them- ministry predominates as a pro menlcs and World Religions For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. reported, after weeks of investigation, people. PANDA>ANSldoe.norsSrme does not assume selves from the problems of *®rd Plepler, Mrs.’ Peter The home of Dr. and Mrs. fession in his family. Besides from Boston University Grad For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. Rlchtmyer, Mrs. Leonard Sea- Alfred B. SuAdquist, at 60 his father, who is a minister _For_For_8aturday Saturday — 1 p.'m. ' ~Thursday. that the Lindsay administration haid, in to ^ able to solve the drug the rest of Connecticut, uate School. Classtfled deadline — B p.m. day b^ problem In Manchester, but by w Mancheateritaa nr« nllnumd Invttations for the event on der, Mrs. Donald Roy, and Miss Grange Meeting Wyllys St., will be the setting in the North Mississippi Con In September he will begin fore irahllcatlon. 6 p.m. Friday for ‘ the one year of 1969, paid over $76 mil Hie next meeting of Hebron Satorday and Monday pubtlcatlon Joining efforts with other con- to d t o S i i a t e Tabatsky. for the third of a series of in ference he has a brother, the Studies towar^ a PhD in the lion for private consulting contracts, Grange EH 'wlU be held next Rev. Robert B. Carpenter, who History of Rellpons at the Hart Friday, July 10 “ y *'®“ ®n. tP®" ® y next ternational 'picnics next Thurs which could legally be awarded without ju^fuU y this ^ 1 snowball” question to, "Does Manchester Tuesday evening at 8:30 in the is a Methodist minister in St. ford Seminary Foundation. Hebron Sunday School room at the day. Louis, Mo. the taking of bids. project. have a right then to accept any His wife, Delores, Is a native PANDA needs people! New federal funds?" The government Gilead Congregational Church The picnic will feature South He received his B.A. degree of Georgia. She received her Lofridng: Into The Abyss The Lindsay administration retorted, pe^le b r ^ new Itieas. Are you has specifically ordered that dls- and is open to the public. American guests, including a in 1959 from Asbury (College BA degree from Boston Uni Wllmore, Ky., and was a pastor The Nixon Administration peace plan apparently quite leglUmately, that the . ^ meet- crimination for any reason to un- Panel Appointed to Study John Hibbard, chairman of number of participants in the versity, and taught English for ings. PANDA needs you! lawful. It has pulled out feder- In the North Mississippi Confer for the Near East, together with what mfdn portion of this expenditure was the Hebron Conservation Com Agency for International De three years. She is presently J* ^ monies to aid schools which mission, will speak on conser ence for four and a half years. awaiting the birth of their first ever the new Russian pn^xisal in the for archltectual and engineering con Public s Attention to Narcotic |g considered practiced dlsorim- School Hot Lunch Program velopment Training Program In vation. In 1968 he received his theologl- child. tracts, and that only $6.3 million was (Herald photo by Silver) and Drug Abuse ination. Perhaps the next legal BrazU. same area may be, has been Imperiled Hebron news items next week Even with an increase, gross Softimll Team THE FARM, UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT E. Hare step we can take to insure our Also speaking briefly will be by the television comments of President spent on management consultants. Secretary rights is to deny feden^ funds should be sent to John Baron salaries will be lower than tost The Hebron Volunteer Fire Mrs. Peter B. Clark, who has Vemon the case was continued to July Nixon himself. But there was, iqiparently, something to any area in which dlscrlml- of Burnt HUl Bd. His telephone y®®*" ®*“®® P*” - Porter *® ellm- Department’s slow pitch soft- 21. Two “ Gallant Gentlemen" Just returned from Chile, where to tallT'lUxHit in this reduced area. On nation to allowed to exist and number to 288-9060. ®“® •»®lP- ball team will play the Lebanon He is scheduled to appear on Yet the President, in his lucent pub To the Editor, grow. _____ er in the Hebron Elementary Fire Department’s team this she spent three years helping Driver Arrested the day the first Times story appeared, revise and update the OUlean the other charges Aug. 4 in lic comments on the Near East situa May I publicly express my Sincerely, Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Leb Qiarles Barrasso, Lura Butt ®®Pool. sch(X>l system. After Car Hits Rockville court. for Instance, one of the city’s distinguish heartfelt thanks and apprecia Mrs. Beatrice Sheft61 and Peter Beckwith have been While the committee will be anon IBgh School. tion, had ills reason for trying to make I n s i d e ou^re In T rouble^ tion to two unknown citizens of The series of international pic Bray was also issued a warn ed unpaid officials, who had been serv appointed by Marvin A. Ross, considering these recommenda- Birth Announced it clear and'' certain to Israel that he your city? ' Overcrowded Now nics Was arranged by the Serv Two Fence Posts ing for driving after drinking. chairman of the Hebron Board *^ons, the administration In the Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dormer ing as director of the project manage They are the drivers of two To the Editor, ice Bureau for Women’s Oiganl- Joseph C. Bray, 20, o t Talcott- Other Vemon police activity: understood that nation’s fears and that are the parents of a daughter, ment staff of the city’s Policy Platuilng John^^ zatlons In Hartford, which to vllle Rd., was arrested qarly William Morriconl, 38, of 12 his own heart was in the right place. Center Street Perils "We Are Appreclattve” ers. the Globe H ^ ow areal for 17 ®*“ ^ *P® programs at personnel Debra Jean, bom on May 26 in supported;by the Beatrice Fox this morning after his car went Plllsbury Hill Rd. was arrested Council, resigned his city post. It de To the Editor, - Sunday, June 21. as I was, years and knowing hoW terribly “ i® elementary schools. North Brunswick, New Jersey. Auerbach Foundation. off the road on Rt. 93 and yesterday and charged with op The President’s reason for trying to veloped that the firm of consult R e p o r t To the Editor; I take this opportunity to driving from my hometown near overcrowded Globe Hollow year the cafeteria ended. The committee has until Sept. Mrs. Dormer Is the daughter Guests are asked to bring a knocked down two highway erating a motor vehicle under Something must be done soon reassure Israel of his understanding and thank the St. Bernadettes’ Rochester, N.Y. to visit a friend Swimming Pool becomes during operations with a $1,600 deficit. , H to report back to the board. of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Simons box lunch and a town chair. fence posts. the Influence of intoxicating 'li ants which he himself heads had re to atop speeding on (Center St. Mothers’ Circle for their ceen covered by funds The board approved a $20 a of GUeswl and the paternal There is no charge for admis Bray was chargee! with failure quor or drugs. He is to appear friendship was his tear that, unless Is ceived $212,000 in city management-con By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak There are many side streets tribution to the Manchester came disabled at the Indian the supposed need for additional appropriated from the towns’ day rate for substitute teachers sion, and no advance registra to drive In the right-hand lane in RockvlUe court ^ug. 4. along Center St. One coming grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. rael is thus reassured, it may feel It sultant contracts while he was serving Drug Advisory C enter, 81 Rus Ctostle service station of the parking, according to moqjt of surplus funds approved at a to keep in line with area towns. tion required. The picnic will and unsafe tires. He was also Police discovered a break WASHINGTON — After he bureaucratic abhorrence of top out of one of those streets takes J(^ Dormer of Porter St., save for textile quotas to satis sell St. start at 10:30 a.m., and end at charged with breach of the early this morning at the Tex necessary to make military moves for as director for the city agency. had been fired as Assistant his life in his hands When trying New York State Thruway. our town offlclato, I am very town meeting tost month. The pre'viouB rate was $18 a Manchester. much zeal, Davis came to be fy the 1968 campaign commit It continues to encourage the 2 p.m. peace and resisting arrest after aco Gas Station on Rt. 83. Police ward, a kind of attack-defense operation The City Charter provides that "no Secretary of Commerce in a to come out. The attendants there were to- surprised that there was evident- However, the board at its day. regarded as a wild-eyed crusad ment to Sen. Strom Thurmond members of the Drug Advisoryi Anyone Interested Is Invited a disturbance at the scene. said $16 in change was taken Some controls must be placed ^ y unroncemed as to the fate ly no opposition, at the public meeting tost night felt that rec- Aram Damarjton, superinten- vdiich would run the risk of reopening person serving the city without com confrontation with Presidential er for protectionism. But wheth of South Carolina. That deci Council to note the wide variety Manchester Evening Herald to attend. For further informa Bray was presented in East from the cash register after sion, Davis felt, ignored both somewhere between the Center of my five year old daughter hearing which was held on Tues- ommendations made by Mrs. dent of schools, explained that policy chief John Ehriichman er or not Davis was overstating 'o f community groups v/fio are Hebron correspondent, Anne tion, contact the Service Hartford Circuit Oiurt 12 today entry Into the station was gained full war, wdiich might drag outside pow pensation shall appear, either 'directly economic and (Congressional and Broad St. (Church St. is in and myself. ^ y , July 7, at the municipal Marjorie. Porter, cafeteria man- with the higher rate. It would at the 'White House June 19, the peril from foreign Imports, responding to this worthwhile Tbeir best advice was to building E m t Tel. 228-3971. Bureau. on the two totter charges, and by a Bide window. ers into belligerency In spite of them or indirectly on behalf of private in realities. deed a very dangerous spot to ager, and general operating i>e easier to obtain substitutes. Kenneth Davis delivered some his absolute inability to relay endeavor. We are most appre Frustrated by his Inability to get into or out of. There are phone mjr husband (166 miles At the present time there is procedures should be studied Also approved was the use of selves. terests in matters Involving the agency chilling words that capsuled his apprehensions to the Pres ciative of every contribution re aemy) and have him come and additional parking acroes the what many people are thinking get his message to the Presi many business places along the before approval to given for the the GUead HIU School Ubrary which he serves or before any agency idential desk was undeniable. . street making it necessary to ceived in order that this pro street at Mt. Nebo, for 1,000 While American diplomacy is thus try in Washington these days. dent, Davis made his public at ming year. ftuf a kindergarten classroom In To his amazement, Davis cross Center St. gram can continue in our Town. 986 MAIN ST. - TELu 648-6171 - OPEN 9 A.M. TO 6:80 P.M. - nrnawir* m o NDATB • OPEN of the city affecting matters involving "I have no hard feelings, tack on Administration trade T T' “ ^®»1 “® Mar- The committee will consider a September, ing to reassure Israel enough to keep found no established mechan I do think a light at (Church If you would be interested in f " «« School parking lot STORES 17 OAK STT^STca^TBA - TED Ss- the agency in'which he serves.’ ’ John," Davis told Ehriichman. ism for determining trade poli policy which led to his sacking torn and helped implement a report submitted ^ by^ Mrs. Por- contractor hopes to be by Ehriichman June 19 on St. is as essential as the one at contributing to the on-going ac- f u n e r a l SERVICB - 142 Israel from reopening full war, it is "I wish you luck. You’re going cy. To his horror, he found that temporary dilution that gi»t me u ^ f ^ a h e i with the nlw addition TTiere is no direct allegation of cor Presidential orders. Unlike Dr. Pitkin St. For some reason or tl-vltles of the Drug Advisory to n w being utilised not only ed credit next year of 12,187. likewise trying to keep the Arab states, to need it. You’re in trouble, the one govermnent official (Jenter, please send your check off the Thruway vibere per some time in September. There ruption or wrong influence or ey)|n bad James Allen, who was fired as other motorcycles like to open by Manchester taxpayers and Mrs. Porter has based her and their big power friend, Russia, from John — worse trouble than you most closely shaping that policy to the Drug Advisory Council, manent repairs could be made. fore, this arrangement would Assistant Secretary of Health, up going down the hill. The residents, but also by out-o(- statement for 1970-71 wn. The Russian anti-aircraft missiles while declMon-making takes an litically, businessman Davis Church St., Manchester. The A Concerned Taxpayer. A different type of disposable *nie board accepted with re- has begun to step up his attacks on in young people today are telling genuity to make it interesting total atinC was a workable plan. erratic course. For that reason, felt closed out by the 'White aims of PANDA are: dish is being considered at a gret the resignation of kinder- operating from sites Inside Egypt are dividuals and perhaps the flavor of his us this very same thing. They and worthwhile, and it seems R was very well thought out by Davis’s unhappy experience in House. 1. To educate the public cost of $28.40 per thousand as garten teacher, Mrs. Rebekah opeOTiUng to keep Israeli planes from speeches should not escape those who are looking- at what we, their that the very struggle united' Mr. Potter and presented in a Washington is worth examining through seminars, counseling clear fashion. However it left opposed to the current $32.20 Renshaw, who to moving out of eqo have not followed him closely. A good In the end,*Davls found his elders, are living our lives for— them. So, one needs many things U.S. Library penetrating into the interior of Egypt. in some detail. parents to help prevent the little doubt that the building of example is this paragraph, delivered at only entry to the Presidential what we ourselves call the "rat- to give to and he needs many per thousand. town. The Israeli planes which had been fly Ken Davis, a 44-year-old boy decision-making process was at race” —and are concluding that things to believe in which will problem from beginning, and to mrxlerato and low Income hcnis- Assistance has also been re- it ratified the appointment of an Ohio Republican dinner on June 20, alleviat^ the problem In young ing In Manchester would be Im Surveillance ing deep into Egypt had been flying 1970; wonder at International Busi a very low and faceless level: there must be more to life than become deep loves of his life. ceived from the School Lunch Mrs. Marion Dooley of Wind- ness Machines (IBM), arrived Fred Bergsten, a Foreign Serv this. Now, to be su^e, not all of My friend, money is not persona already Involved with possible imder this plan. It Division of tho StateDepart- ham to teach first grade. Mrs. from erstwhile Egyptian territory on the "It was itr. Harriman as our ambas drugs. in Washington at the beginning ice officer assigned to Kissing the youth are thinking this, but enough. It doesn’t satisfy as God would be too costly. And so ment of Education, and recom Dooley graduated from Keene sador at Moscow who told the Polish 2. Provide a panel discussion Denounced eastern side of the Suez Canal. of the Nixon administration as er’s NSC staff. While inter-, many of the thoughtful ones are. .and His work does. It eventually Manchester madd a giant step mendations were made on bow State College in New Hamp Committee of National Liberation that group to speak to P.T.A. or backward In its i^enlal of ad- (Continued from Page One) the United States would not oppose Rus one of the brightest members departmental meetings on trade This should say something to becomes a vicious taskmaster 4 4, ,4 to increase efficiency and ec horses—compliments of J. V. Stalin." Rev. Norman E. Swensen Such legal niceties do not have much trade. serve the free-trade status quo. over something, others will not small for them, are definitely suspecting citizens. He asked present student lunch cost at 40 mile, an increase of two cento what the Vice President said and Trinity (Jovenant (Jhurch (See Page Seven) persuasion inside Israeli thlRking. The TTmt changed as he immers being discriminated against. So Kennedy for a complete report, cents but to lower the adult over toe previous rate, Tbere is a difference here between ed himself In the subject — a for that matter are -middle in- including toe standards used to lunch cost from 70 cento to 60ross read letters from Mrs. Israeli analysis sees any Egyptian push what would be conveyed to anyone lis coming over other erstwhile come families who can’t afford determine "subversive" books, cents. Eari Suprenant, Mrs. Luther forward Into renewed control of former tening to tlie speech. But we daresay freetraders such as Rep. Wil Fischetti to buy a home, but who yrant a and whether toe names of their she also recommends an In- Rich and Mrs. Dslvena Montig- that Mr. Agnew knew he was implying Egyptian territory as a threat to the bur D. Mills of Arkansas, chair toree bedroom apartment. As ' readers are to be stored in com- crease In salaries to malntfdn ny, the three teachers Who re- that Ambassador Harriman sold out Po one engineer’s 'wife told me at puters or shared with other the quality members on ' her tired this June. They expressed SIMMOHS man of the House, Ways and survival security of Israel Itself. land for two horses. Means Committee. Like Mills, toe meeting, "We can offo^ , a agencies such as toe Secret ^ thanfca t© toe hoanL fel- second century The facts are that Mr. Harriman was Davis became convinced thSI toree bedroom, we Just can't Service, This is the highly flammable situa among the first to sound the alarm about find one". Did they have an mokers o( famous Beoutyrest mattress the International trade rules are Russia’s post-war IntentioRs, and had no over abuiulance of children? tion which somehow, moment to stacked against the U.S.,, that poUcy role in the Yalta, Tehran, or Carlo They had two, a boy and a girl. This is a real 100th birthday celebration but YO U get the Simmons prasantl moment, is still keeping itself from full the ' Japanese are pursuing a meetings. As ambassador he conveyed . The argument that moderate It isn't the famous Simmons mattress advertised last year for $89.95. That's , explosion. There is not Just one fuse the sentiments of his government, and course of economic im and low income housing increas perialism, and that vital U.S. because you're seeing the same bed-of-roses cover on a fine new mattress that burning, but many. The exploslcm can at least according to the ambassador, es toe burden on our school sys Are you going on vacation? there was Mie horse that became a gift, interests are being threatened. tem is not totally accurate. Af can be yours ^ for $30.00 less! Plus the comfort and support you've come to come from the slightest kind of error and not two. To ceireer civil servants In ter all, most of toe families PkosG fiN out and givo to yoar MonchwtBr Evoning Horaid expect from Simmons. You. get extra-firm support from Hundreds of Adjusto- in Judgment from any number of parties, the government handling trade moving into these apartments Harriman was in Moscow during the nowsboy. Rest innerspring coils. Extra heavy Comfortex cushioning and sturdy Sim-Guard and what the world might see as an dark days of World War n , and knew policy and maintaining a are alreAdy Manchester resi Stalin well. Once when watching a film dents. And toe amount of chil border braces for years of luxurious sleeping comfort. Exclusive cover is Sani- error in Judgment might even seem, to on a Soviet victory celebration he point dren per unit to no higher, in Seal* protected against bacteria, mildew and odors. You can't afford to piss the party maldiig It, its own ultimate ed to a particular horse and commented fact usually lower, than toe Herald average Mwchester property N AM E ...... this matttess bargain. See . . . try Simmons 100th Anniversary Mattress at and unavoidable responslbUity to itself. how handsome it was. Stalin immediate ly gave him the horse, and Harriman owners family. How many law Watkins today. The store is open until 9 P.M. Israel can plunge the world Into chaos Yesterdays used it in Moscow. Later, Harriman yers and doctors do you ADDRESS ...... with a lunge forward. Russia and Egypt says, iriien i t . unexpectedly was deliver know who have five, six, or ,, 25 Years Ago - ,Mven children In our eduimtlon- can create the same disaster by letting ed in Washington, he asked the State De Super Size Values, too! partment what to do about it. On being al system? TO W N ...... STATE . Russian equipment or personnel become The Manchester '5TMCA be No. The real truth to that told that the custom was to respond with comes a girl’s farm labor camp involved in some operation not strictly a gift of equivalent value, he sent Stalin Manebesterites eicpressed their Vocotfon Starts ...... when 77 teen-age girls arrive contempt and mistrust of work a bust of President Roosevelt by famed defensive in character. The United from Pennsylvania to help work ing class people, and toe poor. sculptor Jo Davidson. In short, it would States cAn do it by getting its own in the tobacco fields. As one elderly property owner be about as realistic to say ttat Stalin Paper salvage pickup amounts VocoHon Ends ...... ; . signals so crosMd iq> neither side In the agreed to four-power occupation of Ber Mid, amid appIauM, "Let’s to 168,636 lbs. for June, one of look .at toe Beechwood apart /• Near East can understand what we are lin because he got an F. D. R. bust, as the highest figures since the it would be to say that Poland and the ment five years from now", w r mQii TO monciiOTiwr Bwinn^ norara 2% years it has been going on then we can see what those Up to. horse story should be put in me same in town. people are really like. Another Cfaneidorien Dopt. paragraph. gentleman asserted that Rach Twin Extra Long set Queen Size set But what we are up to, even if we The, ITce President la simply engag- King Size set l O ael Rd., toe in ^ road of toe 13 lissoll Stroat, Moncheslwr, Com. 06040 .$129.95 ,lng In a Joe McCarthy type smear at Yeatrs Ago $169.9» $249.95 have our verbal dilficultiea in a situation VOUR Soy to B£ ^oul^ UP — R £ € t b S C pxmhwruuf apartments, was al where eveiy oha tack. It does not become his office. — _T^,«aaA.Ruii«layi-T1ie-Hei=— ways fUled with ponce cars BdDDLETOWN PRE93S aid' (ild not publish. PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OQNN.. FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1970
