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McLucas Convicted Golda Meir One Policeman Dies; 12 Shot Says Israel^ Of Conspiring to Kill V.S. Dispute TEL AVIV (AP) — Prime As Violence Jolts U.S. Cities Minister Golda Meic said today By DAN HAIX erence to the length of the de­ that Koskoff has asked for a Israel is engaged in a "stren­ Associated Press Writer liberations. Court observers said mistrial. uous dispute" with the United By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the deliberations were the long­ When the Jury adjourned Sun­ NEW HAVEN, Conn. States over Israeli charges of \ A dozen policemen in est in modem Connecticut court day, shortly before 6 p.m., it Egyptian violations of the Mid­ three cities were shot over history. (A P)— Black Panther Lon­ had spent a total of 32 hours de­ dle East cease-fire along the the weekend, seven of th m liberating the complex charges nie McLucas was convicted Mulvey said the Jury’s work Suez Canal. in Philadelphia, where one "indicates to the whole wide against McLucas—kidnaping re­ “ As initiator of the proposal, in Superior Court today on sulting in death; conspiracy to died. Urban violence flared world" that it had gone "almost the United States promised that also in Washinsfton, D.C., a chargre of conspiracy to beyond what was expected of murder; conspiracy to kidnap; neither side would be allowed to murder in connection with you. . .to help bring Justice in binding with intent to commit a Improve its position through the where two foreign missions crime. were bombed and in Los the May 1969 slaying of a this case.” cease-fire,” she told a meeting A few hours before the ad­ of the Histadrut, Israel’s 1 abor Angeles, where Mexican- fellow Panther. McLucas smiled as he was journment, the Jury had report­ led out of the courtroom to re­ federation. American rioting claimed Ihe Jury of two blacks and ed Itself "in disagreement." "Only a few hours passed one life. 10 whites—which had deliberated turn to the State Correctional Judge Harold M. Mulvey sent 3 Center at Litchfield. (after the shooting halt took ef­ 'The latest shootings in Phila­ more than 30 hours since getting them back for more delibera-. Earlier in the day, defense fect Aug. 7) and already the delphia came this morning the case Wednesday afternoon— tions. Egyptians began violating the when three members of a police acquitted McLucas of three attorney Theodore I. Koskoff McLucas was charged in con­ asked for a mistrial, calling the agreement, and these violations raiding party were wounded in other charges—kidnaping result­ nection with what police say are still continuing," she said. lengthy deliberation "an exer­ an exchange of fire with barri­ ing in death, conspiracy to kid­ was a plot by the Panthers to "Israel cannot concede on this cise in endurance rather than caded occupants of what police nap and binding with criminal kidnap and kill Alex Rackley, a point and agree to become said was a Black Panther com­ Intent. deliberation." The Judge denied New Tork City Panther who po­ weaker if fighting is renewed on the motion. munity information center In Judge Harold M. Mulvey set lice maintain had been suspect­ the canal.” the North Philadelphia area. bond for McLucas, who also Is "'Ihe Jury is apparently hope­ ed of informing on the Pan­ Israel claims Egypt is moving lessly deadlocked," said defense Inspector James Curran was under a murder indictment in thers. missiles into the so-called for­ attorney Theodore I. Koskoff, hit in the right hand. Police Middlesex County in the same The prosecution says the or­ bidden zone—a 30-mile-wide Capt. Ro)Rrt Martin in the "and further deliberation be­ der to kill Rackley carhe from strip along both sides of the ca­ case, at $16,000 and set a pre­ stomach tmMiands and Patrol­ comes an endurance contest and nal where, according to the sentencing hearing for Sept. 18. National headquarters and from man FYank Eckman in the left <0 any verdict achieved would ap­ cease-fire agreement, no mili­ The maximum penalty for con­ Black Panther National Chair­ leg. The injuries were not be­ pear to be as a result of the man Bobby Seale. In addition to tary materiel may be moved up spiracy to murder is 16 years. lieved serious. pressures of the Jury room and McLucas, seven Panthers in­ at least for the 90-day duration “ I believe you have made Fourteen arrests were made. becomes an exercise in endur­ cluding Seale face trial in con­ of the truce. some history in this case," ance rather than deliberation." Philadelphia police Sgt. Frank Judge Mulvey told the jury of nection with the alleged plot. Mrs. Meir denied Israel ac­ The motion marked the third cepted the cease-fire because its VonColln, 43, was shot to death six men and six women, a ref­ time since deliberations began (See Page Eight) air force could not stand up to Saturday night while talking on Soviet missiles in the canal the telephone in the guard house zone. at Cobbs Creek Park. Earlier, (O) ’This was a rebuff to Foreign park guard James Harrington, (0) 36, was shot in the mouth while (O) Minister Abba Eban, who said Saturday that had Israel reject­ patrolling in an emergency wag­ ed the cease-fire, it would have on. New Group Formed to Fight Sunday night, two highway IlgB lost its air superiority against Egypt. patrolmen were shot and one In Jerusalem informants said was critlcapy wounded in an in­ cident in the same area, but Po­ School Integration in South (See Page Nine) lice Commissioner Fl'ank Rizzo By TED SUMMONS said he did not think the two closed plans to mount a cam­ said the organzation is hopful shooting incidents were connect­ Associated Press Writer paign against busing, zoning that the Justice Departnient will Into ed. •teO A’TLANTA (AP) — ’Thousands and pairing of schools. raise those questions in a sched­ Rizzo blamed what he called a [)th- of schools across the South be­ A part of the campaign, uled Oct. 12 hearing before the band of organized revolutionar­ IdM gin classes this week under or­ spokesmen said, will be the es­ high court on an appeal of a Rebels H it ies for the Saturday shootings. <«) ders decreeing the end of dual tablishment of a “ Legal Offense court-ordered plan for Char­ Two men were arrested and school systems. But attempts to Fund,” to compete in the courts lotte, N.C. ’The plan requires the (C) our others are being sought. combat federally forced racial with the Legal Defense Fimd of busing of 13,000 to 17,000 pupils. The H ague; ‘’These men set out to—as <0 ) integration continue. the National Association for the 'The Charlotte case has been Ihcr m-' they say—kill p l^ ,” he said. ‘The latest effort came Simday Advancement of Colored Peo­ considered a pivotal one on the Rizzo said that highway pa­ ple. with the formation of the Na­ issue of busing. School officials K ill Guard Philadelphia Park policeman Frank VonColln lies on the floor of the police trolmen Thomas J. Gibbons, 20, tuU- tional Coalition of Concerned there postponed school opening rith “ We are all through reacting station where he was killed by a gunman who fired three shots. (AP Photofax) and Frank Nolan, 38, were shot hia Citizens, a group of state organ­ to what other people do. We are until Sept. 9, but Chief Justice 'THE HAGUE (AP) — 'Three Sunday night as they ai>- tion izations claiming more than a Warren E. Burger declined to busloads of young Indonesian one going on the offensive," said El­ proached a car with two men Uta miUiem members in 27 states. lis Rubin, a Miami Beach, Fla., issue a stay of implementation rebels stormed the residence of after chasing and curbing the Representatives of the coali­ attorney. of the plan as they had hoped. the Indonesian ambassador to­ rard vehicle. 'They shot back and >lck tion from North Carolina, South Dr. Mitchell Young of Texas Burger rejected similar ap-. day, killed a Dutch police guard wounded onb ot the men who Carolina, Virginia, Florida, said that although persons from peals from several other sys­ and hoisted the flag of the 1050 was apprehended. Car­ te) Georgia, Arkansas and ’Texas only seven states attended the tems vdiebe substantial busing Republic of the South Moluccas. Gibbons was reported in criti­ (C) gathered in Atlanta and dls- meeting, those present repre­ is required. His most recent ac­ Ambassador T. A. Natadlnin- JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) tigators said one of the group 'Hie FBI was investigating a cal condition and Nolan as satis­ (C) sented states other than their tion came Saturday, on a peti­ grat escaped and went into hid­ — Gunmen invaded a Navy may have been a woman or a possible link between Sunday’s factory. ( 0 > own. tion from Richmond, Va., offi­ ing, but his wife, their two chil­ arsenal about two miles from a man wearing a wig. robbery and a burglary July 27 Fl>ur policemen in Riverside, alph A second meeting of the coali­ cials. dren and 10 other persons were nuclear weapons storage point “ Numerous hand guns and of the ung(uardede Jacksonvlllle Calif., 65 miles southeast of Los tion is scheduled Sept. 12 at Richmond schools open today, held hostage in the suburb in and escaped with firearms and small arms weapons were taken Army National Guard Armory. Angeles, were shot from am­ aad Norfolk, Va. under a plan calling for busing embassy mansion. ammunition while five sailors including seven carbines,” the More than 100 weapons, most­ bush Sunday night during a Biilletin about 13,000 of their approxi­ 'Die raiders demanded that they had tied up watched help­ FBI said. ly carbines, were stolen during search of a Mexlcan-American ’The group announced it is lessly, the FBI reports. seeking an immediate meeting mately 50,000 pupils. Indonesian President Suharto, 'The commanding officer of the July break-in, as were sev­ neighborhood for persons sus­ due in the Netherlands 'Tuesday, 'The robbery Sunday at the C3ecU Field, Capt. L. K. Simon, eral achlne guns and some pected of throwing firebombs Sifs DODD APPEARS with President Nixon, whose ad­ The failure to obtain a stay SET FOB CONTEST ministration says this fall will prompted extensive last-minute received J. A. Manusama, who Cecil Field Naval Air Station said an exact count of missing .45-callber pistols. However, all earlier. None was reported seri­ With 4 p.m. today the dead­ biHng the most meaningful preparations by officials of two calls himself the president-in- was pulled off by raiders armed weapons was not available be­ the g(uns lacked firing pins. ously injured. line for the filing of petition school desegregation in the of Florida’s largest systems, exlle of the South Moluccas. Su­ with pistols, the FBI said. 'The cause the Navy was taking in­ Two weeks ago, Jacksonville Police said they did not know signatures for independent South since the 1654 U.S. Su­ Dade County (Miami) and Bro­ harto is making the first visit by exact number of raiders has not ventory. police recovered the stolen what precipitated the throwing candidates, it appears from preme Court decision which out­ ward County (Fort Lauderdale). an Indonesian president to his been determined but at least 'The robbers did not take ma­ Army weapons when they of firebombs and rocks in a city petittons already sent to the lawed assignment of pupils by Substantial busing is required country’s former colonial mas­ three were involved an FBI chine guns or grenades avail­ stopped a car in the downtown park. Four persons were arrest­ secretary of the state’s office race. by the plans for both those sys­ ters. spokesman reported. able in the arsenal, the FBI area. One Negro was taken into ed but none was charged in the that U.S. Sen. 'Thomas Dodd Spokesmen said the coalition tems, two of 41 which open to­ Indonesian Foreign Minister An investigation revealed that said. custody, but a second man in shootings, police said. has qualified for the Nov. 3 will attempt to Impress its day in Florida. • Adam Malik said in Jakarta the intruders remained for 90 'The FBI said the robbers the vehicle fled. <« Trouble also erupted Sunday that Suharto has informed the minutes at the arsenal, located night in the Wilmington section elections. views upon the President and Winston-Salem, N.C., whose wore stocking masks. Other Dutch government he will not about two miles from the Cecil FRESHWATER, Isle of Wight of Los Angeles. Sen. Dodd needed 6,033 sig­ seek his assistance in having appeal of a plan requiring the sources reported the band wore make the scheduled visit until Field storage point for nuclear (AP) — 'The songs were ended Ih>lice said about 500 Mexi- natures to run under the the Supreme Court: busing of 2,700 pupils also was ski masks as well as gloves and "Dodd Independent Party” the wife and children of the In­ weapons. at the Isle of Wight pop festival can-Amerlcans touched off sev­ —Hand down in specific terms rejected, will not open its long-sleeved shirts. label. donesian ambassador are re­ today but the fans lingered on. eral fires in a 12-block area, the definition of a unitary school schools until 'Tuesday. Authorities said the arsenal is The sailors told the FBI the 'The nude, noisy Jamboree Although today is the dead­ system. leased by the Amboinese dissi­ threw rocks and hurled bottles. Although more than 100 south­ guarded by a civilian security gunmen ransacked lockers, concluded with a riot Sunday Some arrests were made. line for filing the petitions —Rule on the question of dents. ern systems—many of them in­ force employed by the Defense ripped the telephone from the night, two fires on stage and Saturday night, one per«>n with town clerks, it is not the whether either the Constitution 'The raiders were Amboinese tegrated for the first time—have Department. wall and made their getaway in tales of financial loss. Thou­ died, more than 60 were injured deadline for certification by or existing statutory law re­ exiles from the East Indonesian already opened with only minor island of Ambon. 'They or their An FBI agent said none of the one of the seamen’s cars. 'The sands of young sunbathers put and 185 Jailed. Property damage the secretary of the state. quires a mathematical balance sailors saw all of the early car was later found abandoned 'That deadline date is Sept. 21. of the races in schools. Rubin (See Page Eight) (See Page Eight) morning Negro intruders. Inves­ outside an unguariled base gate. (See Page ’Two) (See Page Two)

Senate Roll Call Tomorrow •' /2<‘h Many Voting ‘Amendment to End the War’ In Vietnam, > -g$ Looks Doomed as Vote Nears Despite Cong WASHINGTON (AP) — Legis­ Robert P. Griffin said passage The President would be given SAIGON (AP) — A moderate­ lation to pull all U.S. troops out wou)d disrupt the Vietnamlza- one 60-day period in which he t . . . . ■■ ly pro-government slate and one of Vietnam by 1972 appears tion j program, undercut Presi­ could suspend withdrawal and backed by the opposition An doomed in a long-awaited Sen­ dent Nixon’s efforts to end the resume active combat to thwart Quang Buddhist faction were ate vote 'Tuesday. But win or war and could prolong rather a "clear and present danger” to ' ... leading today in first returns lose, backers proclaim strategic than shorten the conflict. U.S. troops. Other extensions from South Vietnam’s senatorial dividends. " ’The adoption of such an could be granted after first ob­ elections. 'The so-called "Amendment to amendment would trumpet loud taining congressional approval. 'Ihe three top 10-man tickets Bind the War” looks to fall sev­ and clear to the Asian Commu­ will win election, makliig up eral votes short in a roll call. nists that they need not negoti­ GREENWICH. Conn. (AP) — half of the 60-member senate. (But doves say they’ll show ate seriously, that they could at­ The Democratic and Republican Sixteen slates made the race. enough strength to reflect the tain by default what they could nominees for the U.S. Senate In first place was the pro-gov­ sharp divisions throughout the not win on the battlefield," Grif-, from Connecticut say they are ernment ticket headed by Sen. nation over the war, and view fin said, also in an article writ­ bn opposite sides of the fence on Huynh Van Cao, a former gen­ the precedent-making chance to ten for The AP. an amendment now before the eral, wdth 708,607 votes. The An make their formal stand a ma­ "If the Senate should approve Senate which would limit con­ Quang ticket, headed by Vu Van jor moral victory. this resolution, which it won’t, it tinued involvement in Vietnam. was the date of Sen. Nguyen Whatever the outcome, they would be a signal to our friends The Rev. Joseph Duffey, the Van Huyen, the senate presi­ add, the Nixon administration and foes alike that we, as a na­ Democrat, said in a telegram dent, vrith 549,682 votes. must regard a significant show tion, are unwilling to measure Saturday he would vote for the Despite more than 60 Viet for the amendment as a pro­ up to the responsibilities we amendment and challenged Rep. Cong and North Vietnamese found portent that Congress will have assumed,” Griffin said. Lowell P. Weicker, the RepuUl- rocket and mortar attacks insist upon a fuller role in shap­ McGovern, however, said can, to make his stand known. which killed 56 Vietnamese ci­ ing war and peace. adoption of the measure would "My only regret,” Weicker vilians and wounded 140, the It is noted by most observers, restore a lost constitutional bal­ said in a reply today, "is that g(ovemment said 4.8 million however, that whatever the en­ ance between the White House for a few more months it will votes were cast. That was two- thusiasm the amendment may and Congress in the conduct of still be Congressman Weicker thirds ctf the registered voters. stir in the Senate, it likely would foreign affairs. / / rather than Senator Weicker, so 'The An Quang faction boycot­ be overwhelmed in the more In South Vietnam, he agreed, I will not be on the Senate floor ted the 1967 elections which hawkish House. adoption of the amendment to vote ‘No’." brought in the present govern­ “The vote on this amendment would pobably lead to a coali­ "You term it the important ment of President Nguyen Van forces each senator to face tion government. amendment to end the war,” Thieu and the current senate. squarely his own resp

’iT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCH^TER. C O ^., MONDAY,' AUGUST 31, 1970 P A G E T H R E E PAGB TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CQNN., MONDAY, AUGUST 81, 1970 Manchester Vernon made for centuries by an Ar>( ' Hospital Phone Comment Session Insurers Seen Continuing menlan fam ily udio pass the MOVIERAnNGB Sheinivolil oti Bridge ir SPECIAL AUG. 27 — SEPT. 2 if Violence Hits Hospital Notes The telephone number for Events Slated A 9'to 11 a.m. comment secret from father to son. Ho- FORmRENISAND session wiH be conducted to­ t)ody else has ever made as NEW GUIDE TO BBIDOE Manchester Memorial Hospi­ To Write Bay State PoKcies 12-PACK YOUNG PEOPUE < NORTH morrow by the Manchester fine a cymbal since the Ingred­ Three Qties GIVES FBAOnOAU BKUP vram vG HOUBS tal was changed a few For Teachers, ffw e*rfee#ve 0# !*•<■ le Mtofm ♦ K Q 4 Board of Directors. It wlH be “TH E WAT ients in the alloy remain a. Intermediate Care Semi- months ago, but too late to BOSTON (A P ) — The t<^ le­ Speaking on radio station By ALFRED SHEINWOLD C? Q 73 in the Municipal Building closely guarded secret. A mod-' COMVAf tot cMMrwi. fftvate, no«m.2 p.m., and 4 p.m. be listed correctly In the new Administrators gal aide to Gov. Francis W. Sar­ W EEI’s "B ay State Forum” ICE CREAM SANDWICH TP O A Hearing Room. em metallurgist analysed one Across U.S. My friend and rival Alan 8 p-m.; private rooms, 10 a.m.- phone books. The hospital Although Vernon schools will gent says he thinks Insurance Sunday, Armstrong said “ the in­ I HEARD r r of these cymbals some years ’Truscott, vdu> writes a dally 4 A K Q 1074 number is 646-1222. The board holds public companies will continue to write surance conunlssioner knows SAVE 20e r Continued from Page One) |AU A6IS AOMITTCD ~ t p-m., and 4 p.m.-f ^m. not be open until Sept 9, ad­ back and then decided to du­ Goodspeed Opera House In bridge column for a certain WEST EAST hearings on the first Tiieo- automobile policies In Massa­ how much the companies make East Haddam: "The King of Gtmrai Au01iwm ’ Fedlatrics: Parents allowed ministrators and new teachers plicate the alloy. In the process ■ large Eastern newspaper, has 4 108 6 2 ♦ 93 day and third Thursday of chusetts despite their objections or lose.” by John Gruber Schnorrers" by Shimon Wlncel- estimates ranged up to $1 mil­ any time except noon-2 p.m.; have orientation events sched­ he blew himself up. just put out an excellent new A 10 6 9 J 8 5 ethers, 2 p.m.-9 p.m. 622 Poster St., Wapping; Rich­ uled for this week. each month. They are for to provisions of the state’s no- Additionally, Armstrong said, MT. YERttON DAIRY STORE berg, music by Bernard Her­ lion with 178 businesses vandal­ AU Wit AMITTIO Cymbfds have no pitch of book called “ A Guide «■ to O 109 8 4 O KQ632 ard B. Kent, 271 South St., Rock­ The administrative staff will those town residents who fault insurance law. state auditors study the insur­ 244 BROAD STREET, MANGHESTEpi mann, tonight through Friday at ized or looted. Parmltl Guldwct Svggntid S d f Service: 16 a-m.-2 p.m., their own but will vibrate sym­ Practical Bridge,” published * 1 6 A 983 wish to file suggestions or " I do know that the new form ance companies’ financial re­ 8:30 p.m., Saturday at 0 p.m., 4 p.m.-8 p.m. ville; Gall S. O’Bright, 311 Oak meet tomorrow at 9 a.m. in the pathetically to the sound of the The day began with a peace­ by the New York Times. He got SOUTH complaints on any subject in of mandatory renewal, which cords. matinees Wednesday at 2:30 and Intensive Care and Coronary St.; Donna J. Monroe, 44 Elm Sykes School cafeteria and also orchestra when held in the hand 4 AJ75 the board’s Jurisdiction. Armstrong said that the com­ OonOmilng the serlea about much more eaally and la usual­ Saturday at 5. ful anUware parade called- to a bridge player by the name of Care: Iilimedlato family only, Hill Rd., TalcottvUle; Mrs. on Wednesday with supervisors was passed as part of the gover­ without being struck. Usually KtTIIICTEO missioner, however, has not had the inatnimenta of the orcheatra, ly encountered in marching Oakdale libislcal Theatre in protest the number of Mexlcan- Omar Sharif to write the fore- C? K942 anjdlme, limited to five min- M ary E. Jackson, 66 Helaine and directors. The comments are relay­ nor’s emergency legislation, has they are employed in pairs and I IM tr )7 raquti«%«tameinylng O J75 ntec. ed to the town manager’s of­ removed substantially...one of “ as broad authority during the we come to the trombonea bcmds but not elsewhere. Wallingford; Bobby Sherman, Amerlcans killed in Vietnam. PsniK or M u lt GuoiSIsn ward. Today’s hand, ^aken from Rd.; Mrs. Irene C. Webster, 24 On Thursday an orientation struck against each other, but ♦ 5 2. Newman St.; William R. Tofeldt, fice for review and possible the major objections \riilch the last three years as he did prior which la Italian for "large Coming down from the tuba Thursday at 8 p.m. Authorities and parade qwkes- the new Truscott book, w ill give Maternity: Fathers, U a.-m.- will be held for teachers new sometimes a single cymbal Is 70 Mather St. action. companies raised," Christopher to that tim e." trumpet" Ihe Oermana call on the c(mductor’s score we en­ The ’Triangle Playhouse in men disagreed on how the vio­ you an idea ot how useful it Is. N o rth East South West 12:45 p.m., and 6:86 p.m.-8 to the system at the Vernon suspended and played with Center Middle School. A general Armstixmg said Sunday night. Instead, he blamed present in­ this Inatiument "poaaune," and counter the percussion instru- Farmington: "There’s a Girl in lence flared. , M DM USOCR 17 AMITTIO North dealer. 2 ♦ Pass 2 ♦ Pass P.m.; others, 8 p.m.Mi p.m., and Also, Daniel M. McLennon, 66 drum sticks. Respighi asked for meeting will follow registra­ Insurance companies objected surance problems on the legisla­ Incidentally claim the old menta; those that produce Soup," tonight through Sat­ Police said youths threw (Ago lim it m tr v v y Neither side vulnerable. 3 ♦ Pass 3 C? Pass 6:80 p.m.-8 p.m. Hilltop Dr.; Stephen D. McIn­ such a cymbal to be played with tion of the new teachers at non schools must have been Im­ to two proirlslons of the recently ture who "fo r three years now, Angel Gabriel will blow a trom- sounds by being atruck. H ieie urday at 8:40 p.m. rocks and bottles when sheriff’s In cofloln in ti) Opening lead — Ten of Dia­ 4 N T Pass 5 0 Pass Age lim ltoi la in maternity, tosh, 866 E. Mldde Tpke.; Ro­ sponges in a continuous soft roll enacted no-fault law—one that i(have) frozen the rates of com­ bone, not a trumpet, on the Day are an Infinite variety of per­ Storrowtown Theatre at East- deputes went to investigate re- monds. 6 * A l l Pass 12 in other hraaa, no limit in land A. Le'stage Jr., Coventry; 8:30 a.m. Teachers will meet munized against smallpox, po­ for a watery effect in "FV>un- - — lio and regular measles. provides a 16 per cent across pulsory liisurance as a way of of Judgment. cussion Inatnimenta divided In­ em States Exposition Park: ports of looting at a liquor store. West leads the ten of dia­ •elf-zervlce. Mrs. Lucille Audet, 20 High with principals, department tains of Rom e." Children who are now being the board rate reduction and an­ trying to avoid the problem lik e all brass Instruments, to two categories; those with a "Irma la Douce,” with Bike Robert Elias, an organiser, monds, and South must be care- ___ mootBrn nAwonaner is Ridge Rd,, Rockville; Mary Lou heads, directors and . supervis­ The Tam-tam or Gong is a uoTttM eooi or mi/^iiouution. enrolled for kindergarten ■will other that made it mandatory without really facing up to It.” trombones can blow bugle calls definite pitch, and those with Sommer, tonight through Friday said, "The police came in and ful not to claim his 12 tricks i X ^ r The administeatiau reminds Mikulski, 180 Greenwood D r.; ors in a general meeting. OUnese instrument like an for companies to renew a moto­ F a m o u s ? but at a lower pitch. To get the indefinite pitch. The piano la a at 8:30 p.m., Saturday at 9 p.m., broke up our demonstration, vrithout looking ahead. If South visiters that ivlth construction Henry Chretien, 46 Russell Dr., After lunch which wUl be pro- be sent cards with screening oversized cymbal. It has a most rist’s Insurance each year, de­ notes between those of bugle percussion instrument, and If matinees Wednesday at 2 and The young had to do something. draws trumps and finds that the .. , mder way, paridng apace is Vernon; Howard W. Manley, 'vlded by the school, the teach­ appointments. Albert Kerkin K iller Typhoon Impressive sound. Then there Jr., assistant superintendent, spite his dri'vlng record. you better calls, trumpets and horns use used as an orchestral instru­ Saturday at 4 :80. Most of the kids were just an- six missing twmps are divided t ' M«ntted. Visitors ai^ asked in East Hartford; Kevin A. Walsh, ers will have some time to pre­ SEOUL (A P ) — Five persons are all sorts of odd things like THEATER TIME pare rooms for the school open­ said this will be done during 'ITie latter provision was re­ valves but the trombones use ment it will be scored in the The American Shedcespeare gry." 4-2, he will be able to take the hear with the lioepMal while the 43 Ridge St. were killed and a sixth was re­ believe it I castenets, rattles, slapsticks, ing and at 2 p.m. will report the first week of school anl pealed by an emergency bill slides. The vadves give an arbit­ percussion section. Festival Theatre in Stratford: Killed was Ruben Salazar, 42, SCHEDULE first 11 tricks. But then West »»• '* parking problem exlsta. Also, Ralph K. Oiapman, 63 ported missing today in the and so on. The percussionist klnsergartners will not be ac­ filed by Sargent, which ensures rary change of pitch but the By far the moat important ot "Othello" Tuesday night and a Mexican-American newsman will save the ace of hearts and Hearts, K-9-4-2, Diamonds, Deerfield Dr.; Raymond E. back to the Middle School for wake of tjqrfloon Billy, which hit slides allow of an infinite var­ needs a truck or at least a large the welcome prepared by the cepted in classrooms until they renewal only for elderly per­ the percussion instruments are Saturday and Sunday matinees, covering the parade as news dl- Burnside — Catch 22, 7:10, a diamond to defeat the slam. Merz, 22 Phillips Rd.; Mrs. southern provinces in South Ko­ iety of pitches, just as do the the tympannl, often spelled station wagon to accomodate all Patients Today: 216 Rockville Area Chamber of have been screened. Any kln- sons. 20,000 Connecticut “ The Devil’s Disciple" Wednes- rector of a Spanlsh-language 9:30. If South is in a forelhought- 9 ^ t do ^ w T Judith A. Boucher, 102A Downey rea Sunday afternoon. The air strings of a violin. timpani. These are conunonly instruments, Commerce. dergaurtner arriving on the first Several insurance companies, brides are still feeling day matinee and Friday night, television station and oaumnlst East Hartford Drive-In — Be- ful mood, as readers of bridge ^ Answer: Md ADMITTED SATURDAY: Ed­ D r.; Mrs. Glrther L. Coolbaugh, force weather bureau said the The slides have seven posi­ called kettle-drums since they This will include a bus tour day of school without previous however, are refusing to under­ proud of their "A ll’s WeU That Ends WeU,” for the Los Angeles Times.------—He yond the Valley of the Dolls, ward Anderson, 72 Essex St.; Coventry; Roy J. Fitzpatrick, typhoon was mo'ving In to North tions which lower the pitch three columns should be. He wlU set of the area for all new teach­ registration will be sent imme­ write new automobile policies In Treasure Chest 3 have a large head stretched Wednesday and ’Thursday mat- was hit by a police tear gas pro. 8 :10; G irl Who Couldn’t Say No, Mrs. Thelma D. Lawson, East 27E Bluefleld Dr.; Mrs. Karen diamond engagement and a half times, thus filUng in up a heart trick while dummy ^ ers in Vernon, EWngton and diately to the East School gym Massachusetts and are refusing Korea. over what looks like a coi^r Inees and Saturday night. Per- jectlle. 