SET and FORGET

PAGE TWENTY-FOUB FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5. 1969 fnanrbfBtrr lEtirntng Herald AviHvge Dailjr Nat Press Ron IW .Ik e Week B s M The Weathjpp Seaman Appren. , Jam es C. The Manchester Garden Club Mra. J . F . WaIMt and her Army Pfc. Thomas E. Dun- Campbell Council, tcwight* g t taw n, iew Partly cloudy, warm and hu Baker, the son of Mrs. Frank will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at About Town daughter, Barbara, returned last phy, IB, the son of Mr. and Columbus, will hold its n«miial mid with low about U tofSgbL Guzavltch of 126 Walker St., Center Congregational Church. weekend after a week’s stajr tai Mrs. Eugene Dunphy of 667 N. family picnic Sunday at 1 p.m. Tomorrow mostly sunny and . The first rehearsal of the is serving aboard the Navy At the meeting, entitled “Doing Atlahta, Oa., attending the Mth Main i9t., has bên awarded the at Wtekhom Park. 1 5 , 4 5 9 warm with poertbiXty o< scat guided missile frigate, USS Your Own Thing,” members will Hartford Symphony Chorale National Cmvention of the Combat Infantryman Badge. HOUSE tered dôwers. will be' hdd Monday et tia rt- Dewey in the Mediterranean. display their particular garden American Legion Auxiliary. The bculge is awarded for sus St. Jude’s Mbttiers Circle will Mtmeheetmr— A Clty 'of VUlmgm Chmrm ford’a South Oongregetlonal The Dewey feoently stopped at ing Interests through individual Mra. Wallett received a $10 tained ground action against nieet Monday at 8 p.m, at the Church, Main and Buckingham the, rarely visited port of Du projects. For information on ob VOL. LX XXV lll, NO. 287 award for having the best the enemy. Dunphy Is with the home of ’Mrtk Ekhvard Amback, * Safurday (SIXTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION—TABLOID) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 6, 1969 PRICE TEN CENTS 8L a i 7:46 p.m. During Sep brovnik, Tugoslayia. taining display /niches, oontaot special Child Welfare program 4th Infaiitry Division fighting m Pond Lone. lb s . Michael tember and October, the Chor the chairman for this meeting, in the national organization’s near Pletku. Walsh will be co-hostess. ale will hold auditions from 7 The Ladies of St. James will Mrs. Robert Olenney. Refresh Elastem Division. to 7 :80 p.irt. at the church. hold their annual Harvest Din ments will be served. A SeUcbos (Penitential) Serv Elks setback tournament will One Day Only ^ A Those Interested in trying out ner Monday at Wiiile's Steak Men of Emanuel Lutheran ice will be held tomorrow at begin Tuesday a t 8 p.m. at the HALE for the CSiotale should. contact House beginning at 7 p.m. The The VFW Auxiliary and Poet Church will leave the ’church Elks Home. Members interest midnight at TemiSe Beth Sho- .•.v.v. Group Will Lead, Eklgar N. Wasilieff of 84 Har Rt. Rev. Msgr. Eldward Rear ways and means committee will parking lot at 7 tonight for a lom. A 10:30 p.m. coffee hour ed in playing on a two-man Deadline Nears: lan St., Manchester in the eve don will speak on “Enrichment meet Monday at 7:80 psn. at^ tour of St. Joseph’s Cathedral will be given by the Temple Mr. team may sign their names at nings. of Life.” ^ - the post honw. . in Hartford. and Mrs. Cûb. Tile service is the lodge or contact John Dulka a:*?; held in anticipation of the High of 87 Cambridge S t Holiday season which be Hanoi Announces Elbriek StiU Is Held gin with Rosh Hashanah (New A farewell reception for the RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) ministers met at Lsuanjeiras Year) on Friday, Sept. 12. Rev. and Mrs. Stephen Price TOKYO (AP) — North “fight to the death” against the will be held Sunday at 10 a.m. Vietnam announced today united states,” and Peking With the deadline set by **«*“ «■ ‘ tbe presidential resl- 3 in the OuUd Room of S t Mary’s a collective leadership wiU Vietnam to the kidnapers only a few h / l a g n a v o c ANNOUNCES ANOTHER Michael Johns, son of Mr. and release of 14 ihen and one wom Episcopal Church. All friends hours away, Brazil’s mili an. Mrs. Robert Johns of 260 Green and members of the church are tary leaders met today to wood Dr., was awarded the invited to attend. dignitaries in Hanot paid America, The government announced C.D. Jackson Award, a cMafion their last respects to Presi- The Soviet Union also prom- discuss how they will free Friday that tt would meet the political prisoners in ex REVOLUTIONARY BREAKTHROUGH! and $800, at a concert a t ’Taa- BrHlrti - American Dart dent Ho Chi Minh. ised North Vietnam its “full terrorists' demands that 18 poli glewood, Lenox, Mass. JohiM League wiy begin its 48rd | Hanoi radio said the leader- support” and urged Hanoi to change for release of U.S. tical prisoners be freed In ex was a student at Tanglewood year of,]Say S«^ . IB. AU play xSblp of officials and flgfateia, “consolidate . U.S.S.R.-Vietnam Ambusador C. Burke EI- change (or release of Elbrlcm. Berkshire Fertival during the ers are requested to sign tq;> at ifom of them named, had “been frlenddUp and the eoUdarfty o l brick. It aald they would' be flown to last two summers. He Is a Jun- the clubhouse on or before se lw t^ and well trained by our the SociaUet community and the The armyv navy and air force Mexico. lor at the New England Conser Sept. 16. Non-members are wel beloved-. President Hb Ctil whole international Cfommunlrt The kidnapers gave authori vatory in Boston. come. New officers of the Mlnh,’’ Tili^ died Wednesday of movement.” ties from the time of acceptance league are Edward Churllla, a heart atte ^ . Hanoi said the Viet Oong had to “have them plaoed in a safe South Uidtsa M ethodist president; Robert St. Germahie, Quoting the'’ official Commu- formed a 26-man oonunlttee to country." SET and FORGET CSiurch will honor Manchester vice president; Jam es Lock nist'party newspaper Nhan Dan, organize mourning ceremonies Foreign Minister Joae de ICa- area servicemen who gave their hart, secretary; and Ross Vlb- the broadcast sald'^tbe leader- in the South, Troops Move galhaes Is expected to go on ra Uvea in Vietnam, at both Sunday I'crfs, itreasurer.** ship “wlU continue _the I baMebattle 1for ...... dio and televtsfon after the services, B and 10:46 a.m. The' freedom and independencexif all meeting to announce of Rev. Dr. J . Afonley Shaw will Zloiicbester Veterans Council our people and all our nation u^- On Catholics the release of 14 man and one preadi a qieclal sermon: “The will meet Monday at 8 p.m. tll the last American aggressor' woman. Price of Glory.’’ BELFAST, Northern Ireland The broadcast had been sat at the American Legion Home. Is driven from our land, the Ru8sia-China (AP) -.B ritish trooiM breached See It Now At (or Friday night but sraa poet- South la completely Uberated, the barricadee of Roman Catho- poned at the laot minute. Thera and our fatherland united once Uc-oonlrolled "Free Belfast” for again.’’ Appear Odd was no explanation, but Inform- APPLIANCE HaM M ANCHtmR CMMTWm . The commentary was a decla ------rtw of force designed to b r^ novwt th. ant.'. mii«b AND TV CENTER ration of future leadership poli Bed-Fellows the ^ back under control. ^ V c T d e i l l l S ^ cy and' appeared to rule out, at Infantrymen wiUi automatic i^s who kidnaped Blbriok least for now, any struggle for Strange behavior the Red weapons moved inside the barrl- Thureday ...... n f ^ power tn Hanot. Chinese—and by North Vlet- at southern end of Al- Mexico and ChUe have agreed INC. 'Mamheitei LDMBK^» The collective leadership cer- namese leaders—suggests a b ^ Road, wiUch forms the (g accept the 18 men and the talnly includes four strong- hew phase of the Moscow-Pe- ^4ne acroee the FhUs Rood BnudUan governm ent has willed men In Hanoi—Le Duan, king struggle for Influence in C a ^ c stronghold. agreed to ny them out of the first secretary of the' Commu- Hanoi has been triggered by the They told a crowd who tried country. Two aircraft ara etand- PREMIERES 1969-711 PREMIERES nlst party; Premier Pham Van death of President Ho Chi Minh. Early morning sun silhouettes sqaud of U.S. Ma Nang in South Vietnam. The unit was to be air lo repel them: "Its tear gas i„, by at Rios Oaleao Intema- Uuong; Truong Chinh, chair- H so, the developments have rines as they dash toward a waiting helicopter at lifted to another site for a sweep through the area. flrrt and then we fire.” Airport. man of the National Assembly Ihiportant meaning for the landing zone Ryder, some 25 miles south of Da (AP Photofax) V At the north end of the road Authorttlaa aald some of the NOW! TV SEASON NOW! and leading theoretician, and of future events In Viet- they met a jeertng crowd of the p rt« » „ „ were being held In rtt- Gen. Vo Nguyen Giap, defense "am- C a ^ o vigilantes who teve aa tar a » 1,000 miles from _ minister and the North’s mill- Premier Chou En-Lai arrived held the area for the past thras r *o and had to b# brought to tary strategist. in Hanoi at the head of a '*’**ks- gethar before the release could The Vtet Cong called on the funeral delegation, paid The troops brought up buUdos- made NEW SHOWS • NEW STARS • MORE COLOR people of South Vietnam to hold **** re^>ecta, then left for Pe- Heavy Viet Cong Attacks Continue, ere and truckloads of r e s e n ^ Elbrlck s abductors, who Iden- memorlal services in govern- advance of the But as yet they made no effort themselvee as members of ment offices, temples and pago- »<*eduled arrival of the Soviet (Bae Page Mzleea) two guerrilla organisatlona WATCH COLOR TV IN TOTAL COMFORT das. ^ Union’s Premier Alexei N. Ko- Hanoi’s Vietnam News Agen- ®Wh». (■es Pago Mza 1) (SO SIMPLE EVEN A CHILD CAN TUNE IT PERFFECTLY) save cy said the Viet Cong was send- Whether Chou's delegation Enemy Calls Them Homage to, Ha Ing a delegation to attend Ho’s return for the actual to- E n em y second largest city 880 mUes age In addition to the casual- was on Aug. 12 when 117 allied 2 0 % j state funeral Wednesday. The n>ade clear, but U . SAIGON. , ,(AP)- , o.i™.,., body of the North V te t ^ e s e obvious Chou was no trooPs launched a second ties at Da Nang, another 68 bases and towns came under at- Viet Cong gunners slammed Americans were wounded in tack, NOW . . . the first and only, fabulously president wlU Ue in state until to be In the same day of heavy attacks Baek to Regular Price Monday Morning Tuesday. town as Kosygin than the Rus- across South Vietnam to- at least 14t rounds of rockets aheUlngs elsewhere across the Although the VIst Cking radio convenient TOTAL AUTOMATIC and mortars into the city and 16 oouiAiy. claimed the eeoond round of I A four-man Chinese Commu- * “re the stage with day and battled allied COLOR TV . . . a new and exclusive Everything.that'$ new for fall in univortily Americsn mlUtary installations. Seven fresh enemy ground at- bkmrs were a reaction to Ho Chi X X o A u a .T - nlrt d ^ egatto headed by Pre- Peking tormentors. troops in jungles north- At least 16 persons were killed tacks were reported today and MInh's death, U.B. effleers tsnd- ELECTRONIC SYSTEM which ftyled sport coots by Craig Scott-ineluding mler Chou B!n-lal returned to There plaids, herringbones tottersolls, os well at Peklng-Thureday evening after more to of Saigon and along and 166 woimded in the Da Nang at leart two batUe. rtUl'were ed to discount this. Thsy said C O M B IN E S all the functions of the solid color blazers. Two button styles with A visit that lasted only a day. “ recent events Indicate. lowlands south ot attacks. MUUons of dollars raging north of Saigon. that captured documenta and T LaP>Lu<.lsJl TOTAL three Magnavox innovations described double side vents or 3-button stylet with Worth of food and fuel went up U.S. Headquartere eald at prisoner Interrogatfons two Hanoi did not say why the P®ktag probably was aware Ho Nang. single center vent. Regulars, shorts, longs. n A jt a , 'Pifldta (W y below. If the Color TV brand you’re Chinese were not staying tor ths “*6'r death. The Chinese Th« vi.» 1.1 “* 100-pound rocketo least SB North Vietnamese had weeks before Ho’s death lad In- One day only. Hurry ini through supply depots. been killed in the two fights. In- dicated another sudden eruption DOES NOT HAVE ALL funeral, but It seemed likely went out of their way to make new round of attacks was a re- t o . considering The dead included three U.S. complete vêports put U.S. cas- of enemy attacks this week. *• lurt*. vtiâ-(*4i+- Come In now and see our that they wanted to avoid meet- ®l®ar to Hanoi Just how they feK sponse to the death Wednesday THREE, it is already obsolete; for FREE Alteratio n s Marines, seven Vietnamese chll- ualtles at three killed end 41 delegations were outstanding buys in quality ing the Soviet delegation headed about the prospects of a face- of President Ho Chi Minh of I Lft t l u * rte.* L qjuw AUTOMATIC .ônly Magnavox TAC banishes annoying by Premier Alexei N. Koeygin, to-face meeting of Soviet and North Vietnam. dren and six Vietnamese civil- wounded. arrivliv In Hanot ttem all over Ians. The wounded included ISO siiKe the heavy action began world for the fimeral of ttM Ifso.^ a i t , d ja t^ a a d s A 'G . color variations and the need for home remodel items. Giant wWch arrives later today CWnes^leaders there. a broadcast monitored In Sal- bothersome picture adjustments or savings in every department. We Proudly Present Messages of condolence The Chinese made what could «^n “ wwm 'w ** Vletnameee prertdent tuningl TAC—so simple a child can Into Hanot from North only be a calculated departure launched “t o ^ S ^ r r o w Into hîJd^SIrtcre reported w^Sded*''* ^ who died Wednesday, y ietm m s Communist allies to- 08t of them expressing ately designed to apply heavy tag the news of chalrrfiOn Ho’s m ortL a ^ l u o v s iS rtt »»•«:•«» by Premlsr TV • / m Io ' y J Ls soUdarity with Hanot in the pressure on the North Viet- death “ ^ . rJL 'I enemy j^ v i alreathr has paid Us vistnnm wa,. onH H .I-... nam— , oeain. including thooe at Da Nsng, but ty marked the second “high- PANELING - faspsets aitd rttiimsd to Pa- ^ litas, y fHE BOLD LOOK the United mous orestlM heaviest attacks hit the said that only_about half of point" of ths Communist Oom- -fe t ■» • J Wide selection of authen The pledged to find w ^ k t a J X n arn ^ mWdil ^ Vietnam's them caused casualties or dam- mand's tall campaign. The first fSss Pags rills sn) to ■ tic wood grain paneling Ca jo m s , 4Lu> JDm j for walls of lasting beau for young men line between Moscow and Pe ty. 4x8 panels as low as lting more difficult. - New The departure come In greet i»y ings to Hanoi Tuesday on the AUTOMATIC TINT CONTROL • 4 . 9 5 Church Rite 24th anhlversary of Ho's procla Three Share Goofy, Pluto Black Says High Court v o m m o n o c r s mation of a republic. Ho died ... eliminates green and purple faces. Magnavox Wednesday. Out-Poll Rogerg 1 . it ATC lets you select the flesh tone colors most pleasing Held for Ho S ix* greetings usually are Role Left Caused Desegregation Delay to ôu and keeps them that way— in every picture, on stereotyped congratulations of ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — i every program, on any channel I Set it once and forget it I PEGBOARD government, party and people, As Secretary of State William WASHINGTON ' (AP) — Jus- Court in New Ortaone pootpan- By Students This time, some Hanoi leaders By Dirksen Rogers and his wife walked Uoe Hugo L. Black aaya the Su- Ing deaegragaUon from (he start No other material can through Disneyland Friday may have found Peking's mes preme Court Itself Is largaly to of the current echool year until This is the note allegeclly hamtwritten by U.S. match pegboard for de BESUCBUBY, Calif. (AP) — sage a source of acute embar night, Rogers beamed os a sign posslbiUtles. Use in WASHING'TON (AP) — 'Two btame for all-white and all-Ne- Dec. i at the earUest. Amlxusador to Hrazil C. Burke KIbrick In which V •* - . Nearly 500 students and Berke rassment. Included was this dia top Senate Republicans appar Uttle boy of about 6 cams New end Improved any room in the house or . gro schools In ntaoy ptaces In Black sold he oould not do this ho tuks fur ctimplianre to the conditions demanded the gamge. ley aiti^t people marched from tribe: '"The Soviet revisionist ently tartend to share with Sen. running toward Mm, Ms hand the country—16 years after ra> even though he pstaonally is eeeeeetaeeete**** AUTOMATIC eteeeeeee the University of California Frt- renegade clique has aU along Hugh Scott the role of OOP extended. daily separate schootz were convince "Uiera Is no km gar by his alKiucturs for his release. The note was day night and held memorial worked hand in glove with U.S. leaderthip'left by the ailing Ev- Rogers put out Ms hand. outlawed by the court - the sUghtast excuse, rsoaon or found In an alms Iwx of a church In Rio de Janeiro CHROMA CIRCUIT • 3 . 8 4 S h services tor Ho Chi Minh at a Imperialism to undermine the eiett M. Dirksen. But the b ^ kept running — In a ruMi* Friday relttctanUy JurtincaOon tor further port- Friday morning. Elbriek was alxiucted by gunmen nearby church. Vietnamese people's war axtd shook hands arlth the Maditarranaan— model 6926 'The other partners in such a permitting dpUy of dasegraga- pooement of the time when ev- Thursday. (AB Photofax; ... reduces variations in color intensity. Magnavox Sponsored by the Campus This was true of Khnishchev collective Iradership arrange costumed figures of Goofy tion In 14 Mlsstartppl school dls- ery public school syaUm ta ths ACC assures uniform color intensity from.station to sta on swivel casters Radical Students Union and the “**4 is all the more true of ment: Sen. Margaret Chase and Pluto, wtx> were walking trteta. Black —ta the court United States trill be a unitary behind Rogers. tion— no matter how often you change channels. < ^ o rn ia ^ t e r of ^ order to Smi'lh ofwi^ne, S e rG ^ Al- created lu own proM^na ta IBM pna, receiving and teaching rtu- ^ Students for a Democratic Its unbridled ambition to icit of Colorado To a leaser ex- by usliM the phrase “wtih all dents without discrimination on TAC —plus thasa othaf advancad Magnavox ^ le t y , the g i ^ moved l^ m ^ t a s t e and re^vlde the world tent. Sen. Milton R. Young of deUberate speejl'' ta colling on l»>® basU of thrtr race or ooior." Moonman Given ^ c a ^ to Trinity “êthodlst U-S- ^periatom, the Seedr=' sold hatofa J n s t e n t owning today's finest Color TV; NatflL Brilljant ices were heJd^______------haa..la.-recent-Unies stepped~ap Mrs. Smith is chairman of the Black,, “ha. tu ro e d ^ t to be “ Jurtlc. could take MX500 Color Tuba— gives you vivid, natural color Alter that service, police said, lt« collusion with U.S. imperlal- only a soft etq>hemlsm for de the action requested by the fund Hometown Fete AUTOMATIC FINE TUNING the crowd grew to appctMdmata- and undisgulsedly resorted conference of Republican te'a- At Village he must consider port deciotone pictures vyhich are clearer and sharper, for more life SMART GOLDEN ANTIQUED BOLD ROUND TOE tors; Allott of the Senate Repub lay.” He added: “I would do WAPAKONCTA, Ohio (API - many youngrtenF'In the crowd ... eliminates the need for critical picture tuning. away arlth that phrase 00m- and other Indlcatione of adiat like picture fidelity and realism. MX5(X) with huge (See Page filxteen) (See Page Sixteen) lican policy committee. HAR'TPORD, Conn. (AP) — th# fill] court might do were II Nell A. Armstrong, home todey with their parents, Invented by Magnavox in 1964, AFT keeps all station HI-RISE FRONT WITH BOLD BRASS ORNAMENT pleUly" for Ms nrat visit since his trip to "I touched Mm! I touched 295 sq. in. screen— a combination of engineering CEILING TILE Dlrkaen, tlie minority leader, The tear gas lingered on at the sitting ta judgment. signals locked-in to give you a perfectly-tuned picture The great look In ceilings. went into surgery 'Tuesday for Stowe Village housing project ' 'The NAACP Legal Defense In this regard, Black' Cited a the moon, was given e hero'a him!" a Uttle girl ezclelmed ex- advancements to bring you the ultimate in viewing 1 X 12 No. 2 PINE and Bducatlonal Fund has ISOS "declrton —— walcoms by relaUvef-ând boy cltedly to her father, who was that is always precise— instantly and automatically — Easy to Install. Special lung cancer. In Hartford's North End so that m ay pleasure. Chromatona— for thrilling depth and low price for this event. Reg. ^15.00 N O W asked the Justioe to upset an leee oecawu. friends holding heir on bU shouidera. on every channel, every time I 1 1 . 9 0 (8e# P a ^ StaWea) (See Page Stateen) Aug. 28 order of the U.S. Circuit dee Page Itxtam) The aetronaiA arrived by Other cMldren chanted “Neii! dimension. ^Quick-On pictures and sound elimi 2 S C lin. f t plane Frtday^nlghl al nearby Nell! Nell!" nate annoying warm-up delay. Bonded Circuitry 1 3 V 2 C sq. ft. Lima airport where be was Armstrong and Me (aml^ Your choice chassis sets a new standard of lasting reliability. g r e e ^ by a crowd of 400. were escorted by police la aa 82-Channel Instant Automatic Remote Con .Today he hod a full achedule, eight-car caravan to (be boms of five GUTTERING -fholudtag a 3tk-mlie long pa- of hie parents', a brick raacb authentic styles trol for UHF/VHF is optional. rode, public reception al Ibe rtyle house on Neii ArmrtrosM S 5 9 8 “ Worn and mated gutter Indians on the Legal Warpath Auglaize county Fairgrounds Drive, named (or the astronaut ing can lead to costly re and luncheon with friends and after his Gemini 0 flight In IBM. pairs if not taken care of vlslUng dignitaries. The home of the elder Arm now. Aluminum galvaniz ed guttering. and acces (fomedlsn Bob Hope and Re- strong was flllad with friends, $ 2 5 0 9 0 sories. . . To Right Old and New Wrongs publican Gov. Jam ss A Rhodas After a few minutes Inside, .ever 40 ktistihil Celer TV stylM hesi anly headed the cast of guests snd Armstrong stepped out Into the By WILLIAM GREIDEB (or common threads, unifying ''We tend to think at Indian thousands of spectators who (runt ysrd to pose for pteturse Stereo The Washingtea Pert themes wMch they con present probtema os (X M h m o n ,''^lIcKln- Jammed this northwest Ohio with hu parenU and Ms own 2 7 ' / 2 C a community of 7J00 to formally (anilly, Theatre to the nation. lay aald. “but really they're ao DENVER. Colo.—The modern welcome Armstrong. ______many dlffsreru problania We Indian stortos are not the eort The Citizens Advocate Cen The civilian commapder of see all o t these lanlated caeee. of story you could peddle (or a ter (CaCl a private ontlpov Apollo 11 seemed to mjoy every WALLIOARD ; but if we could Botnehow piiil television scries, on the arhote erty outfit from Washington ^ mlnuU of It. even tho««h he had them together into a genaraJ The recognised m at«ial they ara too outrageous or too wMcb convened the Indiana IKUe time (or privau vtalu with pattern may be u could have for extensive waH re horribly complicated. Each is here, has prepared a White Ms parenU. Mr. and Mra. Ite- Nomads Seek pairs or new partitions. unique, yet they all sound man's study of the Indian prob aome Impart." Mediterranean Aegean Classic 4x8 only phsn K.' Armstrong, and other Maditarranaan Danish Modern strangely alike. lems. but. before the CAC re Among the 40 Indians who ralstlvee. HI-RISE FRONT WITH SMART “PILGRIM” ORNA nsst here, there was Jamas Ususily, the tale meanders port is released this lajl, the However, he spent the night ta Dts Pike MENT. BOLD NEW ROUND TOE. SHARP GOLD- between the ancient, unforgiven “Amertcan Indian Task Force" Vldoprich from Wadsworth, Nev , Ms parents' horns. who matter-of-Cactiy dascrlbiw •1.86 grievances, the ones wMch no formed here, intends to be TTi. .millng. boytah-looktag , ~ Volun- — ASK ABOUT OUR lUDGET PLANS — TAILORED TO MEET YOUR NEEDS — Mar too naiutae ars battling the EN ANTIQUED. body can undo, and the .fresh ready wl(h tt^ own set o t pro- ^ Armstrongng stopped off the plane trackers, po- gatraraors at Caiiiomla and Ne- abUM occurring even today posed- eohltioas. ' ' '•’tth his wife, Janet, wbo was Uce and Arab nomadi prssssd vada to save thatr atogW aro the search today Dr. Jamas The story teller may alternate Because be has a loot ta both tor nomlc raaource. Pyramid Lake, his coltsge swselhsart at Pur Pike SINCE Reg. ^15.00 N O W 1 1 . 9 0 ly lapse into despair that his erorids. Fraivcla McKinley, a due University, and their sons. CASH AND CARRY a dsssrt lake ta Nevada wMch tory is Stacked an ln rt Mm. middle-aged educator from Eric.-12. and Mark, 6 aptiiiuallsu w dlffsrsnt parts I la thraatenad by water dlver- •tva. ___ e . VMof tha worldwwMi vnTMonvusnvlsionad in#ths war- tor- 1939 then burst forth ertth' optimis BcrtMley. Calif., understands •taa prpjerte sponeored by the tic risiona of how he intends to someththg of bow hard it U the• airportalroort fence.f. Armstrong Cpiacoi^blshop^ in a Abigail Adams Homana, 'great-great-gnuddaugh- whito majortty. cave somewhere In the- Judean remake the future. to make the Indians story cred- waved to the- crowd as )w ds- ter of our second president, John Adams, and A young Hopl-Navajo named wiidernasa where be disap For three tiaya recently, 40 ibto. McKinley U a Ute and a planed. Attar grwUng the home great-granddaughter of our sixth president. John Ooagtlas Seklertaere. a mSChodt- peared five days ago. INC. Indten leaders., were gattered former tribal chairman at Ms coming commtttoe. he walked to cal Qg-iL with the B m a u of 2 1 /'/ Quincy Adams, celebrates her 90th tMithdlq^v^t- around a conference table here, home rceervaUan ta Utah, but ike fence and shook hands with Pika's wife. Diane, . de Indian Aftaln office in Albu scribed tbs Search as a “race 4 4 i HARTFORD RO AD — MANCHESTER — OPEN DAILY TIL 9 A.M., SAT. TIL 6 P.M. HOUS urday, September 6, at her Beacbn Hill home"in. exchanring stories which -in one DOW he doee educational re Well edstiera. querque. N M.. racounU Me of- sgalnrt death” and added: 645 MAIN STREET Bqaton. Din. Homans is shown in recent photo with form -Or another. Utey have search at a (ederally-sponaor- He made an extra effort to her pqig dog "MAgVie.''^ (AP Photofax) , hoard before. They arc leoldag ed > regional laboratory. shake hands tnd smile at tha (Baa Vbga y 1 VAOK TWO M^CHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. 1969 - ______;__ _ _ ' MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1969 P A G E T H R E E MOVIE AUDIENCE Propose That NATO Folksinger Josh White Dies: *******QU|Q£******* Sheinwolil on Bridge A SERVICE OF FUM-MAKERS First Popular Black Artist An d theaters. miONO FINE88B Study City Problems Th*st ratings apply to fifrrw DOOMS OONTKaCIT NORTH # A 10 9 37*600 MONROE God’s work,” White explained. ehef Nvv 1.1968 By ALFRED SHEINWOUD BRUSSELS (A P ) —Daniel P. et NATO's 20th anniversary. Associated Press Writer "But to a kid—well. It promised (? 9873 THIS SEAL "How could i tall which fi O 873 Moynihan top White House ad President Nixon suggested that fun, adventure end no regular NEW T C «K (A P ) Folksinger nesse was going to work? something new be tried. school, day in and day out. And In ads Indlcatst the Rim was 4, 954 viser on uriian atfaira, hegina a Josh White, whose sophisticated siifamitlad and approved unde, South asked after the play of , "We are not a lli^ because we I ’d always been crazy about WEST EAST ONE-DAY week-long stay in Brussels Sun the hand shown today. Elveiy- are bound by treaty," he said. renditions of rural blues found muAc!” { the Motion Pkturs Codo 4 652 4 8 -7 4 3 day to propos^ an additional Job favor In urban cabarets, dtod of SoH-Rsgulation. body looked sympafhetie whldi "We bind ourselves by treaty The early travels were not all (? K 10 6 2 9 Q J5 lor the'lS-member^Noith Atlan because we are allied in meet Friday while imdergoing heart Suggsstad for GENERAL ahowB what h y p i^ tes we aU O K 10 5 0 942 tic Treaty Organizatim. surgery; He was 61. that much fun, he recalled. l l are. When a jilayer comjdains, ing common concerns.” ’’Rooming the roads, never cer audiancss. 4, 1086 4> K J 7 The Job: how to work together He said the alliance needs his oj^xmeifts are happy; and White was one of the first tain where I ’d sleepy end almost Suggsstad for MATURE SOUTH . internationally against urban what he called a third dimen his parted usually ttitnira folksingers to appear in lAght- always hungry. I heard {Aenty 4 k q j crime, , slums, transportation sion. audiancss (psrsntsi discro- the misfortune was long over clubs. His repertory ranged of bad talk, too, and at first I K (? A 4 SUNDAY SPECMLS shortages, pollution and any Moynihan heads the U.S. dele from blues to ballaiM, work tion advissd). due. In this case. South brought O AQJ6 was too young to understand it. the misfortune on Us own head. other force that thresdens the gation at the preparatory songs to spirituals—all deliv RESTRICTED — Parsons ♦ AQ32 But the muMc—the songs and South dealer. life of cities. conference for the "Oommittee ered in a smooth baritone voloe. under 16 not sdmittsd. un- the guitar, somehow they made North-South vulnerable. South Weft North East U.S. officials point out that lo on the Challenges of Modem So In cabarets or in concert, he Isss accotnpaniad by psrsnl up for everything.” Opening lead—Two of Hearts. 2 N T Pass 3 N T All Pass calized urban problems threaten ciety” known around NATO Invariably performed seated on Beccuise his mother objected or adult guardian.,’ West opened the deuce of the Western world as much as headquarters in Brussels ae a stool with his foot proped iq> Kuslff photo to blues singing. White used the Parsons rundar 16 not ad- Hearts, Elast put iq> the Jack, Oommunism. "that environment thing." on one of the rungs and his paeudonymn Pinewood Ttom and South won at once with the is another story. A trick gained Many Europeans are sceptical Moynihan visited Turkey and- Engaged •t'irts open at the chest. He of rnlttad. This ago rastriction In the club suit Is a clear gain. BUY YOUR VITAMINS at when h«! first sang the blues, ace. Declarer saw that he could of the new proposed role. They then Ebigland before going to ten emoked between numbers. may ba highsr in cartain South is then In posltkm to lead The engagement of Miss .xi I j he traveled the country -get to dummy only with the see NATO exclusively as a mili Brussels. afsaa. Chsek thaatsr or the diamonds out of his own Holly Msiry Anderson of Tol placing the lighted cigaret be- as the Singing Christian ace of spades end that be could tary alliance, with enough work Responding Friday in London advartiaing. hand, and he can make his con in just promoting defense. They land to. Burton Jdm Rood of hind an ear whUe he played. with his Chain Gang Album at take exactly one flne*e. Which to rop o^rs’ questions on U.S. Windham has been announced Prinfad a. a pubJ'c aarvica tract if tbe six mtutrig’ diamonds point out that member nations racial violence, he sedd such dis H!s best-known songs Included the start of World War II he be fineose to take, he wondered: by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ’’One Meatball,” ’’The Ballad of by thit nowtMpei ^ break evenly. They do, and he are still far from having uni plays hsul passed their peak and came nationally famous. diamonds or clubs? Lawrence C. Anderson of RFD John Henry,” "Jim Crow would. form weapons, methods of train "there is no reason to suppose ” ®ôr iêars I ’d been haunted Other pet^le might think 1. Welgold Rd. Train,,” "Strange Fruit” and Dally Qaestksi ing and of mobilisation. they would happen again." by certain songs t l » l Georgia aboU this delicate question, but Her flsiice is the son of Mr. ’ ’Hard ITme Blues.” Partner opens with one dte- West Germans fear that new He said the turmoils were "an chaiir-gang prisoners zang in declarer went right Into action. OPEN SUNDAY and Mrs. Burton A. Rood of Folksinger Harry Belafomte, THEATER TIME mond, and the next player tasks for_ NATO will be com aberration” and rated the vlo- low, frightened voices when He led a spade to dummy’s ace Back Rd. passes. You iMid: Spades, 8-7- blned with a pullout of at least lence in American universities appearing In Las Vegas, said their guards walked down the SCHEDULE and returned a diamond for a Miss Anderson Is a graduate when informed of White’s 4-3; Hearts, Q-J-6; LHamonds, some U.S. troOpe which would as no more than "vile language road a ways, out of hezulng,” finesse. Tliis lost to the king 8 AAf. ■ 9 P.M. A U DAY of RockATllle High School and is death: 9 ^ 2 ; Clnhs, K-J-T. put additional militajpr burdens —a middle-class form of vlo- White once explained. ” I want SATURDAY of diamonds, and the defenders presently employed by the ” I can’t tell you how sad I What do yota soy? on them. lence" that already showed de- ed to try to set them down.” Burnside—Midnight Cowboy, promptly cashed their three Southern' New England Tele am. I spent many, many hours Answer: Btd-l-NT. Most ex Last April, at the celebration dine. His fame brought him engage- 7rt)0, 9:16. heart trickB. phone Co. with him In the years of my ear perts prefer not to bid so AT THE PARKADE menU at such Now York clubs Cinema I^Midnight Cowboy, Safe Exit Mr. Rood Is an elementary ly development. He had a pro- ______anemic a spade suit. Still, the as Cafe Society and the Blue 1:00, 4:20, 7:45, 9:60. West 'then got out safely with school teacher In Groton. He Is found Influence on my style. At Angel and be rw m h^ hand is worth a respoase of San Francisco Mayor: Cinema II—Funny Girl, 2:00, a spade, and declarer could a graduate of Windham JBgh the time I came a l< 4 he was ^ I s take only eight tricks; Three some kind, and 1-NT-- la the VITAMIN 81 School and0,44, Elastemsv.