Firebombs WORLD ALMAMC Second Conf^essional District Serrell CaUs Home, FACTS ExjUode In Mn. ItenM O. nsooUft Tour Funds Arrive Steele, Back, from Vietnam, HBBRON — Mrs. Theresa O. Bridgeport Fracchta. 7% of North St, A Manchester youth and his cousin, who were amons: widow of Joseph Fracchla, died American students temporarily stranded in Greece by Calls for New Peace Effort (OontiinieA from Page Ooe) the financial collapse of World Academy, Inc., the travel yesterday afternoon at Man zy thinking during the last chester Memorial Hospital. Injured by buUets. PoUce arrest- agency which arranged their tours, were set today to By BETTE QUATBALE can’t appreciate the sltuatloa year.” He advocated withdraw Mrs. SYacchta was bcnn cd an unidentified mim who was (Herald Reporter) unless you see the amount of continue the tour on their own. al from Southeast Asia as soon March 8, 1888 in Fublne, Italy, carrying a loaded sawed-off The two cm Robert SerreU,------^------H— Returning from a 12-day fact- arms and equipment captured as possible. and had Uved in Hebron tor 07 abotgun « i a charge of possess- aon o t Mr. and Mrs. Bdward They were later able to place ‘ finding tour of Southeast -Asia during the Cambodian exer The end of the/ war would years. She was a com m unlc^ big a dangerous wesqpon. There SorreU o< 88 Weaver Rd., . and phone calla to their parents, and this morning. Republican Sec cises.” benefit Connecticut, despite the of St Maurice’s Church, Hilton, nd other arresU. ‘nwmaa L«yden, aon of Dr. and received permission to ccmtlnue ond District Congressional The Southeastern trip “had a. Survivors include three sons By midnight-peace had beisn Mrs. -EUMmrd Layden of Rut- the rmalndei^ of'their six-week candidate Robert Steel of Ver profound effect,’’ he said, . al heavy dependence on defense Joseidi B. Fracchla Jr of Bol- ^wrtored to the area but^ extra Vt Soth are 20 years old. Ittaergry. > The first assassination at non has called for “a serious though his Democratic oppo industry. Picket believes. The ton, and Loren J FracchU and <»» dutyr^ Robert’s father, Bdward Ser--- .Also yesterday, a letter from tempt on an American new peace effort in Southeast nent, State Sen. John Pickett, contractors in Eastern CDimeot- president was on Jan. 30, A sia.’ ’ ' tUs morning claimed the bene icut “are looking for ways to Bdward P. FraccWa. both of The disturbance began “ at meet a peacetime industry,” Hebioo: a daughter. Miss BUaa. %bout 0:80 p.m.. wheTThouse ^ 1835. The World Almanac Addressing a brief press con fits of such a trip were “not too beth IFracchia of Hebron; thfbe ^ set on flm, p^ice said. Fire- confirming that addl- enchantment after arriving in recalls that Richard Law ference at Bradley Internatltm- grea t.’ ’ he added. “I think we can woili Uonal funds wired the boys had Rome. “Buses were always out and overcome the resulting stepdaughters, Mrs. Stanley fighters were prevented from rence attempted to kill An al -Airport in Windso^ Locks on Speaking in television Inter- arrived. / Into, sightseeing tours didn't unemployment.’’ Slaga of Hebron, Mrs. reaching the blase when they drew Jackson as he at his arrival, Steele called for the -vlew, Pickett described Steele’s The youths are planning to happen as (banned, and every- Steele will delve deeper into Domenlc Andreo and Mrs. were pelted with rocks. tended a funeral at the beginning of a cease-fire agree- i 'trip to Southeast Asia as “ a finish the tour themselves, fol- one was very annoyed and dts- his Southeast Asian trip during Adolph Vlot, both of Manches- Rocks were thrown at police Capitol in Washington. ment and the recogniUem of the great public relafions thing.” lowlng-much the same route as gusted,’’ he wrote In'part. Lawrence drew two pistols a 9 a.m. preu conference in ter; two brothers, Sebastian who then entered the area, au- area now controlled by the Viet Pickett also hit out at his pri orlginaUy scheduled, and were In another development to- but the weapons failed to Cong. mary oiqxHient, State Sen. Wil Vernon on Monday. Gambolatl of Bolton and thoriUes said. About 20 officers to leave Athens today for day, Uie 'Associated Press re- fire. He was adjudged in CamiHe Oamlxdatl of Plant were injured. "'We musi realize the realities liam Stanley, accusing him of a He will address the RockvUle Yugoslavia, traveling by train, ported that Sen. John J. Wll- sane. of the war,’’ he stat^, “and en liawklsh' position on the Viet Rotary Club at a noontlnie City, Flsu; and a grandchild. PoUce used tear gas to dis- Serrell said. Uamn, R-Del. ,has proposed an The funeral wlU be Monday pcne the crowds, which, in C opyriaht® 1970, ter into a political^ agreement nam war and Southeast Asia in meeting on Monday, briefing AU but one other student in investigation by the Senate Newspaper Enterprise Assn. the members and guests on hla at 8:10 a.m. from the W. P. torn, threw tear gas cannlsters group of 100 was slated to Commerce CXwnmlttee of the fl- with the Viet Con^ represented general. Asked to explain his own posi personal experiences during the Qulsh Funeral Home, 225 nnd fire bombs at poUce. fly home via a chartered air- nanclal coUapse of World Aca- on a proportionate basis.” tion regarding the Vletnam- trip. The rotary meeting wUl St, Manchester, with a •**•--« PoUce said three buildings llne, leaving at 4 a.m. today demy. The prime responsibility of of requiem at St. Maurice’s ”ct afire during the dls- Athens time. The other youth WUUams told, the Senate the W eiss Gets the provision govermqeiit, ac Cambodlan position, Pickett be held at the kOllbrook Res Church, Bolton, at 8. iBurial wlU torbance, including a Nelghbor- waa.sald to be going on alone to committee not only should ex- cording to Steele, would be call said there has been some “fuz taurant in Talcott-vUIe. be in St James’ Cemetery, **ood Youth Corps center. There Parls. amine this particular case, but' ing for a free election to be Manchester. was minor looting, poUce said. ibert and Thomas were also the Industry ln“ general, Police Side overseen by an international Friends 'may caU at the fu- person was reported hos- mg 8,600 students caught in to determine whether leglsla- body. N-Blasts Held N o Cause neral home tomorrow and Sun- P*tollsed with injuries from a __ .'eral Buropean countries tlon is necessary to Ucense and “The United States should day from 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p.m *'“ • ______Mtmday when____ World Academy require, the bonding of travel On Complaint then set a deadline for with _____ State poUep units and poUce fued for baiUcnlptcy. agencies. drawal of all troops,’’ Steele Of Destructive Tremors Police Chief James Reardon, SSwood R. Hardy from nearby Dartmouth Joined said, “including both the North New Bedford poUce in quelling in a report made to Town Man Vietnam troops and the allied WASmNQTON (AP) —Two 18, 1968, in an area covering VBRNON —^BHwood R. Har the disturbance. Rawlins Cited ager Robert Weiss, has suiswer- forces, returning control of the government seismolo^sts said most of the United States. dy, 80, of Belfast, Maine, died Three men were arrested dur About Town ed the complaint reg;istered by country to those who are vlcto- today a seven-year study of Their report in the technical suddenly Wednes^y night at ing a slmUar outbreak in the Omar Shrine dub’s annual In lifei Story Ward Krause at Tuesday night’s rius in the elections.’’ earthquakes showed no iqipar- journal "Science” said 286 un- the hmne of his brother, Ver- West Bind Wednesday night, vialt to the Shriner’s Cripided Board of 'Directors meeting. Steele describes his trip ent connection between nuclear deiground nuclear blasts were non Hardy of 80 O erald Dr. ChlldTMi’a Hoepital in Spring- A Manchester man. Dr. Sed- Krause stated he was assault as “very productive and suc explraiohs and the destructive touched off during that period. Survivors also Include his field, MaM., will be' on Simday. Mck J. Rawlins, 66 Waranoke ed several weeks ago in the yard cessful.” While there be met trem ors. “ We found that 446 earth mother, Mrs. Bdna Hardy of Ehitertainment .at 4 o’clock on Rd., is featured alcmg with two of his home, 87 Walnut St., by with Secretary of State William J. H. Healy and P. Anthony quakes occurred in the 104-bour Coi^iimer Voice a man whose wife had made BMfast; a son, Bklmund Hardy the patio wUl be by the Jane other Coimecticut men In this Rogers and Astronaut Michael Marshall, both of the U.S. Geo periods immediately following purchases at a Main St. music of Bdison, N.J.; add two grand Hart dancers, with music by week's issue of Life magazine. Collins in Saigon. logical Survey, reported Just as the 236 nuclear explosions anA Asked on Board store formerly owned by children. Tymy O’BrigM and his Ameri The article specifically deals many earthquakes occurred be that 447 earttiquakes occurred Krause. Krause said that bills He also discussed the military Funeral services wUl be .Sun Of Penn Central cano Orchestra. Shrlners and with the men in their role as situation in the Southeast Asian fore underground atomic explo within i^milar periods immedi- day at 2 p.m. at the RacklUfe tUeir wives are asked to arrive sent to the customer were Ig sions 'as afterwards. atriy preceding the explorions,” members of the Connecticut nored, and finally Krause in area, Steele said, with officials Funeral-m. Home, Belfast, Maine. WA8HINOTON (AP) — A by- 8:80 to help wheel bedridden Parole Board, and is based on from the United States, Cambo The two scientists said they their report read. formed him the aUeged debt excluded earth tremors occur The R iriie Funeral Home, 76 consumer voice In the reorganl- children to the patio, and to one day of peuole hearings. dia, and South Vietnam; with “Attempts to show thot'eartfa- would be turned over to the ring within about five miles of Ww^iect SL, RockvUle, waa in gafion of the Penn Central raU- helP prepare and serve the re The two other men included the troops, the man on the quakes extend more than a few Small Claims Court. (The al atomic ' explosions since re ohanp of «rangementa. ^ requested today by __ In the article are J. Bernard street and the clergy. tens of kilometen from Qioae leged offender’s nsune wiU not searchers previously estab Oates, chairman, and only full He came away with the Im (nuclear explosion) sites have Mra. WinUun H. Smith ^ The Kellner Family reunion appear in this story since it lished that “relatively small Hart said he has written both time member of the parole was not mentioned Tuesday pression that “we made a mis been unsuccessful,” diey report will be held Sunday, July 26, at earthquakes are triggered close ed. A kilometer is about five- Mrs. Opal Smith, 84, df Bast Federal Judge J(dm P. Fullam board; and Howard Sacks, night.) take going into Vietnam. . .It the Oabbey cottage, W. Shore to the sites of some nuclear ex eights of a mile. Hartford, wife of William H. of the Eastern District of Penn- ______board member and dean of the Krause said two officers re seems to me we’re squander plosions.’’ Dr., Coventry Lake. In the The report, they said, was Smith, died yesterday morning sylvanla, and George M. Staf- “ ent of raui' the reunion wlU University, of Connecticut Law sponded to his call after the al ing too many resources there." The findings bolster Atomic at Manchester Memorial Hos- ford, chairman of the Interstate gg held on Aug. 2. School. leged assault; took him to the “We have been too generous Energy Commission contentions triggered by a study repprted in PitoL Commerce Commission, asking Dr. Rawlins has served on police station, where he signed with South Vietnam. ,^One only that underground testing .pro the same Journal last year by 8h« is also survived by a sis- that consideration be given to Manchester Jaycees will meet the parole board since his ap- ah affidavit; and obtained a has to be in Saigon three hours duces only harmless surface af three dfaer scientists. Hiat ter. pointment by then Gov. Abra-. warrant. Krause added the in to see the black marketeers tershocks beyond the Immediate study cwicluded underground naming a consumer represents- Monday at 8 p.m, at the BriUsh- explosions triggered aignifiaant / Funeral services will be to Uve as one of the trustees for American Club, Maple St. ham Riblcoff In' 1959, serving correct given name of the al living off the American taxpay blast sites. earthquake activity for at least’ morrow at 1 p.m. at Hirimes as its chairman from the spring leged attacker — actually his ers,” Steele said. Several ABC projects over the the railroad bankruptcy. ' ------32 hours afterwards and at dis Funeral Hom e, 400 M ain S t wife’s — appeared on the affi While he generally supports past several months have been Judge ..Bhllam will nominate of 1967 until the board was ex tances up to 687 m iles. The Rev. William Taylor, pas* the trustees who must be ap Tour Planned panded from three to nine mem davit and the warrant. Later, he President Richard Nixwi for met with flurries o t protests tor of the Church of the Naza- proved by the ICC bers in the spring of 1968. said, the warrant was ordered sending troops into Cambodia, from citizens’ groups which Healy and Marshall,' both ot The plans ilwim hen an for dnwtngs used as the group by solid, non-load bearing addition, three fourth grade with the qieolflc problems of or iastnictlpn of very extsad to the rear of the con- the National Center fgr Earth rene, will officiate. Burial will Consumers are deeply in- Dr. Rawlins has also served withdrawn, and no further ac Steele said the Cambodian situ feared the explosions might sqt 'A m i^opOMd %i> Am beats tor determining a cost walls. classes in the southeast section, another levrt. groups. oeotlag hallway bateresn ths be in WUdroee Cemetery, Big Of Long Lane, tion has resulted. This was the quake Research at Menlo Paxh, three fifth grade rlnssas in the The - m edia center wrould vedved in the future of the rail as the Greater Hartford area ation "remains uncertain.” off wlde^read tremors. ' iRobertson Sebool, oos of thm estimate, the next step in i««- The jagged - lines I between hOmeographtiM and exlatliig old aiad asw butidlags. Bear Ridge, Kendricks, Idaho. crux of his complaint. Numerous nuclear tests in the Calif., said their data did "not northeast section, and three eerye partially as a library and activlttaa would occur in the Each Uadoigartoa room would road, both as the ones who pay chairman of NAACP (National President Nixon’s decision psring tor a referendum oh the class areas signify toiding parti There are no calling, hours. Meriden School Reardon’s report confirms Nevada desert have, so fair, pro show that nuclear explosiona sets of. floor plana and slsvm- sixth grades in ttie northwest as an educational renouroe produotten room at the bs equipped with Its owa toilet tranqxxtation costs In prq(}uct Association for the Advance “has helped our war effort sig proposed constructions. The tions which would allow for that Patrolmen Gerald Calve duced no major sarthquakes, have causative relattotHhipo "tkin dnwtngs appnvsd Thas- The areas designated small area. Admlnlatrators are hoping end of the addition. aad storage area. prices and as taxpayers' who HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — ment of Colored People), as a nificantly, Steele added. “You prcqxMSd m ust be subm itted to groups of classrooms to be open Franoia L. McVeigh 8r. and Jack Ferguson accompan the AiBC reported earlier. An with distant earthquakes. dsy night Ity the m sm bsn ot groups wrould be used foe sm all to include auch thinga aa edu Long'rangd consideration has Flaas for the proposed oon- subsidize the railroad. Hart Members of the UB. House Se- member of the Connecticut the Board of Directors at its to one anotiier for team teach F rancis L. M cV eigh Sr., 60, ied Krause to the station on underground explosion in the The two said evra’ the most .tbs Town Building Committee group instruction and' -wrock in cational tapea and fUma among bean given to tha poaalbUlty of struotioa at Keenay St. aad aaid. ’ toc^ Committee on Crime will Drug Advisory Council, and Is Aug. 4 meeting in order to get ing purposes or other large (d BhMt Hartford, a Manches May 9; Lt. Bdward Winzler or tremor-prone Aleutians, oft the powerful expkMloiis have not xand the Board of Eduoation subjects in which it is usually t^ educational resouraea. totooving the aaUd wralla divid Nathan Hals Sohoola are belag ’’It seems only fair and right tour the Meriden School for a member of both the Manches- on the November ballot group or large area usee. When ter native, died yeaterday at dered them to take an affidavit Alaska coast, caused no major .Building and SMas Ckimmlttsa. neceieary to divide a dam. - 'The areaa dealgnated teacher ing the claaa areas from the prepared by Maahay AaBodates bad a noticeable effect on the The Roberteon plana illustrate these pfutltions are cloeed, a St. Francis HmQiital, Hartford. that they have a voice In the School ter C-DAP (Community De- prior to obtaining a warrant; l/.S . Dollar disturbance. number of earthquakes detected rAddltlonB and renovattons for The subject most often cited room and work room would central area to create a totally end will iqppaar la The HiaiMI for Girls in Middletown lan calls varied, even writhln the sam e dosk in tiielr re^jieotive olaaa the limited use of the open of the Town Building Oonuatt- Daddario, the Democratic can- t Va i . 6, into in Manchester, son of and state subaUfies'to the toad A practicing dentist in Bast proved it; and a warrant, signed Rhhard Manksy, the anhl- the wmlls of t^ building would for the class areas being <&vld- grade. The small groiqi area areas. spmeo idea la the propose^ addl- teo and ihs Board of ■ daeatlon Mrs. Rose MCVelgh of Norwich are on top of special tax conces- Halford, Dr. Rawlins is mar- by Judge BU Cramer, was is-> Of Vietnam tact tor the project has bean be separated from the lava ed into groupa of three. Three would allow a teartier to take The conference rooms and the tion. ... . would Join the tour o f the two at wrork on the plans sin ce esriy tories, wrork room, conference tMrd grade classes would be and the late Patrick MoVeigh, _ W. . -tote juvenile correcUons ^ed to the former Alyce Talla- sued on M ay 11. Vernon one level of readers and let Instruction room at the wrest Two Undeigarten rooms WlU bo hrid on ThaBday, Jhity and had lived most of his life Further, he said, legislation is ferro of Fredericksburg, Va. That day, Reardon reported. (Continued from Page One) Red China M ay. rooms, and the areas designat located in the three arecu in them work undlsturtied while be end of/tbe addition would ba would bs houesd ia ths oliisr 21 at 7:80 in tha Board Room in East Hartford. He was em and the yhave two sons, Wayne Detectives Joseph Brooks and Eight Teachers Tbs approved plans ed media center and the southwest section of the or she concentrated on dealing tor individual Instruction propossd additian wrhktl would of Banast Junior B g h Sohool. pending in Congress to author- ' committee Is shops, foreign perfumes, li ployed as a custodian at the ise $760 mUUon In loans to raU- and Mark. Leo Grover brought the alleged quors, textiles, watohes and oth Releases West Middle School, Hartford. roaua-aroada—a gooaaood poruonuortlon oiof \^cnwhich with probing United all aspectsSUtes assailant to the station, where Schedule Busy PLAY FtICLOS the discrepancy between his cor er luxuries beckon. But the Survivors, besides his wife mayweUgotoPenn<>n^ ^ concentrating South Windsor rect given name and that ap Blums are growing and mother, include two sons, ’’It may wel be that Penn ^ invesUgatlon on the Summer Activity Bishop pearing on Krause’s affidavit The austerity of life in North Francis L. McVeigh Jr. and Central went into bankruptcy iiandunj. juvenile offenders. and the warrant was discovered. Vietnam, which I observed for Eight staff members of the (Gontinned from Page One) Frederick P. McVeigh, both at because it waa not serving the Daddario Said. Little League 18 days last February, bears Ut- home; two daughters, Mrs. At that point, Pcardon’s re Vernon school system will re marketplace in a way to encour- .jj,g Meriden school also has Ue resemblance to the colorful, same treatment and care as the Kathleen Myers of - West Hart Family Picnic port continues, the officers con ceive special training in their age financial success,’’ Hart i)^en the object of federal and tacted Prosecuting Attorney Eu noisy, mechanized existence fields this summer, it was an- other foreign prisoners,” the ford and Mrs. Patricia BotU- said. ’’Intrinsic In that. Is that state studies as a result of fre- that South Vietnamese are pui^ Chinese r^iort added. “He waa ce llo at East Hartford; a broth Due on Sunday gene Kelly and Infcrmed him of noimced by Albert J. Kerkln the cmisumer was not well quent escapes, allegations of suing. in good health and led a regular er, Bdward McVeigh of West the error. Kelly, Reardon said, Jr., assistant superintendent in served either.' brutal treatment of some youths Hanoi seemed in a quiet rev life .” Hartford; a slater. Miss Doro The Little League fatally pic ordered that the alleged offender charge of student devel(T>ment and complaints of 'working con erie. The center of Saigem has Redmond’s mother, M n. Ruth thy McVeigh of Norwi^ch; and nic will be held rain or shine be released without being finger services and supervision. ditions by employes. more raucous taxis to the block Redmond of Yonkera, vistted two grandchildren. Sunday at Schaub’s Grove, printed or photographed, and Three teachers will be train “ In theory our Institutions are than Times Square at midday. him three times in prison, the The funeral will be tomorrow Warehouse Point from 1 to 7 asked to make a court appear ed in the Orff Music Method General no longer Intended to punish, You can see the affluent getting last tim e in 1968. Several yecurs at 10:16 a.m. from the Benja p.m . ance on a given date. Kelly con for handicapped youngsters. but rather to rriiabWltate the rich. Nearly everybody is ago a fund of 81 million was min J. Callahan Fhneral. Home, Games and prizes will be part firmed this in an ettached let This is a state financed project prisoner,’’ said Daddario in of Jhe activities. There is no scrambling for a piece of the ac raised by puUlc subecriptian to 1602 ^aln St., Bast Hartford, M issing ter. in cooperation with East Hart comments on the five-hour tour. admission charge and anyone tion. Some worry, of course, buy hla release, but the admin with a Mass of requiem at 8t Reardon reported the warrant ford. The teachers are Anthcmy “The fact that one-half of all interested in any further in that the boom will bust. istrator of the fund, Uwyer Sol Rose Church, Bast Hartford, at ' (Oontmued from Page One) was withdrawn on M ay 18, and Magliocco, supervisor of spe persons arrested 'in 1968 were formaUmi is asked to call Sonia his department has no knowl There la no precise way to Friedman of Yonkers, was un 11. Burial w ill be in 8t. M aty's cial education; Mias Eleanor cate that the enemy force will under 18 years of age and that Friedman, edge of what transpired between compare the cost of the United able to get anywhere with Red Cemetery, Bast Hartford. Lewis, supervisor of vocal mu- reach Slem Reap in about two an average of 72 'per cent of The Democrstlc Town Corn- Kelly and Atty. Arnold Klau, the States’ Investment in South riCj and Miss Diane Judge, a Chinese missions be visited in PAVED PLAY There are no calling hours. Ehirope or even to get sny Infor- weeks. Angkor is considered a these youths will be re-arrested mittee will meet tonight at 8 defendEint’B counsel Vietnam with what the Soviet ^^acher in special education. ifiation about Redmond. likely spot^or Sihanouk’s return within five yearsi’’ he added, in the Council Chambers of the Kelly's leltor stated that Klau Union and Red China have Two staff members received Birtiop Walsh entered the because it was the capital of the “ makes me wonder if our prac- Town Hall, claimed his client had been spent to help North Vietnam. state grants for ooursework priesthood 66 yean ago at Ma-. ancient Khmer kingdom. tlce has caught up with our Mrs. Joanne Kilgore of South falsely detained on a defective An executive in the U.S. de with handicapped youngsters. Senate Votes ryknoU, N.Y., and was a mis- Viet Cong and North Viet- ^ Wln^r' is the new p^llc warrant and requested Krause fense industry has estimated They are William Gregonis namese t«^^ occupied part of Dadtorio promised to mea- reding Mrs be arrested for assaulting his slonaty in China from 1818 to that the cost ratio is probably who will work with emotionally 1886. Stem Reap and the Angkor resigned client. Kelly said a retdew of the disturbed children, and Rich PAVED PLAY Limit on Loan about 100 fo r 1 fo r arm s al. toree South Vietnamese camps Weinstein said. expense, the L. St. Onge, D-Second' Dlstrictt "’would be in the best interest of W ednesday, Superior Ctourt ’ —tlw ranger and infant^ Joseph A. Walah,^ Bridgeport’s ed. w ent - t o Italy, Austria and the United States and constitute Judge Aaron J. Palmer reCemd ^y'^ctl^jSSrooSroir'wiy. "*"■ Nha Trang and thtf poUce superintendent, sms not CorgecUcut’a senators, Thom- F rance in -Agust on a Ju a reassuring influence on non- the townapei^e’s reqiiest for h rptoR BoS.ssdWy by,. tenitotlal miUtia school outside available late Thursday for com- as J. Dodd and Abraham RiU- diciary Committee investigation Oommunlst governments in the ifijunctioo to the federal "“ inSrSmrjSSmL menu on the cases. cqff, each went on two govem- of refugee camps. A sU .’ ’ c o u r t ( •
^AGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD, MANCHESTER. dONl^U FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1970 PAGE ELEVEN Manchester i Fear Undermines Relations Hospital Phone Tips on How to Perk Up Tolland • ■ C o lu m b ia Hospital Notes — WE’RE MOVING ~ Between Haves, Havenots ' The telephone number for Manchester Memorial Hospi- Your Summer Vacation Tm ih at Crandall’s Park Farm Payments Program v T s ir m o HOURS V tal was changed a few By JOHN OONNIFF fere with the poUUcs of the Intemiedlate \Oare Semi* months ago, but too late to GARAGE SALE AP BoatneH Analyvt By HAL BOYLE manufacturer and get anything country. This Is entirely unde- private, noon-2 and 4 p.m. be listed correctly in the new Marked hy Girl Scout Troop NEW YORK (AP) —Are you back. I Accepting Certifications '8 p.m .; private raoms, 10 a.m.- phone books. The hospital bored with routine vacations? Create a television'commer Riding Lawnmower, Oriental Rugs, Crib, StroDer, $ p.m., and 4 p.m.-8 -p.m. number is 646-1222. . Members of Qlrl Scout Troop marching In tomorrow’s parade Participants in the 1^0 cause he failed to round one Don’t you get tired ot sweat cial that will automaticaily Lamps, Toaster, Broiler, Tables and much more. th^uj^^er'^acto. sometoes'^aTV®"“d®' Pediatrics:. Parents allowed Feed Grain Program have been buoy. keeps open—and pertu^u wid- ing all day in a hot rowboat self-destructive seconds after it '6020 have marked the nature in iWlllington. .^my time except noon-2 p.m.; has been shown once. trail at Crandall's Park with Fir® Chief Fran WU- sent a reminder on certification Sunday’s sailing competition Mliers, 2 p.m.-8 p.m. Glastonbury; Mrs. Rosalie La- trying to catch a wary wiOl-eyed Sot., July n . Sun., July 12— 10 A.M. - 5 P.M. pike, and then sitting all night Train couple .of garter the coK>peratton the Tolland Symonds,. Arthur and compliance with the pro- was completed in 42 minutes, Self Service: 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Roe, Mansfield Center; Anna gram, according to Joseph P. (Mrs. Nuhfer sqid that the time have-not naOwis. It is the salt In .. P. Lindholm, Lindholm’s Cor inla resort hotel’s frigid cOcktail snakes to keep your socks up. T.iniAK Kendall, Arthur Howard, Cecil the wound • * ■ of economic 4 pm .-8 p.m. 140 McGratli Rd (off Ryo St.) South Windsor Junior Woman a C3ub. The Evans and Robert Clough have Szegda, chairman of the Tol ner, Andover; Mrs. Cecelia lofUige in hopes ot snaring an- Construct a private trough for was still very gocxl. since 90 The have-nots need Industry ^*"*naUon Is conj*anUy exacer- Intensive Care and Coronary government employes who are marking will count as a Troop been named delegates to the land County Agriruitural Sta minutes are allowed before a Care: Immediate family only, Manner, 674 Wetherell St.; Mrs. unwary glassy-eyed blo^e? In order to Improve their stand- ‘ **® demagogues of na- weary of eating out of the public Service Project. State Fire Association Oonven- bilisation and (Tonservation ( anytime, limited to five min- Nellie E. Sedgwick, 68 Croft Dr.; M w , you’re in a ciihular rut race is called off because of in ard of living and complete with those of the left, trough. Committee (ASC). ntes. Avlnd K. Beck, 46 Devon Dr.; that goes nowhere. You’re wast Thornton Secor of the ToUai^ sufficient wind. Albert Shifran developed nations. But fear of ®®"*® generously No one yet has thought up a Mrs. Margaret McKay, 31 Rus ing your time. You might as County Hhctenslmi Service and Twelve members of the local Participants are reminded took first place; George Hub economic domination prevents *er *he exclusive pur- Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m.- surefire way to cook spaghetti sell St.; Mrs. Joyce T. Smith, well be back in the office telling Mrs. James Titus, troop loader, **'® department are taking a that early and accurate certifi- bard, second; and Martha them from being enthusiastio **^® ®* making trouble and 12:45 p.m., and 0:80 p.m.-8 'backwards. (San you? p.m .; others, 8 p.m.-4 p.m., and 23 Hemlock St.; Chester W. lies around the water cooler. ;HER GLASS GO ■ OF MANOdEBTEB assisted the glrto In Identifying ’*'®‘**' *’®*®“® course at Crystal caticMi means earlier farm pay- ’Turek, third. some say. V ®nnos. Bake some^ free custard pies 6:80 p.m.-8 p .^ Flavell, 87Ii: Bluefleld Dr.; Paul What you need is a vacation and tagging the plants, trees ^ ® ’ ments this year. Farm program A meeting of the club was Hie haves are fearful also. ' *®ar shuts the door tb for statesmen who say it is payments are expected to be Ehcpropriation has been too hadly needed foreign capital, Age Limits: .10 In maternity, T. Koch, 40 Olcott St. that will snap you out of it, a va 54 McKEE STREET m m and shrubs along the trail. Bulletin Board . held on Nuhfer’s Beach after against their principles to throw completed by the end of August. common for them not to be thus creating conditions prop!- 12 In other areas, no iliidt in Also, Mrs. Cynthia K. Werner cation spent in doing things mud. The signs for the trail were A teen dance at Oandall’s the races. Members went over self-service. Now is the time to bring fai youp tereens to be veiMlied. Processing and computing of wary of foreign entanglements, tlous -for inflation and political and daughter. East Hartford; you’ve never done before. Invent a wrap-around, sleeve made by Tolland IQgh School Park will be held tonight from the rules and made two chang Storm window'glate replaced. the total payment earned by a Sometimes they get paid fairly Instability, which in turn cause Mrs. Joanne Rawlinitis and Like what? Well, the choice is less necktie wide enough to be Industrial Arts instructor R.J, 7:30 until 10:80 to benefit the es. Now, all races will begin at ' TIm administration reminds participant is begun as soon as for property that Is taken, more the fUg^it of loc^ capital." daughter, 201 Green Manor Rd.; endless, ^ o r example, you used also as a dressing gown. AUely and .. students Gerald local Ckiurant-Jaycee baseball 11:30 a.m., instead of in the often not. So why take the risk? And a Filiilmo businessman visitors that with constrnction . Mrs. Sherril Anne Ferguson and might— AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Works and 'thomas PanfUl, team. Dancing will be held on he certifies, in the county of afternoon and there will b€^nly under way, parking space Is Is there any land in the world Early In the 1960s, when the explained: It is doubtful "11 son, Parker B rl^ e Rd., Ando Count the goose bumps on a where the natives. aren’t rest- with materials donated by the the beach to the music of the fice, that he has complied with one race on a given day umess Industrial world was perhaps the population as a whole limited. Visitors are asked to ver. frightened wart hog. GLASS FllRNITURE TOPS Tolland Juniors. Medusas. 1- program provlsimis. bear with the hospital while the less? How about going there and there are make-ups of races more confident of its ability to “ If" the population as a whole Cross-breed crabgrass with The nature trail was staked IBte Democratic Town Com- Details on acreages and bases parking problem exists. building a rest home for those! which have been canceled. perform miracles, it promised has any preconception of phobia four-leaf clovers so that when a MIRROR^ (Fireplace and Door) out by Mrs. Earl Hopkins and niittee will meet tonight at 8 who want to get away from lt( are forwarded to the data pro ’Ilie club Invites anyone in. to n a n w . the gap. It failed, and against foreign capital. Since patch of it grows in your lawn all? Mrs. ’Thomas Morgan, members 1" the Town Hall, Railroad Fixes cessing center where payment .terested' In becoming a mem now there Is a threat of the gap the business sector is often ~+^^Pa«entB Today: 269 you’ll feel downright lucky. PICTflRE FRAMING (all types) of the Tolland Juniors’ 0>nser- The Tolland VFW Post 241 Put a bean up a teen-ager’s checks are prepared and return ber to Join. Any novices in growing wider. more articulate . . . the spector Track down the guy who nose. vation Committee. will hold a benefit steak, eup* ADMITTED YESTERDAY; Pension Price opens cans o f worms instead of /WINDOW and PU TE GLASS ed to the county office for dis terested in Saturday races These were some of the per of economic colonialism is more Search the zoos for an ele- The Girt Scouts have express- P®*" tomorrow night from 7 un- Mrs. Barbara U. Celia, 27 Gard closing them. tribution. should contact Stanley Luques, ci^ita gross national product often projected." PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The l^ant with so much self-control lib Enclosure from $39 to $45 phi« inwtallfttfam ed the hope that townspeople ^ followed by dancing Until ner Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Rita A. Organise a marathon flag Spot checks for compliance fib r e s for less developed coun- ' And how will the fears be les- Penn Cential railroad says he can stop after eating only secretary. Coulombe, 38 Redwood Rd.; pole-sitting contest for politi will take advantage of the na- The dinner is being held to with program provisions will be tries in 1068; Hondoras $240, Bo- sened before the gap grows former board chairman Stuart one peanut. Youth Musie David Scott Currier, Glen Dr., cians who’ve bored you -by their tore trail, adtich is < ^ n to the raiao funds for the ’Tolland made during the remainder of uvla $171,. India $86, Ethiopia wider and the world more un- T. Saunders, forced to retire at Launch a campaign to mifii- Special music was provided Tolland; Mrs. Martha M. Di- fence-sitting tactics. public at no charge. Midget 'Football League. the program year. $68,'U ganda $93, Philippines stable? 60, will be pensioned at about mlze the maxiskirt and -maxi for the morning worship serv Tarando, 96 Pine St. • John Fish Take Dean Martin fb a marsh Members of Troop 6020 aiio The Tolland Historical Socle- Sailing Races $198. $114t(X)0 annually. mize the miniskirt. ice last Sunday in the (Columbia Most of the businessmen said er, 21 Flower St.; Mrs. Theresa mallow toasting orgy. participated in the project are 1)^ hold a. dance in the old Mrs. Marshall Nuhfer, start And these were the ^ r capita the burden of easing the fears Get American Indian tribes to Congregational Oiurch when G. Fracchla, RTO 1, Hebron; Saunders was ousted In a sur Nanette Kobllck, Susan Slavik, ®n the Green tomorrow er for the Columbia Lake Sall- flgUTM^ for some developed reste with foreign Investors, Give Milton Berle a new old sign a new peace^ pact under Camp Asto Wamah youngsters Mrs. Theresa D. Gardner, Lake- prise administrative upheaval chestnut to tell. Laura Boweiing, Sherri Hamp- nl*ht from 6 p.m. until 1 a.m. $*>121. who must show a. greater wlll- which they’ll agree to quit send tag caub, said their races got participated. view Dr., Columbia; Patricia June 8, along with two other top Send your boss a box of a dqz- BITUMINOUSI ton, Debra B^thrlch, Kim Collector Earl Beebe will ^ e d e ^ $8,180, BVance $2,899, ingness to become an integral ing up smoke signals. After all, off to a good start this past A group sang the spiritual Gilman, Stafford Springs; An officials. en assorted molehills and see Krechko, Natadia Bowen, Mar- he at the TOwn Hall tomorrow Japan $1,283. part o f the host country’s econo- if we are^ever to lick the prob weekend. "Swing Low Sweet CSiariot" drew Goldsnider, South St., He is entitled to his salary how many mountains he can nl Bowen, Linda Fetko, Tam from 6 a.m. until1 1 rp.nu for Pnxw that fear is undermin- my. ^ lem of afr pollution, we’ve got to ,] . There were no Lightnings or and Miss Cynthia 'Wheeler sang Ing efforts to close the gap is re- no. . Coventry; Mrs. Helen Heller, 133 until Aug. 8 then wlU start col make of them. my Fetko, Sandra Henry and the convenience of / :residents G>lin35 Camera Clinic makp'a firm start somewhere. DRIVEWAYS 0>mets entered in Saturday’s as a solo, "I Want Jesus to vealed clearly in a su rv ^ of 184 developing countries for Conway R d.; Mr.q. Judith G. wishing to pay the!h el/ taxes in lecting his pension, the railroad Build a love nest in that un JX^es, why should anyone be Parking Areaa • Gas Stations • B^ketball Courts Margie Titus. two sailing races. Johnson, il l Cambridge St.; used corner of your attic. person. Colin Donahue, three-year-old son of Mr, and Mrs. Pat Donahue, Watch Hill, R. I., decided to help Daddy Walk with Me.” business leaders from 61 coun- ‘>"P™ve their said Thursday. ybbred on his vacation? Just look Now Booking for Spring Work Mansfield Visit The first race for the Sail- Jennifer Jones, 25 Marlon Dr.; The Tolland Boys League All get ready for vacation by cleaning the Camera—with a garden hose. (AP Photofax) Miss Wheeler, a counselor of tries, published by the National h ‘"vestment. The railroad, the largest in Borrow a new trouble and re*' around you, ’There are a million PLAGE YOUR ORDER NOW BEClAUSE OF A Members of the Tolland Jun- fish (small category) finished Industrial Conference Board. the business Raders stated, prl- Joseph E. Morlconl, 54 Somer turn an old one. the camp, is a student of sacred the nation, has petitioned for re worthwile things Just waiting PRICE INCREASE SOON lor Woman’s Club Home Life Star Team will hold their first in 36 minutes, 'with George set Dr.; Mrs. Patricia M. Petru- music at Union Theological Sald a Jamaican executive: ^ organization under a federal See if you can find a baidt that for you to-do them. AU Work Personally Supervised, We Are 160% InoorOd. Committee held a party last practice’ session tomorrow from Washington area, knocked out fax County, Va., to Prince Rockies to the western Plains. Hubbard finishing in first place, ziello, 19 Ann Dr., South Wind will let you open a savings a c •ted hall at 2 to 5 p.m. on IFleld 1 at La- i v a i l O I l » tt C a l l l C r Seminary. bankruptcy law. night for tiieir adopted power and telephone lines and Georges County, Md. Fair and generally pleasant Marshall Nuhfer second place sor; Mrs. Margaret A. Rak, 72 count without having to lug . weather prevailed in most other eign InveLr t a rop’l^em.^i ''aJ^‘er‘“dil^m r^‘f Penn Central also announced the Mansfield State Training vitt’s Field on South River Rd. By THE ASS4KTATED PRESS flooded numerous low-lying Heavy thunderstorms and Albert Shifran in third. Kenneth Dr., Vernon; Stephen Thursday the resignations of home an electric toaster or A little vinegar added to. the II DeMAIO BROTHERS School. Hie party at Binet Hail AH boys are to report in unl- ’Thundershowers lingered ®® sections of the nation. Tempera Manohester Evening Herald a'■JS^re'^centa'Sr'"*’’ “‘““*d ^ saidf “ tmenU street intersections. swept parts of the Gulf Coast re- James Preuss circled the iZ C. Tlmreck, 37 Broad St., Willi- three more board directors who piece of luggage; rinse water when washing wool *1 began at 7 p.m. and Included forni. along the eastern seaboard to tures moderated sli^ tly after Columbia correspondent 'Vir mantic. Make a cqllbctlon of prize box CALL 643-7691 course in 40 minutes and re more controllaWe became“ f have affiliations with banks that sweaters will remove traces of the serving of refreshments to VFW Post 241 will meet Sun- day foUowlng heavy downpours More than inches oft rain gion late 'Thursday. High winds several days of Intense .heat ginia M; Carlson, tel. 228.9224. 3011113 YESTERDAY: A son tops which you can’t mail to the I>ersplratlon odor. poured onto the District ot Oo- accompanying a storm through over Interior portions of the ceived first place in the second national independence.” are creditors of the debt-ridden residents and entertainment ®. * 6 ". ""ist take the first Mrs. Robert Brunson, 21 Jan The Tolland Volunteer Fire'ToUanO correspondent Bbtte The cloudbursts late Thursday ‘ wo hours Thursday afternoon, ous areas. ranged from 4G at Quillayute, competitors by massing all their steps? The courageous, it would Dr., Vernon; a daughter to Mr; Interest. . the Wash., to 91 at Blythe, CaUf. though he came in third, be- land, R.I. T O E U iu v S v T h e Drug Store thal Department responded to 17 Qualrale, tel. 876-2846. snarled rush-hour traffic in the Flooding occurred from Fair' Showers jierslsted from resources to quell competition appear. Otherwise fear will and Mrs. J. Leach, 689 Main St. There were 23 directors W from a small local company.” rule. DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: January 1970. Eight remalp; calls during June, including ______^ " four car fires, three brush fires, A Ugandan businessman: "It Jamie Dalgneault, 16 'Highland > Saves You M-nney is also known that the foreign Inotant Forest Ave., Rockville;; David McDer one structure fire, three rescue Investing partner tries to inter- mott, East Hartford; Ernest Pact with Reds and four mutual aid calls. Three HIGHLAND PARK, Bl. (AP) Valvano, 378 Tunnel Rd., Ver standby calls for other depart ATHENS (AP.) — Greece and M l — A large instant forest is being non; Fletcher C. Rae, Rt. 31, ments were recorded in the log. Bulgaria have signed an agree installed on an 11-acre site as Coventry; Philip C. Hultgren, • FREE PARKir.G The local firemen have been landscaping for a $4.6-mllUon 181 Ferguson Rd.- I?aren Strl- ment establishing their border challenged to a game donkey along the Evros riverbed, the apartment complex. maltis, Enfield; Mrs. Gamlla DRUG STORES ' FREE DELIVERY baseball by the WUUngton Fire Foreign Mnlstry announced to m Max A. Mats, chief landscape Salama, 21 Alpine St.; Richard Department. The game will be day. rpRESCBlP ' OrclUtect for the Chicago Park E. Martin, 201 Main St.; PhyUls HARTFORD MANCHESTER ROCKVILLE • CHARGE ACCOUNTS held Aug. 7, and tickets are plstrict, heads a firm that K. Davis, East Hartford; Mrs. The agreement provides for WINDSOR available from the firemen. created the plan that calls for Emma Washburn, RFD 1, El irrigation of about 6,000 acres, of • PRESCRIPTIONS The Tolland Twlrlers, spon planting 13,416 trees, bushes and lington; Daniel DeVeau, 322 Oak Greek farm land, the announce sored by the fire department, flowers on a portion of the land. land St.; Mrsf. Yvonne Wright, ment said. • COSMETICS and the fire department Aux Nine acres will be left' free of 12 Highland Ave.r RockvlUe; Greece’s military government f H O M E 643-IS05i or 643-I50& iliary will Join the firemen in growth to give the area an Mrs. Maureen Cox. 112 Eldrldge is making a determined effort to Junior Hula-Hoop open-land appearance. St.,; Mrs. Agnes Klukas. Box improve relations with So-viet OPEN ElERY SUNDAY FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENGEI Wesiclox Many of the trees—honey lo- 464, Coventry; Mrs. Dorothy Bloc countries. 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Vemon PiibUc Records' Pair Receive BRi I m a SUMMiR TREE CARE : f i^ 'l PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1970 m^to Allan C. ata tav^y P. residents' became NOW IS THE TIME TO PRUNE YOUR TREES AND ALSO Dr. Joseph Kristan Quits AMA Johnson, property at 16 Blsle , , TO SHAPE THEM UP. IT IS ALSO A GOOD TIME TO w e ■ enjoying himself with his first brought back memories to Cash: Dr., conv^ance tax $27.60. American clUaens this morning CHECK THE TREES FOR BBACINO OF WEAK b r a n c h e s : Common Ills: I I r 0 f f m M V ^ J O nTH Ty , big fllm-he has appeared as "Last tlmo I got up at dawn U M E n aierwood Circle Ihc. to Rich- hi U. S. District Court In Hart- tOCIdy S ■ U llllll ■ ' T a • * T ar 1 hinuelf In minor^ones. He co- and went home at sunset was To Protest Stand on Abortion ard H. and Katiuryn K. Yellen, ford. FOR COMPLETE TREE CARE CALL ■ St&rS •■'***' TYs\iiflp1tiw d been riding motorcy- In New Jersey 68 FALCON FUT. 67 COu 6 a R e l ^ M ttage^rectora. ,, the Interagency on Smoking In m to Um." notlc class can quickly bring on ^los all afternoon." see the town prostitute. In the 67 V o l k s w a g e n SPORT C»UPB, 6 AUTO. DBa,UXa BBDAN. WHITB. H I. 8, auto., PS, PB, btus. A MancheMer native and Hartford area 1s chairman *’®P®> Nicest, poverty, a . w £ e^ ^ - Man. And «>, as midnight ap- oblivion. Kales says they tend to MTis^aVrnT^^men both were TOURQ./BLK. VINYL to ^ t^ ^ m m l t t e e ’ on lltedlctne ®‘“ ® mentally defective child, proached and most of the lights suppress the apparenUy impor- a^ieep, the newsman left-^e to ROOF U 9 S 1896, received^ B A. degr^ ^m ^ Reuglon for Connecticut, all may puU on your heart- Dr. Dr Kristan Kris^. studied at Joh5»*5?^.8^ ^ ^ ^ 11895 Upper Iowa CoUege In 1963. Fol- genlor fUrtt surjteon for the Air 191.8 8 1 8 5 swings, 0 , 8/UL but tuojr roinov© they the UllS Hooklns—'-g———#Hopkins UnlvenHtvUniversity nnriCUand8V8 Are- O " 73 weiis bu, Aug. x, o«u SSuu“‘th^ S r S ^ v ^ f^ ^ p lS seeks-to ^ ^“’^'^ d n S lT ^scene. How lowing two years in the U.S. * * argument — from the basic, "Hiia celved his medical degree there AnMi No. 1.” could I do that and then record National Guard and a member Hieodore Alan Angel, Hart newsman went up four flights to “blck” the sleeping pill habit— Frost reported later that It ^ 1946. He served with the U.S. A self-recovered insonuilac— an album of hymns? Or talk on 68 OLDS 65 KARHAN GHU 65 VOLKSWAGEN Navy, he Joined the Iowa Train- Aerosuace Medical Asso- *® a human Me.” He Insisted, In ford, and Karen Paulette Bvani- ’’RaybestosSgVIanhattan an eerily hushed laboratory **“ sleep-shop man hour, ..j learned how to relax aU my my television 'showi about what CONVERTIBLE tag school staff in September l? o „ . hHL iTn p^ei^t “You must settle that ftat.” A. 1 Cutlass Supreme 2-Dr. BT. COUPE, RED BLUB, SHARP , 4-speed, green. 11395 ^ p l « w h e r e b y met Lester ^^beunds’’^ *?evere catch-up ^ wUl’’-D lne ^ a reUglon means to my life? Why, 8 $1296 toge counselor before leaving ^i^uon and Is a member of the have the Hippocratic Oath Korean War. He has been prac- J“ *i®® . 280-pounder, six ____ , 5 * . brisk trade In vibrating beds I’d be a hypocrite: 2245. Robert William Andrews, the school to obtain his mas Greater Hartford Council on Al hanging on our office walls and ticing in Rockville for 16 years. ter’s In social work from the Storrs, and Jacqueline Marie Ihdewl he ta an Insomniac- ® " ' ’ to slGmber. couldn’t do a scene with a ®naked ^ coholism and Drugs. Dunkelberger, 17 Spruce St "ever since I was a Ud ” psychiatry j^en he had had It. 67 V0LKEWA6BN 69 VOLKSWAGEN University of Iowa. After com Dr. Kristan, who is 66, said ■uu.B X ww » uu. gjyg______jijg_____ team_ has had promls-__ * 1 ,0, I f H » From his headquarters In a woman Iri the very first impor- 66 VOLKSWAGEN DEa.UXE SEDAN DELUXE SEDAN pleting his studies in March of Anthony Francis VendltU, ORIARTY And indeed he does work In a though still tentative, re- ,, ™ ® teiejMione mterview a (w ♦ ment and down the stairs and taken.care of. 1395. Church of Assumption. they don’t completely help me." non-barbiturate hypnoUc chloral “*®t T® ijl" * ® ® ^ you’U find It,” said a bundle-boy "Last Friday it came Ume to , .. .. , __ which Is supposed to reflect the Fanner Subsidy Ceiling attitudes of'^Z^ American doc- Building Permlto Remember his name—Lester hydrate—a plU form of the so- ^ , In giving directions—Dine cited do that scene. I asked K ^n If 1967 FO R D 67 DODGE DART er Miss Maryann Mucclo of ,, . _ .ho Alexander Ctirelll, alteratliHiB ERCURY Jordgn—because he might wind called "knock-out” drops used to ne repiiw. Ana j examples of how his wares have she had seen any of the new 1968-VOLKSWAGEN WASHINGTON (AP) Hie surprise turnabout. Ghia Coupe SQUIRE WAGON 2-Dr. HT. 8, auto., PS., Manchester, ie the parents of ; it ^ Nixon admlnistratim has decld- Poage, a staunch defender of to ^ residence at 91 Norman St, up in the annals of medicine as convert a shot of whiskey Into a ^ ^ helped prominent people with pages. She said there weren’t White 8 AUTO PS PB yellow/blk. vinyl roof. twoiwv sons,D«^, tachael,.oiuuuu, 8o, ouuMd uaviu,David, ®“«»orlty of the ^ t e reSOlU- de e- one of the pioneer particlpanta "hllckey Finn,” at least In the ”"ked** “® steep problems: any new pages. ’That's when I ed to fig^it a Senate-passed limit paying farmers for Idling excess $ 1 7 9 6 GREEN $1996 ___ 1695. tlon since there was no vote of of $20,(XM on government farm acres, has acknowledged for A. Choman for Chester Oso- in research that could provide movies. “MUton Berle came to me found out they were planning to ’wmtmmma/BmaasaBBSSsaBum ski, deinoUtion of garage at 26- new aid to millions of insonmia But, he says, whUe the drug ^ V . 