10:16. ner has heart support, he can St., Andover; Michael D. Fog- R. Groensteln, Enfield; Mrs. rings. You’ ll be as the gap of the natural harmonic Doves Seen still has a trump to stop the dla- Tolland and a reception at the for screening, Kerkin said. to renew old ones, claiming the kettle. Older scores use two of formances at 2 p.m. and 8:30 In New York aty, a Bronx East Windsor Drive-In - mondTsur the‘'obvTo^ v^B-yot ^ Ho, 133K Birch St.; Trent Re- Jessie B. Mierritt, 11 Montclair thrilled with yours! scale. There used to be a whole ToUand High School. The present kindergarten en­ 16 per cent rate reduction Is un­ these drums which are tunable. p.m. patrolman was hit with a shot- Woodstock, 8:10; Disk-O-Tet 0,^ king of hearts will spade. If he hM neither h e ^ opedl. Camp Meeting Rd., Bol­ Dr.; Mrs. Margaret P. Haskell, Only Michaels fam ily of trombones from so­ A general staff meeting will rollment Is below that which feasible. RANG! The larger of the two drums Doomed In Sharon (Conn.) Playhouse: gun blast in an unprovoked at- Holiday, 11:00. .^xiscott pohits out West suPPort "o*" biddable spades, ho ton; Mrs. Grace L. Rosenbeck, 23 'Hartland R d .; Mrs. Catherine has the TC. prano down to contrabass, but be held the following week on was anticipated according to One company that still Is ex­ \ \ l ! is called the "F " drum while "Waiting for (3odot" by Stun- tack early Sunday. ’Two hours Manchester Drive-In — Pyfn' 67 Turnbull Rd.; Richard V. I. Galgano, 40 Olcott St.; Her­ nowadays only the tenor and muel Beckett Thursday through nn. wlU take the ace of hearts and Sept. 8 at the Vernon Center Dr. Raymond E. Ramsdell, su­ tending Its coverage. Travelers the smaller is called the "C " later, the police department or­ stuf, 8:00; The HellUghters, diamond. Dummy will ^ c o v e r at once ^ Zakis, 132 Lenox St.; Mrs. Ju­ man A. Halford, Ellingfton. rUF-L OIL baas trombones are In general Middle School for all teachers perintendent of schools, and ad­ Insurance Ck>.,. says it mig^t drum since these are the low­ Senate Vote Saturday at 8:30 p.m., Thurs­ dered foot patrolmen to walk all 9:46. both major suits are unplay- dith W. Zimmerman, 46 Pond Also, Mrs. Diane P. Wright GASOLINE use. Rlmsky-Korsakov was the must ruff, and South has no way in the system. This w ill start ditional registrations sre ex­ have to stop because of "inade­ est notes they can produce. By (Oontinned from Page One) day matinee at 2:30. night beats in pairs. Mansfield Drive-In — yfln- Lane, South Windsor. and daughter, Colchester; M)rs. last composer to score for the to draw trumps, which are at 9 a.m. following registration pected because of this. quate” rates. Others have said From as little as $100 tightening the head the pitch of Southbury (Conn.) Playhouse: The patrolman, ITo Rizzo, nlng, 8:16; Airport, 10:30. Gcqtyrigfat 1970 Ann-Marie Schlaefer and daugh­ alto trombone, and I cannot re- a diminishing number of Ameri­ blocked in dummy. ADMITTED YESTERDAY: at 8:80. ILater, at 10:30, meet­ )T1ils Is the first year that kin­ they are "studying” the possible Credit to young adults the " F " drum can be raised to “Who’s Afraid of Virginia was in fair condition following State Theatre — Airport, 2 :00, General Featurea Goip. ter, Notch Rd., Bolton; Mrs. caU a single score that demands can soldiers who have the guts W olfe?" by Edward Albee ’Tues­ The winning play is unusual. Frank J. CSmlno, 29 Cornwall ings will be held in the various dergarten students are being effects of the law. BANTLY Oil " B " while the pitch of the "C " the assault, the latest in an in­ 7:00, 9:22. Joaime W. Carlson and son, 68 the soprano trombone. If there day through Saturday at 8:16 South must lead the question of Dr.; Mrs. Barbara Corneliuson, schools for all subjects from screened. It includes various Meanwhile, the companies COMI’W ). I.M . drum can be raised to "F". to fight a raar-guard action in creasing number of attacks on Leland D r.; Mrs. Donna A. Fel. la one, the part would undoubt­ Thus a complete octave is pos­ order to enable the withdrawal P-m. hearts from dummy at the sec­ 11 Vine St.; Mrs. Nora Crow­ Kindergarten through Grade 12. forms of testing to determine plan to petition the state Su­ ;:;i MAIN sri!i':i':i police in the city this year. lows, 122 New State Rd. edly be played by a trumpet in sible with two drums. to take pUuse." ond trick. West cannot afford to Counsel Material ley, 69 Vernon St.; Mrs. Joan In the afternocm teachers will the child’s readiness for this preme Judicial Ckmrt this week TKi.. Washington, D.C., authorities Rockville t o d y ’s orchestra. Originally the pitch was al- Welcker questioned which ver­ refuse the trick, since declarer FORT MYERS, Fla (AP) — E. Custer, 142 WeUs St.; Mrs. DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: report to their assigned school initial school experience and for a ruling on the reduction, Km'U'illr ^ 7 I found an unexploded bomb near The tenor trombone sounds tered by turning tension screws sion of the amendment Duffey would draw trumps and run the Police reported Friday that two Mabel Donlin, 444 Burnham St.; Mrs. WiUle O. Gallant, 460 for both non-graded and grade will determine the level kinder­ claiming It amounts to an un­ a Portuguese office building Hospital Notes MICHAELS JEWELERS-Downtown Manchester, 968 Main "B -flat" with the slides in the around the rim of the head, supported—"the naked original , Gunmen clubs to take the first 12 tricks. officers resptmded to a fam ily Mrs. Domenlca Flke, 116 Wad­ Woodbridge St.; Mrs. Ellen I. level meetings, with addition­ garten In which he 'will be constitutional confiscation of Sunday. ’The discovery came al time provided to get ready placed. property. closed position. Its complete but for many years now the calling for a definite withdrawal less than 16 hours after the Visiting hours are 12:30 to 8 When West takes the ace of disturbance between a honey­ dell Rd.; Joseph A. Fiorentino, Gilmore, East Hampton; Philip chromatics range is from the pitch has been altered by for the first day of school, for date or the amended version nearby Portuguese Embassy P-®*» I® areas exc^t mn,^ hearts and leads a diamond, mooning couple. Box Mt. Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Shir­ J. CataldD, 19 Green Manor " E " just below the bass staff means of a pedal mechanism Invade the students, on Wednesday. which hurriedly, belatedly and and the Rhodesian Information tem lty where they are 2 to 4 dummy ruffs. Now after declar­ "Their problem is getting ley B. Gorman, 87 Pearl St. Rd.; Mrs. Mary J. Kerr, Lake to the "B -flat" on the middle that pulls down all around the used to each other,” said the re­ inadequately gave consideration Office were damaged by sep- and 6:30 to 8 p.m. er has drawn trumps with the Also, Wayne A. Grotton, 70 St., Vernon; Jacob Thiel, East line of the treble staff. The bass rim in one positiim. It doesn’t to our servicemen in order to port on the bride, 70, and the Arsenal arate blasts. ------king and queen, he can reach W. Main St., Rockville; Mrs. Hartford; Henry Lange, East Vernon trombone sounds " F " with the work as accurately as the old pick up votes. . .’’ his hand by leading a heart to groom, 80. Officers said they Anne B. Kutcher, 291 Wetherell Hartford; John Pay, Coventry; slides closed, although once in a mechanism and it also changes No one was injured in the two Admitted Friday: Cora Corey, He called the change "much (Continued from Page One) the king. He draws two more recommended family counsel­ .St.; Gary E. Bates, 184 Benton Kimberly M. and Lawrence D. while you can find one that the time a little. Neither Kous- blasts. ’The Associated Press re- South St., Rockville; Edwin the same operation. . .as the rounds of trumps, runs the ing. St.; Knight L. Chambers, 105 St. Marotti, 149 Oakland St. Registration Set sounda "B-nat” or “O". sevitsky nor Toscanini would "raamatic i^treat to the center their clothes back on, folded «“ceived vea a leuer letter iromfrom an unuer- under- rFlelschlg, iemcmg^eigo.a Weigold rva., Rd., Tolland. clubs and scores a well-earned John St.; Maura A. Mannix, 81 Also, John J. Bellino, Glaston­ T h e contrabass trombone alow pedal Instruments in their antiwar demonstra- their tents and stood in line for Revolutionary Action Births Friday: A daughter to by former antiwar demonstrj slam. Colony Rd., South Windsor; bury; Peter C. Smith, 681 E. At Local Schools sounds exactly an octave low- orchestras, ferries back to the English Party” which said it was at war Mr. and Mrs. John Grant, Lake- tors scornful of the system If I have to pick a flaw Mrs. Hazel Mercler, Broad Center St.; Lisa Jamison, 2 er tnan the tenor trombone, but The head should be made of the mainland. wlth all white nationalistic gov- view Dr., Stafford Springs, Offices at all Vernon schools are office-seekers within in Truscott’s 2B0-page book, it is Btxx)k; Mrs. Helen A. Oliver, Pine CJlrcIe Dr., Vernon; will be open through this week ' * r r it U no longer in use, being re- calfskin, but nowadays plastic The lines stretched for miles. emments. An anonymous caller Discharged Friday: Keith system." 400 Woodbridge St. Kathreen M. Campbell, 40 Sene­ starting today to enroll children Idaced Iqr the tuba. A quartet heads are commonly in use. ’The Eictra boats were in service, but said the letter was related to Phelps, Main St., South Wind- that perhaps paperback books In telegrams sent to Welcker^ Also, Joseph A. Patterson, 62 ca Dr., Vernon; Winslow Esta- who have not yet been register­ of trombones was very com- tone is nothing like as good, authorities said it could be F ri­ both blasts. sor; Gary Lewis, Villtige St., at $1.96 are overpriced. It’s well home in Greenwich and office AIRPORT North St.; Steven C. Plsch, East brook. Forest Rd., Coventry; ed. Throughout the summer the monly used in the old Hluropean but they do not absorb mols- day before all of the 200,000 fans In Wichita, Kan., a band of James Lavallee, Grand Ave., worth the price to Improve your in Washington, D.C., Duffey Hartford; Mrs. Irene J. Polian­ offices at Rockville High School churches since pipe organs were ture in muggy weather and are were off the island. black youths chopped down the Andrew Nawraci, High St., game, but can it be that our Mrs. Mildred Evans, Glaston­ chaUenged his oppn. "... I would support this NI XT TO TWO GUYS and OR ANTMOOR register their children at the & I tuba for four-part low brass sued if Emil Ludwig, who it again. They said the festival ^®^*^ 20 of the youths overnight Arrow Acres, Storrs; Leon Also, Mrs. Deena S. (Gordon (v) bill in the U.S. Senate," Duffey BIRTHS SATURDAY: A school nearest their home. If a ------i sounds, “’Ivo of these are tenor played kettle-drums for the had become unmanageable and I®*" curfew violation. The frater- Bassett, Egypt Rd., Ellington; and son, 174 Woodland Dr., said, “ i believe we owe it to daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce transfer to some other school is A trombones, written together on Boston, had put plastic heads nlty president said the trouble Eileen Waite, Anthony Rd., Tol- South Windsor; Mrs. Collette G. the people of Connecticut to say that they had lost 60,000 pounds Pox, Whitney Rd., Columbia; a necessary they will be advised. if. . f* ' the tenor staff, while the bang on his instruments. Kuss-kuss began with a fight between two land; Dalton McDonald, EUing- Proteau and son, 146 Vernon where we stand on Important —$120,000— because thousands daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Rich­ Parents are also reminded trombone and tuba are grouped would have blown clear to the members and some blacks in ton Ave., Genevieve Parent, St. .7... issues. I call upon you today to watched free from a nearby hill ard Behllng, 122 Terrace Dr., that all children entering Ver- r ^ together on a bass staff. The celUng and wouldn’t have come ^ the pubUc how you buying tickeU. front of the house. Florence St., both of Rockville; £ u Rockville; a son to Mr. and Mrs. tuba is much easier to play down for a couple ot years. Police in Springfield, Mass., Charies Ryan, Bolton Rd., Ver­ would vote in the Senate on this The freeldaders could hear all l - K , * -K -k ♦ » -K -X I Richard Bouchard, Thompebn- than the cimtrabaM trombone In addition to the pdano, there arrested 72 persons and seized non; Michael Setsky, Helena important legislation." right. Banks of loudspeakers ville; a daughter to Mr. and which accounts for its general is the glockenspiel, xylophone, an estimated $3,000 worth of Dr., Broad Brook; Mrs. Jocm HONliS DAYS NIGHTS 'The antiwar amendment, boosted the sound as far as Yar- MON TUE WED THUR FRI Mrs. George Brenza, Suffield; use, even though the tone quali­ celesta, marimba, and a set of drugs during weekend disturb­ Waldron and son. Laurel St., which was introduced by Sen. mouUi, five miles avira^,^ a son to Mr. and Mrs. Charles ty is not exactly the same. tubular chimes, all of which Rockville; Mrs. Brenda LeDuke ENTIRE PARK OPEN - 1 P.M. Mark Hatfield, R-Ore., and Sen. The music at E a s t''^ o n , the ance at a park. A window was NMt all thtrMmMiMW **"•••• ftv near Fresh­ ter to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald U ducing notes of definite pitch. injured Springs. eftemoen would authorize Congnress to put water, had been scheduled to patrolman Manzo, Wallingford; a daugh­ boms. These include the eu­ One of the common instru­ CMMneiieta W rMn . . , S l.0 0 limits on the continuation of end Sunday. The program was ter to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald phonium, also known as the ments of indefinite pitch is the IwtMymrlOrMn . . .ttbSO " rr <1' U.S. Involvement in the Indo­ extended until early today to reports ot * a crowd blocking a MMIt MMti ON SAU 1 0JCta 4PM Duke, Kelly Rd., Vernon. sr-' « ^ 2fX' baritone, and two bombardons, snare drum. This is a double­ <0#4A'f«r rMt* frtM 1NJO. !• MO PJU china war. complete a lineup of performers roadway. usually called baas tuba and headed drum. The top head is Ntra’t aE you pay taalgMI BIRTHS YEBTB21DAY: A As written, the amendment that included Joan Baez and (xmtrabass tuba. A tenor tuba struck by the sticks and the CNMrw w •• M iMra . . . S14Q daughter to Mr. and Mrs. James ' f iv e STORES OF FASHIO** would epAct President Nixon’s Jlmi Hendrix. also exists but is seldom em- bottom head vibrates in sym­ ■moMr Msr le rmn , . ett.S 0 H i Kiddtts Sedlock, Storrs; a daughter to _ _ w lthdrtR^ plan into law by A few hundred fans tore down plojmd. B,o t h Wagner and pathy. ’Tight up against the bot MNM UOOU ON UU r OJI. 14 10 PA Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shaw, corrugated iron fences during Stock Market _t044«|*rjNrMM 7 PM H CMH Bruckner have called for it, tom head are a number of setting a legal limit of 280,000 GIANT 2 West Willington; a daughter to among others. Wagner employs "snares” strung across the dl- American troops in Vietnam the night and battled police and NEW YORK (A P ) — Stock »Rf| ADMISSION THfl PANHIN(. i. , ! f ■ . •' .1 •. - G o M m HOURS Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Yeager, a quintet of tubas to rfiow the after April 1, 1971, and would festival guards to get into the market prices, apparently un­ G ameter of the drum. These vl- arena where paying spectators ______The Isle Kelly Rd., Vernon; a son to Mr. rough, blustery character of brate against the bottom head require the withdrawal of re­ Rute sat. Half a dozen food stalls and Mrs. Lawrence Dzwonkus, A GIFT - Hundlng, in the era "IDle and produce the characteristic maining military forces by Dec. ot the were looted and destroyed. taking, were little changed at BACK-TO - Enfield. Walkuere." sound of the Instrument com­ 31, 1971. Bine Estimates of property dam- midday. Trading was moderate- S C H O O L The Sousaphone is essentially monly 'ised for military ef­ Duffey said the proposed Ddphln DISCHARGED SATURDAY: age ranged frem $12,(XX) to ly active. FOR YOU >S> a tuba and is frequently called fects. amendment is the "kind of SH O W Extra Margaret K. Noyes, 46 Glen- by that name. Its tone is not as There are all sorts of drums. effective congressional action" $72,000. noon, the Dow Jones aver- Thursdory F IV E wood St.; Deborah J. Armstrong, which could bring the war to The fires, apparently caused ^ge of 30 industrials was off 0.20 good as the upright tuba, but Including tenor drums, - base Cartoons for band work it can be carried drums, and even the tamborine, "a decisive end." by flares thrown on the stage, jq 766.61. Sept. 3 id which is a small, slngleheaded began about 2 a.m. as Hendrix Tiie margin by which ad- 1:00 drum with jangly metal plates was finishing a number. They vances led declines among the Real hair Inserted in its rim. There is Spiro's Sideburns were quickly doused, and the issues traded on the New York also a tambour, which is a long, GUAM (AP) — Vice Presl show went on. Stock Ebcchange narrowed to pni*|* To Every Douglas Osmond, chief con- about 3 to 2 from the earlier 2- single headed drum something dent Spiro T. Agnew says it’s 3 to 2 from tn r n c e 3 , , ^ like the South American drum true he is wearin| his sideburns ®*. ^^^Hampshlre C ^ t y , to-l lead for gainers, Eyelashes made famous by Dezl Arnez. longer lately. '“ *® drugs. Brokers saw profit taking as 0IANT Under 12 Y n . PMlWied DaUy Except ^nday> qiie English call this a "tabor” " It ’s just an effort on my part PYomlscuous sex and violence at the main force overcoming the and used it in ancient days with to make my photographs l^ k ^® ^ ^® " «l® “ vely early step upward. PENCIL BOX from Telephone S4S-27U a flageolot, hence the term Uke I ’m not bJd from half-way '"® ‘ *‘® maJ®rtty They noted that profit taking Second Class Postace Paid ai "pipe and tabor" met with in up." he explained to newsmen ***® yo«»^ers charming," he was selective and orderly and Manchester. Conn. told------newsmen. ----- normal, considering AIX. SEATS fl.aa Earl SDS8CR1PTION RATES Shakespeare and other old writ­ during a stop Sunday en route Charles Payable in Advance ers. home from a trip to Southeast the ejctent of gains In the past CtMw*r-Fai prtBtMl ^ Year ...... |S0.0u Then there are the cymbals, Asia. ‘"Ihe gray hair two weeks. Daniels ■M MobUis ...... 16.S0 doesn’t OFXHMSE KARL Three Months ...... 7.W the best of which have been show in the pictures." Bidders Sought Amonge the glamor issues, C. SCOTT/MALDEN of the IBM was off 2% at 268%; Ck>n- A, 0. . - , . i PM I.. At 0^ N W k For Road Work trol Data was ahead 1 at 87; Po­ iiTBWTON" laroid was up % to 69%; Xerox MUMmcCMnHUMimisauFna nMWiiM Bids will be opened Sept. 11, was off % at 78%; and Memo- mMNccum-iuM^ Ritz rex, was up % at 70%. Where will you go? WeU, at 11 a.m. In the Municipal nut IT IE UK*’ BBS— BBINO MOM AND you’ve got the whole wide Roan Selection was the vol­ Building, for reconstructing a DAD, TOOl world to pick from. One thing FU N EJ^ HOME portion of Hartford Rd., from ume leader on the ^Big Board, . fXGLUSIVE you should know — travel is ^ fet.-to Pine St. The award- ® Infectious. Once you've mad/e 311,100 shares—chiefly a block AREA SHOWINe Pencil Boxes Oonrtesy of 3 winning contractor will be re­ a trip abroad, you can hardly transaction of 282,600 shares at Manchester Evening Herald Established 1874 Three generations of service quired to begin work within five AIR-CONDITIONED wait for the next. You don’t days of receiving the contract 6 . have to see all of Europe the The Associated Press 60-stock STATE first time. Plan your travels ' i , . and to complete it within 86 MANCHISTfR CIM m R average was off 0.2 to 261.4 at * IRII PARK RIAH «M tillAlC) on a long-teim basis — a trip calendar days. 142 East Ceoter Street midday; with Industrials down i S i t . 2dN^ Bve. 7M A 9M every year or every second The roadway Improvement Manchester, Conn. 06040 .4, rails unchanged, and utilities THI NUMBIR ONI NOVUrOF THI year. Plan intelligently from has been designated as a selec­ YIA R ...N 0W A MOTION PICTUHII the start and you can cover off .1. Creating money is as easy as driving cash tive reconstruction program. In .ROSS HUNTER mwem. the globe in a decade of sum­ (203) 649-7196 Noon prices on the B ig Board those areas where there la base mer vacations. Oioose a Included Iowa Beef, up % at 17; failure, new base w ill be in­ group of countries you can Oirysler, down % to 28%; Nato- comfortably visit within your stalled. On parts of the area, AIRPORT mas, off 1 at 88%; Telex, down vacation. 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If more are required, printed forms are permissible, American motorists wiU drive TalaphorM: 525-9158 msny times he can come up Established 1792 Member F.DJ,C, 300 mllUon miles more over the with the perfect plan for you but they should be personally signed. W e discuss these procedures with HARTFOAD • EAST HAATFOlO • WEST KARTFORO • CLMWOOO • WINDSOR • WETHERSFIELD • MEWINGTON • MANCHESTER « FARMINGTON . BLOOMFIELD • TORRINGTON • HARWINTON • PUTNAM • • CCNTRAL VILLA6C AmOVID BY THI nos—DAui, MiNrafAN — JdiAinni — and at a price you can af- (D&L CoemeUcs — aU iitorea) every family in every service. three-day holiday than they STATI BOARD OF IDUCATION NORTH GROSVENOROALC • HORWtCH • MONTVILLE • COLCHESTER • NEW LONDON • MYSTIC • NIANTIC • OLD SAYBROOK • STONINGTON • ESSEX • CROTON • WATERFORD • LEDYARD • HIDOLHOW N • WINSTEO • STAMFORD would during a normal week­ iford! end. ’M m n e a m ssi PAGE POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. 'MANCHESTER. CONN.. 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Knight-Boland Announce Engagements Johnson>Abraitis Egan^Hammond Mosher'O’Bright Valade'LaCoe Mai^aret Ann Boland of East Center Congregational Church Martha Wadsworth Ham­ The marriage of Suzanne La- Hartford, formerly of Manches­ was the scene Saturday morn­ mond of Hebron and Edmund Ooe of Waterford, formerly of ter, became the bride of Peter ing of the marriage of Margaret John Egan of West Roxbury, Manchester, to Raymond Den­ Rose Abraltis and Boy Winslow Wayne Knight of Canton Satur­ Johnson, both of Manchester. Mass., were united in marriage nis Valade Jr. o i South Windsor day afternoon at Wapping Com­ The bride is the dau| iter ^of Saturday morning at St. Peter’s took place Saturday morning at the mantle Community Church. munity Cluirch. * Mr. and Mrs. Custon 3. Episcopal Church, Hebron, ?'• The bride is the daughter of The bride is a daughter of Mr. Abraitis of 68 Doane St. The The bride is the daughter of bridegroom of 1216 W. Middle Mr. and Mrs. Burt LaCoe of and Mrs. Thomas R. Boland of Mr. and Mrs. WiUlam W. Ham­ Tpke. is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Waterford, formerly of Man­ 63 Vernon St. The bridegroom mond of Church St., Hebrcm. Robert W. Johnson of Old Lyme. chester. The bridegroom is the The bridegroom is a son of Dr. is a B snapdragons, and baby’s breath gladioli and assorted flowers gown of silk organza, trimmed mony. Mrs. Frank Bouges of were on the altar. with Venlse lace and daisy ap­ were on the altar. Given in marriage by her Niantic was organist. The bride was given in mar­ pliques, designed with bishop father, the bride wore a full- The bride, given in marriage riage by her father. She wore a sleeves and A-llne skirt. Her by her father, wore a full-length gown of imported linen accent­ cathedral-length veil of silk il­ length gown of silk organza ap- LtortDK photo .The engagement o i Miss pliqued with ivory peau d’ange gown of crepe and silk organza, ed with Venice leice at the high lusion was outlined with match­ The engagement of Miss De- Lynn Dupont to Robert Glen lace, designed with high collar, designed with high stand-up col­ neckline, the cuffs of the peau borah Ann Scott to George E. Higuera, both of Manchester, ing , , lace ,, and accented with empire bodice, cap sleeves, all lar, and long organza sleeves de sole sleeves, and down the Hatem, both of East Hartford, has been announced by her appliques, ^ d she carried trimmed with white lace and front. Her veil of silk illusion has been announced by her par-, parents, Mr. and Mrs. George a of ^aiaenopsis or- of lace, a chapel-length watteau - - j B ciilds, sweetheart roses, stephan- train appliqued with lace, and a pink ribbon. Her veil of silk il­ was attached to a matching ents, Mr. and Mrs. Spencer J. E. Dupont of 117 Ridge St. lusion was arranged froni a Her fiance is the ^ n of Mr. oUs and green foUage. chapel - length mantilla edged camelot cap, and she carried a Scott of East Hartford. matching headpiece accented cascade bouquets of daisies and Her fiance is the son of Mrs. and Mrs. Victor Higuera of 70 Miss Kathleen Hogan of Bos­ with matching lace. She carried ton was maid of honor. Her em- with pink ribbon, and she car­ green foliage. Alma Hatem of East Hartford Bolton St. , , . , , , a bouquet of white phalaenopsls orchids, stephanotis, baby’s ried a colonial bouquet of white Mrs. Larry WUder of Man- U,e late Mr. Edward S o n e d ° ^ m h S “ c o l £ breath, and ferns. carnations, pink and white Chester, sister of the bHde, was f m ^ ' f H o ^ l f h o M ^ L c e \rim™«'eamers Miss D. Yvonne Wright of He­ sister of the bridegroom; and alike in green and white check­ Therapy, he is employed as a Bridesmaids were Miss Lynne bron; and Miss'Nancy Tinsley Miss Mary Court. ed gingham styled to match the Runde of Manchester and Miss therapist at St. Francis. of Springfield, 11 1 . The attendants were dressed bridal gown. They wore ecru An Oct. 24 wedding is plan­ Donna LaChapelle of East Hart­ v-< ’Hie bridal attendants wore alike in full-length gowns of two woven lace hats, and carried ford. Their pink voile gowns and ned. full-length yellow gowns accent­ % shades of lavender, fashioned bouquets daisies and green matching pink picture hats were ot ed with white venlse lace at the with long bouffant sleeves. similar to the honor attendant’s, foliage. %V’ necklines and hemlines and They wore matching picture Robert Brucker of (Farming- and their bouquets were accent­ they carried bouquets of yellow hats, and carried nosegays of ton served as best man. Ushers ed with pink streamers. daisies emd orange roses. light pink miniature carnations, were John Knig;ht of Granby, Michael Kenney of Manches­ Miss Julia A. Soinlnen and pink and white roses, and lav­ brother of the bridegroom; Lar­ ter served as best man. Ushers Miss Anne Marie Soinlnen, both ender statice. FYBXXtllB pIkOtO ry Wilder of Manchester, broth­ were Theodore Malek of Man­ Nahslff photo of Hebron and neices of the The flower girl was Michele MRS. PETER WAYNE KNIGHT er-in-law of the bride; and Wil­ chester and Robert Bartlett of r Bradford Bachrach photo) Vincent ptmto MRS. ROY WINSLOW JOHNSON bride, were flower girls. ’They MRS. GARY JOSEPH MOSHER Dupree of Avon, niece of the liam LeRue of Granby, brother- East Hartford. MRS. EDMUND JOHN EGAN MRS. RAYMOND DENNIS VALADE JR. wore orange dresses trimmed bridegroom. She wore a light in-law of the bridegroom. Mrs. Abraltis wore a multi­ with white venlse lace and car­ Linda Susan O’Bright and bridesmaids carried colonial pink smocked dress and carried Mrs. Boland wore sui aqua color silk dress with pink acces- Pagani’s Crystal Lake Ballroom roses and white carnations. The ried baskets of white daisies Gary Joseph Mosher, both of bouquets of yellow daisies, and a white basket filled with pink ConvertinO'Genovese peau de sole dress with a sories and a corsage of pink and in Ellington. The wedding cake couple will live at the Beacon matching hat. The bridegroom’s white miniature carnations. The was made by the bridegroom’s Hill Apts, after Sept. 6. and orange roses. TWanohester were married Sat- Rower girl carried a nose- and white carnations and lav- T urkingtori'Lar aia Arthur J. McDonald of ’ gay of yellow daisies. ender statice. mother wore a lime green bridegroom’s mother wore a mother. For a plane trip to Mrs. Johnson is employed at ' T I 3 Jamaica Plain, Mass., served o^day morning in St. Bartholo- John DePasquale of Manches- Wayne Shepperd of Derby brocade dress with matching light orchid color dress with Miami, Fla., Mrs. Johnson wore the Travelers Insurance Co., accessories. Both had gardenia white accessories and a corsage a red, white and blue voile dress Hartford. Mr. Johnson is em- as best man. Ushers were Dan- mew’s Church. ter served as best man for his served as best man. Ushers of pink sweetheart roses and with a sleeveless navy blue coat, ployed as a cost accountant at corsages. iel F. Egan, Philip M. Egan, The bride is the daughter of brother-in-law. Ushers were were Dean LaCoe of Waterford, A garden reception was held white miniature carnations. red and white accessories and the Fuller Brush Co., East Hart- both of West Roxbury and j^ir. and Mrs. Adolph E. Roger Mosher, brother of the brother of the bride; and Mi- at the home of the bride’s par­ A reception was held at a corsage of red sweetheart ford. brothers of the bridegroom; o ’Bright of 31 Alice Dr. The bridegroom and Richard Cote, chael Wilbur of Now Bedford, David Novlckl of Orange; and bridegroom is a son of Mr. and brother of the bride, both of Mass. EIMV1FOB A UFETIME! ents. For a wedding trip to CL You'll never have to buy film a«tln . . . Larins photo Gregory R. Schiueter of New- Mrs. Edmond C. Mosher of 174 Manchester; and Thomas Mrs. LaCoe wore a shocking because each time Uffgetts develops and Washington, D. C., Mrs. Knight The engagementit o( Miss San- prints your roll of BuCw & White or * wore a two-piece black and dra Ann Marston of East Hart- ton, Maas. Benton St. Wight of Wndsor Locks, cou- pj^jj emsemble with matching Koda^Lor film we give you A B ^ Following a reception at the The Rev. Edward LaRose of ^ the bridegroom. Nicholas accessories. The bridegroom’s liUTBLY FREE, a fresh roll of Him white voile dress with matching ford to George A. Moquin of for your camera. Wo replace the film accessories and a corsage of Manchester has been announc- home of the bride’s parents, the gj Bartholomew’s Church per- DePasquale ^ Manchester, mother wore a blue dress with you have developed. It’8 all fresh- Hale-Brentian couple left for a motor trip to formed the double-ring cere- bridegroom, was matching accessories. Both had dated and top quality and Ko­ daisies, ed by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. The engagement of Miss Dor­ dak. too. Qul<^ processing . . . ------Allan I. Marston of East Hart­ othy Jean Chadwick of Andover Long Island and Maine. They mony and celebrated the Mass. corsages of pink roses. 