-oo„ Connecticut------the only popular block folksln- In K Hollywood ^ I f 8:O0. only altemaUve. ONE-A-DAY TYPE VITAMIN VITAMIN G East Hartford Drive-In—Nak spades, one heart, three dia lOOt 100 mg State College. monds and one club. He had Oopyrigkt 1969 ger and thirough Ms artistry ex- Jazz expert Leonard Feather ed Angel, 9:30; Pit Stop 7:45. The wedding la planned for to give Up the last trick to the General Features Oorp. lOOt lOOmg posed America to a wealth of tald of White: "He was one of East Windsor Drive-In—Good THIAMIN Sues ‘LookV Denies •April 1970. king of clubs, end this oort him material about the life and the the first fdkslngera to reallv bye Columbus, 9:30; 5 Card HYDROCHLORIDE 1.20 VALUR coodlttons of block people that bring that prtmltive idiom to the his game contract. Stud 7:45. Car Racing Popular had not been sung by any other attention of the vdtite public Now let’s g o bcuik to the play Mafia Gonneetions Hebron artist." • clubs." ’ Manchester Diive-In—Number of the hand to see bow to choose AUCKLAND—In less than 16 One 10:16; Bitbna Sera Mrs. the right finesse. Suppose that years motor racing In New 13.95 Vahie 69c SAN PRANCI800 (AP) — racketeers obtain a Small Busi was bom in GreenviUe, In later yearn White toured Campbell 8:00. South wins a diamond finesse; Zealand has muetwoomed from Mayor Joseph L. Alioto denied ness Administration load of Scout Leader S.C.. ^ son of a Baptist minis- the college concert circuit, often 2.95 VALUE State Theatre—Shoes Of the what has he gained? He must a, little-known activity to one of 260 ni.g, . lOO'e Friday allegations in a forth $217,000. T®';, ^ with his son, Jod, Fisherman, 1:00, 3:30, 6:10, stUI lose a diamond. He«must the most popular sports. Smne liSVal. coming LocHc magazine article —Several conferences with a ‘Asks Support Joshm In the hope that he too White Jr., and daughter’ Mrs. CHILDRENS' CHEWAtLE Tbe whole family 8:50. hope to win three diamonds in ot the world.s finest driven, in that he has Mafia oomiections partner In Frallanno’s trucking would become a preacher. Beverly Saunders candy flavor with all vitomlns. Full tits Cinema I—Daddy’s Gone A all, and one successful finesse cluding 1967 world-champtcn 8 moatha* supply vitamin from I to Si going back nearly 26 years. He firm “identified by the FBI as a From Parents ‘Usappotated her,” White, who Uvsd In New York Hunting, 3:46, 7:80; How Sweet does him no paitlcular good. Dennis Hulme, began Ortfr ca-, all tbe vitamins you said he would sue tor |12.6 mil Mafia leader In San Diego.” ^ t e once said. "Preachens a ty , had been Inactive for t l » 12.95 Value Boy Scout Troop 28 commit It Is, 2:00, 5:03, 0:25. A successful finesse in clubs need. Full H i — s lion. AUoto’s suit states that those have to 1 ^ an awful lot. I past three years with a heart reers In New Zealand. tee wlH meet at 7:30 p.m. Mon UA Theatre — Csistle Keep, montbs’ supply. reports and Othens in the Look nevw got beyond the sixth ailment. ^ died at North Shore ^ 4 Alioto, U, a prospective Dem- day at the Town Office Build 2:00, 3:46, 6:30, 7:15, 9:00. article were Intended ”to injure ^rao6. ocradc caridldate for governor ing. Hospttal In the Long Island the plaintiff and deprive him of He was 7 years old when he community of Miantiasset. SUNDAY of Calltomla, declared the arti In a letter to the parents, the respect, confidence and es helped a blind Negro singer In addition to Josh Jr. and cle was Intended to strip hbn of James L. Derby Jr., troop com Burnside — Midnight Cow teem peculiarly essential to the home and the singer subse Beverly, he is survived by his BURNSIDE HAS A WINNER! public confidence. He said he mander, said that troop reor quently asked Josh’s mother If boy, 2:16, 4:80, 7:00, 9:16. would seek air time to refute plaintiff’s public office and widow, Carol, and three other Cinema I — Midnight Ctow- MYADEC ganization and the role of par the ixry could take him to Flori Whatever you hear abotrt the allegations. profession” iutd further to bring daughters; Bunny, Oarolyn and boy, 2:00, 4:80, 7:00, 9:80. SAVE _ on him ’’scandal, ridicule and ents In scout activities will be da for the winter. ■nie article. In Look’s Sept. 23 professional disrepute.” under discussion. Cinema U — Funny Girl, 2:00, UGGEH FRIGE ” My mother believed that to Funeral arrangements were gjoo. la tKiel The Senior Citizens bus is Teady to roll. Wally For l ^ e , sold AMoto had provided The suit contentto that the ar- He stated that the number of load the blind would be doing ON THE FAMOUS BRANDS Incomplete. East Hartford Drive-In — tin, director of the center, offers a hand to Mrs. Mafia leaders "with bank loans, tide was meant to convey that adult leaders taking part last News for Senior Otizens Ethel B. Swanson so she can climb aboard and look legal services, buslnesa counsel Alioto was a member of or asso- year was so low that the pro- Naked Angel, 7:46; Pit Stop, YOU NOT ONLY OET over the bus. Mrs. Elizabeth Jesanis waits to board and the protective mantle of hU elated with the Mlafla and for Sram collapsed If the Scout- 9:20. By WALLY FORTIN respectabllUy. In return be tuis that reason "was unfit to hold iua*(6r could not attend, College Group Uses Dialogue East Windsor Drlve-In — DIRRUTOB it. (Herald photo by Pinto) LOW PRICES -\ earned fees, ' profits, political his present public office and Among the new activities this O.oodbye Columbus, 7:46; 6 "MIOIMIGHT support and campeUgn contribu was further unfit to contend lor y«ar la a monthly swimming Card Stud, 9:86. WeU fblks, how do you Uke also pick up on Tuesday In the Harriet Keeney, 698; Walter BUT tions.” higher public office.” program at the Windham High To Bridge Generation Gap Manchester Drive-In — the looks of your bus? It’s not morning and return at noon. Kchls, 676; Helen Erickson, 672; R estrict T een R*g. 7.79 ‘I have never been associated Number One, 8:00; Buona Sera IhUaCOUl exactly the deluxe model that Wednesday it will pick up start- cia Wilson, 860; Tom Grant, 668; ______Alioto wag clear of suspicion School pool. EAST LANSING, Mich. (A P ) Democratic Society movement) with the Mafia or with any un- of underwoAd connections be- However, this, among other Mrs. Campbell, 9:46. T rips to M exico (SAVE 2.82) —Some folks thought they were which Is unfortunate. BURNSIDE we take our long tripe In, but f Cam Ven- » DAYS’SUPPLY Liggett'* Prio* derworld activity,” Alioto told a fore the article, the suit con- activities, will be Impossible un State Theatre — Shoes of tbe •|■ U | - " t d i * 1.68 hippies. Others thought they ****" going to come ____ news conference. EaMer he had tends, and danrmging impUca- ■«''» parents sign up for respon- EMsherman, 1:00, 8:80, 3:10, ^ ^ announced later. Just had a caU that our good In C alifornia R«g. $3.11 said: "Some of the people I Hons were leaked, ” at a Ume slblllty In program partlclpa- were an ” up-wlth-Amerlca” te- ^ ^ the buB friend the emiUnff biM driver to the C e f^ .> I aak- will be uaed on Monday. Tue»- j|m Uocetto ta to the liarttord ------SACRAMENTO,w , Calif. (A P ) have represented sire not plos- carefully coincident with the as- tion, leadership at meetings and llglous group “ *■* tavorlng Cinema I — Daddy’s Gone A AND DET 30 FREE ( 8 « v « 11.43) Plua 30 Free ' ^ g r o u p position. We are say- HunUng, 8:46, 7:80; How Sweet n a * ^ ^ ^ rs o n s day, Wednesday, and as pro- Hospttal for a complete check- " " A ^ new"®'*^ law restriotareatricta the poa-pea- FREE ter saints, but there was never cending political prominence of transportation. •<> ****«" to what It Is, 2:00, 6:08, 9:26. needing ^ serricee of fids bus, grams pick up other Umes will up Jim’# been a UtUe “ * * ■*“ ** realdente under U any illegal ooraieoUon with any^ the plaintiff.” Therefore Derby urged par- a 10,000-mUe tour, 23 Michigan SDS and Um Rl>u-v ^ UA Theatre — Castle Keep, one In relaUonMilps.” evening’s State University atudento Ste s a y ii^ " ^ He 2:00, 3:45, 5:30, 7:16, 9:00. also s^d: “ There Is no a DemocraUc challenger to Re- meeting and- Join In the pro- summer did one thing for sure All but one of The bus oolv holds 46 on h ***® the a few day# rest wlU help him California. Mafia acUrit'y In San EYancIs- publican Gov. Ronald Reagan gram for the comli 44. travelers ^ to S *” ''**’ “ take to alow down. He’s our favorite Assemblyman Pete Wilson, nlrw year. they eatabllshed,, the dialogue were white, and to IB-year-old THERAGRAN REXALL SUPER PLENAMINS co.” for the governorship next year. Resume FaU ScheduleS ^ e they sotight. c o J S e ^ ^ n ^ o f complete bus drived on alA our away R-8«m Di««o, introduced the bill ’"*■* Becky ~Brenneman of Muncie, the run, so we aak your co- trip#; in fact be Is tbe “ bralna” months ago and It passed the The a r^ le, by Richard Carl The mayor’s suit contends Rev. Gordon W. Weeman (UT/TV that the defendants knew or Rector of St. Peter’s Epiacopai CaJUng their trip "Dialogue Ind., ’ ’some of the people I interested in aU the operaUmi, especially tor^ a few behind them, in figuriiv them Iefi»>»ture and went to Gov. son and/Lance Briaaon, deals ’69” and led by MSU communi tallced to wanted us to be the dilefly with alleged aclIvUles of “ had a probable basis for know- Church has azuiouncod that the In out a rniiti. fh.. weelM, to please be out lookout oa reaaonaMy aa posrtble, Ronald Reagan’s desk before Ing that the Innuendos and Infer- Fall schedule of servloes wUl be- cations Prof. Dr. a yd e Morris, white wash of the race problem: will I 4 ***® and as toteresUng os be can. the recMit Pentagon announce- Sove 2*69 the group toured in five station ” We tried to talk about the ■URT LANCASTER (tomorrow) with nam eT^^êêr!^^ ! “ m.?*®? 4“ “ ’* “ ® * * " a top notch ™«nt that it might put Mexican wholly false,” and that they re S',..*?”*’ wagxnra through Mlnnesotti, Mis black problem with farmers In conversations or rehtUonriilps. Holy Communion at 8 and 10 riST^wJsn^t ^ ‘“ ® ""‘ ®''- * * ’ “ « « aure you are aU towns off limits to U.S. fused to give AUoto ” an oppor a.m. souri, Kansas, Colorado, Idaho, South Dakota, but they don’t un to do. T h e bus driver ^®’* "*"*’• things are ready Ui agreement with me, that we •ei’vlcemen In an effort to, con- I* A>es not accuss the mayor Oregon and Oallfomla. derstand It. They don’t have "CASTLE K E E r tunity to be heard and to The Church School wUl also son, and I think we have hover- come Monday we’ll hop® there Is nothing seriously trol drug traffic. GET 30 FREE ^ vlolaUng any law, but Alloto’s Along the way they worked at any,” she said. Jor and Us odd-bsO Iwsees present the truth.” open Sept. 21 at 10 a.m. a good portion of the town* aU-tlpi® favorite wiong, and that he hujL- e j to Reagan had no public com- R«g. 7.49 nbel and slander suit, filed In Jobe arranged through -local civ Dr. Walter Adams, acting who figlit a 29tli ceatnty war AUoto told the news confer and when you read the route' *®'"® called kitchen social. The 8®t better so be can help us ment when ha signed the Wilson U.S. District Court, oontemR ic groups and received ’’small MSU president, praised the The story of a one-eysd ma ence he wired Cowles cn three Manoheeter Evening Herald please be sure to cut it out tor P'^*®® will be awarded, Ptm» « f«w more trip#. bill. Word of tta approval was that false implications were ctonatloiM” for expenses. group for "proving to us old fud- in a 19tli ceotnry oaatls. R JU loot MuiU vitomlns with U ver, RI2, and Minerals. Spertal far people under] occasions and asked to meet future use. Now If vou live *** attending should bring Schedule tor the week: included Thuraday In a routine made deliberately to injure him. Hebron cofTespondent, Anne tension, Tbe only vltomln recioaimended nnd used by the D.S. Olyuiplr him "so that any errors, un Bmt, tel. 238-3971. "Some people thought we dy duddles that tbeie’s nothii^ MON. - FRI. — 7:99 - cmrz.tiji£u k i iz n i A aloiv tbe loiite or near anv Soods. The Monday, 10 a.m. to noon, notice announcing the signing of Look, Cowles Communications SAVE 2.53 team. Used by nil N FL teomli. truths, or mallolious Innuendo were a religious group, to faair about what the young Sat., Sun., 2;69, 8:46, section, thm it 'will •***■ Program will be klfchen social, oH ptoyero must scores of measures and Editorial Chairman Gard could be eliminated or correct are really up to.” 7:16, 9ri6 up-with-America kind of Wds," you to moke arrangemeiârranxemente to ■chedule.schedule. bringonng oone m can of canned goodi. Wilaonwiiaon oald Oalitornia tieen- ner Cowles were named as de ed.” the 33-year-oId Morris said Fri C olor T\^ Set MANCHISTIR «■•*«»>«■•*«*> the scheduled route on„ Ttlteday morning we wlU atari wJl begin p'okup at »> 30 »«® *» "are now exposed to fendants. AUoto asked $7.6 mll- Jack Squire, Look public r6la- day. "Some thou^t we were your__ own._ r on two volurte^rvolu protesrt*:. One a-m., and return at noon. 1 pzn. ^^™ga, prottlhiUon and veneral AND DET Hon In actual damagee and $6 tlons manager, said In New T a x C u t ™ 64J 7833 hippies. But reganUesB of NOW Also, tbe birt la rtrtetiv for ****the MManchestrr an ch ^rr PubUcPubHc to 4 pzn. pinochle tournament. dUeozedUieize and alcohol while In million punitive damages. York that the meeUng had been View ers U rged Ain CONOMI >Nin * (Bll PAsIK RfAK THIATPf ZEST TABS 1 which, our Image isaially CHTNCOTEAGirai, Va. (A P ) you folks who really need team^ Nursingrminat Aseoclallon. wUIwill nottwbf pickni/vk upi*v% buthead will..^tl MexiOO." SO FREE GERITOL A Look sprHtesman In New turned down because the maga changed considerably after we —Ih e town ootmcll of this east TODAY and SUNDAY at Irt*, >:«•, «;M, 9:66 slne was already In print. But T o B e Cautious I ■ f Portatkm, and you can climb ^ the o ^ r for the local Poet * P-“ - "Lack of parentol supervision York City said the magaslne left a town.” ern shore Island community has A modern-day story that reaches from the shadows of ahoand without calling u,. j u - O f ^ . T h e » are two very Im- TUeaday, 10 a-m. to noon, can on$y azld to experlmenUng he said two Look repMenta- would hove no Immediate state- WASHINGTON (A P ) -- Color Puiqxrse of the Journey, mem dropped the real estate tax rats the Kremlin to the splendor of the Vatican! bo along: the route, when worthwhile proj- Rpecial volunteer projects torwith dan^rous driifs and prac- ^.lABLETS tlves had Interviewed AUoto and television viewers have been from $2.76 per $100 of assess to«nt on the suit. bers of the group said, was to j A you see tte Jbily areen sient ^ women. Bus wlU Uces which younf people will jB t u P L U s 's O 1 Look eald that when Alioto “ '®^ cautioned by the Federal Trade show that moat college'students « '’Blua*km to $1-60. coming along. Just wave tt ^cod turnout. We will run the Pick up starting at 8:30 ajn. regret long into the futuro.” mm ,1^. ___ i__.. WFArsb WATlrinO' on." (jOrUmlMUlfin «l> « a. ______I .a ___ .4. ^ AmW asM ite g .2.94 FREE 1 was running for mayor-In 1967 Commission to sU at least 6 to would rather overcome the ’We felt we had to rriieve tbe MG M presents ^GeotgeEriglund production by down. Here to the bus route. . u , Îvejrou ail a chance and return at noon. 1 pjn. to The law, to go Into effect In ’’the Ooea Nostra did Its part” ^ Interview was seen 10 feet from the set and avoid "gensi»*if>n gap” with dialogue burden on our citlsens," Ib y o r Agnes Davis and iwlewed by "nie bus wUl leave the Senior " ®y 1*»®*® proJ- < P-m- bowling at the Paikwde the fall, prevente young Callfor- on Ms behalf in the form of con- our editors exposure to the sides and rear than over run tt with riots and Chester A; Dalsey said Ihuiw- B h m mm'' m them very carefully,” Squire because of possible radiation day. Genter at 8:80 a.m. aM go realdenta from entering trlbuUona. brickbats. E down Myrtte to Main. Turn ** out with your WMneaday, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.. Mextoo unless acoompojded Iqr 40's R«t- 2.93 said. rmlSRlon. He aald servicas would not ONE-A-DAY ^ $ 1 9 9 In 1966, the article said, Alioto "We wanted to get the two right onto '^Main down ta ” ®™“ ’ Fun-Day. Some interesting eh- « parent or guanllan, or car- The FTC. responding to con have to be curtailed, and the ’ ’personally arranged” loans to poles together,” said PauHne Spring. Left on taring to Gsid- VVe(toe8day Wednesday la our Fun-Day, tertalnmenttert...... la in...... store------for you. rytag written... consent from ui.the U m h 1 cern by Congress and consum clty’a $200,000 budget would be OES MBvP 1 taling $106,000 from the First Bailey, 21, a senior In speech ner, left to Charter Oak. 'v'th ourtir regulcu-mwilkir pro- nm. BusBlU arlllwill picknifvk up«tn beginningKrtâta*!*.## at•* parentnarrtin* orn* guardian, or__ __ a_____ p— - VITAMINS A C ountry Seeks ers said Friday a Staff check met San EYanclsco Bank, of which on Cbaiter Oak to Spruce. Richt '^® will have some In- 12;80:S0 p.m. " " ’ and------* return at .4 ---- p.m.~ — port. concludes that science does not therapy. "Lota of Umee the E on Cbaiter Oak to Spruce. Right ^ ___ _ he w'as board chairman, for "a "W e’U Juat k e ^ bouse and on Spruce to E. Center at *p - terestlng entertainment. Ray- Thun R * ( . D aiiiuges From know what effects—If any—low problem was In the way we plan no new projects,” he said. 349| notorious Oosa Nostra killer, prwdmately 8:46 a-m. mood Dwver, an old pro with special pinochle tour nuliatlon may have on the body came acroas. Service groups R tf. S tM VALUE East on E . Center to S t Bar- bottle®. Inkwells, etc.. No bus scheihded. ANÎORAOE, Alaska (AP) Jimmy The Weasel’ Fratian- Auto M akers during long exposure. would receive us os a radical S A V E t l J I 1 na.” tholomaw School, turnhgr into *1 '^ * »hort talk, demon- Friday, 9:S0 to 4:10 p.m. open — For a while, studenU at Lith- The FTC’s recommendations group." said the coed from St. b O U B U Mrrtfii Look said Alioto acknowl LOS ANGELES (A P ) — Los Clair Shores. Anthony Quinn -Oskar Werner the Plaaa parking lot at 8:80 * varirty of card iSaying, TV, reading, and op High School In Falrtaidu go no further than those pre flW IU S I ’->vad oomputers, but not any edged' meeting with Fratlanno Angeles county officials seek Ruth Knappv a music educa *.m . Back onto E. Center head- «k ^lay. It rtiouid be dooI playing. 7 p.m. to 10 p.m 1.77 viously Issued by the Public mors. and sending him to the bank at tion . major from Kalamazoo, In the Mediterranean ooun- Dtavid Janssen - Vittorio De Sica h « west to W o o d b rk ^ Stop- Wereatlng. and I ’m sure setback tournament, No bus 1 0 0 ' f ^ R«g. 9tc $100 million from three cor Health Service. The FTC The atudento wart sent home R t t M i the request of Jack Goldberger, thought "people wanted to come ries, salads are a mixture ping at the Green School SdB °*®®'‘ weekly scheduled. makers, sayingT the companies stressed that Us major role will of a few raw ve|;etables, Leo M cK em -Sir John Gielgud *.B i. * schedule tor bus ttnia. ______Tuesday when the dtotrlet*s a Teamsters Union official. The to rimple conclusions about Limit 1 1 have failed to provide ..adequate be to keep up with scientific de with lettuce predominating, For a couple of weeks more to I . computer was unabte to fumirti magazine said Goldberger de velopments. what we were trying to do, but Bart>ara Jefford-R osem arie D exter North on Woodbrk%» to ^ ------r ivored with oil, vinegar Parker and north on Parker to “ “ ™ “ -y® Fridays will be I ra in ■— e e a. E m p lo y e d uim-ciaai p macheduiaa uwiuwa on on c time, a two- nied any role In the loans ar.d ontlsmog devloes. we didn’t want to leave them IODINE RJITION It added that steps will be tak and salt. And ** difficult Lydoll. Left on lydall to Wood- Itoet. However, we will ATLANTA—MoreA’n-ANTA—A'ore than 460,000 week delay wasWas forforecast wh'le that Fratlanno denied meeting The county filed a complaint feeling cdmfortaMe.” B-COMPLEX FORTIFIED en at Uh> appropriate Ume to as to find a better way to com _ MO ■umtSw’Laurence Olivier bridge to Phelps. Left cn Phrtps *“ » « Interertlng arts and disadvantaged parsons have the 1,300. aehedutoa Alioto or Goldberger. petIUon Friday to Join a federal erers pre- sure safety for consumers. ^ Moiria added: "W e’ve been plement almost any dinner to Green. Left on Green to ®**®b as art tor sentors been trained undar the Man- pared b)”hand. Alloto’s news secretary, Had suit brought Jan. 10 by U.S. to Groen. Left on Green to portrayed as do-gooders all than by such a simple green to the way o f original akrtches power and Davalopmant Act But the were tn ley Roff„ said Alioto had met Atty. kbit Byrne. The suX ac summer. We’ve been contracted salad, preferably ^served af Parker. Right on Parimr to E, MMdla T)>ke. at lyprnxlmateily U'l'ng pencil, "charooal, or oU since 1162. Saventy-five per ds-w today after the nmtorta) with Fratlanno and Goldberger cuses Ford, General Motors and Federal Grant to State with the SDS (Students for a ter the main dtah. when cool $ 1 . 5 8 ness and crispness and a bit 8:86 a.m. ^ 1? ^ ***•” * are now employ- was brought to Anehorags and and had called the bank to say Chrjrsler of conspiring to delay aome painting, and ail in fun. FYatlarmo was coming over, development and Installation of Provide* Job Training m fH m m o of acidity bring Ugtatnesi TONITB—1st RUN FOOTBALL Want on B. MhhBe Tphe. to ‘ ed. prnraaard by a com$Mtor there. and refreshment. In Soandi- You don’t even hav* to kixnr Later, Roff said, AUoto called effective devices, WASHING’TON (A P) A ★ î ANCHEST i d r a m a . PLUS THE TOP MMn: R%ht on Mato to N. __ $480,(kX) federal grant foe state- i i n r i navla "salads” are also opM. Mialn. Loft on N. Mato to Buck- anything stjout it. We have a the bank again an^^told officials County Supervisor Kenneth they have oUy dreaatngs, and OOMBDY OF THE SUMMER, vary capable tnstruotor in M ra to consider the loan only on Its ^.Hahn seild the county Intervened wltle Job training has been s a r iN land School at 9:06 a.m. the Ingredients are mainly BOTH M Kay Hendrtefcaon foam the PUU 100 TAHJTS merits. ^ because ” we do not want to see awarded to OoraiecUcut mater r a x , South on Adams along New FULL IM OAFS n c H ^ R D l derived from the vegetable Board of Pdiiratlon. G^RAND OPENING Look said FYaUanno defaulted the Department of Justice In the Manpower Development Act. Rtata Rd. to Iffiliard. Left on SAT. Idngdoin, but that la the end Wa wtU alao have our good on the series of loans and a ” sU- Washligton quietly make a deal Thomas MeskUl and Lo- ft the resemblance . to the HUUard to Woodland to Strang, DRIVE-IN Mend Mr*. Maggie MdUea back able part of the defat is still tm- arlth automakers and settle this W'ell P. Weloker, both R-Oonn, SUN. olaasic salad. The base >' WHEN YOU'RE turn amxal, go wort on Wood with tai, edth aome new ideas BUSY KILN pald.” case without fanfare.” announced todrty. usually boUed potaloea or land to Broad. Lett on Broad RYAN LEK3H to crmrel work, otarth^ off with Other alleged Mafia conUcU If Byrne accepts the petition, The grant to provide tnaln- cooked macaroni, leftovgg N U M B E R O N E «t 9:16 ami. to W. MtddlaTnka cwwel work, rtarttag NEW— boiled vegetables or fish are oedtepotiit embroidery. CRLCIOM listed In the article Included: county representaUvea will be Intg tor 240 pereons who are un to Mato. Left m W. Middle >“ «U®l>o*nt embrotdery. CBUMIC & GIR SHOP FEOSOL lO’NEAL-TAYLOR-YOUNG commonly added, and the 'S o we have aome Ideas, asMl --Succeeoful legal defense of able to testify and examine wit- employed or underemployed. EVERYONE WANTS Tpke. to Mato. WITH whole la solidly bound to inora to toUaw as ttn« goes by. one of the "important represent The money wlH be handled by Right on Mato to Center at ------. 540 B. MIDDLE TURNPEKS, MANCHE9TEB PAL gether with heavy mayon 9 :» axn. Wtot on Capter to “rtrotore there 1a i » reason, atives of the MafU on the West The county asks $60 million the Connecticut Slate Employ naise. * ” A P I E C E O F Adams. Lett on Admns to W. *■’ eaten*, tor ■ asiyana to stay SUNDAY, SEPT. 7 — 2 — 6 Coart” against a 1967 Income for property damage, saying the ment Service and the SUte Vo But search no further! VITiUNIN D tax evasion charge. companies since 1963 have pro- Canter. Right at W. Center to ■***•• wh«» they can ooma to SPASULE CHEWABLE cational Education Agency. You have discovered MR. THE ACTION... TM$ ojkm m aujom m —Helping a family of alleged vtded Inadequate smog control BluafMd at 9:10 a-m. thrai«h "Fun nowse," to enjoy v$rtt- PUUIOOOf devices or none. STEAK! We are located Bhirtlefel to Oasa Mt 9:40 ami. to tog wttb your totonds, as weU VITAMINS It artes $40 million to reim at 244 Center Street, Harttord Rd. L ift on Harttord * w Ortrtar. Bern Lots, l u . R *f. 2 J9 ■1 Cu m Postage Paid ai 1966 nearly 61.000 Army ofScen CmitÔeiuie • APPLY IN PRSON O t CAU M9-I1f4 (SAVE SM) •r, OaoL HELPFUL HINT l U * ruatk to ntoject to Om ;—M y osgantosd Thumdgy (SAVEIZe) CSAV11.01) and men have extended their When the metal tips come ebaage, and win ba tbs rants wwwUiig ptonchle tonmunent SDMKaupnoN RA’n a 3AKK ^ ^ | R s > SORa PMafale In AdTODoa Vietnam tours of duty by rtx oft abselaces, dip the ends 1 V- . S -SiS* ’ V tor any of ttisi apedal pregrama, — oasr ve y wall, wttb 40 months or nwre. More than ,10.- BOtfAlia STEAK HOUSE Into hot- paraffin and twist such *s tbs b— wm pick up on Ptoywe. Ths wtonwa werw; Ins* /■ 000 exteradons came In the last bodrofdElxMMlt them, or harden tip ends ■'Buona Sera. Mrs lbamp6i Monday mofateg and make two Mahoney. 0S4; ' — - 317 W.MI1BLETIKL quarter of 1968. wlthâ UtUe nail pouA.. return htto*- O— - noontime. W . J. Meartrt. .61S: FMULOHS RUSH IN AND SAVE and the otber at 4 p-m. It will hSadar, 600; try

■ ) A \

PAGE FOUR MANCHEjyrfelt EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING. HERALD. MA NCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1969 PAGE FIVB IHaturl^pBtpr easy because they are never totally suxw Just what they are Ingesting, Connecticut Eupttittd if^raib So far as many consumers are con Manchester cerned, the true teat of any civilisa Hospital Notes ____ FUBUSHED BY THE Yankee Heralding Politics . HBBAf.n FRINTINO CO., INC. tion is the comparative purity of Ita hot Business Bodies IS BUm U Stnet dog. Any administration which valuss ^ A.H .O . vnm N o HOURS -B y S o l R . Cohen- THm S ^ §\^%8!ROCTON j its own future should keep the trend ' PABTNEB^ WALTER R. FBROUSON Intennedlato Care Semi- Son. George S. McGovern of frexn the estate of the late E. _ Fubllabera heading away from fat, grlsUe, chei«i private, noon-3 p jn ., and 4 p-m. »nind«d October 1, USl Tha 3act that the 8 «ia te The law firm, HaBoran, Sage, South Dakota, when he speaks J. Holl. m r . 4 S p-m.; private room*, 16 a-m.- ingredients, and tadlacrlminate mixture Chairman M the powetflil Jtidt. Fhelon A Hagarty of HaxtCcsd The one parori of the flve in Every Evening Except Sundays 3 p-m., and 4 p.m.-S p-m. Thursday at Manchester Com S5? ®“ J|l»y». _ Entered at the Post Office « etary Oommlttea qpent Uk last aanouncoB that Atty. Joseph T. which Weiaa 4s most Interested on toward that moderately moist and PedlaMoa: Parents allowed' munity College's first academic ■aiêster. Conn., as Seoood Class Mall privllsgad floor momsnts of Is a thrae-tamlly daselUng on taFeeney of Kennedy Rd. Ikub any tone except noon-3 p.m.; tender luSclousnesa that good butchers the 1980 session diseusMag his convocation. Is not expected to Trotter St;, aAjoinlng the towii’s been made a partner of the otoere, 3 pon.-S p-m. SUBSCRIPTION RATES of two generations stgo used to make personal vlows on the subjeet ot Trotter Block. He told the <1- njrable In Advnnce fir m .' Self Sorvlee: 16 a-m.-t p.m., touch on politics in his addrsM. One Yenr ...... tSO.OO education bos been Intarprotad themselves tor their own costumers. In A graxhiote of Holy Oroas C!oi- 4 p.m.-8 p,m. McGovern, considered to be rectors that, if purchased, ttie Six Komlu ...... ^ 50 by us os a sort vobnitaiy Three llontlia...... 7.80 ot taga, Worcester, Maas., and Of Intenolve Cara and Coronar)- one o f the leading candidates propery could be converted One Month ...... 3.6O such a perfect hot dog, there could not testimonial on hU pu t ths* tt too Geotgetown Unlvemtty Law Care: Inunedtate fam ily only, for the Democratic prestdentlal into an addition to the town’s possibly be room for chicken. has begun to be the Bdocatloa anyttme, Umlted to five min- nomination In 1973, w m a last- Muntclpal BuUdInq; Parkliy Lot. . IHE AMOaK^'pRESS Committee of the OenatBl As Weias said that the package I t e AaeocIMed Free* le excluelrely entitled minute candidate for the nomi to the u*e o( republleatloii ot all news sembly where ths U g Is, Btatemlty: Fathers. 11 a.m.- nation last year In Chicago. deal is being offered for 134,- credited to^lt or nA otherwUe credlt- these days. 000, and that he wlU bid $33.- The Most Reluctant Subject 13:48 pjoa., and 6:36 p.m. 8 He WM nominated by Con ***“ **'* ” * *• *“ **■ This was partly haouMs the p-m.; oOwra, 8 p.m.-4 p.m., and necticut Sen. Abraham A. Ribl- 300. He said that the admlnis- republlcatlon of special dM- tratora of the Holl eetate wUI patches herein are also reaenred. Today wo have largoly given up the Judiciary Conunittae in the last • M p.m.-8 p.m. epff, and it WM during that habit of repairing to ancient wlodom. A session somehow failed to pro A go Ltanlta: 16 In maternity. nominating speech that Rlblcoff not spilt the package and that The Herald Printing Company Inc., _ as- duce s a y ot the btockbueter 13 In o tte r arcM , no limit in all five parcels must be in the •■ «unM •T' iy> financialI«I rwpunaiouiiy rMponatoUny lor for "typo- typo- pervasive antl-Mstortoal spirit "spooks" departed from the text and hurl deal. CrapUw errora appearing In advertisements the land. We tend today to turn to oolum- pieces of leglsletlon it talked ooU aervlce. ed his famous “ Gestapo tactics" nlMs and commentators — to "Dear about, and m ore or l e u ' m is charge at Chicago Mayer Rich If his offer Is accepted, tt Abby" and Eric Sevareld — for guidance managed the one moment ot The admlntotratlon reminds ard Daley. still will be robject to adoption Angeles Tlmes-Waahlng- too iy)at News Service. and tor confirmation of our preJudloM.. truly dramatlo MmeHght It had, vtattoro that with conetrurtlen McGovern Impressed many of an ordinanoe, as required by the town charter. ' “ • B rnta,. Inc. , Our histoilcal analogues tend to be when it attempted to prodnee e ■nder way, parking space la state delegations In Chicago cent; The French-Algerism crisis o l the dSUcetely managed leghdattve Ihnltod. Vtattoro are asked to when he appeared at thetr cau Welae said that, toouM the bear wNh tiw hoepltal whUe the 80s, the Sit-In o f the early 1960e. BJven lUsclpllnlng o f a trooMaaome cuses, Mklng for support. How purchase be consumsted, the parking problem extata. town could sell those other par ^,«niBER Auprr b u r e a u o f c ir c u l a - our prophets «ne recent: litorx, Freud, Circuit Court Judge. ever, because he w m a late cels of the five in which U hM Mao, One, Marcuse, Malcolm X. But mainly the shift In the starter, and because commit no interest. Theme is something a little sad in all nlattve Inqiortanoe ot com- ments already had been mads Pattente Today: 377 The four parcels other than this. It is part of the bleitant egotom of mittees hu terlved from Om to established candidates, he S t l ® ‘*f**2. — ^ P-to- Saturday. the one on Trotter St are: A For W .5 ^ 7 - ‘'rp.ST'ffoây, our age that makes anything anterior to nature of the bushiaM they had ADMITTED YE)STERDAY: received little support. right-of-way on a oontlnuatlon vS.^ “ “ 1 p.in. êfdiir. ourselves seem irrelevant. We are slow to transnot. David Balanceau, Stafford. McGovern's position on is For M- Springs; dean Beaulieu. East sues appeared to lie somewhere Classified doadJtne — 5 p.m, day Mfore McKee St. Firehouse; a small technological tecade simply masks, the Oon Com mlttM whieh h u had, Hartford; Steven Oolbath and between those of Sen. Etogene publ^tlon, 6 p.m. Friday for Mturday parcel at Delmont and Bond and Monday publication. massive IntraotabUltles of our psycho- laMy, the great gut lesuu, and Mrs. Bem loe Colbath. 14 Laurel McCarthy and tha late Sen. Rob Sts.; an L-ehaped parcal off loglocU inheritance. Militant and srif- the t ^ of power from whlrti ert Kennedy. Saturday, September 6 PI.; Denise Crowchenko. Rock Lake St., near land cwned by rightoous young, believing that they have averybody expected fSTors. Atto- Joseph T. Sweeney ville; Mrs. Linda Cyr, Elast Because attendance at Th u rs personnally dlsoovered the notion of in- the town arater department and This pheu of tho Hdueettan Center, Washington, D.C., Atty. Hartford; Mrs. Elisabeth day's convocation Is compulsory Jurtlce, trumpet their contempt for the the Manchester Water Oo.; and Commlttu’s Importance hegen Sweeney was atonltted to the Dowds. 709 Main St.; Michael for the fsouUy and the enUre A Costly Campaign past — thereby proving only that they a right-of-way on the west side with someaung tt Itaelf nu hed Connecticut State Bar in 1962. Fogllo. 183 Birch St.; Frank student body, only s limited of Parker St., near Ei Middle By the Faderal Communications Com have not read the past. For had they for and brought Into being, Hill, West Stafford; Mrs. Lor number of seats will be avail read the past, they would have en H e served - aa law clerk to Tpke., arlth accens to the area against many an powerful odds. raine Kelsey, 91 BIroh St.; able for the public. mission report, poUUoal oanilldatsa In countered 'their own mirror image a <3tlef Justice Raymond E. Bald on the hill arhich ovsrlooka 6 Thts w u the creation o f th4 Roberta Kingsbury, R iver Rd., The convocation will begin at North United Methodist CSnireh. the 1968 Xedsral, state and local elao- thousand tbnes. On the other tend, fear win of the (Connecticut State stete’e higher system of educa Coventry; Mrs. Alta Laws, 411 7;80 p.m,, In Bailey Auditorium Weiss conceded that ths loam ful oldsters, recalling only those Supreme Court in 1962-1963, and tlons spent a grand total of tes.s mil tion, which bed to be drlun Nevers Rd., Wapping; Charles of Manchester High School. would have Httte, If any, UM passages from their own personal beck- thereafter practiced law in New through the I960 -aaeslon, but Lehman, Columbia; Mrs. for the tour parcels. lion for broadcasting. grounde and readings that jiwtify thetr London County untU 1966 when tressed and adjusted and rein-, Yvonne Lemire, 27K Bluefleld Sixth DUKrict Otxig, ThoniM Gn Sept. 34. bids artU be open This was a 70 per cent increase over comforts and prejudices, Ignore one of be first became aasociated 'with forced agaihst the suceeeee of ' D r.; Mrs. Lorraine March, J. Meaklll will be the speaker ed In the Municipal Building tor history's most peiwlstont lesscm ; That Holloran, Sage.^êlon A Hag the |M,e million spent In 1064. Glastonbury; Mrs. Oathertne TueaHance which was her heart's desire. James I>- I recall discussing the Mar belong to toe U.S. Chamber of A Sem, a leading homebullding flrst^ penjianent homie site se Anne Kosclelny, and Leonard Ptwiuctlon -to 1968. ThU low When the C1AO began opera foundation of fact. by a private organizaUon, based prerslng a few buttons. Initial Oritftn and Acoordten ocaa, ^ should not be resented. Nor tian atmosphere and Indicated Oommeroe. ftam, predicting a boom In pre lected for a high school. Seeber. He rtudled cello with WM many tlmija greater than the United States should havt a wary In Washington, D.C., to act as plans call for dlspenslirg of par- ROUn «. ROLTON — 19L «4fv4332 will it be, except by those few Individu that the accepted value of prea- fabricated bousing. / ■The state Board of Educa Dorothy Fldlar and organ with that caused by strikes. Beglaaers A Mpertelly goodwill ambassadors overseM OPEN DAH.Y oad SUNDAY UU tiss PJi. appreciation of the occasional super^lm- als wrho rment all dlscIpHne. ' sure on U(ie surface was about tion felt this WM an* innovative the late G. Albert Pearson. KS-89IS er m - u m ' and to show that not all Ameri Cuudy Alaa Avuilabte For F M d Ralriug . portance of the relatively unimportant. l i % that ot the earth. Mariner very -enriching educational ex.- Woods is a graduate of Man; Taken point by point, the dress code can youth are flower children or 4 dlsdosed that the value we perience for youngsters" Creech rttester High School where he The Nixon AdmlnlstraUon, Jn other la more liberal than the standards which By Whilîker campus radicals. accepted was-lO times too high. said. received the Frederick eJ. W er prevail In mauiy other oommunitleo.'llM The Ardmore troupe, howev words, should be rather frightened i t Its The other Mariners corroborat Students presented their first ner Music Award. He is a mem OPEN authorities have been tolerant cf yowM er, is the only unit with a travel own now straddle on the hot dog front, ed this data. performance of the year in Ard ber of the Manchester Civic people's Interests, even stretching a ing school. A staff of 19, includ Even the compoelUon of the more. Orcbertra and the Gilbert and a -straddle In which, after standing up - point. The students’ have an equal obli ing 10 teachen, accompanies gation to accept end respect the stan sitmosphere yws missed by a The tour then went to Duncan, Sullivan Workshop. WESTOWN vaUanUy on tha Issue of the fat content thf youngster to help thetn con- dards aet. IsFge margin. WhUe it was as Okla., and w ill oontinue through He resides at 81 gtrickland ALL DAY j Unue their studies between sing- St. PHARMACY legally tolerable In a frankfurter, the sumed oorrectly that the light the state In September with The pfoblem c f student draos Is noth tag engagements. Classes are Administration has now caved In weak ing new. Styles change, and each new er gases like hydrogen and ■tops in LAwton and Elk CSty Hamburgers held In facilities provided by the next week. LEASE WAREHOUSES ly to the poOiltry Interests and conced style tovariabiy Inybloea response. Some- helium would eaoape because of host clues. SUNDAY the planrt's lower escape velo The group will be in KansM in Three separate waraOousea t times the style Is so extreme that Its “This Is a high school on ed that a hot dog m ay now contain as city, the heavier ones like car- October, In Ctoiorado in Novem- within one mile of esich m critics s«e It as a menace to pubUc wheels, or wings; whatever you 6 ben dioodde, nitrogen and nr- ber, u id In California in Decem* East Hartford. wlU petfonii an Att Medicinal Servieea AvaUahle much as 10 per cent chicken without morals. want to caU tt, it’s different." ,go n wo thought would remain. ber. ChristmM vacation arlll be Interim servicing role for Stop saying anything about chicken In Its If school admintotratora feel harassedl said Dr. D. D. Creech. Oklaho 455 HARTFORD RO. 643.^230 In the book I concluded that the ■pent in Tucson. Arts. 8t Shop Inc., tt WM onnoMkced label. let them ponder the predicament of their ma’s state superintendent of 100% PURE predecesaors of a half a century ego. Martian atmosphere hod a ni pubUc instruetton. "U they meet Until this Issue was raised for ruling In the days following World War I wfien trogen content of 96%. 4% argon our standards the school wUl be by the Agriculture Department; few women tint began bobbti^ thetr hair, and a trace of carbon dioxide. accredited,” he sdded. Bmdite* Split Se4Mmd <;ro und beef Oompare this with the Mariner Americans were alert to the pooslblUty wearing Uprtick, and even anoktng, they Up With People students must Robbery Attempt Foiled also shortened thetr skirts and even — 0 and 7 finding that the atmos HONG KONG imhmm be juniora or seniors with a B •II pur* m*«t ‘ that they might be getting chicken In honors — rebelled against wsaiihg phere ts piimarUy carbon diox average. They pay HO registra OOUBOSUS, Ga. (AP) — it CUSTOM TAILORED SspC. 5th. 6th A 7th their frmnkfurten. ide, and nitrogen U not present took four bandits only 17 osc- corsets. A news story In The Raoonl at tion fee. $40 per Mmeater jejra, MS Mwe. wvvM me. NOW with NO addithfas In measurable' amounts. onds to rob a *rtilt. but w m The discovery has not been appetU- that tim e recounted that some Mgh oouree and $80 per month for This Is but one ofv many U- too lo («. LAnilft'i Cm school girls shed their coreeta In the .^travel expenses. The seboM pto- TmemH to Ns««t w* i*y mor«7 tag. It Is not that we ars nOt a chleksn- I ^ Ncs oonvuiged on the eryne ^ " *71 *41 dreesing room Auing a school dance, lustiatlcns In whtoh scientists vldes no scholarshfps. injD «A. frotn their statfon a few btochs loving clvlUsatlon. W is just that m .^ ta the consternatlan of their elders. '^stmply missed the b oat When The sdmiesloH free charged at O N ir A^DAYS P 8 Extra good ertth a tado •way Thursday and captured Today few of the gnuiddaiMhteis of - the astronomer studied the sun the group’s performances go to order of Shady Olen’e ertan of us like to eat chicken when we three men tn a gun battle. these same girts have ever worn a cor he reasoned that Xrays must , mset operafrng and traveUiy YMN 16 M 666 666. 6661 MMRMy 6f 6vV golden broom - ioh F n ^ eat chicken, and hot dogs when we eat Thu fourth man sucaped. mjm worth st m a m up Mcnn ftum - sSer coati set anywhere. bo emitted because of the high The Up With Peof^ - UAz - RMitn - LAmcf' tCAonn Knrr wm - PbUce uald an toe gl7AM loot cncvTAiL o n iu tf vicuma rorann. tre hot dogs, and have relaUveiy UtUe relish . FasMon Is tickle. Styles change. But tasnperaAures In the ooroha. teachers are not 1 paid ■■ and mtMt Both Siorsg A rt DtdightfttUy Air-CotiditioiMd tor the idea at blending the two. there to mch a thing as good taste even When Instrumentatian was de- have outside tocome to partlci- H R6 ^•taped to detect them - oimI (tes of those arrested. Bobby Now the Nixon Administration has amid change, and that Is what the Kert- Harrison. 37, eras wataded In i t was found that The rtudents oo n e from aU ,den school authmitiea have attempted to the showldsr. Also arrested were ----CALL FOI AFfOINTMINY m ade' the kind of ruling the poultry there were X-ray souroas be ■ectfons of the natfon. Many ore 643-1555 preserve. Thetr effort deserves the re- BUUe R a ^ h HoOoway. 88. sod yond the sun — from the stars. ■ponsorad by loea] civic otganl- todustry wanted, but the kind of ndtag •pect and cooperaben of everyone—pu- Donald Eugene Smilh. Si. KIN L KAY It is pootable to computo that saUans^'Private -fniMiftniM ‘TWO which will leave Consumer stomachs Ai- pilfl parents, and teachers.-M E R ID E N FOttoe llaij. M. J. AUlgood RBCXIRD N the rtars emitted Xrays In help support the school and Its - OpM Oofty and ( •nld poHce ires* alerted when _ MACKEN FASHIONS Uto aanva intensity « s the sun. toiir. “This Oneûst Be Some Sort of a N ulP an alarm operated from the W NN. MOTMt LQD(BB • 466 TOLLAND ‘nTRNPnB • MANCHBRTBR WhUe on the Sour ««»k4—»- ^t- bonk rang at headquarteru. \