1 wl*h double-trouble. He was «h> the scene Just the way It was thoae they represented. He feels payments by going all-out for a some time that some type of „ at «onn 1966 VOLKSWAGEN 1964 VOLKSWAGEN he did not have a voice In the $66,000 Ud, says Rep. W. R. Po- payment Umltation Is Inevitable .®*i sufferers throughout the world, puts people to sleep—and lets “ bothered by traffic noUes, and written. I put my foot down.” 1969 VOLKSWAGEN J.A. Harrison for Buel Grant, The affliction is widespread, them dream—Its maximum ef- *“ he had trouble falling asleep. I After a confrontation with the DELUXE SEDAN;RADIO CONV..NEW.TOP'. C o u rt CasCvS decision. ®age,8®> D-Tex. if___ new_ farm legislation Is to gain gou. and tt has broad ramlflcaUcmo: fecllveness U limited to about a “ ; J™ sold him one of my bedside producers. Cash’s wUl pre- DELUXE SEDAN AUTO A member of the AMA tor 26 Poage, chairman of the Itouse approval In an urban-orlented ?f^**®*'®*' $1196 RED $1195. years, the doctor attended its Agriculture Ctonuntttee, says he Congress.“ 31,000. -Insomnla beseto at least one week. m ’sound-neutrallzcrs.’ It masks vailed. Miss Black remained RADlb PX- BLUE $1896 Sebastian Grepo, demoUtion ... More Than A Slogan ... dBCUIT COURT 16 convention In Chicago a few was told by Agriculture Secre- The administration until re- . o» cum opt of three Americana at some Another, possibly more prom- dlo, so a person ® wouldn’t have out other noises and has a luU- fully clothed, time during their Uves, however ™®thod involves use of el- „ ing effect on the brain. The NashvUle-baaed singer re- West Hartford weeks ago and presented his tary Clifford M. Hardin that ad- cently has been only lukewarm ®°®P uooper hi., 3]^ . IFs Your Guide to Happy Motoring! tempo^ltmlghtbe tom any ‘her areU tlvely rnlldtranqum - :e up to turn them off.” Hepburn, TED TRUDON V0LKSWA6EN Robert Leo Johnsm, 9(1, at views to the group. These ministration muscle would be on the subject, liast year Hardin ^------90S Rachel Rd., Manchester, views, he Inslste, have nothing appUed In support of higher re- offered a plan tor graduated Moriarty Sells Competitively & Services suiKb^lt wh^'"rW'l^"rmce"c'omt^: ™ j^to“ In S “home^ TOLLAND TURNPIKE. TALCOTTVILLE drug called flurazepam, the lat- type woman, had trouble sleep- a projector in ttelr home. had two criminal charges to do with reUgion and go be- strlctlon. payment llmlto which would al- searchers. against him nolled yesterday, yond it. Ho said, "This has to ‘"nie administration told , me producers up to 3110,0(X) for Bishop^s —Insomniacs account tor a ‘®«- ‘*®®*«P‘®«* h®!? k®®P the pa- "18**!” Ing In her hotel apartment In Completely! client asleep. Both drugs are Manchester 64V-2838 Johnson was arrested June 3 do with our understanding of yesterday and today that they crop, m ajor proportion of the |600' New York because there were a repelled by many of non-barbiturates. iot Of musicians living In the today’s films. on a Circuit (Jourt 14 Warrant, what is Me and what Is human were going to go all out for lately Hardin has said the Sister milUon which A m ^cans s i ^ d Hales stresses that he and ixonprescnptioil hotel—and they'd be play- “Nowadays they make movies and charged with robbery with Ute. It Is a philosophical ques- $66,000 and I think they will," administration "could live each year on hypn^c, s ^ v e coUeagues are still looking G lA A M in ry T^illa i**? ®t all hours of the mght fiil®r "the Ideal pUl-one that ^ ^ l e e p i n g r lUS Hepbum wanted to ^^nObody commit' robbery with violence tew, religion, all sciences.” His comments followed number of alternatives being Brand New 1970 J obtained only by prescription- ^ ^ 14 „ g u y In putting get rested for her performances i® offended by that any more, The ciharges (w e«"ta coimec- He wcplalned, "Once the Wednesday’s 63-44 Senate vote ______drugs th^-ars potentially peri- people to sleep: would assure Can Be Perilous in her new show ’Cocoa.’ Aside from the hassel over nu- tion with an AprilAprt' 21*>■* holdup of soerm sperm and and the the earfir egg meet meet this this for an AAgriculture ^culture Department The hard commitment of ad- (Continued from Page One) lous If overused. unaltered REM sleep; and have "Her manager called me ... dlty, Johnny Cash appears to be a Bloomfield dteorating shop *® *1 human Me, whether It’s appropriations bill rider limit- ministration support, however, And this doesn’t count the ad- mimmal effects on mood and LOS ANOELES (AP) — Do and I fxed her up with triple in- ta which two men, using a gun, ® one-day old fetus, a six-month tag to $20,000 the amount of gov- came ^ te r the Seimte action, dltlonal millions of dollars spent performance the next day.” those widely advertised over- surance; A very soft ear-stop- stole nearly $120. old fetus or a one-day-old baby, emment farm payments an ta- Asked specifically if the pledge he received them,” Friedman COUGAR We say there’s no magic point dividual could collect per year, ter "all out” backing came “ ‘ 00 over-the-counter, nonpre- Meanwhile, back a t the Bay- the-counter ' nonprescripUon per that goes inride the ears; a scriptlon Items widely promoted lor sleep-momtorlng laboratory, D eath s In where you can say, ‘Now this There Is no limit under from Hardin, Poage said It did. ^ ’noise-muff’ that goes over the Is a human betag.l’ present farm programs, which The payment controversy has Redmond was a businessman as sleep inducers. where research Is supported by ®io®pioK pUls actually work? ear Itself; and finaUy,.... a nerfso' In China when the Communists ^D0OR HARDTOF —While inisonuilaca collective- the National Aeronautics and Dr. Anthony Kales, director of nMtwUize’r ” Uke~ M r’ Summer Students Earn “Birth," he said, "Is Just a are due to expire this year. been emotional and often cloud- T h e N atio n ly consume hms of drugs, others Space AdrnimstraUon, mattress a UCLA sleep research faculty, that reste on the bedside table ’’ convenient landmark ta a con- Critics have pointed to huge ed by rtietoric exhibiting igno-^ k h o u t to leave u STANDARD COUGAR FEIATURJU; Dual oon-‘ try methods ranging from In- s a le ^ M Jordan was teiiy pre- ^ coUeagues have Dine, 68, also offers a "cat- Honors at WPI ^uous process ending ta pa^ent^^me more ^ Henry J. Masaman Jr. death/* million each—as evidence that ics, poage saia. cealed headlamps, sequential rear turn signals, duced hypnosis and seU-hypno- pared for his scientific beddy- oaUento n®P chair” designed for the ex- KANSAS CITY (AP) — Henry Several local and area resi- ventless side windows, color-keyed nylon oaiiiet- sls to gymnastics or yoga exer- by. found Umt, in general, p ooDoslte of the InsomnlaC- He emnhasized that bioloav fanh proarams help big opera- Nevertheless, fanners now arrested and held Incom- tag, Hl-back bucket seats, all-vtayl Interior, look clses. One of Dr. Frost’s aides was appear to take Just as_long get- act opi^jte^of J. Massman Jr., 64, president of de^haw been nam^ to the conception M^ tors at the expense of email are being paid around $8.6 bU- ConstrucUon Co., ing steering column, 361 cu. ta. 2V 'V-8, fully •®*- ♦ 1 , . , f X to sleeo after taklns Mch the busy executive who wants to Massman h ^ Ita for tlto------springw tem ------ia „ ck...fa/vnTiTiiiirva continulS' anand n vnRTthat rniBthis iis h THniiHi'M. farmers. Hon *»w*» foraw* notaew* producingy cropi^ J?® was tried by L „tontoin the Red synchronized floor-mounted 8-zpeed gearbox, pow> s o il others employ mecl^- ^ ^e ®1^ c i^ i m they do whfn glv- catch 40 winks during a hecUc builders of dams, power plants at Worcester (Mass.) Poly-■ the basic concept we have to The House has twice ta recent The payments \ ^ e a number M ^ e w Ford Motor Company uteguaitl NEW YORK '(AP) —Millard honors, aadntobert A. Grant of ’______Design Safety Features. L of them. Price "Mike” Wear, 78, finan M { L iS S rii^ d e rilfs this strange nightcap "But the potenUal problem Whitney Rd., Columbia. Both M bedsWe soundmaklng derices hooked to a bedside electro- wlUi them U UUs: If they don’t ^Jme. cial writer and film reporter will be Juniors at WPI ta the and reviewer for many years faU. desl^d to cancel out other encephalograps - or "EEG work, users are going to get ------tor Variety, the theatrical trade _ brainwave machine.” EEG ma- more agitated, or Increase the Gthers on the honor list are • ______Exclusive Moriarty Brothers’ Prise! weekly, died ’Thursday. He had ’ Gardner D ., Tarbell n of Wall you^ vmman in Falls chlnesr’hnd associated equip- prescribed dosage—thinking isolated reports of transient per- been with Variety for 88 years. C3iurch, Va., for eimmple, re- continuously record brain that such pills are completely lods of disordered sleep. Maybe St., Hebran, and Bradford R. ports she can’t get to sleep im- activity as squiggly lines on harmless no matter how many there could be transient hallucl- Myrick of 21 HlUdale Rd., South Corduroy may be safely dried CHEWS Windsor, both June graduates (rf I w she flrirt u ^ a her hair- grairfi paper. you take, which Is not true for nations as well. Such pills have hi clothes’ dryer at a medium dryer. She benefits, she says. They tattle on teeth-grlnding, any kind of medicine. also been known to have been heat setting This helps fluff up the Institute. for a look at tomorrow...see Brand New 1970 from both iU warmth and sooth- restless tossing, blanket-wres- "’Hius, we fear there can be used as suicide vehicles . .. Pe- the pile. Remove from dryer Tarbe|l has accepted a posi- ing whir. tling-^ven staring at the cell- side-effects in any such cases— pie have died from taking 20 to while article is still slightly . tion in the State DeportSient of Other insomniacs try such ing. 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PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESIER. CONN- FRIDAY. .TUI.Y TO 1970 PAGE FIFTEEN Coinebkeks TBE ^est Single I Legion, Enfield Tie Lee
Sparks Tigers over RSox Braves Not EARL YOST Sports Editor For Second Time, 1-1 ^ National Leayne Eight Under NEW YORK (AP) — and Minnesota topped California Into the gam e later from the WHITE SOX - BREWEBS— East Division NEW YORK (AP) PADBES • r e d s — third when the fourth ball to 4r2. Kansas d t y and Oakland club house but none did. Carlos May and Ed Hermann W. L.. Pet. O.B. o "n*® Padres raked rookie Willie McCovey was a wUd pitch Two games aiid 18 Tom Fenton went the for two hits wlto teammate Tom ST. ANDREWS, Scotland (A P)— “Just give me two The longest single of Dal .066 — Catch-up ‘ baseball is a fu- pitching ace Wayne Simpson for and scored the'winning run on Notes from the Little Black Book were off. ,, , The victory moved the second ^pped ho^m i^t New ^ k When Jim Martello, former Rockville High and Wes- nings later, Manchester’s Enfield. Joubert, Joe Racine, Steve Na straight 71s and I’ve got the British Open Golf Chira; <, ton Jones’ career and the • I • • . , .847 1% tile game . . , unless you^ nine runs in the 2 2-3 innings he Diets’ roUer to the mound. W n- Both teams scored to the sec deau and Greg Schienda collect Ellirigton Ridge pionship in my pocket,” said flamboyant Loe 'Previnb place Tigers within six games of Chicago White Sox .800 8% leyan University pitching star, was doing a job for American Legion (3-2-2) JUNI«/.(\ OOLt? shortest rain delay in base HOEB^ ■ BED SOX — Baltimore. The Birds bowed to Milwaukee. hold on to what you’ve lasted, but Bench’s fourth-ln- ner Don McMahon worked out.,,„ ond toning. Enfield sent six men ed toe other hits for En'leld. today as he set out on the tourney’s third round. St. Louis .470 8 niijg homer started ClncinnaU of a bases-loaded Jam in the bot- Herbs on Moriartys in a Hartford Twilight League base- baseball team and Enfield’s 18-17 — first gross — Drew Hie Tillers and Red Sox were to toe plate to their half of toe M a o c h u l e r ( 1 > ’The 31-year-old self-styled ------ball history has combined New York when th? Yankees Philadelphia 47 .427 11% caught.^ ^ ^ the way back and toe All- tom of the llto to assure the ball gam6 last Tuesday night at Mt. Nebo, his No. 1 Legion nine are still d ^ d- eb e rbl Thomas 41; second gross — John . , j » # tied at 3-8 in the seventh when - . and Herrmann with the bases frame. ’Two singles, two field\ ^ S 2 Howat 42; first net — Jeff Stone * * ® ^ Mexican, p l a j ^ out of\ to me Is a holiday and oven to keep Baltimore’s East rallied for three unearned runs as the Sox built a 6-1 Montreal 81 .400 14 The Cinciimatl Reds and At- gtaj. catcher unloaded his 28th victory. . fan was standing out in the outfield. Jim’s father, Pete locked. Earlier this season er’s choices, sandvdehed around' oiiha, ’ if Jones belted a two-out drive off in the Sixth inning-the last two 3 / The B r ie r s West Division toe two Zoae Eight entries bat 0 0 43-6-37; second net—Bob Pa- eight-under-^ for ^^en I take a holiday I play 86 Division leaders within chipped lanta Braves moimted big come- homer toe season in toe Dietz drove in two earlier has never made it a habit to sit, or stand, close by when a force out, accounted for toe ^ lozej 46-6-40. one-stroke ahead of holes a day.. I made up my mind the facing of the right field on Jerry Kenney’s bases-loaded Cincinnati 89 28 .703 — hto talented 8 never hit a grand slam either.” Mike Jeffries started on toe ab. Hollk: 3b. Gagnon: ...i... Fen- Stein 74-20-64. ‘T promised my wife four 68’s in case anybody got cocky. that point, the New York runs in • * • M ^ ^ a l (M o ri^ 9-^ at New Dick Dietz’j :>un-Bcorlng ground shutout of toe season when At- be seen 4n attendance at base third picks this spot to steal hlU for Manchester but got re- and Hollk. of the sixth in Baltimore wipbd The umps were alert to Jones’ ASTROS - DODGERS — ton 2. Jeffriee 3; *>, Fenton 7. Jef- Pee-wee under 8 — first — bere and I got two of them. If I “ You’ve got to watito It every TWINS - ANGELS — at at I" lanta struck suddenly in toe ball offerings at Nebd. home, and as he slides across lief help from relikble Brad Ste For Coach Bill .Spanswick’s Meo 3; hits off Jeffriee 8 tor 1 run out by rain, argued a halt in blunder and also to the heckling »h® top half of toe jEise Homing IS; second — B®t two 71’s, I’m in.” minute, not only on toe grotmd < , . j a _ iT have been erased and Baltimore Ihe torrid TWins snapped a 2- Pittsbyigh (N e l^ ^ O ) at St. Elsewhere in NaUonal League eighth. Felix MUlan singled and Denis Menke hit a grand slam * • * toe plate toe pitch, wdiich 'ls to rner to the 10th inning while gang. Bob Whitely pounded out {S ? iSJtaf • 0 tor O rune play long~enough for a shower of the1 Red Sox over some ball- Shawn Finnegan 14. Whether he can produce this but up there in the air,” Trevino would have won 8-4. 'Hie Yan 2 tie in toe ninth when relief at ^® New York Mets rocked Orlando Cepeda homered for homer in toe first Inning and Baseball Quiz toe strike • zone, hits hlfn' and to blow over. Tbey managed to strike calls an inning earlier. kees, aware of toe Jeopardy pitcher Tom Hall poked a two- PhUadelphla ( F ^ a n 6-4) at Montreal 7-1; P 111 s b u r g h two runs; Lum doubled stroked a run-scoring single in bounces a few feet away. The JUNIOR GIRLS one or not, toe ebullient Trevino said with professional caution. get another Inning In, making Plate umpire J<*n Rice their lead was in. delayed leav- out single and Leo Cardenas fol- caUcago (J e n k ^ W O ) blanked St. Louis 6-0 and Hous- home another and Clete Boyer toe third as toe Astros stopped They say baseball Is every- catcher scurries after toe baU,, ‘Public Golf Course with Private Conditions’ 13-18 — first gross — Jean has a whopper of a program The low 68 and ties continue their rally legal and beat toe thumbed pitcher Mike Nagy and y^e field and the sudden lowed with a centerfield homer thumped Los Angeles 9^8. rapped a t)dng three-nin homer. Los Angeles’ wtontog streak at body’s game. . .But is It yours? ‘‘ “ P throws to Ihlni Conyers 83; second gross — Pat "including all toe big ones in on Saturday for toe 18-hole fi- Orioles 7-8 In a game ended by catcher Gerry Moses and then ghower quickly ended. An inning off knuckleballer Eddie Fisher, Ciomnger i-z; ax. Auanui (.xwseu puiiortolnhia onrt the tha Chicagor!hi/’*®® "P®"®** seventh inning. an aide in public relations, as Washington 9, Cleveland 8 venture with Swobodfu—they “ It won’t be a long but will oiUhiU, qmnnln .. _ to^ght. ^fter the ’Hgers loaded toe BALTIMORE (A P )— ^The nDajor led a mini-mutiny, Menne Flying High 10:34-O'Brien, Hunter, Sheldon, sistant road secretary, sales di .N. Chicago 6, Milwaukee 6 don’t call him “ Rocky” for and then talked about overthrowing the American.^... be a position course,” Ovian Hedin Culp, W h o m anned to even bases on an Infield hit and two rector of player personnel, farm (AP Photofax) Minnesota 4, California 2 nothing—so you can imagine L,eajrue’s Eastern Division leaders. * “• said. He will resign his present ^ a3-6oariola, Brmm, Dtekman, hts recoi-d 8-8 by picking up Boe- ^^^8 wlto one out, Vicente director and, since 1964, vice HALF OF AL ALL-STAR STAFF—^Manager Earl Weaver of Baltimore, who Only games scheduled what happens on a graild slam. After toe New York Yankees ------*T position at Ellington Riilge at Romo roU.v.r Oory president in charge of player will lead the American League in Tuesday’s All-Star game in Cincinnati, talks Today’s Gaines When Air Travel Slm)^ the close of toe current season. SwolH^a a ^ lr in g Baltimore Orioles 7-6 -nie gamer delayed 27 minutes - Kamey Ovian is toe greens Oom. » ".oom. Rom procurement and development. with five of his 1() All-Star pitchers, Baltimore’s Jim P,plmer, Mike Cuellar and Milwaukee (Bolin 1-6) at Oak toning Jacket w ^ o p off R lch-m a rain-marred and rain- i„ , was finally halted SSS 'Zrr '*■«""ton. Jones was sent up to pinch Kuhn also announced Thurs land (Fingers 6-6), N MILWAUKEE (A P)—When airplanes are grounded, superintendent at Hop Meadow U: 13—Booker, Dymon, Goldberg, Dowell, an AU-Star selection Dave McNally and Fritz Person ^nd Mel Stottlemyre of New York. Nye, rounded first base and al- shortened contest ’Thursday BalUmore at bat to toe ..mi hit and proceeded to send a day toe retirement at toe end of Minnesota (Kaat 7-6) at CaU- Bob Menne is flying high. In Simsbury at the moment, a **’nS^-«aaim, Garbrous, McMahon, ® drive off toe upper deck faring most 1^ ^ k toto Cl®n^n«^ night. Manager Ralph Houk of e,ghto after a 34-mtoute wait. ’ ” Tlie second-year tour pro post he has held for seven years. **>»ber The Red Sox were a team of triv an annanant om-ond fomia (Messersmito 7-8), N who thought toe drive might be New York said he toought toe New* York’s winning raUy 2y;.s:,12r’“ PetrocelU o h Squad at Club’s Request Chicago (Janeskl 7-7 and km- from Andover, Idass., fired an "The scenery at Tallwood Is caught and returning to the bag orioles could sUU be overtaken, started when Baltimore right Sports Dial “ “ '®y.«®'^ slam homer. since 1981. Segar, 66, was public ler 3-4 or Moore 3-8) at K a n ^ I lin in g round slx-under-par 60 fantastic. Just like Vermont,” ia:0Q—Kemp...finyder, W€ft>er. Pias- to Cleveland. They had a chance to tag up. By salvaging toe finale of a fielder Frank Robinson sUpped However, Jones ran a little relations chief for toe Natlonai -g-a -g -g • ^ ^ 1 • A Y 1 Y City (Johnson 2-8 and Rooker 4- 'ITiursday to take a two-stroke TONIGHT Mike Ovian said. "The course Is ‘"Sfo^Kuehn. Mar*. Fay. Evan- ‘° ®'’®'^ «^®™® ogahiat toe too fast and passed teammate * "Whoa,” hollered Ctoach Yogi three-game series with three un- „ „ .,^et turf and allowed—m..' League from 1946 to 1961 after 8), 2 twi-night lead in toe $110,000 Greater Mil 7:30 Yanks vs. Senators, WINF a typical Vermont setting.” gelista. ^ gers In *'■*Detroit, "■ ’but ^ ®ve*T- Wert between first and see several years of service on Brooks Robinson, Oliva Added Berra. earned runs to toe sixth toning, Danny Carter’s fly ball to fa ll— - thing went wrong except in toe automatically out BalUmore (Palmer 6-9) at De waukee Open Golf Tournament. 7:40 Red Sox vs. Indians, WTIC The course Is within easy Pats Sign Pair Broeklyn and New York news troit (Cato 7-2), N “ I never heard Yogi,” said the third-placed Yanks moved fej. ^ inning opening double. “TWs isn’t my best round on 8:00 Mets vs. Expos, WBMI travel distance from Manches- papers. Boston (Culp 8-8) at Cleveland Swoboda, who did a lltUe dance to within 6% games of division Then, after a walk and an er- -- toe tour,” Menne said. “ I had a SATURIKAY ter, near Rt. 88 and toe 94 Junc- (HenUd photos by Bucelvlrlus) BOFTON (AP) - Running toe series was srttirft"^ S r i As Weaver Completes AL Team (McDowell 12-4), N sptep to avoid Clendenon, “ But leading BalUmore with runner- for jjy rookie shortstop Bob ■ 64 at Miami to tie Lee Trevino. I 2 :00 (30) Red Sox vs. Indians, Uon, Just 10 miles from toe <3en- M ike Ovian back R.C. Gamble and defen- typical as Detroit came from .jiree RBI sive back Art McMahcxi signed behind for a 7-3 vlcotry in a Yeslepday*B Stars New York (Kline 0-0) at as soon as I reached first base I up Detroit six behind. Grich loaded toe bares, Marcell-. lost (XI toe seexmd hole of toe wnc ter of town, 18 miles from toe Dick Schofield, flUlng In at Outfielder A1 Kallne of the De- ton, who finished behind starters saw Donn backing up. It fright- ‘"nie Orioles have to beat no Lopez walked Horace Clarke 8:00 (8) British Open Vernon Circle and 20 miles from more than a dozen years at serve as a clubhouse but future TOiursday for their third seasons weird game before 23,746 fans, BOSTON (A P )— 'Hiird Washington (Bosman 8-7), N playoff when I missed a short plans include a full clubhouse .jx,. .u -r. r. ^ ■, j . second base as Mike Andrews PTK3HING — Tom Seaver, troit Tigers was named by Fank Robinson of BalUmore, ened me. I couldn’t imagine three clubs-maybe more than to force to toe tying run. Dave . .i., 7:30 (8) Mets vs. Expos toe Charter Oak Bridge, accord- Ellington and toe pair have al- baseman Brooks Robinson Saturday’s Games putt land he made a ‘mlssable’ as well as toe appointment of « » , r «-®®t®1 on hlB 27th birthday. Mets, tossed a three-hitter an(l Weaver as a squad member for FVank Howard of Washington what he was doing there. I knew toat,” said Houk. “ Detroit and Leonhard replaced Lopez with a .... SUNDAY Ing to Ovian. '"®®‘ *’®®" Inseparable. National Football League. bomb Detroit pitching in ’Hger ^ of the Baltimore Orioles Milwaukee at Oakland lone.” a golf pro. BvrucKstruck out nine in taminguiimuK mon-Mon , . , j rn toe 17th time to his 18 major and Carl Yastrzemski of Boston, If that ball didn’t go out I’d nev- Boston l(x>k like they’re coming 2-0 count on Kenney, and yield- 1:30 (18) Yanks vs. Senators, “ We’ll have eight water Mike Ovian, is also a fine treai 7-1 for his 14th victory of and outfielder Tony Oliva Minnesota at California, N That was in toe National Alr- Meanwhile, sill is in readiness run off Detroit ace Denny Mc league seasons. However, Ka- However, he Ignored toe ballot- Chicago at Kansas City, N er hit one out. I had a real good Washington and Cleve- ed toe Ue-breaktog single, WINF holes,” Ovian related, "for toe golfer rithou^ his present han- Lain. toe season. of the Minnesota Twins I lines Open and, at toe time, Na- (Ucap is 10. This Is toe highest for toe "grand” opening Thurs line was injured earUer this ing to adding Johns4ui and OUs, Baltimore at Detroit stroke at a fast ball. I cadll-. leod aren’t easy to beat.” ------2:00 (8) Mets vs. Expos fuU 18 holes.” .The course Is The Tigers went in front og Powell Is toe tog aU season has been very sat [Open. been many fond memories,” he Minnesota’s Harmon KlUebrew New York at Washington plate and then stood on the top "I ’ve been playing fairly well, Ovian, a native of Whltlns- At Thompson last ]{ outing by Herb’r Sport Shop, We were Rained Out White Sox to toe fan baUottog, only lull Ume first baseman on isfying.” BalUmore won toe ’Tournament signups for ville. Mass. Is a graduate of srid. He -2, ending toe Cennets’ win for a starting berth to the fans' jbut 1 haven’t been dropping my Baseball/ Last Saturday . . . reportedly needs rest badly. toe squad. However, Howard first two games of toe series, 6-2 July -are coming to slowly. In structlon of the EUilngton .course streak at eight games. balloting, was named for toe [putts,” Menne said. "Today I toe University of Massachu- ‘ Bobby Isacc, from Catawba, See the Entire Pro 14to consecuUve yearr while Oli EarUer, Weaver named Dave and Yastrzemski have handled to 10 Innings and 9-8 after scor toe Mixed Doubles so far from sett8’ Stockbridge Schcxtl of and then was persuaded to stay John Porteus and Bob Carl Billy Williams Passed Up ing three runs to toe ninth to [ hit the baU fairly weU and I put- on as superintendent. N. C., dromve his 1969 K&K gram this SATUR va was picked for toe seventh Johnson of toe Orioles to re- Uie poelUon considerably to Olastonbiuy are Karen and ..t!! Agriculture. Insurance Dodge to first place son continue to pace Moriartys place Injured Rod CareW of games this year and"* either ning. Emory Olcott, Jeanne and Bolf jted WeU.” “ The opening foursome for ^ l w < ^ was on ce a clriry „ in the hitting department while The' town’s Little League dou- DAY starting at straight tone since he Joined toe The 28-year-old bachelor—“ I MQnnesota as toe starting sec- could be switched if necessary, An on-agato, off-agato storm Peanon, Jean and Hugh Wat-" July 16 will be WaUy Cichon, fard fold toe property hM be^ 2^,0 Thompson Lev Spencer tops the mound ble ellmlnatlixi playoffs continue 8:15. Twins as a rookie. [can’t afford to get married,” he UXTLE LEAGUE Y A ^ night at Thompson ond baseman. The American League is almost snatched toe victory son; from Manchester — Janet, my brother, Kamey, Ed Kowal- In toe FVx>te family for 2fl on 16,” he said, “ then Paul Genovesi homered, for* n’t Involved in toe decision. MBs was topped by Seven- Q ejno. ' *^*'® switch-hitters. entered^ including toe three-, took toe lead for a brief five catchers Ray Rosse, of Cleve snapped a 8-6 Ue to New York’s [sank a 20-fcx>t putt.” PftF with Bruce Bayles hurling The Orioles will feature toe scxi’s Esso, 6-3, and Sears also MODIFIED ’The Yankees and Twins each ITie The nine-ipanmne-ipan pitchingpiicning staffsian Ume winning defending cham-, laps when toe No. 43 wheeled land and Jerry Moses of Bos SAN FRANCISCO (AP)—Roberto Clemente’s stiff sixth, toe Yanks took toe field His only bogey came on toe a two-hltter. loop’s leading batsmen, Sam was toppeil by the Gasmen, 3-2. plons Wto Sharp and Jack -. For toe losers, Jeff Odehner Into pit row. ton; tofielders Sandy Alomar wiU have three representatives, consists of Dave McNally, Jim neck apparently will put his Pittsburgh Pirates team- and retired toe first two batters [par four, 396-yard lSto-"toe eas- Wilde with Dick McGill handling One of toe two teams will be STOCK CAR SATURDAY, JULY 11 rapped out two doublek with Petty and Isacc attempt to and Jim Fregosl of California, Boston, Detroit and Cleveland Palmer and Mike <3ueUar of mate Matty Alou on the National League All-Star team. to Baltimore’s half of toe to- Davis. Others Include Al Werb ‘ I lest hole . 4 : ■) < i '