2i hour service for ford. will live in Forest Hills, Mass. Harrv Carr was organist Bou- ^ Bright wore a llg^t A reception was held at the black and white (juat to IWesley Wayne Swanson of Susan Lee Brennan and Ml- M r s Fean a eraduate of .i T i Ph* silk worsted dress with Q little bit longer for Sideburn Cutoff Her fiance is the son of Mr. Wethersfield has been announc- chael John Hale, both of South Mrs. JLgan, a graauaie oi qogtg of gladioli and daisies Holiday Inn In New London. For color). Rham High School in Hebron, ^ -re on the altar matching accessories and a< a motor trip to Maine, Mrs. SANTA MONICA Calif (API eorge oqu n o ed by her parents Mr. and \yindsor, were wed Saturday received a BA degree this year ' corsage of pink and white H ^ I A MONICA, (AP) 185 Autum St. Mrs., William Chadwick of An- mornine at St Marearet Marv Valade wore a pink, lavender — ’^ e hearing was short, the Miss Marston, a graduate of dover. from Wellesley (Mass.) Col- J*'*'*® w m ^ v e n in mar- sweetheart roses. The bride- ~of riage by her father. Her em- groom’s mother wore a "mint sideburns were not. George J. Penney High School, Her fiance is the son of Mrs ’ lege. Mr. Egan, a graduate of Im S te d s i l k T '^hl‘ ® accessories. The couple The Santa Monica Personnel is employed as a typist at Trav- Carl Swanson of Wethersfield daughter of Sacred Heart High School in P‘*^® 5 :!“ ®*’®P® ^®®® „ j wrojoester Mass . , MIDDUB! XT , ,.., o T? A ttimmed with peau accessories and a corsage of Worcester, MOSS.,' DRUG Board upheld Friday an order elers Insurance Company. Mr. and the late Mr Swanson ***’’ Bren- Newton,4 Mass., received a BA SBJ\za. ® j ^ ajia a corsage or vaJade ia a. nAnlor by PoUce Chief Earl Reinbold Moquin, a Manchester High Miss Chadwick is a teacher ’ d..r.. in m, ’'’’I'r « A«umpOrSui= that sldeburr.s of his officers School graduate is employed by in the town of Hebron and Mr Windsor. TTie brlde(p-ooin is a dence (R.I.) College. He Is ® scalloped neckline, shew After a reception at the KofC Valade Is a .1967 irradu- terminate at "about the mid-ear Eastern Metal Products of Ded- Swanson is employed as a fore- Edward J. employed as a teacher of blolo- bishop sleeves, an A-line skirt Home, Mr. and Mrs. Mosher gy L d oceanography at Xaver- “ I a deUchable chapel-length left on a motor trip to the Po- ham, Alass. He Is a member of man at Display Workshop in j Benedict Dr., South _ trotr, Hor .roll ___ .______... . __ “ “ S, 1909 grOOUate Of LaSell Eric Wexler, 26, a member of the U.S. Naval Reserves. Hartford. Windsor, Ian Brothers High School, West- *^*'a*"- Her elbow-length veil of cono Mts. For traveling Mrs. T,,_ior nnliBo-B the force for 16 months, did not The wedding is planned for No date for the wedding has The Rev. Joseph P. Shick of wood. Mass. imported silk Illusion was ar- Mosher wore a peach and wine ’ CAo/cesf Meats In Town! comply and was fired July 26. May 22, 1971. been announced. St. Margaret Mary Church per­ ranged from a camelot cap, and knit dress, brown crushed ®^® employed as a nUrse at the Massachusetts formed the double ring cere­ '.iVu ii she carried a cascade bouquet patent accessories and a cor- mony and was celebrant at the of phalaenopsls orchids and Ivy. sage of sweetheart roses. ’They General Hospital, Boston. Mr. N Daddario Asks Valade is a 1967 gp'aduate of TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! nuptial Mass. Mrs. Elizabeth Mias Kathryn Quinn of Man- will live in Manchester. LEAN ALL BEEF Scheldel was organist and Mrs. Chester was maid of honor. Mr. and Mrs. Mosher are East Catholic High School. Buckley'Zuk Marge DePoutot was solo­ Harsher Penalty Bridemalds were Mrs. Ronald graduates of Manchester High ist. White gladioli and yellow Cote, slater-ln-law of the bride. School. She is employed at ’Ihe marriage of Seindra Lee For Oil Spills Andover HAMBURG LB 69® pompons were on the altar. and Mrs. Donna DePasquale, Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance 3 LBS. g l.9 8 Zuk and Bruce Francis Buck- Given in marriage by her GRO'TON, Conn. (AP) — Rep. bridegroom, both Company in Hartford. He is ley, both of Manchester, was father, the bride wore a full- Emilio Q. Daddario, the Demo- Diane employed at REM Refrlgera- Girl Scouts List LEAN ALL BEEF solemnized Saturday morning length nylon sheer A-llne gown cratic candidate for governor, Windsor Locks, cousin tlon and Air Conditioning Con- at the Church of the Assump­ trimmed with venlse lace, de­ called today for stronger pen- ^® bridegroom. Michelle tractors. He also attended New Drive for Funds L B tion. signed with lace mandarin col­ PATTIES 79® alties for companies responsible ^®^® Maimheste^ itiece of the England Technical in New Brit- lar, empire bodice, and cuffs 3 LBS. 82.25 ’Die bride is a daughter of for oil spills in the state’s water- ^ride, was flower girl, Connecticut ’Trails Council of Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Ag- on the Victorian sleeves, and a Girl Scouts has announced that FIRM RIPE BmCH MOUNTAIN ways and wetlands. The bride’s attendants wore new of 86 Coleman Rd. The detachable chapel-leng;th train again this year Mrs. Allen Fra­ bridegroom is a son of Mr. and edged with matching scalloped *”I1ie passage of Public Act chiffon gowns trimmed at zier of Lakeside Dr. will head TOMATOES LB 10® Mrs. Francis O. Buckley of 622 lace. Her elbow-length bouffant 765 by the last session of the empire waistlines with rib- the local Girl Scout fund drive. N. Main St. and Old Lyme. veil was arranged from a <3onnectlcut General Assemt)ly lace and designed with high 600 Guests The committee assisting Mrs. The Rev. Francis A. May- camelot headpiece and she car­ has brought many of the state’s necklines, and shoulder-length Frazier will Include Mrs. Ed­ HIGHLAND PARK MARKET dock, chaplain at St. Raphael’s ried a cascade bouquet of .white polluters to the realization that veils with matching headpieces, Invited To ward Yeomans of Lake Rd., An­ Hospital in New Haven, per­ roses and phalaenopsls orchids. it is far less expensive for them "Hie maid of honor carried a dover Girl Scout organizer-con­ 317 Highland St., Manchester—Phone 646-4277 Iiorlng photo formed the double-ring cere­ Mrs. Harry Sharp of Man­ to take precautions to prevent colonial bouquet of yellow and sultant; Mrs. Lucas Moe of MRS. NICHOLAS DANIEL CONVERTING mony and was celebrant at the chester was matron of honor. / oil spills than to be refeponslble White marguerite daisies, the State Dinner Wales Rd., treasurer; and Mrs. nuptial Mass. Bouquets of dai­ She wore a full-length gown de- for the removal of the spill and ___ Robert Campbell of Rt. 87, Linda Doris Genovese and both ot Manchester and twin sies were on the altar. sgned with vdiite venlse lace the damage caused by it,” SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. (AP) publicity director. The drive nieces of the bride. Their pink Nicholas Daniel Converttno, The bride was given in mar­ empire bodice accented with Daddario said. — Six hundred guests, including wlU take place in October; spe- both of Manchester, exchanged gowns and headbows were riage by her uncle, Santo Sclon- satin buttons, stand-up ruffled Nassiff photo ‘"The act could be strength­ movie stars, poUticans, and dates will be annotmeed vows Saturday morping at St. similar to the honor attendant’s, ti of New York City. She wore collar, lilac chiffon A-line skirt, ened by including strong penal­ Bridget Church. and they carried smaller vers­ leaders of the Mexlcan-Ameri- a gown of ivory peau de sole, bishop sleeves with ruffles at MRS. DA-NUD BRYAN TURKINGTON ties to be paid by the offending _ V ...... Mrs. FYazier and her corn- The bride is' a daughter of ions of the maid of honor’s can community are being Invit- . . . designed with an ivory lace the cuffs, and lilac satin sash. firm in addition to payment for ' * mlttee Me planning a door-to­ Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Genovese bouquet. > >7 IF rrs bodice and pouffed sleeves with She wore daisies in her hair and Frances Maria Larala and Donna Larinio of Wethersfield, removal of the oil and tar res- ed to President Nixon’s state door solicitation. All adult vol- of 17 Denting St. The bride- Joseph Diminico of Manches­ lace cuffs. Her mantilla was of carried a colonial bouquet of David Bryan Turklngton, both of cousin of the bride. Miss Chris- idue from the spill,” Daddario dinner in San Diego Thursday unteers are requested to c n- groom is the son of Mrs. Nicho­ ter served as best man. Ushers, matching lace, and she carried yellow daisies. In tine Loveland of Manchester said in a statement released dur- for Mexican President Diaz Or- tact her or a member of the FORMAL las Convertlno of 19 Strickland all from Manchester, were Rob­ Manchester, were united In a bouquet of daisies, yellow tea- Bridesmaids were Miss Ruth was junior bridesmaid. ing a campaign tour in the ^ ^ Aft. and Mrs. 'Turklngton are gelf along the route of the Ken- in-law of the bride; and Mrs. ^ Includes Shampoo, Test Curls, Styling Set and Glamour Spray tGLOBE* teacher in the East Hartford 'The Western White House is Wa me Longfellow and Mrs. Brian Buckley of Washington, er wore a beige dress and ac- lord. She U employed at the ® graduates of ^Chester fflgh „gdy motorcade in 1963 and syrtem 6 4 3 - 1 4 4 2 3 ^ inviting some congressmen, offl- Frank Hoher, both of Manches­ Darien Man Okayed D. C., served as his brother’s cessories. Connecticut Bank Trust Oo., school. Mrs. Hale, also a gradu- and Haircut Included by Misses Marian, Sandra and Trioia ► SSchool. cl^ l. He attended the Poly-Polv- {Hmed__ j the _.i.i action__scnooi when sysiem. gunfire x Ra; A Travd Service ^ technic Inatlhite of Rrnnkivn ------, ------V ®------Mr. Anderson received his BS dais from California, including ter. Their gowns of . white lace technic Institute of. Brooklyn cracked Uapitto 6 EtMri Ssnk* For BroadcaA Post best man. Ushers were James A reception was held at the Constitution Plaza, Hartford, gj Manchester Community y e ^ and is a senior "®**^ downtown un- degree in mechanical et^neer- Gov. Ronald Reagan and the and blue chiffon were styled to pi'i' utvwr • Condid Crowe, John Anderson, Buddy Elks Carriage House in Rock- Mr, Buckley, a graduate of College, is employed by Sage W ^55 MAIN STTREET ^ n ^ derpass. ing from Worcester (Mass.) mayors of San Diego and Los • Color match the honor attendant’s. WASHINGTON (AP) —The W a AO at OK ^ at the UniversityDiversity of of Connecticut Conne • Pro^Bridots Nicholson and Novel Fhy, all of vllle. For a wedding trip to Manchester Hl§h School, re- Allen Co. in Verncm. Mr. Hale, 643-2165 nrajorlilg in electrical engineer- Zapruder’s film was consid- polytechnic Institute where he Angeles, some Hollywood stars, • EftMoment Phetoi -THE UAItVEL OK MAIN STRZirr' They wore matching headbows Senate {^proved Friday the Schultz Beauty Salon in electrical engl Ni-«0T MAW snarr. Ma n c h e ste r Manchester, and Joseph Con- Europe, Mrs. Buckley wore a ceived his bachelor’s degree in also a graduate of the Hartford Ing. She will graduate in Janu- ®*^®** *dghly valuable to experts was a member of Lamba Chi. representatives of this CJalifor- • Aonovnctmeatt • InvitattoRS with veils, and; carried colonial nomination of Thomas W. Moore roy of East Hartfcnd. ’The ring black pantsuit with vdiite acces- 1969 from St. Michael’s College, Institute of Accounting, is em- 9ii { InK. She will cnr&dimtc in «fcuiu~ OPiN MONDAY THRU SATIIRDAY »:S0 TO S M <*Mtorfdr i S A lrttoe^ ^ ary from the University of"con-of Con- *^’^Jdng ^ to establish establish exactly exactly how how Alpha Alpha fraternity. fraternity. He He is is employ- employ, nla nla community community including Including offi- offi- w. Ar. PROFESSIONAL THURSDAY t:»0 TO l;00 bouquets o i pink miniature/car­ of Darien, Conn., as one of three bearer was David John Agnew sories. After Sept. 21, the cou- Winooski, is employed ployed as a clerk at the U. . 44 OAK STREET—PHONE 648-8951 y tr^ H e 8 iRailraids and SteunsUp, necticut with a BS degree in Kennedy...... was killed. ed- j as a project engineer at the cers ^ of local mUltary . posts, »_ and .. PHOTOGRAPHERS nations. presidential iqrpolntments to the of Manchester, brother of the pie will live at the Beacon Hill in the marketing department of Post Office in South l^ d s o r . A ir Conditioned— Ample Parking^ K UnMk ^ specialsneclal education.editcnHnn Shesho worksnrnriro Zapruder Zanruder owned owned a a dress-man- dress-man- Lee i-*o Co., IX)., Westbrook. wesioroox. Conn. uonn. leaders leauprs otoi the uie MexlcM-Amerl- j*i 75 Laurel St., MaKhaattr The flower girls were Robin Oorporation for Public Broad­ bride. Apartments in Manchester. thp'^'Southern New England Tliey will live at 336 Center Rd., BY API> INTlCNT ONLY part time as a state rehabllata- ufacturing business, The wedding is planned for can community, Mrs. Stuart 0 Genovese and Liori Genovese, casting. - Mrs. Agnew wore a light blue Mrs. Buckley, a graduate of Telethons Co., Manchestbr. Rockville, after Sept. 6. tlve counselor for the deaf. ' Services will bo held Tuesday. the summer of 1971. said. . , ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, AUGUST 81, 1970 PAGE SH3VEN

PAGE. SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 1970 Tet he also told leaders in z ' Hebron Fuzziness iii Eastern Polity both countries that the United TV Tonight States would come to their aid if WE MAINTAIM OUR LOWEST PRIDES Why Walk When We Can Ron? attacked, as provided in mutual Aanrl^pBtpr 35-Acre Purchase Eyed See Saturday's TV Week Revealed by Agnew Trip security treaties, presumably A New York ’Times reporter was try­ for Complete Ustlnga. relying on air and naval power. Day In...Day Out.,. SttpitltiQ l|praU i ing to find out why, minute after min­ B y CARL p. LEtJBSDOBF dlcates their inability to mount In Southeast Asia, Agnew totde For Conservation^ P ^ y Aaaoolated P mmm Writer a major drive. just the opposite tack: ’That the '__ ITJBLJ8HHD BY TBB ute, hour after hour, day after day, 5:M (8) Baike’s Law HBRAU> panmNO co.. me t (M) Maarten HONOLULU (AiP) — \Tce Yet, he emphasized that the danger of a Communist take- U Biatfl StTMt week after week,' year after jrear, in The Conservation Commlsslim Cones Rd. beginning at Burnt (44) onUssB’s Island ( 0> President Spiro ’T. Ag;new’s sec- United States wlU do everjftiiiiig .over remains real and the Unit­ liM<»fcnatnr_ OOBIL Weather Watch (C) THOMAB T. ^ERQDBOK voted last week to investigate HIU Rd. and extending noriher- 6:tS <4S) ond Asian trip has demonstrat- it can to prevent a Commtmlst ed States has no Intention of on PRESCRIPTIONS the Ijm ee Square subway shuttle, "tbeae 5:84 (M> Ginifaa’e Islaad (O) WALTBS K. WESaaVBan the feasibility of the town pur- ly .53 ot a mile. PnbUahen thousands run tor a train when they can <44> WluiFi t b Uae ed ambiguities Inherent in the takeover of Cambodia, viewing leaving until those ccnmtries are ... resulting in meaningful Vgmidad Octobsr X 1881 chasing a 35 acre piece of prop­ West St. beginning at the im­ 5:64 (18) Sewlas Bbow Nixon Far East doctrine whUe this as a direct threat to the se- able to defend themsmves. already see the next one coming into 6:44 (84) Wearier — Sports erty on OrayvUle and Reidy proved section and extending News strengthening Agnew’s stature curity of U.S. troops in Vietnam WhUe agreeing with ’Ihal For­ savings to you every day! the station." Hill roads (the southend of southerly .46 of a m ile. (18) Weatoraen (M> To Tea the Trath as a foreign poUcy spokesman and, perhaps more Importantly, eign ^finlster ’Fhanat Khoman’s ’Ihe only answer he got was from a town) tor the purpose of recrea­ Hlllcrest Rd. beginning at the (44) News on the eve of the congressional to the Nixon administration’s principle o f'“Southeast Aslanl- No np« and downs in your Prescription tion and cmiservatlon. Asking presently Improved section and 6:46 (46) Bawhlde campaign. troop withdrawal plans. zation,” Agnew moved to leave costs—no “dlsootmts” today, "Regular B0B8CRIFT10N RATB8 subway employe who had been watch­ 6:84 (S> News wHh Walter Oron- prices’’ tomorrow! Panhia tn Advaaea price of the property is report­ extending southeasterly .82 of a Ute <0 ) In Korea and Formosa, the Coming as It did just before assurances that the American Qm Taar ...... 880.00 ing it happen tor a long time, and who ed at 856,000. m ile. (8) News w ia Frank Ber- No “reduced specials’’—no “temporary ^ MoBtha ...... u !h Dslda aad Howard K. Smith vice president showed that, Agnew takes to the poUtical people would back the adminis­ n /a a Montha ...... 7.80 told h im : According to John Hibbard, And Daley Rd. beginning at <18> Dick Taa Drke where conditions i>ermlt, admin- stump as the chief adminlstra- tration’s policy of underwriting rednotlons’’ on Prescriptions to lure Ona Month ...... X80 "Over and over I’ve seen it. One per­ chairman of the commission, the presently improved section (86) NBC Newa (0) istratitm poUcy stands quite tion campaigner to overthrow the costs of Efubh-air-etfort. custom ers! WEimiCR n j Euid extending southeasterly .47 7:66 (t> After Diimer Movie top priority over the past year (8) Trath or Coneeqaeaoe* (0> close to the view of the Senate Democratic control of Congress, Unlike Agnew’s first trip, At the same time, there is never any THE ASSOCIATED PRESS son will start running and everybody o f a m ile. Hia Aaaoctatad Praia la axcluatralr ea- has been given to the possibil­ (18) Candid Camera doves—Agnew’s favorite poUti- Uie trip had its inevitable politi­ whfch went in for a comMnation compromise in servloe or quality! else starts running. Human nature hasn’t ’Ihe town, through the Select­ (88-48) Nevra — Weather and tWIad to tha u a ot repnbUcatlon ot all ity of securing an "area that Sports aairliis In adrartMa- sands trying to catch a train which vestigate the feasibility ot the obligation for the repair, main­ 4:80 (8) Beantjr F anaat (O) YEAR . . . ON ALL YOUR manta and other readlna matter In n>e tenance, re-construction and (18) Alfred Hltohoock Southeast Asian commitment. actions in Southeast Asia a ma- He proved to be a poised, in­ Manehaater Branlng Berald. travels 0.44 o f a m ile in its 60 second acquisition should be taken." 16:08 (18) Ten O’CIoek Beport (C) Agnew made clear in talking jor campaign target, formed spokesman tor the U.S. PRESORIFTION NEEDS. liability of every kind on these 18:88 (8-48) Now (C) Hibbard described the land as with newsmen he wUl give the But In both Korea and Formo- viewpoint, held his own against Mtacrlber to Loa Anpelaa Tbnaa-Waahlna- run, also applies, with equal accuracy, roads. (U) Tempo 18 (C) ideal for a swimming facility. 11:08 (8-6-80-48) Nevra — Weather President an optimistic report sa, Agnew’s account of his talks some of Asia’s wiliest leaders loa Poat Newa Berrloa. to the joumejrlng of millions for longer PHNA Board and Sports (C) TRY US AND SEE PWl aarrlca dlent of N. E. A. Berrlce, Inc. ’There is a "stream running later this week on' the working indicated a reluctance to accept and displayed a candor that ex­ _Pnbllahara BapreaeiitatlTea — HMewa, The Columbia - Hebron - An­ 11:85 (8) Movie ■tagten jm d Cullen Inc., Special Agency distances, such as the mileage a human through it, a hemlock gorge, dover Public Health Nursing 11:80 (SO) Tonlfht Show dohnnjr Car- of the Nixon Doctrine, the poUcy those nations’ fears of Imminent tended to an admission he had — New Toih, Chicago. Detroit and Boaton ion (C) being mlj^t run up in the course of and Rajrmond Brook crosses on Agency Board will meet Thurs­ (8-40) Blok Cavett Show (C) announced on Guam a year ago Communist attack that should lied, for security reasons, about one side, Salmon River on the day at 8 p.m. at the agency (18) Herv OrUfIn Show (C) which combines reduction of have delighted the Senate his plans to visit Cambodia. MBMBBR AUDIT BDRSLAi; OF CIRCDLA- three score years and ten. We might 1:H (8) News aad Weather — Mo­ 3 TION8. other side." office. J American forces and increased doves. So should his assertions say of this joumejrlng too that "human ment ot Meditation and Sisn The commission also voted to AU committee chairmen are Off Asian self-help with a reaftlr- that the administration is em- Dteplay adrertlalnA cloalnaboan nature hasn’t changed—not on this earth discuss the issue with the other (8-88-48) Newa — Prayer and Xor Monday — 1 p.m. Triday. reminded that annual reports SItn Oft mation of U.S. treaty commit- phasizlng domestic priorites For neaday •— i p.m. Saturtoy. agencies in town and that an STIRRUP SO M E FUN For Vadnaaday — l p.m. Monday. in the last few thousand years." E^e due and should be submit­ ments. and a worsening budgetary cation be placed on the prop­ Edncational TV (24) JFor Thuraday — l p.m. Tueadaj. Where should we look tor hope? ted at this meeting. Monday, Anynrt 81 What if the North Vietnamese bind, PINTO'S COMING For Friday — l p.m. Wedneaday. erty.' ’Ihe agency’s annual meeting FU For Samrday — i p.m. Thuraday. Some day, somewhere, somehow, f^r launch a renewed, all-out as- In Korea, he pointeiUy refused SEPTEMBER 11 Oaaained deadllna — S p.m. day be- Then the town could proceed will be held Sept. 24. 6:08 Lalce Wllderaen (C) sault, in either Cambodia or to accept the contention that the fora j obllcatlon. S p.m. Friday for some inexplicable reasem, the first one Film safari to remote animal D IU O N FORD ■atorday and Monday pnbUntlon. with an appraisal to make sure Recreation GooncU kingdom in South Africa. , Vietnam itself, once U.S. troops forthcoming withdrawal of AT THE PARKADE ^ WEST MIDDLE TPKE. ’The R ecreation OouncU, Inc. 6;S0 Wbat’e New B who starts running unnecessarily Is not that the asking price is appro­ 7:00 Modem Supervisory Tech­ are reduced to purely a backup 20,000 of the 63,000 U.S. troops priate. Acquisition could ixm- will meet Wednesday at 7 p.m. M onday, August 81 going to be followed by anybody, and is niques and logistic force? left that nation open to a possi- slbly be achieved by using at the Town Office BuUdlng. 7:80 French Chef On this front, Agnew diowed ble repetition of the 1660 attack going to look around and see that he is "FUIet of Beef Wellington’’ available state or federal funds. The council would like all or­ 8:00 World Press considerable optimism. He told from the Communist north. In looking very focdlsh running alone, and Contract Signed ganizations vdio are having 9:00 Black Jonraal (C) Win Good Party Men Aid Nixon? Ethiopia, Malcolm X and Rev. reporters on the way to Hawaii Formosa, he told aging IPresi- is gollce were embarrassed -BM- BLACKTOP PAVEMENTS statewide political primary. viet Union, probably ending in tion Egypt would turn away diplomatic efforts to turn the 'The United World Federalists with Informational material and m ile. Ivr prompt asrvice, phono It go down the drain." humiliation for Washington. day when they learned an un- With 88'per cent o f the 476,000 Con­ from Moscow and toward Wash­ Nixon administration away believe that: would encourage you to found Btone House Rd. beginning at marked patrol car had been sto- WE GIVE VALUABLE GREEN STAMPS! How much of this apocalyptic ington, thus costing the Soviets from its objectives. ’Thus in Mondittster Herdwem necticut Democrats voting, Duffey poll­ “ The God-given rights of all a student chapter of the United Rt. 66 and extending south­ len from a maintenance shop. ’Hie big news from this press confer­ line is based on inner Israeli their preeminent position in the prospect from the Israeli side i TRVmcte of tn q \ n ^ ed 78,636 votes to 67,206 tor convention men to life, liberty and the pur­ World Federalists at yoiur col-' westerly .60 of a mile. Officers said they did not and Supply, Inc. ence was that President Nixon was ac­ conviction and how much to Arab world. Accordingly, Soviet is a long series of delaying gn MAIN ST. 6U-4M5 >wnTown ___ 315 CENTER STREET MANCHESTIR endorsed candidate Alphonsus J. Dona­ suit of happiness can be ful­ lege this fall. Slocum Rd. beginning at the know the car was missing until Larmm, P rop. cepting, and making his own, the pro­ strengthen the Israeli bargain­ agreement to the cease-fire was tactics at the New York talks, filled only under just and last­ hue and 86,672 fo r State Senate M ajority ing position as the talks get improved secti<»i and extending it was reported involved in a simply to give Egypt breathing with 12 to 18 months of negotiat­ ing peace." Charles E. Jacobson Jr. posal of Ocxmecticut’s Senator Rlbicoff Leader Edward Marcus. underway is a matter of debate. space for an arms buildup and ing seen here as the minimum. westerly .2 of a mile. rObbery. It was a long awaited and sweet victo­ ’"The purpose of United World M.D. that the welfare plan be enacted not as Obviously, the political and a new war. During that long span, the Is­ Chairman ry for the more liberal elements of the Federalists, Inc. is to achieve military leadership here — the The other side of that coin — raelis suspect that something United World Federalists immediate legislation tor the entire Democratic party and one for which world peace through such most resourceful in the world that continuation of the pre- will rupture the cease-fire and (Connecticut) country, but as a trial plan to be they worked hard and well. today — does not altogether cease-fire situation assured in­ that behind that “ something” amendments of the United Na­ ______l tested In three selected localities tor a As the returns came In Wednesday agree on what lies ahead. There creasing Soviet penetration of will be the Soviet Union. tions Charter, constitutionally 0 % ■ 5 % % ■ 5 ^ !^ ^ ■ 5 * ^ ■ 6 ^ ■ 5 % * ^ * 5 ^ - ^ ^ ■ 5 ^ ■ 6 ^ ■ 5 % ^ ■ 5 '^ ^ ^ adopted, as will develop the jrear before taking effect elsewhere. night the effectiveness of the Duffey or- are some in the foreign office the Middle East and further de­ g^anlzation became apparent. Duffey and among Prime Minister terioration of the U. S. position United Nations Into a world fed­ eration with necessary powers Herald Senator Rlbicoff came up with this piled up two and three to one pluralities Golda Meir’s top political ad­ —is either ignored or ridiculed^ Today in History in most of the smaller towns in the state visers who say privately that because it conflicts with Is­ limited to the establishment and suggestion in his own effort to rescue the maintenance of law and order Yesterdays and television commentators kept say­ the U. S. peace plan, given good rael’s basic goal of a joint U. S. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS on the world level. new welfare plan from prospect that it ing this was to be expected but the faith on bpth sides, could put at —Israel policy “ laid down in Today is Monday, Aug. 31, the Smart Girls Save at S.B.M. “ It Is our conviction that there 25 Years Ago would get no action at all In this session Donahue strength would be seen when least a semi-permanent end to Jerusalem and financed in 243rd day of 1970. ’There are 122 the blody cycle of war. With can be no national security the large cities reported. Washington,” as one U. S. days left in the year. Permission is granted to Oak of the Senate. the Israeli defense budget now without world peace; no world But this was not to be. In towns where diplomat put it. Hill Corporation, E. J. HoU prin­ nudging 30 percent of the gross Today’s Highlight In History peace without international jus­ either Duffey or Donahue received at Likewise, much is privately cipal owner, to convert the ’The fact that a Republican President nationed product, and with an On this date in 1290, Jews tice; no International justice least 1,000 votes, this was the result: made here of a supposed split R. O. Cheney home on Otis St. where they get a nri has now accepted the compromise sug­ alarming manpower shortage, were exiled from England by without world law; and no ac­ Duffey carried Hartford, New Haven, between the State Department into six apartments. gestion of a Democratic Senator they are eager to test the diplo­ and the White House on Soviet proclamation of King Edward ceptable, effective world law Bristol, Norwich, Fairfield, Enfield, matic waters ahead, no matter I. without institutions to make. In­ illustrates the political nature of the bat­ Oreenwich, Manchester, ’Torrington, intentions. It is said at high 10 Years Ago how rough. levels that President Nixon In 1935, President Franklin D. terpret and enforce It. West Hartford, East Hartford and Mid­ tle now being waged on this issue. But the dominant view, ex­ backed the peace effort with Roosevelt signed a neutrality “ Lacking such institutions, the ’The Postal Department an­ dletown, by a com bined plurality o f 7,528 pressed with far g;reater convic­ foreknowledge of failure, on the act prohibiting the export of United Nations is doing much nounces that Bolton routes will Choice of Savings Plans When President Nixon first made this votes. tion privately than publicly, theory that a major effort had arms to belligerents. to preserve peace, but has in­ become part of Manchester Donahue carried Bridgeport, Danbury, revolutionary proposal — the first real sees disaster on the horizon, to be made before the U. S. In 1940, the British air force sufficient authority to ensure it. routes after Oct. 15. Meriden, New Britain, Norwalk, Stam­ and the officials who hold it are struck the center of Berlin for The most urgent task of the look at the problem of welfare In many military tap is opened wide for ford, Waterbury, Wethersfield and West unable to understand why the Israel. The State Department, the first time in World War II. nuclear age is to make the years, and a daring acceptance of the Haven, by a com bined plurality o f 5,676. Nixon administration does not In 1947, a U.N. committee United Nations capable of main­ and a Pre-styled on the other hand, wears On 'This Date minimum family income principle — So even in these larger cities Duffey also smell disaster. There is, in blinders, as one Israeli official recommended that Britain give taining peace with justice un­ short, an unwillingness here to there was a generally favorable response cam e out with a load of 1,8>2 votes. (’The told us: “ Rogers (Secretary of up control of Palestine and that der law. No lesser alternative In 1654, the Rhode Island figures do not Include Westport, home­ accept an obvious truth — State William P. Rogers) Arab and Jewish states be es­ can assure national security and General Assembly banned the wdilch Included kind words from many town of longtime Duffey aide Ann Wex- that the Nixon administration swoons every time Anatoly tablished within the territory. mankind’s survival.” sale of liquor to Indlsins. Republican members of CongresB. ler, which went for Duffey over Donahue and Israel have different and in Dobrynin smiles.” In 1954, scores of people were Senator Cranston (California) In 1914, German forces de­ some cases conflicting goals In Kanekalon Stretch Wig by 1,265 to 64. But In fact the U. S. peace killed as hurricane Carol bat­ is a former president of the feated the Russians in the As time went on, ’ however, the more The Duffey victory was a triumph In the Middle East. plan is backed with astonishing tered the northeastern United United World Federalists, Sen­ World War I battle ot Tannen- These politicians assert that a conservative wing of the Republican grass roots political organization. . . it unanimity at both the White States. ator Church (Idaho) and Sen­ berg In Poland. Party hardened its arguments and its was proof that one can buck the or­ ganization. ’The Duffey team ranged heart against the proposal, and when the A Thought for Today from former governors and national .95 measure did pass the House that was a leaders to students too young to vote. It Sponsored by the Manchester surprise which apparently resulted from Included young, old, black, vdiite, blue Council of Churches Fischetti some cynical strategy on the peurt of collar workers and professional men and with a $100. Deposit wom en. As World War H thundered to some conservative Democrats who had CU70 Chicago Daily Newt [\ « Most of the day to day work In the a close, a squad of American decided to leave the final responsibility campaign was done by the young; phon­ soldiers entered a battle-scar­ tor rejecting the plan to the RepubUcans. ing potential voters, sending out cam­ red village. FOUR STYLES — 24 SHADES: Ncrturcris and Frosteds paign literature, manning the headquar­ In the square in front of the Until now, the pcdltlcal strategy of the ters, and making personal calls at village church, they found a statue of Christ that had been You really get ahead when you save at S.B.M. Your savings grow with big dividends and you can own a pre­ House Democrats has seemed to be homes In behalf of their candidate. In Washington Wednesday Atty. Gen­ toppled from its pedestal by a styled Kanekalon stretch wig which regrularly sells for $29.95 fop just $11.95 when you save $100 at S.B.M. Your working. Of the Republican members of eral John N. Mitchell, President Rich­ shell burst. wig is washable... just comb it to your favorite style. Come in soon ... make your deposit. ..pay $11.95 and make The men righted the statue, the Senate Finance Committee, there ard M. Nixon’s chief campaign strate­ selection . . . you’ll be glad you did. but ' the efforts to find the has reportedly been only one willing to gist in 1668, told reporters that mass hands were fruitless. Finally, S o rry ... but because we are bankers and not beauticians, we cannot offer exchanges or refunds vote to send the bill out of the com­ pcutlclpcdion by students in this fall’s one of the GI’s lettered a election would create a backlash that mittee to the Senate floor. crude sign; “I have no hands— would hurt the candidates they support. but yours." Now, by acceptance of the Rlbicoff ’This certainly was not the case in Con­ Christ's resurrection and as­ necticut in Wednesday’s primary. cension have left us with the compromise. President Nixon has begun We congratulate Joe Duffey and his task of being His hands. He has bis process of putting pressure on the dedicated workers on their hard-won vic­ committed to us the divine chal­ members of bis own party in the Senate tory. ’The Democratic team ot Emilio Q'. lenge of making the world a Savings Bank# of Manchester better place through multiple to help him deliver something on «diat Daddario and Joe Duffey la now set to take on Republican Thomas J. Meskill actions in our daily lives. Mimb«r *flM deposit most remain tor 12 moo. has been, indeed, the most important and Lowell Weicker Jr. on Nov. 3. ’Three An infinitely wise God could domestic proposal of his adminlstraticm. ot the candidates have served In the have selected any of a million flMW OiMVMiMit Offtow «6 Barro Tm House of Representatives. The fourth ia ways of "making all things n is to be hoped, for the President’s a man of national reputation who has new.” But the one He chose was sake, for the p<^tlcal' sake of his own just proven he possesses plenty of polit­ EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSORDOLTON NOTCH ical know-how. the constructive efforts of or­ party, and for the country’s right to see dinary men, each of whom He •Wtola ONtee. Jarfcad* aad loheii Netoli Open Sat. Y A iA to i Connecticut is fortunate to have candi­ this potentially epochal reform in our has called to be “the salt of dates of this calibre. And we think the the earth" and "the light of the welfare system given A trial, that sc»ne primaries have proven their worth by w orld.” good men in the party will now come to setting up the Interest and shaping the From “This Is Your Day" 6% ■ 5% '/« ■ 5% % ■ 5% ■ 6% • 5% % ■ 5'/4% ■ 5% ■ 6% ■ 5 V a % ■ 5 'A % the aid of their President and his issues which will enable all the voters of Submitted by the state to make the wisest choice this Rev. Joseph E. Vujs courageous pioposal. M r SHOT roR rni foLKc SACK faU. —BRIS’TOL P R ^ . St. James’ Church MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 1970 P A G E N IN E P A G E E IG H T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD; HANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, AUGUiST 81, 1970 basaador to the United Nations, promise settlement in which Is- terested 'in 20 Skyhawks, wSr* R ebels H it Who flew to Jerusalem last raeli forces would retain ^® U.S. Having____ TrouBle______Selling said to have tired of waiting for ^ M cLucas PopO EnroDment New Group Golda Meir week after a day (MT Arab-IsraeU of the territory taken duringST the ___ ' ' ~ ’ O” Cl” satisfactory terms from WaMi- Offices of all Manchester By CLAY R. POLLAN- meetings lyith the U.N. Middle June 1967 war. T f7 r .-w a l4 r a w a A C S T o f - g T l ^Ytgton. TTiey were reported to ASIIS URRA Obituary Convicted elementary schools wlU be ToFight MM.2t Your Daily AcHvHy Guido T h e H a g u e; Says Israel^ East special envoy, Gunnar V. Cairo Radio claimed the state- ™ XXj O. have ordered 16 Mirages for 100 open Thursday from 9 a.m. According to (ho Start. Jarring, reported to the seven- mente toy Bban and OallU were milUon. ‘ AM. »» hour Cabinet meeting in Jerusa^ the prelude to IsraeU withdraw- WJ^SHINQTON (AP) — Sales States, they say, the nations will >1716 officials said Colombia until noon and 1 to 8 p.m. to 1^17-22-^545 To develop message for .Tuesday, 4-18-29J4(0 K ill G u ard On One Count enroll children not previously Integration ■y;/J9-65A3-90 reod words comsponding to numbers 48-5&AB Vg UoSi Dispute lem on Sunday. A spokesman al from the peace talks. It nin« of U.S. jet warplanes to Latin turn elsevdiere. prefers Skyhawks over iMlrages of your Zodiac birth sign. ^ said later Tekoah wqju)d remain gaid the U n i^ States by sup- America are doing poorly de- The U.S. officlala said Latin after surveying both American registered. TAUaus SCORPIO (OontiniMd from Page Ona) ‘Wing’ Copeland Dead, 61 Smoll i (Conttaraed from Page One) in Israel for anoUter Cabinet plying military equipment to Is- spRe Washington’s willingness American countries now devote and European planes. (Oootliined from P *c« One) Parents should bring the (Oontuined froia Page One) ■■\ .A7/t 20 1 Beware 31 Pon’t ocr. 2JJ 2 Take 32 Soy 62You c sessiem Tuesday. rael shows “ Its insincerity to- to sell a limited number ot the a relatively small portion of Bogota haa asked for 18 fflty- child’s birth certificate, and 1(WM FaV 20 63 Must * ffOP. 21' families fled from Indonesia aft­ the Israeli Cabinet appeared in They will be brought to trial incidents reported, the real teat aim 33 Be with Mrs. ward the implementation of the modem craft. ^ their income to mUltary expend- hawks, they said, but Washlng- W ell Known North Ender proof of immunization 5-KVJII 4 Promote 34ld co 64 AAokirig * 13847-51-57^ er the brief 1960 revolt which Dayan met twice later. in moat areaa will come tlila ■5/49-5^49-50-73 5 IndiKreet 35 To 65 Hospitality W-72-78 proclaimed the Republic of the c fl, wltn aoves and hawks Melr during weekend, then Amexican-^>onsored peace ihiti- Of the four countries named itures and their World WsCr II ton so far haa been unable to against smallpox, polio, diph­ 6 Excellent 36 Could 66 MoterioMiet James “ Tiniic” Oopeland, 79, until he retired in 1965. Mike nn testlmcmy at McLucas’ week. 6IM IN I SAGITTARIUS South Moluccas and now con­ in sharp dispute on whether to waa joined by toe IsraeU mlU- atlve to toe Middle East.” It1 cit- by the State Department last and Korean vintage planes must provide the credit terms which Sheehan, an Eighth District theria, and measles. In addi­ 7 Portnenhips 37 Breok 67 Word of 265 W. Oenter St., for all his trial, the defense tried to show Among the fMremoat ooncerna BGood 3 8 A 68 Profit NOY. tend that Buharto heads a mili­ cimtinue with the peace talks in tarj^ chief of staff, Lt. Geh. ed reports that Washington is May as possible buyers of the be replaced if they, like other the Colombians say they need to Schbol claannate, needed some­ tion, a tuberculin Tine test is 69 Plogue life as much a part of the North that it wasn’t the Panther na^ expressed by officials is the foa- JVM 20 9 Money 39 Unlood tary dictatorship which subju­ New York In the light of the Is- Bar-Lev in presenting to considering supplying electnmic American planes, only Argenti- countries, are to keep their air purchase the craft. one to open up and help around required to have been given 10 Confidertces 40Trodir)g 70 Moke Die. tional leadership that was re­ slbiUty at school boycotts by A7-T2-354i5 ,4 IT h e 71 To gates the East Indonesian is­ rnttii ohawau O’ »< .J ^ Cabinet the militaiy’s post- monitoring equipment to ’ Israel na has actually ordered them, forces. ------End as the station and fountain, the Blue Moon Restaurant within the past two years. II Stop, 6-19-*n-w,r w 1 sponsible for Rackley’s death. both black and white pupils. y$37MM| i2wm 42 Their 72 You 56A4B2-87Vgl landers. viola- jjjg alleged violations. 1 to counter any buildup of Soviet U.S. (P etals said. Britain Germany and Ctina- 1 -o both now gone, died this m i n ­ Every morning "Wing” ar­ Additional information may 13 Catty 43 Positive 73 Much Instead, the defense claimed, a The United Citisens Stand for CAHCia CAPRICORN Police and strmored cars cor­ THE NEW rived with the key around his be obtained by calling the 14 Be 44 Upset 74 Keep They presumably were sup- “ ™® tl>® Egyptian side of ■ Brazil was reported to have ^ as well as France, have Grisly Race ing at a local convalescent prosecution witness, Oeorge America, a Florida oiganlsatloa JUHt 2t 150oy 45 Repay 75 Obligotions OK. 22 doned alt the house. Inside the neck or in his pocket and wait­ nearest school. 7 6P tcid e * delegate to the ported by Israel Gallli, minister *^® ®“ ®* chosen French JOrages.f^lom - selling various military s a u t a AnrenUna (AP) — home. Sams Jr., bore the major re­ of which Rubin is chairman, JULY 22 16 Eosy 46 Out JAM. IP grounds JUnbolnese armed lith Mr. Oopeland was known as ed for a policeman or a pass­ 17Chonce 47 Job 77 Cool talks at U.N. headquarters is without portfiSlo in the Cabinet,In Amman, Jordan’s capital, 'z*® " ’®® ®^*^ R* **® ay, but 20, 1890 in Manchester, the son But McLucas claims Sams cotted classes in Grays and said last week that security pre­ Adorn Hair Spray o f' 'JdhlT and Idary ‘ Ferguson and Cao Dai sects, a Montag- cautions for Suharto’s visit The dally Maariv said she that Israel really wants the es- statement blaming toe clashes eign aid law aimed at curbing the job enabled him to stay in­ forced him into going along Easley, S.C., and a threatened 11 oz. 1.50 size IT doors during the winter. Oopeland. nard mountain tribesman and a boycott and dally demonstra- John Willnauer, town aases- There will be a slttii^ ^ o would be as strict as those for would do so to order to satisfy tabllshment of peace despite her ou "tii® anUguerrlUa suspicious Latin American arms races. Reg. or Hard to hold through threats of death. And, Cambodian. The Cambodian is In 1911, at the age of 22, he Survivors include two broth­ ticHis forced a two-week delay in aor, haa issued the fcdlowing p. m. Saturday, 2 p.m. Sun<^, German President Gustav Dayan’s misgivings. announced acceptance of toe elementa who seek to liquidate State Department officials de- McLucas testified, Sams didn’t the brother of Son Ngoc Thanh, and 1 p.m. Monday, with addi- Helnemann’s visit last year. Fhr Presldent Gamal Abdel Nas- U.S. plan,” he said. "This is evl- R»® Palestinian revolution by nled U.S. policy encourages y CHECK LIST FOR lost his right arm when an ers, Eldward and Lawrence, both let on that Rackley would be opening schools in Sparta, Ga.,^ clarification on veterans’ ex­ engineer asked Um to remove of, Manchester, and several leader of the anti-Sihanouk tlMial sittings U advance sales ^ demonstrations, part of ser of Egypt denied Israel’s sev- dent from toe latest statements nieans of a horrible bl(x>dbath.” arms races south of too border, Deep Magic Moislort/tng Crenm killed until it was too late. Khmer Serel movement and a county seat of predominately emptions : b torch along the tracks, left nieces and nephews. black Hancock County. demand. Take-out orders may gujiarto’s visit to turbulent Am- en charges on violations Sunday, by IsraeU leaders that they are Three guerrillas and a Jorda- Rather, they say, a carefuUy BACK TO SCHOOL * . 2 oz. 1.00 Jar 5 4 * Sams has pleaded guilty to close adviser to Cambodia’s Any veteran who owns real be placed, in advance. No Uck- gterdam was cut, and Sunday there by laborers. Unknown to The fimeral will be Wednes­ In Houstcm, Tex., parents at Radio Cairo claimed that state- ready to withdraw from only nian soIcUer were kUICd in toe Umlted supplying of mlUtary second degree murder—a crime Premier Lon Nol. or personal property and is Rts will be sold after Wednes- yjg Amsterdam Council of Jim, the laborers, as a prank, day at 2 p.m. from the Holmes carrying an automatic sentence Mexlcan-American pupils ments by high IsraeU officials parts of toe ersed. were taking the brunt of inte­ Failure to file within the time The executive board of the ...... I 2 nmmajoK **We are in disagreement. Police were called to control a gration’s impact. Please advise. Ibank you.’’ prescribed by . law will deprive PTO will meet tonight at 8 at D o l t O H I s S C C H 0 [ I Elmers Clue All-4 ox. "S' 3 number of motorcycle riders Several systems in Alabama the veteran of exemption for the elementary school. I efelro-B iade 4 Shavt The judge read from a Con­ Oeorge H. Beeler Sr. gathered at the Saigon city hall are expected to be attended only . Our Roger D^ierry necticut case in the early 1800’s the calendar year of $1,000. Boy Scout Troop 73 will have ' T ' ^ q GrflgE.08* OurRog. AlfDOVER — Roger Deperry, COVENTRY—George Howells looking over results from the by Negroes when they < ^ n this I__ I 5 Hole Composition Book "le’ 3 Low P r ic urging the jurors in the minor­ In order to be eligible, the its first meeting of the season • ^ ^ Beeler Sr. of Southington, father capital. week, because of the withdraw­ 17.99 45, of 11 Hickory Hill Rd., died ity to "examine with candor . . . veteran must have served dur- tonight at 7:15 in the Commu- J )]* £ Y 0 ]* g G h f l r f f c d of Mrs. Carolyn Dynes of Cov­ BTnal results were expected al of whites. The same is true in yesterday at Manchester Me­ the opinions of each other." He ing the following times: 'World nlty Hall New boys should be 6 Typing Paper 220 count ;jj- 5 morial Hospital. entry, died today at his home. late today, but the official re­ Mississippi, where most schools War n, iDec. 7, 1941-Dec. 31, accompanied by a parent. almost Identical accl- I I 14.99 told the jurors to "retire and Survivors also include his sults will not be declared until Mr. Deperry was bom June 8, give the matter further consid­ do not open until after Labor 1947; the Korean Conflict, June The Senior Citizens will meet (jgjjts happened on Rt. 6 in Bol- wife, a son, another daughter, Sept. 14. Ball Point Pens Pkg of 20 "a? 5 1925, in St. Francis, Maine. He eration." Day. 27, 1950-Oct. 27, 1953, and the for the first time this fall on yesterday, according to I I a brother, a sister, and three was a foreman of at the Na­ Moments before the jury re­ One of the few major systems Vietnam Conflict, from Jan. 1, Sept. 9 at 1:30 p.m. in the Com- state police. Both involved (me tional Tool and Die Co., Hart­ grandchildren. PHNOM PENH (AP) — Viet in the South which will operate, 1964 to the current year. munity for entertainment, re- pssstn^ another which was IVenus #2 Pencils pkg of30 Sa?' 5 The ftmeral virill be Wednes­ turned to the courtroom and Cong troops continued to push I ford, and was an Army veteran heard the so-called Chip Smith at least temporarily, on a free- Those veterans who receive freshments, d(x>r prizes and ^j|g pfocess of making a left day at 2 p.m. at Rose Hill Fu­ north toward Phnom Penh to­ of World War H. charge, the defense called for a dom-of-choice basis will be Ra­ 10 per cent or more disability, card games. turn, and both were minor. Just One More Week neral Home, 080 Elm St., day from the garrison town of n » sm- ISwingline Stapler w/1000 gtaplea "ft 1.29 Survivors Include his wife, mistrial based on the length of leigh, N.C., where a court de­ and have reached the age of The 250th Anniversary Steer- ^he first occurred at 4 p.m., I Rocky HiU. Burial wiU be in Srang, 28 miles south of here, Mrs. Helen Olender Deperry; the jury’s stalemate but the re­ segregation plan is still in litiga­ 65 years may, upon showing ing Committee will meet tomor- gg a car driven by Raymond E. Rose HiU Memorial Park, sending Cambodian forces reel­ to Complete Y our a son, Paul Deperry of Andov­ quest was denied. It was the tion. proof of age to the assessor, row at 8 p.m. in the selectmen’s Adams, 54, of North Bridge, Rocky Hill. ing in retreat. er; five daughters, Mrs. Wayne second deefnse motion for a mis­ receive an exemption at $3,000 office. Mass., attempted to paas but Friends may call at the fu­ Newsmen at the scene said Barkley of Bristol, M iss,Donna trial since deliberations began on their property tax. ------was in collision with a car driv­ Back-To-School Shopping! Sunbeam 2 Speed neral home tomorrow from 7 the enemy forces launched a Deperry and Miss Catherine^. Wednesday. Any taxpayer currently serv- Manchester Evening Herald en by Stephen Ulasik, 51, at to 9. sharp attack in the late after­ Mountain Lions Deperry, both of Fort Kent, Before the jury left for the ing in the armed forces, owning Bolton correspondent Cleme- Echo Dr., Vernon. Adams was The family suggests that any noon against reinforcements Maine, and Miss Betty Deperry night, about 75 demonstrators Captured After a motor vehicle registered in well Young, Tel. 643-8981. charged with improper passing Electric Shoe Polisher and Miss Joan Deperry, both of memorial contributions be do­ sent to a nearby village, causing his own name, may have taxes ______nated to the Visiting Nurses As­ adio had been on the New Ha­ and is to appear in 12th Ciroult Inwedible Price! Andover; two brothers, Chester ven Green across the street the reinforcements to withdraw. on such motor vehicle exempt Court, Manchester, Sept. 38. sociation of Southington. TTiree ammunition trucks Escaping Zoo (}ur Rag. Deperry of St. Francis, Maine, from the courthouse crossed the ed, providing the motor vehicle The second accident in the Swa AOKoiit moving forwBu^ came under French Premier Low Prica and Joseph Deperry of Newing­ street and tried to get to the in question is housed on the same area was at 7:80 p.m., G ir ls ’ OurRag.Prifo Frederick J. CampbeU sniper fire and were forced to PROVIDENCE (AP) — Two . 29.97 ton; and two sisters, Mrs. Vir­ driveway exit where a state po­ base of his station. This does when a car driven by George 17.97 pull back with fleeing troops. mountain lions escaped from Faces Challenge ginia Clement of Bangor, Maine, COVENTRY—Frederick John lice car usually takes McLucas not apply to motor vehicles H. Zwick, 37, of 32 Range Hill The troops dispersed as mortar their cage at Roger Williams Custom deluxe kit, and handaoiM and Mrs. Frances Oalagher _of CampbeU, 57, of West Hartford, away each night. owned by the serviceman but Dr., ItockvUle was in collision B a c k -to - father of Mrs. Ann Davis of fire raked Cambodian positions. In Own District poUsh, brushes, and buffs. Complete vrith polish Vermont. A line of police, with night­ Park Zoo early today, but were left at his home. with one driven by Joyce E. Coventry, died yesterday at his Srang, which lies at the foot of knd altachmenU 10 per store, no riinchecks. The ftmeral will be at 8:16 sticks at the ready, forced the back in custody within IH hours A letter stating that he is in BORDEAUX France (AP) — Shape of Bloomfield. Miss a.m. Wednesday at the Talarskl home. demonstrators back to the a small mountain chain, was after being subdued with tran­ the service and has the motor Survivors sdso include his overrun Sunday for the second France’s fastest rising poUU- f»>a^ was charged with faUure S c h o o l Funeral Home, 380 Maple Ave., Green, and a fracas started. quilizer pellets. vehicle with him and signed by to signal a left turn and order- time in six weeks by an estimat­ Mens and Ladies Hartford, and at 9 in St. Peter’s wife, his father, three brothers, According to three persons at A safari of park woricers, his commanding officer must Jean-Jacques Servan- jo appear in court in Man- Church, Hartford. Burial will be two sisters, and four grand­ the scene, 18-year-old Edith ed 300 Viet Cong. BYom here the headed by director Dion JUbach, be received by the assessor on Schrelber, filed his candidacy cheater ^ p t. 21. children. enemy can branch eastward to D r e sse s each Fashion Swiss Watches in Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery, Jackson, a New Haven Panther and a dozen policemen chased or before Oct. 1. This must be just before midnight to oppose Other area police activity: Bloomfield. The funeral will be held housing coordinator, became in­ cut Route 3 and move north­ the lions who fled through a hole done each year at service. Premier Jacques Chaban-Del- VERNON Choose from cottons and cotton blend fabrics in f l T ] and Tapes Save on Wednesday at 8:15 a.m. from ward to threaten the provincial cut in the wire fence by van­ Our rag. Ideal 6iH Friends may call at the fu­ volved in an argument with a Any serviceman who is in ac- , j TTiree persons were chaiged solids and plaids writh novelty trims. Many styles. the Newkirk and Whitney B\i- capital of Kompong Speu. __tor the premier’s Bordeaux Low Prka for neral home tonight from 7 to 9 policeman and fell when she dals. with motor vehicle violations Sizes 7-14. Latest neral Home, 776 Farmington Repeated efforts by Cambo­ five service and thus unable to j^e National Assembly. 8.88 Back to School and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and was struck with a club. "It sure took a lot of nerve,” by Venum police yesterday. 5.87 Ave., West Hartford, with a sol­ dian troops to dislodge the Viet file an honorable discharge or Servan-Schreiber, wealthy ^ ’-I % These Artists R e le a se s I 7 to 9 p.m. New Haven Police CSilef Albach commented on the work Jose Hernandez, 23, of 126 High emn requiem high Mass at the Cong from the hills has proved ^ p ^ t io n p ^ r a with the ^ magazine publisher of the news James F. Ahern denied that she of the vandals. St., Rockville, was charged Latest designs with Swiss movements Unusual Church of St. Thomas the Apos­ useless. clerk may still receive a $ 1 ,^ magazine L’Express, made his “J;'’ Matthew Bennett was struck with a stick. "She The. lions never left the park, cases and bands. tle, West Hartford. Burial will went limp and lay on the As soon as the Cambodians but two whitetall deer did get property tax exemption by fU- j^but in politics on June 28 by ^ Matthew Bennett, 80, of Blast be in Fairvlew Cemetery, West ground," Ahern said. "Po­ return after being forced out outside the fencing and were ing with the assessor, on or be- ^rtiwing a special elction for an t Hartford, died Saturday at his fore Oct. 1. a letter signed by assembly seat in Nancy, north- R^kytile. His c « left See what $1 Buys! Hartford. lice carried her into the court­ with serious losses, the enemy tracked down on railroad tracks K796 iurnie. his commanding officer certify- east France. ^ stump, BViends may caU at the fu­ house. At no time was she slsuns into them again. under Interstate 96. Kodachrome Gilor Film He leaves three daughters, neral home tomorrow from 3 to struck with a stick.” Fighter-bombers were called The lions were trapped in a ing that he is in active service He said if he won in Bor- P°“ ®® •Girls No-Iron Slips R aco rd Mrs. Frances Leach and Mrs. R eco rd 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Miss Jackson W8is then in today to provide air support pen cimtaining Stch Highlnad and unable to persmiaUy file his deaux, vriilch is in southwest Steven W. McCarthy, 18, of 11 Full and half slips with lace trim. 4 -1 4 . with Complete Processing* Evelyn Darby, b^th of Manches­ discharge or separation papers. France, he would resign the Discovery Rd., w a s charged R aeonI The family suggesik'-ttmt any dragged and carried by police for government troops. The cattle where a hole also had Rag. 1.19 Tape ter; and Mrs. Ethel Damon of memorial contributions oe'..^o- planes plastered the hillsides TTils must be done each year Bordeaux seat and keep the one unnecessary noise, and Hebron. across the' street to the court­ been cut in the fence. There JU- • Girls Stretch Slacks Kodak KA464 Him nated to the Hartford Heart As­ house entrance half a block but the effects were unknown. Albach scored with the tranquil­ of service. tor Nancy. But Servan-Schrei- Cs*'ollne D. Broatch, 17, of Other survivors includ«> a son, ’Nylon and cotton denim. 7 - 14. sociation. 310 OolUns St., Hart­ away. Once at the entrance, she Cambodian artillerymen also izer pellets. Any further informatiem may ber, who is trying to revive the Bloomfield, with failure to obey with Mailer* three sisters, five grandchildren, a stop sign. Court date for aU Our R«9a 1.99 ford. began screaming. fired repeatedly at suspected en­ be obtained from Willnauer at long-dormant Radical Socialist 2.99 77 and two great-grandchildren. During the hunt for the lions three is Sept. 16 in RockvUle. Miss Jackson was charged emy facets. his ottlce in the Bolton Town party, said he beUeved his cam- (. The funeral wlU be tomorrow police got some discouraging in- ELUNOTON •Girls Pak Knit Pantieii K135-20 I t G i l 15 with breach of the peace and re­ formatlcm from their headquar­ Hall. paign in the southwest would Your at 10 a.m. at the Lowe-Roback- Charges of operating under 3 pair package. Prints and solids. 4 -14. with Mailer Choica Dr. Sockman, sisting arrest. Thomas Parley, ters via radio: Bed CroM Course help unite the non-Communist er Funeral Home, 2834 Main St., 29, of Southington was charged Hie Junior Woman’s Club Left to form an effective (Uter- the influence of intoxicating li­ Rag. 1.19 ___ _ Portable T.Va Glastonbury. Burial will be in "The shells you have aren’t quor or drugs and faUure to K126-20 Ex-Preacher with breach of the peace and Bishop Walsh large enough,” they were told. Conununity Affairs Committee native to the GauUism of Prest CHARGE.... the Green Cemetery, Glaston­ with abusing a policeman. is sponsoring a Red Cross Be- dent Georges Pompidou grant half the highway were 2.87. bury. "They’d only make little holes noo with Mailer Breach of peace charges were ginners’ Safety course starting Chaban-Delmas, made by State Police against Your There are no calling hours. On NBG, Dies in the lions.” each A l l YOUR Caldor brought against four others also. Com es H om e Sept. 30 and running from 7 :30 A victory for him in Bordeaux Randy Lee, 20, of Broad Brook * procesang by leidin( lab. $97 Choice Pricad NEW YORK (AP) — The to 9:30 on Wednesday evenings would also be a grave blow to after the car he was driving Girls PURCHASES Bfrs. Florence O. Anderson NEW YORK (AP) — Roman through Nov 4 in St. Maurice prestige of Chaban-Delmas " ’as involved in an accident Mrs. B7orence Duffree Ander­ Rev. Ralph W. Sockman, who Vernon Knee High Socks preached on the NBC radio net­ Catholic Bishop James B. Parish Center t**® Gaulllsts. But the pre- a Rockville fire truck ^ienna Talks, 32, of (Cottage St., Rockville. Fall ’70 fashion , his home here. He was 80. Red Chinese prison. Mrs. Joseph Haloburdo, Laur- of Bordeaux. 7 4 ' widow of Arthur W. Anderson. For ‘Princess’ Court date is Oct. 6 in Rock­ shades. 