\ 'V'' ■ rr PA 6B SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BIANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1S69 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1969 PAGE SEVEN C oven try STAR g a x e r :* H appenings ByCLAYRPOIXAN- A U q UBRA JM yoor s j S MAT. 21 Daily AeUvHy Guidm F o r T e e n s North United Methodlat Obniwfa Ooapei HaM St Mary’s Episcopal Church If According fo tha Start. SM Pauher St *P« .19 ocr.2^ dU Center St Church and Park Sta. To dfvetop message for Sunday, Saturday, Sept Schools Open Well Bev. Earle B. Oneter, 3- 8- 9-53 HA2MS49^ 4 Bev. George F. Noatrahd, 'U-S546 reod words corresponding to numbers 5>4»-70 V Globe Honour — Open sirim- P a a tw of your Zodioc birth sign.. 10 a.m., Breaking toead. B ector ^TAURUS SCORRIO ming 9:80 a.m.-nooa and 1-6 11:40 o.m ., Sunday School. ^ v . Stqihen Price ^ • \ A P t.M 1 Expftss 31 To 61 Crttkol OCT.23 p.m. TUs la Um veiy last day But Buses Strained 9 a.m. Worship Service. Ser 320r>ef 62 Be 7 p.m., O o(^ l meeUnd- Bev. nmothy Carberry ( ■ W MAY20 2 Lwad NOV. 21 mon: "SMloiwBhlp.” Nuwety 3 Today 33 For 63Ukety to ^ Honour Sivertoteodewt of Schoola sessiDn. Th is w as la s t year, Bev. Bonald Haldemaa 7-12-24-3ii| 41^1 34 Foots 44 Engog«>wn(t'2g.2|.3]^ to be open to the public. , ,, for chll• O’Oooaor reported 36 Settle 66Pn>i«ctf grade; Mb*. Brennan has also Sacrament of Holy Communion. M l Mmln gt. filMIMI 6 Time 6 p m . to the Board of Education lart 7:80, 9 arid 11 a.m. Holy Oom- 7B« 37 Until 67 Imprev* SASnTARlUS left tile system to have a baby, MaJ. Kenneth Laaoe, TCfi may 21 61i 380f 68 Pf^n g All other pools rinenil tor the bight that the achool opening munlon. Sermon by the Rev. 69Mam«nt 80 the problem now does not t had nei er happened before and never would Oalvarjr Cburcb Oflloer in Charge JUMX 9 Fortunoti 39 Be 0K.2I •rason of laid week, on Wednesday was generally Mr. Price. Nursery care for lOTodo/s 40 Persorwlity 70OH»r wm exM . ^ ' . again. (Aoeembllea of Ood) , i32-44-63 71 Affair* I ',twitg children. n Otfor 41 Upset ho-; YMoto. ‘‘■mootlt’’ although there were M7 E. Middle Tpke. Sunday, 8 a.m., Prayer i-72-81-86 12C«rtoin 42 Private 72 B* 64-7; But «d) the time the Brennans Heraldic history has been made in the town of Breakfast. CANCia 13 Important 43 Be 73 Glomorcxi* Hw» season. the Inevitable transportation mB4ie the request tbe sdiod Bev. K. L. Onetateon, First Church of Christ, 44 Are 74 Of CAPRICORN St. George, Bermuda, St. George is the oldest British 9:80 a.m., Sunday School 14 Be WaddeB Pod—Open bom 11 problema which remain to be board refused it, and the Bren- Paator Scientlat JUNES' 15 Tide 45 Before 75 And town in this western hemisphere and has been capi (dassea for all ages). ^ JUIY22 16 Your 46 The 76Boihful a.m.-6 p-m.-Cloeed after today boned out pealed to the State 447 N. Main St 47 You 77 Your* 3AN.IV v M 10:40 a.m ., HoSoeas K e e t h « 17 Romonce 4-6-19di5i Board of Eiducatlon, which over tal of Bermuda for over three and a half centuries, 9:80 a.m . Sunday School. B l- ■JNI7-18-27-28 18 U 48Some 78 0K)*«*«**. ***■ board’s requert, end It was 7 p.m.,.Salvation Meeting. AUG. 22 23Tume 53 For 83 Or fa ! II 4-H Horae Show—open to aU been a sudden increase in ordered, on a temporaiy in lege of Ariifi^ left the United Kingdom to deliver the leasoivnermon. The Golden 84 0lfi*r* 5-15-23J5 24 Of 54 Your junction, to bus the efaUd to The Preabyterlmn Church Text from Daniel 10: 18. 23 Action 55 Creotive 85Frl«idly 1-16-29- junior riders, many Monefaeu- school emdbnent. Projections Letters Patent— the exquisite, hand-scrolled docu United Peutecostnl Church -56^ 56Conditk>ne 86 5«raitiv« 5062-76 the baby sitter's home. Appeal ‘48 Spruce St. The Christian Science Read 26 Leary ter riders, both EngVah and for fell enrolbnent uaually fair- ment drawn ujKby the College of .\rms—granting 187 Woodbrldge S t . VIRGO 27Likety 57 Making 87 Iropiritig PISCIS Western, aire oompeUng. Ad- ly accurate, indicated a total ing the decision in the oowts, Bev. George W. Smith, ing Room, open to the public 28 To 56 Proper 88 Contact* Bihert Bidcer, Paator lyA AUG. 23 FES. 19 mission at the gate la ftee. student population of about 3,- tile local board received the de armorial bearing^ to-the mayor and corporation of M inister except on holidays, is located 29 Forceful 59 Attroctfve 890«fwr* SfPT,22 .30 Don't 60 Looking 90Probtem* MAR. 20 Btouday, Sept. 6 lOO. But late registrations held cision during tbe summer, St. George. at 749 Main St. The houra are .9/7 10 a.m ., Sunday SchocS. 0 ^ 1 -4 2 -7 1 BCKJS—8:16 a.m.—^2:10 p.m. during the week before school which was that the case was 9 M am., Sunday SobixS 11 a.m. to 4 p.m Monday « @ G o o d Neutral n-13-25-374 In full regalia, as never before outside the British 11 a.m., Wonli4> Service. S^4-^-8M9>7- € 46-5S69 I Sophoroorea ody. opening have brought the total now "academic” , since the orlg- claaaes fo r aU agas. through Saturday. 7:80 p.m., Evangellatio Serv- WUUams Building, St. Mary’s ^ o ^ en t up to 2,216, which is no longer existed, Isles, Dr. Conrad Swan, Her Majesty’s York Herald 10:80 a m .; Worship Service. ioe. O n w d i, P a rk Bb, 6:80-10 p.m ., up 'lOO over M ay enroUmeot * * to m ake of Arms-in-Ordinar>', cUme to Bermuda to take part The Rev. Mr. Smith preaching. PINTO, Inc.—drug: intonnatlon flguree. About 25 new etudento f* explained that in the ceremony specially organized for the occa Sermon: “James va. PaulT” church of ttie Naaarene center . . . inquiries kept anony- had been anticipated. In n his « brief, he « urged that the 7 p.m.. Evening Sendee. Dte- uo *r««» St - Area Churches ntoOs. case be decided, since tbene sion. While in Bermuda, the York Herald also pre ounalon: “The ApoeUes Creed gev. wuUam A. Thylor, Paator Tbe latest figurea are an of was an issue invNved; Just BoHon C ongiegatloiial Chnrcfa 8t. Bernsid's Church UnitaHsn FelowsUp Pathfinders C^b, Norman yesterday end break down by sented armorial bearings to the Bank of Bermuda, In Practice.” ______how many demands con be Bev. J. Stanton Conover, B o c k v lH e ^ of Glsstenhuqr 8-9:80 p.m., AJateens, open L h o o ls as foUows: Coventry on the occasion of the dedication of its new building 9:80 am.. Church School. Bev. George FJC. BeiBjr, placed on individual busing Academy Junior High to teens vriio have a relative Grammar Sebool, 608; Robert Center Congregational Church Claaeea tor all age groups. P sstor or friend with a drinking prob problems. But, Rappe said, the in Hamilton—the highest building in Bermuda. Main Skf Glastenbaiy son School, 866; c:apt. Nathan United Church of Christ 10:40 a.m ., WoraMp Sendee. Bev. WUUam Schmeider lem. Further information, call Judge cited many other etmilar St, George put on a jolly good show for this mem to a.m.. Worship Service. Hale, 706; and tbe hlg^ achool 11 Center Si. 6 p.m., Toung AduK, Teati and Oommunlon and Baptism. Oom- Rev. Anthony Mitchell 464-0188 . . . Inquiries kept instances as precedents and so 10:80 R.m., Service, Nursery M l. ’There is a riron g posslblU- orable day in its history. In return for the herald’s Bev. Clifford O. Simpson, Juidor meetings. muiRon Thame: ’’Worship.” and SetaooL anonymous. no real decision was reached. ty that there wlH be further ______unique visit, it accorded him a unique gesture of M inister 7 p.m., Bivangelisttc Service. ‘litaasea at 7, 8, 9:U, Tuesday, Sept. 9 Rappe suggested (bat vrtien late registrations throughout the these prcMems arise, ti»e 1^* Bev. WlnUirop NHson Jr., TaloottvUle Oongregattonal 11:46 a-m. St. Peter's Eplseepal Church BCHS—8:18 o.m .—2:10 p.m.— appreciation: he was made an honorary freeman of next few achool days as weU. oal board simply has to de- Minister of Christian Education Center Congregational Chqroh C fam h Sand Bin Bd., South Windsor Juniors oidy. the town. This was the highest honor which could United CIraroh of Christ United Chnroli of Christ St. Mattfaew’e Church Bev. James A. Birdsall, WllMam. toiiMino^ a* Analysio of the impact of this clde each case on Its individual sudden influx can be expected „;arits, but paranto do have Se have been given to him and there is no known rec 9:16, 11, H oly Oommunlon. 11 Center St. TaloottvUle Tolland V losr Bev. J. CHlford Curtin, Paator *’*®'*® P "* ’ within a couple of weeks,, right to appeal to (be State ord of it ever having been given before. Worship Service, the Bev. Mr. Rev. Clifford O. Simpeon, Bev. Truman O. Ireland, PINTO, Inc.—drug information probably at a Bocml of Bducar Board. Meeting Sundays In New Church Simpson preachtiv. Topic: ”A M inister Pastor 8 and 10 turn., Fam Uy Serv Mncenter « r Inquiries kept meeting. BiJt at least one The town turned out in full strength and high Family Picnic: A Joy and a Bev. Wlntiirop Nelson Jr., ice. Baby-sitting provided. ‘Ihe Board received a letter Mrs. Bndoif Boggenksmp, anonymous. new bus has had to be added spirits for the colorful ceremonies, from the gov- M yrtery.” Mlnteter of Christian Education Masses at 7 :80, 8 :80, and 10:80 Wednesday, Sept. 16 of commendatkm from E. O. Omroh Sohool Soperlntendent a.m . to the schedule already. ern()r in his plumed fineiy down to the smallest Sk Fraaoto of Asstol ECH8—8:16 a.m.-2:10 p.m ., Smith School In Mannfield, as In other Board of Education -Second Congregational Church 9:80 a.m., Worship Service. 678 EMngton Bd- Seniora only. reported at last' night’s meet schoolchild free pf classes for the day. Uniforms, 9:45 ajn.. Church School: liMtarlan Meeting House news, at last night’s meeting United Church of Christ . Chiu care in new wing. Soufli Windsor Williams Building, St. Mary’s ing. The schoed thanked the Nursery through Adult discus SO Bloomfield Ave„ Hartford Mrs. Hugo ’Thomas and Rich pomp, bands and parades all contributed to the 888 N . Main St. sion Group. Rally Day. Bev. Gordon B. Wadhsms, Caiurch, P ark St., 8:80-10 p.m., (Coventry schools for their co Bev. Nattuudel D, Laurlst ard Ashley, both of Eastview glory. It was a proud day, and will surely be re Rev. Felix M. Davis, Emanuel Intheran Church Id. a^n. — Public Worship. Paator PINTO, Inc.—drug information operation in a special program Bev. tnwrence Book, cree, appeared to request Im M inister Church and Chestnut Sts. Socrament of Holy Communion. center . . . inquiries kept 'for retarded children, conduct membered for at least another three 10:80 a.m .. Worship Servloe, Assistaat Pastor proved bus service for kkider- Rev. Bmeet S. Harris, Bev. C. Henry Anderson, Special O ffering fo r the Dea^ anonymous. ed over the summer at E. O. and a half centuries. Bev. Eric J. Gotbberg, Nursery and Vfontdp Church gartners In that development'. Smith. Specifically, it thanked Associate Minister c o m ’ B\ind. Sohool. Thursday, Sept. 11 Pastors Masses a t 6-A6, 7:46, 9, 10:16 Mrs. Thomas explained that the the-jM:tx>ol board, O’Connor and and 11:80 a.m . EX^HS—8:02-2:80 p.m.—Regu- five-year oMs in th e area hkve Pupil Personnel Director Arnold 9:80 a.m., Mbrntog Worahtp. United Motbodlst CImroh Vernon Assembly of God Church lar School Day for freshmen 9 and 10:46 a.m ., Fam ily Sun to walk about half a mlto to Pressman for “ their elfiHrts to Sermon by the Bov. Mr. Davis, B k 44A, BoHoa Norliieast School and seniors only. day. Divine Worship and Holy Sacred Heart Church catch the bus, and that the.ptok make this program work.” Call "Turn and Beoome.” B ev. Hugh A . GUUs, intersection of Bta. 80 and 81 Bailey Auditorium, 7:80 p.m. Communion. Sermon by Pastor B k 80, Vernon up point (Merrow Rd.. - Brig ed the ’’prescriptive teaching Mlnlator ol Day for sopho- itures both a yjooprteep hill and a tend a meeting of Cub Scout 9:18 a.m., Church School fo r SOI ^ c k m a ta o k St. A v e iy 8k mores and jimlors. ail ages, the Sunday Sohool for B k 44A, Bolton shsip curve... // She added that Faick' 65 tonight at 7:30 a t the Bev, Norman E, Swensen, O irlatian R eform ed Otrurch V e m a ti Armorial iwaringt of Ihe town of St. George, nursery through Grade 4 con Bav. Bobert W. Ihloff, VIcnr home-bound trlpa are no proh- Rabertscin School. Ealch boy M inister 861 Avery Sk PlSRse note that the winter Bermuda. the _ klndergarben must be accompanied by at The York Herald, Or. Conrad Swan, wand ol ollice in hand. tinuing during the worship serv SouBi Windsor ice. „ „ _ . V , J.,. * Oonununion. Church Plans rr rpation department program reitunted directly to least one parent, and present 8:80 a.m., Simday achMl with io:16 am. Hoty Oommunlon. Rev. James A. Botmenia, will begin in October, and we 10:80. a.m., Worship Hour. by station wagon, Cubs and Webelos should at olaasea for all agea. Nuraery Nursery. M inister understand the Teen Center will Tbpic: ‘"Ihe Seven Deadly Vir- provided for Infanta, To Resume Fall wandered If ptok- tend in uMfanm. open its doors sometime in be ma4le in th e aamw tuos.” ’There w ill be a Oouce 10:46 a.m .. M orning Worship. 9:46 a.m The PubUc Health Nuraes As Sunday School for mid-October. lilMan Rcbbfaia, ivho Is Hour Immediately following the The Rev. Mr. Swensen leading *bbond Oongregattonal CInirch a ll agea. Agenda Sunday sociation will hold its amuial Vsitod Ohnroh Of Chrlat of the buses, said this meeting Sept. 10 at 8 p.m. in wonMp service. A nunnery a-d the servloe. Guest speaker will 11 a.m., Worriidp Service. ’The F ir s t Oongregatlonal Kathl wsks- B k 44A, Ooventry not be economically leea- the Town Itoll. ’Ihe PHNA is crib room Is provided in the be the Rev. Roger Palmqulst. Nuraery. Church of Vernon wtU reeume ‘n>e schools Bev. Bobert K. Becbtold, In town have readjring its fourth annual fund Children’s Building. Sermon Title: ’’When The Wine . 7 p.m., Evening Service. Ms fall schedule Sunday wtOi opened this week and axsttvltles 7 p.m., Senior Youth Fellow- Has Failed.” Nursery (or pre- Mrs. Robbins aaid the main drive as well, with the goal church eervlceo to be hold at Imvo come to their anraisl once . q« i » set ar ii aao ship will meet in the Youth school children. First Evangelical, LoMibnui 9:80 and 11 a.m. and Sunday staad-^. IW . mean, that fo r/ ^ *T ..!f_® '!S !T Building. 6 p.m.. Youth Singing Group ' Oom- Church o f B4>okvlHe School at 9:36 and 10:66 a.m. approxim ately tfto neoct four Itself, over which the buses reeddenta will receive envelopes in the mail ahout this, but will meet at church, Bov, Richard E, Bertram, Pre-regUtrotton for the Sun- ebt weeks, the junior used to travel. But that rood Is ^ Church of the Assumption 6:80 p.m., ’The R ev, Mr. Swen Paator day echool may be aocomidiah- through college age students^ In such bed condition, that it others are also welcome to make Adams Sk and Miompson Bd. sen will meet wHh the parents Wapplng Community Church ‘ ed by colling the iSuirch. Nurs- Manriiester will have is considered a hazard for them donations to thla organization, Bev. Edward S. Peplii, Paator of the children in Grades 7 and OoBgregationsI 9 a.m., Sunday School. ery care will be provided dur- <*<> evenings and tvee] to drive over it. It Is not a aavl these can be mailed to Bev. Ernest J, Oeppa 8 concerning Confirmation. Bev. Harold W. Blehaidsoii. 10:80 a.m ., The Servloe. Ing church sarvicee. Bgaln, we’re asking that paved roau, and is narrov;' and John Greene, Trowbridge Bd. 6:80 p.m., A ll mon of the Mtnlstor The youth programs wUl also who knows of activtUea full of pot holes. It is due to be The eight candidates for the Mosses a t 7, 8, 8:16, 10:80 church are Invited to join in a Bev, Jlrair M. Sogomlsii, Oiir Savior Lutheran Ohnith resume Sunday with the Jimlor Kfoup, please i Improved In the near future, Town Council in this Novem and 11:46 a.m . singing group to sing at tho Aseoolale Minister 389 Graham Road, Wapplng High Pilgrim______Fellowship____ to *^ven If you don’t ha’______she' aaid, at which time the ber’s election will meet with Family night service. Bev. Ronald A. Erbe, Mlntoter 5 p.^,, information, give us/what you would be re-routed over the ’Transition <3ommtttoe Wod- Sk Bartholomew’s Church 7 p.m., Family Night. The 9:80 a.m., WoraMp Servico. H igh FeUowsMp alt 7 p.m. On have and we’ll the raok Brigham Tavern Rd., and the nesday 'nig^ at the Tyiwn Hall. Bev. Philip Hussey, Paator Rev. Mr. Swensen w ill m eet ***■• ***«•»■ 8:80 a.m.. Worship Service. Saturday idgUts the church Now to that too lich to aakT Undeigarteners 'would then be The two groups 'wUl attempt to Rev. Edward M. InRese with the adults. Youth Groups. ^ ^‘*** aponaora a yodth-ntaftod Oiftee picked up at the foot of Antrim smooth the way to the govem- Asslstont Paator Wealeyan United Metiiodlat House from 7:80 to 11:80 p.m. Any town school Rd. which butts into Brigham ment changeover, when a town Second Oongregatlonal Church Church The church alao haa a num or church In lla U i« Tnvbins suggested that '*^***® '*’*** *•* fit* first such mieet- 888 N. Main Sk Church Rev. Harvey W. Taber, Pastor These include a Woman’s Clidi, (18-31) m ay :t Fran Ooo- the pick up point could be al- JV>w that four randldatew Rev. FeUx M. Davis, way, (Mrs. J.), 367 Hack- Sk B ridget CEmreh B k 80 a Men’s Club and a Young lend, so that children coul^ from each party have been Minister 9:46 a.m ., Sunday Sohool matack Sk 649-6080 anytim e. Rev. John J, Delaney, Pastor Rev. Charles Bebher, Pastor Adidts (3Ub. Ih e latter la for wait below the hill on. Brigham Mth no primaries sche- Rev. Bmeet 8. Harris, Clssees for all ages. Kathl Rev. Kenneth J. Friable those 18 to 36 eara of age and 64S4i’ni6, during Tavern, then walk to the actual ***«d- »«wen top vote-get- Associate Mlidster 11 a.m.. Worship Servloe. Nur- the day, Karen GlUmore, 649- Rev, Harry HoBrlea 9:80 a.m.. Worship service tingle. Anoyiw Intereoliea In any hlerrow Rd. comer when tl^ tera will be aleoted to Novem anl service of Hoily Oom e eiy . ' of these ndtivUtoa may have 9376 afte; school hours. ber. 6 p.m., Wesleyan Youth. bus arrivea. Alao, it was sug ■4 T a o-ia 10-im in 9:80 ...... a.m,i..... Union Service at munlon. Sermon by the pastor. more Information by calling (he 6:80 p.m., Faat and Prayer. gested that einci- thirc are old oJicatlon of teachera and church ofttoo. the ch u ro h .9 :i6 ,’l0 :’80'and'13:00 ° ° » * » '* * * * * ° » ^ 7 p.m., Eivenlng Prayer. er children also riding the sa.-ne Maacbester Evenli« Herald The Town Crier, Mr. John Profilt, in his Arrival from the governor's yacht. Left to right: the governor of Bermuda, Lord roglstration of pupils. _ Exf^oeion Aboard Plane bus, they could accompany the in the auditorium. ^ Oovetitry correependent. Holly toric costume, announces each official Martonmere, the mayor of St. George, Mr. Roberts, and Ihe York Herald, His Escellency the govsrnor prssanls fhe Letters PalenI Sk M aurice CBnroh, Bolton iwi Rider to Death younger ones on tbe walk to the Lydall and Vernon Sta. First Congregattonal Church Gantaer. teL 743-8796. guest by name. Dr. Conrad Swan. ld"lhs mayor. « Sk Jameg’ Ohuroh R ev. R obert W. Cronin^ Paator Herald Jii.-) stop. Mrs. Robbins agreed Msgr. Edward J. Reaiden, Bngeoe Brewer, BOnlster O f Vetnon (A P ) — An eoq|>loa- that it was a problem, and tha* Bev. John A. Looey, ahcanl a PMl^ppInea Air Paator Moosea at 7, 8:80, 10 and 11:80 Yesterdays she w ill eUbetapt to come up with Rev. Joseph B. Vnjs 9 aum., Bible clasoen. MhUstor plane threw a penwinger a more satisfactory arrange Bev. Ilionias Barry 10 a.m.. Worship. Sermon: Rev. RandaU P. Ferrara, today an M approached the ment eocn. 0000 j o \ o "What Are You Doing With My Aaaletant Mlnlater 25 Yeart Ago southem cHy of Zambooiaa. Rev, Vincent J. Flynn RookvlHe Untied Melhodtot PtocuMee Bus Oase W orld?" Rev. Betoy F. Reed, . The body of the Ohuroh L ocal aobooto open tor rhinane _ Town__ _ Attorney David C. THE 6 p.m., WoisMp. Sermon: Mlntoter of Chrtotian Bduealion Masses a t 6, 7, 8, 9, 10:16 143 Grove Sk today wtih 1,396 etudento itob^ **** *'°**^ * ^ minutes later Rappe attended the meriting at "’TetV’ions, Destroyer of Self- and 11:80 a.m. R ev. W illard B. OoakHn. at the high achool. **> * vUtoge. the Board's request to discuss BIBLi; 9:80 and U a.m., Worehlp itonsessten.’’ Mlntoter Ninotaan of the origtaal sign- lamed oafoiy with the disposition of the Brennan Service with the Rev. Mr Church of Jeont Christ of era of pettiloa raking Bm^ of ***« ^ °***w paraengera and 4 case. Thto was the case where SPEAKS^ Lacey preaching and the Senior LiUter-day Salnto (Mormon) Unitarian Unlveroaltot Society 9:80 a,m ., Church Sohool, Salectmea to acit on a propcoed ctwwman unhurt. parents had requested that tiulr A Choir singing, HUtotown Rd. and Woodelde Sk of Manoheeter nureery thiji a4tulta.. purohasa of Itia Harlan WMte Phllipplno Newn Service aetid kindiergarten child be bused to _ Paul E. NuttaU, Btohop Stanley W. Smith 9:38 and 10:06 a.m ., Chuivh 10:40 a.m., Mbrnlng Servloe, tract for recreational area now. **** cxpioelon of unknown origin a baby sitter’s home, alnoe the E u g o n e of TeloottvUIe, Free. School. Nuraery care Is avall- nureery thru Grade 4. oak that ttoa petition be with- occurred in the atreraft'n bag- mother was employed as a abte. B r e tte r 9 a.m.. Priesthood. drawn in favor o< tiie Old Golf *Mb compartment, tearing a tsacher hjcally, and could not 10:80 a.m ., Sunday School. 10:80 a.m ., Service. ’The Rev. 8 p.m Junior-PUgrim Fellow Meoolah gellcal Lutheraa Lobi. four-foot bole in the la'vatory be home when the ebUd -cu;- ship. In an effort, to glora over Clossee tor all ages. * Earle T. McKinney will apeak: section of the plane. rived home from the morning the reUgioua dtvitioiw in 6 p.m., Sacrament Service. "The Church aa Community." 7 p.m. Senior Pilgrim Feltow- Synod 10 Yean Ago ______Chrtotendom, many people oMp. Chlldren’8 program. ' 896 Bucklnnd Rd., Wapplng aoftipedal tbe church wMle Sk John’e Poltoh Nattoaal Rev. Karl R. Gurgel, Pastor Thto date 10 ytim ago was a “ emphasiztog ChrUt” In CatboUc Ohuroh Full Goepel Chrtotiaa I'aloa Congregattonal Church Sunday; TTm HaraM did not tion to to play down their de- ' -Rbv. Walter A. Hyeako, FeUowoMp Interdenemlratieaal BookvUle 10 a.m., Sunday SohboL publitiL Miss Pat Announces fears people have of "pronel- Paator Orange Ball Rev. Paul J. Bawman, Mtaristar 11 a.m.. Worship Service. yttozlng,” a wise ootuae for Rev. Philip P. SaiiMlera, Paator' Rev. Lyman D. Read, , sectarians. Certainly (hriat - Aaooclate Mtatotor Radio Today is greater than a ^ denondn- I at 8:80 and 10:80 a.m . Baatmlrator Ualtod U w OpenioK of thelr teaching. Their iflten- 7 p.m., Sunday Servloe. Prritbytorian FeitowaUp , , . w m e - u n nominations to allay the 10:46 a.m.. M orning Worehlp Rev. Gordon Bale*, Mlntoter Little Woman O oifftm e aUon or all combined, hi tact South Untied Metiiodtot Church Service. Sermon Topic, "The George Siye Scheclj 8:00 K*n Orlftln thebe bodlea footer dlvtoton IF YOU .NOD HILF Bev. J. Manley Shnw, D. D., TNro Talent Man,” Tho Bav. M r Kingston Dr., ott Onk Sk, 1:00 N**n, Man Off oondenmed unequtvooally In , _ w i o B ^ e 43PBnwDPlBee Panter Bowman preaching. Bast Hartford 1:00 l l eihMe the Sertptureo, 1 Oar. 1:10- 4 :« Hartford HliMlatoe xs. Bev. Oarl W . Sounders, 7:00 News MsBelwatur, Ootm. Aeaeclate Pastor Trinity Evangehoal Lutharna 10 a.m., WoraMp Sarvlca and 7:80 Oaritohl Church . But the rdMnr* OH dW- Rev. Gary S. Ooraell, Sunday SchooL acribsd In tha Bible io not a Assootote Pastor' (Mtoneori Sjrad) l^BK, Sept 9, 1969 Met nor cambinatton of 86 Pronpeet Sk, BockvIBe First Oengregntlaral Church seots. It to Indeed tbut M- CAU FISH Rev. Biwce BadeH 4 :^l|on k o, R ockville tn-WtMH 9 and 10:46 a.m., Morning O f VSHMU Wtokoiti BdtttDn sUtotian Jeoua built, ' Itatk Rev. Jalai A. iuesF, kOONaws, WaaUMr ' 16:18; whidi be purchased Mtochatief iie-niH Wortiiip. Vietnam Sunday. Dr. f:10 Miiedr Sparta BoUon 647-I7U Shaw preaching. Sermon ; ” The 8 and 10:80 a.m.. WoraMp Mhdotor « 48 MooitorMoottor HOURS with Ms Mfri Acto M:S8;ttM Price-of Glory.” SeVvlce, Holy Ootnmunkxv Rev. Betoy F. Robd. 7A8 Eatohta va Pottotoim ktagdom. Matt. ld:l»; the 10:80 8:18 a.m., Sunday Sdiool. Mlntoter Of Chrtotiaa Bdncattra u S m S o r T b u b a Wed. 9 - 5 body o f Chrtak Ih p . v.H . S t; 9 and 10:40 a.nv. Infant-Thd- 11:00 Naira. *WMihur tbe bouse or fhmlly of Ood, dler Nuraery. Adult InatriicUon Otora. iiiS S K r rn^ol Uw Day 9 - 8 1 Ttan. 3:16. Y e t. I t la hot 9 a.m.. Teacher Orientation 8:36 and 10:86 a.m ., Ouuch ' WFqp~i4ie Sk Jeha’a Bptocopnl Church merely a loose, Indeflnabls Plumes and finery: the governor of Bermuda, Service. Ckwper Hall. Parenta Sohool. nMUMrtoa F r i A u Main and HlItoMe Ave., Varran V Teaehers lead S party ol schoolchildren into Ihe square for the Lord ^Martonmere (left), and the York Herald, King's Square, SI. Oaorga, lha salting for lha cartmonias marking a may regtotor, their chUdren in 8:80 and l l a.m ., Uotttng f:o6 rraak Rev. Robert H. WeSrar, Beetoi 18:00 Gary Girard ceremonies. tt|e Reception Hall. Worship, the Rev. Mr. Lacey wonh^k, and Dr. Conrad Swan. proud arid joyful occasion. Joeeph Beletti, Lay Reader WINF—11 6:80 Senior High MYT preaching. Child .cars to avail tirad. It to a » to able at both aarvloou pmtient, bapttaod work on youth lounge. 8 a.ni.. Holy Oommunlon. w your uttia lhi» W«*k, Pt( it HI SHuVl AP .\«»»f»*cu»«*. 6 p.m., Junior PUgrtm Fel- Waek n cia. S:S-d. Local aotcoo- 10 a.m., FamUy WoraMp Serv lowtiU'p. mora anMa am eomnoaid cf Z lo* Evangelical Lutheraa ice, rileaaee, baby-titting. 7 p.m ., Senior PUgrtan FW- APTOOfTMENT NOW ouch obsdlSBt perUoukaad ■ V i Ohoreh worn kowtiitp. tbsy empiegr • onmmon (Mtoeeuri Synod) TaicattvMe Oengregalleral Cooper and H lrh Sts. UMtod Osugreguttoaul LIT US FtICI OFCNHOUSI Rev. Oharlee W. Knhl, Paator (Ualtod Church ol Christ) Y O U R m x f UjJbA-iiiitouiliAi TeOaud CHURCH bF CNRI^ Rev. Traaiaa O. Iretond, Bev, DauaM O. Ml 9 a.m. D8vlne Worahtp with II SUNDAY «W Itomm Straeta Holy Omummlcn. Nura^ in VIh m : S t t - « T P a rttii HOuoa. _ 10 a.m.. Public 8:80 a.m., WotuMp Serrloe. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

‘K ■\ PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1969 \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1969 PAGE NINE BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSB with MAJOR HOOPLE