\ - \' /■ ' / -'1 ^ .A . f -- ...... p a g e ! SIXTEEN MANCHESTOR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1970 /■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1970 PAGE SEVENTEEN BU6GS BUNNY OUK BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Answtr to f/ovievi' Poult Businoss SSirvicM THERE 0U6HTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Holp W onfd Fomcrio 3S I'M HERE, T'FIX THAT SORRY I'M LATE! THIS \wei? BETTER... 1 BESIDES, I'M LEAKIN' RPE IN YER . IS MY BUSY CVKY! THE WAY YtTUR j READY FOR Measures O l l w d 13 CELLAR/ ELMER! CAR 1SG K 3ANIN' ^ A SHOWER AMP WONT LAST ANY 0 irrO hy Unhn4 fnnbwn W-* will iM>t 8 to 6, Monday to Saturday. trim. Roofing installation and ence. Interested? Call now M A R R IE R M A N with some 51 Stage remark dUcInnp the identity of good cmdltion all around. Ask ASA 40 50 di 52 Mini-Motors, 188 (rear) • W .' repairs. 649.6496, 876-9109. OPERATORS so we can tell you more route experience and good with 53 Small sailing any advdiHser using box ing 3500> Call 742-8200. vessel Middle Tpke., 649-8706. SHELL DEALER about it. figures to learn egg business, si i4 letters. Readers answer Experienced. women needed 54 Article of P A S ROOFINO and repairs ing blind box ads who Shopping Parknde, Man inside and outside work. Must faith 56 56 1963 V O I ^ W A G E N sedan, CUSTOM M A D E sUp covem, done realistically. Free esti- .by established garment desire to protect thetr moonovil/^'a e\€xm» ____ > . _ . . * ’ Ambitious man wanted now for be responsible. Call Miller 55 Permits 10 firm. Pension plan, profit chester, 647-9922 identity can follow ‘his Farms, 643-8021. 56 Devours Tlolr-klnrprir^^^ *c“^ sharing, group insurance procedure; OT your iivmg room. Choose rjn o jm g a and mnf n>naip lonlal service station located In 100 Constitution Plaza, {Htwipeptt Inltrprlu Anil.} 876-6166. from over 200 exciting printa. repair. ^ „ and other fringe benefits. Hartford, 278-6560 MANAGERS and assistant Enclose your r^ y to Grant's of Vernon, 872-9171. Coughlin Roofing Co., Inc. 643- Apply: managers openings at Utch- the box in an envelope — 7707. Paid training, financing avail- 1961 KARMAN Ghla, good con- TIMBERLAOT) Tree Service, fleld Farm Shops in the Hart addresa to the Claiulfied ______able, insurance and retirement MANCHESTER MODES HAIRDRESSER, full-time, good ford area. Please state any M anager, Manchaster ditlon. Asking 3350. 649-9623. tree removal, pruning, shrubs, plans and many more benefits. INC. opportunity. Call Mr. Aldo, Ca food service background or I.Z!S “ *• Y OtI J a« h,m. ' Evening Herald, together and lots cleared. Fifteen years Roofing and • l»T0 k«.. 1964 CHEVROLET Impala, sa DeCoiffurea, East Hartford, experience In your resume. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER with a memo lUtii^ the experience. Bonded and insur 16-A Call weekdays, 289-1621, nights , P IN E ST. good condition. Asking $400. Chimnoys 528-2276. FYiIl benefit program. AU companies you do NOT ed. Free estimates. Call M7- unUI 9 p.m., 663-7420. MANCHESTER, CONN. Call 647-1653. replies confidential. Write or / want to aee your letter. 9479. ROOFING — Specializing re OAPE COD — Combination WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE Tour letter wiQ^be de call Litchfield Farm Shops, 1966 PLYMOUTH and pairing roofs of all kinds, new waitresses and chambermaids stroyed if the advertiser POLLARD Tree Service — Ex SHELL OIL CO. Personnel Dept., P.O. Box 269, Ford, 4-door sedansy V-8’a, roofs, gutter work, chimneys CLEANING woman, part-time, wanted for the balance of sum is one you’ve mentloaed. pert tree removal, pruning and Middlebury, Conn. 1-768-2481. MrXaaA B/bA Im. ff not It will be handled automatic power steering, cleaned and repaired. 30 years’ 477 CONN. BLVD. days, 649-6271. mer. Rooms furnished. Call trimming. Reasonable. Free in the usual manner radios. Reascmable. 643-2880. experience. Free estimates. the Whitman House 1-617-487- SH IP PIN G coordinator for pre* HOW SW EET VT IS 1 » UN W N4A Im T N estimates. 628-3021. EAST HARTFORD, CONN. MATURE woman wanted for Call Howley 643-5361, 644- 1740. cast concrete building panels. 1966 CORVETTE 427, 4-speed B O O K K E E PIN G 8333. / part-time or full-time sales We need a versatile and ener done, BSA L E T AVON take you on a va convertible. Asking $2,200. work. Apply: Adam’s Apple, getic man to coordinate ship degree, experienced. Call after ------r-T------^ BODY shop and used car opera- cation! A few hours each week SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL Lost and Found 1 Call 228-3128 alter 6 p.m. 330-A Broad St., Manchester. ments between production 6, 649-9146. H o a n n g a n d P lu m b in g 1 7 Uon. Excellent going business, selling Avon Cosmetics now -plant, trucking company and REWARD — Lost Dog, Andover 1967 CORVETITK convertible, ten minutes from Hartford. could mean a holiday in style building erectors. Reading area. CoUle Shepherd cross. L i 7 Fantastic potential. Owner has WAITRESS wanted full or part- later on. Call now — 289-4922. 327, 350 h.p., side pipes, cus Specializing In tree removal, Heating. B a t h r ^ remodeling architectual blueprints In cense No. 1206. Long brown time. Call Tolland 876-9960. tom paint. Immaculate condi pruning, shrubs, lots cleared. and repairs. Free estimates.______^______volved. Also production record 'hair, answers to name of Lady. tion. $3,000. Call 228-3609. EHiUy insured. CaU 649-6422. Call 649-3808. A R N O LD Bread distributorship, ing and reporting. Experience Contact: Crane, Jurovaty Rd., in any of the above will qualify FORD Galaxie convertible, the EHatrict of Manchester, on the BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE nie. Children heartbroken, call power steering, power brakes, TWO handymen want a variety MfllinOry, TOWN OF 1st day of July, 1970. in Storrs. Excellent salary and An equal opportunity em 643-1555., anytime, reward. MANCHESTER Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, fringe benefits. Three weeks ployer. IIZY, HERE ARE EIGHT OF CRAWLEY'S excellent condition. CaU 649- of jobs by day or hour. We Drussmoking 19 Judse. 9 9 6007 between 8-7 p.m. C ar can clean yards, attics and cellars. Estate of James C. Robinson, late paid vacation, paid medical in / PEA-SIZEP MICROPHONES. THINK YOU LOST — Mifin’s Waltham watch L E G A L of Manchester, in said District de EXPERUCNCED oil burner COULP SLIP INTO HIS OFFICE? AND be seen at Pete's Citgo Sta Reasonable. CaU 643-5306. DRESSMAKING and alterations and bracelet, licinlty Tanner, ceased. surance, etc. Three to four man for various duties for plant THEM? tion, West Middle Tpke. days. ------;;— ------^------— done in' m y home, reasonable. The administrator having exhibit Bower and Green Rds. Has NOTICE years of related work experi maintenance company. Top WHAT'S THIS STICKING ______1______i _ CUSTOM made draperies, slip ed his administration account with Prompt service. CaU 649-1133. wages, Blue Cross, CMS, life . OUTA YOUR POCKET, sentimental value. Reward. covers and reupholstering. The Zoning Board of Appeals to this Court for aliow- ence or an Associates Degree in ITS fbtLmeo. Insurance, vacation and holi BUZZO? CaU 648-6684. 1986 MERCURY Monterey con- Budget terms. Established in 'wlll hold public hearings on ORDERED: That the 23rd day Accounting or a combination of TTTzr------T------r vertlble. $1,200. CaU 643-1094. 1946. Days, 624-0154, eve days. Write Box “J”. Man LOST — Kitten, long haired, . ______J __ Moving— nicking— Mond^, July 20. 1970, startU^ of^ul^ r * ’p'^l^S^ “o 'fK h i'X experience and accounting train nings, 649-7590. at 7:00 p.m., In the Hearing Municipal Building In said Man- chester Herald, giving details tiger striped, vicinity Highland C L E A N 1963 Rambler Ameri- Storog* 20 Room of the Municipal Build- che^er. be and Uie aime is asalgn- ing. Contact Mrs. Llebler, P e r of experience, etc. Park School. CaU 649-2608. can 330, station wagon, with LIGH T TRUCKING, cellar and MANCHESTBR — Delivery- liiK, ti> hear and consider the ^ ^dmhlistraUon a^u^srilh sonnel Services Division, Uni overdrive, trailer hitch and attics cleaned, odd jobs,. lawns, EXPERIENCED dozer - back FGUND — Men’s brown fram Urilt trucking and package de- following petitions: STATE »aW estate, ascertalnmeiU of heirs versity of Connecticut, Storrs at extra tires and rims, $246. trees cut and removed. 643- u _ r> o ^ and order of distribution, and this hoe operator with knowledg^e of ed eyeglasses In case, vicinity Hvei^r. Refrigerators, washers H E A R IN G ALSO. Court directs that notlro of the Phone 649-8989 after 6 p.m. 6000. 1-429-3311, Ext. 1281. An equal amesite. CaU 742-6190. M. Bunce Dr., Manchester. Call and stove moving, specialty. Item l Yankee Aluminum Door Ume and p li^ assigned for said opportunity employer. e im W MtA. ht, TM U%. on. 643-7981. 1968 2-DOOR PLYMOUTH, 3l7 REWEAVING of bums, moth- Folding chairs for rent. 649- Corp.. 35 Oakland Street, Busi- ^S5J^t„*«e^£'Jreited^theretaT CUS'ToblAN — Full-time, 8 to Ehccellent condition. 1 1 , 2 0 0 . holes, zippers repaired. Win 0762. ness Zone II Request Special ippear and be heard thereon by 11 p.m., while school In ses "I didn't *ay h« didn’t coma around often . . . I said LOST — Passbook No. E 8760 »«■,. Von, Gor nPBl- PublUhliig a copy Of UUs order In CaU 649-8986. dow shades made to measure, Exception for New Car Deal some newspaper having a circular K E Y P U N C H operator, mostly sion, daytime during vaca wa didn't see much of him!" Savings Bank of Manchester. all size Venetian blinds. Keys er's License and Certificate of Uon in sal(d District, , at_ least______seven numeric,'*026 or 029. Five-day tions. Fringe benefits, salary MICKEY FINN Application made for payment. COR'VEHTE 1906. Serviceman Painting— Poporing 21 Annmvni for Rnmp to sell '/*>'* before the day of sold hear- BY LANK LEONARD made while you wait. Tape re- Approval lor same lo sen ^ mailing on or before week, benefits. Gaer Brothers, open. A p p l^ office, Andover must sell or trade. N ew 427, cordera lor M arlow’s, 887 T H E R E ’S no job small enough. camp trailers at above loca- July 6, 1970, by certified mail, a Elementary School, between 8 LOST —Lady’s gold shamrock balanced, 2 tops. Hurst, modi tinn eopy ef this order to Stuart D. 140 Rye St., South Windsor. brooch with diamond, 'vicinity Main St., 649-6221. Try us! Exterior and interior a.m. and 2 p.m. before July Veaftt^uuie/L — fied suspension. $2,660. 872- STEVE CANTON Paxkade and Kings shopping painting. Low rates. Free Item 2 Mobil Oil Corporation, hui, Greenwich, Conn. 06830, and 24th. WISH WE BY MILTON CANIFF 6642. WINDOW CLEANING doM^at ojj -uidcllp Turnnike West return make to this Court. MARVIN MUTTON REfWESTS TOE WE area. Sentimental value. Re estimate. Hamco Fainting. 628- „ MldOle l-un^ixe we , johN J. WALXETT, Judge L P N — Part-time or full-time, COULD MAIL ONE special low ^tes. B*ast, effi A P P LIA N C E S service techni OF YOUR PRESENCE AT THE MARRIAUt ward. 643-4744. 8746. Business Zone IH. Request cc: Herbert A. Phelon, Jr., Admr. 7-3, 8-11. 649-4619. TO VDO PERSONALLY r WELL,I'LL TAKE ^THEN WE CAN^ cient service. CaU for free for Special Exception to per------cians, experienced, to work in OF HIS SISTER — BUT PLEASE YOU TO THE NEWS- WORK OOTSOME- Trucks— ^Tractors 5 estimates. 646-4220. W OM AN fuU-time nights atgl iNSID E —outside painting. Spe mu tbp me onpmttonoperation ofoi a car-car OBDBB^ COURT OF OF NOTICE PROBATE, ___ greater,^ Hartford area, top ACCEPT THIS AS PAPBR OFFICE... THINS, Saturday. Apply in person. Tou r a c t u a l Announcoinoiits 2 1961 FORD Econollne Viui, good LIGH T trucking, yards, cellars, cial rates for people over 66. wash and for the sale of gaso- held at Manchester, within and for pay, medical benefits, paid MINERVA MAE Card Gallery, 336 A Broad St., INVITATION. tires, makes a good camper. attics cleaned and removed. CaU my competitjirs, then call line and motor vehicle serv- U|e Dtatrlcl ^oJ^^M^ealer. on the sick days, paid vacation. Take TO SM A LL B A N D —The Sof-Tones, Parkade. $296. after 6 p.m., 649-5400. me. Estimates given. 649-7863. ice pzxxlucts and for a State present, Hon. John J. Wallett. home service vehicle. Perm a YOU HAVEAAAOE now available for club dances, Bulk deUvery. 644-8962. Permit in connection with ^ nent position. All appUcations <;h f r .IFF PHILIP FINN IT POSSIBLE— AND weddings, office parties, etc. 1966 DODGE half-ton, DlOO, In VhE VEI^'NEAR FUTURE IN WE WANT YOU JOSEPH P. LEWIS — Custom the sale of gaisollne and mo- Gaily or OalU late of Keamarok, Help Wanted— Mato 36 strictly confidential. An equal TO BE present/ Mature musicians. CaU 643- clean, good tires, radio, heat- Painting, interior and exterior, for vphtrlp service nroducts. Czechoelovakla. deceased, leaving opportunity employer. Call C THIS NEWSPAPER... 6067. er, excellent running condition. B u ild in g - tor venicie se^ice prouuo ^ .j.^^ Manchester paperhanging;, fuUy insured. Item 3 Lewis Laschever, 870- {J, said District. CARPEINTER for outside finish. Mr. Pauli at 289-6041 for ap IN THIS SPACE ------— ------CaU 649-2333 after 6:80. If' Contracting 14 For free estimates caU 649- K72 Center Street. Business The ancillary administrator hav- Steady work In Manchester- pointment. Westinghouse Ap 9668. If no answer 643-6362. 672 V *n« exhibited hla admlnistraUon Glastonbury area. Call Van pliance Sales ft Service CO. PonoiMils DORMERS, garages, porches. — ^ ^ ------Zixie n. Request to have lo- account with said eatate to this cation known as Nos. 670-672 Court for allowance, it Is Dyne after 6:80, 246-4781. ^uto Accossorios— room additions. B.H M AG O W AN JR. ft Sons, NOEL ADAIR Dry Skin Foot rec rooms, cauuii “ ORDERED: That Uie 30Ui day of CAPE COD — Bus boys and Tires 6 kitchens, add-a-levels, rooting. Interior and exterior painting. Center Street approved as a ju|y_ 1970, at ten o'clock forenoon W A N T E D — General machinist kitchen help wanted for the Creme, lubricants for caUous- suitable location for a gaso- at the Probate Office in the Munlo- BIR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY and lathe operators. Apply balance of the season. Rooms Metronlc’s Inc., Route 6 ft -44A, furnished. Call the Whitman SHEI jOVES IF THERE’S a n y t h in g 1 CAn Y STAND Bolton, Conn. House 1-617-487-1740. 9HE LOVES AAE/ ME NOT?? IT'S AN UNRQMANTIC FLOWER / ’ SHE LOVES AAE n o t ! 568 Center Street and to ex- order'of dlaUibuUon, and this Court WES ROBBINS Carpentry re- CONTRACTOR — Interior, ex tend the use and moderolze SHE LOVES MEl WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALU RIDE wanted to Fafnir Bear Motorcycles modeling specialist. Additions, terlor painting, paper hirnglng. the station so as to exist on ^ven to oil persons known to be SHE LOVES ME NOT! ing, New Britain, from Man SHE LOVES AAE' Bicycles 11 rec rooms, dormers, porches, Discount on wallpaper. CaU both No. 568 and Nos. 670-672 mtereated therein to appear and be , ^ v coN'^wA^f^/WE,.. I'M PRESICJElsrrOF chester, daily, 7:46 to 4:46. heard thereon by publUnlng a copy STENO-TYPIST SHE LOVES ME NOT! I WANT ID JO IN WHOIAANTSTD cabinets, formica, buUt-ins, Oscar Hebert, 646-3048. Center Street. of this order in some newspaper YOU WANT OFOTLESS THE FRIENDSHIP BEFRIBVOSWnH CaU 643-6294. 1966 HONDA, 300 cc’s, in good persons interested may having a circulation in aiUd Dla- SHE LOVES AAE! , Ya JC CRUSADE MCBARTLAND. C U iB . bathrooms, kitchens. «>49.3446. E X P E R IE N C E D house paint- All trlct, at least seven days before the F^U-time, experienced. Good typing skills and some A L O T O P condition. $426. CaU 649-5447, attend this hearing. I ^ H E LOVES AAE NOT/ / I ASAINSTGBSMe, PASSENGERS wanted from ing, very reasonable. CaU for ,day of said hearing, and by mailing dictation background required. ‘ Ik WINTHOOR yoac/GBOMe^ after 6 p.m. H ALLM AR K BuUding Oo. for Zoning Board of Appeals on or before July 6. 1970, by car^M Bolton via Middle Tpke. t o ______homfe' Improvement, additions, free estimates. 1-423-8117. Charles G. Plrie, Oobb. Esq.'.'1908 Q 8t N.W.. Wash Apply in person. ^ Broad St., Hartford, 8:48 — 6 1969>4 HONDA. 350cc, excellent rec rooms, house painting, ...... — ------, ^ — HOUSE PAINTING — Interior, Chairman ington, D. C. 300W, attomey-ta-faxa shift. 646-7292 after 6:30 p.m. condition, high riser bars, garages, roofing, gutters. Free for Zuzana Gaily et al; David L. exterior; a good clean job. John A. Cagianello, B A R T E N D E R — (Mixologist) sprocket. _649-918Z _ estimates. AU work guaran Guaaak. Baq.. O Pearl St., Hart Low rates. CaU 646-1223. Secretary ford, Coon. 08103. ancillary a d n ^ teed.. 646-2627. Istrator of the eatate of Jacob Oally, IONA MFG. CO. available for parties, banquets 1966 HONDA 300 Scrambler, ex- Dated this 10th day of July return make to thja_this court. Court. Unit of General Signal Corp. PA IN T IN G — Experienced, In- . or weddings. CaU 643-8696. cellent condition. $445. 643- MASONRY — AU types of stdne 19 70 JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge PRISCILLA’S POP terior $2.60 per hour, exterior _____ BY AL VERMEER S686evenings. and concrete work. QuaUty Regent St. Manchester $8 . per hour. CaU 644-8129. O U R L A W M SHOULDN'T YOU workmanship, work guaran IS FULU OF DO SOMETHING Aiitomobitos For Soto 4 1966 HONDA 305 Super Hawk, teed. CaU after 6, 643-1870, 644- S O P W E R ABOUT IT? VRKSWT 2975. Floor Rnfehing 24 T HOLES.^ NOW! ^V N J J NEED CAR? Credit very bad? CaU 649-3422. n~to Bankrupt, repossession? Hon SAVE M O N E Y ! Past service. FLOOR SANDING, and reflnlsh- est Douglas accepts lowest 1965 HONDA 160, excellent con Dormers, room additions, ga ing (speclaliziiig In older CAPTAIN EASY down, amaUest payments, any rages, porches, roofing and BY LESLIE TURNER dition. Asking $350. 228-3176. floors). In and outside paint Office HUGE where. Not small loan finance siding. Compare prices. Ad- ing. Ceilings. No job too small. TALKING ABOUT AMERICA k S LIAME P R ESSE S TH E N B C K - company plan. Douglas Mo A-Level Dormer Corp., 289- John VerfaiUe, 649-5760. -J THINK I'M BEING ^ EASY, l& o' DEFENDING ITSELF FROM L ^ E JBWELy OUT POPS A tors, 346 Main. 0449. UNDERGROUND DRUG Og-SHARP SWITCHPLAPB I MELOPRAMATICT ^ U N P N Businoss Sorvicos S0URCB5...LET ME SHOW f e a r o f m y LAND X CARRY THIS TO 1166 H E M I Satellite, 4-speed, Offorod 13 LIFE BECAUSE LEO N Cleszynski builder—new DEPEND MVSELFl good condition, low mUeage. Manager , OFTHISPRWECr TWO YOUNG married men homes custom built, remodel Moitgagos 27 Best offer. 646-2990. ing, additions, rec rooms, ga- ___ will do small repair jobs and We are opening a new dealership for exclusive © rages, kitchens remodeled, MORTGAGES — 1 st and 2nd, !.0, TTBP painting, also cellar cleaning SALE vO- bath tile, cement work, mortgages— interim flnanciiig 'Toyota sales and service, and we are in need of ® '-'O o ijicr 1965 M USTAN G convertible, and Ught trucking. CaU 646- 7-k> itTo fc, H lit Uc. TM. Baa. US. Pe*. Off- Steps, dormers. Residential or —expedient ( and confidential an experienced office Manager. t 7- CONN. EmERRLD LRKE SHORES CaU for details. Frechette Asking $250. 649-3560, after 5 Hii;SR0R0 N H buNAi’EE REGU'N Realtors, 647-9993. V p.m. i SSfiSSSiSSSS"’' Read H ^ d Ads