8 to 11. He was pastor emeritus of Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, wood Dr. The electicm is Sept. 20. Mrs. Anderson was bom June Says Diplomat ville. Christ CSiurch, Methodist, where ’Terence (Cardinal Cooke and The committee will conduct a 29, 1899 in London, Ehigiand, Candidates have been an­ he had been pastor for 44 years Mayor John V. Lindsay planned toy drive for Mansfield State COVENTRY and had Uved in Manchester for NEW YORK (AP) Profes­ nounced for the Apple Festival Yesterday Rory D. CahoiHi, Boys Sport Shirts until his retirement in 1962. to meet him at Kennedy Air­ Hospital next month. Fall Bolton Girls 40 yean. She was employed as sor Oeorge F. Kennan says the "princess” contest of the Ver­ 22, of North Windham was is­ #359 His final Ulness was brief. In port. Rockefeller has pro­ cleaners are advised to save Panly Tights a foster grandmother at the late President John F. Kennedy non United Methodist (ISiurch. sued a summons charging fail­ his entire career he had never claimed ’’Bishop James Ed­ their toys. Smooth opaque Our Mansfield State Training was ’’strangely tongue-tied” Mrs. William Arnold and Mrs. Dinner-Dance ure to obey a stop sign. Court missed a sermon because of iU- during his 1961 meeting with So­ ward Walsh Day.” The committee is offering, in stretch nylon, full -a -> ^ Rag. ^ A • l59 Featherock Broiler SchocU. Leigh Hill will meet with the date is Sept. 14, Manchester. foot. White and Fall Heavy Duty ness. viet Premier Nikita Khrush­ From the airport, Bishop conjunction with the Bolton I I U 2.99 f o r Survivors include a brother girls tomorrow at 7:80 p.m. at Eyed for Steele Early today Gerald Kervin, colon. Sizes I, 3, 4, A a X 7 His radio sermtms, which be­ chev, the New York Dally News Walsh WiU go to MaryknoU, his Public Library, a new service Solid or striped Westerns , in no Broils Venicallyr and two slaters, aU of Eingland; the church. wii m ^ 24, of East Hartford was charg- 6x, 8-10, 12-14:______gan in 1928, brought an average reports. order, in Ossining, N.Y., for a to home-bound readers. Anyone iron polyester/cotton blend, and a sister-in-law, Mrs. W i­ They are Cathy Howe, Eileen Republlcan Town Committee operating an unregls- sizes 8-18. Household Helpers of 30,000 letters a year, and Kennan, a former ambassa­ stay of ’’probably two wqeks,” a liam Anderson of 40 Hemlock Howe, Christine Dawley, Linda unable to get to the library due members Mrs. Sally Rose, Mrs. tered motor vehicle and faUure Girls Acrylic You f 'i . ■i>l filled his church on Park Ave­ dor to the Soviet Union who is spokesman for the MaryknoU St. Penney, Carol Wilcox, Gail Wil­ to U ln ^ or the like may caU jjancy Lambert and Mrs. Mary to carry Ucense. Court date is Boys Corduroy Slacks Your nue with visitors every Sunday. now with the Institute for Ad­ Order said. cox, Sue Wilcox, Patty Mc- Mrs. Eleanor Bentley, Ubrar- ^ ^ Sweaters Our Rag. 3.99 40* Off •'S' * , I The funeral wlU be tomorrow ian. She wlU help with choices Muro are completing arrange- Sept. 21, at Manchester. s. 2 9 .9 7 The Rev. Dr. Sockman was vanced Studies at Princeton Bishop Walsh, 40 years a mis­ Bulky cardigan style at 2 p.m. from the Holmes Fu­ Keown, Viola Hannaford, Nan­ Choice each 0 “ fR*S. Prica president of the Carnegie fV>un- in assorted pastels. 99* University, said Kennedy’s reti­ sionary in (3iina, was arrested cy Greenfield, Debbie Tyler and over the telephone, and a junior ments for a Bob Steele dinner- ! neral Home, 400 Main St., with Sizes 3-6x and 7-14. Choice of 0359 - Deluxe round laindiy basket dation’s Church Peace Union, cence may have unintentiimally in Shanghnl in 1958. He said the woman will deUver the selec- dance to be held at Fiano’s 2.99 B 3.88 I Hie secreu in the rock c . the Rev. Kenneth Steere offici- Debbie Hall. Bell bottom and round leg with moulded-in handles, or >400-Deluxe rock coaU I.... Uf. president of the Board of World misled the Russians into think­ Red Chinese accused him of ating. Burial wUl be in East Any other girls between the tions. Restaurant Sept. 26 starting at A bou t T ow n models. Assortefl colors in sizes ■ heavy duty Utility Pail with dirome plated wire Peace of the Methodist Church, ing that they could get away having secret information re­ Cemetery. ages of 10 and 14 who attend the Ecumenical Service e ;30 p.m. The Mlspah Spencer Circle of 8-18. hantOe. and a member of the central with putting missiles in Cuba. garding a submarine buUt in church or its church school TTie Bolton Ecumenical Coun- Tickets are available from Friends may call at the fu­ commitlee of the World Council Kennan, then U.S. ambassa­ South United MethexUst Church Shanghai and about CTiinese and who are interested in be­ cU met last week to discuss the any RepubUcan Town Commit- wiU not meet tomorrow as re­ neral home tonight from 7 to of Churches. Many books cf his dor to Yugoslavia, met Kennedy Jr. Boys Corduroy Slacks 9 p.m. weapons used in the Korean coming candidates should ecumenical service to be held tee member and from State ported in Saturday’s Herald. sermons were published. in Paris following the summit War. contact Mrs. Arnold or Mrs. at noon Sept. 13 (m Bolfon Representative Dorothy Miller. Girls' w Ihe famUy suggests that any He was bom on a farm in conference in Vienna. At the The meeting wUl be Tuesday, memcHlal donations be made to He was tried, found guilty and Hill and should attend tomor­ Green as part ot the town’s The price of the tickets includes Sept. 8, at 10:30 a.m. Slipons 3.59 2.88 Mount Vernon, Ohio, and was President’s request, he read the row’s meeting. 250th anniversary celebration, a roast beef buffet dinner after Popular General E le clric the Mansfield State Training sentenced to 20 years in prison, Leather uppers. Lined and unlined. Half boxer j graduated from Ohio Wesleyan verbatim account of the Khrush- The Apple Festival will be The service of praise and the dancing. man-made soles. School. University in 1911. but was released July 8. St. Bridget School students waisL pockets. Sizes 4-12. chev-Kennedy discussion. After recuperatiim in a Himg held Sept. 12 at the Vernon thanksgiving wUl include folk Thomas Mesklll, GOP cancU-______Black or brown, He is survived by his widow, may pick up their uniforms to- sizes I2M -3. Kennan’s riews were taped as Kong hospital operated by his United Methodist Church on Rt. and tnuUtional music, and a dat® toY governor, has Indicated m o n w or Wednesday from 10 6.99 and a daughter, Elizabeth. part of an oral history project in Slop tnhalinf, lu n toloying with PtiiUki Up* dian. iuy 2 AM/FM Clock Radio MaryknoU Order, Bishop Walsh- 30. modem dance group coached that he and Mrs. MeskUl will ^.m. until norating tal­ SILAS DEANE HIGHWAY. ROCKY HILL and latorsfafa 91 Jolmatoa^ Btnatai w bo passed away The buildings resembled to­ and that he had permitted (K>me said Walsh reminds us ot ents available.” A t B is latarssetida o f Exit 24 A latarstata t 1 August n . 1961. **® "®*®^ Th® youlhs had been walking thru WED. bacco barns and contained four Khrushchev to say many things what a man reared in freedom With its sister ship the Lolli­ must ^ ^ur^ased by W ed ^ townspeople had objected prior down the ^ddle of the highway Ors* l9ls E«sry Nl|lit Odd took her borne, it was bia wiU aircraft fire suppraaslon units which should have been chal­ can endure and aciximpUah with pop, the new veaael will make ^ ***® primary poster and the policeman w w l^ to 1145 TOLLAND TPKE, MANCHESTER “ • A*” •TallaasI Taraollio 1145 TOLLAND TPKEa, MANCHESTER But In our hearts she Ihreth syu. valued at $18,000 apiece. Other lenged rig^t there on the spot,” courage and (xmvlctlon . . . He weekend cruises on the Sadgon official event in the towns an- covering a sign sdtich gives question them. No charges were equipment was also damgaeiL Kennan said. is truly a hero.” River, the bulletin said. nlvenary celebraUoii. direcUona to a local church. made

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adng a motor vehicle vdiile un­ Nation"^ Weather THE UNIVERSITY OP CONNECTICUT der the influence of alcohol. He Djpug Center Candidate Asks State Five Dead, One Missing was arrested Saturday night at Non-Credit Extensi«ti THE COMMUIlin M Y SGHOOL By t h e ASSOCIATED PRESS fi:.' Center St and Walker St announces a course in The Drug Advisory Center Fair weather soothed most of lUNCHISnil,- CONN. nCBESTSf after the car he was driving 81 Russell St. is observing the Hurry Broad-Center Job In Accidents, Air Crash Douglas M. Carlow, 22, of 196 was Invtdved in an accident following sunrasr schedule: the nation today but thunder- ^ THE ASSOCIATia) PRESS And on Sunday, a small mo- • Nta-graded ekaMatary lelMel imioa St,' charged Vdth operat- with a car driven by Paul Rea- The Democratic candidate for powers of your office to have the ^lowers occurred in the Ohio Flve persons died in Connect!- torboat overturned in rough wa- • Mtftl-an« grouBlag la naU daises Monday, T u e s d a y and work completed on this year’s a ladlsIduMiied stady prsgnoM iBg a motor vehicle with his li­ man of 120 Walker St. Court state senator from the 4th Sena­ Valley and the middle and north cut over the weekend In accl- tens In Long Island Sound about Wednesday, 8:80 a.m. to 6 schedule.” a OiSMiltw IsTotved fsoiilty cense under suspension. He was date Sept. 14. p.m. , torial District has urged the Atlantic states, and it was cool SPEED dents—two in an airplane crash, 4(X> yards offshore from Bridge- a MottMaedta leandag nsoaroes He conclucVes, “ If there are arrested Saturday morning on Thursday and Friday, 8:80 Stabs Highway Department to over a large northern area. two in an auto accident and one port, dumping three persons in- • Ooanaaaltr of Andrea t n » varied I Center St. Court date Sept 14. Edward P. Tash, 17, of 67 Fo­ some statutory restrictiona that ^ o drowned aK Bridgeport to the water. One o t them, Ra- a.m. to 0 p.m. reconsider its decision for a lilTnds gusting to 46 miles per' ley S t, charged with failure to you feol are hampering the com­ when hls motorboat overturned, fael Garcia, 88, of Bridgeport, Atnptiug AppUtMUm for AdmisAows Saturday, 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. pletion of this work I would be hour accompanied thunder-'' Jack J. Nemecek, 16, of Bl- drive a reasonable distance year’s delay in reconstructing A sixth person was missing drowned. HU wife DeUa was There will be an answering meet pleased to know of them, storms at Du Bols, Pa., and poo- far Fartlar MI'IMI llngton, charged with maklr.g apart. He was arrested last the Broaid-Center-Pine Sts. inter­ and presumed drowned after he up by another boat and service every night except section and to press for comple­ as efforts should be ma(be at the aible hall was predicted along READING unnecessary ncdse with a motor night on E. Middle Tpke. after with locally heavy rains. More feU off hU 16-foot Inboard boat a “ companion,■“ Jose Medina of the car he was driving was in­ Sunday frem the time the tion of the project this ypar. next session of the Legislature vehicle. He was arrested yes­ than an inch of rain fell in six In Hartford Saturday on Beach Fond at Vol- Bridgeport, swam to shore. volved in an accident with a center elates Until 8 a.m. A Atty. Dominic Squatrito, in a to correct such laws, if they terday afternoon at Main and backup person will be con­ hours at Du Bols and PhllUps- READING RATE ACCELERATION untown. The missing man was car driven by David N. Rager letter to Transportation Com­ exist, which tie the hands of the Oak Sts. Court date Sept. 14. tacted to help the caller if burg. Pa., Newport, Vt., and Identified as Ruben Miller, 44, of Hauppauge, N.T. Court date missioner George Conklin, calls public in an envergency situation & COMPREHENSION necessary. Massena, N.Y. of Veduntown. Robert Baker of Sept. 14. attention to “ the tremendous such as this." Northeast Ihomas Mahoney, 26, o t 61 For drug advisory informa­ traffic problem that exists at the He asked Conklin to contact Widely scattered thunder­ Where: Hartford Branch, 1800 Asylum Ave., West Orange said he picked up two Chevrolet Owners Eldrldge St., charged with oper­ storms pounded the Southern other men vdio fell overboard A written warning for failing tion caU: 647-9822. intersection of Broad, Center, him, to discuss the situation. Hartford. ating a motor vehicle with his Plains and the mountains o t the but was unable to locate Miller. NEED REPAIRS SEE US FOR to drive in the proper lane was West Center, and Pine and Arch When: Tuesday evenii^s, 7:00-9:00 p.m. for eight Oil Deficit West. Dragging operations continued license under suspension. He issued to Alfred Butler of 142 Sts., a condition that has existed sessions, starting Sept. 29. North St. was smashed while It Cooler air prevailed from the today. • KENDALL OIL PRfWUCTS was arrested last night on Cen­ Walker St. after the car he was for a great number of years, and • GENUINE CHEVROLET PARTS was parked at Colonial Board No Hikes Seen upper Great Lakes region to the Forecast ter St. Court date Sept. 14. operating .was involved in an ac­ a condition indirectly affecting Course Fee: $48. Fee includes all testing mkterials In the plane crash two miles • FACTORY TRAINED TECHNICIANS on Parker St. Saturday. northern and Central Plains, cident with a car driven by many of the other intersections In Foreign Aid and books. west of Shelton Sunday, a Cess­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. a SERVICE RENTAL CARS Gary C. Drovin, 18, of Wil- along this v^ry heavily-traveled and light frost was expected in na Skymaster crashed in a Tttomas J., McIntyre, D-N.H., a CONVENIENT MASTER CHARGE PLAN Gustave A. Arendt Jr. of 61 Three bicycles were reported llmanUc, charged with failure Union St. The accident occurred road.” northern Minnesota- For further information white to The Certificate Pro­ heavUy-wooded area near Route warned today of an lnq>ending I or OMAC BUDGET PLAN stolen over the weekend: Two In Near Future Early morning temperatures to sh^ for a red light. He was early this morning at the Center. About two weeks ago, a gram, U-56, The Universit yof Connecticut, Storrs, 110. Police quoted witnesses as critical shortage In the North­ from St. John St. area, and one ranged from 37 at Hibbing, saying the plane was only about Call 649-6238 or Stop In for an Appotetment arrested early yesterday morn­ spokesman for the State High­ GENEVA (AP) — Tlie United Conn. 06268. Tel. 429-3311, Ext. 1280. east’s low-cost fuel supply and | ing at E. Middle Turnpike and from Wedgewood Dr. Minn., to 96 at Phoenix, Arts. 100 feet above treetops when iU Cars driven by Carol T. King way Department told Manches­ States told developing nations announced his small business Woodbridge St. Court date Sept. of 12 Parker St. and Anoula S. engine began to sputter. subcommittee will conduct | MRTCR CHEVROLET GO, IML A car owned by Rupert Mc- ter officials that the winning con­ 14. Routsis of East Hartford were today it will probably be unable Hie plane nosedived Into the hearings on the matter. 1229 MAIN ST. — MANCHESTER Keon, of 650 E. Middle Tpke., tractor for the project had involved in an accident Satur­ to step up overseas aid in the trees and both victims were “ B^iel dealers and their cus-1 was stolen yesterday morning turned down a contract award, Carlos Seise, 33, of 104 Glen- day afternoon on Main St. near citing delays in water and sew/er immediate future. killed instantaneously. They tomers oa the East Coast and! Oak St. while it was parked at 9 Dem- were identified as Richard Law, wood St., chained with breach ing St. installations as the reason. Chief delegfate Henry Brodle (Herald photo by Sttver) the Great Lakes region are ap- of the peace. He was arrested The state had awarded the told a board meeting of the U.N. UiUeu^ XcmJtsuuv Bill Field, director of new pool, watches as youngsters enjoy facility after yesterday’s dedication ceremony. 49, of Stratford and Noll Flynn preaching the end of the line,” > 0 Saturday tilght at the Parkade Cars driven by Paul Douglas road-reconstruction contract on Conference on Trade and Devel­ Jr., 29, of Darien. Law was the McIntyre said, pilot, police said. apartments after police receiv­ of South Acton, Mass, and Ken­ June 12, to the low bidder at opment that “ although the pros­ His panel’s hearings will In­ la w was president and Flynn ed complaints of a prowler in neth M- Squler of Marlborough O’Brien Oaims $166,000, the King Construction pects for rapidly increasing clude representatives from ma­ were involved in an accident the area. Court date Sept. 14. Co. of Bloomfield. King had trade of the developing coun­ SsiajuJb^ Sedo/L vice president of Knickerbocker jor oil companies and small bus­ last night at the center. No Easing Seen agreed to a 46-day delay, pend­ tries seem good, prosi>ects for Swimming Pool Dedicated at Vernon Aviation Co. at Bridgeport Air­ inesses In an effort to "deter­ port in Stratford. ing town installation of the rapid increases in net aid flows, By JUNE LINTON one end of town was getting itk mine what has brought on this Raymond C. LePage, 31, of COMPLAINTS In the Economy Schwedel as the "spark plug” made me vote against the The car crash, a heaul-on col­ water and sewer facilities. at least in the United States, are (Herald Reporter) of the original pool and said “ It thing.” Actually It was voted first use, a rock concert attract­ crisis and what the federal gov­ A pile of trash, including an not bright.” lision two vehicles in Bran­ ernment can do to help,” he DO WASHINGTON (AP) — Dem­ For one reason or another, the A pool full of delighted young- was a lot easier to do It this Into existence by a mere 33 ed hundreds of teenagers in ford Saturday nlg^it, was fatal old ^ o , was dumped along Pointing out that “ even the said. ed yesterday afternoon after a _ a* a water and sewer installations ( d i g . C b t n s x . sters got Vernon’s new swim- time.” He credited the success- votes. Henry Park. ’They sat on the to two Branford teen-agers. Rob­ ocratic National Chairman Law­ were delayed beyond the 45 absolute amount” of U.S. aid domesUc disturbance. Court Saturday ming pool off to a splashy start ful completion of the new pool Mayor Frank J. McCoy de­ grass listening raptly for four ert W. Sarles, 16, the operator, C A R E E R S IN rence P. O’Brien says the Nixon days. The contractor declined to fell in 1969, Brodle said: ‘“The date Sept. 14. — LABOR DAY SPEaAL — yesterday afternoon. They could to both the first chairmen of clared the pool open and ceilled hours while two groups gave was pronounced dead at the Ex^tudeliaker TECHNOLOGY administration is playing a wait any longer and rejected the demands for financing from the hardly wait for the adults to get the 0hilding committee, John it symbolic of the progress the forth wlto their favorite W n^ of ^ark Twyford, 17, An apartment at 164 Charter contract award. U.S. government budget have PresifleBt Dies Russell L. Billings, 22, of S numbers game in an attempt to through talking and lined the Gottier, who was in charge dur­ town was making in many aneas, sound. Raindrops fell on their died the following morning, po­ THROUGH DAY OR EVENING STUDY Oak St. was damaged Sunday been severe during this difficult water’s edge—feet and legs al­ SOUTH BEIND, Ind. (AP) — Rachel Rd., charged with fool the public over “ what has State highway officials said • SYNTHETIC WIGS • ing its beginning stages, and to although this, he admitted, was heads for a while but no one lice said. after the tenant was evicted. period and the intense compet­ Byers Burlingame, 70, of South Earn an Associate Degree or Certificate in : breach of peace by assault. He been and still is a deteriorating they will re-advertise for bids ready in the water. Henry Ahuza who succeeded one of the more exciting proj­ seemed to notice. Another passenger in the economy.” in the spring. The original sched­ ing claims for our resources, The new L-shaped pool, to be him. Bend, former president of Stu- • Electronics • Computers was arrested last night after a Two cars on Plano Place were m . n REG. $26-$30 ects. It was built by the Scott ’The Recreation Department • Instrumentation • Automation ule had called for completion of particularly for domestic prob­ 'T' called the Vemoh Community Abuza said: “ Building for the a 4 „ f deb^e7co^.. ^edVJ^tUy of a domestic disturbance. Court scratched sometime Sunday. Referring to recent adminis­ Pool Co. sponsored this first such event Branfcard, remained on the dan- . ^ attack while vacationing . date Sept. 14. tration claims, O’Brien declared the project in the fall of 1666. lems, have been intense.” VEBSA/nLE -4 NATURAL PART Swimming Pool, is the town’s town Is a whole lot different of the summer and brought in ger list today at Yale-New Hav- attack wmie vacationing The air was let out of a tire on Water BaUet at the family cottage at Ron­ that “ The only upturn that I ’The new delay would put the But Brodle pledged that spe­ k a n e k a l o n d u t c h b o y second such facility. It’s situat­ from building for yourself.” He two outstanding Connecticut en Hospital and a couple In the ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY one car, an outdoor grill was Bill Field, director ot the new deau Park, Ont. (Lndlni to Anoclil* In Applied Sclnnct DpfrM) ACCIDENTS have been able to discern is an project two years behind sched­ cial conslderaticm will be given ed behind the Vernon Elemen­ also noted later that this pool damaged at 7 Plano Place and pool, and Louise Devaney gave rock bands, the Ajax Band second car was listed in fair Burlingame retired in 1967 as No. Ctod. Tuition EvM. Hours upturn in the good news rtia- ule. to countries showing that devel­ tary School on Rt. 30, but from which is roughly comparable to Robert P. Bergeron, 36, of 164 a lounge chair was taken from 6 a demonstration of 10 swim­ Company and the Legend, for condition at St. Raphael Hospi- chief executive officer of Stude- Mathematics 1 MTH 112 3 $135 Wed. 6:30-9:10 chlne out of San Clemente,” the Squatrito. in his letter, urges opment is their highest priority the pool area swimmers are apt the William Horowitz Memori­ Benton St., was charg^ with Plano Place. |mCLUDING COMPLETE CUT AND STYLING I ming strokes and a short water the occasion. tal. baker after a career In the auto Calculus for Technicians MTH 124 3 $135 Wad. 6:30-9-10 operating a motor vehicle while Western White House. Conklin “ to re-advertise the bid and mobilize and use their own to forget it U in the midst al Pool and was built 17 Infla­ /Mon. 6:30,4:10 I — PLUS — ballet was presented by Ruth industry which began in 1926 Basic Electricity EL 112 4 $180 under the influence of liquor or “ I haven’t seen any economic sooner and use the extensive resources effectively. of school grounds and near a tionary years later, didn’t cost \Thurs.* 6:30-9:30 The ignition switch of a car that much more, reflecting the Belotti, Miss Davaney, Loretta with Packard Motor Car Co. drugs last night at E. Middle indicators that would clearly de­ I HEAD FORM AND BOX WITH EACH WIG shopping center. (Mon. 6:30-9:10 parked at 26 House Dr. was tom Hambach, Janet Morganson He was a director of the Stu- Non-linear Circuit Analysis EL 312 4 $180 6:30-9:30 l^ke. and Branford St. after fine a significant change,” he - The pool Is fenced in but sur­ efforts which were made to \T hurs, ♦ out sometime Sunday morning. keep the costs down. Although and Sue Gardner. Next there debaker firm at his death. /Mon. 6:30-9:10 the car he was driving was in­ said. rounded by trees and the pool Albania-Bound Transmitter Systems EL 428 4 $180 — EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES — building Itself includes dressing the low bid for the ne'fr pool was was a diving exhibition by Field Burlingame was named Stu- iThurs. * 6:30-9:30 volved in an accident with a A small television was taken $133,000, it was built for $126,- and Miss Belotti and &en all debaker president in 1963 and Advanced Communications r, .oq /Mon. 6:30-9:10 car driven by Kenneth O. Grif­ rooms. A spray pool for the 4 $180 IThurs.* 6:30-9:30 from a home at 66 Lenox St. # NEW STA-LON SYNTHETIC • young children Is located out- (KX), the amount appropriated by the children jumped Into the was credited with replacing a Systems fin Jr., of Bolton. Court date Benefit Performance $17 million annual loss with a $7 /Wed. 6:30-9:10 sometime over the weekend. side the pool but not yet com. the town. The first pool cost pool for a free swim lasting the Skyjackers Foiled Physical Science 1 PS 110 4 $180 6:30-9:30 Sept. 14. BITUMINOUSI million operating profit in one \Thurs. • $97,000. rest of the day. RICHMOND, Ind. (AP) — 928.95 REG. $36 pleted. DfUBROVNIK, Yugoslavia Airport police said the three Western Civilization 1 Hsw no 3 $135 Tues. 6:30-9:lC A cigarette machine in the Prank Sinatra and Jerry Lewis Abuza also said there were year. 6:30-9:10 hi welcoming the crowd ’The pool will be open beyond (AP) — Three North Africans hijackers, all Algerians, re- ___ , Electronic Graphics DRG 512 2 $ 90 Tues. Gregory Germond, 17, of 161 Multi Circuits building wsis contributions which helped with Survivors include hls widow. EN no 3 $135 Wed. 6:30-9:10 have headlined a benefit per­ which included many adults as the usual Labor Day closing hijacked an Algerian airliner quested asylum in Yugoslavia, pvances, two sons and a daugh- English 1 Brookfield St., was arrested, broken into sometime Friday SHAG - DUTGH BOY costs. The Exchange Club of General Psychology 1 psw no 3 $135 Tues. 6:30-9:10 formance for the education of DRIVEWAYS well as children, Donald Ber­ date because it was completed today and tried to get to They said the request would be ter. charged with improper passing night or Saturday morning. The the nine children of Dan A. Parking Areas • Gas Stations • -Baskeniall Gonils Rockville donated the shrub­ 'Laboratory sessions are held every other week. ger, director of recreation, re­ so late in theseason. For this Oommunist Albania but surren- forwarded to “ higher authori- and operating a motor vehicle money in the coin box was Mltrione, former Richmond po­ Now Booking for Summer Work LOOKS AND STYLES LIKE bery; Agway, Inc. gave the ferred to a similar dedication week the hours are: Monday to (jered to Yugoslav police after ties” vdiile the three remain In ELECTRONIC MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN without insurance last n^ht. taken. lice chief killed by kidnapers PLACE YDUR ORDER NOW BECAUSE OF A' 17 years ago which initiated the blacktop coating for the drive- (C trllficili Proiram) TBie cttr he was driving was in­ PRICE INCREASE SOON HUMAN HAIR \ Friday, 10 a.m. to noon, 1 to weather kept the plane out custody. while on a U.S. official mission town’s first pool at Henry Park, way; the turf surrounding the 2:06, 2:16 to 3:20, 3:30 to 4:46, Basic Electricity EMT 100 $175 Mon.-Wed. 6:30-9:10 volved in M accident on Center A car owned by Doris Hickey ___ j j of Tirana, the Albanian capital. Three men hijacked the twln- WANTEP to Montevideo, Uruguay. All Work Personally Supervised, We Are 100% Insured. the William Horowitz Memorial pool was a joint contribution of 6 to 7 and 7 to 8 p.m. with Basic Circuit Analysis EMT 300 $175 Mon.-Wed. 6:30-9:10 St. with a car driven by Car­ of Hartford was extensively A capacity crowd of 4,200 Wlth 31 North Africans engine Convalr 640 during a /^ M E VISIT OUR DOWNSTAIRS WIG ANNEX Pool. the Recreation Department and no morning periods over the Industrial Instrumentation mine J. Marotta Jr. of Elm­ scratched while it was parked filled the Richmond High School aboard, the plane landed at night al(Hig the Algerian coast. Clean, Late Modd Berger underlined the need the architect, William McHugh weekend. After Labor Day the and Automation EMT 604 $175 Mon.-Wed. 6:30-9:10 wood. Court date Sept. 14. at the Parkade Saturday night. civic center Saturday for the DeMAIO BROTHERS 8U9 AJd. to • PJL — THUB8. A FBI. tiU 9 PJd. for a second such facility and of McHugh Associates, Dubrovnik, on Yugoslavia’s Ad- There were 42 persons aboard, pool will offer swim periods at riatic coast 86 miles northwest hut the hijackers let 11 get off benefit show, expected to raise CAU 643-7691 said that there have been over McHugh said that working for USED CARS Fall semester begins week of September 16 James P. Doenges, 17, of 241 The left rear window of a car $60,000 to $100,000 from the sale 250 BROAD STREET TEL 643-4949 3 to 6 and 6 to 8 p.m. during the of ’Tirana, after a refueling stop during a three-hour stop In Cag- half a million admissions to the Vernon was unique in that so week. Itop Prices Paid Gardner St., charged with oper- owned by Michael Mission of 60 of tickets at $15 to $20. first pool. He also noted that many people got involved In the In Sardinia euid a detour Uarl, the Sardinian capital, All programs qualify for veterans benefits over 1,800 youngsters took project, and he attributed the The pool Includes a 30-foot through Brindisi, Italy. TTien the plane took off for Alba- For All Mokes! quare 10-feet deep area for div- After two hours on the nla, but bad weather prevented For inlormition, writs or call; swimming lessons this year at results to their Interest. CARTER CHEVROLET University of Hartford Henry Park and the town’s only Adults expressed delight with Ing plus an area 25 meters, or groimd, the hljaclqers “ were a landing at Tirana. The stop In other swimming area, the Val­ the pool and one woman was 82 feet, long by 45 feet wide, persuaded by Yugxjslav p