EVERY TIME WE PLAY GANGWAY/ KIDSS I'M THE BLADDER WITH OUR FOOTBALL, REALLY GONNA MAKE OUC h ; LEAR IN BurrewHis H0 0 N /-n «rs BUGS HORNS INL BUT THAT FDOTBALI FILLED TH tS TI/VÊ WE'RE AWPF-spurr-TT/ , VMSGOULP H A B j^ T D e x p l a in THAN ,r«r, A am r to PrarlMn P o sit - READY FDR YOU BDrfS HAVU \CLAIAA rr/ IME LAUNPBMWVN/ Travel Time HIM! DONE SOME I W C B S IN MEAN t h i n g s in THE B O A T - ■'WBLLm^ YOURTUAE, BLTT' J W HEN IT H A^ TD TARG ACROSS DOWN r^ P L A S H E O T l^ COOMNsr ‘ÊGAR WHAT ^ ABOARD/ 1 G oto----- 1 Peruvian dty USINESS IÊRVICES IQJIRECTORY .M AlBE THAT ISNT A F I ^ i S O B A P/ Angela 2 Smell 4 Sec the Mona 3 Helper in ---- in the disbos Louvre 4 ------America • Persia 5 Notion 12 Cretan mount 6 Spiritualistic CAMPING — " " , i « 13 Arabian gulf sitting CAR LEASING H IG H GR ADE 14 Appellation TToo 9-* 15 Mother (colL) 25 Afresh -40 Openings in EQUIPMENT • Fartharin fm e a 16 Certain social • Jewiah term 26 Position of *M to. Oota, SleepUigBeeto PRINTING 41 Detonating ALLEY OOP events (2 of reproach jeopardy 0i 1 or 2 BY V. T. HAMLIN d eviea words) 10 Prayer ending 27 Extraction* A ir Mattreaaee, Stovea, Job and Conufierdal 42 Noah's aon ~ m t t N R u m ' U NaUveof 11 Arbiweal from right . PrintiiiR ...MEANWHILE, SET INK) ...r LIKE WRITINS whaks(2 43Begimier YEAR PUN IB9 CLOTHES._ I THINK Yemen home r a t h e r ^ o n a b l a n k 20 Intended ITChemical : worda) 44Lariaaui MANCHESTER Prompt and EfBdaBt WK'LL U HANING b e t t e r rin t !■ BUndMeter. New COMPANY. PAPER ; 21 Operated compounds 2S Plexus mountain Printing of AB Klada 46Highcarda enra, full malnteruuioe, fully SURPLUS SALES C O . 4 22 CocMiut fiber 19-----Rouge 29 Fruit drinks IBB N. BIAIN .8T, WiVICI 24 Manner of S Beginning 31 Nullify 47 Westayn state’ ItoMned to rednee joor prolt- CommuRity Press movement 24 River in New 33 Garret 48 Ran bird taoM and wortleo. For fuB at Depot Hfnare 50 Boeder 261Keystone Mexico 38 Fine meal Infoimatloah enO Open Dally to BdO PJL 254 Broad SL, Rear State* founder d. F A B K — BAB-nU 27 Musical I- r i r " n r 1 r IT IT Telephone 643-5727 syllable Pool Dodga Pontiac ------___ _ LT^jwM o QICCC^ POP u g^33e>,./W?0»wfeR. .~.«„>,.r::,.»H >scooKiNS»,^ 30 Chant li 11 • INC . 32 Cauterised 34 Term in IK nr IT S78 M A IN S TB E B T MANCHESTER CUSTOM MADI^ hoistshoe DICK’S OUT OUR WAY BY J. B. WILLIAMS playing li iT Phone B4B-2881 CANVAS AWNINOS 35 Landed We Urge Fon To Snpport MEMORIAL CO. SHELL ov.V.-TL-IA. r The In ta Jonlor Mneetmi Complete Machine Shop 3 . I X L » 1 . u a Opposite East Oeoetery SERVICE I \ I I 8-C JUST PlAyiN' IT SAFE IS ALL, 37 Donation > >r MX, hi. TJt !,» WJ. f<. on. U S tjatB HIM.AKTTHER- More and more people' are sway and over bad roads does BBS CBNTEE S tS B R WHAT HTS JUST ACTIMd ’AtA/ IF I ASK HERTDMOVE.AI 39 Binds u Quality MGmoriob taking advantage of the com- the car almost leave the road? 7 ' AAtART/ IF HB t h e n DON'T FIND ANyTHIWO 1 ;40 Festive DAVY JONES plete machine shop at Man- You do not notice this so much Coin Headquarters BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS WANTS A BOOK, WANT TO REAP, ^LL SET ALL 41 Fish part u~ Over 80 Teara’ Bxperleoee m b o h a n i o o n d u t y ALL HE HAS TO KINDS OF AARCASTIC CRACKS Chester Auto Parts, 270 Broad in the front seat but it U partic- 'CAUSE SHE HAP TV SHIFT 42 Ermine WATKINS-WEST Connecticut Valley Coin Co. is moved the sliver backing from AT ALL HOUBB NOW, MR. WHALES, CAN J 0 5 T WATCH NO PROSLEM, POISASKME fT St., for this shop can take care ularly noUceable In back and YOU REALLY TALK A TD M O Ve/ HER CARCASafOR NOTHIN'/ 45 Strident Can 649-5807 headquarters for the world’s paper money, silver cettlflcalee TO THIS, S IR '/ Y O O -H O a f t R C y ... JUST 49 Crying fit FUNERAL , ! of anything you can carry when the shocks are gone II Martar^ Oaaaeetoea; oldest hobby of coin collecting, and discontinued redemption of WANTED T ’ EAY 41 Japanese A. AIM Xrm , Frop. there. When it comes to work- you drive, even at normal speed GarkuraBaca, I P E R C Y . ? , SERVICE TTie coin shop at 97 Center St. silver certUIcatee, for silver. H’LO, a ’ PAL/ name U U u b II ing 0.1 cars, m ^ y men are y o „r car Is in danger of going tomaatlc - Forsig* dare DS Ifl/S^w ssi I 52 Gaelic Harrison St., Mnnoheater Is-owned and operated by Edwin Gresham's money law, which B48-7BBB 53 Arrow poison 41 li very competent, but In general „ f control ORBIAND J. WEST they do not have the facUitifes „ . --..j u , Blow, aalMed by hU wife, dates back to the 16th century, Awklegi 54 Gibbon a Dear Oaaep4as 55 Extinct birds n u Dtreetor at home to do regular machine ^ ^ Charlotte, located next to the statee "the tendency of Inferior S6 Townin - u u 11 shop work. It possible that 5"“" *=” ' “ » Central irirehouse, acron from money (clad coins) to cause the e Bteras Doses Michigan 142 1C. CMN T iat ST. STEVENSON’S many of these men still do Chester Auto Parts and get the park, there is always on- disappearance of superior MANCHESTER 57 Tibetan uijal street or ample parking close money (allwr coins) because Handieater’a Oldest not know that the Individual as those good Ck>lumbus shocks, A w alag O * (Newipeper faterpriM AnaJ by. of hoarding of the superior With Flaeat FadUtlM ESSO well as commercial business the ones that carry a guaran- 'CENTBOIR. can be serviced at the Man- tee. They have two kinds, the Regular hours of businen money.” S s u x f o D iL B4B-88B1 405 MAIN ST. Chester Auto Parts machine regular and the heavy duty, are: Tuesday through Satur- Canada eliminated silver from IBM TEL. 649-5533 shop- 'Die regular______Columbus ______shocks day, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday its coins with the same reeults. CHOICE VARIETY tINfkrI If you are one of these handy c t ^ a”guaranlee of two years * *9 9 p.m., cloeed Mon- the disappearance of silver CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 9 TuiM-Ups men, take work done to 270 service or 24 000 miles 8 P®cial appotntmenU can coins from oiroulaUon In Csn- Qualify A R UDlMlatarr Broad St. and let this fine ma whichever comes fl’rst. A ’ arranged tor other hours. ada. and M ShM FREE * EngiiM Cloanlng This Is Manchester’s only coin Added to hoarding Is the fact WAYOUT chine shop maintained by Man For people who carry heavy Saafood BB-UPHOUnEBINO BY KEN MUSE * Minor Rapaira chester Auto Parts do the work ■ ^consistently. consider the only one In aur- that the government has been a uaDMMH TvmimvmM STORABE rounding areaa, specialising mtdting silver coins to meet the aiM ANnQGEa / for you 'The work will be dê columbus ‘T^VTuzers. These 43 OAK STRBCT P W E C A N ^ U S E THEOTHEf? ISAFR>AIDOF and Motlqirootlng * Stamps perfectly, the cost Is reasonable, only In the sale of coins, paper Induatrial needs of the United AND THAT LAST GUY IQ AFPAID carry a written guarantee that a a to fo aieala sad DaalSto A N Y OF THESE ASTPONAUTS.... ENCLOSED PLACES... on all winter clotUng and you will be saving, yourself money and coin supplies to States. 'The result of those will be good for as long as you aOaatoBi Fk THE FIRST ONE 15 AFI?AID OF HEIGmS ^ OFTHEDAI?k:/ N o lim it leal money. serve the area's coin collectors events has been a acurry among ■apeovaea aad i MeNaitohl NymJirgt*. Ine. WHYAtoTHERS OETSRA/ S4 drive your car. Get them 6A Mads ta 1 h \ r For Instance, cylinder heads and Investors. Connecticut Val- collectors to purchase the silver Manchester Auto Parts. ley f>oln Co. also buys, trades coins needed to complete their ^ PARKADE ^ V hitidR uA Û l^ taken' from your cor will be The work that the Van Nor Rsaben Plen's taken care of; they grimd valves and appraises coins and coin collections and has brought SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL man Model 870 Rotary Broach and reset them. There arc so eota ta, including coins and pa- many new oollectora Into the GLEANERS does in the precision machining Lswar Level af Uw. Parkads SOB BCltNSIDB AVB. many different services avail per money of the United SUtes. hobby. Beml-scaroe coins of to- Texaco Sfafion of cylinder heads, engine blocks MB-BSM (N ex t to lig g e tt’a) BLAST H A R T FO R D able to the general public at Canada and foreign countries day,will be the rarity of the tu- and other surfaces must be .leen 381 fcMn SfiGGt Me*, a Toe* Bd, Bat, Bd o Bnede Cleaning the machine shop of Manchester aiKi all materials cotwtdered to Lure and today's common dstss ,289-6333 to be believed. The dry grinder o SUpooTers' o Drapes Auto Parts it would be simply be in the. numismatic field. niay be even rarer. PiMM 643-9149 a Alterations o Bepalrs Power and Hand Toole impossible to mention t)tem all. apparatus does precision ma w ith the introduction of clad. **<>«> “ "d more people, young a An Woih Done Here Painting sad Decorating Manchester Auto Parts is chining of cylinder head, en sUverlesa dimes and quarterv and old, are turning to coin col- Hydramatie ,C2> e One Day Service Toole gine blocks and other surfaces GLASS owned, by Edward and Victor and the clad halves (with great- Ivcttng as a hobby. Coin collect- e COLD FOB STOBAOE Gaiden and Land Toole DellaFera and they are justly with one setup and one cut. It )y educed silver content) In ** " Lu" hobby thst to ed- a Vkv Auto WtadoidaMs 9 CIAbtNINa, OLAZINO Baby, Honaehold, Party All W ork a For atora Frsata aad proud of this business that ca also does the same work on 1905 gUver coins have been dls- ucatlonal, can be pursued ail and Baaqoet SnppUeo Texaoa L ahetoattea asrvioe sD ataos of wladawB U>W, LOW PBICK8 ters to garages as well os in foreign makes of cars and appearing from circulation. an OerhHc ing around comers does If Something New! HERS IIN77L7H6 MCJOrr WELCOME BACK . BROtMKT YOUR 1 -THAT MUST NOT HAVE ber of national coin organisa CRAY’S BTOBB KAN8 . TDRCHBGARER LAUNCH MOxed Breed P appim ' WITH THE YANQUK; CLOTHING FROM required WIORETIMN^ SERVICE Have you noticed something front end aligned. Even a eSr tions. A few are the Profession- a Export Waled Bopalrlag •THEN, IF ALL eoES MCU... Aqaartmn Aooeaaerfes, ete. THE NIGHTCLUB r A KIPOIE CAR / (taO w n Special Bknded F U l f W i n s Rudy Dupont's Stop and that to just slightly out of sMgn- nJ Numlsmat||*t Guild, Am eri * Flaa Bilaiiflea of Gifts P e t Foods Go Shell Service Station on 278 ment will oauae uneven wear on can Numlsmabc Association Ear All Oeoaotoao DON WILLIS 'ÔH,B0Y ,C A R «^ I f . . u , — 7. . m ile NtHVWICH,Oonn. (A P )—Small Main St.? You're right, the ex- Urea. You will notice that your and NENA. TTiis is a sendea a Lsagtaa, Datova. YM ARE ALONE ON' MANCHESTER Wifiaaaei and OaiauaUe ftoh, commonly called buckles, terior hatf^ been recently re- car steers more easily, offered for the ’convenience of TUEAtapNi BUT ONLY THE P«T CENTER have been dying by the thou- modeled to add to the excellent Have 3mu tried Shell gaa with the shop's customers. A oom- QRRR6E •ee Mala St. 787 GAB YOU NEED Muxto In the YanUc River. service and workmanship that platformate yet? It really works [itete line of coin supplies Is al aaB4Bd«17 18MainSt..T8L84»-4f31 Itie greatest concentration of SP^ '*'ith the name Shell and you know so stop in at Dupont's so carried. daod ftaSi can be seen In Nor- Dupont's Stop A Go. Rudy Du- Stop and Go and,^Y It tor ytxir- SpbcIbUbIeq Id wteh Harbor, Harry Oook, a P™** assures you that all the self and once you do you will Twin Brodutra Born KIDDIE ROBIN member of the Norwich Strip- 'W k to guaranteed and you are be convinced. While stopping by RUTOMOTIVE IRAKE SIRVICI MR. ABERNATHY era Club, aald Thursday. ' certain of saUsfacUon. Tlie check on a tune up for your In Different Month* BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY KORRAL Oook said the fish ore hatched »«fv lc e is swift and courtaoua car. Rudy Dupont will send FREMONT, Neb (AIM ^RII^pDîs^NsF each spring in upper ■ectlons of “ L reasonable price*. 80 If this someone to pick up and return Medfoal experts aren't shocked SUPPLIES i ' l l TELL. YOU fa t r ijr MOTORS ttie river. "They are netted by ^ srhat you are looking tor plan your car at no ■ extra coat to to learn that twin brothers R «p«lr W gHi I'M HAVINGTROUPLE WHEN TD STOP. DAY CARE CENTSB WITH MY TKItVS vut 7tA*4 Heoily e Daily e Weekly Rt. 6 A 44A BoHon flohermen and. used as bait. ''*'** Dupont’s Stop and Go jrou u part of their friendly James and John VtUwok weren't PLUS B e ^ o a a M e C are tor 2, 8, and oourteous service. oven bom In the same month. WHAT CAN WINTHROP Dcxiald Talbert, head o f the •‘x *' MACHINE SHOP - BY DICK CAVALU 6, B-yr. olds from T a.m . to 643-2764 dub, sold the State Board of Are you driving a Volks- You aay that your cory went James, the ehSrr of (he (wo • &m. Monday thia Bat- Iridieiies cuxl Game has been sports or foreign car? dead on the highway a t''10:80 sons of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon VIII- SERVICE DiPONT’S rCR Atv BBSTAGeiGNMB'/r ■today. ~ dOB W. DUOAY, Prop. laXifled and plans an inveatlga- Dunpont's Stop and Go special and you didn't know who to wok of Fremont, tve* bum al W IN T H O O P I5 IVMDNOERWHy Hot laaiehM Bervad HETOLOA^TO I D ID N T Amerleaa A Ferelga tloti into the fish deaths ises In taking care of your cars coll. Dupont's Stop 'n Go has 11:88 p.m.. Aug. 31. Hla brolhst iS T A B n U O A iNTaZI/IBV HINSOALEE^ t Deimotot S t ..: '^problems. Since the expansion Stop ’R I t THINKOFTHIS Oar BBpelm a wrecker service that operates arrived 30 minutes later at t»n» N E W 6 R A F E R / AôerBeACjrnFDL 649-5531 they can accommodate up to from 7 am. - 11 pm: seven Pragi H ady- DaPoat AW».WOKn.£> V fiA B S A Q O T VW*B Our Bpeeialty 12.29 a m., Bspl. I. MANCHESTER MOTHB^SO.., igseTBHmga ten care, which will aava you days a toeeh. A trained mechan 9 »9 » A N D I M H » 9 9 9 9 9 wasted time waiting. ic la on duty at oil times wait- AUTO PARTS 275 Mala Stfaet ^9999 SWRRER3RTB2., It might be a good Idas to Ing to a«4at you and make kn- 9 9 9 9 ’ have your oar tuned up before mediate repairs - If possible If . Phea«: «4t-«977 9 9 9 9 ’ ’ GERRI'S PLYWOOD CENTER otartlng the fall and winter saa- It cannot Im done at the Ume r eattoriag a iiaiglate Baa ad Dry CteoniBg CMfBr oon. Periodic checkup# are al he will explain what, needs to OPEN PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER ways a .good Investment, for be dune aitid arrange a conven 419 M ala Maactoester many times It prevents more ient appeSntment tor you. Bo If BAT. TO 1 PJM. Rpoto 83, VBrami sertou*.’ trouble. DupoeU's Btop ever stuck on the road NEVER* FINISHES Am ple Paghhig— •49-7411 WHAT H F ------^ ^ 8 7 5 - 4 3 0 4 Alr-CoadWatoed end Oo carries a oompleU llns juat dlol^44»-*»n and Dupont's of Shell batteries and acoeao- ,,,^1 aastaUnce to you DOC ITS "lE T U8 GIVE YOi: A riee to replace those old w m h i„ addition to fhe fine sendee OUIHJFFE SPOTLESS REPUTATION’' out one* they may praoently be ^ ,

LITTLE SPORTS BY R0U90N Eajoin^nmmcQ • tNiSUREO BUDGET r r ‘ 'i ' rt 'H ; ; » ’-f-1 J .' S ‘ h a m b u r g e r s jockey th tt 733 MAIN 8T, MANCHESTER—PHONE 64f-4581 PAYMENT PLAN b a r ATiAfme BAR BUY THE PAINT THAT'S WMtTH THE WORK • 24.HR- CUSTOMER SERVICE STEM Lr" )) , 0 ^ M Id I imHb adM...MHiri* FOGAITY BR0&, INa 46 W BTCBNm STRUT 3I9BROAPST. PHONE 649e4539 SR.VOI LANE EXTRUSION

. I <*AGE T E N itANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1969 BIANCaUaTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. C0NN„ SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1969 PAGE ELEVEN Seaver Becomes Mets First 20-Game Winner Colled Pencil, Sozo and Ijot of Other ffames : L « a c l 9 r S : HUNTING ^ i O.J. Returns to Los Angeles L e a g ie McHale Looks to Next Year BatUng (86S at bata)-*<9Brsas, ,* a n d ^ ^ ____ lOunaaoU M B; F ,. ROMnaon, Nattoiukl LeaiJIae B altiniora J02. Menke Sinks Giants on One Shot Runs — R, Jasdawn, Oakland After First as Pro Umpire FISHING East Diviaion NEW YORK (AP) — in the East, the New York W. L. Pet. G.B. Dlerker, whi won hla 18th Thursday, got tour straight hlta the Keto In pitching New York Williams U2; F . Robinson, Baltimore WB. ByBv DEAN YnSTYOST Scene of College Exploits DONT BE A FnHEHO SNOB Chicago 84 64 609 With one shot Denis Mtnkt "PUt a doubleheader with game, cracked his head pretty wid scored the lone Dodger run ^ knocked in both Runs batted In—iOUabnw, N ew York Called “ Pencil” in Bata 78 67 .678 sank the San Francisco Gi- PWladelphla, winning the first on a single by Bill Sudakls. game trlumi*. Seav- Cuba runs with aolo homers and ld»eaota lai: Powdi, BalU- Fishermen should be versatile NEW YORK (AP)—OJ. Ctsunpion New York Jets to an Bowl debut might 'go borne dte- er the right otfense when they Pittsburgh 72 61 via because o f his slender .641 ants and almost sent his **‘®''* “I was so excited when Denis er, 20-7, also became the NL'a the Pirates sewed it up with a “ *• rather^than stucik with onjy one Simpson, one o f the most Ainerlcsn PootbsU League ope appointed. Tbe game has been toppled Cleveland from the un St. Louis 73 63 .637 10 w itiiin 4 % ------'• • build, “ Bozo the Clown” in Houston A s tr ^ ' teammate ‘ tê” bau T'ê Trebaiu-;^ BRAVES - REDS- *l"t 20-game winner. Jerry flve-nm third Inning, featoPeJ sngUng technique. celebrate rookies in pro ner neoct Sunday. Tbe Ranw^ •old out tor two weeks the ear beaten ranka Phlla’phI a 65 80 .407 37% “We have people who can I^rry Dierker soaring only afternoon con te^ b-s st ^ght-hander said, “ I_____ jumped_____ up, Atlanta’s knuckleballer Phil had a two-run homer tor by Blass’ homer off loser Ken »*. Geneva, and an assortment football, returns to the strong oontandM to the Nation nest sellout to Oosrtwys history. Montreal 41 96 .299 42% only afternoon contest, 9-2. 8t. By being only a fly flalMi^ block, who can carry the baU, through the roof. and hit my head on the dugout llnUted toe Reds to one *he MeU. Holtsman, ie-». Manny SanguU- R, JaS- This nighttime qwrt comblnea would start BUI Enyard to tbs Green Bay withdrew waivers on New York B-2, PhUa’phla 1-4 ■me St. Louis run cam e In "It was quite an experience,’’ 2-3; Houston, 2-2, te at Now Or opener agatost Buffalo. the GianU In the West Division. "Ho (Parry) made a bad homer of the year, a two-run alainm.ui hi. »ih i____ ^^1’ Pirates hurier Steve special bait fishing techniques other nmntog b a^ alot and Jim running back P erry WUUama, a Pittsburgh 9, Chicago 2 Blass when Mike Shannon walked and A*".’ !I2' lean s 2 4 ; Attenta. 2-2, Kan Namatti’s knee problem te not he chuckled. "Y o u would n ever against toe feeding habits of Harrte of GrambUng OoDege at lA rookie from Purdue, after the St. Louis 1, Montreal 0 at San Die- pitch." MenkV si[id. It w ai^ bltM .'u u!e Padres* iirtdp^ c S l^ ^ y ^ wto ^ atroked four hits. Including a came around to score when Eht- 1.80;' N agy, Boston ^ 11-2,. ** .860, believe that there are suoh ani sas City, 64); Cleva'snd, 3-1, at expected to affect hte readtoess go while anclnnaU dropped an fastball, belt high and on the In- the Dodgers for 8.06. b such channel catfish. Of course, quaiterfastek. Simpson started Sterters claimed Mm. Williams Houston 2, San Francisco .0 "■ the second isth. each ta!o-run beltia^ h*Jf™*J;. “ I,,?!*®!?!? P®*’ baseman Ron Fairly mals in tills country as some of Wsahtogtan, 2-3; Detrott, 8-1, for the season. other fish are attracted to trot- runntog with the Bills’* first unit had been waived after fractur Atlanta 11, dnctnnatl 2 11-2 decision to Atlanta. ’The side. 1 was Just trying to pull It. straight night. h l^ a il to Billy Wil- threw wild to second on Julian S trik eou ts —SfiôweH, toe fans I encountered. meets PbUadelphla, 1-1, at Ra Ilnes, but catfish are the moat on Wednesday after carrytag 12 If Namath doesn’t play, Bhv- ing hte hand to the Cleveland San D iego 4, Los Angeles 1 Braves are two games behind, I Just wanted a base hit but I WllUe Davis, whose consecu METS - PHILS— ll^ s-a s nttsburgh won Its Javier’s sacrifice bunt. Brlles. Cleveland 2S4; LoUch, Detroit leigh, N.C-r Boston, 2-3, (aces while Houstoh la fifth, 4% got It “I ’m gtad I tried umptrlng,” sought species. times for 81 yante to games bank wlU get a longer kx>k at game. up in the air. I hK It tive game hitting streak II helped the Expos move to 210. the former Manchester High Miami, 04. at Etlrmtogham, Today’s Games games back. uve game nitung streak was iVj mSeaver became the first «r is .f..neipeu the Expos move to For those who don’t know, a with toe Ltens, (telta and Bears. rookie Al WoodaU and sayear- It was the eeoond stratght day good." NaHonal League athlete said. "I know that I’ll A la .; CXnetonati, 2-3, plays boot Philadelphia (Johnson 6-10) at _____ Mopped at 81 by the Padre. 20-game wi;;êr to tTe hS^^^ to Jui??^!2L“^ I**®!!: and 18th trotltoe ts a length of heavy The Rams ars favored to old Babe ParlUl, who are vying a rival club had forced the ' — - - * ^ m X4 games. B atting (865 a t bats)—d e - never regret doing it" to Denver, 1-8, and ttw New for the No. 2 quarterback spot. New York (Cardwell 6-9) r r J 1 W7 >11 • ' . s cord stretched acroas a river boost their pre-season record to Packers to withdraw waivers on —i——Ms— m I. ■ . . ---—-- .... ' dm s n t e , PlttsbiBgh .MO; C. He giaduhted to the top lo of 8-2, but many to the sellout York Giants, 0-8, ars at Minne WoodaU directed 16 plays to a pittaburgh (Moose 10-2) at 1 ctt Jones, New York .848. or small lake cove, to which a. player. On Thursday. Che VI- Chicago (Jenkins 19-11) ------W lUiams Convinccd— his class at toe Al Somens Um- crowd of 60,000 wlU be toere to sota, 8-1. 67-yard drive to seal the Jets- Runs—Bonds, San Fbaneisoo are attached books on long kfrtgs claimed vetsrsn quarter Montreal (Robertson 4-12) at ptotog School to Florida lost see Simpson perform 6s a pro San FTancteco, 0-4, entertains 24-21 vlotory over Minnesota. back Zeke Bratkowski, who ts-' 106; Rose, Ctoctonatl 104. spring. drop lines (12-18 Inches) called St. Louis (Gibson 16-10), N Cole lêading for the first tims to Los -Angetes St. Louis, 34, In the only game The Packers and 3teeters will tired after test season. Tbs Runs batted in—OMCcOovey, staging This line of hooks Is Atlanta (Jarvla 10-9) at Cin "I drove 9,000 mttes durli« sAer a dassltog career at South Sunday. each reveal revitalised otfenses Packers had wanted Bratkosr- San Franetoeo a a ; Ranto, Chi baited and then sunk , under cinnati (Nolan 6-5), N Managing Lot Easier the 10 weeks,” toe Geneva, ern Cal. WhUa Los Angetes (ana are but the Packers, who had more skt, now an ssstetsnt coaota to In Michigan cago 110. water ustog rocks for weights. Sfin Francisco (McCormick N.Y., based aibtter said. He, Tbe BUte, 1-4 ter the summer, assured of ttislr money's worth, to begin with tiiisn the Staelers, be available tor the taxi squad Hks—M. A 1 o u , PittSbuigh ) ' The finti baiting to usually at 9-8) at Houston (Lem aater 10- didn’t encounter any car trouble' wind up their pre-season soiled- 73,000 (am to Dallas expecting are heavily favored. Oresn Bay to case of "dire emergency," sundown. From then on, 13), N 1H>; Rose, Ctoctonatl ITS. or flat tires but needed a sat uls before hosttog the World to wttnsas Namath to his Ootton appeared to have pulled togeth Bengstan sold. With Good Pitching \Gk>If Classic throughout the nij^t, tbs trot Los Angeles (Sutton 16-18) at Doubles—Kesstoger, Cbknu of tiras before comtog home. ltoe la "run" (checked for fteh San D iego (K irb y 4-18), N BOSTON (A P )— Ted Williams, the former Boston WALLED LAKE, Mich. (AP) KO M; M.,Alou, Pittabuigb M. Travel has alwayB been a and re-bolted) about every two Red Sox slugger nearing the end of his rookie season as - m e 8100,000 Michigan Golf hardship to the knv minors Sunday’s Games . the New York-Peim loop was hours. This is the most Import manager of the Washington Senators, is convinced: aasalc to tu r,^ out to be a Sports Viewing Phllêlphla at New York no excqitlan. ant part of troUtotog; constant Los Angeles at San Diego Managing is a lot easier if you’ve got pitching. slump-busters’ tournament and, Franoisoo 61’; H. Aaron, Attonta "The longest trip,” McHale checking and re-baittag. BATDBDAY "U you haven’t got it, then it’s ------San Francisco at Houston with the help at a lest minute *®- recalled, "was from Jamestown to a stream, a good place to tiW (It) Odbe vs. Pliatao a not race,” says WilHams, who « « “h »t Sparicy Lyle, the fifth of ( 6) Bad Bex va. Sena Montreal at St, Louis six Boston pitchers, on Eddie chonge o f mlmd. the current Miees B rock. BL Louis to Oneonta, about eight hours, set a troOtoe Is the head or Pittsburgh at Chicago earned election to the Hall of roughly 800 miles.’’ tors Brtokman’s two-out single to the leader is making the most of it. ^ HousUm SO; W ills, foot of a pool ot deep water. Atlanta at Cincinnati Fame with a boomtog bat. 6i6t ( 8) V.8. Open Tmatm ninth. Sonny Siebert relieved Would McHale, cunettily Hers Is where catfish feed meet WUhams had plenty to be hap Itobby Colo. South African Pitdrlng (IB declaiotis)M9eav- looking fo r on offseason Job go B m (86) Wortd Bettes e( Lyle and got out of the Jem. actively at night. American League py about his pltchingtoi the Sen VTO has been on the U.S. pro er. New York 20-7, .761, 3AB; back In 18T0T Hooka should be staged at OsU ators opened a weekend series O’Brien led off, the Boston Ea4t Division tour two years, was the leader Merritt, Ctoctonatl IM .m ’'“ Y e s ," he pepUed. ‘ T d go least two (est apart. The aver ( 8) Wide Worid e l with the Red Friday night, ninth by again walking on a 3-2 W. L. Pet. G.B. Box tUlhg Into todaya semifiiml 6.86. back to the some league —rlnsr age trotltoe usually has no more m e pitchers had not walked a pitch, Mike Andrews sacrificed Baltim ore 94 44 .681 — wind. Cote fired a 68 Friday to Stribeouto-ênktos, I could get a belter opportunity. than 80 hooka. W eights should 6:86 ( 8) Otenls vs. VIktogs batter In 18 innings and had not and Darold Knowles replaced D etroit 79 68 .677 14H •go with his 67 ’Thunsday for a M#; CHbson, St t ^ i Im 226. "I felt that my biggest handi cany some psut of the line to ■TOIDAT surrendered a homer to eight Bob Humphreys on the mound. Boston 78 62 .641 19^ 186 total, one stroke better than ■ ______cap 'was my oiae; I hope to work the bottom. SM ( ! ) Bed Box vs. straight games. Yastnemskl then grounded to Chris McHale' Wash’n. 71 67 .614 28 KermK Zorley. on weights this winter and try Baits are the usual catfish WsaMiMton si New York 68 68 .600 26 However, at the end of the Cullen, but the late toning The tournament, first PGA tour and build m yself tq>.” "Dressing rooms were hor the last two weeks. But the mos- getters such as stink bait, out long evening, Williams was rep*®c®nient at second base Cleveland 66 88 .899 89 1 event to the Detroit area to fire Tbe ex-bank clerk weighed rible. In one city we had to quitoe, they were like air batt-fteh, chlcktei entrails, 3:86 ( 8) VA. Opm Tenste back to the managerial "rat •’o^bled the ball tor on error, yearq, is being held at the rela Just 160 pounds wben he started dreas to the police station. At planes," he said. blood bait, etc. For carp, toe 4t86 ( 8) M YL Aelten West Division race.’’ The Red Sox didn’t have O'Brien going to third, tively short Shenandoah GoH calling ’em. "I toede tick near least that was a safe place away Two Ctennecticut p laycia to authortties advise that you B m (86) Wortd Bortes of Minnesota 88 68 .610 — much good pitching, but it was R®*8le Smith was given an in- and Country Club course in the end of the season and drop, from the faiw. toe circuit that caught hte eye use one piece of cotton seed OoU Oakland 76 69 .668 6 ^ SUghUy better than Washing- *«>tlonal walk, fllbng the bacea. Welted Lake. ped down to 185 pounds," he Two managers who drew were big Matt Roslek of New cake with a hook tied on each California 68 76 .488 24 ton’s and Boston pulled out a 9-8 Bowever, the strategy backfired None of the nation’s top ten eald. "Just too many hambuxgs praise from McHale for uieir Britain and Paul Baretta sidei. Kansas a t y 66 81 .404 28 victory. Knowles walked Petrocelll on golfers are competing and maiqr and hot dogs!" imderstandtog and ability to of Kensington. Rooiek, out of Chicago 68 81 .896 29 me Senators built a 7-6 lead pitches, forcing tjome more of the big tour names The loop season ended ladt control their players were Eteri Pulaski high to New Britain, Knights at Home Seattle 61 84 .878 81% with the help of two Boston sr- O’Brton. aren’t around. But doseiw of the Sunday. Torgeson, the former Boatbn hurled (or Manchester’s Moriar- rors and starter Dick Bosnian "You don’t win many gomes t H K K n i l D Braves first baseman, who, was Friday’s Results young pros are finding the "The flnal game went 18 In tyi3 to the Hartford Twilight -Against Firebirds allowed only two harmless hits like that, but we’ll take It." said PLA* with Newark, and G eorge Ctese Cleveland 2-0, New York 1-2 6,708-yard, par-70 course to their nings, four hoius, a 8-2 aoore. League before signing with the iBOWUNGy until the fifth. Boston Manager Dick Williams with Oneonta. The latter star The Hartford Knights will Oakland 6, Minnesota 4 liking. I had the plate. It was the Mets and going o ff to WUHams- ■roniy Corfgllaro’s second dou after the Bod Sox moved 3% red for years with the Washing host the Pottatown Firebirds to R E C A LL GOLDEN D A YS—’TOm Stowe, second from right, ie in town for the Boston 9, ’jvashington 8 "I’ve been to a slump for longest game of the season for port. Baretta, who starred at ble and ’Tom Sntriano’s second games ahead of the Senators In ton Senators and was the night at 8 a t DUten Stadium. SeatUe 6, Kansae City 4 three months," said Cole. "I time behind the plate,” the SoUtoem Ctennecticut, won all- 50th anniversary of the Manchester High Class of 1910, and last night he got single then put the Red Sox on the hite-seaiion battle lor third American League’s leading The game marks the opening of CaUfomla 8, Chicago 1 thought I was beating my brains young-man said. star honors as a shortstop with together with three retired Manchester High roaches, Tom Kelley, Will Garxe, the scoreboard. With two out, place to the East.' RIVERSIDE SPEEDWAY base stealer. Case piloted hU Oneonta. regular season play for both BalUmore 8, Detroit 4 A ’s Use Pitching Foe’s Glove out coming here and ouddenly How were the fans? Pete Wigren. Stowe, who reeides in Alexandria, Va., s^rVhd aa The Herald’a Bosman wa*ked Syd O’Brien on Siebert neeJed only four Late-mshtog Buddy Krebs la % AV% —A* club to the pennant. Umpires and players are not teams. I’m wtontog.’’ favored to win the final race of sports editor during the golden days when Kelley (xiached football and baae- Today’s Games a 8-2 count and Mike Andrews pl^hes In striking out Paul Ca- Eteough eald? "I led the league in one cate allowed to fraternize so all Mc Hartford emerged ss the ex- He said he diito’t plan at first the season and nail down bis New Y ork (Bahnsen 8-18) at Bcored Satriano with a bloop sanova and earning his 10th vlc- "They were really rough and gory," McHale quipped, "ejec- Hale saw of hte fellow states hltatUon champions for the sec ball, Clarke baskettoll and swimming and Wigren track and croas country. The on competing to Mle Red ***‘ 1 Soxoox started SI their come- a two-hltter. me Yanks added ^ the pt« for the 800-lap aheed 8-7. O’Brien beat out on Name of league and Rlchnuxid by 27-10 to their pre- Kansas Ity (R ooker 4-12) at .tofleld hit and scored on Yas- team’s top two catchers, Russ .*^® back with four runs to toe fifth, an Insurance nm to the L"®'^ ^ “ere about feature. Krebs captured thU ■eoaon finole. Introduced two NBA Head Levels Charge full names of individuals Seattle (Meyer 0-0), N trsemskl’s two-out single. On Key Gibson and Oorry Moses, were ‘n the American League two on Cari Yastrzem skl’s dou- 10 a.m . and hadn’t even seen •®**te event last year, although new bocka to Duke’a Joy CUo- West. ble. the course. Then I went out to be was fOroed to ylrtd the track Cox replaced Bornnan and waa ridellned with hand Injuries. ANGELS - WHITE SOX — Blanda Still Going Strong must be printed. Team breec ond OUvrtts Ooltage Sunday’s Games me A’a were trailing the • • • qualify.” title to EM Potnode of Westfteld. greeted by Reggie Smith’s sin P etio celll's homier gave him California got by Chicago on scores are not necessary. Oari Wlteon to go with hold Now York at cnoveljuid first-place Twins 4-2 after seven INDIANS - YANKS _ He shot a 78 and Just barely Both Kreba and Patnode have Washington at Boston gle. the club lead, o"e more thi" Jay Johnstone’s two-run homer Match highlights must over Mel Meeka, the league’ii At ABA for College Raid Innings Friday night and were In the .first game at Cleve- made the grade after a playoff, been Rl'verslde eharoptoiie Kansas City at Sea.Ule Rico Peitrocel'l fo'lowed with Yastrzemakl. Rico has driven In and an RBI single by Bill Voss. reach the sports desk ho aoorlng champion and No. 2 to danger of dropping 8% games land, the Indians’ Sam Mc- First-round co-leader Bob twice. Kreibs was master to rusher. WUaon alommed over Baltimore at Detroit his 86th homer, a line shot high 84 runs, IS few er than Yaz. Danny Walton and Greg Ooos- After 20 Years in Pro Ball later than 48 hours af NEW YORK (AP) -r Spencer Haywood with ths Den- "ll'a unfortunate that a man off the pBtfd. DoweU, 16-12, outdueled New Menne of Andover, Mass. ®*kI 1960. Patnode ruled the Into the screen In left center, The Red Sox, who have a 4-9 sen hit consecutive homers to gomes played to the AFL, waa the Uda.” (or two touchdowns to hte de vsr Rockets of ths ABA ss ds- who has besn In pro sports (Or Ctolcogo at California dropped to a 187 total with h'e *" 1964, to additlan to his George Blanda will quar ter a match. Commissioner Walter Ken ■The Senators tied the count record against Wash'ngton th's Then Oakland rallied for two York’s Mel Stottlemyre, 18-12, ' the third, and then with Seattle the OH ars' aignaJ-caller to the At 42, a ball plaiyer can be but. plorabis and was Just ss sngry only six months and who owns a Mlimosota at Oakland 85-72. •Hed with him in third conqueet a yotue ago. terback in the .American The following scores nedy o f the NationaT Bas year, named veteran right-han- rune In the eighth and had men with Joae Cardenal’a bounce trailing 4-8 to. toe eighth. Walton 1962 playoff with Dallas, on the expected to have earned hte The Firebirda, Soutiwm D<- about rsporta that ABA clubs tsam that has not svsn pteyed a were Jerry McGee of Lake Hi addition to the stocks. will be accepted: ketball As8(Kiatlon charged dor L«e Stange to oppoM the ^ **'® producing the tied toe game wito a sacrifice Football League at age 42 reoond as the kxigeot gome 'eoae and peace ot mind (Char vision ninneraup to ths Buck had approachsd at Isast two gams would allow this sort o( Bert Campanerie then alashed a winning run. Worth, Fla., and Larry miwon Parting at 8:16, there wlU he a Senators today. 8tong«, replac fly and Gooaaen won It with a this season, and after ever played, and was Lomon- ley Conerly, pushtog 4(), gaVe Dnekpins — Men— Sin skins o year ago, were poiU- today that the rivaPAmer oUwr oollsgs playsrs who, llks thing to happm" hs sold. of Valdosta, Oa. final figure-eigM race. Tliis ing the ailing Ray Culp Perranoski pitch on toe ground In the nightcap, the Yankeea nm-acoring single. you’ve scour^ the thesau Ica’a Oaktand backup both to It up one night when he realized gles 150 and over and cuterly tmpreastve to a 46-16 ican Basketball Association Haywood, havs not yst gradual. Uardnsr oouid not bs rsoohsd Ashe’s Big Service near toe mound. The pitcher got Ten golfers were bunched at relatively new competition at rus for superlatives to her 1967 and 1966. In 1966 Blanda he was out of breath from rac 400 triples and over; rout of Bridgeport to (hair ex- was raiding college players ed for oommsnt. hie glove on it but couldn’t han------138 including the other co-lead- Agaswam proved so appeoUi^ ald his 20th year to the pros oame to to replace an tojui^ ing up the dormitory stairs to Women— 125 singles and Mbaion in an effort to harass the For many ysars, pro football Ktnnsdy said hs has had calls er. Grier Jones of Wichita, Kan. **1® *»«» that tt was you have to fall back on the BA Brown when the New York order to beat the 10:80 light- Oorooron, who had trtote with vin A i_*„ _____ i. _ _ and boskstbsll cluba havs rail- from a. numbsr of coochss who winning single to“x toe*“ S^ 350 triples. the New Yorti Jots and Barton into agein g to a Against Laver Speed World Series of Golf Among those at 139 were 1968 Blven a twice a week billing *i»i« much overworked “unique.” Giants routed the Bears to the out deadUne). Blanda, however, glously and wtth grsat Intagrtty wars -wonted that ths NBA triumph. Masters winner Bob Goolby and y®ar. Tenpins — Men— Sin Patrtou. te the nmr Pottetown m erger of the two leagues, That’s precisely what Btanda’s NFL title game. la still making sacrtftcee. sdharad to ths policy of not might gat Into ths act. gles 200 and over and quarterback. "Thte harroaament on the FOREST HILLS, N. Y. (AP) — Arthur Ashe was Baltimore bounced Detroit 8- Tom Shaw, ’Winner of toe Doral THOMPSON efforta on behalf of the Oakland Although Blanda hasn’t In the oft-seasen Blanda is to drafting oollsgs pteysrs until "i rsspondsd wtth a flat and 4. Boston outlasted Washington and Avco Opens this year. S PE E D W AY ------part of the ABA won’t work." counting on his big service to offset Rod'Laver’s speed A triple beader o t auto rac Raiders wUl be—unique, or aa Changed much to Ms twenty national accounts sates ’with 550 triples and over; thair class te grodualad,’’ Kan- affirmatlva no," ha sold, PARKADB DtisTV 9-8, Cleveland edged New York Kennady eald. “The reeumptton and quickness today in the semifinals of the second U.S. Favorite’s Row ing thrllte to on tap at toe that, other signal-caller, Noah years ta the proa ("I weighed REA, working out of Chicago Women — 175. aingles nsdy said. tw o ooochss. Johnny Das of BUI A very 202, WlU Gagne 2-1 before the Yankeea came o f any m eigar talks at Uite tim e Open Tennis Tournament— the match most people be Thompson Speedway Sunday WetMrter, once defined It, “ hav 206 when I repeated to the Bears in d Oafctend. and over and 450 triplea Kennsdy plaosd much of ths Notrs Dorns and Adolph Rupp 208, Clem Quey 200, Bkl WUaon back to win 2-0, California Billiards Active would be very difficult." lieved would determine the championship. ‘Jets T op Bulls nlgtit u the regular program ing no equal.” and Pm -218 today*’), he (eels He te a devotee of hcuvlball, and over. bter on Jsmss Oordnsr, prsal- of Ksntucky, havs alrsody pub- 212, Tod BldweU 218, Dick Cote *0PP®<1 the Chicago White Sox that the qim rterbacktog Job has. one of the moat deceptively- / 'Town champion Oentar Bll- Kennedy described the sign it of (hs ABA and ownar of "I serve better,” Ashe sold In •—— ———— -— ------— BRODOEOPORT, Conn. (A P ) of modified stock cor racing (00- Blanda started a game tor llcly donouncad tba AfiA action. 200, Roland Smith 216, Baker ^'* and Seattle downed Kansas Welcomes Floyd Ha tfatoks It’s more dlCficult (or grueittog of tbe non-oentaot /llortte w ill compete to the. tog of Detroit Unlverrtty ths Caroltoa Oougors. a thumb-nail analysis of the two the return of the Australian mo lap feature) and Tlg«r tbe Raiders to the heat of (he Tannaaaat Coach Roy M aon 200, Ed Bachl 228, Jim Stack- in other AL games. a ymtogrter because of the var sporta. He must always keep ' Branford Stiver Dollar SoAball gomes. "Rod Is quicker than I nopoly which existed before 1668 race ’when a bad- back and Last N i^ it’a Flglits alao sxpraaasd concara Dsa pole 208, Rlggott 869. • * • ___t h e to __ p ______iety of offenses he must 'earn. that fine edge honed in the event Tournament Suntey. Lort yeor am. Our backhands are about Ashe brought the U.S. title back a bumped knee sidelined Daryle said ha would ask tbs Ooilaga ------* ’• ■ ~ money winners on the professional circuit, set out to*^ Friday night and "TTie g a m e ,” cont'nued en em ergency eoctets on the BAN CARLOB, CaUf.