■\ RIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., ERHIAY, JULY 10, 1970 PAGE NINETEEN Investment Properly IriviBstfMiit Preparty U m d Fo r Scrie For Sol* 70-i Fi»r Sal* 70-i Houses For Sale 72 ' Helfiaes For Solo 72 Houses For Sc4* 72 Houses For Seri* 72 Houses For Sole 72 Out of Town O u ta ffT o m i TAKE soil away the Blue HORSE DRAWN plow, $10. Two For Sol* For Sol* Lustre way from carpets/ and old com cutters, $10. Buggy MANCHESTER close to shop- TWO-FAMILY - Large four M ^CHESTBR — Ap- JUMBO S12B Colonial In execu- COMBmAOiON — Two-family MANCHESTER - proodmately 5 acres with 641 five nelf^bortiood ,6 years old. CLASSIFIED upholstery. Rent - electric adieels, J $ 6, Wood burning ping, 4-famiIy with 4 room and___ five-room apartments, home with smaUer single in STARTER HOME TOLLAND — Spanky Oean. frontage, half mUe to Martin modem kitchen, large formal rear, close to Main St Several PORTER ST. $$17,500 VERNON shampooer |1. Farr’s, 2 Main kitchen stove, cast iron, no apartments, 4-car garage, new porches! Large private yard. Have you been JooUng for Immediate Occupancy ' non - development, five-room base, $10. Large hand carved Appliances. Two new furnaces, School. Owner wUl finance. M. dining room, famUy room with possibiUtiM. Business zoned. a home and not finding value FOUR BEDROOM... St., e43-71U. heating systems and roof. Mid H. Palmer Realtor, 648-6821. First time offered—Imma Ranch. One-car attached ga doors, $40. each. Child’s sled, new roof. Secondary financing fieldstone fireplace, large Belfiore Agency, 647-1418. for the price asked? Come 176 Bissell St., 6-room Colo rage. Lovely one-acre lot. ADVERTISING 30’s. Hayes Agency, 64^181^ front-to-back Uvlng room with culate 7%-room Colonlal- Cape Ood on a high treed BEDROOM SET, Umed oak, $3. 644-0209. available. $26,900. Francis B. and see this six room Cape nial, new roof, copper Owner leaving state. Only $31,- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOUi^ bookcase headboard and boi^ Boland Agency, 643-1654, 649- ttreplace, half bath. Second USTING —Drive by 14 Cape. First floor paneled Cod priced in low-low twen lot. Come see this fine home MANCHES’TER — 6-famUy, ali Houses for Sale ^ floor has 5 bedrooms, 8 fuU Rd-. notice how clean f a ^ ly room with many cus- plumbing, 100 amp service, reasonably priced in mid $00. R.L. Gardner, Realty, 876- spring; console limed oak ’TV, 5-room apartments, excellent 8778, 649-7055. ties and compare. Start the recent furnace, stove and re "0504, 875-6807, 872-9888. 8 A ^ . to 4:30 PJS. Wcmfed— To Buy SB Manchester baths. Two-car garage beau- gorgeous totn buUt-ins, spacious Uv- day right and put a stop to twenties. Just right for that good working order; IS’ pool Income, llnusual offering. Call Cape is. Be Informed that It is frigerator, wall to wall car .^filter; pool ladder; 20” rotary fifuUy landscaped yard. For ing room, formal dining your hunting. CaU Mr. Bog large family with a small COVENTRY — Newly Usted, ..HOUSEHOLDS loU — AnUques for details. FYechette Realtors, MAINTENANCE FREEl as clean as the proverbial room and convenient kitch peting in livihg and dining budget. Mr. Bogdan hab the COTY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. mower. Very reasonable. Call Sit back and enjoy home further details caU PhUbrick dan today. room, enclosed front and 0%-room custoth buUt Ranch bric-a-6rac, locks, frames, 647-9993. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. whistle on the inside. Features en, three bedrooms, 1 % details. 649-5806. ^ CM P3I. DAT BEFORE PCBUOATIOK 643-9222. glaskware. We buy estates. Vil —------a------Tog Sole ownership in this aluminum include two fuU baths, a fin filed baths, first floor laun back porches, fuU basement, for seUer. Oversized garage. MANCHESTER — business sided 6%-room Ranch vdth MANCHESTER 6-room home, B (Sl W . 2-car detached building. Pri Acre lo t Good bam. Lot and Deadline for Saturday and Monday Is 4:80 p.m. Frlda.'i YARD S.^LE — 150 Spencer St., lage Peddler. Auctioneer, 420 ished -basement, family room dry room, two fireplaces, house In beautiful condlfiaa. Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247. block with 6 apartments, ex Old bottles, dishes, old tools, a 2-car garage. Here is a 'with expansion room for a and Ubrary, enclosed jalousied wall to wall carpeting, cen BARROWS and WALLACE Co. vate wooded lot, good con B & W Manchester, Saturday and Sun cellent condition. Owner will one-year-old home in love dition. Route 81, Mannlii$( HUl, 4 miles day, July 11-12, 10 a.m. Mis lawn mower engines, riding growing family. Huge living porch, double ameslte drive tral air conditioning through Manchester Parkaide, Manch. BAr r OWS and WALLACE Cb. TOUR CXMJPERA'nON WILL WANTED — Antique furniture, finance 80 per cent at 8% per lawn mower, garden tractors, ly "Redwood Farm s.” Manchester Parkade, Manch. from UConn, 8 mUes from BE APPRECIATED . cellaneous and household, room with fireplace, 8 or 4 way, etc., etc. A best buy in out. Attached garage, msmy 649-5306 Manchester. MH. Palmer, D IAL 643-2711 glass, pewter, oil paintings or cent. Terrific income produc snow blowers, big H.O. train AvaUable for immediate oc bedrooms, private yard. the mid-twenties. Oh, yes, extras. ExceUent value. $39,-- 649-6806 clothing, bottles and Insulators, layout, Siberian Husky fe cupancy. Mid 80’s. Please HELEN D. COLE ______Realtor, 648^8321. plants, paintings, ’ etc. other antique items. An;' quan er, Call now, Hayes Agency, $20,500. Wolverton Agency, nice, neat garage. Belfiore 5(X>. IMMACULATE 4 - bedroom tity. The Harrison’s, 648-8709, male dog, bunnies, and numy call 649-5806 for details. Raised Ranch, large living Realtor—643-6666 646-0181. more items too numerous to Realtors, 649-2813. Agency, 647-1418. SOUTH WINDSOR — Attractive NORTH COVENTRY — fflx- ConrinuBd Prom PrBcedinq Po y 165 Oakland Street. room with fireplace, kitchen 6% room-Ralsed Ranch with pooni Cape, shed dormer, large FOUR 4-room apartment build mention. NEW L isnN G — Big, b% U & R REALTY CO., INC. SIX H.P. riding lawn mower, — ------^r"r— "i B &. W CAMBRIDGE St, — Extensive with buUt.ln ra n g e ^ ^ w a s h - b o WERS School - 5-ioom ex- good assumable mortgage. bedrooms, sunporch. Beautiful H«ip WontBd— Mai* 36 Dogs— Birds— Pots 41 like new, $200. Call 649-8966. WAOTED — Good second hand ing. Monthly income, $480. ly modernized 8-room homp. Dutch Colonial, total of 9-yes, 648-2692 er, disposal, carpet and sewing machine, no dealers. July 11 and 12, 9 a.m. to BARROWS and WALLACE Co. pandable Ranch, aU rooms 'three bedrooms, 1% baths, treed yard. Owner, 742-7000. Monthly expenses, $26. As- Three bedrooms, dining room, * rooms- Bathrooms and lava- Robert D. Murdock. Realtor dinette, 22x12 paneled famUy kitchen with stove and dis- Th r e e Uttle kittens, looking Box F, Manchester 7 p.m. Last house on left Manchester Parkade, Manch. very large, 2 fireplaces, 2-car Write ^sumable $13,700, 6% per cent heated garage. Large lovely tortus on every level, corn- room, large closets, countiy posal, carpeted Uvlng room ROCKVILiLE — ’Three family ELECTRICIAN. for good homes. Call 649-6480. Herald. * mortgage. Secondary financ on Mills St., Manchester 649-5306 yard, stone wall, shaded Pletely remodeled inside. Fire- garage, screened porch, $22,- after 6 p.m. anytime week Boots and Acc*ssori*s 46 size lot. Peterman Agency, 900. PhUbrick Agency, 646-4200. and dining area, famUy room house, good location, four, six ing through owner. $36,900. MANCHESTER - 2 family, 6-6 t^'®®'* Patio, estabUsHed plant- P|ace In l a r ^ front t o ^ a ^ W ^ ’ Realtor, 646-2223, 649-9404. with fireplace, large lot. Con and seven rooms. Good in (INDUSTRIAL) ends. OERICH’S Marine Service — FYancis E. Boland Agency, Rooms Without Board 59 MANCHESTER — Autumn St., venient tq stores, bus and high come. $81,900. 646-2620. LABRADOR . . Retriever pupa, Evinrude motors, sales and 048-1584, 649-8773, 649-7055. plan Including 2 bedrooms, ex Air-conditioned, appUances, garage. Truly parkUke yard the S-bedroom Colonial,, like new, ways. $80,500. PhllUps Realty, Immediate opening for in service. 1082 Tolland Tpke., WOODLAKD with shade giving, stately lot, $21,500. Hayes Agency, 646- homeowner who wishes to be dustrial electrician. Per AKC registered, show and THE THOMPSON House—Oot- FOUR 4-room apartment build ceUent condition. A good buy. nigs, etc. Convenient to 0131. fireplace, beamed ceiling Uv- 872-3214, 649-9258. field. Champion sired. Call 649- Buckland, Coim.i 648-2363. tage St., centrally located, Wolverton Agency, Realtors, schools, shopping and bus. CaU trees. Work relocation only near stores, churches and ing room, deep wooded lot. ___ Wanl*er8on, or call 289- BABY Ring;neck Pheasants for fer. Call 643-68«6. cy. $36,900. FYancls E. Boland, Homestead Street school, older home, single or ®^^AT potential, 746 Parker cy, 647-1418. Center St. This Is a potential MANCHESTER — Huge I r family room, simdeck, 2-car 6811, ext. 285 for appoint A guest rates. Agency, 643-1564, 649-8773, 649- remodeling, $23,900. Mitten $300. mlnlmunn newspaper sale. Call 228-9585. Manchester, Conn. 2-famlly, double garage, good ho^“ f SDC-room, convenlenUy located Agency, Realtors, 648-6930, 4-bedroom home with fire Ranch, famUy room, play garage, % acre wooded lot, advertising proigram on aU ment. 15’ LYMAN, 45 h.p. I Mercury, comfortably , furnished 7055. Investment. Vlrgb^a Celinskt, place living room and famUy room, dining room, three large $25,600. PhUbrick Agency, 90-day exclusives. 6 ally cov trailer, $275. Call after 5 p.m., sleeping room, for older em WOODLAND MANOR offer* able mortgage. Mid 20’s. Mor- home. Modem kitchen, bedrooms, country kitchen, Realtors, 646-4200. 643-0448. "Hove you noticed how everybody's taking us more EXCEPTIONAL comer parcel, Broker, 649-1116. two-fuU baths, two-car garage. MANCHESTER Green section— sized kitchen. One-car detach erage in more than one FULLER BRUSH CO. FIVE mixed breed puppies, $5 ployed gentleman, parking, 272 the ultimate in convenient rison Realtor, 648-1010. Unique 4-room Colonial, aU ed garage. Lovely ' landscaped privacy. $28,900. Hutchins seriously these days?" opposite access road to hos prestige living, with schools, Walk to public or parochial BOLTON 5 room SpUt Level, newspaper. 88 Long HiU St. each. Call 643-0919. Main St. . INOOMPARABLfil 7-room over^ new inside, 2-car garage, treed lot. Priced to sell at $21,900. Agency, 649-6324. pital. Offers many possibili shopping and religious fa MANCHESTER — Beautiful 6- schools. Priced right. Mr. Mer fireplaced Uvtng room, file PLUS East Hartford. ties for professional buildings. al*ed Cape, updated kitchen, lot, $17,900. Hayes Agency, 646- Call Doris Smith, Jarvis Real' FREE — Lovable dog wants a &ord*n— rorm ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, cilities nearby. , wall to wall carpeting, ceramic rcom Cape with 3 bedrooms, ritt, Belfiore Agency, 647-1418. OVERSIZED 7-room Cape, bath, large kitchen, ExceUent Once a week your house is home in Ae country. Part gentleman, shower bath, free Must be seen. Heritage House, formal dining room, carpeted 0131. ty Co., Realtors, MLS, 643' An equal opportunity employer. Apartmunts— Flats— bath plus, fireplace, formal seven - room — ------:— 1121. large Uvlng room with fire condition, treed lot, $20,600. picture advertised in its Beagle, may be in a family Dairy Products 50 parking. Apply 195 Spruce St. Houses For Rent 65 646-2482. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Uvlng room with fireplace, pri- K^^ND new place, modern kitchen q^tb Hayes Agency 646-0181. own 4x6” ad—every week TW O spacious bedroom dining room, spacious rooms, Ranch, 2-car garage, two-fuU NINE ACRES sweeping way. Call 649-0908 after 5. ^EANS, lettuiie, beets, swiss T*n*m*nts 63 TOLLAND near Parkway. T. j. CROCKETT, R ector is the plastered walls, recreation vate shaded yard. Wolverton baths, automatic kitchen, waU views, lovely six-room stone MANCHESTER — Ideal first built-lns, 1% baths, 4 bed untU sold. LIGHT housekeeping room, all apartment Include refriger Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. rooms, formal dining room, BOLTON 6-room Cape, large WANTEDVANTEli —”— Bus boy, part-time chard, squash. 21 Angel St., utilities furnished Including MANCHESTER — Plush five- Available for one-year lease, agency to call for multiple room, aluminum siding, ga- to waU carpeting, etc., etc. Ranch. Large enclosed porch. home. Aluminum sided Cape evenings and weekends, no Manchester. 5%-room Ranch,, $250. per ator, stove, dishwasher, dis full shed dormer, on a treed ' lot, large rooms, mud room, LINSAY REALTY WANTED good home for fluffy linen, stove and refrigerator. room ' duplex garden apart family dwellings. Some top-in posal, air conditioning, ahd r ^ . ^ e r says "Many items l a r g e unusual Ranch with a ...... Panoramic...... view from..... a 2-car garage. Out-building. with four rooms finished, two lake privUeges. Only $20,000. experience needed. Apply in kittens, housebroken. 647-1124. ment. Garage and patio. Two month. References required. come producers available. sUys. 750 Center, mid 20’s. 'view. Features 24’ living room a hilltop treed lot, yet Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. unfinished. Fireplaced Uvlng % acre lot. $27,900. HiUbrlck 649-9158 649-0085 801 Main St. 643-6071. full carpeting. Agency, RealtorSk 646-4200. FTano Agency 646-0191. person. Bonanza Sirloin Pit, bedrooms, 1% baths, all ap Hayes Agency, 646-0181. Why get Involved in stocks, Morrison Agency, Realtor, 648- jarge formal dining room, IL sWl ta ^ C h e s te r ! hfr. Mer- igo“ p o o r ' frontage? seek room, large kitchen, detached West Middle Tpke., Manches NATIVE blueberries for sale, SINGLE room for rent, reason ONE bedroom available A — ------frontage, secluded 454 Woodlsmd St. pliances, central location. $210. etc. when you can own Income ______brary, 3 or 4 bedrooms, three ^tt, Belfiore Agency, 647-1418. landscaped ^ d e open country- garage with patio. High shaded MANCHESTER_6 room Colo- CDVENTRY LAKE — ’Tremen- ter. ■ able, shower, parking. 649-9167 producing property and take July 1, 1970. lot. Wolverton Agency, Real dous value offered In this Jum- LAND —Louis Dimock Realty, Liv* Stock 42 Call 643-0710. Out of Town $21,600 SIX-ROOM Ranch, din- fireplaces, 3% baths, recrea- b r _/vnd NEW, eight room, dls- side, plastered walls, lovely nlal with 3 bedrooms, country after 3 p.m. advantage of items like ap^ Startiag at $176 monfiily | tors, 649-2813. sized kitchen, dining room, 1% bo sized Colonial home. Fea- Realtors, 649-9828. METAL Fabricators — open ATTRACTIVE 4-room apart For Rent 66 Ing room, wall - waU carpets, tincUve Dutch Colonial. Im- 0-room Ranch, attached ga- tures mddem kitchen with ------— HORSESHOEING or trimming predation, depreciation, re5*5 garage. 100x200’ weU landscap- ®®*'® Call for appointment, mediate occupancy, -^fruly ele- I’aB®- $26,000. Hutchins Agen- WOODHILi, HEIGHTS — 7% baths,_ garage, $24,900. Wolver ings with excellent union bene is a must for your riding en Household Goods 51 ROOM for gentleman, quiet. ment, parking, ykrd, working pairs, etc. Call 643-1577. built-lns, 2 full baths, 20’ mas- ALL CASH for your proper^ fits. and pay. Continuous work Convenient location. 224 Char VERNON — Willow Brook ed lot. Shade trees. Hutchins PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, gjmt and gracious living. Mr. cy. 649-6824. room Ranch, first-floor family ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. joyment. Call 643-1490 or write couple, no children or pets. 646-4200. ter bedroom, fireplace, garage, within 24 hours. Avoid red with overtime. Contact Mr. SINGER touch and sew with ter Oak Street, 648-8368. Call 649-4319. Apartments. Immediately new Agency, Realtors, 649-5324.____ Merritt, Belfiore Agency, 647- iMMACULAT^6%-room R a n ^ room, large beautifuUy finish- CaU quickly on this prime tape, instant service. Hayes Tom Robenhymer, 36 Falknor cabinet. Monograms, hems, 8% rooms at $160, 4% at $185. KUbum, Allied Building Sys Dr., Manchester. PRESIDENTIAL VILLAGE ROCKLEDGE — 4 - bedroom REGENT ST. — 4-rootn liouse ______with rec room and garage, ed rec room in basement^ en- MANCHESTER — $17,500. 176 value. $24,900./PhUhrlck Agen- Agency, 646-0181. tems, Inc., 646-0124, Manches embroiders, etc. Used, excel LARGE furnished room for MANCHESTER — 4% - room Heat, hot water, refrigerator, closed patio, garage. Excep- (BisseU St., immediate occu lent condition. Guaranteed. male only,, parking, $16. week oven-range, disposal, dish APARTMENTS Cape, original owner retiring, Industrial zone lot 100x160. goUTH FARMS — Manches- three bedrooms, kitchen has cy. Realtors, 646-4200. ter, Conn. duplex in newer 2-family, CaU Peg Cleszynskl, Broker, tionaUy weU maintained. PhU pancy, 5-room Colonial, new FDR SALE — Bay mare. Call Full price now $56 or 7 month ly. Call m-0123 after 5. adults only, $140. J.D. Real washer, wall to wall carpeting, 1% baths, rec room, broeze- ter’s most popular area —CaU, buUt-lns and dining area. Im- brick Agency, Realtors, 646- Now renting, one and two bed way, double garage, flowering 649-4291 roof, copper plumbing, waU to ANSALDI BUILT 7-room Co- Coventry 649-9714 alter 6 p.m. ly payments of 88. 522-0476, X Estate Associates, Inc., 643- air-conditioning, swimming Rlck Merritt and see why! mediate occupancy. Assum- 4200. wall Uvlng and dining room, lonlal with 2% baths, 2-car at pool, lighted tennis courts, room apariments. Carpeting, Yes, you can stlU get a big, able mortgage. $23,600. Wolver- MILLWORK MAN dealer. 6129. complete G-E kitchen, 2 air- U&R ^ s $29,900. Hayes Agency, MANCHESTER - -to setUe es- stove, refrigerator, 2-car de tached oversized garage. Coun Apartm ents ",;Flats~~ basketball court, parking and quaJlty buUt home with city ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. NINE-ROOM Colonial, large conditioners, 1% baths. Call REALTY CO.. INC. ______I______tate, older 6%-room 2-stoiy tached building. Helen D. Cole, try sized kitchen, formal din T V Focuses Poultry and Supplies 43 MORSE portable deluxe sewing 4% ROOMS, heat, appliances, storage all included. No pets. home, central, quiet, con water and sewer, a short , kitchen, formal dining room, R e a ^ r, 643-6666. ing room, huge fireplaced Uv . For pre-hung door and trim machines, originally $309, now Tenemenfs' 63 garage, first-floor, adults, no Call Hartford, 627-9288, Ver Frances K. Wagner, Rental 99 SiAMT CENTER STREET MANCHES’TER — 7 room Co splash from swimming, and a *'*®"**ly 20’ living room, 1% baths, first- shop. Pay scale based on ex UVE HENS, 75 cents each, 5 MANCHES’IBR, CONN. lonial, 3 bedrooms, 1 % baths, venient location. ExceUent chip shot from golfing, all Oils fCflAurant rental, l ^ e gross, family room, 4 bedrooms, lng room, first-floor famUy $160. Dealers welcome. Call BOLTON — Deluxe 3% rooms, pets. $170. Security. 644-0238. non, 872-4400. Manager, 646-2623 or 648-1023. terms to qualified buyer, $25,- SOMEnniNG jq>eclal is this 6-4 room. Two fireplaces. Practi perience. Paid vacations and to 6 pounds. Please order one 649-7798 after 6. 648-9651 or 648-2692 fireplace, closet space galore, in file low thirties. CaU now. excellent return, prime loca- 2-car garage. Large lot. $27,- duplex with 2-car garage. Mod On Lake’s holidays. Also other benefits. day ahead. Phone 644-1892. carpeting, appliances, air-con 'HHREE - ROOM apartment, HEBRON area—Available im 2-car garage. Numerous ex 000. J.D. Refd Estate Asso BeUlore Agency, 647-1418. Frechette Re^rs, 647- cally new wall to wall in sev ditioning, private finished ciates, 643-5129, 643-8779. 600. PhUbrick Agency, Real em baths and kitchens. Huge eral rooms. Tmly parkUke Call or apply to Mr. Dar- CLEAN, USED refrigerators, heat, garage, security deposit. mediately, three-room furnish tras. Morrison Realtor, 643- ___ 9993* I tors, 646-4200. lot. Heritage House, 646-2482. Pollution cey. ranges, automatic washers basements. Attractive residen ed apartment. Security deposit 1015. R/VL T^/^T T x.ir\TToiz*' X999 RAlSOd Rtuiclli 0U1j* ~ _. . *~~ grounds. Owner will help quali Call 872-6917, 668-6974. $22,500 DOLL HOUSE, deadend aettlM In Manchester! MANCHESTER Articles For Sal* 45 with guarantees. See them at tial area. Adults only, no pets. required. $160 per month. 228- Brand new VACANT, Nice 3 - bedroom LARGE 4-bedroom executive fied buyers with financing. .e- rv»«Antrv’ii inlce nroblems are L.F. Flano, 649-6371. RAYMOND RD. 0-room Garri street, 100x150, trees, 6-room ^ MMcnesi ^ custom ^ 11 n 4 w* center-entrancemj**p*4j*«* Garri Belfiore Agency, 647-1418. B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Furnished 9300. B O P D B M T Ranch, breezeway, 2-car ga Total of 10 rooms, 2 baths, 2 Ranch near shopping, schools, home with a plethora of ex- BeUlore Agency, 647-1418. receiving statevride attention WIPCO MILLWORK, INC. Main At. Call 643-2171. son Colonial on one-acre lot. garages. Beautiful brick ex son Colonial, aluminum siding, MANCHESTER — Northwood Apartments 63-A ROCKVILLE —New 3%-room FV>ur baths, 4 bedrooms, large rage, Hutchins Agency, Real 28’ fireplaced Uving room with l^dscaped lot wbiot h a R’TFORD — 6 - bed- via Hartford’s WTTC-TV this 73 Tolland Tpke. Apartments. Luxury split-level, tors, 649-5824. terior, two fireplaces, four bed fireplace, aluminum storms, in residential section. Heritage GARAGE SALE ' apartments with private ter formal dining room, 24’ Uvlng ______rooms. The very best. Mr. bay window, large eat-in rooms, 1 % baths, fireplace, for- week, with the airing of a two- Manchester, Conn. one bedroom. Cental alr-con- NICELY furnished . three-room screens. 4% per cent mortgage House, 646-2482. mai dining room, 2-car garage, part segment on the local slt- 649-5295 race and pool. Including heat, MEADOWBROOK room, screened porch, 2-car MANCHESTER Suburbs, 6%- Zinsser, Belfiore Agency, 647- kitchen includes buUt-ln range, assumption possible with large ------Public Notice diUoning, carpeting, formal liv apartment, first floor in two- hot water, all appliances and WeU built home, conveniently uatlon. ’The features began last Liquidated inventory of Mc family house. Heat and elec garage, beauUfully landscaped, room Ranch, tip-top condition. 1413. oven, hood, di^washer, stain down payment, or conven- SDC-ROOM Cape, large kitchen, ing room, family room, 1% carpeting. $155. Rockland Ter GARDEN APARTMENTS less steel sink with disposal. located. Needs redecorating, night on the 6:16 p.m. news, and Bride’s Sport Spot, ^^oes, baths, private basement, bal tricity included. $150. J. D. For further information caU 15 minutes to Manchester cen- tional financing avaUable. Mr. iuuds of cabinets, fireplace. GARAGE foreman for truck To Lease or Buy race Apartments, Highland MEADOWBROOK ROAD, ELLINGTON, CONN. PhUbriclf Agency, Realtors, ter. Acre treed lot, $18,000. FDUR-bedroom SpUt with (4) count ’em! King size bed Zinsser, Belfiore Agency, 647- wall to waU carpeting, dining but weU worth the effort. Im- will be continued tonight, same gym trunks, maplne sup cony, carport, heat, hot water. Real Estate Associates, 643- Avenue, 872-4046, 629-6586. No three-fuU baths! Two - zone mediate occupancy! Reason- time. Tben, the entire feature.^ leasing company. Call Motor plies, paint, some . fishing 3 Rooms of New Furfiiture 5129. •*•■*200. Hayes Agency 646-0131. bedrooms, formal dining room, 1418. - room, sun parlor, patio with Available immediately, $200. pets. * ^ 3 Q O O P . r heat, automatic kitchen. Prox 1% filed baths. Crane colored ably priced in the mid 20’s for will be repeated on Suntoy , 'at Truck A Trailer Co., Route 6, tackle, Vespa parts. from J.D. Real Estate Associates 3 ROOMS, ONE BEDROOM ------^------fireplace, basement garage. Columbia, 228-9(249. BOL’TON NOTCH — 2 - room Month NEW RAISED RANCH in High- MANCHESTER off Porter St. imity to school, recreational fa- fixtures. Spacious closet space SPRUCE ST. — Older four-fam- Bowers School area. Austin quick sale. CaU Dick Martens i p.m. on the "Your OommVinl- Inc., 643-5129. ROCKVILLE — Newly redec land Park area, 6 rooms on deluxe custom built Ranch clUfies. Immediate occupancy. at the Paul W. Dougan Agency, ty” telOcast. • furnished apartment, gentle orated 3-room apartment, $126, Country setting, professional landscape and planting throughout this oversized Hy. 18 rooms, needs work. Chambers, Realtor, MLS, 648- FULL o r part-time help, with Wednesday thru Satur MODEL HOME first floor, modem kitchen, home, 2 full baths, 2 fireplaces, Belfiore Agency, 647-1418. home. ExceUent residential Business zoned too. Corner 2326. 649-4636, 646-1021. On last night’s portion of the LOOKINO ior anything in real man preferred, all utilities, includes heat, stove and re design, brick and stone const. Built-in oven range, re mechanical exx>erience, top day, 10 to 4:30 p.m., 33 Per good parking, 6M-2226. frigerator, dlsp., interior brick walls, ceramic bath, large Uvlng room ^ with fire 2-car garage. The very best, e io h t ^ neighborhood with easy access- property. Reasonable mort------R o n n m T F FiUnirtnn program, local Director------of ★ COLONIAL estate rentals—apartments, frigerator. Adults only, securi- place, 3 large bedrooms, 2-car room gorgeous Coloni wages paid, apply 270 Hart kins St., Manchester. homes, multiple dwellings, no individually controlled heating, master ’TV, basement Hayes Agency 646-0131. al with 2-car garage, 2% baths, ability to schools, recreational gage can be arranged. $26,000. COUNTRY CAPE in town, with ~ : “ 7 * “ Health Robert Bowen gave a ford Rd., Manchester. ★ MODERN ROCKVILLE — 125 High St„ , ty deposit required. Call 643- laundry and storage, adults only, no pets. garage. Priced below market faclUUes, shopping and bus. Will lease, build or sell. CaU garage, stable and huge lot wise Investor Inquire Rboot ^ ^ ^tua- fees. Call J.D. Real Estate As ' 9678. 4% per cent first floor family room enclos thls two family 6 and 6, mod- b e ^ „ ★ SPANISH sociates, Inc. 643-6129. 