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/• seph Kovalsky, imoperty on R t she w as refused treatm ent bie- programs’’ needed for treats Success, however. Is difficult T o lla n d 30. cause she iiiraB hig^ on drugs. menL ^ to measure. Clark acknowledges Bulletin Board New Haven’s Number 9 Offers “What are you treating ov4r that working at the center has ■ OF MANCHliBTEB; The Planning and Zoning Clark concedes that Number there?” ,he asked. “You’i« a Its disappotating moments, es­ Commission will meet tonight 9 attracts primarily yrhlte, mid­ Contest for Probate Judge drug dependence unit and you pecially vdien hO'-and his col­ M94521 at 8 in the Town Hall. dle class youths, many of them 54 McKEE STREET Redeem these coupons at Stop«Shop! treat kids triio don’t take drugs fran the suburbs. The directors leagues are . misunderstood by The Board of Specimen will Hope to Troubled Teen-Agers Becomes Three-Way Race any more? It’s the kids triio are and staff members are white, parents,.or find themsel'ves im- Now is Hie time to bring In your screens to be npnindT meet tomorrow night at 7:30 In Ujr PETB B COWKN “Nobody’s allowed to have Uvea to taking drugs. "Tliese on drugs who don’t know If they able to help a young person. Stonn window' glass replaced. the Town Hall. Both coifKiRS are redeemable with only one $5 purchase or more! he says, “and we relate to kids TIN ToUaad-WiUingtan Pro- AaaooUttod Preas Writer anything In their possession and kids need friends who do more want to come off or not who And progress occasionally seems daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Mar­ The Tolland Junior Women's ■with white experience.” Nevei> Jade* dM ilct race has he- shall Elmer of Mile Hill Rd. NEW HAVEN, rkw,'., (AP)— ^ about It, we really constructive things than es- need to be treated.” theless, a small number of ephemersJ, he adm its, Driien a AUTO GLASS INSTAUED Club’s executive board meeting youth who has renounced drug oame a three-way contest, as The girls 'will represent the and first initiation of new mem­ The drug depei^ent adolescent * them come around,” cape,” says Mary. “Niunber 9 He says the girl was rrferred blacks do frequent the center. Midget Football League’s Tol­ —a lonely youngster who is of- CSark. “It’s as drug-free an is set up to intr^uce them to to the Codhecticut Valley Hoe- Despite Number 9’s llmita- use reverts to It in a moment GLASS FURNITURE TOPS ToDainrs Town Clerk MTa. bers will be held tomorrow o f stress. land Tornadoes at all home ten avoided by his peerat and “ y®** can have.” such people.” pltal In Middletown for “detood- titms, in the first six mmiths of dorla HMiraat announced this night at 8 at the home of Mrs. MIRRORS (Fireplace anil Door) games, serving as hostesses. David Benjamin, Orahaber Rd. 9 shunted off to public clinics or absence ot drugs and the The center also offers In- fication”—to eliminate the drug Its existence, the center reports But Clark is optimistic about weekend that she will seek the c | LandO’ L kes Stop & Shop private practitioners by his par- P’’<4>l*>ltion against them are formal counseling and group from her system, The winners w e r e picked The ToUand Orange will meet ha-vlng over 2,(X)0 “ counseling the usefulness of groups like oCSce as a candidate ot the Dla- Hamburger or Hot Dog PIGTURE FRAMING (all types) from a group of ten finalists, tomorrow night at 8 In the or Stop & Shop ento—now has a new avenue for ®®"^ tenets of the center’s therapy sessions which, accord- a . spokesman forcontacts” the DDU -with tadi-viduals, fam i­ Number 9 that serve the needs M ot Independent party. who had in turn been selected Orange Hall. rehablUtatkm. program, headed by a tag to Mary, give youths an op- confirmed that treatment Is not lies and groups—including prob­ of troubled young people. “Bas­ WINDOW and PLATE GLASS lira, lletnrant filed petition from 42 entries. Serving as Across the country, organlza- K®"*1®. 26-year-old ex-addlct portunity to “talk with people administered to people -who lems with bad drug trips, un­ ically,” he says, “we’ve found papers "cmitainlntr more than judges were First Selectman Manchester Evening Herald Uons staffed and (grated ex- Mary Payne. As matron who Usten to their problems the come In bfgb, but he said married pregnant girls, and run­ that kids have an intuitive sense Tub Enclosure from $30 to $45 phis fanlnHw.tfaisi. the required number of slgna- Charles Thifault, Mrs. Mary Tolland correspondent Bette clusively by young people are ***® taree-room crash pad, way they see them without teU- therapy—which at the DDU is aways. of how to help other kids.” tmes" In order to qual^jr for a Cady and „Midget Football Quatrale, T el. 876-2845. springing up to trffer guidance ®**® known to her tag them what to do." protracted and Intense—would place on the ballot League commissioner William Butter and therapy to youths skeptical youthful proteges) has hosted Such an unstructured ap- only bo effective for drug users Prieee IffeeHve Monday a Toeeday Only, Aufl. 31 a Sapt. 1,1070 She will be running' against 12 OZ PKG OF 8 of the ability ot adults to help niore than 400 youths In need proach—employing trust, accept- already “partially” c<»ivlnced Skoneskl of Manchester, With this coupon l-LB PKG With this coupon QaantHy KIsMe Democrat Mrs. Edith Knight Effective thru Wednesday, Sept. 2. with their drug problems. of a place to stay since Niunber ance and new friendships to they want to give up drugs. - A r r e s t a Effective thru Wednesday, Sept. 2. and Republican candidate How­ Lettuce Grower i and a *5 purchase Limit 1 pkg per customer. © i : and a *5 purchase Limit 1 pkg per customer. One such organization la Num- ® ® founding. jjjg rjgons of ending drug Cfomtag in “stralgSit” Is one aeearvad Resident State Trooper Harry ard Wolfanger. Tomasek made several arrests Signs with Union j 9, a ^-month-old "youth Mary describes the world of dependency—seems the anti- way for a drug user to demon- 1 ^ - ^ ' WOlfanger defeated Mrs. during the weekend. Stop. Shoo I | (-2 Stop- Sho^ crl^ taterrontion center” the heavy drug user as one of thesis of traxUtional modes of strate wUltagneas to abandon Meurant in a party primary ...... • m * o , •••eeaeeee ••••••• S e ••••••• ...... eees.s**« w h ^ main office la located on “misery, loneliness and confu- treating drug users. And accord- them, he said. Fraiik H. Jaslowski, 57, of SALINAS, CaUf. (AP) — In­ diree weeks ago by 91 'votes out I Sion,’’ and says that “a person tog to dark, Oonnecticut’s hoa- ibe rmnfcArmmn, Assistant Dl- Dublin, N. H., was arrested at terharvest Co., the Salinas Val­ at 719 votes oast d ^ y with youngatm, mostly heavily into drugs loses the de- pitals and clinics, traditional rector Robert ’Dicker, also Robart Farms after refusing to ley’s largest lettuce grower, has Xrs. Xeurant in rtmnlng as leave the property and alleged­ signed a contract with the strik­ patients, are pointed to differences between an Independent candidate, for­ SHOP EARLY FOR THE LOHG ROtlDAY WEEKEHD! CLOSED SEPT. 7 ly causing a disturbance. ing AFL®r »• by- Number 9 and those who membership, and most likely breach of the peace, Jaslowski The contract signing was an­ OinnecHeut “ ^®*’ ^o helping young “The whole concept of Num- come for treatment to clinics any hprehended She said she liked Number 9 only one term, due to the age in l^dsorvUle, was released on YOUR CAR? S c o tts. restrictions on probate judges. because "each time I walked SAVINGS a $500 security bond and sched­ We Boy dean Used Mns. Meurant has lived here In, I fe lt a UtUe better triien uled to appear In Rockville Cto Oars Outright I walked out. It’s a very re­ all her life and believes she has cult Court on Sept. 16. the "hest qualifications to fill Highest Prices Paid laxing place.” She kept coming Warranty Deeds this need for a compassionate back, she says, "to help myself Six warranty deeds were filed TED TR UD O N and to do something to help AT and understanding person, who with the Town Clerk during the lOOth Anniversary la also efficient and dedicated.” VOLKSWAGEN other kids \riu> hdve problems.” past week, for transfer of real Although drug abuse remains She Intends to have regularly Boute S3, T U eettvllle estate. the most common trouble taken stated office hours, but will also 949-2988 Deeds filed were John J. Jr., to the center, other difficulties POPULAR! be available for evening and and Lucille V. Masterson to —such as pregnancies out of Saturday sq>polntments for the Herbert P. 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' \ \ . ; PAGE POUKTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEStfeR, CONN.' MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 1970 PAGE FIFTEEN Despite the dip in 1M9, bank Hospital To Participate yOOR lOBFRCOLOSIS ASSOCIMION Banks Favorite Target robbery has increased more in \ Coventry the past 10 years than any other HOTEL-MOTEL On-Job Training Bfll type o f robbery recorded by the €^ts Choice ARTS and CRAFTS In CHA Group-BuyingPlan For Felons of the ’60s F B I’s Uniform CMme Reports. TRAINING WASHENGTON (AP)—Pro­ Gets Public Service Rider 501 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE aCanchester Memorial Hos­ from the dealer to the individ­ WASHINGTON (A P ) — ’There Dan would hand the teller a robbery has risen by 2M APPROVID BY CONN. STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION Town Schools Open Wednesday; secution for draft evasion is MANGHESTEIR (Across .from the Green) pital will participate in a group ual hospital, however. RAGWEED ; /Jh was "Dashing the soft- note, warning that he had a gun cent since 1960, compared WASHINGTON (A P ) — Sen­ assure the trainees Jobs but APPROVED FOR VETERANS' TRAINING ten times what it was five purchasing agreement between This group purchasing plan is spoken New Yorker who and demanding large denomina- a Jump of 186 per cent in ate Democrats are mounting a would give states and cities street robberies stich as mug­ years ago, says the Selective the Connecticut Hospital As­ actually not a new idea. It is POLLEN dressed neatly and used a note. tion bills. If the teller hesitated, OiMlIfy dvlckly *or woll-oold ovor- Men — Women challenge to the Nixon adminis­ manpower needed to cut into a ging and armed holdup. All vi­ IncrooilKf opportunitlos In motoU, hololo, Service. EVERY ARTICLE MUST BE SOLDI sociation (CSiA) and several an expansion of the former CHA ’Ihen there were the four men in he would say "excuse m e" and raurti, otc. Study at homo or Saturday Couplet tration’s on-the-Job training hill huge backlog of public service COUNT T olent crimes, including robbery, Schedule, Bus Routes Listed ^ Convictions are fewer, major hospttsd suppliers, which purchasing council, which had Cincinnati who left four women he would say "excuse me” and rotidont claiut. Koop your proiont |ob An no borrior. No oxn<4- which they hope will spotlight needs. rose 130 per cent during the dec­ -whilo tralnint. Frao natlon-wldo placo- All four Coventry schools w ill dar Swamp Rd., Bolton Branch Sam Green Rd., back to 81 to partly because of a policy is estimated to save Connecticut negotiated group purchases for dead in their wake. walk way. If the teller com­ moot Mrvico. ^ anca nocoiiary. the issues of imemployment and Nelson estimated the hill Any Reasonable Offer Accepted hospitals over $360,000 the firat Between them, and thousands plied, he said “ thank you" and ade. reopen Wednesday, on the same Hd. Home on Bus 3. Trowbridge Rd. allowing a case to be con­ the economy shortly before the would provide 150,(X)0 to 200,000 two separate items—fuel oil, Mail for Free Liter-.i ■| cluded without a guilty Judg­ year. Pollen Count hn‘,eit on of others who followed their line left with the loot. Convictions, at least those for COUNTY SCHOOL-; MH [ schedule as last year. The high 4A; 7:86 a.m. Rt. 44A (Afternoon seasslon — to Nov. 3 congressional elections. public service jobs in the first and medical gases (such as .1 24 hour s>)mplin(j ature or Call CoUeotj ment if a defendant agree to Houre 1 P.M. - 6 P.M. Edward Kenney, hospital ad­ of work in the past decade, they Bank robberies now number robbing financial institutions 3787 M AIN STREET school starts classes at 7:48 a.m. o®uUon light to North Rlv- school) The challenge was laid down year. o x y g ^ ). 374-B187 be. drafted. ministrator, estimated that the have robbed more banks and about 2,000 per year and losses protected by federal bank rob­ BRIDGEPORT 6, CONN. Mid dismisses at 2 n m -rhA (‘nc'uding Cornwall 11:46 a.m. West on 44A (from by the Democratic majority on ’Diey would be in such fields ‘Die Manchester hospital has In a statement. Selective plan will save the Mancheq,ter participated in both of these stolen more money than John run in the millions of dollars, bery laws, fall far short of the /I. f M « 1 a h \ Acres), Jones Crossing, Mer- Brewster ,St.) to Cedar Swamp the Labor w d Public Welfare as education, health, recreation, Name— C a .p t. Nathan Hale School hours row Rd., Brigham Tavern Rd Service said Friday the num­ hospital between $7,000 and $7,- plans for two or three years Firemen Gaining Dillinger could have aspired to according to FB I statistics. The total number of offenses. Rd. and Bolton Branch Rd., Committee which added a mul­ sanitation, police and fire serv­ Address- are 9:06 a.m. to 8:80 p m Cov- (to Ontrim Rd.) Home on Bus i . ber of draft evasion cases 600 the first year. now. They were also a member in his heyday. most likely victims are branch In fiscal 1969, for instance, back to Cedar Swamp Rd. to tibillion dollar public service ices, and control of drug abuses. entry Grammar School and Bus 4B: 8:05 a.m Pilgrim prosecuted In 1969 was 3,466, Contracts with nine major of the Hospital Bureau, Inc., of On Costal Blazes Since 1960, bank robberies banks or savings and loan of­ there were 1,793 robberies of City— -State- Bread and MUk St. to ’Twin Hills employment program to the Democrats on the Finance suppliers signed recently have Robei^on operate from 8:30 Hills (all but lower Mark Dr. compared with 369 in 1965. ‘ Pleasantvllle, N. Y., another have increased nearly threefold, fices in cities of 25,000 popula­ banks or savings and loan cov­ Phone- -Time Usually Home- Dr. to Pilgrim HlUs. bill. Committee are raising the same been called a major break­ WENATCHEE, Wash. (AP) — a.m. to 2:46 p.m. and 8:06 a.m. and Alice Dr. from Mark Dr to The figure for the first nine non-profit hospital purchasing the FB I says. Despite a drop of tion or more, although rural ered by the federal law, but 11:45 a.m. Rt. 44A east to ’The administration strongly issue on a separate bill—Presi­ through in the effort to keep ’Thousands of fire fighters bat­ banks are still being knocked off only 1,262 convictions—an all- months of the 1970 fiscal group. slightly more than one per cent n r ^ f F Home orBus 7R North River Rd., North River opposes such a program on fis­ dent Nixon’s welfare reform patient care costs down, accord­ year Is 2,950. The effort to buy more effec­ tled flames in 98,000 acres of in 1M9, says FB I Director J. regularly, the FBI says. time high. ^ '*• Bus 5: 7:35 a.m. Lewis HIU, Rd., Goose Lane, Coventry Hills, cal and other grounds. plan. ing to Dr. Bliss B. Clark, CHA Kindergarten Msignments Brigham Tavern Rd. (to S *I1ie conviction rate in the That proposal would provide tively is one of many attempts timberland today and a Forest Edgar Hoover, bank robberies mailed back Folly Lane to North River Senate Democratic leaders APPLES president. He said that con­ have been mailed to parents, ham Ta,vern Extension). r1 first nine months of fiscal to keep down the rising costa of are becoming more than ever Rd. to Grant Hill Rd. to Dunn Job training for thousands of tracts now in force are expect­ Service spokesman said it was and the two grammar schools 1970 was 34 per cent compar­ have scheduled the legislation patient care. 'The purchase of "a major problem facing law 44A to Richmond Rd. (includ­ Rd. welfare recipients. But Sens. ed to save hospitals more than hoped the biggest blaze soon operate kindergarten schedules ed with a rate of 70 per cent for floor action around mid-Sep­ goods, services, and facilities enforcement." ing Sam Green Rd.) to R t 44A 11:60...... a.m...... (Wagon)...... Brigham____ tember. Republican conserva­ Abraham A. Ribicoff, DiConn., $2 million hy 1076. would be surrounded. as follows: CX3S mornli^ ses­ in 1966. accounts for about 30 per cent "Banking institutions are sus­ W1 studente near the rest area), Hill Rd., Jones Crossing, Mer- tives have pledged a fight to and Fred R. Harris, D-Okla., Statistics show that literally sion, 8:30 to U a.m. and‘ aftei> of the patient’s bill. He said 46 miles of fire line taining mounting mcmetary loss­ North River Rd. to Goose Lane row Rd. to Brigham Tavern Rd. complained there Is no assur­ thousands of tons of supplies noon 12:16 to 2:46 p.m. Robert­ eliminate or cut back on the Red Gravenstein ’The other 70 per cent reflects had been completed around es, of course, but the more o iFu n. in Coventry Hills), Cas- to Carpenter Rd. * ance the trainees will get em­ were cpitchers coming out black white Sox put it. “ Right down Naktenis 67-71-69-71-278 Wash'n. 62 69 .473 22% his last game before undergoing Carmen Fllloramo 61; Dick mUiated the New York Jets 62- come to terms with Minnesota the game to direct the winning I0 8 into rugged pracUce ses- Tim McNamara. flag for most of last seasmi be­ Elsewhere in the N L Sunday, and got the victory with Jim PHII..S - BRAVES — and blue. the line the Red Sox have pow- Ogden 71-72-71-67-281 West Division a back operation, touched off a .Marshall, . Ken Ackerman 62; Sunday night in a nationally this season and Gory Cuozzo is drive. slons in preparation for the 1970 fore getting Jilted in the final St. Louis shaded Los Angeles 2- Bay and Fred Gladding finish­ Reliever Dick Selma picked ’The American League rivals er. But their pitching is not that Trailing McNamera were Class C —Net / Minnesota 76 54 .585 — two-run Detroit rally in the Maynard Clough, Ed Warner 62; month, are showing a revived 1, Montreal clipped Cincinnati up his 20th save and third in as wound up their bizarre season good that our club can’t hit ------televised National Football running the offense. Royce Berry’s 4-yard touch- Harry Eich at 296 and Erwin Johnson 72-69-70-67-278 ing up. Nolan Ryan absorbed California 74 58 .661 3 A1 Calamari, Sonny Monaco 62; The area’s four Ivy League Interest. It’s a good thing. Nei­ 5-1 and Philadelphia defeated many days as Philadelphia series Sunday with the Red Sox them. Good pitching stops our eighth as the ’Tigers came from League preseason contest Cuozzo, onetime Phi Beta down run with an intercepted Kennedy at 298 in the A Divi­ Olementlno 78-744)9-71-287 the lose. OaklEmd 70 62 .530 7 sweeping a doubleheader 21-11 club. Imagine scoring 29 runs behind to beat Oakland, ending Alex Elgner, Jim Horvath 62; representatives — Harvard, ther the New York Mets nor Atlanta 4-2. • • * topped Atlanta. Selma bailed It marked shaggy-haired Joe Kappa from Virginia, threw pass put Cincinnati ahead to sion. Andersem 73-73-70-71-287 Pittsburgh Pirates seem fo care ' « * • Kansas City 61 81 .386 26 and 4-1. Imagine scoring 11 runs in four games M d only win- a five-game losing streak. The Merrill Whlston, Jack Oliva 62; Namath’s 1970 debut, too. three touchdown passes com- .pitcher Pete Naktenis cop­ thus joins E eitI Bollsleper, The Cubs used Joe Pepltone’s ChicEigo 49 86 .363 29% After all, back on May 31 the George Scott, Reggie Smith the Inndng on Reggie Jackron s gross — Bert Davis, Einar Lor- auspicious. math, who got in for 10 plays in Bob Griese’s passing enabled season esunps. operate with the Mets by los­ tory. At Harvard, Coach John Yov- ped the B Division players with Paul Ballsieper, Art Wilkie Sr., ninth inning homer for a 8-0 vie- Hands of the Cubs and Sunday’s Results Red Sox scored 18. . .and lost and Mike Andrews each had two-run homer, one of four Oak- entzen 70; Fred Lennon, Frank Earlier Simday night, also on the second quarter, missed his the Dolphins to whip the Colts, ing too. Willie McCovey drove • * • Icsln, who pleins to retire after a net score of 278. BIU Ogden Roy Fraser, Bob L eiF teuicIs,, toiy over San Diego Sunday and S®** Diego’s Roberts were Boston 21-4, Chicago 11-1 by nine. four hits and four RBIs in the land pinch hits, tying the league Kleman 71. national television, the Green first .four throws, winding up ‘"They’re the biggest team in in two runs with a double and EXPOS - Reds — his 14th season this year, g;reet- was second at 281. Holly Mandly, Stan Hillnskl, Lee took over second place in the di- locked in a scoreless duel Kansas City 4, Washington 3 ’Things were relatively peace- opening game and Carl Yas- record for pinch hits in a single SELECTED NINE Bay Packers, intercepting seven with two completions in six at- pro football,’ ’ said Atlanta’s WOODY OLARK his 34th homer and scored three Montreal used Steve Renko’s ed 96 candidates today. C Division net honors went to Terry and Joe EvEinkovech ew vision, one game back of the through eight innings. ’Then, California 10, Cleveland 9 ful until Aug. 19, when the trzemskl added a three - run game. CIeiss a — Joe Novak 31-4-27; passes, thrashed the Osddand tempts for 42 yards. Norm Van Brocklin of the world runs in San Francisco’s first six-hitter to beat Cincinnati Yovlcsln, who needs just one Russ Johnson with 278. ’Tied for 287 were Val Olementlno and two-time champs. Hillnskl has staggering Pirates. Pitteburgh with the appealing Pirate first Detroit 6, Oakland 5 White Sox poured 11 runs across homer. Andrews and Rico Pet- Freehan, the , " Roy Rlggott 32-6-27; Bert Cirl- Raiders 37-7. "W e made every possible mis- champion Chiefs but the Dutch- game victory. and 20-game winner Jim Mer­ TTTL. , , ,. _ . I J . J /-■ -V , ^ J more victory, his 72nd, to be- second place in this group at Eari Anderson. . won four club crowns. dropped both ends of a double- game and Met losses posted tan- New York 5, Minnesota 2 in the ninth inning for a 13-6 vie- rocelll homered in the nightcap, catcher who has been son 32-5-27, Gordon Smith 32-5- The Philadelphia Eagles play ^ e ,” m ^ed Oaklwd Ck>ach man’s Falcons tripped Kansas victorious coach ______It was Pittsburgh’s fifth con­ ritt. John Boccabella’s bases- • * • . much of the season, finished header, 7-3 and 2-1 to San Fran- talizlngly on the scoreboard, Milwaukee 5, Baltimore 2 tory. ’The Pale Hose provided a 27; Larry iGazza 32-5-27; B—Bill the Lions at Detroit tonight to J(rfin MEulden after his team’s City. One of the things that Chicago pulled it out. secutive loss and the streak loaded single keyied a three-nm In HEirvEirt history, Monday’s Games YANKS — ’TWINS — with a .241 average, 16 homers Ogden 32-7-25; Bob White 32-7- wrap up the fourth weekend of loss to the PEkckers. Bart Starr hfelped the Falcons weis Tom stretched to six when Bon Bry­ Expos’ rally in the fourth in­ taste of what was coming Sat- surprising switch ready lor The Mets dropped their t^rd Hickman and Ron Santo Cleveland (Dunning 3-7) Roy White hit the first grand and 62 runs batted in. 26; C—John Treschudk 33-8-25; exhibition ftball. pEissed for a psUr of Green Bay Mk touchdowns. touchdown Edter scemping up a in the nightcap. ’The Giants’ Montreal and Lee May con­ and a 13-9 triumph. He EUinounced during the New York’s sixth loss in the last ripped his 20th home run of the Baltimore (Cuellar 20-7) at -rho hooir In kces, flrst since early last sea- cuses,” he said, “ but the back Shenning 38-12-26; Bill Phelan anything like the tesun that up- In Saturday’s exhibitions, the KEmsas City field goal try that winning nm was driven in on nected for the Reds. weekend that Pete Varney, a seven games but over that y®^r sixth since moving New York (Bahnsen 12-9), N to help rookie Steve Kline has just gotten increasingly 35-9-26; low gross — Joe Novak g^t the Baltimore Colts in the New Orleans SEdnts rEililed twice was short. 1 Sunday wrapped up Inter-dlvl- 210-pound tight end who has stretch the Mets have actually trom Houston to the Cubs. ’That a sacrifice fly in the bottom Detroit (Lolich 12-15) at Bos­ run frnm e^of their own M d back the ’Twins and trim worae. I ’d like to play for a 71; blind bogey — Paul Boris iggg gup^r Bowl. And the VI- to defeat yie Boston Patriots Tommy MEison caught a 27- Long Time Between Victories gained one-half game in the dl- was plenty for Hands, who scat- of the eighth by John Stephen- sion play Now the N L Bast led the CMmson in pEiss receiv­ ton (Culp 13-12), N. wranned It iin with six more in their lead over California in the number of years more and the 100, Charlie Ferguson 100. kings didn’t play like the team 26-20; the Cln Montreal 5, Cincinnati 1 to clinch the victory as the seem to have the pitching and couple of outstanding sophomore ^gj.jjg .. ment favorite Jack Nloklaus ter, facing cnly 27 men and al­ describes the crazy season Saturday Gary Cuozzo, who is used to unhappy about the numbers. He Monday’s Game pitching is still the name of the prospects in quarterback N in o ______within reEich of the title. lowing only one hit. In the lOth series between the Boston White Sox scored 10 runs in the Low gross.— Helen Noel 37; playing in the shadows of other Invading Herb’s Hold 3-0 Season Edge New York (Koosman 8-6) at game. Moscardi and Ught end Chip As it turned out, they got inning, Manchester sent in Ron first four innings of the game. net —'Nellie Johnson 40-13-27, quEirterbacks. St. Louis (Briles 5-4), N Red Sox and the Chicago “They’ve got power right Regine, who rewrote Brown their strongest competition from Beaurlvage to replace Flanagan In previous encounters, the Eileen Plodzik 41-12-29; putts— Cuozzo PEissed for three touch­ Tuesday’s Gaines White Sox culminated Sun­ down the line,” said Gutteridge, freshman records in pEisslng and DEm Sikes, who just made the —and -it was Beaurivage’s sin­ Red Sox scored 13 runs on May Nellie Johnson 30, Ruby Clough downs and 203 yards, eiU in the Pittsburgh at Montreal, N day when Boston swept a “ but their pitching isn’t that receiving. cut Friday with an even par 144. gle that scored Charles Murray 31 only to lose to Chicago 22-13. 31. first half, as the Minnesota V i­ Davis Cup Crown Philadelphia at Chicago At Rhode IslEmd, another re­ Sikes, who had a 67 Saturday for the tying run. Beaurlvage Moriarty’s Home Tonight doubleheader 21-11 and 4-1. On Aug. 9 in Boston, the White gfood and our club has been able kings smothered the New York New York at St. Louis, N The double victory gave the Sox scored a record 11 runs in to hit them. Good pitching can FOUR BALL building team, the Rams check­ fired a four-under-par 68 Sipi- himself scored later on an er­ Three times the two teams ting champ with a.435 average. Jets 52-21 In a NationEiI Football Although Moriarty’s Los Angeles at Atlanta, 2, twl- Red Sox a closing 8-4 edge in stop our club. Imagine, we Sunday ed in with Coach Jack Gregory day Emd at one point w a. eveD ror, for the winning run. met during the regular season Ageless Lev Spencer was the the ninth inning to whip the Red League preseason game before night their hand-to-hand battles which Sox 13-5 and only on Saturday scored 29 runs in this series and ‘Helen Noel, Naomi Lockwood, Simday Emd were spt to get to at lO-under for the tournament Middletown scored its lone raced through the Hart­ and three times Herb’s wound loop’s winningest pitcher with a sellout crowd of 47,000 and a San Francisco at Cincinnati, N includes season highs for both the White Sox scored eight won only one game.” Nellie Johnson, Ruth Martin 64; work today. The squad includes Won by U.S. Again with Harris and Nichols. But he run in the top of the lOth when ford Twilight Baseball up on the long end of the count. 10 of 11 decisions. He’ll draw Rory Simon, Mary Gangewere, national television audience. San Diego at Houston, N clubs in numerous categories. times in the sixth Inning to rally Mike Andrews, Reggie Smith 26 lettermen. took a bogey five at the six­ F. J. Daniels singled, scoring The MB’s lost but four of 24 the starting assignment tonight Rita Creed, JoEinne Hunt 65. NEimath mEide his 1970 debut League like Man o’War on Boston lashed out 22 hits in from a 7-1 deficit and roll to a and George Scott each had four Other schools opening camps C L E V E L A N D (A P ) — The United States has won teenth hole and said Eifterwards Ed Mann from second base. starts during regular season with Wally Wldholm his receiv­ inconspicuously. He teui off 10 the first game for a season high 13-9 victory. hits Emd four runs batted in to during the weekend included that if he knew he were tied, he the turf, the Eastern Divi- play- er. Spencer’s only loss was to plays in the second quEirter tennis’ Davis Cup again, even though the series doesn’t Four Ball Winners and went far beyond a previous “ We’ve had some good lead Boston in the first game. Ellmgton Ridge Williams, Trinity, NortheEistem would have played safer. In playoffs, Moriarty’s elimi­ Herb’s. while the Vikings built a 21-0 wind up until today. ’------^ J i u e champions were unable high of 13 runs in one game. pitched games and some wild Andrews collected two more Saturday and Bridgiewater State. Tufts is Sikes finished third with a nated Hartford Insurance in two Shortstop and second base NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — lead to a 31-0 halftime margin. Ferdinand Henkel, whose <complete game of the BETTER NINE CJoach Weeb Ewbank, “ but we ture of the Davis Cup playoffs N.J., into the Little League' wide edge with an all .300 hit­ Herb’s boasts a group of Course to win the Four - Ball Holy Cross, which hEis a S^ept. Ashe Jr., of Richmond, Va., vals clash in the best of a best run homer by Carl Yastrzemski club couldn’t stop them.’ ’ season. Class A — Tom Joyce, Stan didn’t have the ball that much. .World Series final, but it was ting outfield of John Porteus, young, hustling performers, led Championship of the Connectl- 12 opening at Army, wound up faced Kuhnke Emd Cliff Richey BIRD BANDER of three set for the playoff title. Markowski 38-3-35; B — Jim 1,’ve always liked Cuozzo—^I sign- Four Davis Cup rounds in qiectacular defense that made The opener is set for Mt Nebo Bobby Carlson and Rich Rlor- by hard-hitting Mike McDonald cut State Golf AssoclaUon. P ar its first week .of practice Satur­ of SEm Angelo, Tex., took on McCarthy 37-4-33; Tony Lembo ed him to his first contract.” six weeks—that’s too much for the New Jerseyites champions. at 6 M the second ’Tuesday dan-all three AU-Star selec- and Mark Swayne. Bill Gulda is is 34-36-70. . day with a 2%-hour controlled Bungert. IRVING, 111. (A P ) — Mrs. C. 38-5-33; C '— Jack Kearney 39- Cuozzo, who completed nine of the players,” the GermEm's Winning pitcher Steve O’Neil nl'-ht at Sterllnir Field in West tlons, plus two hard-hitters in the expected starting hurler. Runner-up honors in the field scrimmage. Senior quarterback The doubles’ triumph pulled J. (Bird, 63, la a licensed bird- 6-33; Howie Latimer 40-6-34; 16 passes, picked out his first non-playing captsiin SEdd Sunday was in trouble every inning ex­ Hartford and a third, if neces- third baseman Gene Johnson The season’s best crowd is of 100 teams went to Skip I ^ Major League (Herald photo Iw Silver) Mark Mowatt pEissed for two the United States Into a tie with bander, trapping EUid bimdlng Don Ross 39-6-34; D — Len open spot with a 42-yard touch- after AmeriCEms StEm Smith Emd cept the last in Waynes’ 2-0 sarv back to Nebo Wednesday and first baseman Stan S’.om- expected as the home nine seeks tondo of Avon, with John Ayls- Magic of Mantle WOMEN’S DOUBLES CHAMPS-^eanne Pearson touchdowns Emd scored one him­ Australia with 22 Davis iCup vic­ all varieties of birds for no pay, Wood 41-8-33; Reggie Mosher down pass to flEuiker Bob Grim Bob Lutz whipped Wllhem Bun- shutout of Campbell, (Talif., Sat­ clnsky. Johnson was the bat- to retire its playoff crown. worth of Canton 32-35—67. ==Leaders== self, but Coach Bill Whltton weis tories, a record for the world but a weEilth of pleEisure. 42-9-33; E — Bemie Rose 44-12 in the flrst quarter. Then there and Mary Burke won the Women’s Doubles Tourna­ gert and Christiem Kuhnke in urday. He was balled out each unhappy because of the “ lack of competition. It weis also the She SEdd she began watching American League 32; kickers — Dave Berger 87- WEIS a 75-yard bomb to Gene ment yesterday at the Neipsic Tennis Club over doubles, 6-3, 7-5, 6-4. thp® by such plays as: drive Emd thrust” by his offien- Americans’ third decision in a birds more than 20 years ago 8-79; Elmer Rlggott 91-12-79; Washington and a 10-yarder to Dzintra Bailey and Priscilla Andrews. The scores “ There should be at leEist —A diving catch by Wayne Rubs Off on White Batting (876 at bats)—R. sive linemen. row. “ because I was nosey.” rlghtflelder Mike Fantau with a Nelson Skinner 89-10-79; Ed John -BcEisley. were 6-2, ^0. Rain postponed Men’s Doubles finals. three weeks break before the Major Victory for Billiards Smith, Boston .318; Yastrzem­ Lutz and Smith, who tStrikeouts — McDowell, Peck 87-10-77; George MeitIow do it as well a year ago. L «s Josephson, after starring High golfer, scored a hole-ln- may do so ’Tuesday morning at drive to the 316-foot marker for pid’s ninth straight triumph tCEim. District One Championships held Cleveland 286; Lolich, Detroit 98-21; 77; Dave Berger 86-8-77; Allen says he counts on his in 1967, missed the entire 1968 one lEist BYlday in the Pro-Jun­ 8 o’clock at the high school gym. an inside-the-park homer and and 22nd In 27 races since Sherrie Hopperstead, 10 and in Plainvllle. 179 . Frank Sheldon 90-13-77; Ray veterEm defensive platoon but sesison because of a tom ior Golf ToumEiment at Pequa- 1970 - 71 DAGT LEAGUE Walker Brig;gs reported. tied the score at 4-4. July was 1 minute, 51 sec­ under, notched the 50-meter McAdam fielded brilliantly Hulme Disqualified in Can-Am Seraphln 91-11-80; Chet Wineze admits it left some things to be Achilles tendon. buck in Bristol. ’The home team scored again onds. iJreEiststroke in 60.6. Herbert’s around the mound and hit well National League 88-8-80; Saul PEistemack 87- desired in 1969. Although both “ Josephson will be better this The young lefthander aced the Final date registration in the bottom of the sixth and time in the butterfly weis 1:21.6. for enough to earn himself the nod Batting (876 at bats)—Carty, 7- 80; Tom Heslln 46-16-80. free safety Eddie Meador and year,” said Allen. 160-yEird 16th hole using a seven set the stage for the dramatic . Tk r Tucker’s first place time in the for Most Valuable Player hon­ T.AniF.a linebacker Maxle Baughan, the Tommy Msison provides a iron. He weis teamed with Pro seventh inning Billiard rally. Starter’s Error Marks Race Atlanta .366; Clemente, Pitts­ r l C 1 ff JOL 1x010 F 0 0 backstroke was 42.6. September 11,1970 P la y G o l f ors. burgh .360. Saturday man who called „ defensive , . slg- spot runner amd WUlle Ellison Alex Hackney of the Manches­ Shortstop Jim Purtlll got the after last _ _ , o ^ 1^® ' ’®y® age group, Runs—B. Williams, Chicago Low gross — A — Carol Carl- nals, reUred after last year, hEi^ shown improvement eiI- I l . 0 l p U . O , X j a 2 0 r S Wayne Smith lowered the exlst- ter Country Club and John Herd- ball rolling for the locals. He And Two Winners Declared 117; Bonds, San Francisco 116. son 88; B — Celeste Sheldon both changed their minds. though he also hEU3 had injury Ic and Larry Plantohtonio. NOW, Y O U LIS’TEN!— As usual, the umpire had are __ ___ J, „ , Ing 60-meter backstroke with a T a ll w o o d pinch hit for John Quaglia and Runs batted in—^Bench, C9n- 95; C — Mary Kearney 113. “Gabriel’s best , y e ^ troubles so far this camp^gn. TCIUN, Italy (AP) Height meet record of 42.1. Jon homered to deep right center Sports Dial the last word. John Flaherty took enough when he A starter’s error caused a b e t t e r n i n e ahead of him/* said the coach closing out the racing season. cinnati 127; Perez, Cincinnati Jim ThomEis, Eifter seven years and the referee’s whlsUe have Adams placed third In the 60- to knot the count. With one out. pointed a finger at Washington’s Casey Cox after Close observers of the Cana- ^ Class A — CeitoI Carlson 43-8- before this season began and In CEUiada, signed with the TONIGHT dead heat ruling in the first 25- helped the U.S. basketball team meter breaststroke and a fourth C.C. Manager Steve McAdam slam­ disagreement over his calls on Senator pitcher. 36; B — Celeste Sheldon 46-11- after hfe quarterback completed lap main event Saturday night dlan-Am eric^ road racing ser- m ts-R ose, CinclnnaU 174; Rams and might possibly be of advance In the final round at jn the 60-meter freestyle event. 646-1151 med a drive in almost the iden­ 7:26 Red Sox vs. ’Tigers, WTIO ies have said for months that Brock, St. Louis 171. 36; Jo Chupas 47-12-36; C — El- 217 of his 399 passes for 2,549 jigip th® sixth World University The meet was sEmctloned by tical spot and legged out the go- at Stafford Speedway. The start­ the only way the orange Me- rtoubles-M. Parker, Los An- Ue Wlncze 44-15-40; kickers — yards and 24 touchdowns a year receivers look solid at GEimes, while Israeli twice has the Connecticut Assoic'lation of OPEN TO PUBLIC ahead run. ’Then Morhardt de­ 8:00 Yanks vs. Orioles, WINF er flashed the two laps to 'g o MANCHESTER TIRE, INC. I^en-Chevrolets can 1 ^ a ^ ^ Francisco ClEilre Keating 110-30-75; EUle ago. . ^ , this point With Jai k Snow, Wen- been blocked by politics. the Amateur Athletic Union. livered a clutch single driving Wynn Wants Out of Houston 1 Mile from Gay City signal sign to Ed Flemke as he trace is to break completely or gg M a r^ 111-31-80. Lc» Angeles won the < 3 ^ g y j Truax, Bob Seven-f(x>t Jim McDaniels of Also receiving medals were in Mike Reardon who had dou­ 9:00 Mets vs. Cards, WBMI Division title but lost to the ------SPECIALIST IN ------Rt. 85, Hebron, Conn. sped past on the 22nd lap. Real­ be disquaUfied. TO pies-W . Davis, Los Ange- Sunday Klein Euld Jim Seymour, the lat Western Kentucky scored 24 Kim Miller (fourth)' and Betty bled for the insurance run. Minnesota Vikings to toe^ ^ g^^ Despite Best Day of Year izing his error the starter failed And that’s the reason the late les 16; Kessinger, Chicago 14. Low g(Toss — A — Jan Hani- points Sunday eis the U.S. Fune (sixth) in the 100-meter gan 90; OB — Elite ChEdne 105; playoff Sa™® ^®^^®.J^®®^ , who missed lEist sesuson because gEdned a luurd-fought 00-80 vlcto- backstroke, MSarybeth Tucker • ALIGNMENT • MUFFLERS • CRAKES to show the signal the next time Bruce McLaren, vriio built the Home runs-Bench, Clnclnna- Conference title. Then they wal HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) — The Wynn finished with five runs- team into the biggest winner in u 42; Perez, ChnclnnaU 89 BETTER NINE of military service. ly over Cuba, which had five fourth in 200-meter IndivlduEd (FRONT END PARTS) (DISC OR REG.) around, then came the white ClEiss A — jEm HEirrigan 43-8- loped Dallas 31-0 In the Playoff world champion New York Mets batted-in for the game, and motorsports, always ran twin stolen bases-Tolan, Cindnna. Alien, himself, feels ho must players whistled out with per- medley, Donna Siebold third in 36; B — BUle Chalne 62-14-38; Bowl. didn’t look much like their bill­ Menke, who walloped his tenth flag. cars in all Of the Can-Am tl 61; Brock, St. Louis 42; lowi. l . produce a winnewinner in his fifth sonEil fouls. 50-meter butterfly Eind fourth in • TAIL PIPES • SHOCKS • BATTERIES ing Sunday as they fell to the Flemke, apparently thinking klckerEH-Dora Kellner 94-17-77. Defensively al(»ig the front coEiching. He WEIS fired The United StEdes, favored to 20()-meter indlviduEil medley, and eleventh homers, with events. Bonds, San B’rancisco 42. line, the Rams have such stEd- Houston Astros 9-5 under a bar­ he had won the race slowed FATHER-SON after his third campaign despite win the basketbEill gold, weis to KEithy NQUer fifth in latter event three. At Elkhart Lake, Wls., Sun- Pitching (ifi decisions)—Simp- warts Eis 270-pound Merlin Ol­ rage of home' runs. down and Leo Cleary passed . CHAMPIONSHIPS a divisional title Emd then re­ play BteizU today. mid Jon AdEins fourth In 50- — Fast Courteous Service — day, N6. 1 driver Denis Hulme son, Cincinnati 14-8, .824, 8.01; sen," 260-pound ‘Destoon’ Jones, Jim Wynn slammed a pair Wynn says’ he believes the him, and was first oyer the fin­ First flight —low^ gross—Pete- hired wben players stood solidly Israel’s basketbEdl squad meter freestyle smd third in 60- MON.-TUES.-WED. 8 a.m.-5:S0 p.m.—^THURS.-FRI. 8 Ei.|n>-8 p.m,p-SAT. 8 a.m.-l p.m. Astros just aren’t interested in crossed the finish line first in Gibson, St. Louis 19-5, .792, 8.88. _ 270-pound Coy Bacon EUid 256- of Nolan Ryan fast balls for a ishing line. It was decided each Dave Ungua 76; net—^FrEmcis- behind him. Still this is his final failed to get on the court again meter breaststroke • , ■ /■ FRONT END D YNAM ICS him, except for some disciplin­ the sixth race of the season. Strikeouts—S e a v e r, New S^rc'Ti'nd P®“n«l 1^‘ron Talbert. contTEtot______yeEU-______and so far___ the couple of two-run homers in the was a winner. Fred DeSarro Scott IFb.y 80-11-69: » I * _ Sunday when Algeria refused to early innings and Denis Menke ary measure. was third and Bobby Vee fourth. Right behind him was Peter York 246; Gibson, St. Louis 281. flight — gross — Tom-(jary ^ 260-powd j^ „ jg management hEmn’t prof- Gehkin of Britain In the No. 2 ______play. AlbEuila tiEul refused to Race Driver Killed WhMl Balaiciii connected for two homers later. “ Look,” Wynn said. “ All I ’ve In the second feature, Flemke W olff 84; net—Stan-Mark Geda W ck C ^ , ^ fered a new pact. i McLaren. play Israel on Thursday. BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS, r For “ This is the best day I ’ve had ever gotten from Spec Richard­ won going away with DeSarro 86-24-62; third flight — gross — *^tter ------An Arab spokesman SEiid Arab Utah (AP) — A California race AOlt-Lairy Stein 90; Net — Vln- *1®^® an Impressiw . ATIAim C Shock Absorbere this year,’‘ Wynn said, “ Mainly son the general manager and second, Ernie Gahan third and ’Two hours after the finish. YeBterday’s Stars ccxmtries were not going to cEtr driver was killed Wednes- i.O O ty/vEAli because I got fast balls and Harry Walker the coach is a Cleary fourth. Bem ie Miller, Sports Car Club of America offi­ Justin Callahan 97-29-68. W eekend compete against a countiy day vdien he crashed at 325 cials announced that Hulme had . BATTING —^ Jim Wynn, As- MOTHER - DAUGHTER Uet Jim PnmeU, John Per^e, that’s what I expected to see bunch o f‘ static. second in national points behind which was “ in a state of war miles eui hour While attempting Brake Service been disqualified. They said his collected two homers, two CHAMPIONSHIP Myron PotUos Md ro®We Jwk MANILA—Gabriel “Flash” 4 against Nolan Ryan.” “ They try to push you under DeSarro, was fifth. us EXPERT Elorde, 186%, I%Ulppine8, Eigainst .” to breEdc a land speed record ( » UP 10 < MONTHS TO PAT car had stalled and was given a b^es-loaded walk First flight — Low gross — Reynolds provide llnebacMng Wynn’s efforts didn’t change their thumb every time you turn Present point leader Bobby stopped CTilCEio Andirade, 186, However, the Arab axrtion weis the B

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Propane tanks refilled. reasonable rates, cash and pany supplying mini-computer pointment. carry 9-6 or home pick-up and M o ving~T racking— systems to local industry Is to ______„ need of a Girl Friday to work WOMEN needed to do office Automobiles For Sale 4 delivery. Healy Building Main­ Storage 20 JANITORS Campers Holiday, Inc. part-time. Hours are flexible. cleaning part-time in the eve­ c IWO W NtA. W., TJA If. U.S. f^. OH. 8-31, tenance Service, 461 Main St., ning. Starting around Sept. 1st. DUNE Buggy — Real sharp, Manchester. 646-4220. MANCHESTER — Delivery- Must be good typist. 643-1179. OPENING custom paint, many extras. Route 66, Portland, Conn. CaU 627-9286 or apply Rudder experience necessary. Full- ‘Cet the big size, Mom . . .' it squirts farther than Ught tracking and packeige de­ New, pos-A-Traction, tires, 1-342-2112 livery. Refrigerators, washers SECRETARIES — 'Typists — BuUdtog Service Corp., 167 time poaitioius, hours 1:30 p.m.- I Vending, is BIG BUSINESS the little one!" 0^ Hurst, SW. Must sell, no rea­ and stove mo-vtog, specialty. Clerks and other office skills. Charter Oak Avenue, Hartford. 10 p.m. Bxc^Uent salary and I — is growing steadily every A, Building— Many needed for asaigmnents benefits. Apply Persoimel Dept., yesr — and is RECESSION ______• ,8 -3 ''^ sonable offer refused. CaU 628- Folding chairs for rent. 649- GENERAL CLERK, full-time, Manchester Memorial Hospital, I 3342 or 289-6131. CAMPER, Chevrolet chassis, all Contracting 14 near home. Temporary, fuU- PROOF! metal body, renewed me­ 0762. over 21, Wednesdays- Sundays, 71 Haynes St., Manchester. MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD tlme or 9-3 p.m. Highest pay, 1963 PLYMOUTH Fury, 4-door, chanically, fuU price $695. LEON Cleszynski builder—new no fee. Staff Builders, 11 Asy­ I THIS COMPANY . . . WE HAVE THE REPORT n o w ^ e ^r e I ^ ^ OKAY, MICKEY exceUent mechaniced condi­ Douglas Motors, 346 Mato. homes custom built, remodel­ lum St., Hartford. 278-7610. ,?raen^^r • 646-1222 Ext. 243 BY MILTON CANIFF Pointing— Papering 21 t Is one of the top vending FROM THE LAB, UNCLE BUSINESS! WHAT IS IT ? STEVE CANYON tion, very res^sonable. 643-6048 ing, additions, rec rooms, g;a- PHIL] THE HAIR WAS MICKEV, GET HAIRDRESSER — part - time ______operations in the U.S. weekends and after 6 p.m. rages, kitchens remodeled, ROGER’S PAIN’ITNG, interior DYED BLACK— BUT RIGHT OVER TO BUT, SUM M ER, HONEY, J IT PROBABLY DOESNT JUST SOMEBODY TRYING ' STRUCK^OKAY.OFFICER 1957 GMC Camper, $695. weekends. Top salary and MECHANIC for school bus OUT, I’LL GO QUIETLY/ bath tile, cement work. Steps, and exterior, celling, wall- s Sells only top-quality, IT WAS NATURALLY THE ASSISTANT you SAID YOU HAD MEAN ANYTHING i TO GET ATTENTION-OR ACCOUNTS PAYABLE commission. Duet Beauty Stu- fleet. Work inside and out. HUH ? , -M A Y B E OUR HOST NEED CAR? Credit very bad? 69 High St. dormers. Residential or com- papering. CaU anytime, 643- BLONDE SOLVED THE MYSTERY PERHAPS AN AD FOR A , nationally-advertised and WILL HAVE ANTI- Bankrapt, ispossession? Hon­ mercial. CaU 649-4291. 0923. dio, 649-3906. Plenty of overtime. Good rate OF THE CKYPTOORAPH COMING ATTRACTION.' CLERK accepted products. EGO PILLS FOR NEW for g;ood man. 648-2414. ON THE BASES OF est Douglas accepts lowest AIRFORCE WIVES.' Motorcycles— HALLMARK Building Co. for INSIDE—outside painting. Spe- WANTED — Mature women — THE e.I. FILM c a n s ' down, smallest payments, any­ e Secures vending locations A55ISTAN home improvement, additions, cial rates for people over 66. Some experience desirable. 37 %- Interested to earning extra PART-’TIME help wanted for IH DISTRIC1 where. Not small loan finance Bicycles 11 for you. , You make NO company plan. Douglas Mo­ rec rooms, house painting, call my competitors then caU week, salary commensu- money for part-time telephone janitorial work, 3 hours a day, ATTORNE garages, roqftog, gutters. Free Estimates given 649-7863 rapertonce. Many em- sales work. East Hartford of-of­ days a week. Call 649-5884. SALES CALLS. tors, 346 Main. 6 KAWASKI 178 Bushwacker, estimates. All work guaran- eruaran- b • • pioye benefits. fice, salary plus bonus. Open­ SAWUH. e H as a program that allows ARCHER PONTIAC Ctetalina, 1970, blue, 1969, $400. CaU 643-4026. teed. 646-0202. CONTRACTOR — Interior, ex- ings available from 10-2, 3-6, YOU to make money — automatic, power steering, ------— terior painting, paper hanging. Allied Building Systems 6-9. 'Telephone 289-8867. CLERK-MAILING BSA 1969, 'Thunderbolt, immac- n . J. LaFlamme part-time or full-time — power brakes, whitewalls, ra­ Carpenter Discount on wallpaper. CaU ulate condition, $1,250. or will contractor. Additions, remod' 260 Tolland Tpke. KEYPUNCH Operators — ex­ earnings can grow to | dio, guarantee. 82,895. 872-3523. Oscar Hebert, 646-3048. DEPARTMENT coiuider offer. 528-6988, after 6, eling and repairs. CaU any- Manchester, Conn. perienced, days, i>art or fuU- $ 1,000 per month with 646-0124 1060 MGA, classic automobile, or 666-3311. time for free estimate. 876- EXPERIENCED house paint­ time. Immediate assignments, ...... investments as little as 1642. ing, very reasonable. CaU for very high pay. No fee. Apply Opening tor a'clerk in toe mall- $600. BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY recent engine work, wire 1970 HONDA SL-360, 2,300 miles wio ii li>k department. FuU-time em- MR. ABERNATHY I wheels, radio and heater. Must free estimates. Wonderwall Sta« Builders, Suite 602, 11 would prefer high and 1969 Honda 176 K-3, 2,100 DORMERS, garages, porches, painting Co., 1-423-8117. GET MY FREE catalog. Earn Would • Has liberal financing after I seU, mo'ving. Sacrifice at $400. Asylum St. 278-7610. school education. Apply employ­ i miles. 643-0437. rec rooms, room additions, $60, $100, even more to name initial investmeirt-to oper­ SOiAAE A SURE, ADAAIRAL, I^D LIKE YOU CaU 643-1986 anytime. ment office. kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, JOSEPH P. LEWIS — Custom brand merchandise. Help your SOME curse toe darkness, oth­ PEOPLE COAAE TO AAEET AAISS JULY, ators who prove them- | WHO®THATJU9T 1965 'TRIUMPH, Bonneville, siding, general repairs. Quality Painting, interior and exterior, friends shop at home. Write ers Ught a candle. Some com­ IN THE WITH AAISS SEPTEMBER, WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALU 1969 CORVE'PTE convertible selves. ARRIVING AT >OUR ’ri20, competition, blue metal workmanship. Financing avail- paperhang;ing, fully insured, me, Alice WlUlams, Popular plain about hav^ig Uttle mon­ First National Stores AAAGA7.INE AAE. AND MISS APRIL] with 2 tops, 350, 300 h.p., 4- flake. ExceUent. $780. 742-8239 PARTY, AAR. speed, 17,000 miles, exceUent able. Economy Builders, Inc. For free estimates caU 649- Club Plan, Dept. Z604, Lyn- ey, others call Avon and enjoy Investigate it NOW — BUSINESS. or 568-2160, ask for Dick. Park & Oakland Avenues A P E R N A 7 H Y ? DCK ErTHER ITfe ^ .O R iV e J O S reE E N condition, $3,600. or best offer. 643-6169, 872-0647 evenings. 9658. If no answer 643-6362. brook, N. Y. h i^ profits. Call now! 289- cGLWJ-I theydungest East Hartford, Conn. Write, giving name, address, I HALLOWravl. Must sell before Sept. 11. 643- 4922. H IPPIE IN T H E SAVE MONEY! Fast service. B.H. MAGOWAN JR. & Sons, DEMONS’TRA’TORS — Earn up 0054. phone number and sufficient | WCX2UD. Business Services Dormers, room additions, ga- interior and exterior painting, to 30 per cent and more selling CLEANING woman wanted, 8-4 MEN needed to do office clean­ references. Write to: 1966 eXJMET Caliente’ sedan, Offered 13 ragfes, porches, roofing and paper hanging. Thirty years Laimene’s gifts and name ^days weekly. Permanent posi­ ing part-time to toe evening. • • 289, automatic. Good condition. siding. Compare prices. Add- experience, four generations. brand toys. No investment. No tion. Send name, address, MADE slip covers, Starting aunund Sept. 1st. CaU i U I Vuery Indtutriet, Inc., Seven good tires. Includes A-Level Dormer Corp- 289- Free estimates, fuUy insured. collecting. No delivering. phone number and references $82 - $129, In the convenience 627-9286 or apply Rudder Build- L//M EmpireCeniral, Deph.OmiC} snow, $900. Must sell, owner iD449. 643-7381. 'Three people needed to this to Box R, Manchester Herald. of your living room. C h o o s e ______Dallas, Texas 7S247. drafted. CaU 649-2630 after 4 area. CaU 643-6942 or collect All replys confidential. Writing tog Service Corp., 167, CSiarter from over 200 exclttag prints. wES ROBBINS Carpentry re- PALL— A good time to have p.m. 1-489-4101. ablUty not required. Oak Avenue, Hartford. Grant’s of Vernon. 872-9171. modeling specialist. Additions, your house painted. CaU Rich­ ard E. Martin, 649-4411. Pro­ PRIECILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER 1966 FIAT !l500, 6-speed road­ SHARPENING Service — Saws rec rooms, dormers, porches, ster $660 or best offer. CaU cabinets, formica, built-ins, fessional painters, fi«e esti­ ...JU S T knives, scissors, garden and mate. Y O U KNONW 649-7120. shop tools. Power mowers re- bathrooms, kitchens, 649-3446. t h a t d r i f t w o o d ^ LOOK WHAT Vou OATMBRED- A L IT T L E 1969 PLYMOUTH wagon, fully paired and serviced. Pick up m a SONARY — All types of If You Live In or Near Rockville . . . (t) 1W0 W HtA, fac. m U $. U.t ye». OH. ACT B i a P A IN T J L 2 L equipped with air-conditioning. and delivered. SharpaU, 686 stone and concrete work. No LA.<2rOONl... C A N CO Adams St. (rear) Manchester, Hoor Finishing 24 II CaU 643-8277. job too small. Bk'ee estim ates.______CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER 643-6806. Quality workmanship. Work pLOOR SANDING, and refta- Save Time and Transportalion 1964 FORD, $200. Savings Bank ------guaranteed. Out of season of Manchester, 928 Mato St., SHARPENING Sendee-Saws. ishtog (specializing to older r.xFTER AN UPGSTTlNd MIDNI&HT CALL PROBABLV JOE'TA PRANK... rates. CaU after 5 p.m., 643- 646-1700 knives, axes, shears, skates, floors). In and outside paint­ WORK LOCALLY FOR *' FROM A WlTCH’G' NAMESAKE- WcKEB LBT’0 SEE... THE RACKASE 1870 or 644-2076. RECEIVED A WAX POLL WITH PIKi» IN "EASY, MV \ I® POSTMARKED FROM ______rotary blades. (Julck sendee. ing. Ceilings. No job too small. ITS HBAPl ~ ' HEADACHE’S V VARKOWi MASSACHUSETTS!^ Capitol Equipment Co., 88 CARPENTRY — concrete steps, John VerfalUe, 649-5750. OETTING ------1966 GTO, black beauty, extras. Main St., Manchester. Hours floors, hatchways, remodeling WORSEr CaU after 6 p.m., 649-7816. daUy 7:80-6, 'Hiursday, 7:80-9. porches, garages, closets, ceU- AMERBELLE CORPORATION Saturday, 7 :S0-4. 648-7968. togs, attics finished, rec 1966 PLYMOUTH and Ford, 4- Bonds— Sroelo— rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth­ door sedans. V-8a, automatic, xRBE SERVICE (Soucler) — er related work. No job too ______Mortgogos 27 so JOBS AVAILABLE radio, power steering, other Trees cut, buUdlng lots cloar-

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■ V <1 . 1' ' ' , PAGE TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN..' MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 81, 1970 PAGE TWENTY-ONE Help Wanted— Mob 36 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Apartmentv—Flats— Business Locations aushiMt iProporty For Rent 64 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sole 72 Houses/For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 Hooses For Sole x72 Ootof Towo Out off Town Tenemants 63 For Sola 70 For Sdb 75 = = MANCHESTER — 637 Main St. COUNTRY Club area. . .new MANCHESTER — Brand new PITKIN Street. . .One of Man­ CONVENIENTLY located — i- For Solo 75 RESTAURANT' bustnesa show­ RCXIKLEIDOE — 4 - bedroom room Cafe, garage, low 20’s. CLASSIFIED nine room colonial. Four bed­ custom built 4-bedroom Garri­ chester’s most I gracious BOLTON —New 8-room cus­ 6-1. Apply in person. Arby’s pQp -the CAR 69E ' POUR ROOMS, second floor, store or sales ing excellent net profit In high- Chipe, original owner retiring, BOLTON . . .Ranch hlg^ on a AND 1ME.VRE NOT SAPE IN AN rooms, 2% baths, two car ga­ son Colonial, charming family homes, 11 rooms, 4H baths . . . 649-7666. Roast Beef, Brocul St., Man­ adults Mily. Call 628-0718. , $186. monthly. 629-0818. traffle count location. Es­ IH baths, rec room, broese- £llff overlooking Elastem Conn. tom built Raised Ranch. Four WAHTED, SAlP- AcaOENTr TNEV'CE rage. Now under construction. neighborhood,, walk to bus, chester. tablished over 20 years. Price Selling for $69,600 and well way, double garaige, flowering M A N C H E S i^ vicinity —Look- Nine acres In an. UtiUty build­ bedrooms, double garage, acre D A M G fR O U S : BTVE-ROOM apartment, stove MAIN SITIEET space, Choice setting, land adjoins shopping, schools. Aluminum ADVERTISING includes all the real estate, worth It. T.J. Crockett, Real­ trees, $29,900. Hayes Agency, Ihg for a starter home? We ing. Truly a unique property treed lot. $81,600. Hayes Agen­ and refrigerator, garage, t** P®*" ®®“^ Town watershed property. T. siding, 1% Crane color baths, \ restaurant fully equipped, phis tor, 643-1577. 6464)181. have several priced from $14,- that must be seen. Sensibly cy 646-Olia. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS swimming pool, handy to shop- banks, ^-conatloned, J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. buUt-ln dishwasher, disposal, 900 to $19,600. Mitten Agency, CLERICAL POSITION a house. $85,000. Owner will MANCHESTER Green section— priced In the forties. T. J. WELL MAINTAINED 6-room 8 AJM. to 4 :3 0 PJM. ping and bus. Phllbrtck Agen- niatlc ®P^*^®*‘ PP ^ take hac'K mortgage. Phllhrlck MANCHESTRiR — 2 family, 6^ oven and range, city utilities, Realtors, 648-6980, 647-1678. Crockett, Realtors, 64S'd577. cy. Realtors, 646-4200. Marlows, 867 Main St.______$31,900. BuUder, 649-5624, 648- Unique 4-room Colonial, all brick-front Ranch on Manches­ Produce Warehouse Office Agency. Realtors, 646-4200. with 2 car garage, nice floor 0609. ‘ new inside, 2-car garage, treed DESIGNED FOR VERNON ter Rd., Glastonbury. Nicely LOOKING for anything in real plm including 2 bedrooms, ex­ lot, $17,900. Hayes Agency, 646- COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT (4:00 p.m.-12:30 a.m.) floor 900 square feet, front iK>r- MANCHESTER suburbs, busi­ SPACIOUS RANCH landscaped %-acre lot Good estate rental - apartments, cellent condition. A good buy. 0181. HAPPY LIVING Lots For Solo 73 buy at $26,900. CaU Carriage t:M PJkl. DAT BEFORE PE'BUGATIO^ tlon carpeted. Second floor, one ness location OH-room Ranch, Not an easy Item to find In homes, multiple dwellings, no Wolverton Agency, Realtors, Realty, 646-1110, 649-0346. For a person who is interested large room, 360 square feet, al­ Vii baths, excellent comUtitm, 640-2818. BETTE DRIVE MANCHESTER — 7-room Co­ VERNON — Acre plus, hii^ the middle 20’s. Hiree bed­ Deadline for Saturday' and Monday i* 4:M p.m. Frida? in working evenings but who is fees. Call J.D. Real Estate As­ You’ll tind charm and conveni­ so, three adjoining offices. Will country store, out buildings. lonial, near bus line, back­ scenic locaU(»v $6,900. Bolton rooms, large Uvlng and din­ ElAST HARTFORD —Six-room looking for a position with re­ ( o sociates, Inc. 643-6129. 260’ frontage. Hayes Agency, For the large family Executive ence plus prestige and pleasure ing room, huge screened sponsibilities and an opportun­ ______rent together or one or two type. 11-room Ranch, 6 bed­ yard fenced in, needs some in a 7 room ranch dosignod for Lake, Vernon, half acre $4,200. Cape In cream puff condition. TODB COOPERATION WH.L MANCHESTER Center, 6-room separately. Call 649-2741 or 649- 646-0181. Tolland acre, $8,000. . Hayes rear porch overloddng a BE APPRECIATED DIAL 643-2711 ity for advamcement. There is PORTER ST. rooms, spacious living room, remodeling, $22,900. Mitten happy family living. Features Large flrepUced Uvlng room, now an opening in our produce AMnl?A Bmir.UT first-floor apartment for lease, 6688. separate study, large dining Agency, Realtors, 648-6930. fully equipped kitchen, open full Agency, 646-0181. parii-like private yard. Can country sUed Uechen, 8 or 4 warehouse, office. No expert- CSLflMOKB BOUGH! $200 monthly, heat included, ------—;------Hnmaculate 7%-room Colonial room, big kitchen with deluxe attic, heated basement \rith rec be yours before school bedrooms. (Priced rlg^t lOt- ence is necessary. The duties IT ANVWAV AND NOW one child preferred. Refer- Investmont Proporty Cape. First floor paneled family built-ins and catmed goods cab­ room and fireplace, 1^ baths, 2 ANDOVER — Wooded'buuihig opens. For forther informa­ floor. Near Main St. Parking. ten Agency, Realtors, 648-6980, Conrinued From Preceding P o y are diversified and include bill­ LOOH WMO''5 6CAREP ences, Hayes Agency, 646-0181. For Solo 70-A room with many custom built-in inet. Living room ^ U i glass car garage and park like lot. lot, artesian well, walking dis­ tion—'Mr. Lewis, 649-6806. or 647-1578. ing, invoicing and general clert- Apply Marlow’s, Inc., 867 Main features. Including grill type doors and sim deck, 8 full baths, This lovely Rockledgo home has tance to lake and school, very To PEATN TO PRWE IT MANCHESTER LISTINGS cal work. Company also offers MANCHES’TER and suburbs — St. MANCHESTER close to shop­ fireplace, large w ell-lifted llv- 2 ''fireplaces, 2-car attached ga­ aluminum siding for low coat good resldenUal area. Paul W. O • B &. -Waa Hwp WontWO— MfllO 36 Ho.p Wantod— Molo 36 complete paid benefit program. to rtopasM rooms. Kitchen privileges op- — rr----- 1 w ------u —i ping, 4-famlly with 4 room mg room with fireplace, formal rage. 16x32’ in-ground swimming mcdntenance. Tills is a quality Dougan Agency, Realtors, 649- Wemtod—Real Estoto 77 fmesuRGH^ PA. Uonal. Apartmeids. BeautlfS modern off ces ideal for apartments, 4-car garage, new dining room with built-in china pool. Large treed lot. Priced in RANCH — ’Three btedrooms, built home in mint condition. 