—Robor- the locate copped second ptaoe. toe same. I think I have a better honmo lost year after IS years. g a ve the tag Demolition Derby. Action Lamonlca. Maybe there have HaakatboU Coa chaa Aaoociatloa 1 built an early 2-0 (lay m quest o f the $50,000 jackpot in the eighth an- BridoLort . starts at 7:80. been some 61-year-old atarttog Blanda, "te basically the some, Raiders where it didn’t ex*rt to Amoya, 146, San Jo~e, O U if., Tuesday night the Cuemen will VikinMdmprove Offense forehand." SIrce To-y Tr>bert la t won 8-0 decision lo bar ABA paraownal from eol- Art Johnson 186-897. Charles ••ad when Cater tingled home nual World Series' o f Golf —------* ^ Bridgeport J«ts a quartefbacks 'who turve thrown blocking and tackitog, bid five minutes eerher. And Blende, won by a TKO ovsr OUbaita De take port in the Middletown 'nic rail-thin Negro Da'vie Cup In 1666. when the event woa Wth the return to totm of Isgtela g M a s , lockar roocas and Whelan 867, John Riedw 869. Oreen, who had doubled, The 28-year-old North Carolto- « __ ■ ®'^®“’ ^’®"* MJand Suite to an (our touoiidosms and booted a there’s more talent available, must elways be able to think at L m fiantoe, 147, Oorpua C3irteU, Tournament at Pat Kitawy star from Richmond, Va.. ,1'ictiy amateur, Auatralia had the {M p t^ Ed Flenrice and the For doming Grid Season practlcos. Rupp domondad a Fred MoCurry 866, Hank Mar- and ’Tito. Francona homered. tan was to the favorlte’e row *®''® “P Football League ooigpta of firtd foate, Ixit not thanks to the taterest caused a pleasant anewer when same- Tex., 6. Field. doesn't discount his chances won ten of the 12 years. late season rush to the wtonsrit handa-off polley and a eommtt- tyn 862, BlUott Pteh 160-862, A l Th®" t*»® Twlna. who vron toe In t h e 36-hole tournament s®>Yeant to J(to season opener. to tbe big leagues. Blanda did' by TV. and the better coach one asks, "Rtoat’s a nice guy k O N w L iP O lUB - fT. PAUL wtth tnjuriaa, against the 31-year-old recog LltUe Nancy Richey of San circle b y a n o k ey BoubweU, the Sor 4S6 mant from both teaguaa that no Biyauclus 187, Jim Chlappanl °P®n«r of the four-game aeries against challengers George Ar^ ‘*°““ ® ^ ®* * ’* " “ w the competition la fierce in the so under tremeodous praaaure, ing. Football te a glamour game like you playing football at age (A F ) — Mbmosota 3(tan< VIktog stro- yards to Uia firrt throa coUaga ptayor would ba drnftsd nized king of tennis, who ha*’ Angelo, Tex., also gets a chance 146-878, Leo Ladue 188-876, Ken Thursday to their bid to put ch®r, OrvlUe Moody and Tonv ®®*^*^*" *be flrsi hole but offset game between toe farm cluba of g._ --- _____ ^ Tony tvfo more niodified divison^ Add to-these whtdi ranged from brtng re- and glamour te what attnacte 42?" 'tefteU spent IhoU off-ioaaoH plot- white WaahtegUm caught 14 until altar ha grndualaa won 28 matches In a row and to break an overseas strangle Beaton 864. their lead out ot toe' A’s reach, Jacklin. three toe.New York Jets and New College Football's qulrsd to halt a Denver (be ting how to p u nmw punoh to pa— , many apart act da riy. fbr now Is seeking to add the Amer- hold to the women's singles fi birds. J-- York Giants, two top drivers, cart "Btê" It araa raportad Friday that came to»ck to take a 4-2 lead. AU tour earned Invitations to Stervens and Fred Deasrro an wMoh had sron tour of its last thotr osearan for tha IS69 Nation, 2M yarda Flonkar Bob Orlm ABA clubs bad offsrad contracts Icnn to his Australian, French nal Sunday when she plays the GARDEN GROVE—Lee Scott oner Minnesota got an un- compete on the rugged 7,180- you can see high speed com five games, to woodeflqg about ol Ptootball Laoguo oaaaoa ateo Warwod top form altar to Calvin Murphy, AU-Amartoa imd Wimbledon titles (Or a pro heavily-favored Margaret Court 128, Helena Dey 180-349, Sophie Old Problems Face Falcons^ Grand Slam. Firestone Country petition throughout the futy lap the game the foUowlqg week BEST BLOOPERS Tha Vlkifiga won tha Control mtortng moot of lISS wtth a from Niagara of AusUoMa. Carl 138. OUva tied it with his 19th homer CTub layout with, vlbtoriea to Dtvteton to ISIS with a nnw S4 " I think I ’ ve got a good m sto. with tbe Eastan teadera the knaa Injury. Bob Lnnlar o ISI. to lead off the sixth; . Before the major tournamentii. rooord baCora toatng to BolU- chonoe If I’m serving well," Tbs Tiger late model est* Jets. lamnntea cams bsek for Dava Oobom and a in t Jonoa Both M battofitag thair toning was ovsr. the Twins had Floyd, who three weekends Quarterback Major Question sold Ashe. •re on the increase a# 26 to 80 that one. Blanda retumod srlth- mora 94-14 for tha Wartam Jo^ Brown aa lha toom’a top yaor this month. •OTred two more, on John Rose- ago claimed toe PGA title, Oonfoianca tltla and i7-ts to Ashe, who won the title last ^ these dartog young men out Sues to the sidelines to await ATLANTA (AP) — Tbe Atten- We’re starUag over sad w ell tunnara; and bava baooma pent Blass Slows Cubs^ Drive tone’s-RBI stogie and Leo Car- tuned up In Friday's practice Doltaa to tha Pteyoff Bowl. ‘Tbara wars rumors Murphy yeor ns an amateur in an a f *<> tite mieetovajr In pursiSt of Ms place kleblng ofaoreit, chores ta Falcons, dssptto a naw coach, be toexpertenoed," sstd* Van rocatvtng throato aa waO. denas’ -sacrifice fly. round with an even par TO. had boon eonuctad by tho Loa front to the pro stars, was serv- toe wto over the five etoteto wMrti bramht Mm a ciueer- o fresh agwtem and revamped Brocklto. who took over aa Coach Bud Qrant and hte Frod Cox. tba taam'a laadtag Angstes Btara coach to mkteeasoa test ysor. aooror In tSiS artth M petnta, ing phenomenally Friday when For Bucs with Arm^ Bat In their eighth-toning bid to ' '''"Im going to toe practice tee mile course. Mgh of UT potato to tbe regu al^ aaneoraad Ihamoalvaa Murphy told Niagara Ckmch stay to toe race, the A’a got right now," Floyd said after his offenstve line, are encountering "But," be addad quickly, again te accurotoly oailtag Bald he erased veteran Ken Rosewall ^^°**°w iiy this portton o f the lar cainpalw'- v'ttti waya to camptamant ona o. Frank Laydati ba would m l CHICAGO (API-Steve Blase helped the' Pirates climb to a their leadoff man on when Sal scrambling round that included In the Oakland-New York title the same old probtema aa they "we’re made a lot of p—wwiî goala from aa tar away aa 49 of Australia In straight set-, 8-6. program’, motor meybem wlU tha N F L ’a boat naming gom aa sign. Lanlar's fatbsr sold a Now got four hlU Including a homer, 4-0 lead over Ken Holtsman, Bando was hit by a Dean ®I*bt birdies six ^ bogeys and game, Blanda was lucceaMul attempt to Improve UM year's changes: I've gottaa a lot of lad by BU Brown, and a mort yards service only j* v e up four h lts-aU o f then^ 16^. ^ ovwr toe speedway. At York tearyar had ocnlartad hto Chance pitch. Perraitookl then “ i® double bogey." dtemal 2-12 reoord ta tbs Nation new people, and we’ve changed rtubbom daf anaa buOt around Tbs - main proMsm araa ap- j®MA 36 C M WlU take places istth three of (our field goal aon sbou an ABA offar. n e rs game o t to BlUy WlUams, Including two That’s aM the hard throwing wMeved and walked Francona attempts. The first waa a 46- al Football League. all our thtoktag. We're boptng lha front four of anda Cart Ellar poara to bs In lha offanatvs lios. mulch, and the eighth game of ------"I either hit well or terrible, to the demoUttou derby. The Haywood , iMa Otymptan who homers slow^ (Chicago’s pen- rtgM-hander needed, . .. yarder Into the tricky wind, ft The major question oppaors the end result will be dUtarent.'' and Jim anttioll and tacklaa "... You eon’t win Mg with the third set when he had the nant drive and Went k ' m . ------’ •***“ *'•*' ^ crowing error by shortstop there was no to between. ” Floyd men behind the wheel have hut PorgMng Sport had taro y sM of aUglbillty laft hit the cross bar and caromed to be at quarterback. Changee have become routine Aten Pagw and Gory Laroaa out quality In dapth." Grant ('ecialon virtually in hand. ^ s auve^^^^v^^ns SanguBIen ®«®r a forve at sec- complained. ”I hit an awful ^ ooo object to mind, destroy ths at Dstrott. tignad artth lha the wrong way. Btenrts has aeen Veterans Randy Johnson and for the FOloons under Van With that ■mptmrti on tho oays. Rusewnll, who ho.-' played other CM. Thi. pcooeas of Rockata two araaks ago. Tho a lot of them etear and a lot Bob Berry, obtained from Brocklto. Blace taking ever ground. Vtetog thoughU turoad Guard lA r r y Boarla and UgM belli miury tim es but may be ex ellmfnation wiH go on tin ) only A'BA aignod Haywood aa.a horti- of them that ditaft atoes hte Minnesota test year, drew (he tram Norm Hecker, the Atlaata It has been said that what separates college football from to tha oir. and BUly Marita rrttrod. Guard cused for some prejui'lc-’ tj- CAT loft nizHiiw ftnd Im freshman year with the CMcago atarttog esetgnments in the first coodi haa “fired" five startami, ronfeiiional football is an intangible quality called 6{drlt "Wa naad a mcra axpioatvo Ron Tory and Ught and John ship coaa. but Kannady sold tha ward the pros, feels certain take bemte tlM fp id . four pressssnn gamasi But then, NBA doos not follow that pottey off a few wisecracks as he ”No, I’v7never had four hlto • '• • ^ the American Golf Bo m in 1916. **K tt Imd gone pteked up a new coachtog ataM, Profetilonal spirit is heavy and mercenary. College spirit atrtking throat te our pnatiiu.” Basal ay mtoaad trotoing comp Ijiver oan beat Ashe. against New Orleans test week, boosted his record to 14-8 and to a game before," said wieef OBldLES • ‘nGERS — Championship, over.” he recaUed. "ftiat game cut flnti-strtagerw like a crop of is sporting and forgiving. sold OrooL "Wo naad mora of- boeauaa of mlfitary waarva bscauoa "tt arould rtotata tha •’He Is 80 much quicker," said aopiiamare Bruee Lammerman playar'v schotorahlp eontleat he ped the third place Pirates "but there have been seasons D*ve Johnson batted In «v . ti, ^ i *’*®*“ J'®” *®'’ ®«> mfgM have been a tittle difCer- overilpe stiaat and made 11 Take that fine Carnegie Tecta team of 1938, fog example. fanatva puneti . . duly the little, dark-haired Syttoev Pftts’ Go4!!ftptaiiM came Into the pteture. artth hte eoUaga." pro. "He will pull within 6% games of the where I’ve had four h lu Tite ^ with a pair of d^bllta and *'* “*®^®'‘ ent.’ ’ trades to as many mantbs. Tbe Tartans were unbeaten and playing NotiwDame m a Tha Vlklnga quickly and suc- Tbs Vikljqâ movad to got they were to the Classic,’’ Fteyd b o s t o n (AP) - VeteniM Lenunerman. rtgned as a (rss Maanwhlte, thara wars m Rtanda’s career has bsen dif- He also brought In a asw imil- national showdown. Tecta bad the near midfield and, eomfiiDy pul thotr now Vana ta nradid dapth loot wash wtth two much better thanT tod" with a “ ‘*‘® »^‘‘®' hit______a two-run noted. "That te going to make Gtoo (teppeUeti and Howtoa iênt from Saa Fsmsndo Val porta that savarol NBA ptaym atrsMi /L wUh a WUUams caught up to Blass tomer, hU Slst. for BalUmore (eresft from most bscsuse he ttpie fannstten offense and la- after a running jday, its captain approached the referee. work to aorty axMbnion gamaa (radaa lor rooklo guard Jon The second men’s semifinal things tougher." •Attiwtoe Will serve as oocsp- ley last year, mads hte O m 1266 piannad to pimp to ABA tsanw. always iisd that tittle — wiiu-g stalted Tommy i NoHs as Am Thay Difiaantntt thotr Orat throa SamMrom. from Atlanta, and match can’t be played uiRH Sun ^® “vuion ie*d: t® I» of the Boston Pstrtois tor appearance agatost tbe lolats "What down i^ coining up?” be asked. ^ major leag^ homer, in ^mrth limliH* and'toeiThlV^ ”''‘® 2P®" extra gotag for htm; hte sbOlty taM ’s ilrtiiint I atgaskeansri uppunwfia Mteml. Danvor and vrtaran tight sad Chuck Logan, 'Ths two teaguaa haltod mang- day because two days ^ torren til® 1866 A m sfiosa VteatbsU alter Berry azal Joimsaa were “ Ttaird^down.” tbe official said. ar talks taat month whan ths tori. first since the homers to the sixth and ninth, ••'•ky «tart to notch his 20to^c- * °**®“ , to kfek bsttar than most spectel- \ H oH a tt>a re dhead fiem fit. Lanta U249. In thoro from lha Oardinaia BUI land- tial rain Wednesday ard Thur*- Jacklto a 72 and Archer, the Irogue sMson. Thsy were Injured. He responded with a C a r n e t Tecta ran anottaar piav without success and r»- C m gM aignad Btlty CkMhM- teta- And with greater coo- the Unteewfty of Tsxsa te one gam aa tha VUdngs turnad In oirom teoUd about a wash and day put a crim p In toe schedule. Masters champ, posted a 78 de- named Thursday by Obseh Cttvs eenaatiqpal peittormaaes. MIttog « f Ote Blataona* strong potefs. tuned to its huddle to plot punting strategy. Looking up, ham of tha NBA’a PHtattslphta ‘"**“ **®- * ‘««*» out for me." Wert belted a ihree-run h o^ atetsacy. In M s firs t A f l i ywsr thair aspaelart top-notch dafan* than waa r ThinJ-eeeded Tony Roche o’ aplte a horrible nine on the par Rutii. 19 of 17 passes lor MB yorda the team saw Notre Dame's center over the baO. The rn - TSaro to a contract, affactiva hi at Hnnrtosi bs booted 91 petnta ohro Joh-ytoldiiqr only two Guard Jtm Vafions. tafkla AustraJIa, who eliminated Pan- h ^ t o e d ^ ® •**^ ’'• K®>ln® ® ®olo shot f « De- five, 826-y^ No. 16. As a lesnlt. cooeli Nona Vaa OOfJWTBT CUTE cree bad been wrong. It had been fourth down. Much d»- eight yssrs later bs achtevsd to tho oppoatng of- Doug Davto tort All-Pro eanlar two ykora and tho ABA iMftafi 01,. w ..a, , x »,* The . towiertog 80-year-old Ar Foikiwlag arc lha pstrte bfite followed. ____ Mick Ttogalhott aro Um offa » Ha Oakland (raachtoa to Wash- a postponed fourth ' a panonat M ^ of UT wtth Osk- atarttog. dnty n a P.XPOO-] fo„Hh round « « I SOX ■ 8ENATOKS - cher. who has not played well Yehterday*a Stars Bor Batardsy tba Women’s fb ll Notre Dame immediately scored tbe game’s only toucb- bw d was aapirtatty aiva Mm atondwfia »««too D.C. m atch Friday, played un*i«e psrfotWier, Jack Keoip. Ha to officiate the bowl game. mart; onalougM. -r* Warwick teUfmrptad a poaa L a o ^ began aigntog atara of only American buffers against ond toning Bteas, Pirates, smseksd tbiws Ctaao B — AlMn v a ------. Footing was so bad that both .players wore heavy wm 1^ wtanlag Hrxton quart tod tho agotoat' Datavar. tba Vlklnga- tba sat'abttehod National the green twice. tinglss and a tbras-nm hasMr bs a Johnson va Bye. Creed va Carnegie Tecta lost again. wool socks over their sneakers. (A P Photofax) erback ta ths first two title' tnabackars bad gona 26 gamaa tinogua. Tba morgar of tha tno to 64 victory over Chhe. a m , Plodrtk m Bya (NovMpw fatwsrln Aom) clot of tart poor wtthoat ptoking off a pnaa . tiaguoa toUowod. ' ♦ ’ PAGE TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1969 PAGE THIRTEEN M otorcyciM — B u n d in g — Butinm Opportunity 28 Hnip Waniwd— H d p B ie y c iM 11 Help Holp Wontod Mub 36 Ho!p Wontod Medo 36 Ho!p W ontod—M do 36 THERE lUGHTA BE A LAW Controering 1 4 BT SHORTEN and WHiPPLE Artkks For Solo 45 HouMhoM G ooi OPPORTUNITY for .'One who 3 5 3 5 3 5 CLASSIFIED 1966 HONDA 808 semi-custom- CARPENTRY — cMiereu stops, wants to start at ground-floor KAN WANTED to wot* in lum 40 QUART mUk cans, plain or Ized. (3ood running condition. noors, hatchways, remodeling, level and grow, with us. We (CLBRK-TYPIBT — Typinr .------COUNTEIR girl, 6 a.m. to S KAN for work local -ME MOCM 19 250,OCO MIL€9 Ak/AV, ber yard, must have driver’s AUTO MECHANIC antique. Inquire 859 BtdweU S t SEWING MACHINES — stayer Cali 646-0206. porches, garages, ciosets; ceil are in a^poelttona^noeltlon to let out on shorthand necMuuirvnecessary. Diversi xOUNQ WOMAN for counter p.m., five days a week. Apply store, three evenings Ueense. Davis Sc Bradford 'SEE? w a>CTum.v o rclm g Manchester. automatic sig-sag, excollent ings, attics finished. rec concession basis an appliance fied duties in sales depart wori( at the Dairy Queen Bra HilUardvllle Luncheonette, SOS some Sunday wm-k. CaU W •SptvCE. BUFF TRY THE bike chop. 287 Spruce zier, on Broad St 11 a.m. - 6 Lumber Oo., 300 TOUand St., (Foreign Cars) ■WE EAirW; s o AN ASTiaoNAuT’ oondltton. Makos buttonholea, ADVERTISING rooms .formica, ceramic. Oth- division, and a linoleum and ment. Benefits. Apply Iona Adams at., Manchester. East Hartford. 8017. After 6, 648-9707. CAM n o r A UAS10 ocmsiper.'We angle T0BA(300 cloth tor sole, suit hems, embroiders, etc. ' Grig- St. for used bikes, sales and er re lie d woiit. No Job too ^ rug division in a ready-going Mfg. Co., 8 Regent St., Man p.m.: excellent pay. Apply in Immediate openings fr full in Apartments, Center St. and MECHANIC SORRY Sal is now a merry gal. (XEAN, USED refrlgscators. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. smell, sideVralks preferred. time. Write Box “P” Manches- Salon of Beauty, 9-4. formation call 648-27tl. Thompson Rd. An equal' op GORIN’S SPORTS She used Blue lAUtre rug and ranges, automatic washers O ffu r a d 1 3 Call 742-6791. ter Herald. 648-1989. 4:80 P.M. DAT BEFORE PUBUqATlON portunity employer. CAR CENTER Person muat be experienced upholstery cleaner. Rent elec with guarantees. See them at Deadline for Saturday and Monday ii 4 :S0 p.m. Frlda.i •'Tries and cellars cleaned sâry. two children. CaU 648-6848. FOOD SERVICE DEAN MACHINE Position Is with large com ALUMINUM sheets used as ed. Call 649-1794 DRIVEWAYS Sealed — This Is pany offering exceUent DREiSSBR and double bed with Claagllled or “ Want Ads” are taken over the phone ma a CaU 644-8739. WORKERS PRODUCTS, Inc. printing plates, .IM9 thick, 3Sx box spring and mattress; two the time to restore the life nnd PIANO lessons. Conservatory DENTAL assistant wanted for wages and fringe benefits. convenience. The advertiser should read his ad the FIRST TREE SERVKJBi (Soucier) — UNIVERSITY ♦tovK 36’’, 36 cents each or 6 'for 81. slide projectora. 648-5769. DAT IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in time for the appearance of your driveway. graduate. 649-8487. CLEANINO women needed for downtown Hartford office, wUl 102 COLONIAL RD. SHEET Metal Worker*—Exper Please submit resume to: UK-I THINK I LETfe TAKE AMY 643-3711. Trees cut. building lots clear OF CONNECTICUT P.O. Box Sll, East Hart But TRYING next insertion. The Herald is responsible for only ONE In For free estimate, call 742- pait-tline cleaning work in the train. Send resume to Box “ B” ienced in aircraft fabrication. 9H0ULDA TAKEN EXIT AMD TRY CUSTOM made draperies flip ed. trees topped Got a tree 9487. MANCHESTER ford, Conn. ID c e r t ) THE correct or omitted Insertion for any advertisement and then Manchester area evenings. Manchester______Herald._ UiebwesberB and vegetable Top pay to r top personnel. FuU EXIT 2 7 ~ (OR •O FIND (OUR DARK RICH stonefree loam, covers and reupholstering. only to the extent of a. “ make good” insertion. Errors which problem? Well worth phone Good w a ^ s, paid hoUdays and ______------, H e lp W o n t o d — men, tin t and second hhifts. teneflts. Apply Rolo Machine 6EACN01 A rr VWrf HOME' five yards, $18. Sand, gravel, Budget terms. Establiihed tn do not lessen the value of the advertisement will not be call, 742-8282 other benefits. CaU 827-8171 or oEN TAL assistant, experienced Some heavy lifting involved, Has Immediate Openings: Co. 55 EUm St, Manchester. ViEER-ENP- 2 6 ? stone, fill, manure, pool and 1945. Da)rs. 524-0154 evenings, corrected by “ make good” Insertion. Roofing— Siding 16 F a n ra la 3 5 apply at Rudder Window Clean preferred but will train. SERVICE station attendants patio sand. Call 643-9604. BRICK, block and stone work. 88-hour work week, excel (DOME iN,MI96(ON 649-7590. ing, Co., 187 Charter Oak Ave., Knowledge of typing and of Days: 7 a.m. to 4:80 p.m. wanted, mornings and eve Brick walls, patios, . outdoor-ln- BIDWELL Home Improvement lent working conditions. SVx- EXPERIENCED Hartford. fice procedure. Write Box nings. Attractive salary. Ap cxDirriaoL.' THE PROVEN carpet cleaner THREE YEAR Kenmore elec (Rockville, Ton Fr«w) door fireplaces, sidewalks, an appointment ooolaot Ifights: 4 p.m, to 1 a.m. NUBSES-BN’S 4 LPN’S O, Manchester Herald. CABINET MAKERS ply Sunset Service Station, 056 Blue Lustre Is easy on the bud tric stove, like new, with rotis- chimneys. PYee estimates. ^ Pwsonnd Services Division, CLERK-Typist or secretary for TURRET LATHE: Set East Middle ’Tpke., Manches get. Restores forgotten colors. eerie, $100. CaU 648-0773. 643-2711 875-3136 Domenic Morrone, 649-1604. trim. Roofing Inatollatlon and East Hartford, North EagleviUe Rd., atom , small office in East Hartford. up and cerate. ExceUent openings. Apply; ter. Rent electric ehampooer $1. repairs. 649-6498. 878-9109'. No traffic or parking worries C3onn. 1-429-8811, E x t 1281. Paul’s Paint A Wallpaper Sup USED household furniture tor LIGHT truck*ng, odd Jobs, also All shifts, full or'part-tlme, good with all the fringe benefits of An equal opportunity em- HARDINOE (31UCKER8: ply. sale. Moving. May be seen at moving larê appliances Bum- ROOFING and Roof Repair rates, good benefits, paid meal WAITRESSES Set-up and operate. DISPLAYCRAIT, Inc. a major oompcuiy. Call 289- Itoyer. 90 Henry St.. 643-6810. Inf barrels delivered. 44. 644- and meal time, on bus Une. Manchester — 648-9557 Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? Couglln Roofing Co.. Ihc., 643- 9894. 1778 7707. Phone Mr. D., 289-9871. Now hiring tor after Labor MR. JAMEiS Herrigim will be PRODUCTION MILLERS: COOKS Set-up and operate. PART-TIME, three to four ______Boats and Aecossorlot 46 WOMAN or girl wanted for Day. Days or nights, fuU or glad to interview you for a SEARS deluxe gas range, 1968 PAUL’S Odd Jobs Done — ROOFINO, Siding, Aluminum hours per day, mornings. CaU 24-Hour Answering Service part-time help In luncheonette, part-time. Experience not poaiUon 80 a grit blaster. Ex TOOL - GUtlNDEH: Exp^> Short order. FuU or part- model. CaU 878-8868. Chain saw work,- roofing, drive gutters. Carpentry, additions, BURNSIDE 649-5334. 0-2:30 p.m. CaU Morning Glory necessary. Apply in person perience ie ^ f e r r e d btit not iencrtl In sharpening metal time Only permanent em WANTED — Used aluminum Free to Herald Readers ways sealed, carpentry, ma remodeling and rec rooms. CONVALESCENT HOME ployes, no students. H * ! p Wontod— Mcrio 3 6 HdpM Olp WontMi— ' Deg»— Birds— Pota 41 Luncheonette, 7-4. p.m., 649- only. ' necessary. Many Ubersl bene cutting tools. SHORT order cook or broiler ixnv boat. Call 646-0331. ANTIQUE china cloaat, round sonary work, attics, cellars, Free estimates. R, Dion, 643- Mai* glass doors, moke offsr. CoU Want Intormation on one of our classified adverttsements? 870 Burnside Avenue 8138. fits are offered. Apply at tbs man, good pay, good bene Apiriy In person. or FonMdo 37 QROOMINU aU brsMlt. Hot garages cleaned, lawns fertil 4352. Klock C o., 1866 Tolland TjSce. SHEETMETAL AND- 6494O07. No answer at the telephone Usted? Simply «»«n the East Hartford All Benefits fits. Please apply in person, TOOL & DIE mony HUl. H.C. CSimaa, Habroa ized, etc. Phone 649-B02D for LOCAL woman with some ex HOWARD JOHNSON W illie’s Steak House, 444 Cen COOK WANTED. Night work, Rd., Bolton. 648-6487 ROOBTNO, aluminum riding, COLLEGE students — have FOUR pleoe blonde double bed free estimates. perience bookkeeping, typing An Equal Opportunity ter St., Manchester. HOWARD JOHNSON FULL A PART-TIME no Sundays. Apply at Acadia Dairy Products SO gutters, carpenter work. 80 mornings free? We need you room set; gold barrel bach EDWARDS and aU around offlee work. 647- 394 Tolland Tpke. BSmpIoyer RESTAURANT OPBNINOS Reatouront. CoU 649-0896. YOU ARB A-1. truck Is A-1 years’ experience. Conneotlcui EX’TRA CHRISTMAS money, fm* 8 or 4 hours, Ug^t, pleasaiit TOMATOES — Pick your own, living room chair. 742-8117. 1423 for appointment. BRIDGEPORT Operators— E!x- a First Class Sheetmetal A SIAMESE kitten, male,' seal- Cellars, attics, yards, drive Valley Construction Oo.. 648 $600 salary how until Dec. 20, work. CaU 648-4000. 394 Tolland Tpke., Manchester also for sale; summer and ANSWERING SERVICE 4 hours dafly, morning or eve pertenced in aircraft experi Layout Men point, papers. 647-1943. IK)RCH SALE — Mtecellaneous ways sealed and small truck 7180. Free sstimate FUUL-TIME and part-time ------STOCK CLERK full-time, winter squash, carrots, fruits. ning hours, downtown Man-. 9 mental work. Top pay for top a Tool A Die Makers diahes, oak and pine furniture, ing done A-1 right. CsU Tre waitresses, 6-day week, 9 - 8 WOMEN wanted to pack eggs. PORTER needed, good hours, a.m .. - 4 p.m. Salary and all HELP WANTED PEKINOEISB Pupplea, brought Open 3:30 p.m. Until dark, all Chester office, convenient personnel. FuU benefits. Ap a Straightenm. spinning wheel, commodes, I 649-0500 875-2519^ mano Trucking Service toll- . shift and 10-3 shift. W. T. "MlUer Farms, '— North ------Coventry, good >»•>•—wages. Apply *— i - *In------psrsen. up with children. AKC day Saturday and Sunday. 81 Roofing and store benefits. Apply to Mr. ply Rolo Machine Co., 65 free.^ 742-048t parking. Telephone mall order Grant Co., Parkade. 643-8021. Parkade Bakery, Manchester MEN for tire service and re- a Truck Driver and General J. M. FIrida has several registered, vactnstad. Call Angel St., Manchester. washbowl and pitcher, bric-a- and leave your message. Tou’U hear from our advertiser in Kate, Arthur Drug Store, Man- Elm St., Manchester.. ..>• Shop Man Jig time without spending all evening at the telephone. Chimnoys 16-A sales. Phone Mrs. Anderson, Shopping Parkade. 649482a *cap shop. <3ood pay, 45-65 hours full-time opanlngs for stock 643-2977. brac. I-arge self-defrosting re ' Chester, Ckinn. All Benefits—Overtime SHARPENING Service - Saws . 646-0725 for appointment. SCHOOL days means added ex BEFORE you look any further, per week, all benefits. Must room, coJOilers and soles frigerator. $125. Private party. ROOFINO — Specializing r* EXPERIENCEID woodwork^:. knives, aces, shears. skates pense! ’Turn your spare hours JIG BORE Operators — first, come to the Klock Oo., at 1866 be steady woriter. Experience Small Work on Space and Life clerks. Good starting sal PUG PUPPIES — AKC regis Hoiitohold Goods 51 59 Larrabee St., East Hart pairing roofs of ail kinds, new FULL or part-time waitress, NURSE’S AIDES Good opportunity for compe Sheetmetal Products ary, Uberal company bene tered, champion bloodltnea. A Automobiias For Sola 4 rotary blades. Quick servloe into profitable ones with second and third shift. Lathe ToUand Tpke., Manchester. We helpful. Apply Nichols Man ford. Friday and Saturday, 10. roofs, glitter work, chimney! days or nights. CaU Mrs. Relg, tent man. New England Wood fits. Apply In person. hearty toy variety. $138-$I60. Model Home Furnitur* Cnoiiol Enulcmcnt Co. 3f Avon’s help. Call 289-4922. Immediate openings, 7 a.m.-3 operators, second shift. Verti have openings on second shift chester Tire, Inc., 395 Broad "W E HAVE PARTS ON 'IHE a.m. to 8 p.m. 1967 PONTIAC Firebird, 826, 4- Shady yGlen, 640-4248 for ap Main St.,- Manchester. Houn cleaned and repaired. 80 years’ p.m., 8 p.m.-ll p.m. Many bene working, Bolton, 648-6467. cal turret lathe operators, sec St., Manchester. MOON” 648-1478. Skogcrest Pugs. 8 ROOM HOUSEFUL HERALD pointment. In our Heat Treat Dept. Very l a r g e upright food (Yeeser all speed, power steering plus dallv 7:80-8. ’Thursday 7:80-9 experience. Free .estimates fits. Experience not necessary. ond shift. CaU LeMi Corpora 19 PIECES many extras. Ciill 643-2940. ELECTRICIAN — Journey Interesting work and we wiU CARPENTER wanted — sute Dynamic Mrtal Products 820 Silver Lane, FREE KITTENS, males and aluminum Interior, beautiful Saturday 7 :8(M MS-irgns Call Howley 648-6861 644- r e g i s t e r NOW tion, 648-3863, »297 BOX LETTERS 8388 RELIABLE woman for general man, top wages, with benefits. train you. Please apply In per- contractor tor framing of addi Company East Hartford female, black, black and white condition. Call 849-3949. housework, one day weekly. LAWNS maintained. Rubbish FOR ROCKVILLE MEMORIAL CaU between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. LATHE Operators —Experienc tions, dormers, etc. Also sub 229 Burnham Street and calico. Call 649-4617 any Inurlor Designer wants rellsblt MO JlOO, 1963 sedan, runs well. ROOFING, Gutters. Chimneys— CaU 646-2110. Roberta Electric Co., 644-2421. Blast Hartford, Oonnectlcul 10 a.m, - 10 p.m. time. MOVING — will sacrifice May For Your taken to the dump. Odd Jobs. NURSING HOME ed in aircraft experimental MECHANIC tor pin setter ma contractor tor all interior work. family or newlyweds to scoept Best offer. Call 649-9808. 649-1868 after 6 p.m. New and repairs our special MANCHESTER MEMORIAL 875-0771 Top pay tor top crew. Plenty delivery of complete Model Dis tag automstic washer, excel Information GENERAL office help, work In PART-TIME Janitor for service work and large diameter turn chines. Must have some me PICK-UP and delivery driver, ty. 20 years experience. Free HOSPITAL of work available. For Informa play of Quality Furniture Just lent condtUon; sofa bed: maple 1964 OLDSMOBILE Chltlass retail furniture store, down department, 8 nlgiits per weric, ings. Top pay tor top person chanical experience. For full-time days. Apply in per CUTE PUPPIES tor sale, call ’THE HERALD wUl riot S’TEPS. sldewslks. stone walls, estimates. Call Roy Kanehl. tion call 643-3771. removed to warehousea for Pub desk, small maple cheat of 8 cylinder, ntahdard transmis town Manchester area, varied SPECIAL approximately 5-9 p.m. See A1 nel. Full benefits. Apply Rolo nights only. Apply In person, son to Stan Oslmek, Moriarty 648-0934. disclose the identity of fireplaces, flagstone terraces. 643-0383 after 6 p.m. MANICURIST wanted, fuU or lic Sale. Modern a complete drawers; 8-way floor lamp. sion. In very good condition. and interesting work. Paid a . w p p K Patch, Service Manager, Car Machine Co., 55 Elm St., Man Vernon Lanes, Route 88, Ver Bros., 801 Center 8t., Manches CAB DRIVERS any advertiser using box All concrete repairs, both In- part-time. OaU Magic Mirror STORM window and storm door rooms with the $1,000 look. 8 644-0969. letters. Readers answer Best offer. CaU 649-8784. . sld-i nnd outside railings. Land benefits, hours 8-9 p.m. dally vrrTpGl?Q ATFlir ter cihevrole* Co., Inc., 1329 chester. non. ter. Beauty Salem, 648-2449. installers, one who wishes to If you are a careful driver MOVING — Poodle for sale. - pc.Oonvertibte living Room. ing blind box ads who scaping. Reasonnblv priced and 9-6n-B Saturday.SatlirAav Phnrvo U K O hjb-AlU ilj Main St., Mandteeter. MAHCXIANY dining set, 8 1962 STUDEBAKER — Grand M illin oiyr PAID EXPERIENCED mechanic grow with a well established with a good record, depend $75. 648-8684. 6 )>c. bedroom. 5 pc. Dinette desire to protect their Cali 6480851 Woody, 646-2881. RELIABLE woman to take over irtn r pieces with leaf; cherry dining Tourlsma Hawk, low mileage, Dressmaking 1 9 wanted for , general repair company, one who Is capable able and looking tor con . 810 down, you msy purchssr identity can follow ‘ his TRAINING famUy while mother Is In hos- or part-time, MALE PRODUCTION MAN wanted to drive light de table, almost new, with Isaf; procedure; aU new body parts, new In WANTED woman Ito do house- PROGRAM garage. Profit sharing plan of doing Installation without su- livery truck. Call 289-1568. genial work, Join our team. TOY POODLES, three white any room Individually. Im COMPLETE sharpening serv DRESSMAKING and aUera- pltal. Ciall 648-9285. maintenance man, hours can domestic oriental rugs; other terior, power steering, auto work and sit for two school available for qualified man. pervlrion. For Information call Following shifts now avail males, AKC registered, T* mediate delivery or tree ice. Hand and power mowers tlons, zippers replaced etc. be arranged. Good starting W ORKER plaoaa. 649-6061. _ Enclose your reply to age children, 2 to 4:30 p.m., See ,Mr. Slosm, Slocui Garage, 643-2771. able: weeks old. Call 6494)107. storage. matic transmission, 878-1063 sharpened and repaired. Pick CaU 849-4811. PHONE FOR INFORMATION! pay, company paid bene the box In an envelopeelope — after 6. weekdays. Call 644-2032. Route 88, Vernon. CAP * OCP Charge Plans address to the Cnasslfled up OJIU and uoiivcrjr delivery Wtt'ilCJaU uiyume,cnytime, ------NURSES’S AIDE, 8-11 p.m., fuU fits. W.T. Grant Oo., Paricade. OPENINGS AUTO salesman — Ebcpertenc- Ifi' p.ni.-7 a.m.—4 days COIXB puppies, AKC woHned Also, our own Instant Credit Manager, Manchoster 648-5308. Sharpen, 585 Adams URESSMAKING and altera- GRADUATES OF THIS SPE or part-time. CaU 649-4619. ed, imusual opportunity for p.m.-l a,m.—weekdays with shoto, males and females, 1968 MOB. Snow tires, tonneau d 4 V!i-iVi n —-4m — — ft.lona rlA r\4 m a a —.. MANAGER trainee for health Plan Evening Herald, together St, Manchester, Oonn. tlons done at reasonable CIAL TRAINING PROGRAM ON SECOND & THIRD right man. Auto Trading Post, Various part-time hours—Sat Lassie type. 873-4308. W onfo^To Boy St cover, luggage rack, wire ____ and beauty aids department PRODUCTION LATHE with a memo listing the prices. CaU 648-mi9. WILL BE OFFERED FULL- Route 88, Vernon, 873-0689. GROCERY CLERKS urday and Simday companies you do NOT wheels. Excellent condition. MANCIHBSTER South Windsor TTMB EMPLOYMENT. NO WANTED—Woman to do week tor ambitious man in rapid SHIFTS CXILLIB — AKCi beautiful DISCOUNT FURNITURE 646-806'0. BE ONE AND WANTfcu Antique fumtture want to see your letter. A1 Marino Services (Formerly EXPERIENCE NECESSARY. Ironing. CaU 649-1070. growing company. EhcceUent “'C ■ PART-nME AND ■TIME EAST HARTFORD sable and white, 10 weeks old. WAREHOUSE glaaa, pewter, oil palnhnga or Your letter wili be de working conditions including NOW 3 BIO LOCATIONS 1968 CHEVROLET, 4-door, M A M Rubbish), Âttics, cel M oving— Trucking— ■ FOR INFORMATION PHONE Tmrtr MILLING HANDS Starting rate at $2.71 per hour POSITIONS AVAI iLE CAB (X). Inoculated. 568-4319. other antique itenu Any stroyed if the advertiser or fuU-tlme major medical, paid holidays, DRIVER 8860 Main St. Hartford 6 cylinder, standard, very good lars, garages, bams cleaned S t o r a g e 2 0 OF THE THE PERSONNEL DEPART- and up. Apply to: \ quantity, Th# HaiTteon'a, 64.1 Is one you’ve mentionedi woman for housekeeping de pension plan. Salary (^>en. CkUl Machinery building exper PART-TIME 107 Burnside Ave. FREE — three frisky calico 633-7349 condition, $400. 648-2216. out: appliances, bulky furni MENT, MANCHESTER ME- 8709. 188 Oakland Street. If not it will be handled partment. 649-4819. ience needed. Apply in per BlxceUent Wage kittens, one tan male. Call 649- (former Fuller Brush bldg.) ture moved, removed; metal-' MANCHESTER Dellvery-Ught MORIAL HOSPITAL, 648-1141, 649-2888 Mr. Morreale tor in to nrake ddlverles and to Blast Hartford in the usual manner. son. Overtime available. 170 Pine St. Mancheatef 1964 RENAULT, 4-door, 4- cardboard drums available. \fnicking and package delivery. FINEST EXT. 243. COUNTER girl wanted. FuU or terview. / help In store. Call tor in 0968. WANTBO — ANTIQUHS, iHed Appointments arranged. Lib ROGERS CORP. ALSO speed, good condition. Asking 644-2610. Refrigerators, wariiera and part-time. Apply Corner Soda terview. 646-2883 tornlture. partial or eomplete Several excellent opportu eral benefits. WANTED — Demonstrators for housebroken, excep- $220. 