3-room, completely furnished, value. PhUbrick Agency, Real- ASSUMABLE Buyer now has choice of in 649-4622 from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. with brook. Secondary pos CLUB MANAGER, capable 'of older apartment ,aU utilities TOTAL ELECTRIC tors, 646-4200. mortgage. Seven-room Cape. ed porch, patio, waU to waU, em kitchen, btrilt-lns, separate ; closed-for brief ★ PROVINCIAL HEBRON — 4-room apartment, | Reserve Now lor August • September Occupancy etc., etc. Prestige location. terior decoration. Low 30’s. sible. Immaculate. ..throughout. handling variety of dufies in ■ALUMINUM sheets used as from 4%-ROOM apartment, second included, $35. per week plus Three or four bedrooms, mod BuUder, 648-0609. ■fwO-FAhllLY! e-aT ~$28,600. Heritage House, 646-2482. ’ period® ®arUer In the season, cluding restaurant add ban printing plates, .009 thick, 23x lake privileges, immediate oc RANCH — 6 rooms, large Uving ern kitchen with all the built- ’Tree lined street. Belfiore Call Better Buy Realty, 649- floor, heat, hot water, appli $70. security. Call James J. Agency, 647-1418. Idue to high contamlnafion quet facilities. Ap6wer to J 36”, 25 cents each or 6 for $1 ances, parking, cellar. $165 Gessay, 875-0134. cupancy. Strout Realty, 1-228-1 room with fireplace, paneled lns, waU to wall carpeting) 238 VERNON ST, A weU buUt 3434. Realty, 876-0604, 878-6807, 872- noteed that $288 9116. family room, air-conditioned, Rleder, Personp^, P,0. Box 6*3-2711. monthly. Adults only. 649-4864. JAMES J. GESSAY finished rec room in basement. thM-bj FAMILY, central Ibca- s*x-room Ranch style home tw o fa -wit v ot iu n «w Lots For Sol* 73 «8s. the problem has aUevlated 808, Manchesteer, Conn. REAL ESTATE large master bedroom, attrac Hh«A dormer 'fireolace. fira- __ . ______with nirel ___ ’TWO-FAMILY of 4-4. «ew o n ______Any item may be purchased HEBRON —Suburban living 20 Shed dormer, -fireplace, ga- tlon, new heat , never a vacan-' with rural setting, n. 1., yet a,stones„ , the market. Centrally located. ----- ^ ^ NEW USTTNQ. Bolton Center somewhat now, thanks to dryer. DARK, rich, stone free, loam, separately. WE HAVE customers waiting Business Locations tive yard with privacy, $26,900. rage. 16x20’ screened porch. ’ FACTORIT' representative, cus five-yards, $20. Sand, gravel, minutes from downtown Hart PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, cy. Lower mld-thirtles and One heating system. One unit TOLLAND - % acre buUdlng Rd. Simply Immaculate 7-room weather, but Is subject to re- for the rental of your apart For Rent 64 875-0134 Deep lot, 224’. PhUbrick Agen- .^^^h 44>l It! Belfiore Agency, 647- OVerSlSfidOversized lOt lot Of of &4V1* 400’ dATkftl depth !■ is **C*»fc«*ft ojawsss. usu*. lots, $l,500-$2,600. KAA.eo KOA Hayes . AgenA ^ ...... ______a s _____ AU aa- aa tom /Tnotorcycle accessory stone, fill, manure, pool and ment or home. J.D. Real ford, 2-bedroom apartments, 646-4200. Cape custom built by Hutch- currence at any time of there INSTANT CREDIT children welcome, carpeting, cy. Realtors, 646-4200. 1418. attractively landscaped.' Rec- cy 646-0131. manOifacturer. Expenses paid, p.atio sand. 643-9504. Estate Associates, Inc. 643- OFFICE SPACE, excellent lo reation room, screened porch Realtor, 643-1677.______inson. Beautiful country kltch- should be heavy rains, ^inmisalon, some travel. Call OPEN SUNDAYS 10-6 appliances, storage, heat, hot MANCHESTTCR — Assumable «I^;^^FaTFR7« not far from ------reauon room, screened porch . en, large formal dining room. He cited the overcrowding of 5129. cation, parking, first and sec 6%% mortgage Price reduced. “ d garage add to UvabUlty. HACKMATACK Keeney St. BUILDING LOTS, city sewer 649-7159. SCREENED loam, processeo MON.-FRI. 10-9 ond floor available. Electric water, parking. Available im this 8-bedroom Ranch. House is block from Center. Ideal for and water, A . and B zones. lovely fireplaced Uvlng room, houses in many lake areas, not- gravel, bankrun gravel, sand, THREE - BEDROOM apart mediately, $175. 646-0882& 649- Ideal for horses. Additional To inspect this fairly priced area . . . nice 6%-room Ranch WaU to wall in several rooms, ing that this leads to unsafis- heat, air-conditioning and Jani in exceUent condition, wall to growing family. Low twenties, home, please call Robert J. PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, Help W onted- fill, stone. George H. Grifflng, ment In newer 2-famlly, 2 torial service available. As low 2871. acreage available. Four bed wall carpeting aU but kitchen, BeUlore Agency, 64t-1418. on haU-acre lot. Lavatory in 646-4269. Oversized foundation makes factory conditions tor In-ground Inc., Andover, 742-7886. baths, appliances, basement. PRICE REDUCED rooms, 2 beautiful baths, labor- Smith, toe., 968 Main St., basement, carport, many ex for Colonial size rooms. Two- sanitary'disposal, thus leading Mo!* or Female 37 H &L G as $100 per month. Call 649- dishwasher, stove, electric _____ 649-6241. Garage. Heat, hot water. $260, 6334, aak for Max Grossman. saving kitchen, paneled fam hood and refrigerator goes ’THREE FAMILY, convenient tras. $14,600 GI mortgage as COVENTRY — VaUey View, 6 car garage. Almost 6 acres of to pollution of the lake. Dr. ANTIQUES — hand made early Uy roonl. After 6 p.m. or early sumable. Asking $26,900. T.J. BE YOUR OWN BOSS American gifts, bottles, fruit FURNITURE lease and security. M.H. Palm Resort Property wrlth property. Has leurge lot. East side location. ExceUent MANCHESTER — WendeU acres, 823' road frontage, ex land- UnbeUevable? Let Rick Bowen concluded his remarks er, Realtor, 643-6321. MAIN STREEH* office space, morning, late evenings, week BuUt in 1966. $22,600. CaU Mit Investment, under $80,000. Bel Reed custom built oversized 6- Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. ceUent area. Possible 2 lota, Merrit show you that It’s for on the telecast by stating that Jars,' etc. Expert refinlahing. 100 per cent location near For Rent 67 ends. 640-3408. One-man office needs top Reasonable. Trash & Treasure, 669 Burnside Ave. ten Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. fiore Agency, 647-1418. bedroom Ranch, haU acre $10,900. Hayes Agency, 046- real! Belfiore jCgency, 647-1418. he feels most lakes are probab East Hartford NEW two-bedroom duplex, car banks, air-conditioned, auto PITKIN STREET — Eleven 0131. ly faced with the same situa quality male .or female sec Wall St., Hebron (Route 316). COVENTRY — Lakeside cot REDUCED to seU now! Nice 6- wooded lot in exclusive rural room Colonial, one of Manches retary. Complete charge of 289-0756 peting, appliances, and dish matic fire sprinkler. Apply tage for rent. Call Mitten Agen area, built-lns, fireplace, 40’ IMMACULATE Raised Ranch tion, and officials of the towns Open evenings and weekends. washer. Private basement. room Ranch in South End. ter's most gracious homes. 4% MANCHESTER — B-zone lot bookkeeping, typing, tele Marlow’s, 867 Main St. cy, Realtors, 643-6930. Slim ’N Trim Cosy Slippers heated famUy room, double ga stoned front and ah acre of involved are ®‘^®- ^ w ^ e of SEARS Coldspot refrigerator, BEFORE YOU BUY FURNI $216 monthly including heat. Fireplace, breezeway, attach baths, stately grounds, etc. Un- of record, $8,000. Frechette phone. Shorthand helpful. HARTFORD RD.—2,000 square ed garage, formal dining rage, 2 baths, tremendous Call 643-7257. 3’ tall. Portable oven. Encyclo TURE ANYWHERE, SEE OUR Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649- COLUMBIA Lake •— waterfront value at $81,900. Meyer, Real believable value at $66,600. Realtors, 647-9998. land make this one of the finest i^® , LOW PRICES. 4536. feet with overhead door. Ideal room, treed lot. Mr. Zinsser, T.J. Crockett, Realtor, 648- ——------^------homes in the Manchester-He- n®^® ^ other words, he s ^ pedia’s Barbell. Call 646-3786. cottage, all facilities. Openings tor, 648-0609. J577_ LOT for sale, comer of Tlm- AND COUPLES. Earn $6 per for manufacturing. etc. 649- Aug. 15 on. 649-0498, 228-9862. trskil BeUlore Agency, 647-1418. bron area. The owner’s wUUng- Coventry’s problem is not hour, spare time. Visit us at 47 EILECTRIC typewriters, origi SEWING MACHINE — New MANCHESTER — One - bed 7296. 68 SOMERSE7T Dr. Custom rod Rd. and Forest St., East negg to seU makes It one of the^ nnjqn®—ilque. 1969 zig-zag, unclaimed lay room Garden type apartment. COTTAGE —Cape Cod on DRIVE by 880 Tolland Turn PRICE JUst reduced to $22,600 Hartford, 648-7698. The Interviews wUl continue Cottage St., Manchester, Room nally $199., sacrifice $85. Also OFFICE SPACE -ibr rent. built. Immaculate 7 - room finest buys. Mid 20’s. To seU away, buttonholes, mono $166 per month including heat ocean, private road. Cancella % pike, then caU Carl Zinsser, by owner moving out of State. now! Warren E. Howland, tonight with Town Manager B. Evenings 6-8. portable electrics, $76. Never Northeast popping Center, to see this neat 6-room Cape Raised Ranch. Heavenly pri used. Call 649-7798 after 6. grams, hems,- etc. Now only Emd appliances. Paul W. Dou tion makes available August Six rooms In very good con- THREE LOTS Including corner Realtor. 848-1108. Dennis Moore and Waterfront Rockville. Inmudes carpeting, wdth fireplace, sunporch, alu vate wooded lot backing up to dltion (buUt weU. in 1967 and iot, A zone, city water, near . Association .President TEIACHEIR aides for lunch duty $64. Easy terms. 622-0931 deal gan, Realtor, 649-4636. 29th, for one or two weeks. Nature Center. Twro fireplaces, Park in the Tolland High School for KEEP CARPET cleaning prob er. * heat, electric, and air-condi $130 weekly. 644-0783. minum storms and screens. nicely Improved since) with a churches, schools and shopping VERNON — Deluxe Ranch for paul Diehl giving their opinions MANCHES’TER — Two - bed tioning. Immediate occupancy. Very low twenties. BeUlore 2-car garage, buUt-lns, thermo large (% acre plus) yard! for center. Telephone owner, 649- only $26,600. Can’t beat this on the problem, school year starting Sept. 9. lems small :— use Blue Lustre pane windows, natural trim, 1% Aides will be paid $2. an hour. wall to wall. Rent electric LARGE GE refrigerator-freez room duplex, half of two-fam Call Joe Mertan Agency, 876- COLUMBIA LAKE — 4-room WALL TO WALL PERFECTION Agency, 647-1418. active children. Nice location ®®*® ^or appointment, home for this price. 1% baths. Waterfront Park beach was er combination. French doors, ily, $190 per/hionth, including 5798, 872-4289. cottage, all facilities, boat. baths, huge rear redwood deck. kitchen carpeted, three bed- one of those. that was closed Male or female applicants con shampooer $1. Paul’s Paint & Beauty, quality, comfort and convenience in living are PRESTIGE Redwood Farms, 6- provides a neighborhood on ^ sidered. Please call 872-0561. Wallpaper Supply. 6 months old, automatic ice heat. Paul W. Dougan, Real Ideal for small children. 228- One minute to new Route 6. rooms, big dry cellar, fire- earUer this year due to poUu- MANCHESTER Green ground found in this attractive 7-room oversized Cape. Wall-to- room Ranch, one-year young, Helen D. Ctole, Realtor, 643- one side and country atmos cube maker, $600 new, sell for tor, 649-4536. 3803. wall carpeting, flrepjace, rec room, aluminum siding ahd phere on the other. Plenty of Resort Property place In Uvlng room. And it tlon, and Diehl has been an out- SCHOOL bus drivers needed, HANNAH’S husband Hector floor 900 sq. ft., front portion ' 2-car garage,. 1% baths, alu- 6666. $300. Also washer and dryer. trim, garage. Assumable 6% mortgage, much, much more. closet space, pleasant living For Sol* 74 Is well kept. Give us a caU, spoken critic of tovm officials will train. Salary $12.50 per hates hard work so he cleans Apply 233 Center St. second- A’TTRACnVE 6-room . apart carpeted. Second floor, 1800 sq. COLUMBIA LAKE — 2-bed- "mlnum storms and screens, wrall to wraU carpeting. Lovely CAPE — 6 rooms,- modem room with fireplace. fuU cera- COVENTRY---- T.J. Crockett^ Realtor, 643- who, he feels, have placed too five-hour day. Apply office, the rugs with Blue Lustre. floor apartment. ment, centrally located, stove, ft., suitable for light manufac rbom cottage. Shower, boat. mle hath ah.mtn.im ^OvENTOY — p)g caWn *«|m- 1677. turing. Also second floor, 8 ad August 1 - Labor Day. $100 CHARLES J. MORRISON. REALTOR treed lot. Mr. Merritt, Bel kitchen, dining room, fireplace much emphasis on a situation Andover Elementary Schcol, Rent electric shampooer' $1 parking, adults, references, no m er cottage, fireplaced living vriiich has existed for years. between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m., Olcott Variety Stoca; 12” FAN, portable TV, black peU. $150. Sept. 1st. 640-5324. joining offices. Will rent to weekly. 228-3641. fiore Agency, 647-1418. in living room, three bed screens-doors, full blanket In room, completely carpeted, SEVEN-ROOM SpUt Level, 8 and white, needs minor repair. gether or one or two separate 643^1015 rooms, interior recently de sulation, full basement, base Duffey Strategy before July- 24th. NEW HAMPSHIRE — country NEW LISTING —Nice RoUlng enclosed porch, excellent con- bedrooms, family room, 3- Ck>ventry Citizens for Duffey IF CARPETS look dull and Call 646-3786. 2%-ROOM first floor, heat and ly. CaU 649-2741 or 649-6688. corated. Bbeterior painted last board hot water heat, three dition, treed lot. $9,000. Hayes acre treed lot, fireplace, ga- HELP wanted, male or female,, dreary, remove the spots as hot water, stove, full bath, 568- cottage, 3 bedrooms, fieldstone Park Cape, treed lot. Fire year. Built In 1962. Large lot. good sized bedrooms, deta<^- met lut night with |Tolland» PLEASANT office, ideal loca place, formal dining room. Agency, 646-0181. rage. Priced to sell. Hayes full or part-time, days and eve they appear with Blue Lustre. EIGHT-PIECE dining set, Dun 0833. fireplace, dll facilities, fresh AssumaUe 5% per cent mort ed storage building, good oak Agency, 646-0181. County!-Coordinator Walt Mc nings. Apply in person. Burger Rent electric shampooer $1. can Phyfe. Baby scale. Two tion and parking, near hospi lakes and recreation nearby, This Is a scarce Item at a gage. $23,600. PhUbrick Agen floors, dining room (could be L>AKE BUNGGEE year Carthy to plqn further strategy Chef, 235 Main St., Manches; Pinewood Furniture Shop. boy’s 24” bikes. Formica and A’rTRACnVE 6-room flat, sec tal, Personalized Floors Bldg., $90. weekly.. Call 876-2272 or moderate price. Belfiore Agen cy, Realtors, 646-4200. TV room for chUdren, fourth ’round home on waterfront lot, BOLTON — Three • bedroom for the Aug. 19 statewide Dem- chrome kitchen set. Call 644- ond floor in 2-famlly house. 386 M ^ St., 649-9258. 1-603-367-4797. CENTER OF TOWN cy, 647-1418. bedroom, etc.)'. Manches 6 rooms. 872-4988. stone Ranch, high on a cUff ocratlc primary, in which U.S. ter. Sunporch and garage. Adults 1 3 6 8 ‘ MANCHESTER — Constance STAMP collection for sale, over 8144. 10-18 DRIVE by 45 Adelaide Rd., ter Cape often the appearance overlooking Eastern Connect- senate hopeful Joseph Duffey REAL ESTA’TE Salesmen with 30,P00 U.S. and foreign stamps, only, no pets. May be seen GARAGE — 8 Griswold St., CANCELLATION! ’Two weeks Dr., 6-room Ranch, aluminum ANDOVER LAKE ~ 6-room tout. Niiie acres in aU. Also wUl face. Alphonsus Donahue 1,100 square feet, overhead then caU us to inspect this siding, fireplace, garage, treed and elbow room that you would license. Established office, ex $500. for entire collection, 13 TWO MAPLE twin beds with at 43 Elro St. in August at large Maine lake. not expect at $22,600. Odegard winterized cottage must be re Included is a service building, and Eidward Marcus. . mattresses, excellent condl- doors, office and rest room. custom crafted Colonial Ranch lot, flowering shrubs. CaU now. cellent commissions. Linsay albums or so much for each Four bedrooms, screened •/ VTff-44^ Realty, 643-4365. moved from property. Best of One of the better buys avail- The local group is planning Uon, $60. 876-8761. MANCHESTER Center — Ideal for storage or smaU non- porch, row boat, privacy! CaU with a plethora of extras, in $24,600. Hayes Agency, 646- fer accepted. CaU 742-7676 for Realty, 649-9158, 649-0085. album. 643-9410. Home and office for lease, one cluding central alr-condifion- 0181. able. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, another meeting for next Thurs- automotive business. Call 646- 643-1312, 633-5882. ______ANTIQUE Colmiial with 6 appointment. _ 643-1677. ' day night, following a weekend MAKE beaten down carpet nap GARAGE SALE — Saturday, child preferred, $250. per 0022, 649-4425. Ing, four bedrooms, 2% b&fi>®> July 11th at 246 West Center ete.’, ‘ete. a llJi^ e r.^ m o r^ NORTH ELM St., 2 family du- ^ “ ® “ ) new ufiUUes. ------—— 7 of further signature gathering at doorways bright and fluffy month, heat included. Refer ’ ____ •> ___ .... a • a nllllT In Waaiaa... ______Slfuotions Wanted— St., Manchester, Conn. Furni 637 MAIN ST. — 640 square feet, SMALL Agency, 647-1418. plex, 7 large rooms each ride, BuUt In 1843 with living space, TranCER POND and Birch „„ jj,e Duffey petitions. ’^Flve again with Blue Lustre. Man ences require. Hayes Agency, nice condition, 2-car gapage, charm, and quaUty. Assumable Out off Town Mountain Rd., Bolton, new 6- thousand signatures statewide M ale 39 chester Hardware & Supply, ture, baby items, tools, etc. 646-0131. newly paneled store, partition Business Property ed. Ideal offices or business. Zt'Vr 1 ME)IUM LOVELY Green Manor Ranch, lot 100x160. CaU Peg aeiszyn- mortgage. $24,900. Out of stote Fo r Sal* 75 room Ranch, three unfinished qj.0 necepsary to qualify Duffey 877 Main St., 643-4425. For Sale 70 owner must seU EXPERIENCED students will 95 WEST Middle ’Tpke., 4 % -^ m 629-0618. LARGE 6 rooms, garage. Hand spUt- ski. Broker, 649-4291. second floor. Two baths, cast primafy, and this goal paint, blacktop, mow lawns. No cedar shakes. Remodeled Realty, 643-4868. BOLTON New 8-room cus Iron baseboard heating, 8-*one has already been far surpassed. CASH and Carry — everything Musical Insmiments 53 duplex. Heat, hot water, (70NVALESCEKT home, Icog tom built Raised Ranch. Four Job too big. CaU 648-0066 or 649- AIR-CONDITIONED office established business. ■ Always kitchen, Jalousied windows. FIVE-BEDROOM Colonial, turo 4844. must go, all day Saturday — electric stove and refrigerator, 1 3 6 9 Truly a Best Buy. Mr. Merritt, years old, aluminum-riding. SEVEN-ROOM Cape, four bed! double garage, acre A toS tum " S J^ to '^ d lte !'^ contributing over Sunday, July 11-12. Miscel UPRIGHT piano for sale, needs space avaUable. Inquire HoU- full, great opportunity tor right ■ I garage. AvaUable immediate day Lanes, 89 Spencer St., 6-12 yn. Belfiore Agency, 647-1418. 2% baths, formal dining room, rooms, two baths, oversized troefi lot. $81,600. Hayes Agen- Ing, 2-car garage, two fire- ^ townwide social gathering TWO (XILLEGE bound stu laneous furniture, household to be tuned, best offer. 649- person. For more information, 2}0 ly. CaU 649-2865 before 6 p.m. Manchester, 643-2125. first-floor famUy room, mod- lot two-car lOBvirii’ gatage. . Landscaped w V ___ ®y< _ •*•'•181.'^______places, one aore comer lot. f„|. Democrats Is also be- dents anxious for summer goods. Also Honda, washer - 7644, 649-6985. call PhUbrick Agency, Realr V MANCHESTER — 90 Bigelow em kitchen with, buUt-ins, 2 ’ " " tors, 646-4200. Quick to sew, these slim- Pamper your feet when work, any Job, anytime. Jer dryer, etc. 36 Irving St., Man FIVE-ROOM apartment, one AVAILABLE August 1st, space trim sheaths are match- St., 6%-room Colonial. Rec car garage. $48,960. PhUbrick ertson, F ^ lto ^ O tt- lS s “ *** VERNON - Owner transferred planned for next mtmth by HAMMOND electrict Spinet chUd accepted. $145 monthly. at leisure in' a pair of out of state, must sacrifice this Towne Real Estate, 649- local Duffey group, with ry, 648-8641,' MUce, 742-7290. chester.- suitable for retaU or service RESTAURANT business show mates for mother and these soft slippers! No. room, center haU, 24’ Uvlng Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. 4066. organ, 6 months old, orlglnaUy CaU between 6-7 p.m., 049- daughter. No. 1368 with room, air-condlfioning, waU TRIM and tidy 6.room Ranch immaculate 8-room Colonial. details to be announced i later. bought at Watkins Bros., wal business. One 16x35’ and one ing exceUent net profit in high- 210 has pattern pieces SOBER and responsible man ’TWO portable TVs. one Motoro 4466. 30x35’. Large 10x10’ doors. PHOTO-GUIDE is in Sizes and full directions for to waU carpeting. Alcoa rid- CAPE OOD — Five rooms with 2 bedrooms and famUy Four spacious bedroonu, mod In the meantime, aU Interest desires position as part-time la, $45; one Zenith, $20. CaU nut wood, bench included, ex traffic count location. Es- rO-18 (bust 32%-40). room, alunfinum riding and a em kitchen, heated rec room. ed Duffey supporters are Ij^vit- Broad St. location. 649-6544. tabUshed over 20 years. Price Sad owners have been transferred to Texas and must slippers in Small (4%- ing./ Big 2-car garage, with down, fireplace. One finished superintendent in exchange for 643-0389, 643-5795. cellent condition, $450. You FTVE-ROOM, first-floor apart Sire 12, 34 bust . . . 2% 5%), Medium (6-7) and fuU upstairs. Mid 30’s. Close up. Basement garage. Large garage. Only $19,900. Wolver Professionally landscaped. ed to attend next Thursday's' includes all the real estate, sell this neat room ranch. Ideally located over by yards of 45-incn. No. apartment—Manchester,' East save $200. Telephone 644- ment, heat, garage and stove. FDR RENT — one single room the Parkade. Close to everything and still in a quiet Large (7V4-8%) Sizes to aU schools, hospital and treed lot. $24,000.-‘Braltbwalte ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. $31,600. Louis Dimock, Realty, meeting, which wUl be held at Hartford area. Good refer ’TWO WHITEWALL snow tires 2198 anytime. Adults only, no pets. Ref restaurant fully equipped, plus 1369 with PHOTO-GUIDE is inclusive. 649-9823. IBOLTON NOTCHl the home of local coordinator office and one comer office a house. $65,000. Owner wlU residential area. v in Sizes 6 to 12 years. Main St. CaU 649-8619, ovmer. Agency, Realtor, 649-4698. ences and experience. CaU 289- 9QQxl6, not recaps, $35. Worth erences. 643-5655. suite. House & Hale Bldg., 963 SEND 504 In Mini fnr tsefe ut- MANCHESTER area — 4-room Mark Rosa Maneheater— A City o f ViUage Charm upper 70s to low 80s. Karen W. Pearl, wiU attend the school St. was rested-yesier-ster For the first time in town In the year interval Demo- Berkritlre ICuaic Festival at . - / x — , VOL, LXXXIX, NO. 239 day on a ^^re-arrest warrant history, an up-to-date revised crats gained 242 voters, and Re- (SIXTEEN PAGES — TV SECllON) Tanglewood, Lenox. Maas., to- / oa m,.. MANCHES'TER, (XINN., SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1970 AdrertUM: oa U) PRICE TEN CENTS morrow. They wUl hear the charging himim with breach of list of registered voters shows m B M t o n ^ p h o n y Orch^tra in p ea ce,^ e U to appear in court Democrats ieading RepubUcans, S lr r a r O ^ m ^ ^ e d le a ^ Hartford. with a majority of 118. The fig- in the same voting districts in 1968 AM X HARDTOP. 343. Aulo.. ^*nrtan planning to attend will wim t r> fT oa f m were released this week which they held the majority d O D c m m o H S . m ^ j S s S d i o SSrSlLlnlS^^ by. the registrars of voters of- last year. RepubUcans -have Power Sloering, While. Reel Sharp! Religious Tension at 8 a.m * * Britain, charged with breaking tj|g conclusion of a town- leads of 138 in the second, 9 Search for Kidnaped Girl and entering with criminal in- wide canvass. The house-to- hi the third, 488 in the fourth. O.C.’a father told me that From there to an ell roof and ,North Viet Prisoners Freed the main roof was easy. From The Rev, Dr. J.^daniey Shaw, tent, and larceny under »2,0Q0. house canvass is required to be ^ d 89 in the when he first came to Manches •2195** there the low open belfry would pastor of South U idM Metho- DesUe, presenUy incarcerated held annually by state statute le ^ by M6 in ^b® ter as a young lad, a Mr. Dlmock owned what is now have been difficult for one per Mounts in Ulster Continuing in Michigan dlst CSiurch, wiU conduct a serv- in state prison, was arrested in to remove the names of de- *“ « , m ^ Center Park. There was no ron, but was not too much for TED TRUDON. Inc. ice Sunday at 8 rid a.m. on ra- cmuiecUon with a house break ceased persons or ■ those who As they d as y , By RODNEY PINDBR have moved from town. crats hold voter registraUon Linden St. then. The piece of one very tall lad and one little VOLKSWAGEN LANSING, Mich. (AP) — PoUce were "running down leads dio aitatian WINF. The program aVdse Birch Mt. Rd. He pleaded -Asaiclatod PreM Writer In Biggest War Repatriation property was bounded on the lightweight. It was then very TOLLAND TPKE. — TAIXJOTTVILLE is spoosored by the Manchester not guilty to both charges in Democrats dropped 488 voters leads in two of Manchester’s and rechecklng what we’ve done before” as they continued north by Center St., east by simple to attach one end of a 1 J u Northern Ireland (AP) Northern Ire- CouncU of Caiurches and the Circuit Court 12, Manchester, from the July 1 list, RepubU- three Assembly Districts — As- their search today for Laurie'Murningham, kidnaped 16-year- cans 479, and unaffiUated 612. sembly District 18, composed of Main St., .