4636. 646-1021. BARROWS and WALLACE Co. ARBY’S Roast Beef, 267 Broad EXPERIENCED painters want- apply professionals. Plenty cabinets, work saver kitchen, 3 the upper 60’s. 1% baths, aluminum aiding, ap­ For an appointment to inspect, 9-room house available on a professionals. Plenty of free heating systems and roof. Mid Manchester Parkade ALL CASH for your property SL, Manchester, has openings ed. Call 649-4343 between 6-7 or parking. East Center St. loca­ ^ m m a 1% vanity type tiled pliances, carport. Asking only call Doris Smith, Jarvis Realty First National Stores share basis. Privacy. Broker. SO’s. Hayes Agency, 646-0181. Manchester 649-6806 within 24 hours. Avoid red for counter help, Monday to apply in person, 296 Cooper tion. Call 646-2212. b a m . Birst-floor laundry room, $24,900. Co., Realtors, MLS, 643-1121. 649-3086. ______wall-to-waU carpeting, central U&R REALTY CO., INC. Rosoit Proporty tape, instant service. Hayes FMday, 8 to 8 p.m.. Days and Hill St. Park & Oakland Aves. MANCHESTER — 17 • room VBIRNON .. .’Pop buy here . . . air-conditioning throughout. Fin­ 643-2692 CAPE — Ebcceptionally clean. For Solo 74 Agency, 646-0181. evenings. Saturdays Eind Sun- - East Hartford THREE rooms, heat, hot water"; 8™ ^ ® . house on high traffic count Pour bedrooms, garage, large 6% room ranch with i% baths, EXPERIENCED recapper, top Downtown Manchester. Avail­ ished rec room In the basement, Robert D. Murdock, Realtor TWO-famlly duplex, 6-6, conve­ days. CaU 649-8043. parking. On bus line. Centrally highway situated on 19,800 643-6472 horse stable, 1% acres of land. COVENTRY — Log cabin sum­ carpet In kitchen, fireplace, salary plus many extras. This able September 1st. Call 622- attached garage, large patio niently located, in good condi­ exceUent location. Tough to located. 649-8761. square foot parcel, good busi­ with fireplace. Good value, Located on Birch Mt. Rd. All of­ mer cottage, flreplaced living LAND—Louis Dimock Realty, hCEXlHANIC’S helper — pin set­ is a fine opportunity to work JANITOR, hours 8-6, Monday - 3114. fers considered. tion, $24,900. Call owner 649- 9 -4 - ness potential. Phllhrlck Agen­ $87,600. room, completely carpeted, boat at only $26,900. T. J. Realtors, 649-9823. ter ' machines, evenings 6-11 in a growing shop M d really Friday. Apply in person. W.T. ■ ’THREE gentlemen wanted to ------„ „ ------r~— WE COULD have gotten more, 3071. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1877. share home with same. Park- STORE Suitable o , cy, Realtors, 646-4200. SPLIT—Pour hujge bedrooms, enclosed porch, exceUent con­ p.m. Must be able to work get ahead. Bonus and incentive Grant Co., Manchester Park- but owner says sell, so $16,600 Saturday or Sunday. Apply in plans, profit sharing, 6V4-day ing. For particulars call 647- barber shop, shoe repair, et^ 2 ^ ceramic baths, family room, dition, treed lot. $9,000. Hayes TOLLAND — Beautiful and Im­ MANCHESTER — business U&R REALTY CO,, INC. buys a Cape on Woodbridge St. in-ground pool, barbecue pit, MANCHESTER — Just listed, person. tVemon Lanes, Route week. Stop at Parmoll, R o u t e ____ !______Includes lavatory, heated. Ap­ 643-2692 Agency, .646-0181. maculate 4-bedroom Colonial Articles For Sale 4li Household Goods 51 Household Goods 51 block with 6 apartments, ex­ Five rooms, garage, deep troed etc. Very low 40’s. 6-6 duplex, call for details. Will Plane Wreckage 88, Vernon. 83, Rockville or phone 876-8379 WANTED second class cook or proximately 18x22’. Comer situated on 3 wooded acres, 2- cellent condition. Owner will go fast at $28,900. Frechette for appointment. broiler man. Good benefits and DARK, rich, stone free, loam, gJ.Y^^J^G MACHINES — ELECTRIC wall oven and coun- HAVE customers waiting Eldrtdge and Spruce St. See Robert D. Murdock, Realtor lot. Includes stove and refrig­ GOT /WIAL — Six huge rooms car attached garage, 10’ fire­ 643-6472 Realtors, 647-9098. Found on Ridge MAN with carpenter experience wages. Please apply in person five-yards, $20. Sand, gravel, ®w, tgj. top units. Call 528-5687. yjg rental of your apart- owner, 264 Spruce St. finance 80 per cent at 8% per erator. Keith Real Estate, 646- with porch. Ideal office or pro­ Out off Town place, wall-to-wall carpeting in 6687. to train to be working fore- MECHANICS -$ 4 per hour and " “ f stone, fill, manure, pool and “f®^; repossessed, zig zags. ment or home. J.D.. Real Es­ cent. ’Terrific Income produc­ 4126'or 649-1922. fessional building. Extra build- UNUSUAL home, actually two For Salo 7 5 Uvlng room, electrical appU- In the Aleutians man. for Insulation company, plenty of overtime for first- ^ patio sa n i 643-95oi. . o f h tate Associates, Inc. 648-5129. er. Call now, Hayes Agency, l;ig lot. Priced right. homes, one with 8 rooms and Apply to Mr. Collins, 627-3119, class truck men in new shop ’ “ “" ““ ester. ------portables, $16.95 up. Parts and Houses For Rent 65 HEW LISTING — 4-bedroom TWO-FAMILY duplex, centrally ances, aluminum siding, ro­ 646-0181. - " one with 6 rooms, both expand­ ■VESRNON tary antennae. Owner trans­ ANCHORAOE, Alaska (AP) 9 to 12 noon only. Glass Wool at Shechtman’s, 265 Murphy LICENSED plumber wanted. ORNAMENTAL wrought iron service. Ideal Sewing Ma- custom Garrison Colonial, 2 located in Manchester. Five DUPLEX — 7-4, with modem Musical lusmuneuts S3 «.r“: <.nsu..d » kitchen and bath. 2-car garage able. Situated on well land­ ASSUMABLE ferred. Call 876-6483. Insulation Co., Inc. 390 Pros- Rd., Hartford. Brainard Rd. Good pay. Call 644-1317 after ^<=h, $30. China, 12-pIace, sll- ®b*"®> ® ^®“ " ’ — carpeting, appliances, air-con­ 60-APARTMENT unit. Subst^- baths, family room, recreation rooms each side. Two-car ga­ — The wreckage of a four-en­ * * r ar __4.4.^.^ tt*__^1 OAQ.A'TOA ' -ititti unfurnished, appliances and plus one acre of land. Excellent scaped acre. Call for details. This is only one of the de­ pect St., East Hartford. exit, off 91. Call 627-0763. 6 p.m. ver wheat pattern, $25. Excel- Hartford. 249-0786. FENDER'-telecaSter, deluxe re­ ditioning, private finished base- tlal cash. Good return. Carri­ room, fireplace, wall-to-wall rage. Excellent condition. condition. Located on town line. sirable features of this 7- TOLLAND —Like privacy?? % gine Air Force transport plane lent quality. 643-6972. verb amp. $125 each. Call 649- ments. Attractive residential ffarage. September occupancy, age Realty, 646-1110. carpeting, 2-car garage, large $28,900. TTie Paul W. Dougan Asking $64,900. HUlbrick Offers considered. Asking low Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. room home. ’Three bed­ acre treed lot surrounds love­ carrying seven men was found MAN, 18. or over to leam cabi­ 6411. area. Adults only, no pets. L.F. Near schools and shopping. treed lot offers town and coun­ Agency, Realtors, 649-4636, 646- 30’s. rooms, 1% baths, family ly 6-room Ranch, 3 bedrooms, net making trade. CaU 643- RUPP snow-mobile, excel- Sunday on the side of Mt. Pav­ Public Notice Flano, 649-5371. Lease and security deposit. try living. Many more fea­ 1021. room and ghrage, excel­ lent condition. CaU 643-8068, af- ______Charles Ponticelll, owner-brok- Land For Solo 71 LAND — Comer parcel, 4 $22,600 DOLL HOUSE, dead-end formal dining room, fireplace, lov, about 36 miles northeast of tures. Assumable mortgage. lent location — close to scenic setting on Peter Green DRIVER A N D ter 6:30 p.m. UPRIGHT piano, $75. Call 643- CENTER St — Four-room, se- er. 649-9644. Low, low 40’s. Morrison, Real­ MANCHESTER — To settle es­ acres. Sixteen acres. Ideal lor street, 160x160, trees, 6-roorn COLUMBIA — 7 acres, 268’ schools. A whale of an of­ Rd. All this for $23,900 with an the craft’s destination In the FULL-TTME desk clerk, ma­ To Lease or Buy 8560 between 3-7 p.m. cond-floor apartment, on bus tor, 643-1016. tate, older 6H-room 2-story sub-division. Ranch, breezeway, 3-car ga­ ture, reliable person, second line. Appliances, front and rear SIX-ROOM Colonial, $240. lease frontage, brook, lake rights, home, central, quiet, con­ rage, Hutchins Agency, Real­ fering at just $26,900. Com­ assumable 6% per cent mort­ Aleutian Islands. WAREHOUSEMAN Sift: X v Z b le= en d : C™. H-O SLOT CAR set; archery 3 Rooms of New Fumiture porches, centrally located. Call references. Wolverton treated In very good area. MANCHESTER Antique (1843) venient location. Excellent tors, 649-8324. plete details — caU Mr. gage. Call Carriage Realty, The plane disappeared Aug. HERITAGE HOUSE Lewis. 643-1656. guinea pig cage. 649-2426. from 647-1771 or 568-899S. Agency, 649-2818. For details call Lange Agency, Colonial, priced at $21,900., out terms to qualified buyer, $26,- 646-UlO. 26 on a flight from McChord Air For whoesale mill work company. Five-day week, paid holi­ Wanted— To Buy 58 228-9349, 228-8296. of state owner. Six rooms, 000. J.D. Real Estate Asso­ MANCHBjS’IER — 7-room older Fhrce Base, Wash., to Cold Bay days, and vacations. Expert^nce desired but will train. CaU six large 646-2482 HEiBRON ^ le e p r ^ f stove rSrigeratOT’ MODEL HOME HOUSEHOLD lots — Antiques 3% ROOMS — stove, refrtger- COLONIAL house. (plus). 1,600 square feet of liv­ ciates, 643-6129, 643-8779. 'Colonial, 3 or 4 bedrooms, ..B & W «« with a cargo for the Military Mr. Smith, between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. 289-1691. Sleeps (, siove, reingeraior, w_i , v, , , . _ ator securttv denosit adults rooms, fireplace, attached COVENTRY — 40 acres, long large treed lot close to shop­ BUY YOUR OWN PARK Help Wonted— ninoaf awriino- onrt a/.i-aan ______— brtck-a-brac.brtck-a-brac, locks. locks, fram cs, aior, securuy ueposil, auuiuj _ r ing space (plus). Backyard pri­ BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Airlift Command and satelUte closet, awning and screen, x fO T ONTAT huv estates' only- no pets, $116. Available heated garage, large yard. frontage. Reasonable. Car­ IMMACULA’IE T-room Raised ping and bus, $22,900. Phllbrtck Located in a new commun­ Male or Female 37 glassware. We Duy estates. ____r . ▼ nlns utilities. vacy. Very good ccmstruction Manchester Parkade observation equipment. ______$1,600. 12’ alumlnlm boat, 6 J $276. per month plus utilities. riage Realty, 646-1110. Ranch with 3 bedrooms, kitch­ RAISED Ranch — $25,500. Six Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. ity is this seven room SEABOARD PLYWOOD & LUMBER CORP. village Peddler, Auctioneer, 649-7681. „ „ and utilities. Needs paint and Manchester 649-5306 •IAN — WOMAN- for cleaning “ P- Jo^on. 10’ . SPANISH Lease and references required. en has built-in oven and range, rooms, wall-to-wall carpet, Raised Ranch. Just min­ There was no sign of life in Route 6 at Pleasant Valley Rd. BOL’TON Area — 22 acres land. paper wdiich will make this an mornings, 7-12, apply in per- glas sail boat, $178. 644-2044. ^ P R O V IN C IA L 420 Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247. ATTRACTIVE 4% rooms, sec- Call 649-6993, after 6 p.mT large airy living room, dining buUt-ins, fireplace, 2-car FOUR families . . .excellent In­ utes to new Interstate. 84. the wreckage on an "extremely Brandy St. and Loomis Rd. outstanding house. Assumable SEVEN-ROOM SpUt Levd, 8 steep, snow-covered, raxorback South Windsor, Conn. ^ son Vernon Lanes, Route 83, FROM wall-to-wall, no soil at from WANTEID — Antique fumiture, ond floor, porch, stove, refrig­ mortgage. $21,900. Odegard room, 2 bathrooms, huge fam­ garage, trees. Hutchins Agency, vestments. We have two of bedrooms, family room, 2- Serenity — privacy — beau­ Call Towne Real Estate, 649- ridge,” an Air Force spokesman Vernon. glass, pewter, oil paintings or erator. Opposite Center Park. Realty, 643-4366. ily room and 2-car g;arage. Realtors, 649-6324. them for sale on the east side. acre treed lot, fireplace, ga­ ty-quality. Immediate oc­ all, on carpets cleaned with Out of Town 4066. said. Helicopter crews from the other antique items. Any quan­ Adults, no pets. References re­ Only $30,900. Wolverton Agen­ Good financing. T. J. Crockett^' rage. Priced to seU. Hayes cupancy. A home of charm 'm e n and women to deniin- ^*“ ® Coast Guard cutter Confidence $288 tity. The Harrison’s, 643-8709, quired. 649-7629. For Rent 66 MANCHESTER — 6 - room cy, Realtors, 640-2818. Realtor, 643-1677. Agency, 646-0181. that has been lovingly strate Colonial Gifts’ and ^ ® 3“ ®™dn- Ranch, quality, pleasant neigh-, cared for. Mid 20’s. Mr. and Ellmendorw AFB, Anchoiv Williams Co. -\ny item may be purchased 165 Oakland Street Housos For Solo 72 WOODLAND ST. LYD ALL (Sl FOULDS accessories. Write to Ren FOUR - ROOM, second - floor ROCKVILLE, 29 Laurel St, 4- bortiood, assumable mortgage, OWNERS anxious for quick SI, SI seniorita, Spanish influ­ Lewis, 649-8806. age, flew to the scene on the apartment with gas stove and room heated apartment, stove Welch, c-o Colonial Pinecraft BRACE yourself for a thrill the ’ ®P“’’“ *^®*y- hlANCHBSTHlR — Price re­ city water and sewer, alu­ sole, price reduced! Six-year ence Colonial, 7 spacious slopes of the 8,200-foot volcano hot water. Working couple, no and refrigerator. $126, monthly, old U & R Colonial. Five bed­ 7-room custom Ranch. Main ■’ first time you use Blue Lustre INSTANT CREDIT duced, executive 2-year old minum siding, carpeting, rooms, 1% baths, 2-car garage, BOLTON $24,900 * . B (Sl W O • but were unable to land, he DIVISION Mass. 01830. Rooms Without Board 59 children or pets. References, 646-0882 649-2871. rooms, 3Vi baths, 2 fireplaces. floor, 3 b^room s, kitchen with ^ clean mgs. Rent electric Raised Ranch, Glastonbury stove, refrigerator, fireplace carpeted eating area, spacious central, city utilities. Morrison, Manchester Line, high location, r.AnnnTOa wiir Ar»ir said. security. Call 643-7094, 4 to 7 :3 0 ------set, shades, curtains, ceramic Many other extras. For details large oldej- 5 flnlsned. 7-room BARITOWB and W A L L A ^ Co. shampooer $1. Olcott Variety OPEN SUNDAYS 10-6 COMFORTABLY furnished p m ELLINGTON —’Three rooms. line. Must be seen, low 40’s. living room with full wall stone Realtor, 648-1016. The wreckage was found by Skilled and unskilled. Excellent wages. Full-time. BURGER Chef, Inc., hiring call Phllbrick Agency, Real­ Cape, ^enclosed breezevray, 2-car Manchester Parkade Store. MON.-FRl. 10-9 sleeping room for employed ______second floor, stove, refrigera- Frechette Realtors, 647-9093. bath, large rooms, garage, im­ firepace and glass sliding doors the crew of an Air E\>rce air Six days per week. Shift differentia. Blue Cross, night closing help, 18 years or maculate and spacious. $27,- tors, 648-4200. NEW LISTING — six - room garage, 1% acres, trees. Manchester 640-6306 gentleman, on bus line, park- ONE - BEDROOM Townhouse tor, heat, hot water, carpeted, leading to a large stone patio, rescue plane from Pease AFB, CMS, life insurance, paid holidays and other fringe older. See Manager, at Burger ALUMINUM sheets used as 600. Odegard Realty, 643-4866. Ranch, central alr-condition- ing. 272 Main. ^ apartment at beautiful Pine $140. per month. 875-4802. NEW LISTTNO — Immaculate carpeted floors, tiled bath. First OO'VENTRY — Lake frontage N.'H. Chef, 235 Mdin St., Manches- printing plates, .009 thick, 23x Ranch finished basement, RA'YMOND Rd. 0-room Garri­ floor offers large rec room plus ing, two full baths, fireplace, beneHts. H &L G — '— ------R-ifigp 'Village Available O c t .------ANDOVER $29,900 225’, 11 rooms, 3% baths, car­ The ill-fated C124 transport’s t®*"- 36” , 26 cents each or 6 for $1 garage, living room wlt]^ wall- MANCHESTER — Beautiful 6- son Colonial on one-acre lot. office or studio and full bath. wall to wall carpet, garage, EXCELLENT room for female includes ROCKVILLE - 3-room apart- Four baths, 4 bedrooms, large peting throughout, 2-car gar^ original departure point was Sa­ ' 643-2711. school teacher. Kitchen privi­ to-wall plus beamed ceiling. room Cape with 3 bedrooms, Oversized 2-car garage, treed full basement. Shows well, Vacant B-bedroom, modem 9- 615 Parker St., Manchester, Conn. FURNITURE heat, carpeting, air-condition- '"® "‘ ’ “*°®® t® center, “ eated, formal dining room, carpeted formal dining room, 24’ living lot, city utilities. Asking $38,600. owner transfered. $24,900. room Ranch, built-in kitchen, age, fireplace, balcony. Owner vannah, Oa. leges. Call 649-6268 after 4 p.m. $20,600. Wolverton Agency Real­ transferred. Morrison Realtor, Situations Wanted— NEED tires? 40 per cent dis- 669 Burnside Ave. ing, dishwasher, range, re- ‘ I!!’ tors, 649-2813. living room with fireplace, pri­ room, screened porch, 2-car Wolverton Agency, Realtors, family room with fireplace, 2 Mrr E. F. Loftus frtgerator, disposal, private I"*™**’ monthly. 643-9678. Fema!e 38 count. Premium. First Line. East Hartford NICE CLEAN room for gentle­ vate shaded yard. Wolverton garage, beautifully land­ U&R REALTY CO., INC. 649-2813. baths, sundeck, walk-out baise- 648-1016. basement and patio. Paul W. MANCHESTER — Just listed, 7- ment. Easily financed. ------Wide ovals. And truck tires. 289-0756 man, shower and parking. Call VERNON — Willow Brook Agency, Realtors, 649-2818. scaped. Price reduced to SOUTH Windsor Area —SulU- Strike Date Set EXPERIENCED babyslttter will coles Discount Station, 461 Dougan, Agency, 649-4536, 646- room older Colonial, 2-car' ga­ 643-2692 CAMBRIDGE ST. - 6 rooms, 643-7760. Apartments. Immediately new $66,000. For further informa­ von Avenue to Parkade, take care for your children, days or vVest Center St., 643-6332. 1021. LAKEWOOD Circle — 7-room Robert D. Murdock, Realtor heated garage, 2 stories, patio BEFORE YOU BUY FURNI- 3>^ rooms at $160. Heat, hot rage, nice landscaped yard. tion call Phllbrick Agency, right on Hillside Rd., first In Auto Dispute evenings. Call 647-1377. _ __ __ TURE _ ANYWHERE, SEE OUR LARGE furnished room for Owner may help in finamcing. Ranch on 100x272 wooded lot, 643-6472 with large lovely shaded yard. Lawrence F. Fiano, Realtor water, refrigerator, oven-range, Realtors, 646-4200. right on Steep Rd., 24 Steep RICHARD P. RITA ------SCREENED loam, processed T>nTf-'ij'cr male only, parking, $16. week- ONE-BEDROOM at Sunny disposal, dishwasher, wall to Only $22,000i Frechette Real­ overlooking reservoir and Can be bought with or without SEX3RETARY-Glrl Friday, ma- gravel, bankrun gravel, sand, ______!. Brook Village, Oct. 1st. occu­ 649-5371 Rd. Six-room Raised Rainch, DETROIT (AP) — United ly. Call 644-0123 after 6. " wall carpeting, air-conditioning, tors, 647-9093. country club, flreplaced living MANCHESTER — 3-hedroom complete furnishings. Owner tore, Manchester vicinity. fiU, stone. George H. Grtffing. MAPLE twin beds complete. pancy. $166 per month In­ 8 bedrooms, fuU ceUar, ga­ Auto Workers President Leo­ PERSONNEL SERVICES swimming pool, lighted tennis room, formal dining room, den, frame and brick Ranch undpr gcAng south. Convenient to Write Box F, Manchester Her- Andover, 742-7888. good condition. Also double ROOM for rent in private home, cludes, heat, air-conditioning, NEW 7-room Dutch Colonial, 3 S bedrooms, garage. Job trans­ 10 years yoimg, fireplace, wall- WALKER ST. schools, shopping mid bus. rage, swimming pool. CaU nard Woodcock says a strike aid. —------mattress, clean, suitable for young woman only. $20 weekly courts, basketball court, park­ VERNON — 7-room Raised Towne Real Estate, 649- and appliances. Paul W. Dou­ ing and storage all included. bedrooms, family room Mf fer dictates bargain price of to-wall carpet In Uvlng room, New listing — 6-room Colonial. Reasonabley priced, middle will begin Sept. 16 against FOrd, ACCOUNTANT — Degree. COMPUTER OPERATOR — EUROPEAN styled hand craft- cottage. 643-8767. in advance. 647-9376. gan Agency, 649-4636, 646-1021. kitchen, IH baths, aluminum $28,900. Call early! B el. Air 20’s. Charles Ponticelll, owner- Ranch on beautifully treed lot. 4056. 3-5 years genertil accounting IBM 360/30 experience. $140. d a y c a r e In my licensed gjj candle holders and antique No pets. CeiU Hartford, 627-9238, dining room and hall, huge Spacious living room, dining Chrysler or General Motors un­ siding, 2-car garage, fireplace, Real Estate. 648-9332. finished rec room, 2-zone heat, room, kitchen with birch cabi­ broker, 649-9644 or 872-4782. Four bedrooms, swimming experience. To $16,000. home for pre-schooler, vicinity gall ship. Call 647-9337 or 643- — - THE THOMPSON House — Cot- siX-ROOM Duplex, redecorat- Vernon, 872-4400. less the Big Three grant aU ma­ city utilities. Low 30’s. Merritt qpuntry size lot. Spotless In­ nets, stove and double stainless pool. Immediate occupancy. Oakland St., Manchester. 643- 5005 tage St., centraUy located, ed, centrally located, heated, SUBURBAN Splendor, 8-room ACCOUNTANT — Degree. PROGRAMMER TRAINEE Agency, 646-1180. terior must be seen. *1116 Paul steel sink, 3 large bedrooms, full NINE ACRES — sweeping Priced for quick sale. R.B.. As­ im iT A T I O N jor new contract demands by 7727. ------!------LEGAL large pleasantly furnished hot water, adults, no pets. Contemporary Split In ex­ bath, enclo^d sim porch, 2-car sociated Brokers, 649-9928. Five years experience in — High school ^ a d OIL tank — 275-gallon capacity. Wanted To Rent 68 W. Dougan Agency, Realtors, views, lovely six-room stone the union. standaM cost systems. $13,- nbout 2 years college. Out- rooms, parking. Call 649-2368 References and security. $186. TWO-FAMILY house, good con­ quisite setting on IH acres. garage. Walking distance to Ranch. Large enclosed porch, TOBID WILL care for small child my \^th legs, gauge and intake 649-4636, 646-1021. Woodcock was especially in­ 000 standing career opportunity. NOTICE for overnight and permanent monthly. Call 643-0917. WANTED to rent. Rockville or dition, excellent location. Only three years young, m schools, bus and shopping. Ask­ 2-car garage. Out-buUding. $6,600. home. $20 weekly in advance, pipes. $26. 643-9664. ing $25,500. Sealed bids will be received sistent that the automakers guest rates. Manchester area, 4 rooms, im­ Corner lot, center ot town. For bat^, basement garage. In­ Hutchins Agency, 649-5S24. INVITATION CREDIT MANAGER — For 647-9376. ______TOWN OF ANDOVER DECEPTIVELY big, 3 bed­ at the office of the Director of must concede no-limit wage es­ mediately. Contact Gloria Wil­ more information and appoint­ numerable extras you must rooms, family room, move-in r ^ l department store. $11,- QUALITY ASSURANCE STORE fixtures for sale, show ACTION OF PLANNING AND LADIES only, nicely furnished U&R REALTY CO., INC. MANCHESTER ' General Services, 41 Center calation tied to the coet of Uv­ case, 7’ long; dress racks; ZONING COMMISSION ON room for rent all utilities in- Furnished son Call 649-2360. ment call after 6. 649-6022. see. Mitten Agency, Realtors, conditicHi Including carpeting, TOBID TECH. — Assistant to Q.C. IRONING done In my home, hangers; mirrors; large fan. 643-6930 or 647-1673. 643-2692 A HOME OF VALUE!! Street, Manchester, Conn., until lng, declaring: "That’s the ART SUPERVISOR—Skilled manager. Must be expert- CHANGE OF ZONE eluded. Private bedroom with Apartments 63“A NEW 7-room Cape, 3 bedrooms, drapes, aluminum siding, fire­ ’The Manchester Board of Ed­ September 11, 1070 at 11:00 a.m. price of peace in this Industry." Call 643-8708. 649-1683. Robert D. Murdock, Realtor No matter what yardstick ucation seeks bids for Garbage in commercial arts and hand enced in Spectrographlc an- The Andover Planning and community kitchen, Uvlng ^Wo - room furnished apart- dining room, family room, at­ BOWERS School — Hiree or place, oversized cape, central. 643-6472 for Addressing a meeting of Ford one uses to find value this and Rubbish Removal from the letterlng with knowledge of alysis- $11,000. SPOTS before your eyes — on Zoning Commission held a pub- room and 2 baths. Ideally lo- mgnt. Stove, refrigerator, pri- WOODLAND tached garage, IH baths, alu­ four-bedroom Cape. Wall-to- Morrison, Realtor, 643-1015. RECONSTRUCTION OF HART­ workers Sunday, Woodcock de­ 9 room Raised Ranch stands pubUc schools during the 1070- tyjvB and graphic art tech­ Situations Wanted-^ your new carpet — remove Uc hearing in the Elementary cated to bus line and stores, vate bath, heat and hot water. minum siding, fireplace^ city wall carpeting, sun room, FORD ROAD—PINE STREET clared the union wlU not be in­ MANCHESTTIR — Croft Dr. MANCHESTER —Price reduc­ out. 2 fireplaces, 2% baths, 71 school year. Bid opening: nics. $10,000. SUPERVISOR — Must know them with Blue Lustre. Rent School, School Road in said Please call 644-0383. Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main St. MANOR utilities, off Dartmouth Rd. large kitchen, raised terrace. 6 or 6 bedrooms, buUt-in TD MAIN STREET. timidated by threats of lockouts Maie 39 Immaculate 6-room Ranch, ed on this quality 9-room, five- September 8, 1670 at 8:80 p.m., itacamt Low SO’s. Merritt Agency, 646- Austin A. Chambers, Realtor, kitchen, beamed celling and Bid forms, plans and specifi­ or prolonged strikes in its new BANK MANAGER TRAIN- ! ® S —;------. electric shampooer $1. Paul’s Town, on Tuesday, August 18, p>r ' ^ .------— garage, aluminum siding, bedroom, two-year-old Gar­ D.S.T. Specifications and bid EE — High school grad with techniques. $10,000. EXPERIENCED drummer paint & Wallpaper Supply. 1970 io7n nnon nnEin application. Rnniinatlon. No. 350,350. _ . .. ^ FOUR-ROOM furnished ax>art APARTMENTS U80. MLS, 643-2825. rison Colonial. Kitchen with 2 garages. Extraordinary cations are available at the contract bargaining. would like to join dance man, to Oct. 24, parking, linen ment. Adults, no pets. Call 643- beautiful yard. Asking only forms may be secured at the some college. Outstanding ^ „ , of Gulf and Western Industries, Homestead Street ' $28,900. Frechette Realtors, buUt-lns, family room with value at $44,900. Call 649- General Services Office, 41 Woodcock said there has been darer opportunity. $6,000. ENGINEER — D/egree. Back­ band. Call 343-6858. service, 644-0248. 8528. Business Office, Board of Edu­ ground in power and heat Inc., d.b.a. Mai Tool and Engi­ Manchester, Comi. 647-9098. fireplace, 2% baths, 2 garages 8306. Center Street, Manchester, Con­ speculation in eastern financial cation, 1146 Main Street, Man­ necticut. FOREMAN — Tube bending transfer. Nuclear background Garden— Farm— neering Co. for' a change of Mesh Topper and aluminum siding. Now chester, Connecticut, ’The right circles that General Motors, WOODLAND MANOR offers The Classic MANCHESTER — Huge 8-room Town of Manchester, and brazing. Will be key an added plus. $18,600. Dogs— Birds—'Pets 41 Dairw P r n d u r tc RO ®^"® Residential and ROOM with kitchen privileges, the ultimate In convenient asking $41,600. PhUbrick Agen­ o •B &. "W O • Is reserved to reject any and Ford and Chrysler would lock­ man in a new operation of a 1/niry r r o a u e n s u Agricultural to Light Industry, centrally located. 14 Arch St. prestige living, with schools, Colonial, exceUent condition, cy, Realtors, 646-4200. Ccmnectlcut out the UAW in event any one of well established progressive RETAIL MANAGER TRAIN- garage, large lot, centraUy lo­ BARROWS and WALLACE Co. all bids. Robert B. Weiss, GARDEN fresh vegetables, for ^ parcel of approximately — shopping and religious facil­ Manchester Parkade Douglas E. Pierce, them is struck, thus quickly de­ compar.y. Salary open D.O.E. EE — To $10,000. D.O.E. cated. Owner may help in fi- $19,500. ETIESH on the market General Manager ^AN'TED AKC wlrehalred ter- sweet corn, summer squash. 52 acres presently owned by ities nearby. Manchester 649-6306 Business Manager pleting the union’s $120 mllUon rter stud. Call 647-9039. cucumbers. Always picked William H. Dugan Jr. fu n d e d RoomS Board 59"A manclng. Asking only $28,900. in Manchester, 6-room Ranch, strike fund. Frechette Realtors, 647-9098. aluminum siding, garage, PARTIAL LISTING — FEES PAID , __ r , I dav of sala. Buckland Farms on the north by the Town of — — . IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY LDOKIE, IDOKIE 4-bedroom TOWN OF MANCHESTER "WeU, we’re not a corpora­ O 0?„.r Aa.m. and ™ „a„i on m. W «. by paenn ROOM

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PAGE TWENTY-TWO UtmrliTBtpr tEttPuing IfftaUi MONDAY, AUGUST 81, 1970 Aboui Town Tour Scheduled state Rep. Donald Oenoveal For Teachers o( Manchester’s 18th Assembly District will resume office hours New in Town tomorrow, after a summer re­ cess. He said he mtUI hold office The “ Welcome to New Teach­ hours on the first Tuesday of ers” bus tour of Manchester, each m(Hith. They will be at 7 sponsored annually by the p.m. in the Bth District Fire­ Chamber of Commerce, will house, lifoln and Ifilllard Sts. start from Wickham Park Wed­ nesday at 1:30 p.m., after a picnic buffet. The budget planning commit­ tee of Emanuel Lutheran After visits to points of inter­ Church will meet tonight at est, including stops at the Lutz 7:80 at the parsonage, 167 Junior Museum and Cheney 445 HARTFORD ROAD POST SHOPPING PLAZA Pitkin St Homestead, the tour will cul­ minate in a refreshment-social MANCHESTER ROUTE 30 ■ EXIT 96 OFF 1-86 VERNON stop at the home of Atty. and TEL. 646-0113 TEL, 872-0521 All children \\v Merle Nelson Lowe, and Do­ lores DelGreco, 167 Grandview Direct-liy-Mail Price St., Sept. 6, South United Metho­ A sk for F n v OiitjUoK RADIOS dist Church. PORTABLE TRANSISTOR TYPES RCA, ZENITH,

MOTOROLA, WESTINGHOUSE COMPUTE ftOlEKT A SMITHNiC. IMSURAMSMITH* Values SINCg 1914 MSOMNCE to $49.95 SERVICE 111111iIII11H »l GENERAL ELEGTRIG REAL ESTATE AIR CONDITIONER 5,000 $ 0 0 .7 0 ROBERT J. SMim, BTU INSURANSMITHS649-5241 SINCE 1914 M s\ m A IN s t r u t , MANCHESTER CONVENIENT CREDIT PLANS (Grwad Heer Nnt le Km n aH4|«)h S | .)