643-2622. stove moving, specialty. Fold Shop,' 736 Main St., Manches Mill 8e Oakland Sts., Manchester (former Norman’a Furn eatatee. Cktit 9U-3SOO days. 646- UNIQUE new home owners mg chairs for rent. 649-0752 nities have developed in our Ideal toys. High commission; Uonally small, ten-week old Warehouse 0004 alter 7 p.m. Lost .and Found 1 ATTENTION housewives— Sell ter. ASSISTANT MANAGER Call Marge Hampson 648-5163 Pait-Ume; VOLVO —1968, 2-door sedan, service: Painting, cement office for fuUHlme. toys and gifts, party plan, now ------METRONICS INC. MANCHES'TER DRUG no collecting, no delivery. adorable kittens. Call 648-8881. •t comer of Pine A Forert St.ai needs minor irepairs. $400. Coll work, driveway repairs, seal- SERVICE CLERKS IIOUSEHOU> tote — AMSanea. l o s t —Light colored Siamese through December. Excellent MOTHERS—Work three nights . INSURANCE BENEFITS 640 IQUiard St. 717 MAIN ST. Mornings: 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Pick your own kit. 743-7873. Mon.-Frt. 9-9. Sat. -9-« 646-0787. ^ Ing, yards, garages, attics FOR SALE — Bight - month ••fto-e-hrao. etoeks, framee. cat, around Spring St. and . „ . ------Painting— Paporing 21 CLERK-'TYPIST commissions, no coUectlng, no a- week, make $60. <3aU Mary, , Manchester, Conn. JANITOR — part-time, eve 649-4541 '• GOOD ICXPBRIBNCBnD punch ■ press old male Cocker Spaniel, pedi KITCHEN BBT. $40 High chair glassware. We buy eatotee. VQ- Lookout Mountain area. Chil cleaned. General maintenance. ------deUveries, no investment. CaU 742-7562 or Ellen, 875-9673. WORKINO CCNDI- Guaranteed wnrUmnnahln OONTRACTTOR — Interior,, ex PayroU department, nings, Manchester area. Call operator. FuU time. Apply 384 gree. Call after 6 p.m., 649- $6. Playpen. $10. Carbed, $4. dren’s pet. Please caU 649-6610. Guaranteed workmanship. must TTONS MACHINE operator capable of lags Peddler, AueUoneer, 480 1968 PONTIAC Tempest, $1,896. torlor painting, paper hanging. bo experienced. 643-5691, 3-6 p.m. only. Hartford Rd., Manchester. 1683. 649-1147. Lake It., Botton. •4M19T Free estimates. Phone I. Haln- ^ ^ ^ v o n C ^ n *060W**tele’ woman with figure setting up own work on lathe MEN to drive school buses, Apply; Coll 648-1)786, between 6-8 p.m. sey, 648-8089. Discount on wallpaper. Cali - ' ’ ■’ aptitude and general office Ajqdy in person or caU 649-1154 phone 1-678-8465, also booking or milling machine. Good EXPERIENCED painters want good hours aixl good pay, 7 :16- MEN or women to work In 646-8048. background for clerk typist po MOTTS SHOP-RITE LOST—Keys on chain with gold 1965 THUNDERBIRD oil parties. working conditions. Harper ed. Call between 6-7 p.m. 649- 9:15 649-1164. of printed circuit bosirda. Day Must sell, leaving for service. TWO handymen want n variety hanging. Call 644-0373. for BV4 days, two weeks on, two to work three days a week CARPENTER — Blxperienced gravel, gravel, land, stone, MUST BE OVI It Hebron to Manchester, hours work nights starting at 7 after school and Saturdays. finish man for the Installation MEN wanted, part-time morn shift. Pay commensurate w4(h CaU after 6, 643-4903. of Jobs by day or hour, Rea- weeks off. Write Box “O” FUEL O IL MALE ALL AROUND machinist, tape experience and abtiMy. Bhccel- fill George H. Ortfflng Inr 8 - 5 p.m. Call 646-0662. p.m., experience helpful but Good pay, pleasant work of kitchen caUnete. CaU R A R ings, (or Janitorial duties. 646- ebnablo. (>ill 648-5300. NAME YOUR own price. Paint Manchester Herald. H%h School machine operators, Bridgeport 4230. lent advancement Txrter isl. An- Andover 742-7806 1963 LINCOLN 4-door convertl- ing, paper hanging, paper re not necessary.. ing conditions. Apply in per Contractors, 644-2720. and lathe operators, ample WANTED—driver, retired man Juniors & Seniors ply LeiPolnt Indtsrtrlea. Rock 'TO ble.. Excellent condition. Ask- LIGHT trucking —Lawns cel- moval, ceilings. Guaranteed RELIABLE woman tor work In son overtime, air - conditioned VOUfSWAOBN motor, 40 h.p. to drive car to West Hartford, Bakery office: Muat be able DRIVERS LABORATORY technician — vUle. Ing $1a300. 870-6056. lara, attics cleaned, odd Jobs. home for aged, 9-8:80 p.m .,il- plant. Seg Mfg. Co, Inc., Dart rebuilt by Volkswagen me uisoouNT pvmttnvmm workmanship. Prompt service, to use either comptometer Experience Preferred CASHIER POSITIONS Interesting • challenging work, mornings and affornoons, reli ’Trees cut and removed, 848- 9 p.m. Mrs. MlUer, 649-6986. chanic. Also Karmann Ohla able. 646-2788: satisfaction guaranteed. 647- or calculator. BRASS KEY good salary. Complete fringe HUl Rd., Vernon, call 876-0756. WANTED 1969 ^ PONTIAC Bonneville 6000. 9064. Open after school & rear bumper oompleU. 449- SALESLADY—Lady’s specialty Apply In pereon only benefits. High school chemistry wagon, orlgtrjil owner, 78,000 RESTAURANT YOUNG MAN, part-time, t o 9ITlNiTVOflG 6888. WANTED -R id e to West Hart shop, Caldor’s Shopping Cen Sundays RECEIVING CLERK miles. A cream puff oil the REWEAVING of hurm, moth- JOSEPH P. LEWIS Custom COMPTOMETER or lab experience required. maintain fieri of can , good FULL-TIME ford, 8 a.m.-O p.m., one way ter, days or evenings, em 826 Main St. Amerbelle Corporation. 104 38 way, power steering and holes, tippers repaired. Win Painting. Interior and ex OPERATORS Bontlyly Oo i il -AffMr at Onoe driving record, knowledge of Noitonal corporation is seek BYLVANIA portable stereo. or both, vicinity Troutbrook ploye iMnefifo, Harvey’s Inc. East Main St., Rockville, Garrard turn table, one year B q o M m g p g t * SALISLADHS brEikes, 3 extra wheels. 7 ox- dow shades made to measure, terior. Paper hanging. Wall 331 MAIN ST. Mancdieeter auto mechanics neoesury. Call ing a qualified receiving MOTHER with licensed home Dr., call 646-2783. Openings tor experienced 646-3100. 3838. old, Uke new, 649-8864 after 6 celtent tires. $195. William Mc all slie Venetian blinds. Keyt paper books on request. Fully MANCHESTER C ity 647-1880 between 6-7 ;W p.m. clerk to work at a shopping and fine accommodations will AND CHICK OUT Kinney, 118 P ^ rl St. made while yoU/WaU. Tape re insured. Free estimates. Coll operators. We wlU also trSto HOUSEWIVES—Would you Uke center kicaUon. Reasonable care tor infant or child, three p.m. 'S G C i G t o r y tlKise interested and qual SERVICEMAN —full-time, KITCHEN helper wanted, Autem obilot For Solo 4 corders for rent. Marlow’s. 867 849-9658, If no answer, 643-6362. to work with beautiful -iieople? LANDSCAPE laborers full bouns with an excellent sal to five years. Call 648-2661. CASNIIK ified. nights. Experienced oil burner nights 4 :80 • 9 ;80 approximate hniMdlatoly. p • r t • Main St. 649-8221. Are you interested In an excit time, no experience neces and heating man, exceUent ary, plus m w y other com NBEb CART Credit vary bad? PAINTING— Interior and ex- ly. Apply C a v e /i Reitauran$. Wi l l c a r e tor children (n my Trucks—Tractors 5 ing and creative part-time Job? sary. Call Orantland Nursery, salary, working condtUons and pany benefits are available tinM, 10>2, 5 dfijm m Bankrupt, repossession? Hon- terior, very reasonable, free Company offers exceUent 45 B. Center St. home days. Regular — occa wages and working condi A television production etudto 648-0668. security. Blue Croos, (3iIS, to the rlgta qualified per- sst Douglas accepts lowest 1964 CHEVROLET ptok-up, estimates. Call Richard Mar sional. Bolton iwar high school, FEMALE w « k . B u ild in g — Is opening In the RockvUle major medical, uniforms and BOY. 17 years old or older, 8 son.' ApfSy In person at; down, smallest payments, any ton with plow, low mileage, tin, 649-9285, 649-4411. tions, convenient free park 6484198. area. Camera <^rators, FULL OR PART-TIME outstanding profit sharing and nighte per week, 5. p.m. -10 where. Not smaU loan finance 647-9696. Contracting 1 4 ing and above average bene Fttll-Tkita Purt-TIme fits. Apply: graphic artiste, floor crews Polishers Wanted pension lUans. (3all 868-0181 for p.m. Apply In person, Jane TOP VALU E WILL BABYSIT days In my li company plan. Douglas Mo NICK'S interior and exterior FiriHvrB Flair and hostesses are needed. No MORNINGS Alden Restaurant, Trt-Cfty REDEMPTION CENTER CASHIER tors, 848 Main. N. J LaFlamme — Carpenter painting. Free estimates. CaU wjw are w inii« to learn ptriMriiw appointment. censed Manchester home. CaU W. T. aRANT oa contractor. Additions, lemodel- 643-1781. experience required. Crews Apply P la u Vernon. BURR SHOPPING 646-0888 or 646-2918. PARKAPif FIRST NA'nONAL for finished work on turbine bhdea and vanes. BAKER’S helper or donut mak FORD 1966 Oaloxle, 500, 4-door A u t o A c c m s o t Im — Ing and repairs. OaU anytime will be trained. Daytime hours. PLAZA EDWARD R. PRlCE -Palntlng. TOP NOTCH POODS er, fuU-tlme. WIU train. Apply UPHOLSTERER part • time, WILL CARE tor one, three or Apply fit Ones hardtop, fully equipped, $i,596. tor free estimates. 875-M42. STORES, INC. An artistic or musical back beiiefito and MANCHESTER T im s 6 erterlor and interior Paper profit sharing plan. Apply at/ , 801 Silver Lane. East Hartford Bess Baton Donuts, 160 O n - morning and afternoons. (Jail four-year oU in my Hoetwad CiaU after 5 p.m., 649-4279. ground la preferable for most 'Tuesday through Saturday, PARK & OAKLAND AVES. 289-3326 home. 648-2218. HALLMARK Building Com hanging. CslUngs. ate Insured. positions. College background ter St., Moncherier. WaUdns Bros., 6484171. 10:80 a.m. to 6:80 p.m. T igcbutg City 1967 VOLKSWAqiEN, aquaro 1962 COMET station wagon pany-tor home Improvement, 649-1001. EAST HARTFORD, CX)NN- also preferable. Send name, Rid-Lae Metal FiniîR|[ Go., lac. SUPERINTENDENT for Gar m e n wanted, part-time eve FUIX-TIME gas station atten back, blue, snow tires, gas most parts available. 648-9640. additions, rec rooms, garages, address and brief description •r PRHuMk INSIDB—outside painting Spe den type apartment. Must nings, for Janitorial duties. 646- dant and mechanic wanted. heater, luggage rack, attrac roofing. gutters. Free esti of background and or experi 69 WOODLAND ST.—.kANCHESTER olal ratM for people over 66 have knowledge of general 4230. Apply at Oiuck’s Foreign Car Read Herald Ads. tive and serviceable. 644-8667. mates, all work guaranteed. _ — SEVERAL women needed for ence, . to Video Productions, IMMEDIATE maintenance and repairs. Wamfod 34-A Call 646-3527. assembly work. Box 476, ttockville, Conn. Service Center, Vernon, Oonn. T r a i h r ^ — me. Bstlmatea given. 649-7868 Sober ad reliable. Good sala SCHOOL, custodian wanted fuU CHEVELLB, 1966 4-door, 6 cyl fringe benefits. Apply In per -time, second shift. Excellent 878-5861. BALXSMAN—ons who Is fain- inder for parts, excellent Mobil* Homos 6>A ^ 8 ROBBINS Oarpen^ re- son. Engineered Metals, 10 HU- FEMALE sales clerk wanted ry and beneflte. Send resume liter srith aU types of rsmodsl- „ . . . -modeling specialist. Additions, - tor drug and coometlc depart to Manager, 6 Dosmey Drive, beneflte. bpntect. Office of CARPENTER WANTED, ex motor, most of body perfect. llard St. - , , Cliief of Maintenance, South log work in oanrinioOoa, qua OPENINGS WE STILI, (mve a few 1960 Holl- rec rooms, dormers, porches, H o o t Finishing 24 perienced framing and trim Beat offer. 643-T25?, after 4:80 ment. Elventngs, houra fleodble. Manchester. wtao can esthnats coot on such WANTED day Travel Trailers on our lot. cabinets’, formica, built - ini. KITCHEk helper Wanted, Windsor Board of Education, work. Working mostly tn Storrs FLOOR SANDING and-reflnlsh In new modem pharmacy. Ap Jobs with Uttls or no help. Op- SIVIKAL KXCBIINT OFfOKTUNim 1/ Take advantage now of our bathrooms, kitchens. 649.8446' nights, 4;3Q - 9:30 approximate HELP WANTED TRUCK DRIVER for plumbing Timothy Edarards School, Wap- ares. mpetltors’ prices. chester. man. One who to with Sion, excellent condition 649- Silver Eagle. In truck campers Free estimates. CaU ai^m e, Bomb— Stocks— DAYS A EVENINGS Ha v s RMRlsy sfsiih>gfi for st«ady work. No oi> PART-TIME truck driver and siorm wtaxiosrsi, storm doom, 9897. we have Travel .Queen, Tour-A 389-6040. PNOrifilfVl m i AUTO MECHANICS B u ^ r castle has vacancies for adults to fill po stock clerk, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., aluminum Rdtaig, etc. wttti PAUL DODGE PONTIAC, Inc. rsqaliod. Y or-rownd woHi wjtli ow * Home. Keneon, Ossd StarltM M m t WILL 1963 BUICK, 4-door sedan, run DORMERS, garages, oorches. ItÔRTOAOES — 1st and 2nd, sitions in our Manchester store created by our end. 1 p.m. to 8 JO p.m. Apply price kDoertedgs. For fuU fet- 878 MAIN ST. BEANCMEBTER tiata. Tbp pay raUa. Many bdooflta, ttaion aitap. Travelers and will • soon be DepC OratMe. ning condition. Best reasonable Tec rooms. room additions,mortgages—------Interim •"financing------' ^ den t employes refUminfi’ to schod. tn peroon, Alcar Auto Parts, formstlon call 6484TT1. ahowlng a Une of Thorough We Have 2 Openings For Paid VacattsM * BsR ,A b oqeeI ooDortanity aRîlpyor. offer. Call anytime except Sa breds very modestly priced. kltchrtis, add-a-levels, rooting, —expedient and confidential pmwrtunities for advancement, company 838 Spruce St, Maneheriar. turday, 648-4770. Come in and talk pricei^wtth siding, genera] repairs. Quality service. J. D. Real Elstote benîta such as 2 weeks vacation for 1 year's workmanship. Financing avail Assoc. 648-6139. EXPERIENCED AUTO MECHANICS H oipW R 1965 CHEVROLET, 9-passenger us. We have a trailer to fit WTvice, hoflpitaluatioii and snrsfical and major able. Economy Builders, Inc...... CENTERLESS WOODWORKERS »d wagon, V-8, power steering, your budget. We're located on medical and (5,000 p ie insurance pedky, etc. A Oarasr < Mow or 37 ARE YOU UNNUNR FOR Route 6, Wllllmantic, Rectown. 643-8169. 872-0647 evenings LOW^R monthly, payments, $4, If you have the Qualifications we have the job. radio, $1,045. Call 849-3475 af 000 requires monthly payments u m ter 0 :30. *U8A. W e offer: Modern shop, top pay in line with GRINDERS METAL FABRICATORS ADDITIONS. lemodellng, ga of only $89. Our interest rate iMmmkmt bold at tho stoi«! \ W. T. PART-TIME OUTSIDE WORK? rage. rec rooms, bathrooms has, remained the same for ability, health and accident-insurance, benefit FRIENDLY ICE CREAM Uaoa Bnofito aad Psy tiled, kitchens remodeled, ce SHOP many years. We’U be glad to 44,20 PER HOUR Wo hRPt a Motor R o r Io opsR it ToOmd. Maot hav« M olor6yei*»— program and uniforms. 5 0 1 w . M a n c h e s t e r Woit With Omttow ment work, cellar floore. pe- serve you. Dial 347-8233 or 488 Main 8t. tloa, roofing. Cadi Leon Oloe- write Connecticut Mortgage, \ WANTED B ie y c lo f Experienced in sri-up and Msnetaaster /• synaki. Builder. 849-4291 183 Rutledge Rd.. WetbersflsM. DoRy belym ee 9 AJd. -11 AJW h ^Pply f® John Maiorca, Service Mgr. grinding. Abto to aaeume FULLTIM E 1969 TRnnCPH Daytona, Oonn. CARPENTERS Going into servloe. NEWTON H. SMITH A SON- ______2P JI.. SPJd., 7 fJ d .. 10PJA. raspooslbOfty. All benefits M ALE Aod FEM ALE doy tkra Friday— S PJL to 5 PAL SALESPERSON V RsmodeUng. repetring, oddl- -r— ;------—------^------and profit ritartng. Rspty HELP WANTED to flatohod ouraRtry week. Boa "R ” , Msnrhsaler Her- FOR SHOE DEPT. Itons, rec rooms, garages. BwIaOSS OppOTtlHlity 28 Satardfiy 11 Horn to 2 P J I BuoOsRt leatktoc Wadlttow. Ayy(y to 1969 HONDA 136 88. good con porches and roofing. No Job — ^ ^ —-____ Lunch Hour 11-3 dition. Must sell. Call 649-3686, too small. OaU 6494144 ' GREATEST opportunity wolta De CORMIER BURGS CASTLE Bvanlngs 7-ii or 7-u Ayply to Mr. Gordora SAGE ALLEN after 6 p.m'. for one who ie tamuior with in VEBNON COCIX T b n a or tour days a wsak. SAVE MONET! Foot e ^ ce oabtnete,______and kitchen_ bustiiSM.______OIL BURNER machantc, mast AUIER BUlIJIfM SYSTEMS VERNON, o o n n : - MOTOR SALES RUPP Mlnl-Blke, 8)4 , h.p., 40 Dormers, room addlUana, ga- Nt>eds a tjaan who Is willing to SYSTEMS, Inc. be' thoroughly experieneed. Unlfarms proridad. food allom- OrtalatisR DoyL—447-DM4 Experience NOT Neceeeary miles per hour top speed. Also M« TOLLANQ-TVRMPnB rages, port'hes, . roofing and grow with one of the largest 285 BROAD ST. tfidhitr, wagbs to llw ana. ance, gobd aUrttag pay pins WILL 1BAIN, wanted Honda 00 or 66 cc’a, •Wing. Oompsrte prices. Add- remodeling firms in Omnectl- M a n c h e s t e r ! Bhw Crosa. tewidry psnslna tips. Experleoce not MANCHESTER, CONN. — Md-0114 APPLY IN PEB80N engine bottom end o f com A-Level Dormer Oiirp., 389- cut, F\>r full in/ormotion call -/ AU banafts paid. Apply: Wy Manrl)rBtrr Esrtiing tirrolii plete. CaU 649-8189. 0 *«. 643-3771. man OO Oo.. 464 East MldOs CaU 846-7738 for tp ka, P^GB FOTTRTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. OOMN-. tAÛRDAY. SEPTEMBER 6, 1969 Businoss Locations PAGl^ FIFTEEN' For Sola 72 He — t For Salt 72 ______For Ront 64 For Sa b 72 He For So b 72 Out of Towe Oof offToWB OotoffTowE W cwf J Kfid b lo l* 77 FOUR-bedioom Ranch, garage For Solo 75 PINTO BOUTON r- Manchester town BERRY'S WORLD SEVEN-ROOM Coknita], 2M tU- large lot, fuU cellar. Can yoti' FerSolo 75 75 CLASSIFIED MANCHESTER, In a central CAPE — MudHii ftttdun, IRf- SELLINO TOUR HOME? For Cong Attacks Continue line, Rt. 6 and 44-A, large ed baths. Urge family room, VmNON — Four - bedroom PINTO, Paople Interested area with bus practically at ^ room with raioed hearth top this for $19,000. Mitten TOLLAND—Superb and unique prompt courteous service that frontage with building, ideal 2 fireplaces, plastered walU, R ea lty, R ea ltors, 648-6980. Colonial plus famUy room, In Narcotics Treatment Oi^ the door. Neat four room house Arenac : *»oin, TOLLAND — Young and pretty fourbedroom quality oon- *gris results. CaR Louis Dimock for garden center, roadside full insuUtlmi, porch, city utU- lii^ room, fireplace, fonhal ganlaation Inc., is now open Labled Homage to Ho comirietely renovated. New three U V I )l I ) d 1 three-bedroom Ranch, on a atructod OoloBlaL Mbdem but Realty. 648-608. ADVERTISING business, retail outlet, etc. itles, buUMns, extra large 2- MANCHESTESt —Custom 8- ^ n g room, kitchen with Monday throu^ Wednesday heallnsrheating system,ovstam Hia,*tiled bofh, ment, b ^ herhad g a - beautiful treed lot. Cut-stone * reflects tradtUonal New Eng (Oontinoed from rage One) B43-2860. car garage, .near school, treed room Split. Two baths, two-car buUt-lna, garage. Only $81,900. ALL CASH for your property svenlngs, 6:80 to 10^ in the CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS rage. Beautifully treed acre flrepUce, bowed zrindow, bant- modern kitchen (stove cmd re garage. buUt-ln kitchen, land arcbttecture and decor within 24 hours. A'votd rad taps bottom floor of the WilUams from Da Nang that most of the lot, excellent locatloh. Charles lot. 424,900. Philbrlck Agency, H.M. Frechette, Realtors, 847- ins, large dining area, garage. Ung, opparanUy to avoid being 8 AJM. to 4:30 P.M. frigerator stay), basement. beautiful, near-acre wooded throughout. Truly a magntfl- Instant sorvlss. Hayas Agshey, BuUding of St Mary’s Epis American casualties liters came Lesperance, 649-7620. R ealtors, 646-4200. Immediate occupancy. Only STORE for rent, 70 East Cen Combination windows. Selling lot with privacy and brook. cent executive home In an 6464)121. copal Church on Park St. In the clly when Sbvlet Premtor when Viet Cong mortaimen $23,900. CoUi A Wagner Realty, ter St., call 649-3706. MANCHESTER -1 FOUR-bed- for 416,900. TJ. Crockett, Real H ayes A gen cy, 6464M81. VERNON executiva neighborhood! Too An ex-addlct, a parent of a Alexei N. Kosygin arri'ves to Ibaeted a Marine stockade. The COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. MANCHBISTER Oli room Garri-' 876-8396, 648-9088. room Cape with large living tor, 648-1077. many outateiidlng and special USTINGS wanted — buyers drug user, and a professional day. It was not made clear stockade Is a prison tor Marines VERNON—BRAND new build aon Oofootal, double garage, 4:M P.M. DAF BEFORE PUBUOATIOK room, formal dining rooin, two MANL24 Hmi'EH, assum aiSe NEW LISTING!!! features to mention! Cell for available, oburteoua, efficient counselor are on hand to talk charged with various offenses. ing, m inutes from 1-84, 2-4 baths, flreplaced living room, 'Whether the Communist CMnese Deadline for Sntnrda.v and Monday la :S0 p.m . Prida.i baths, family room. Walnut J]P**?*’ mortgage $4,000, 6 room Colo appointm ent to d a y ! $48,800. and ■ervlce. Tour, satisfaction Is to anyone on an anonymous Several roobeU tore thrinigh a 4 thousand sq. ft. clear span formal dining room, rec room, ' Can quickly to see this large delegation would return the kitchen. Plenty d room for the **"three * bedrooms, new kitchen nial, wooded lot 57x160, ga EAST HARTFORD wtrrth it! C. B. G ov^ As- our concern. CaU us now. Mor basis. Ibe phone number la tor UA Navy supply depot satttng celling, will sub-dlvlde Into convenient location. $81,900. seven-room SpUt Levri on la rg e fa m ily . $29,(100. JiAO' cabinets. Beuitifully landscap rage. Earl Everett Real a o d sto s , 84S-96T4, 873-4168. rison A gen cy R ealtor, 648-1015, 648-3800. ftmeral, ariteduled for Wetkies- fire to mlWons of doUars worth TOUR COOPERATION WILL units having Its owii private fa Call Warren E. Howland, Real nicely treed lot. Many dey. queilne-R oberts i^ e n c y , 046- ed lot. A better buy by FhO- E state. 648-0191. Country Uving in the cHy, 7- 648-0644. oi food and wounding id men. BE APPRECIATED D IA L 643-2711 cilities, 4220 per two thousand. to r , 648-1108. many extras found here tor 8889. b iic k A g o ic y , R ealtore, 646- rooma, 4-bedroom (Tape qutatiy DeepUe a second consecutive Other targeU In the Da Nang Call 872-0028 w eekdays. on ly $27,900. B e in by school TOLLAND 4200. nestled.among a heavUy treed day of intensified sttacka, gov k*oa that came under rocket MANCHESTER — New on Lots For Sd o 73 time, too. Mr. Bogdan has lot, Alexander Drive. Most ex sources sold South ConrtnuRd Prow PiRcedinq Pago MAIN ST., corner office, 8 TEN-ROOM home near Man------$17,900 . . . Come oea this Registrations ernment and mortar attack included 1t*e cheater center, one full and MANCHESTER — Two family market, 6-rbom Cape on beau details. 649-5306, 876-6611. clu sive area o f tow n. T w o fuU Vietnam had agreed taclUy and rooms and lavatory. House It HIGHLAND Park Area — Large older Ciq>e in exceUent coit- Police Log headquartera compound of Lt. two half baths. Ideal for large O'*- Central location. Chty tifully treed lot, central loca baths, two fireplaces, partially dtUen sad start packing. Informally to go along with a Hale Bldg. Call 643-2667. lot, could be divided Into two COMPUTERIZED To Be Taken Gen. Herman Ntokerson, com Rooms Without BoOTd 59 Apartm'ojits— Flats— family or conversion to .utilities. Large wooded lot. Im- tion, near seboe^, bus, shop flniahed rec room, 2-car garage. Four rooms down, ons up, Viet Cong three-day cease-fire ping, fireplace, jolousled buUding Iota. CSty utiUUea. $10,- CUSTOMER SERVICES Low taxes. beautiful corner lot wltii mander of Marine forees In INDUSTRIAI, zoned . metal midttple dwelling, 2-car ga- maculate condition. Mid 80’s. At St. Maurice ARRESTS beglim lng M onday tor H o'a fU- Vietnam ; the Da Nang a ir fawee; BOOM for rent, kitchen priv _____Toimmdnts 63 por^ garage. Bel Air Real 000. Ask for Mr. Phllbrick. trssa; etc. Vacant Ciloas to building for rent. Also large rage wlRi 2 rooms bn second Meyer Agency, Realtors, 648- Mn. Evelyn BurrUl of Ando- tteral. the Marble Mountain helicopter ileges, laundry facllltlea. 64B- Estate, Vincent A. Bogginl, Hrilbrick Agency, Realtors! CARRIAGE REALTY the paifcww. CaU Ernie 0129. CENTRAL — 3 large rooms, garage, 10’ high entrance. Call story: 824,900. Philbrlck Agen^ 0«>9. 646-4200. Taogart at T. J. O ocketfs St. Maurice Church School of v«r, charged with shoptlfUng Associated Press correspond- *iase; and a Marine supply dw heated, appliances, BduMa, no 649-9644. cy. Realtors, 646-4200. — — ------R ea ltor, 648-9882. B &. W Religion (CCD) wUl hold regis under $18 in connection with the on* Robert OhnoM reported pot. c a p s :—Six room, three or tour 648-1111 Tdland efOos for tids cos. THE THOMPSON House — OOt p its. Call 648-1064. h a r r o w s and WALLACE Cb. S70-S270. tration for all pupUs, Ontdes 1 theft of some boys’ shirts from SMALL shop. North Manches OUTSTANDINa Contemporary bedrooms, built-in bookshelves MANCaiESTER Hebron, CENTER of Town. . .tqtpraxl- tage St. centrally located, large THRinr mately 3H acres, all In “B” Manchester Parkade through 8 after each Mosa to Caldor’s on the Tolland Tpke. room apartment, with ter, 2,000 square feet, loctalng —No e:q>ense has been spared and drawers; Wooded lot. Han- proodmately 6 miles to morrow. Tultkxi la $3.50 per pleasantly furnished rooms. Drive, 6-room Ranch, Including zmie. AU utiUtiee on the site. M anchester 649-6806 BOL*roN Lake — Waterfront COVENTRY — Perfect starter Court date Sept. 23. Joe Louis Pays parking. Call 649-2808 for o v e r stove. Call 648-6300. dock, heated, sprinkler, elec In thU exquisitely appointed dy location. $21,000. A better child, $6 maximum per tamUy. rec room, IH acre lot wUb Ideal for multiple dweUln^. CoMlcnila style home, 8 bed home. Two twtai-slaed bed I Fire Galls | tricity, ground floor. Will di brick and frame borne, moot buy by Philbrlck Agency, Real VHaiNON — Immaculate and TWa year Gnsdea 7 and 8 wlU nl^t and permanent guasi FOUR-room apartment, se c^ vide In half. Call 246-4781 after brook and trees. Ooidd be as T . J . C rockett, R ea ltor, 648- rooms, large endosed porch rooms, paneled Uvtng room, D avid M cCruden, 18, o f 48 Final Respects rates. desirable Rockledge area. tors, 646-4200. 1677. roomy 26x34’ Cape. 4 bed meet together Wednesday even- Town firefightere responded ______floor, central location. 4128 8 :8 0 'p ,m . sumed. Earl Eve^tt Real with sundeck overloolbng lake. eat-tn kitchen, large treed lot. Jesen St. has been charged with Three bedroonu, b-,‘>.- rooms, country kitchen, waU- taiga a t 7, beginning Sept. 17. to what turned out to be a btise ROOM for rent, gentleman on- •’ôhthly. Adults. C. J. Morrl- E state ete-om. PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, new oil furnace, full Insulatian. Illegal possession of narcotics- To Marciano 80’ -fireplaced, beamed-ceil El&T Side — Choice “B” zone to-waU carpeting, city'water T hey arUl be follow in g a pro- alarm at 1:10 a.m. today. The FIVE—roontâidte of front Main 646-4200. Can’t beat this for only |12,- He was arrested yesterday at ly. Central location. F ree park- A gency, 643-1010. ing living room, SPACIOUS LIVING lot with all utUitles for $7,900. and sewers, detached 3iar gnam wspertally designed tor alarm was pulled at Box 86, St. offices, - idf)' percem loca (D IN* ir NIa, be. MANCHESTER 4-bedroom Split 500. K eith A gency, 648-4126, Manchester Green Service Sta at High aitd Cooper St. f o r t LAUDERDALE, Fte. r o o m s , very nice, also foyer, formal dining room,. T . J . O o ck e tt, R ea ltor, 648- garage. Walk to iehool. Ask them . tion near banks, alr-conditlon- Level, with 8 ceramic baths, DASr Hartford — $18,200. Five- 649-1922. tion. At 1 a.m., town firefighters (AP) — Rocky Mzreteno, who 93 o r 649-8100,______^______adjoining office. Can be rent (opening on to private patio), 1577. ing $22,900. ColU-Wagner R eal Tuesday classes tor Grades 1 ed, automatic fire sprinkler. In this 06x26’ Raised Ranch. Uving room has cathedral ceil room Ranch, baseboard heat, He was released under a $1,- extinguished a fire In a pile of slugged hie way to the world’s ed together or separately. all electric kMcben (breakfast ty. 643-9088, 876-8898. NORTH COVENTRY through 6 wUl begin Sept. 23 ATTRACTIVE Sleeping room, A pply M arlow 's. 887 Main St I've got it. Dear! Let't invite tome lower-middle-eiass Two fireplaces, 2\i baths, ing, bay window and wall to basement, trees, near bus. As 000 bond fo r court appearance rubbiah behind Potterton’s ap heavyweight booUng title and Main St. Lovely yard, shade room ad ja cen t) 14x20* fam ily after school. Saturday daases gentleman, shower-bath, pri people over, and have a 'forgotten American PartyT' paneled family room, alu wan carpeting. Grade level sume percent, $1SS. month ASSUM ABLE 6^4 V A . . Sept. 19. pliance store, 180 Center S t then rsilred undefaated In 1I8S, trees. Call 649-9830. room. Fine paneling, many tor Grades 1 thrpugh 8 wlU be vate entrance. Free parking. minum and fleldsbme ex family room, kUchen with ly. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, Firemen sold the fire was of a was to be burled here toteiy. buUt-ina, stereo, complete air- BUILDING COVENTRY Mortgage can be yours on Apply 190 Spruce St., Mancheis- Houses For Rant 65 terior, twD-car garage, exe built-lna and dining area. Mid 649-6824, gin Sept. 20 at 9:15 ajn. suspicious origin. Hundreds of mouraeni fited MANCHESTER —Two - bed- conditioning eyetem, carpet this spotless 7-room Ranch. Grades 9 through 12 (CYP) R obert Adam s, 23. o f 87 Birch through a funeral home her# ter. VERNON — Manchester — cutive area. Low 40’s. 80’a. Wolverton Agency, Real LOTS Eighth District volunteer flre- room apartment, very clean, Land For Sale 71 Houses For Solo 72 ing, drap^, are Just a few of JACQUELINE- HEBRON—6H room Ranch, 8 Flreplaoed Uving room, WlU begin theOr annual on ce a St., ctwrgwd with breach of t y , 649-2818. flghtere extingulahed a fire In Friday to pay Ihalr final re- ATTRACTIVE room, few steps 4135 per month Including utili Superb Raised Ranch, three ______many tine featurea tor the bedrooms, weU treed acre lot, wall to wall carpeting, rec peace, after he allegedly abused ROBERTS AGENCY nvontti sessions Sunday Sept. 21. the engine of a car at the N. gMcta to the Brockton (kCasa.) from Post Office. Board op ties. Deposit and lease requir bedrooms, two-car garage, nice ANDOVER ultimate In gracious living MANCHESTER —Your furni Five AA lots, located In ex bullt-lns, fireplace, arall to waU room, new selfrcleanlng A new approach is planned for a patrolman who was In Blockburter, Inohidliv Jos lot. Tw o children, no pets, $260 Main SI. branch of the Con tional. R eferences. Call 648- ed. Gall Paul W, Dougan, Real HERITAGE HOUSE ture will all fit in. Older home cellent area near new 646-3389 carpeting, rear porch, $4 oven and range and re this year, but the session will vestigating a disturbance at Itoute, a former chomp who per month. Call Paul W. Dou sohocri. A sking $46,000. necticut Bank and Trust Oo. 6746. tor, 649-4630. brook-swimming pool poten but what wall space! What finished recreation room-small frigerator. Low! Low! remain a four-hour ona that residence. Court date Is found Marciano’s fiste barring gan, R ealtor, 649-4630. ------■ MWe f o u ^ Susanne S to ita i 646-2482 yetterday at 13:86 p.m. tial. Three miles from new Rt. w indow s! W hat w om an f study In walk-out, fuU base mortgage payments. Please Monday. LOVELY four-room apartment, UNUSUAL OFFERING At 3:83 p.m. they went to the hie way In a comeback attempt THREE Single furnished bed 6, minutes to Hartford and wouldn’t want this. Modem ment Many extras. Ask co ll 649-6806. In 1161. heat, hot w ater, garage. $100 baths, attached garage. Mid ” Limitless possibUltles. Mul corner of Lake and Lydall Sts., rooms. Residential section, UOonn. Excellent financing kitchen. Come see it, meas HERITAGE HOUSE ing $36,700. Owner, 648-0996. COMPUTERIZED N ancy W ebb, o f 867 Center Marciano dUd In tha crash ot monthly. Prefer working wom- Out of-Town 20’s.^Wolverton Agency, Real- MANCttBBTBR, $20,900 like COOPER HIU Street. .CTiolce ti-package oonaiatlng of ten- at the Manchester, Bolton, and close to Main St. References. through owner. M. H. Palmer, ure it, buy It. Keith Agency, CUSTOMER SERVICES Church Lists St., charged with failure to obey a light plane near Newton, Eui, no pets, references Write tors, 649-2813. west side location. Spotless room older Colonial with SULLIVAN Ave., So. Vfindsor. Vernon town lines, where they 646-2802, after 10 a.m . For Rent 66 R ea ltor, 648-6821. new! Three-bedroom Ranch 646-4126, 649-1922. . 646-2482 a state tra ffic control Mgn. Iowa, late Sunday night. He Box "JJ", Manchester Herald. custom built seven-room Co three baths. In exceUent re Ideal for home and office, 6- extinguished a minor firs Initha er, carport, large Uteben with School Staff Court (tate Sept. 23. would have been 46 yaors old VBRNON — NOW Renting. MANCHESTER — South End. lonial. Three bedrooms and pair. Large church-type room Ranch, walk-out base seat of a small truck. Fire bullt-lno, fireplaced living B &. W Church school begtns at O n- the toliowtng day. ALMOST NEW, 4«4-room du "You owe It to yourself to see Immaculate like new Califor bath up, four rooms and lava structure weU maintained. ment arith 8-room professional men said damage to the truck Apoitmanti— Flatv— room, full basement, landacap- TWO FAMILY 5-5 ter Congregational Church to ACCIDENTS LotSs allpped away from lbs plex sound proofed private ga one of these lovely apartments Houses For Solo 72 nia' styled Ranch home on the tory on first floor, and the APPROXIMATELY four acres Hoad frontaga plus acreage. office, garage. Mid 20’s— b a r r o w s and WALLACE <3o. w as practically nlL ed lot.' (jail Warren E. How morrow arith sesaions at 9:16 crowd of the curious to knsst Tmamants 63 rage, heat, appliances. $170. situated In a small apartment most attractive acre plus lot moet gorgeous rec room in Older hmne locatod on Oak prime land. Near community WeU located. CaU for de Wolverton Agency Realtors, Manchester Psulmde F red Owen, 20, o f 16 Laurel 616-4188. $14,000 — A ttractive 6-room land, R ealtors, 648-1106. and 11 a.m. The new minister quickly and ktan ttM top o f M ar complex located In an attrac we’ve ever seen. Priced In the the basement toaded with ex- St. Newly painted exterior. college site and new Route 6'. tails. 649-3818. M anchester 64941806 PI., charged with Improper WE HAVE custom ers waiting tive residential area.*' Brand $21,600. PhUbrick Agency, of Christian education Is the passing, after hie car struck the ciano's casket. Ideal investment or economi ANDOVER— Must sell— Huee Treat Children to Pienic for the rental of your apart' NEW ONE and two-oeorootn a<- new 3»4 room apartment (one R ealtors, 646-4300. VERNON Rev. Wlnthrop Nelson Jr. side of a cur driven by Richard "It was like toring someono ed 7-room Colonial, fo n ^ dli>. dishwasher, plus a two-car go cal Uving. Asking $23,900. bedroom Ranrii. Taro - car ment or home. J.D. Real Es- '*“ * apartmentsK bedroom) featuring heat hot '’***• 8»rage, Hutch- Church school worken for the Holman of 164 Highland St. Ac For Packing Parceb from my own tamUy,” Loula available now. Call Paul' ing room, large kiteben, fire- ***ht 'affords the BOLTON — Custom built nine- garage, equipped greeidiouse tate A ssociates, In c., 648-6129 water, refrigerator, range, Ins A * ------gency, R ealtors, — «849-0824. '» « • « * MANCHESTER —Country liv TOLLAND — Treed building lot TAKE YOUR PICK 9:18 a.m. session an Mn. Jon cording to police, Holman woe muttoesd. "The lose ot one o f W. Dougan, R ealtor. 849-4080 placed living room, 8 bed- prl'vacy. T. J. room Raised Ranch. Three or arith office. Acre lot. Only $84,- SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) hood, garbage dispMal, mas ing In the cHy. Here Is a new C rockett, R ea ltor, 648-1677. HERITAGE HOUSE with exceUent view. Located Marx, principal of crib room makirg a left turn from Oak them couldn’t hava hurt me ATTRACTIVE 8-room apart rooms, IH baths, 2-car gap tour bedrooms, large living Both Inside and outside, 600. Helen Palmer, Realtor. The IRtle 9-yeor-old 'gtrl doemt ter TV antenna, telephone out Ranch built right. Huge mas tyhita fir n Paul One, Mn. Roger Parks. Plus OathoUc Church. $120. 