‘^outh where Myrtle wire to the tongue and throw the WM brac^ for trouble today, with tension mounting as old daughter of a former Lansing mayor. SAIGON (AP) — Two Clergy Association of Mstnches- yesterday; And .the case was coil to the ground. By the time The DemocraUc lead on that Voting Districts 1 and 2, where St. is now and west by the line ProxMtant Or^genaen prepared to march in an annual “ We’ve pretty well covered the greater Lansing area. Now ter. continuted to July-23. the climbers were back on the junks carrying 62 prison day, the last of record, was li2. the lead is 218; and Assembly that is now the back line of parade celebratii^ their ancestors’ victory over Roman we’re going over it again," said Lansing PoUce Chief Derdd ers of war and 24 fishermen the house lots on Linden St. g;round the other end of the wire 2Sion EvangeUcal Lutheran Thomas A. Rychllng, 27, of Manchester’s lists now total District 20, composed of Vot- Latholics in the Battle of the Boyne 280 years ago. W. Husby. There was nothing but grass, was up in the woods on the hill reached North Vietnam to Church councU wUl meet to- Nathan Hale Rd., Coventry,, 21,644 voters—8,888 Democrats, Ing Districts 6 and .7, where the Some 20,000 British troops and Husby said he was ontimlstlc that authorities would find brush and trees on the lot. Mr. across Main St. Simple? Yetdi. day, completing the big night at 7:46 at the church. charged with defective brakes, 8,270 Republicans, and 4,891 xm- lead is 241. AUCTION police remained on - guard th® girl, abducted Thursdav by a gunman who robbed a gift affiliated. Assembly District 19, where Dimock was eager to sell^the' gest repatriation of cap ----- defecUve lights, defecUve tires. against new violence, and shoo where she worked. The gunman pistol-whlpned the 64- Compared to Uils time last Republicans hold a 346 voter whole thing for 'nine^huddred lU U a a U O f " Prime Minister James C^ches- y<»ar-old owner of the shoo before demanding that the young tives of the Vietnam war. The board of trustees of South and defecUve tailll^ts. Court dollars cash. Perl^eqM that was All of the prisoners threw off United Methodist Church wlU date July 27. year, also following a townwide registration lead, is composed Rockville SATURDAY, JULY 11th -1 0 AJL terClark pleaded fOr Catholic girl accompany him, police said. canvass, Manchester has 228 of Voting Districts 3, 4 and 6. tpo high a ^ ric^ at that time. their clothing, duffle bags and meet tonight at 7 ;80 at the _____ coop«raUon In maintaining Miss Mumingham is the daughter of Max E. Murninghan more voters. The total then was The following is a breakdown More likely, though, is that the ao I VtVAAJlSV peace. Ten people have been gifts given them by the Saigon church. ACCIDENTS Hospital Notes mavor of Lansing from 1966 to 1969. He and his wife have three government as they boafded the 21,321, and Republicans led by of the voting llste by voting dls- wquM-^e buyers couldn’t raise killed and hundreds wounded in other children. Visiting hours are 12:30 to 8 MANCHESTER GOON & FOX aU B ' * ® ^ boats, cast oft from a South John Mather Chapter, Order EUzabeth C. Deakln, 26 Han 96. tricts and assembly districts; 'that kind of money then. p.m. in all areas except ma Murninghan has continued a day and night vigil at the ot DeMolay, wlU bonduct a car sen Dr., Vernon was Issued a ' The south end of it was known For Ulster Vietnamese landing ship and de to the kids in O.C.’s age as ternity where they are 2 to 4 Lansing police station that began with his daughter’s abduc- parted at full speed for the six- wash tomorrow fiom 8 a.m., to written warning for improper Voter List Breakdown North River Rd. off RL 44A About 260,000 of the arch-Pro- Uon. 1 p.m., at the Hartford NaUon- backing. She backed out of a Dlmock’s Hill and was used for and 6:80 to 8 p.m. HOIXiYWOOD (AP) — Enter- **®*ants were scheduled to mile run to shore., PoUce authorities have mounted ground and air searches By Voting DistHc^ coasting in winter. There was a North Coventry, Conn. talnen sympathetic to Northern ^ triumphant parades A South Vietnamese spokes al Bank parking lot oh Main St. parking space on Main St. yes- for the missing girl. A house-to-house search and scouring by ----- ' terday morning and hit a park- District Dem. Rep. Un. Total bare flat spot as if the top of the Admitted Wednesday: Bar man reported that the two mo Ireland’s Roman r>,thfiMc ml- ®'^*'’ “ *® culminating scores of poUce of backyards, vacant lots and buildings, ga Manchester Rotary Club wUI ed car next to hers belonging to 1 1,450 1,094 779 3,323 hill had been cut off. There was bara Lukeman, Pinnacle Rd., Furnihire, Antiques, Household Goods, nority are calling on the British proceasioiis In 19 cities, torized junks "were observed 1,418 813 3,511 a small base ball place big Ellington; Nell Rittenband, rages and bushes In about a third of the cltv also faUed tb’tura reaching the shore” at Oia meet Tuesday at 6:80 p.m., at the Jarvis ConstrucUon Co., 2 1,280 Tools, Toys, Glassware, Books, government to prevent "a mas- *'“ !"'***« “ “ Belfast, up a clue, according to Lansing Mayor Gerttid Graves. the Manchester Ooin\try Club. 283 E. Center St., police said. 3 . ^ 953 962 550 2,465 enough for playing’ "one-a-cat.” Scott Dr., South Windsor; Gen- TUng village, just north of the O.C. cannot remember when the aacre” this weekend in a feared ^ ^ ^ 432 2,033 elle Atwood, Village St., Rock- Bric>mmunlsts attacked where the post office -now ton; Alexander Grous, Baker Inmate by his hair and punching bike. Chllbe^ stopped Ws trespassing on town-ov^ not been advertised three times. march In five cities this week- •^Bmes n , leading 21,000 troope suspensions of’ three other em stands. That hill was covered Place, Clarence Kumis, Ban sandals the youth on his buttocks several the plush mountain-top reiiort of Pair Join and the collision occurred. The The proposal will appear on the end to protest aUeged brutality dicludlng French infantry, regu- ployes from five days to one Kiri Rom, which besides gov board’s August agenda. with pine trees, some old and croft Rd., Robert Yost, Grove men’s • ladles’ - children * beach • pool - play by British soldiers ^ Irish cavaliy and untrained day. . times with the side of his fist. boy was treated at Manchester In addition to fines provided ernment troop installations in ' The proposed law was large. St., all Rockville; Sam Cor, Pln- The Incident occurred after •Memorial Hospital and released. in Uie ordinance, the commis ^‘Anything that Would sep- ^ currounded by Willis Yaraall, assistant direc several boys started fighting and cludes villas and hotels fre MCC Staff prompted i by recent incidents Every third of July night ney St., Ellington; Edith Hall, sion suggested that a violator arate these marches would be a i? * " tor of cottage Ufe, had been one boy ripped a telephone out quented by Cambodia’s wealthy A written warning for an .im j » tu . . J of damage at the Charter Oak someone managed to get into Buff -Cap Rd., Tolland; Diana be required to. pay the town in good thing.’ ’ McConneU said. M«ig W i l ^ m . charged with using brutal force of a cottage wall and threw it class ” Manchester Community Col proper turn was issued to Field, Mt. Nebo, Center Park, the old Center Church and ring Negrelll, Conklin Rd., Rock full for any damages incurred. the bell. To prevent that one M e i 2 t o , in Belfast, North- *“, on an inmate during a fracas out a window. According to Yar- lege recently made two staff Charles Saunders, 26, of 166 A ...... t I.... .in town schools. Most of the ville; Donna Neff, Grand Ave., J r i d i t a t The strike began shortly after year, a Mr. Henderson was R ocl^ lle; Carol DaRosa, Regain era Ireland, Ireland’s militant ^ “ “ In one of the cottages March nall, the inmate had refused to appointments. Summit St., yesterday after the t "n.n______ihnn ’ i incldente were labeled acts of RepubUcans have a fresh way *^® midnight and appeared to have nornr moreTTinrn than .♦50" CSn be » J . ■ i, ,, hired to spend the night in the Rd Vernon; Glola Bertlnasco, 17 and was fired after a state stay in bed. Richard A. Dana of Lyme was "deliberate destruction.” .4 to combipe protest with pleas more propaganda than military car he was driving struck a car charged to any person operat- church to act as watchman. East Hartford; William LaPlant (See Page Two) investigation. YamaH’s case and the others made assistant director of the driven by John B. Riley, 19, of ure. They go fishing. significance. Imagine his state of mind when Jr., Westland Rd., Rockville; But the four-member appeals were involved in a state probe division of humanities and com A big vfish-ln’ ’ campaign The command also said the Lawtisi Rd. Saunders was en the bell began to toll but he Francis Tobin, Vernon Ave., ’the VTuracte cf tnoVn ' board ruled that the disciplinary of alleged brutality at the munication arts. H*s chief duty ing is suspected, but it is un starts Sunday on the River two South Vietnamese .Infantry tering Linden St. from Center couldn’t find anyone at the rope. Rockville; Linda Wuchevlch, downtown 'manc^^r: action against Yaraall was "out school. will be to develop a communica known if anything was taken. Boyne, where onU-RepubUcan and armor regiments returned St. WANTED Well it was possible, as the Stafford Springs; Alice Ganga- of proportion to the infraction as tions center for instruction in Protestants this weekend cele proven." The board recommend 'The other three employes dis toward the border today after numerous aspects of media tech church was constructed, then to way. West Wlllington, and Doris Boy K illed ciplined for allegedly using ex Someone broke into the Don brate the scene of their 1690 vic ed instead that his punishment Tl’io of GIs light up smokes after finishing a combat mission. (AP Photofax) completing sweeps near Phnom. COMPLAINTS Clean, Late Modd get on the roof of a rear porch. Holt, PlUsbury HIU, RockvUle. cessive force on the youths are nology. Wdllis Garage sometime last tory over CathKdlo forces. be 60 days suspension and a Penh ‘and of areas north and Besides his administrative A 16-year-old boy was appre night. The cigarette machine strong reprimand. William Yaraall, Roceo Gudain northeast of the capital when It work, he 1s teaching a course in U S E D C A R S Fish-ins will be staged daUy Near H om e and Jdhn Benware. hended yesterday afternoon af- was tampered with but not for a week on rivers cC-botA the The ruling was issued on the appesued a communist attack English composition during the The board ruled that Benwar ter allegedly taking a pair of opened. Nothing else w m dam -, T op Prices Paid southern RepuUic and British- A three-year-old Manchester b ^ of an appeal hearing con was Imminent. current summer session. should have been suspended for white sox from King’s Depart- aged or taken. Entry was gain- ruled Northern irelsiid. boy died of Injuries last night ducted May 20. A command spokesman said a During radio’s Golden Age, For All Makes! Police Quell Saigon Students ment Store. He was referred to ed through a broken window. The flahJns are one of the after being found bleeding near The board found that Yaraall (See Page Three) forward command post of South Dana wrote and directed many a flatbed truck near his home. Vietnam’s IV Corps has been network programs, including juvenile authorities. ------CARTER CHEVROLET methods by which the left wing SAIGON (AP) Government^ bands on all four of them but' he “ They aimed it right at me ------A radio, wrenches, and other dlsrnantled at Phnom Penh’s "Hit Parade” , ’’Gang Busters,” C O ., IN C . arm of the outlawed Irish Re The boy died about il:30 p.m. police breaking up a student’ had remov-ed the oqe piiined on and hit me in the back of the A broken window was noticed tools have disappeared from publican Army—IRA—seeks to at St. Francis Hospital in Hart- demonstration with tear jjas to him.- . > head," he said. Watson said he military airport and its person ‘ •March of ’Hme,” ” We the Peo 1229 Main S t nel returned to Can Tho, South ple,” and the "Kate Smith by police last night at Don’s the home of Reginald Pinto, 871 push Its camjMlgn for a socialist ford after being taken first to day arrested three American ' The student demonstration be would go to a hospital for treat American Station, at 128 Tol- W. MClddle Tpke., sometime Phone «49-5238 t o r Ireland. the Manche^er Memorial Hos newsmen—two of them vO’earing gan after an antiwar group ment. Vietnam. Show.” His work in documen T I m N HOUSE” Segregated Private Schools Other South Vietnamese land Tpke. Breaking and enter- since mid-April. The waters chosen invariable pital from his home off Oakland black arm bands given them by called International Vietnam The Dispatch newsmen said taries earned him Ohio State troops, however, remained in and Peabody journalism awards. are those owned by big land 81. the students. Fact-Finding Mission joined Sai their film was confiscated after gon'high school and college stu the general area of Phnom Penh Television assignments in lords or BrlUsh-controUed fish Police said only that the acci To Lose Tax-Exempt Status Two other newsmen, Jed Du their arrest. TODAY THRU SATURDAY dents in a "peace conference” and may be used soon for opera cluded "Meet the Press,” "Per ery companies. One of the first dent occurred about 2 p.m. In vall of OBS and George Watson A U.S. Embassy spokesman rally. Speakers included Charles tions In the north, where serious son to Person,” "David Niven to be fished in the coming cam- a parking i ^ a of an apartment WASHINGTON (AP) — The The ruling will no longer al- of ABC, said they were beaten said, the wearing of the black paign Is a stretch of river owned complex under construction, and Nixon ^ n la t r a t io n 1 ^ decld- contributors to a school to by plainclothesmen in front of Palmer,'president of the Nation arm bands by officially ac- Communist pressure remairu, Show,” "Four Star Plajdiouse,” al Student Association of the and "Chrysler Theatre.” by James ChlsterClart, prime occdpled. ed racially segregated private write ntt their the National Assembly. • creitited newsmen, in the em the spokesman said. U to o d la iu L GARDENS United States, who condemned The departure of large num- minister of Northern Ireland. 'Uic boy^ who had apparently schools are not charitable insti- charitable a!fd theref^e t ^ d“ The arrested newsmen—John bassy’s view, "jepardizes the Before moving to Connecticut, the U.S. government for sup Dana was for many years The campaign organizers call been playing with a second boy Steinbeck 4th, Jerry Liles and whole press corps" and would tiers of South Vietnamese troops Tom Fox all of Dispatch News porting President Nguyen Van jeopardize the embassy’s posi seemed to signal a considerable televisiMi-radio supervisor for _168 WOODLAND ST__OPEN DAILY TILL •—PHONE 648-8474 themselwes the the National *“ the area shortly before 2 Thieu. Toung and Rublcam, New York Waters Restoration League. P-***-. 'vas John C. O'Brien of 25 Service International—were in tion in trying to assist anyone lessening of the danger' of a Watson said he and Duvall advertising agency. His wife, They are an offshoot of Sinn Tudor Lone. empt status: police custody about 90 minutes. who was arrested under such Communist attack on Phnom ~ Con Be Tha though not many schools will be were beaten briefly by police Mildred, is a professional tele- Felh, the imHHeiti wing of the **® taken to Manchester In a poUcy ruling drafted aft- ______They had been stopped a half circumstances. Penh. affected because few have any men who first tried to confiscate visian actress. Beginning O f IR A Sinn F ^ f o lr ir iT t o r ’’our- Memorial Hospital by ambu- er a year of internal debate and taxable income block from the American Em Meanwhile, the - peace group When the troops ' arrived bassy Just after 200 riot police their film. J(dm M. Harrison of Storrs selves alone” ^ ® ® ’ ®»n®>Y«ncy treat- announced at a l^ tU y called Mississippi. WilUam J charged that the police "brutal around the capital late last — . , ^ , ment, and Immediately trans- dispersed about 1,600 students “ We tried to talk to the police^ ly broke up” the demonstration month, one provincial capital was named director of publica- Your Flower Or news coherence Friday, the In- glmmons, treasurer of the Clti- F ^ -ln a _ ^ u r a U y l e ^ to Francis Hospital In with tear gas. and they started to beat us up with beatings and tear gas. and mllltaiy regional headquar catlons, with offices in the fac flght-lns, with water baUiffs and g^tlcal condition. ulty building, 139 E. Center St. i^Tt in t®*^ h T *®"* School Foundation, Associated Press newsman with their fists,” he said. "Nei ’The* delegation is made up of ters had fallen and at least two Vegiiable Garden! poUce contesting trith the mUl- ^ hospital spokesman said he about 10 000 private schools- ^ ^ carl Robinson was with the In the new- full-time position ther of us offered any resistance about 20 members from the Communist regiments were tant rodmen. In the last such qj multiple internal In- from W nderg^en to college- ^^^ool system, caked the ruling three Dispatch newsmen when made necessary by the college's whatsoever.” United States, Australia, New within easy striking distance of rnimt demonstrate a nondlscri- wickedest at thf they were stopped, but he growth, he is responsible for the encountor 18 persona were ar- juries about 11:30 p.m. after un- Watson said that after their Zealand and The Netherlands. the Cambodian capital. minatory admissions poUcy by walked away after showing his catalog, faculty and student Toko it From Me, Dearie rested. dergolng surgery and being ad- encounter with the - policemen The delegation said It had Far more powerful North public statement or an integrat press credentials. Robinson said handbooks, program informa some of. the officers stood 20 (See Page Nine) (See Page Eight)- ed student body. \ (See Page Two) the students had -pinned arm tional brochures, and news re THERE'S STILL TIME feet away and fired tear gas. (See Page Three) (See Page Eight) leases. Harrison has nearly five TO PLANT wMi PLANTS years’ experience in publica tions and public relations, pri froni marily in health. He was infor WOODLAND GARDENS! HEADQUARTERS mation director for the Connec U.S. Doctor Helps Lepers ticut Tuberculosis and Respira for MONSANTO tory Disease Association, and prior to that, program consult BEDDINO PUNT ant and information specialist for its Hartford County affili SPECIAL! HTH Life in Vietnam ates He is a former employe of Editor's Note: Alma De Luce, potatoes, manioc and garden cer in Da Nang, she collected 42 The Herald’s advertising de ! ^ 3 Cenfotners i A nd SWIMMING wife of As»ociated Press staff vegetables. musical instruments as gifts. partment. GET THE 4lh ONE FREE! member Daniel De Luce, has Even when the disease has The orphans love them. They He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. POOL SUPPLIES! FREE g i f t s f o r ALL accompanied him on recent ex been arrested and tests are neg take lessons from a Marine Albert W. Harrison of 33 Myrtle tensive 'rislts to North and ative, lepers do not return to band. St., and is married to the for mostly 'container South l^tnam . In South Viet- their home villages. For 266 Some orphans already play mer Mias Llga Volmara of REGISTER AS OFTEN AS YOU PLEASE nani, shs' met and photograph Vietnamese, adults and chil tunes, others still practice Brooklyn, N. Y. Ageratum, Snaps, Marigolds, Salvia, Let Ue Help You With Your ed Americana who work at dren, Happy Haven is the world. lAwn and Garden Insect Prob scales. When giving a concert, An Ehigiish major, Harrison Petunias; Asters and Many More. easing-the misery they find It U supported by United World each plays whatever song he received his BA in 1960 from lem! Headquarters for: Ortho, Kerr-McOee, and Acme Garden FOR THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL GIFTS: around them. Missions. knows. Trinity College, where he was a ------i______\Wlth materials 'donated by the f'hemloals. Get The Rtgfav Solu B f ALMA De LUCE ‘"rae effect is stunning,” says member of the Brownell Club, tion To Your Problems The 10 i TRANSISTOR RADIOS 1 - ROTARY LAWN MOWE? U;S. Air Force, the leprosarium Aasoeiatod Press Writer Dr. Stuart Harverson, director Air Force ROTC, and co-cap- First ’lime! 1 - SET OF TIRES 2-20” GIRLS’ BIKES now. has a communal building. of the orphanage, which Is sup taln of the rifle team in 1966 VEGETABLE PLANTS 4 . SHOCK ABSORBERS 2 - 20” BOYS’ BIKES , An American who gives a It is named for two Dutch volun ported by the Worldwide Evan and 1967. damn in Vietnam con comfort a teers, Mimi du Fosse and Nelly gelization Crusade, o f . Fort At Manchester High School, 3io Our Fiiir" 1-16 PC. SET DINNERWARE 4 -ELECTRIC CAN OPENERS lot ot misery. Heybosr, who nursed the lepers Washington, Pa. from which he graduated In 1- ROYAL CASTLE BLANKET 2 - ELECTRIC TOASTERS Dr. Leslie Smith cares for le in recent years. Dr. Harverson, an Australian 1966, he was a member of the contoliior ®C 3 fogSZM SoIobKoi of 2 - POPCORN POPPERS 2 - PORTABLE MIXERS pers. He has been a medical The only other settlement on medical missionary, came to Spanish Club. In hi« sophomore mlseionary In Vietnam more Crescent Bay is an orphan vil Hrey territory In 1968 and has year, he won the Underclass Tomatoes, Peppers, Eggplant, Cabbage, Qualfty 2 -ELECTRIC BLENDERS 3 - STEAM & DRY IRONS than 40 yeara. lage for 86 children, ages 2 to produced the tribe’s first dic Prose Award in the annual Lettuce, Broccoli, Celery, Parsley, Onions 2 -SOLDERING KITS 2 - ELECTRIC HAIR DRYERS , HU life’s work U wrapped up 16. They were rescued from d tionary and 12 books. HU trans Quill contest. and Many More. EWEROREENS, to Happy Haven Leprosarliun. besieged Montsgnard hamlet in lated Bible story of David and Harrison was a member of It lies on a crescent beach of Da Quang Ngai province through Goliath is the little tribesmen’s state rifle championship teams SH ADE AND -Nang Bay, at the foot of Hal the efforts of Major Myrl'Allto- favorite reading. Their favorite in' his s(^bomore and junior Van (Seacloud) Pass. der, of North Augusta, S.C. hymn, sung In Hrey to- four_ years, and was elected co-cap- Ow Late Vegstahle Fhmti ORNAMENTAL DON WILUS Because of guerrilla attacks The orphans belong to the parts, is "What A Friend I Have tain as a junior. He was ranked on Highway No. 1 through the Hrey tribe. The major, who flew In Jesus.” "Expert Rifleman” by the Na TREES! pqas, It U closed at night. Fight an F4 Phantom to t6e Love A Marine Corps major, Ed Ara Now RtiNly! ^ i h o /l . discount tional Rifle Association, and as er bombers fly over the leprosa Bugs, a Marine Corps fighter- ward- W. JButchart, of Virginia a Junior captured third place IV /O tHIS WFEK!' GARAGE rium on daytime strikes into the bomber group, arranged for a Beach, Va., has done as much medal in individual champion-, IB MAIN STREET nearby hiUs. Caribou to airlift the orphans to as any outsider to.bring little ships of the Southern New The lepers smile at their safety. pleasures to lepers and orphans. England sectional match. 8SE OUB OOBIPLETB L D n GERANIUM SALE OF: LandseapeT Materials:, MANCHESTER, CONN. work. After being objects of In their owm language, they He led me to the Da Nang city m addition to the high school Shrubs, Onuunental and Slutde) fear, they have gained a feeling named him, "The American orphanage, wdiich has 347 chil- rifle dub and National Rifle Trees, Needle and Broad Leafed Tolophono 649^531 of security, with medical care Who Loves Us.” dren. Including 'Jthe trash can Association, he was a member Evergreens, Perennials, VfaMb. and little houses of their own. When Mrs. Daniel Blackwell, baby.” ' She Is radiantly beauti ful girl of 12 months. Som after of the National Muzxle-Loading A I C o lo n etc. at LOm»T PRICES PW The lepers catch fish to the of Kansas City, Mo., received c FINEST QUAUTF! Come and birth, she was found abandoned m i s Association, Connecticut sea, .raise pigs, chickens and word about the orphans from . Stats Rifle and RewSver Reg. 9 9 c 4 1.19 see for yoorseU . . . ! Serving The Motoring Public FofOver 40 Years First Lt. Mary Ertz of Iowa sits with young Viet is one of many Americans who are trying to help rabbiU, and grow taro, sweet her husband, a Navy dental offi (See Page Fifteen) elation, and Mountain Acres patient in South Vietnamese hospital. Nurse Ertz alleviate the misery around them. (AP Photofax) Rifle and Pistd Club.,
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