649-0324. Adults only. No peta. $160 basement, % acre paritilke ™°"WOOD Drive, better than ROC2CT iHil iQE—residential zon glass sliding door, large fin plus two car garage 'for yesterday. Court date tor Owen fu n," monthly. Lease. Hayes Agen basement (coin-operated) and Seven-room house on acre cy , 646-4126, 649-1922. New 7-room Raised Ranch, 2H on ly $26,900. CeU M r. B og BRICK CAPE Mn. Samuel MoCurry, Mn. ill Sept. 22. yard, many extras. Helen new, 7-room Colonial with ev- ed buUding lot, 80x176, with ished rec room with huge stone Frances Brown of Lindbergh storage area. Plenty of lot. Aluminum siding, nborms baths, 2 fireplaces, lauiidry dan today a t 649-6806 o r 875- George Bailey and Mn. Peter NEW plush one and 2-bedroom cy, 646-0181. eryUilng, over moo sq. ft. of city utUlUes. $8,000, caU 643- fireplace, three fuU baths, Minimum maintenance - re Elementary School was among Poi4 Office Abseatees parking. For an appointment and screens, porch, garage. NEW USTING room, buUt-lns, plastered______P alm er, R ealtor, 648-6321. 6611. Fults, crib room through kin COMPLAINTS apartments, wsdl to wall car graceful living area. Prime lo 1661. separate tiled laundry room! quired on this three or four- 2,800 San Dlsgo-area school chU- HARTFORD (AP) — Between FIVE-ROOM Duplex, parking, to. see this new lov ely apart Quick occupancy. An un IN dergarten teachen. pets, dlsHwasher, appIianceK, ^ lU , 2-car garage, efty uUM- SPACIOUS brick Cape, three cation, top quality and unique two-car garage. Many extra bedroom Cape. IH baths, Someone broke a window at dren treated h> a surprise picnic 28 and 10 per oent of the otty’s enclosed yard, no pets. Avail ment building please ca ll 872- usual value. OOMPUTERIZBD Also, Mn. Robert Waterman, aliôondltlonlng. Starting „t SOUTH MANCHESTER ties, near sciiool, 80-day occu- large bedrooms, formed floor {dan makes this on out- features. $42,600. U A R Realty fuU wsUkout basement arith the Connecticut Motel on Tol Friday at Admiral Baker Field pate offtoe staff failed lo show able ''S eptem ber 16, $100. 648- 0629 w eekdays fo r an appoint 4.60 acres with 461’ fhmtage pancy. Built by -Ansaldi. CUSTOMER SERVICES primary principal; Mn. Philip $100 per month. C all Paul W room, fireplace, family room, standing offering. Hayes Agen R*sort Property C o., In c., 648-3092. R . D . Mur- rec room and extra kitchen, land Tpke. between 8 and 11 for helping to pack 170,000 gift up for work during ths recent 4310 a fter 4. ment. Rental $180 dow nstairs, on two rooxls, older home in d ia r ie s L esperance, 649-7620. Hyde, Mn. Robert Bell and Dougan R ealtor, 649-4680. two toll baths, two-zone heat, c y 646-0181, evenings M r. H an ^dock, Realtor. two-oor garage. Nestled on last n l^ t and stole $230 from parcels for troops n Vietnam dleturbsnoes In the laoteUy trou $140 upstairs (Including ca r BEL AIR REAL ESTATE cluded. ------. For Sfiiio 74 Mn. Harold Whiting, primary garage; city water and sewers. d ier, 649-7618. a treed-oomer lot. For de the eultcaze of a Mrs. Irvtng ■Ince last March. bled North End. according to DELUXE 2 bedroom townhouse ^^'PP^’MBBR 1st Elegant peting.) Oct. 1st. occupcuicy. 643-9382.* COVENTRY — Bolton line! B & W teachen; Mn. Wlnthrop Nel M. a PALMER REALTOR Be first to Coll at $1^,900. Col- . .~ t BOLTON LAKE—Year ’round ta ils (eyer and M n. Norman A saoclates, Ino., 048-0129. MANCHESTER — Well land 7H-room Cape, In town’s finest plaoe, large living room, For Solo 75 and out. Brick patio, colonial Smith, Jarvis Realty Oo„ Real 646-4200. Gagnon, teachen 6or the upper Spine Injury WE HAVE tenants waiting for WANTED - 8-room furnished scaped six-room Ranch. 6)4 location, 4 large bedrooms, ga formal dining room and decor throughout. Second tor#, 648-1131. CX)VHa(TRT — R estored 8- LOOKING for an apartment? Junior classes; William Ed your apartment or house. Call apartment for a middle-aged per cent amumable mortgage, rages, tlreplaoed living room, family styled Idtchen with HANCHESTEm — Tender lov mortgage considered. Owner, room. 4-bedroom Colonial, 6 Have many to ohooM from , MANCHESTER Frank HIU, the 37-yeartold Paul W. Dougan Realtor. 649- working woman willing to pay $117 m onthly paym ent includes paneled den, formal dining buUt-lns, four large bed ing ca re | | as been given this GLASTONBURY 875-6148. SOUTH WINDSOR—B irch HUl. fireplaces, original arlde floor wards, Paul Frankenberg, Mr. $140. up. Paul W. Dougan R ea l Raised Ranch, modem kitch and M n. Roes Nelson, the Rev. workman from West Stafford 4686. $60. a month. 876-6088, a fter 4 .TACQUELTNE- principle. Interest and taxes. room, equipped kUchen, rooms, 2^ baths, two-car 7-room Split Level by the orig boards, 3-car garage, 7 acres. tor, 649-4880. situated on tree studded lot. JACQUELINE- - • VERNON — Three-bedroom en with buUt-bis formal din Bel Air Real BMate, Vincent Mr. Nelson and Gary Psten, arho was found lying unoon- p.m . ROBERTS AGENCY Priced mid 20’s. Owner, 644- garage. Aluminum and atone inal owners. If you appreciate 2234. CaU Warren E. Howland, Real a fine iiome, good neighbor ROBERTS AGENCY ...Ranch. Wall to wall carpeting ing room, cathedral ceUlng A. B ogginl R ea ltor, 648-9883. Junior high school leaden. eolous at tlie bottom of a huge LUCA’S FiniNISHED — Modern three- aiding. One acre treed lot. FumisiMd MINISTER and wife desire fur tor, 048-1106. hood^ best of construction, this throughout, garage. Nicely and fireplaces in living room For the 11 a.m. session, Mn. room apartment. Convenient 646-8339 Hbcecutive looation. $44,000. 646-3389 VERNON — kConehester Line, groin bin at the Central Co-op auj* nptvici nished apartment in Manches PANELED weJls and carpeted beauty on a dellghtfuUy miuil- landscaped lot. Convenient lo and family room, two full William Mlnnlck and M n. Clif location on bus line. Call 640- ' Apartmants 63pA Four bedroom Raised Ranch, on Apel Pi. yeeterday. Is In oaf- ter. October let through De floors are Just two of the many DUPLEX 4-4, separate fur- cured lot is worth seeing to cation. H urry at $23,900. Call baths, two-car garage', three- ford Treat, co-principals of the 4420. double garage, buUt-lns, rec isCotitory condition In a regular UniiMlramot and ONE-ROOM furnished efficien cem ber. Call 646-1271. 4-BEDROOM SPLIT nice featurea of this six-room Aaces, near Parkade, princl- U & R REALTY CO. day. Includes wall to wall car RANCH Paul W. Dougan, R ealtor, 649- sone heat, wooded lot. PhU crib room through kinder cy apartment. Apply Marlow’s, Cape. There are three big bed- P>ea only. $?3,900. CaU 648-8446. 648-2662 4636. b rick A gency, R ealtors, 646- room, priced to seU, Hayes oars room at Manchester iio- FOUR ROOMS, centrally locat This custom built home, peting, air-conditioning unit, garten; Miss Laun Wlnslar, 867 Main St., Manchester. WOMAN with 2 small children rooms, formal dining room, ; ------:— Robert D. Muitiook, Realtor Unobstructed panoramic 4200. A gency, 6464)181. mortal Hospital today.,. . ed. Baseboard heat, hot water, nine-years., young features two full baths, one with stall Miss Alexandn Ferguson. Miss MY OEAllffi and TAIOMW needs 4 or 6 room apartm ent kltrhnnkltchen andnnd IH1U. newiwnir baths.hatha MANCHEISTE5R — ImmaCUlote view la the setting tor this WAPPING —Beautiful six- He was aaknttted to the hoe- garage Included. $180 m onth spacious living room w'th 5H room O i>“ I’ -o- shower, and three bedrooms. Deborah Aldrich, Miss Karen THREE-room apartment In in M anchester. 646-6408 any Nicely treed corner lot with lovely three-bedroom Ranch room Ranch. Excellent oon- pital arith a dlagnoeia of ly. Adults only. 646-24M. private home, recently paint- cathedral celling and fire feetiuing fireplaced living Bickford and M n. Hugh Reilly, tim e. Redw oodId fencIngr'lM’ prol and room, fuU dormer, MANCHESTER- Quaint Cape, anxious tor diUon. Consisting of living BOLTON CENTER aastatants tor the crib room a ’’oompreselon fkacture of the ^ ed, pleasant, convenient, quiet place, large formal dining room, large eat-ln kitchen, Speech Teacher SnC-room duplex, quiet worlo privacy.. SchooTbu...... S^p. at ™ - Food, condition, T T 8 bS: ^^ji*** room, dining room, kitchen through kindergarten. spine,” according to the hospi location, Working adulta. 648- OLD farm house, six rooms or room, roomy foyer, over corner. Assumable BH per cent •- WiSicants and to Ranch, on»4hlrd down as A native of Onuid Lodge, Barbara Seaysy. Jotm M. Bowwi Furnishtd M a n c h e s t e r — 20.000 $18,600. P hllbrick A gency, iloMsd out of the 8(M0 fodt F tech ette. R eaftina, 647-9993. ter 6 p.m. admit to the electors oath those sumes 614 per cent mortgag< Mioh., Pleoe Is an asooctate In' and ason!s"Whlting are in ths AportlllMtl 63«A square foot maaonary Indua- R ealtors, 646-4900. deep pain bin. 649-5486 115 SHALLOW BROOK Immediate occupency, rac tatt^graduale of FKix IMlch.) ■ttdtovlMal dspartmesit. Sta ...- ...... trial building, m acres, cen ——— ------found qualified. H IV Hill suelalnsd the LANE room , double g a ra g e, $28,600. Juntor- OoUege. He eanied Ms 0 tral location, all utilities. LARGE L Ranch. Seven rooms, Sa*** ««»*on win be hew be- piwn Hole Is the phatogra$iher, ffaotured gitne ts • mystery H ayes A gen cy 64641121. BA In education at the Uni- ROCKVILLE — 8 rooms, all Many posstblllties, -Including fireplace, built-lns, IH baths, •nd Mlse Mamteon Rtaies os- IN TOWN ahimlnum siding, fenced in and 8:00 p.m I'onttty of Michigan, with a ma: Hill told hie arlfe that maybe utilities, $128. 649-8861. commercial uie. Hayes Agen MANCHESTER huge recreation room, garage, WnLlNGTON 6-room Oape, ritas In vartoue ftapaitmsnta yard, central location, excel- Jor In ^leecfa and theater, and he tried to cHmb out of (be cy , 646-0181. trees: $37,900. Hutchins Agen Dated sd Bolton, Connectisut, 4 bedrooms, targe 2-car garage Here’s a good sised 7-room lent coodiUoa. Mtist be seen g*Dteraher b i m Mn and fell from the rope ted cy, R ealtors, 649-0824. 'sriUi horse and pony stalls. on M. Ed. from Springfield Ool- Busiiwss Loearions Colonial that will acoommo- to be apixaeiated. H. M. ^^P**®**®' »• le^. arith a major „ in com der before he M ocked out Hoar- BUSINESS sone — Stone btilld- OPEN SUNDAY Olive H. Toomey, Situated on IH acres. Only COLONIAL—Ten rooms. First date your family and your frachatte, Raaltara, 647-1 munity and International youth Driver To Face ever, ha told her he did not For Ront 64 Ing consisting of four unit Town Clerk $26,900, T. J. Oockett. Real floor consists of large living pocketbook. ThU home has work aarvloao. remember cIlmMng the ladder, apartments. Three house trail BUCKLEY School — Cape, 8 Richard Monm, tor, 878-6379. SMALL STORE near tbO per to P.M. room with fireplace, dining three good sised be«h«oms, TTiree Charges ■he told 'The Herald Uxkty. er parking lota. Ehccellent In 1:30 4 rooms, 4 bediêma, 2 full Joseph S. Ueltra, He has had several )raan of oent Main Street location. Ap-' room,, modem kitchen With a laige living room, with a Poltoe said they had no report come. Phllbrick Agency, Real baths, formal dining room, Raymond J, Negro, COVENTRY LAKE — 8 room experience In youth work, most PoHce arrested, WUfred Mey- ply M arlow ’ s, 867 Main Street built-lna, den, large family twnily room-kitchen ooth- cottage overlooldng lake, tat- that HUl fell, but becouee be tors. 646-4200. Directions: South Main St. n»od®m room Boeurd o f SW eetmen ly TISCA affiliated, and more •r. also known as Joseph room, plus finished rec room bination with buUt-tn oven. sutated paneled laiterlor, needs w e# In ths Mn . alone, no one MANCHESTER — Central ~lo- to G lastonbury Line, 'rttfht w ith Hr C { j T T| I dorm than six yean’ eapertence with Meyer, 47. of M Locust St., yes In ba sem en t Second flo o r has iv»Fe and dishwasher, -i— 'wril and ssptle tank, $8,600. knows exactly what happened cation 6,000' square feet of onto shallow Brook Lane. er, bi ipletfety theatera sw a profeosional ac terday afternoon In oonaectlan - 4 bedrooms. On one acre a soreefled' porch, aU car- M ayor A gaaey, R s sito r. 661- tor, Mage manogar, and dl- warehouse apace, small office, Invsfrtfw f Propartv finished with beat, braass arith a' hit-and-run accident bn wooded lot with 2-car attached P*tod floors and a paneled NOTICE 0600.'- rsctor-pruducer. He has worked parking area, roaeonable way, 2-car garage, new alumi 20 INCHES Forest and Pine SU. For Sol* 70-A Four bedrooms, two baths, garage. Adjoining land may be rec room. The loctltion U TOWN OF COVENTRY with the Oettyaburr ***#.) Sum term s. H ayes A gency, 646-0181. num aiding, $27,800. PhObriek POR THE discrimtnstlng buy Police, alleging that Meyer Raised . Ranch. BulH one acquired. $88,900. PhUbriek J « right tor a growing mer Theater, Spansor's The M a n c h e s t e r ” — M odem Agency Realtoro, 646-4200. ZONING BOARD er, we bare Just Ustod a oob- was the man who drove Into . year ago for transferred A gency, R ealtore, 646-4100. fomlly and the price U only ater in kOchtgan, and Summer Main St. buKdIng Including OF APPEALS ter chimney, authentic Co the rear of a car operated by owner. Fireplaced living $28,000. C all us tor an a p Workdwp 60 and Acton Qafe SErTEMBER two stores and warehouse. Ebc- At an executive aeaaion of the room, formed dining room, MANCHESTER — Two-atory pointment to Inspeqt, *• CAPE lonial Cape nestled In the hfils Theater, both in East Onnge. Mn. Jean Foley of Ellington, cellent Income producer. Rea (deck ad>cent), eat-ln home, two baths, 4-6 bedrooms, Coventry Zoning Board of Ap- of Glastonbury in a plo- causing that car to catch fire, Whita sWendIng ooilega, Ptasc SfEGIALS sonable. Call for detaUi. Hayes kitchen, (self-cleaning oven, central location. Newer fur six oompleted rooms plus pesU held Sept. Srd. the follow turasque setting In a prastigs and then left the scene, have received the PM Kappa Award, A gency, 648-0181. heavy duty dlrinwaaher), nace. Lot of house tor $80,600. u A R REALTY OO. Jatousted porch plus indoor ing iîpeaU were unanlmiously nrighboriiood. For appoint- charged him with evading rs- and aarvad as prasidetU of sev- large family room, central H ayes A gency, 646-0181. and outdoor fireplacss phU approved by Uie Board. ment caU PhUbrick Agattey, sponstMlity. driving while his ON INVESTMENT package — Two 648-2899 •raJ organtsatians. Including Phi aliMrondltlonlng, aluminum garage phis private tree- 1. Donald Datekan — Route 646-4200. license eras under suspanslon. 2-ramlIy hoTOes, 6 room s each PARKADE Area SU-ropm Tau trtfaralty. Oymnasdes OPENINGS storms and acreena. Far Robert D. Murdock, Realtor ahoded lot plus being one 44A. and reckUss drtvtng. apartmnet with garages, ooun- Cape featuring IH baths, ga VERNON — Ocoa to clrcls. C2ub, Cdtibd Sports Board, and below rep lacem eu t $38,600. block to bus end adwol. A 3. WUUam R. Kenyon—Prop Ths acctdsnt ho$ipSned near JUifflinim trv elaed lo*a 19 veers old. rage. Won’t lost long at $17,- Three bedroom Raised Ranch Graduate Oub. Call tor appointment at on e o f a kind offering and erty Flanders Rd. 8124 noon orhen the Fol^ car arai May .be purchased separately. 900. H. M. Frecbette, Real- ■ -K nearing completlao. Large Announcing the other times, Susanna Shorta, priced to sell Immediately. 8. Joseph Stelnliiger—Route 2934 stopited at a stop el^ heeding Wo'verton Agency. Realtors, tora, 647-9668. open Uving room, dlnti^ room' 2SCC Prerident Frederick W. • DOORS 6W-S3SS. J. W atson Beach PWVACT — $36,900. Immacth 44A. west on Forest St Wttneasee 649-2818. ' with Uldlng glass doors; uni Loere Jr. said, "We ptan to em A Co., Realtors. 4. 'Evriyn MakulU. A silhouette of slimness sav that a helve colored Cher- MANCHESTER — Larga new B EL A m REAL ESTATE This saucy pet is quick que kltoben,.ta« bstths, two-car ploy Mr. Ptaoo primarily in • WINDOWS All the above 'vaiianees arere can . easily be attained to stitch and treat with role* thvfi <«»ove rlrht Into ths AVAILABLE er Cohmtali Beautifully treed garage. On large treed lot. Wisech clasoes, but hope to »»»■« atloa room, iS D J T 648-9832 7 ^ . tor a front set back wttb tba when isearing this A - puff.s of gintthsm-smock rear of Mn. Ifotey's Votks- lot. Three bedrooms, baths, Liner with pretty yoke $36,600. Jacqueline Roberts •(Nantags of bIsMhaatrt back • GANOEIES U&R Executive Ranch IN THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS La«>d For SM Ranch wttb rec '69 Fall X Winter Basic ALBUM! airport. Hia l.TM acis termtaal accident. BILL TGNSXY TWO-FAMILT flate — M asoi^ FASHION from which to vety clean Treod lot. Walk to 1414 TOLLAND TPKE^ BIANCHESTER ANTHONY G. PIANO toaed yard, close to bus Um room, treed lot Near »iMd ArkansEte but seemingly Block invited an early appeaL Jam es Wiley ‘ for reelection next year In Penn giving approval for a traW ljon Earl Warren, tiien the ddaf James Wiley, 75, of 60 Camp- Fires crackled, songs filled the air, and a general to welcome more than 300 freshmen. Planned by sylvania, will stand In for Dirk spirit of camaraderie prevailed at a marshmallow period to desegregate schools.'., justloe. In a May 81, 1966, dad- field St., died at his home yes sen on the Senate floor. the Student Council, it was carried out with the Sion Instructed federal coiirta to terday. roast last night on the East Catholic High School Also, Black said he could But Mrs. Smith said she will help of 150 seniors. Three skits and folk singing no evidence to undercut the Nix take Mepe "necessary and prop Mr. Wiley was bom Nov. 13, serve as Republican floor man footbalj field. “Friendship Night,” an expansion of concluded the evening’s fun on the parking lot at e r to admit to public schools on 1893 In Paterson, N.J., the son on administration’s position that ager of the $20 billion military the “Big Brother, Big Sister” movement that has the rear of the school. (Herald photo by Buceivi- complete Euid orderly imple ^ racially noodlscrlminsitory bar of the late Jam es and Annie authorization bill now before the existed at the school for several years, was held Bl* with all deliberate speed" Murray WUey. He lived here cius) mentation of Department of Senate. Health, Sklucatlon Euid -Welfare NMTOee who had challenged for 38 years. He was a World She said she will have the selgrAgated schools. War 1 Army ..veteran. desegregation idans could not same role when the Senate peos- be carried out at the start of the Ever )dnoe. Black said, feder- From 1916 to 1932 he was well es that measure and takes up known In his native state as a Indians on Legal Warpath Vernon School current school year. Ed ooui’bz have “struggled with the space program authoriza "Therefore’’, he sold, "de the phrase" Euid dual school sys semi-pro catcher. He once re tion bill. jected an offer by the New Open Half Day plorable EUi it is to me, I must tems have not been eliminated. York Yankees .to play profes In each instance. Sen. Smith uphold the (circuit) court’s or "In my view" die Mlsslaalpiit sional baseball. He was a re la senior Republican on the Flans to open the new Cen der which both sides indicate Negroes "are entitled to have tired executive chief of ma committee which produced the To Right Old, New Wrongs ter Road School Monday on a could have the effect of delaying their coMdttutionzd rights vindi bill. full schedule have been total desegregation of thee* cated now without postpbas- terials control at Pratt and (Continued from Page One) Whitney Division, United Air Allott, Republican sources hog and many other traditional staff and to deal directly with changed. schools for as long t s a year." ment for any reeuwn." But "I Cherokees who still prefer their craft Oorp. He belonged to said. Intends to share GOP lead forts to halt job dlacrtminafion Hlckel himaelf Instead of re- The school will operate IM s was the first time the recognise thrt, in certain re own language to English, who North United Methodist Church. ership away from the Senate against Indiana by hU employ poriing through the assistant Monday and Tuesday for tederai government had sup p o t s , my views . . . go beyond Survivors Include his wife, floor. In policy matters and In cling to rural poverty and Isola secretory for tend mEuiagement half-day sessions only (from ported In the Supreme Court a Euiything this court hEts express er — the Bureau at Indian Af tion Instead of melting Into the Mrs. 'Wilhelmlna Doremus dealing with the Nixon adminis fairs. Angelo Lametre, a Wln- whose other Interests some 8:80 to 12:80). desegregation delay since the ly held to date,". BUtek said. tration. white world. 1964 decision outlawing racially The Circuit C o ^ had actually Wiley: two sons, Jam es A. nebage form Wlnconaln tells times conflict with Indian pro Children wlU be transport Wiley and Donald E. WUey, All four eenators will attend about the latest threats to the . In ecutem Oklahoma, the posals. In addition, McDonald ed by school buses as sched separate schools. Eqn>roY8(l delay for S3 districts Jack Greenberg, director- In Mlsaieslppt but the fund could both of Manchester; a-daugh the ’Tueeday meetings with religious freedom of the Native prevailing opinion has been that wanted a new approEich for the uled. counsel of the fund, said in New legidly contest only the eetton In ter, Mrs. George E. Wood of President Nixon at the White American Church because Its W. W. Keeler with hla oil busi Bureau of Indian Affairs. In announcing the clnnge York w appeal would be made it districts—12 in which U had North Homestead, Ohio; six House. ’They have since the In ancient liturgy includes peyote. ness acumen and his influence "I wanted his assistance to this morning, Superintendent grandchUdren and a great- auguration; but always before, In the Interior department Is redirect the bureau, meEining for the full court to consider brought the original suits and From the 40 people who sat of Schools Raymond Rtuns- gmhdchlld. Dirksen has been there, too. the best thing that ever hap retiring those who ore not ef when It returns from its 8H- two in which it had intervensd. around the table, here are but dell said a problem with Funeral services will be held pened to the Cherokees. ’ ' fective and replacing them with four of their stories: stocking books and supplies Monday at the Holmes Fu- Other Cherokee leaders praise Indians," McDomild said. I sold hEU9 made the delay In full neriU Home, 400 Main St., at In the nature of things, Keeler’s efforts to lure Industry the commissioner of IndlEui Af George Groundhog has Etarted achedule operation neces the convenience of the tamlly. About Town to that section of the Eltate. fairs muEtt betome the advo sary. Deadline Nears; HurkU will be In East Ceme what seems like an Impossible Groundhog’s reply, as his at cate for IndlanEH-to the sec ’The Master’s Club of Friend tery. fight, but you can’t tell him torney phrased It In the lawsuit, retary, to the FYealdent, to Con ship Lodge of Masons will have that. Friends may coll at the fu la that these other Indians "ore a dinner meeting Monday at gress—and tell them wbat In neral home tomorrow from 2 to He is a 56-yoar-old Cherokee so blindly committed to this co dians wont, not vice versa.” Elbrick Still Is Held 4 mid 7 to 9 p.m. Willie’s Steak House. ’There from Tahlequah, Okla., a hard- Russia-Oiina will b% a social hour at 6:80, lonial assumption Eind to the McDonald Euld he was told to (ConUnuetyfrmm Page On«) - headed man with the battered greatness of 'W. W. Keeler that in newepEqierB Friday and dinner at 7 :30, and a Masonic hands of someone who has go home to the Navalo capitol Ivsr F. Anderson they belittle their own worth.” at Window Rock, Airiz., while Appear Odd CEiUed the National Liberation broadcast intermlttenUy on ra BOL’TON —Ivor Frederlcl. Culture and Information talk af worked at forming and carpen Action Eind MR-8, mode their ter dinner by Russell Schlatter, Groundhog's activities have his appointment was cleared dio throuaîout the day. Anderson, 91, died last night at try ever since ho quit school In with Republicans in Congress. demands in three notes to gov The second note, found in a senior deacon. the fifth grade. so upset hts area that the Bed-Fellows an area convalescent hospital. Muskogee Dally Phoenix decid The pubUc announcement would ernment officials. They SEdd Rio churrii, dsmEuuled that tbs Mr. Anderson was bom May Now, os chairman of some they would "execute" Elbrick St. Margaret’s Circle, Daugh ed to delve into them. The ofUow In a few days. (Continued from Page One) government Eigree by Friday 21, 1878 In Molndal, Sweden, trie thing called the Original C3iero- reporter concluded that the by Saturday adtemoon if their Edltemoon to releame the prison son of the late Gustave ana ters of Isabella, will hold a busi A few days passed and Mc- demtinds were not m et kee Community OrganlzoUan, "secret clandestine meetings" DomUd began getting phone to the scheme of shEun support ers. The govenunent replied Johanna Carlson Anderson. Ho ness meeiUng Tuesday at 7:80 'The first note, left In Blbrick’s Groundhog is the proud p'alntlff held by the Original Cherokee calls from Washington suggest but real betrayal. In a VEdn at that if the kidnEqiers would give was a resident of Bolton for ti p.m. at the K of C home. limousine by three gunmen who In a federal court suit against Community Orgcuilsatlon "re ing that the job offer wap not tempt to stamp out the revolu Ute names of the prisoners tbsy last 14 years. He was a reUreu forced him out of it and drove Interior Secretary Waiter J. mind one much of the earlier so firm. Some Republican sen tionary flames o f the 'Vietr wanted freed, arrangements maintenance man at BratUe- Family Sunday will be ob Hlckel, the Bureau of Indian 'cell' meetings of the 1930's ators on Capitol HIU objected nameee people." him away In Euiother ca r, de- would be lUEule to fly them to koro (Vt.) Hospital. He wa.' served tomorrow kt EmEinuel muided flie releaise of 16 un Affairs, and his own Cherokee when such men em Alger Hiss to him, though he Is a Re Tills probably generated high- Mexico. member of the Trinity Lutheran Lutheran Church. Church school named poUtlcEil prisoners and pupils are requested to attend tribal government In eastern were linked to the Communist publican hImseK. McDonald level jitters in Hanoi. Mos The third note provided a list Church In Brattleboro, where he Oklahoma. Party.” cow supplies heavy weapons publlcatim end broadcast of an of the prisoners’ names. It was once lived. either the 9 or 11:4S a.m. serv concludes that It was his set Hla main target In the suit of conditions, not his politics, and ImportEuit other aid to Antigovemment . mEuiifesto In left In a supermarket suggestion Survivors Include two daugh ice with their parents. Church George Groundhog said he BrozillEui newspapers and on school teachers and staff will Is William Wayne Keller chair never heard of Alger Hiss. which eventually killed the ap- North VleUiEun, but VEist, popu box Euid Eui anonymous call to d ters, Mrs. Harry PeUerln of man of the board of Phillips the radio. be installed at both services. "All I’m saying Is we ain't got • pointment. lous China Is next door. newspaper told where the mar Bolton with whom he made hts Petroleum Company. Since The mEutlfesto was published free elections," he sold. "I don’t blame Hlckel,” he As If reflecting this pressure. ket was located.' home, and Mrs. Ralph Kapp of 1019, W. W. Keller has aerved ’The Fellowcraft Club of Man Peter McDonald, bom In said. "I believe he was In Premier PhEun 'Van Dong, long Clarion, Pa.; five grsmdchildren as principal chief of the Chero- chester Lodge of Masons will TeochnoSpos, Ariz., Is a 40-year- agreement with what I wanted considered head of the pro-J^ and. four great-grandchildren. kee-s, appointing its execiftlve meet Monday at 7:80 p.m. In old electrical engineer who. six to do, but he’s hemmed In.” ■vlet fEiction In Hanoi, put o|l a School Board Funeral services will be Mon committee. members and curious ^rformance at the Eui- Church Rite day at 2 p.m. at the ’Trinity the Masonic Temple. After a years ago left a promising ca Under the circumstances, Mc presiding over Its business af reer In the aerospace Industry Donald said he Is just as happy nlversary ceremonies. Hla Meets Monday Lutheran Church In BratUeboro. business meeting, a elide pres fairs He first was appointed by entation on "David Wooster, (Hughes Aircraft in Los An to continue working for his speech was striking tor a glEU-- Held for Ho ’The Rev, Harry Carlson will of President Harry Truman and ing omission. At Its Monday meeting at 8 ficiate. Father of Masonry In Conneot- geles) to return to his home- people on the reservation rather each succeeding president has place, the desolate beauty of than become a high federal of By name, Dong singled out p.m. In the Bermet Junior High Burial will be In MeeUng- Icut," will be shown. It will be continued Keqler as Indian School MEdn Building, It is ex house Hill Cemetery. Brattle narrated by John L. Von Dock the Navalo Reservation In north ficial. Red (Jhina, North KoreEi, Cuba, By Students chief. ^ ern Arizona. For the peust four Blast Germany, the Arab world, pected the Board of Education boro. Jr., past master of Friendship Groundhog thlnli there "Unices those terms were will act upon the recommenda (Continued (rsni Page One) years, he has directed the Of hoeiored," he said, "there's real the Ubenftion movements of There will be no calling hours. Lodge of Masons eind a past should be an election, that the tion of Superintendent of Schools ly 2,500 and dlanq>ted vehicular ’Those who wish to do so, may president of the Fellowcraft fice of Navajo Economic Op ly no need for me to be there. Asia. Africa and Latin America 12,000 Cherokeeq.are capable of portunity, the antipoverty pro ,and even the "black/people of Donald J . HennlgEUi In appoint-. traffic on Telegrtq>h Avenue os make contributions to the ’Trin Club. Refreshments will be electing their own chief. Aided They could really Just put any-' Ing Em EMslatEmt superintendent it marched to Regent and Derty ity Lutheran Church Memorial aerved. gram serving the 100,000 In one In the job." the United States” tor Hanoi’s by an eastern foundation, hts dians there. This spring, he al- pledges of "resolute su p p ^ .’’ of schools. , streets ydiere a city pork la Fund, Brattleboro. After a lifetime of attending pltmned. grassroots organization Intends moEk became U.S. commis But nowhere In the brdadcast The vacancy WEui created Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Tile Manchester Fine Arts Indian conferences around the to pursue the Issue through the sioner of Indian affairs. version of the premier’s speech when RonEild P. Scott resigned At that point, Art Goldberg, a Main St., Manchester, Is In Association will hold Its first .' Jersl couris. In late March or early April, ''ow'ly. Roger Jourdaln. tribal was there a mention of the So on May 28 to assume the au- leader lost spring In ettorte to charge .of local arrangements. executive board meeting ’Thurs "Right now we're living un- chairman of the Red Lake appropriate university Itmd for day at 8 p.m. at Mott’s Com McDonald met with Interior viet Union by mime. With all the perintendency of schools in Old ler dictation," he said. "We Secretary Hlckel and presented Bank of (3iippewas In Northern florid praise for ^ others, this Saybrook on July 1. a "people’s park," told the munity Hall. Board, meetings Mlnneeota, gets a Uttle weary of wont the Cherokees to speak, hts terms for taking the job. seemed a strqiige omission, crowd: "They have told us iMa Gas Lingers will be held on the second to tell the government what we the marathon talk seselons. Also expected to be acted wlU be a community pork. 'We Thuraday of each month to dls- "We shook hands," McDonald which the Russians might well upon la a 1969-70 budget item want Insead of the other way recalled without rancor, and Some of his less sophisticated consider a serious affront. are the community. Therefore, CUBS policy procedure of pro- around." colleagues proceed according to of $4,866 tor membership In let ue dedicate It to Ho Chi *«»»*« ■grame. Hlckel told me, "You’re the WlUle Dong spoke. Ho was Metropolitan Effort Thward At Village Even though Keeler has some Commissioner.”' the leisurely pace ot "Indian and come bock here and plant dying. This can only arouse Regional Opportunity Cherokee blood In hla ancestry McDonald's terms were Etlff Time." But Jourdaln has a thlnge In hla memory." (rontlniie^ ironi Page One) South United Methodist speculaUon tl^t Ho’s departure (METRO). This was bypassed he Is a white man to Ground —the right to appoint hts own businessman’s impatience with might tip the balance In the Ha Among those who eulogised Church admlnlatratlve board delay. He Is used to jetting when the boEUd ad(q>ted the 24 hours oftw It had been fired noi Politburo toward Pekli^, de the North Vietnamese leader will meet Monday at 7j^S0 p.m. where he talks economic devel $6,180,634 budget at Its Aug. i j were Tom Hayden, 8D8 leader, by state police, some residents spite the Importance of the Rus meeting. Htlll couldn’t \ return to their In the reception halt of the opment with white-owned, cor and June HlUlord of the Block church. porations. sian help. What might this meiut apartments. Sundiiy School Teachers for the Vleâm w m T Action on renewing METRO PEUithers 'party."’ According to Vesidents of the So Jourdaln Is especially membership weui postponed be- Emanuel Lutheran Church It could mean. In fact, a leas project, the gas Was lobbed Into rankled when someone asks him er Investment of the North Vlet- cauae of the absence of two Council will - meet Monday at about the "Red Like Elsen and around aomi of the build Plan Training Symposium n ^ e a e Army’s manpower In board members who. It was felt, ings Thursday night—and the 7-i80 p.m. In the board room. Furniture Plant." which is listed have defimte opimons on the Troops Move A three-Sunday teacher train ^ South. It could mean feaum- residents don't know why. sociate pastor of South CSiurch, among the tribal enterprises on Ing the role of five years ago contributions of the program to Orange Hall bingo starts to junior high classes. hta colling card, but has been There were reports of ftre- ing symposium Will be held at when North Vietnam caUed it- the Manchester school system. On Catholics bombings In the project that night at 7:30 In the hall. South United Methodist Church During these three Sundays, scratched out. In adopting the budget, the self the "reliable rear" and sup- (CoaOBMed from Page One) night, but residents Insisted they In Cooper Hall from 9 a.m. to South Church wlU offer clssoes "We’ve got about $35,000 sunk board approved a $2,000 fee for Manchester Business and Pro ply base for the southern guer didn’t see firebombs. At 9 and 10:48 a.m. tor the In In' the ground for the founda rillas. • Capitol Region Bklucation Coun there to go behind the borrt- fessional Women's Cluji will 10:80. Beginning tomorrow, fant-Toddler group only. Par tions for thEU project," he said. ^ But It also could mean a kxw. cil (CRBC) membership. CEulea. hold Its first meeting of the South Oiurch teachers In co ents are aakad to regUter their "We’re trying to find something protracted "people war" in the The board will act upon one After a two-hour oontroota- season Wednesday at 7 p.m. operation with the Wesley and - church school chUdrei) either on else to put In there." Rockville style of Mao Tse-tung. It could resignation and tlx appoint tlon, the military came to on Willie's Steak House. A ehort Bumride United Methodist Sunday mornings In tha recep After four years of planning mean a gradual return to pri- ments to the professional staff. agreement with the leaders of buslneie meeting will be held Churches of Bast Hartford, will tion hall of Che church or dur and negotiating, the furniture Hospital Notes jnaiy reliance-of guerrilla war the etreet’e “defetise oonunlt- after the dinner. Reservations gather for an orientation sssslon ing the week In the church of plant and Its prospective 800 under the direction of Mrs. tee" that the barricades would Admitted Thursday: Nellie may be made by calling Miss fice. Hie first session of the Jobe evaporated with federal ^ c s of attrtUon agmnst the Robert Knight, .superintendent be removed and the army would Glggey, West St., Rockville; Sandra Zito of 77 Oakwood Rd. Sunday church school will be aid, some two dosen Red Lake ^ Vietnamese government. . Car Hits Tree, of the study program. On Sept. Sverontee the street protection. on Sept. 28 with moat classes Ghli^>ewaa had even been sent *'■ continue inter- Theodore Prucha, West St.. 14 there wilt be curriculum re The barricades control one Rockville; Huger Magnuson, meeting st both sessions. to a furniture factory at <êr- ^ “** Driver Injured views tor all classes. The Eighth Grade Confirma lomatlc fronts. eighth of Belfast since rioUng Old Stafford Rd., Tolland; Irene Former Bristol Man Demonstration clsaaea on noitten. Ky.. for advance train A South Windsor youth was broke out In mld-AugusL Tbs Ketchan, Doyle 1^1., Rockville; tion Class will meet for the first ing. The idea was that these Sept. 21 will be prasented by admitted to Manchester Mem military luve been Increasingly Lewis Michaud, Hartford; Mary Killed in Chu I,ai Action time on Monday at 3:30 p.m. the staff peroonnel Including Indians would be prepared to as orial Hospital lost night after mudous to get them down for Ann Rambo, Vernon Ave., Rock at the church, and will be under Belting Tax Revenue BRISTOL. Conn. (AP)-Army Mrs. Calvin Hewey and Mrs. sume the supervisor}- jobs so he lost control of his cor and fear of a Protestant backlash- ville; Remal Leger, Middle « c . Joseph James Paparello, the direction of the Rev. Mr. Utet the best-peytng positions Gary Cornell, nursery and kln- Oimell. MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP) - a It struck a tree. I- Butcher Rd., Ellington; Augtut *1. a former Bristol resident, 'dergarten: Mrs; Leonard Lin- would not be sip h o ^ off by non- nrw pori-mutpel betting tax for- Leohr, Loehr Rd., Rockville; The Senior High Methodlat Indions^ . . John A. Stalb IH. 18. is re ha* been killed In action at Chu ^coln. Grades 1 and 2; MIjm An mula approved by the 1969 legls- ported In sotlsfMtory condition Carolyn Dxat, Kingsbury Ave. Lai In South 'Vietnam. Youtti Fellowship will meet 16r * The project fel4 through, Jour- toinette Bierce, of the Con the. first time this fall on Sun the s t ^ at the hospital, with a tecersted Nomads Seek Ext., Rockville. Paparello lived with hla grand said, beoeuse the Eisen share of the betting tax revenue necticut State jCounoU of day at 6:30 p.m. tor a work scalp. Births ’Thursday: Son bom mother here for flvie years he- Brothers Furniture Company by nearly $100.000 more than (lurches staff, sitd Miss Mar n l^ t. The Junior High FcUow- Stalb told poUca that he hit to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Drat, for he entered military serv- "Aild not get together with the last year. Dr. Pike jorie WllUsms, staff member shlps will meet for their first bis brakes bard when he saw Kingsbury Ave., Rockville. Ice. Economic Development Admin Despite a late start on Sunday with the New England Omfsr- fall meeting on Friday, Sept. 19 on unidentified oar coming out F»«a One) Discharged Thursday: Can istration In Washington on fi racing In 1969. the state took in He is survived by his parents, ence ot the United Hethpdlst at 7:30 p.m. of a driveway on Orsenwood dace Smith, Brooklyn St., Rock- nancial detalb. The tribe was $1 95 mlUlon as of Sept. i com "They simply must find him to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Paparello Church, Grades 3 and' 4; 'the The Senior High Choir wUl Dr. and into hU path. He says vine; Steven Sllkowskl, Dock- prepared to put ftOO.OOO of Its pared with $1.^ million on the day. or I’m afraid It wlU be too Rev. Harold Perkins, mliUatsr have a hotdog roast In the yard that ha then loot control of the’ erel Rd., Tolland; Barbara own funds to build the $13 mU- aame dale In 1968. This result late." John, of Flushing, N.Y., and his of education at Bumride United of the Rev. Dr. Manley Shaw cor and it struck a tree. Lampron and daughter, Willie llon plant and Jourdaln still be- was achieved despite the fact' Desert experts sold a msti of grandmother, Mrs. Angelina Pa Methodist Church, Grades 6 and at 6:30 p.m. on Friday followed Thoe" accident happened about Circle, ’Tolland. parello of Bris^l. ■ llevoo that tt was not really there were fewer racing dates Pike's sge. 66, could survive 6; the Rev. Gary OomsU, as by the first choir raiisarBal. 11:30 p.m. Sto ib 's Car hoJ to be money which kUled IL this year. about three days without food towed away. end water in the mgtan. light. ■ion a t (be note, nod by Foreign Umi, aaid CaniUo id brofuleaate to Mui and n o rid a

n also was ac- tlie diplomatic formation to the

ged Carrillo left s last year to re- ng as a “ICexico on bis return eq\ill>ment paid tfianrlpFiitrr Ett^tmts ll^rald SEPT.6fhru SEPT. 12 J dte only Latin TV Shows Eontitts f rrali^ ry which retains Uona with Bidet Other bemi- B are represent- New Black Femes for Fall r the Bwlss. Black s t ^ startingr this fall include, rigdit, Lk>yd Haynes as a S®P*- below. Bill Cosby as a ( ^ h on NBC 8 The Bill Cosby Show," startingr Sept 14, and, bottom, Les- >ourt he Uggams, whose vanety show, “The LesUe Uggams Show" starts Sept 28 on ^ 1 Delay

• recess in Oclo

an early iqipeaL , then the chief r ay SI, 1905, dad- federal courts to leasary and prop- public schools on Iscrlmlnatory bar eUberate speed” had challenged x>ls. Hack said, feder- 'Mruggled with 1 dual school sya- been eliminated. ” die Mlsslaaippt entitled to have mal rights vindi- Mhout postpbne- reason.” But "I tn certain re us ... go beyond jurt has express- : Black said, ourt had actually ' for S3 districts ut the fund could Dniy the action in in which it had iginal suits and had intervened. NABOBS OITBD Jim Nahers, whose variety show “Hie Jim Nahers Hour” starts in September cn CBS, irs: has been named “ Ehttertainer of the Tear” by the entertainment kidiistrya Conference of Person Held al Uanagers, which has given the amard amuiaUy alnce 1906. Past winners include Andy Grif The Mission: I BWay and mlttently on ra fith, Danny Thomas, BYank the day. Sinatra and Jackie Cooper. tote, found in a Find Two Stars manded that the HOLLYWOOD (AP) — At Tee by BTlday *BIDn OODTCBB' ’*By>rtunatsly ’Mtorion’ is the WNhMamed couturier Hubert flret blush, tbe Mlaelon seemed kind o f show Uiat doesn’t rely on lease the prlaoo- Indeed BnpoeetMe: lor a tdevl- munent replied de Givenchy of Paris, in Us say single star. Tou can’t write first complete fariSon show on akm aeries to oany on without thia ataow tor a character; the ^>ets would give two of its moat tanpoitant atara. le prisoners they American television, wUl create atoiy llaeM Is tbe atar, and that a ‘YolU couture” to be induded But the show Isgdng on with no riory la tightly ooniroilsd. arrangements HVsrent loan of vitality. I to fly them to as a scene in the 9(Hnlnute TV "The dictates of the plot ore adaptatkm of the liBS Broad That Is the^ word from Bruce Geller, the i£an who oonceived e provided a list way musical, "Roberta,” to be (Sr* Page Three) I* names. It was broadcast when “Chryrier Pres and overaeea “Mtaslon; Impos- larket auggestioD ents The Bob Hope Oonydy rible.” The Imaglnailve serlee nymous call to d Special” an NBC this B^H.' has captured milUona of view- where the mar- era, several Eknmlee and criti MINI.M0T0RS cal acclaim, if not the loyalty a t SMALL ENGINB3 two a t Ms ortginai cast msoi- SPBXnAUBTB bera, Martin I.nndau and Bar bara Bain. LAWNMO>VERS ;hRite GOLF Both have out out eftor three seasom, MUs Bain deUvarli« SHARPENED ber Mas oft in expllctt terms at REPAIRED for Ho OPEN the Ehnmy asrards In June. The We Are Not Satisfied reasons for the departures of UnUI You Are! iidents FOR THE the married pair are cloutled In oontroveny, and her decision la 64».«T06 am Page One) SEASON being contested by lawyers for rupted vehicular the producing *company. Para 18(Ut Middle Turnpike raph Avenue as DAY AND NIGHT mount. egent and Deity "I can’t say anything about a city parte la • PAR 3 Lucy on Children it; I'm the guy who’s caught in • DRIVING RANGE the middle,” said the youthful, Art Qoldberg, a HCaj^TWOOD (AP) — Ihe Little Lude was . born shortly •thM lefooklag GaUar in Ms ng In efforts to • MINIATURE GOLF redhead with the *owglrl’s fig before tbe premier of "I-Love studio office. irerstty land for • G O CARTS ure was taMng an aitemoon dip Lucy” in 1901 and grew up arlth But be fo every inventive—be ark,” told the In her pool and making a good the eeiies. Now with 10-yaar-old also oveit aea^ ’Mannix’ ’—and is lave told us iMa eYort at keeping a aUff upper Deal IV, 'arho was almoat boro praparing three pilot fUma for lunlty park. We Tm SpoM iMtBraat Up; The fimt bird was about to on tbe show, tliay are starting a CS8 and has a three-piciura tLECTHONICS inlty. n ierefore, PaB-nsM Osit Prifcmlsaal leave the neat. second aeaaon oo-etarring on ootttnet wtth Ctaiama Oealsr LABORATORIES ItoHoChl lOnh M P— »— at AD Thnes. camera as Lucy's childrab. Bllma. Oeliar salved Landau's here and plant Al OaysM, Prs. Lucie Derirse Amas, who waw LucUle climbad out of the depaitws by enUstliig Lsonard 18 last mont^ moved today into m bry.” pod. into a tetrycloth robe wid Nhnoy, formarty the potnlad- ber own apartment. Her bache- 277 BROAD vdio eulogised began reflecting about tMtngtng aarad Mr. Dpoofc o f “ Mar hM'-girt quattare are not far tnemese leader Golf 0 TroD up cWkban in a mow badnane T rth .” len, 8D8 leader, ■XrrtBbaaiMt from bonw, but fo r LncDle BaU, famUy. ” At thia point wo faava no run as for any parent, it la an Im- rd of the Biarti " I avuatad mine to the show ning lady in oeaa amnaa who as prsafdent of Death! leanied about the peaett- MatunOy we'd fdnd the barrt- But thnt’e In eg Dw (le a e) hour oonfronta- ry came to an the leaders of iefense oommlt- arricadea would the army would treet protection, ea control cna at since rioting ild-August The een Increasingly them down for ant backlash. K A O l TWO______MANCHESTER EVENING HWRAT.I>, MANCHESTER, OONN^ SATURDAY, SEPTElfBEB 6^ 1 9 » EVENING HERAU), OONN. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6^ 1M9 PAOB S A TU R D A Y JO PR O G R AM Educational IS M M O N D A Y JO PROG RAM COB artlalB-trani around the TV 10) id Fmtera fO) IM* o ) Obi Teat (O) *|8B < (0) world. PlOBram taped at Cta>- Dtvaves Oaurt 7ilB I TV ia*» Ito a « (O) ie d’Hlrar In Fana, France. 83b’ _ im A* Mnas wBk Mlnur * f Ifa te i ) NYL Fra Baa a » Ihnaa |0) (WEDH, Channel 24) I d . ‘ "SB? o n Bhet ee Oaurt (•) Aaurieaa I New York Olanta ra. aiM Date Evans (MondayFriday) * ~ iS Ktahtor 14*) BaWywaad Falaaa Baa dag, 8*ptemb*rl7 t iN a> Lave b a I (dmal .LaadoB ■ apacla) guest w matt atbrtw mnmUi bi (UrOM <0 ) M l** IttdSd*) Mlaa Aaaartea F*. PM with voeallals Bobby dolds- Bd* a ) Amirteae hUtery. Program nm boio and Jody MUlor coma- B di O) n Lars Maks a Dtal caaat 10) diWFranek Ohaf oSidlil Bara af Oar U v m dtan Oliain Ain aiM alngliw- LsveisaMaar ~ ~ ~ Oorarace of animal arent In t a t AMteaaa YM lO) (t-tt> Nuulf uad Gama 10) daactac Oaark OIrte. •:M a) (O) Atlantic City, NJT. to aelaet The TSark Bouaa Bdt It) t*tt •t A b » rwSjM-Jlays *f_ <«) CfcwrIewMp Wi'ruHha 7.-M B I M ^ J y a j d ^ ^ 10) IBdU The Avaacaas |0) •rtB (•) aad liM O) B% S ThMlm Mlaa America of '70 from 8* {S Sdt fMdMg) JaakFaar mM Bl* ' Nawlywad Oaaaa (to alale flnallata. Bert Faria and <8dt) DaMM Oama fC) Now BiM m O tim m u gk f ic ) I'TknHU and the innaltL'* DabUe Bryant Mim America TanBlewood: Lelnsdorra Fare- •:U in (M ) Mar Trek (O) ’48. Johnny Welannuntr, Bren Wte t d t a> m » Baldt M e BaM IO> Faar'a vteld account of ^ •iM in (0) WBBiWlhaDwtem |0) tiM 18) The 1 ttim ea' Shew (C (O) da Joyca. of 't t are oo-hoala. Premiere — Joe Oargalob la experiances with aaveral ite«a (BM)------Ifr Queate: Larfy Bteroh. Tiast* a t ) Marla M a*N M T Playkau** hM of ■■ ■ ______----- ___ ha. adoOted. Farr and hla U- am StM (8) H "flUad at Apacfas JUver” ‘88. "HeU Borlaon". John Ireland, Davl R trtaa to detarmhve jnat •:4B in O’Bhaa. cut! Rlcliard. Jaal* Oroup of ttfansen Clad thorn- wtiidi t ______mUUmeter camera fbUow 7:M « ) (8BM Maidau. aelToo otrandad at tradinc poat Mara Bkisllah. ° how wrtl huahanda~ mds aad wfvaa odyssey _p f aOme of oOiprtag (BM) Omaiulteaaral MaapM |G) MiS* It) Marla PM »W4-.W B know each other. in IS BOB O) ~ ter P y l . — GBMO "Anaatt tb* World of MBte Bortntau. Yoonp drifter, falaa- dilB MMaragara* Nalghhathsad IBdt) OeMtal 10) B:OD in Opt Kangaroo % IBM) Om Ufa to Ute (O) Adanu,una. Hush O'Brian.O 'l ly accuaed of bains Intareated . diM m afs^sw Id*) Flkit e i n a Tedd" < s> I d t a ) The Lbhte .. 4iM IS) Baagar BlaMm In hi* beat frimd'a wife I* 7:M Ftfk OuMar m IB4M Dm U fa to Ltara •sM IW (M M M ) Matek Oama 8iM (1BBBB8I Mevtos %SwOaa’** SMaji Lina <0> 7iM Drtvki’ and Drags IO> ISi *:** IS) (O) "1b* Gbott aad Mr. Chhdna" m> Now Back V iH forced to kW him In aeU-da* OMdMt) Tau DtuT Say 10) |g) MBm Dsmiaa Shew fenae. Ridden from poaae Iv g iN pyeueh Ohaf in (U) Tim** M Don KBotte, with Joaa Btetey, Jab Baak danghter of leader of rellslooa Teal for a King 4iM O) Baagur Btetba lO) (M ) Liam Redmoad. Bomhilag Sit* Major Lama k OMdBdtr M atA Gaasa 148) Baifc B h iiiw i typeeed er who longs to ba- (M ) 10) aeet be fall* in lore. giM NXT Jaumal 10) It) M bs Daualaa Bhaw 4:M (18) Fhahiam ha Bewfa* kaa and Oaaaa alw aak f iM Lsreals aad FBm IM) to ragaia vltel o i l ______(M) 808 O) Basal givan aa aarttamem to stay Waahtaydon ya. Boaton 1 *:« IWBeMIctlea Theater The River and tbe Plow lO) with Hear East state of Ra- B:U It) I l8)Bteapet Baam 18 ovamight la a " hauntad S:U <4*> J M 't BaaahaB Oaau "Bmdnnlns of the End” tdS 8) mSi 10) mant the Britlah Foreign Of- BOB » ) bouaa' la wkleh murdar was MaU va. Phtladalphia at Now 10) .'flc* send* ooload a n d ^ aa- It) oommtttad yaars bafor*. (C) York. IS it* llS d f) Nawa — Weather I (M‘»S ) M S g 2rCw (O) Judith Anne Ford 10) PM slstant to kidnap Ramaut's m m lO) tiM 18) Tlw Mahteg af lbs Free Sit* (U) tlaybaaaa U (0) ISitB «K***Oaa Blap Bayaad BiM Mtetarsgen* Nalghhathaad lO) young PrtBce Frhi Jams, 't i (O IM) Maw* Maul (O) "Laat of tha Buocaneara” crowns her successor "Bouaa of tha Deatf' satWknt’s Mew |0) Jack Paar in NBC’s liO b v t o (M ) JafTa OaBto » m (8) Amas Baifc* (O) 1888 Bpaetel based on Thee Paul Hanriad. M ilt ft) Batardaa l^cilaealar 7iM Dilvin* aad Drugs D lO) "Jack Paar and His "Bachelor of Hearts" M :«* m Mavte (18) OaBaidig (O) Mike Todd in “ AnMmd H. TTKItete book rfirnnlrlkig 4t** (t) D8 Opoa Taaala Ohaaa- on **The Miss. America "The Chatmui^ ‘t8 CaatUtan 7iM J*ya* Ohaa Osaka lO) Kroger, Sylvia Stam IBM) B Thhss (O) (88) Big Fteteie (C) the Worid of Mike last y«^s ' PrattdttiHw • BtteToaaw___ Pageant” today 10 nobleman cornea out of exlla Moowhl Park IMM ) Ma Lions” Monday 8-9 pades of imdargiadn 10) palga Narrater: Josaph 0am- final and nJnî to lead hla people agalnat tbe • iN Fmaa aa Bwadan ' 10) ;m > OB nrnte j n p mrtag for 8i) Mrntt ’'**** ' 88 OW aSte lal Todd” Tueeday 8:80- pm m Ug. aomWlnala from Waat Blda p.m. to midnight on Moor*. Caaar Romero, IVank- A Fshiter of Ltfa—Andem Zom BiM IM) pjn. (C) M:M liBSBM) News (0) SiM (M ) WmiE w W m T n .T J J ). (0 ) Tannia Qub, Foraat HUla, N.T. la Aralon, Broderick Cmw- SMBeeaM tar a Bamaaar NIgM 10) 10) M:M (M4SM) ~ (O) fiM (g) itel 11 tha BM IC) 9:80 on ABC. t li-M ) Stek Oavatt Bbsw 10) (U ) BayrMo (0> NBC. foid. Allda Taa IC> ° Bobby Johnson Quintet Laavh II to UiW (MMM) - 10) (M) Leave H to (M ) Nawa ii** (»-**)■■ WWarid -Barlaa ■ o( Oalf "U re Fhal, Die Yoon^’ 'U. t iN Tha Alard Qaartat Dvke BiM It) 10) U iM (dn News IM) FBm MiM (Itt ll^ a My LtesT ____ WIda World _ ____ tiM Mleaaar TahMate, M ip IN) aaSgan’s r • BrimURr MrtB ItII) ) The (O) UdB » ) LavaI afae Ufauaa 188) OMIgaa’s ~ (MB*) UiM (i d MMM) I h w —Wi f lt l OaMaara (C) 7lt* It) 2ajsrfe.i^»rph^’ MiMJaar Allag |4M T r a S a r (O) IM ) Baan OBdBM MeBjuaei (88) Tmlh ar ( 0) tit* (It) Awn Wa Oa (0> Ttalttny IS it* IBS) BaaWsht P a ^ o a .Raasell and Jimmy t m (Bd) Waafhar ______IfM DIak OavuM Skew in Bai I «k* fSteek 8 iN IBB) W iaM ii — B BtlB W Laabl 1 ^ • it* WaauSar — Bparla and Abbe lAne with Noel Rarrl- M ifartlaad Nawa 10) 7m m MtM (in WlmFs l b LtesT (dn 0*1______M m lO) TiM ha Oasarta W ttB 88 fSmrna Wawa (0 ) 10) aon and Beamy HOL M iM Tha Craatira Peraaa 10) ( in My IhrarMs Wartlaa "Meat Ms In Laa Tega*" '88 UtBB It t g llB t t ) Nawa —Waatkar U :M (8) Nuw* aMI Fmtui 10) lit ) OaagU Camara 10) "Fottnaa af CMd” V a w a la BaMam af Ban 10) IS*) Fhurbay After Dark 10) Eero Saarinen (M ) Bat Maateiam Htwigna between rancher and (8BMM) Jaiaardy (0) (M ) Ba* BTaatetaw Roomto as 8 U S w emMRM aGVW ja i8 _ „ <**) World Barlaa OaK Nawi wMh Baaar Madd t it * I Shocky Oroen and Melrln (M) jess**- MeHhte’a Havy ^■nges at gambling tablea. U :M (8) Naw* (M ) MdBals’s Navy the (tt-M) Nn Uey-lIrSuey Ba- iSI Belli. PM m Nawa Dan Dailey. Cyd Chartasa, “ '■** 8kwB7 TSZ jaite M:M ( i ) Sanrek tor Tamil (8t) Nawa E:S-_ avsB Om tiM W < Nem *Ljwl2ih*?*Z jfo KT*- U itt 14*) Now* — BeadUae* DBAY ■it* N iataragara* Nalghhatkard Bits (M) Bawhidi As m Moorebead. Paul Han- (8B4B8n By* Onaa* BilB (M ) BawhM* Mavy. af M iibiiM ii aad Btea . It) Nawa (C) ^wSdle^Sroinanoha’ BaHglaaa FBm aad Sign Off Bdt What’* New SiM (I ) Nawa wtth Walter Oian. « A (O % js r s s r - - (Bd8) That Obi (O) •iM It) Maw* wMh WhMar Ona- (88) <4*> ” U O’Olaek Blfh*’ tit* It) M pr lit* l » OhBlar Theatre 7iM Jam Alley Idle (O) - Briahlay Ba- Irtt WNawa ■ :8B (8B4BBS) Mhws 10) (O) ( 0) (8) Me fit* It) Lacy Bhaw B |0> lt » » i* ) Ohaali M iij Mair “The Inrlalble Ray” Borla 7iMTIra Otyavie YMlMy I0> la^N sw s wHk Fraak 1 ^ (O) (8) N v IC) l}> M Jmarlaaa OaUaca Bhaw IBdt) Lawia ■at Bhaw Karloff, Bala L u g A ■iN Maiws te F arapaallia 10) ^M har, (0) Off " ( 8 »’a8*“®- (8*) News Off lit ) I Spy * 1** It) Baoa'a 10) l it * IIS) Sign on Pi n NBT FasUral Ntwa — (l»SMir~A a l» It*) Ftemler Thaatra History of FrlvpUty 88£tencXVtL. ' i g - " « (tt-tt) Nawa — Waathar — NIcM aa NBOJIT SJsr Pra- "Lnat Borlaoo” Ronald Oole- M itt Upward BanM Is ■ailtard Bpirl i and Pealara 10) The Mission: ^ Thataday, Baptember U SiM Mlatetagera* Nalghhathaad Find Two Stars B M WhsFa New 7t{B TIra Otyawte TBalilF B 10) Both sets feature a bier 19” TiMPWfc OeMa> m M (OaBthaued tram P a g e Obb) WEDNESDAY tiM ABC’s at Baalteg diagonally measured screen, PROGRAM BiM Nawa In Parapaattea B 10) toteL W « taav* n ever cut a ain- liM (8) OM Tate S U N D A Y JO PR O G R AM tiM Larinti aad Ifeii B b u ilt-in U H P and V H F anten 10) ' ftete BawaB (O) gla acene trom u y aegment. W« (848) Oraam Baosi 10) IM) FBm Dim Ho b hoaL Quaate te- 1i** IM) AsrleaMar* aa Farad* Naaaa^ la camAt In hurri nas, up-front controls for may have aliortMMd it, jm , tnlt dud* Bvarty Braa aad Pal TiM |t*> m * U Iha Ufa cane. Gary MerrlU, Nina Foch,’ ^ PflkW* Baptember M (88) A l Bams wbh 10) I Heart. 7 itt It) Mga Ob aad Frayar Oaaay Adt__ tu n in g ease and Sylvania’s w « can' never cut it entiiely. (M) DIveree Oaurt IC) I (BBtt Mavl* t it * It) The Chrlilaphara 10) 108 a> As lb* WsflB Tbius IM M A t) BaBar* IO> Jisjsssnss; n ew roll-out chassis thst ’Hm I'* boar tight tbe msrtptm are ISBBBM) Teu’ “ re "Manxtt Wttby. M.D." It) Bahite far OkSdrwa 10) |Mt> laaaea aad Anawars 10) 7 It* Jayc* , Chan. Osaka B (M) Marl* liM IM) Fteatlan af FaMh |0> m akes service a snap. Tfrltteii." tiM (^ <8ma Sera* B 18 "Mr. Dead* Ooea to ‘Town” i|M ) Bad Baa Baaahall 10) I'H Bg— * SBanaer MIgUB So atrlngent are -tiie n cr^ de- (BM) LsTa Make ^ IBiM (|> HawaH FhrwO B (C) Gary Cooper, Thomaa Mitchell Model MY78GY l i N ( j ) Lava b a Maay I OMBBte __lâaate^ H l^ Waahlngton ra. Boaton 10) (O) and Oena Arthur, IM) laalghl Noel Behn mande of ‘‘Mlmfoa: Impoael- t i l t It) Adraalarea af Oambp |0) IM) Mate BaaahaB Gama Model MY74W with Walnut U e" that CMler haa oampomoi a ObS bm Bags af Oar Uvm Ouaste: Aster DavS* Janiam It) Daray aad Oalinlh 10) Bi n NBT Pluhama IBM) MswIywsB OaSM (O ) I Mela ra. PhUadaphla In New „ Acroaa the Hirer trim cabinet. geven-poge Inatruction abeet for aad abwer O.C. Smilik alee tiM It) Awake <0) York MiMNBT Fwtlval ilLSSShLHeL— . " Uw llnnayoonea. vocal trio, lit ) Oral Babarte (0> l i N II) OB Opaa Taaala Ohaae- wiitera. U beglna: laBBBBt) Iha B iife n 18 I Hunmilan folk Bukartat Ga ti48 14*) BM * Stery ptiaalilpa 10) bor Baabo aad orchettim. *1** It)lt) - Marina------Brw- 10) FInala of men'* etnaler will " ‘Mlmloii: bupoaitUe' nnut BiM 8>*%*°te!BC jC T aald 10) ' (IB) Haw* It) PhUh far Today be preaanted from weat Side be w ritten hmsiNrBnU, beoauM ItBBBM) Anatear Wartt IC) U lM (IB) Whar* My LtesT It l) Thro* Btaagee ISI Tenala Qub. Foraat RiUa, N.Y. (BBM Omaiel Maagbai ( 0) U iM a$n m m N m — Wealhsr * ilt 14*) Baerad Baart |M) Thl* 1* Ih* Aaawai HUMPERDINCK SHOW tbe HOW hi the key to the aei^ Btti (8) Osamr Fgte — OBMO 10) aad S ierti (C) Bit* It) UalrareHr af MleUgaa lit) Jaalar Talaat Bhaw 10) lea. Tbe faecinating peoblem ia (8BBSB8) Taa B aal Bag IC) 111) Mavis Engelbert Humperdinck, the a U i* to Uva Itj OhAtephar* 10) SiM IM) .The Okrtetapkara of no use to ue whmout knowing (8*1 Baa Mate Thia U Ih* Ufa IM) Bktppy 10) pofiulAr singiiig star and per- UiM ai Harv Ortllte Bkaw (O ' It it * M m aad Waatesr — Ma 14*) Phllh far Taday Network next year. Hunq)ei> 4iM (IS) Faihlmi b (0 ) I f flyer who roluntoera for duty tUa aolution to the probltan that 4iM (8BBBB8) Mew* ou at af IteSbiltea aad Btea IBiM II) Leah Op a a d U re with R.A.F. before Amarica'a dinck, a” tall, handawne alnEer, Off IB) lU M Is Ih* Ufa 10) entry tnlo 77W n. make# a ’Mlaalon' plot. Aa a r». 4 tti a> Baatt It) Nawa — Haauato af Cim IM) Baarlflaa af the Maaa 4iM II) NFL Aettea (0) haa enfoyed outatandlng flucceaa aiilt problemn unaolved in the g _ 14*) OhrMaphar* "fiootball FoUlea" S\>otbaU ever r'nee the reconUng of Ma Nsws M d^figp o n lliM II) Oamara Three 10) ahow featuring lany comedy oiKHne can very rarefy be fixed N m BnfHaii — CBAF lituatlona that Bluatrata hu- gold (Sac hit “Releaae Me," in In tbe writing cf tile telapiay.” joined her mother to Npo a leas gBm aad SIga Off moroua aide to pro football. February, 1S6T. Since then, b* gioittngly the reauMo. o f a ace- l i N (I) Geaamaha B 10) Such detailed plotting baa con- Lens Homo singB on boa played to aeUriiut erourds STANEK IMSMt) WarM Satie* af . tiibuted to tbe serlee, auecem, aton wtth fhe waUpeper man at NEC’s “Monsanto AUTHORIZED Ava Gardner stars in OaU 10) in concert whl'e contlimrd other oong hits InchidiiiK a to iy than naoat abtma ." He alao "S h e'* juat about atripped thia MacMurray, Vem Ralatan. ELECTRONICS Horne,” WednewUy the million aeller" '"There Goes Peking,” Sunday 9 American aaa captain tangle* coaMder* photographic teeb- piBoe an d her father’s house a t Everything" and "The Laat BROAD SIBEET — PHONE 049-1124 10-11 pjn. AtoZ with pirate* while huntmg tor t n niquea a major fBctor. Del Mar to fumfah tt." sold her p.m. to midnisdit on diamonda, which ha arentually W a ll." ^==7îrtcmp ABC. aaes destroyed In an eaplo- “ We brought a fUm t ir tt to T V mother prouiay. "She’s han RENTAL CENTER aloo. lO in that we made great uaeof fbe d lin g the w h ole thing henaeif." ' (IS) (O (M) Alfred BBeheaak (M) "Memo from Purgatory” eye. What w* irere flrat criti- I b e comedienne bruabed o ff (88) lO Fbalataa diM tbe time. With ‘Mlaalon’ yi^ In." Her own shew, however, (881 U-HAUL •Ir. Force Is tmppM In Ita at can’t go to tbe bathroom or to has stayed h'gh on the Nielsen 8iM (48) m n ils s s r (M ) I Bpy tempt to tree nuclear sdan. INSTANT fiM IB) (0 ) SALES & SERVICE Bowery Boy* BiM (1) Saaraaia • (G) list and his wife from enemy ^ ^ ’ft the Uteben for a beer. The andi- chorto. Thia oom'ng nea on (IS) Laav* M to IVMlay’a proBram deals wlh hroda. Part H. R •HUi enee baa learned Umt they have Lucy and company win m ove 1881 FBm See the Chrynler AIrtomp HIM !S! iSSTufT “ • Fraak MeOea Ba Story of Bnglaml'a fight for m m aometiilug." In distant spots. 8ttt ltd ) Waatesr surThral against w w tt aerial Hi! Mcam IC) ‘ » Ranting Equipmant te) 0 7 Y I V S% DMdaiBR p b M 7iM ^ ) Lassie 10) attecka by Nail Germany. Mi "tt ^'vaa the (bow a new look (18) Mg Favi for tMAn-Kack______10) chael Chine narrates. Ap and (foes something for tiie per- (88) Marrtaga S K a M i t U T r " (*M ) Laad af Ih* Oiaala 10) pearing with Chine on pro ram day af dapautL Work or Play Ililt |M> LIrteg'Waid (tt) News — Bparla aad gram a n stars of lorthcom- « NaMB jwwtir. formera,” Mta Boll said. ‘ We ICI BEIJABIJC EXPEBT UiM (M) Fteas 10) Waathar (C) ^fllm “The BatUe of Lucy On did two abowa at the Air Force isssaI’s Mavy OPEN SHVHN DATS MAINTENANOE ISiM II) Phe* Ik* Nattm 10) 7:M » ) Oeatte Baa B 10) Britain" — Sir Laurence Oli lABBBgBtgg’B *hBBBt PIBABBIAh luaTITaTIBB 118) N m •dS dtU It) Bapart to lk *«F 10) IM tSM ) Waaderfal World nl vier. Sir Ralph lUchanIson. Academy In Colorado Springs. tM 188) U Tollaod Tyke.. Mannheetar Rcfrigemtlan aad IM) Dawa BM * Am Cater B fO) Sir illc ^ I RidgravTR^;^ 1M1 MAIN BK, MAN0BE8TEB * BODTK tl. OOVENTBT Hie weather mas murdaroue— SiM (8) lit ) Oaaa. Waakaad 10) "Davy Oookett at th« Ala Shaw. Christopher Inummar, Children (C) Air OondlUonlag IM) Bapprateg ••t mo" Trevor Howard and Curt niin, mow, ba'\ ileet—you 181 He BEPAIB SEBVICE \ H'S Fat*la 10) t iN (t) Bd SaftWaa Maw (O Jurgens. could see boil stones bouncing M ill IM) Waakkmtan Bapart 10) Ouesta: Dtana Rosa and the I H-AM AtM ) Nawa — Waathar I< (mm Page Onei (18) 1 ▼aa liN it) Tear Oanunaalty ' (C) Bupremas. Bd Arne*. Lana aad Sparto (C> off people's heads. We just kept (8*) ! : TVPEWRITE3S iMASdt)IMASdt) Meal IhiiAaaa 10) Ornitrell. The Muppete, David I (I) Sm art to Ih* Psapto cal aide of teleVlaton. on working through ,tt for fivi* (88M) Baal " 649^ It) Way Oat 10) Fry*. TTw Bob Iroutnier and IWllBrte lO IM) Oaa Step Bayaad 'Hal Orego Danoaia, Irwin C "Untouched" 1 MANCHESTER ■^"Fpom tbe begtrningI wanted houra. tt -doesn’ t rbow on the 8t4f 8s) Lsoal I GL^RflNTEEO "DerU's Daughter” Wateon. Uil I a ) Merv OrltfiB Shaw (C) BEST to keep them In the tiw w for 47S E. Middle Turnpike 1:M « ) Big 1 Thaalia acreen ae rauefa os we itaougbL” BbuiohMter ISM ) Mavte IlM I) TaaMht Bhaw J a l» three yearB—that’B enough for ’ ' • S , ‘16ae •■YaeliF on tha High Seas” ••M Days at Peking" ay Oaraau fc i SALES The two episodes will open the SERVICE Buslnaaa tycoon on yacht to tiM IMA8I*) Ike ■ (i) Mavis (G) CAFl OLDSMOBILE expertanoe and enough to build new Lucy eeuaoti on CDS Sspt. thVrute *• "Whlrtoaol" Jullelte Greco, up enough rhows for eyndicatioo (U ) Htevte O.W. FIsebar. Young woman ••Your 22. gBBBM) Bam unwilling accomplice in later. I wanted them in the aar- Hie Boil boas te tbs Bevutly lO MiEMORIAL CORNER STORE murder aeeks aacapa ODTB - raURBVMBTABUeS Tlien thev can decide edwt (C) ) d ) News and WauMar —Ma- once owned. Lucy and. second W E D E PE N D ON T O O ------TO D C AN D E PE N D ON OS ■aeal af MadMattar aad Sign cornea next" httthand Gary' Morton have a W EN SEVEN DATS A WEEK ■»«*- MWWftfiter OlT She hopes It will be college for 8 M a t (toad Oag* in MAIN ST. -a-mvmima It) Nawa — Mamewte af Cten- NEW or USED week-end retreat In Potan a m Tha Hteg I fart aad Oaldepasto both If they want It. Springs and are looiBng for a. «18> Bartfird Ml (M) News aad Sica Off *:M (8) Beverty HMI T y m . IxjKde. aoft drink can in hand. mounfoln home. (8BMM) Kislt Trit WASHmOTC eft McKinley 78, wan eulog PAGE FOim MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1969 Senate man, unique style "1

. The Senate, , for. 10 year* as TH U R SD AY JU PROGRAM publican mlno 1: » ) Qiri TiUk turn Farentlno. (cn ute after atkq) (B ) At Home wUk Kittr (C) (B ) H aallv - Brinkley Be- o f sorrow . (M) Divorce Coart (C) port (C) Nearijrared Oame (C) 8:B (Bd848) Pradeatial's After Wednee 1:M (1) OaldlBC Ltekt Staye _:M Oae LUe to Uve (0) detaUlny youny yirl'a relation ships with her father, an irae- Mansfield, D-b 4:M (S>... Baaaer Statioa clble but ebanniny Iriahman fix*t formal eul (B -todiy Matck Oame and arUy Welsh barrister. Jt <8) Mike Dea^ss Skoar (8) Beaitched (C) H e . ftBTnaUy (18) Tempo 18 8:M (8) Mavis death of a (x>l (M) Dark______Skadeare "Madison Avenue" SUck, ruth- . «:M (18) Paokloao ^ Seariac (C) less public relations man every man in it 4;tS (B -B d8) Newi (C) moves in on run-doan adver- Dlrksen had . 4:88 (8) Haael (C) tisW ayency, beaded by u Walter Reed Ai (18) HamperBomper Boom (C) equally slick and ruthle (B ) My Little Marale career girl. Dana Andreav, “A great cl (B> Mute Doaglas Skoar (C) Eleanor Paricer , Jeanne (S*d*) Flinloioaeo______(C) Crealn. Eddie Albert, Howard alole stands ei 8tM (I) Amoa Barke St. John. R oaid. "The Sej (18) IJaderdoc (C) (8) TUa la TSm Jsaee (O) (B) Tklo la tie Life Jeanne Crain in the (18) DeUa Beese (C) Senate man. (88) Maaatera film, “Madison Ave- 18:M (88-B88) Deaa Martta “Yet, Us det _(M) OBIIaaa's Islaad Preseat the OeMdlgyera (C) 8 :tt (48) Wealker son Avenue,” Thurs (8) It Takes a TkM (C> mlnish the Sen 5 ;B (8) Stamp tke Btara (C) neoB te (he stuf (18) Leave It to Beaver day 9-11 p.m. on CBS. (18) News (B ) IIS Navy Pllm 11 ;M ( S ^ » d 8 « ) News —Weather he leaves here i (B) OUllm’a bUad print and an e » (M) TralB or Coaoeqacacea W) %*Oeteetiveo ■oMs (C) U :B (8) Morv OrifllB Shew (C) Sen. Hugh S 8:M (8-8) Weatker — Spot la aad (18) Dick V aA yke (B B -B ) Toaiyht Show Johs- News (C) ule in Diunands" Cecil Entertainment (B ) At Hpme with Kitty (C> Parker is gue^ (B> Divsree Casrt (C) (8-M) Dream Hasae (C) IST’n^ I (8) Aa Ike Warld T hru (C) I N 4#) Mews — Westiier Is in This Fall (88-S^B) Yas’re Psttlag Ma O b ( o > Si (8-M) Lat’a Make s Deal (C) (B) Blpeaid HOLLYWOOD (AP) — A year Ica.CommeTclal televisi(Bi, In a I (8) Love Ii a Maay ^leadarad * fil Spoetaealar ago, television produceiB, writ play-safe year, has a tendency Thfaig (C) "Band or Angela" '87. Cavil (88-88-B) Daya af Oar Lives War romance between New ers and stars were excited to hire specialists with proven (848) Newlywed Game - (C) (Orleans genUeman. former * about messages and meaningful track records ih old shows to > (8) OaidiaiTLlihi (C) slave runner and beautiful (88-B48) ThTiDwten aristocrat Caark Gable. dram a. During 1969-70 .caution tunn out new ones (G) Yvonne De(3atio, Sidney Pol- (848)------Dattag Game' (0) tler. ( o Is the byword and the phrase Veteran viewers are likely to (8) Ha 8aU. 8ke Bald used most often to describe the (88B -B ) ABsiker Warld IPiC) ''Tile Nun and the Sergeant" recall "Route 66” when they see (8-W Geaeral HMpUal (C) 61 Robert Webber, Sime product Is "pure entertatn- Sten. NBC's "Then Came Bronson.” (8) Gomer Pyle — IlSMC (C) m eut.” (8*8848) Ym DM’t Say [O (B 4 ^ ) Taalgkt Skew M a- The new scrim stars one man (8-M) One LU, to Live The BJatabllehment, walloped (8) Baagar Sbuioa ) »8 W }c) on a motorcycle, Instead of two (8888-B) Matck Game 1:1 1 <*> Neite — Memeate af Cem- vigorously last season by 'TV’s in a sport car, but both were (ert aad GsMepeete bright, eaniest young producers (8) Mike DMglaa 8kow < shot on location and involved In (18) Temp* 18 (B) Premter neatre and performers, Is likely to be (M) Dark Skadawa •Destroyer” Edward O. Rob- a new adventure in a' different (18) PhakloBi la Sawiag nuon portrays an old sailor treated tenderly. The memory communlity each week. (8 »8 »B ) Newi medy (18) Hamper Beam (C) cellation by CBS is still painful (88) My LiHle Maigte M ) News HesdHaes — VSAF ly-freah In everybody’s mind. style Is.not at ell Hke that of Lu (B ) Mike Dosglaa Skm . u d o n (C) ) (B ) Newt aad « New, faces, new situation ro- cille Ball, but If the premise and (8848) Fliatsteaea (0) execution of "The Debbie Rey 8:M (8) .:moa Barae \ > (8) News aad WaaBar — Ma^ edles, new variety shows, cute (18) Uaderda' (C) ^ B t St Medltattoa aad Siga nolds Show” is occasionally re (B) Tkesire B Jack Hawkins in the o n children and winsome dogs will (B ) Maaatera abound. Many shows will have a miniscent of "I Love Lucy," It (M) GUllgaa’a lilaad film, “Masquerade,” familiar look beimuse there are could be the Influence of proiduo- (B> WeatUr Monday 9-11 pjn. on er-creator Jess Oppenheimer. (8) Stomp tke Stars (C) only a dosen or so basic plots i«**a M to Beaver NBC. Onr ifPEEDY Specialty and not all of them work In ser- He w as prom inent In the birth (88) Baatea Blaekto TRULY DELICIOUS of the Ball-Amas series 18 years (B ) GBUta’a Islaad <••>, Caaaeqaaacea Uto (C) ag o 8:M (M> Weatkar — Sparta aad (8) Ne wttk Ftaak C H f C K R N AB C's, CTBS's and NBC’s new News (to) Diek Vaa Dyke Brown in 6 ROnates medical shows will Inevitably (8*B> H ua^ - BMOey The world’g 'Tbiest endB’ remind one of yeateryear's Kll- (0 ) <‘S{ fe!.% a v y i (B> Laeal News ehicicen” with taMompniwhl* uare and Casey. Cute chUoren (B ) Nawa ) (8) Death Talley Daye (C) taste. have often helped a nin-of-the- (B ) Bawkide (B) Bmtlay - B^Udey B ) mgkwrnj Patrap^ (C) Ehrerett M. : mlll situation comedy into the (8) News witk Waiter Craa- Truth a: (C) CALL IN OROER wlnnen' circle, and in a year (U ) Mavto Plek Up 10 BUanted Later Press Galler (8*8*48) Nawa — Weather — ELECTRONICS when the geme is back in favor, Barts aad Featotes (C) usual maniu they are present In wholwale sketches of assorted lengths and l : B ( i ) WBd wad West B (C> DECrS DRIVE-m nois Republi with different coats into each )) Wbe K O t e d ____ LABORATORIES quantities. One eerlea, ABC's B rier (C) 402 CENTER ST.—OtS-tdM for his orat( "The Brady Bunch," has six. weoiUy iij^ r. The sketch es wlH News' lavestlgatloa of death ’range’ from broad (ximedy to poUutkn) at lake Brie. terday in While the approaching season rTogram depidepicts pollution „ 277 BROAD tender sentiment and have one the lake, reauk I o f tbM poUn- does not appear to contain much elemerjt in common: Love. Uon and what is being done experlmentath)|n with radical, shout tt. SHOP md A B C 's "S u rv ivors’ : wUl try to daring material, some fresh transfer a literary form,- the (8-B) Hpeelal: “Wkat the SAVE F.M. AfW AJI. forms around will be offered. Coe—iM Wae AS Abeet — novel, to television. The aeries NBC’s "M y World—And Wel- Feelbaire Olmt IB Yeare" WHERE will be a complete story told in W Geaear Pyto —D8MC (C> (xune to It" Is based on car- (8*<*B) Naaea o f the Game YOU SEE CAR tixuis, writing and personality of 26 weekly "chaptere," a varia Tony PVMoeioea in "F to r of His 1 tion of the famUlar daytime se RIgD Places'' CUadine Longet. THIS the late James Thurber. It will Jeanne Oain, John Payne, combine Uve actors and realis rial,' which begins now story Robert Webber. Zaa Zaa Ga- SIGN S T E R E O lines whUe concluding old ones. bot and JUl Donabue are . tic sets with animation Utr a gneato. R (o To 1 fliat in adult attuatlon comedy. 8 :B (8) Mavis PLBN’S TEXACO "Q igot” Mute Janitor tmir«e RADIOS ABC will partially tree ttself woman and her young daugh Sn BIAIN 8T. WAamNOTON. from the tyranny of the dock In WARWICK SHOW ter in oft streets rt Paris ett McdOnley pfr JaeWe Oleaaott. littodl atdU and TV-Ksdle lalaa sad 8«rvlee Its "Love, American Style." It Dioruie Warwick wiH star fbr (»d*> M i tar lha DetaMe OORMAN BROS. will drop three or four complete were praise^ tod the first UriM in bar own tele »?eto - (C) 77* M AIN 8 T. Mrt* (BBBI Tbs Ibtag M tC) sense that ^nls Ul vision special, an boor of muato poM this .way sgi In the dUUnctive slide of