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\ Bridgeport Pair Killed Cambodians Suffer Heavy Losses In ShooUout BRIDOEPORT, , C«in. (AP) — Two Bridgeport men But Drive Viet Cong from Village died In a shoot-out on a city street Sunday, after appai;- ently quarreling over a wom PHNOM PENH, Cambo an who wias present when the dia (AP)-—The Cambodian shootings took place, police army battled its way today said. to full control of the town A Dead at the scene was Na of Saansr, 20 miles south of thaniel Brown, 44. He was Phnom Penh, after suffer Gilbert shot once in the chest at the ing some of the heaviest (C> comer of Walter and Oreen losses it has reported for (C) Streets, police said. one day of fighting. Robert Oowder, S9, died (C> other Cambodian troops
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PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY/JULY 6, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY J, 1970 PAGE flV B ■J_ Marvin'McNamara Phillips^anford i Cambodians Inmate Training Seaman-Richmond P qKcc Log I They Head State DeMolay, Rainbow'Orders HARTFORD (AiP) —New vo Drive Cong By GLEN OAMBER cational education programs Gall Elizabeth McNamara ASRESTS (Herald Reporter) have been Instituted by the Con anJ John WlHard Marvin, both John B. Miller, 21, of Em I For tho first time ever, necticut Department of Correc of Manchester, were wed Fri From Town Hartford, charged with failure two Manchester youths are tions at three state Institutions. day morning at the Church of (ConUnned from Page One) to carry his Ucense, Friday, af servin^r simultaneously as the Assumption. - tenced him to death. A few ter being stopped on W. Middle Hie programs, funded by the The bride is the datighter of the state heads of DeMolay hours later the former chief of Tpke. Court date July 20. federal government through the O iT THC Mr. and Mrs. ,^bert T. Mc and Rainbow Girls, Mason OINUINI state was guest of honor at a state Deptirtment of Educatiem, Namara of 27 Englewood Dr. ic youth organizations. Linda M. Bielecki, 18, of 977 teach Inmates smaill engine re The bridegroom is a son of Mr. banquet given by Premier CSiou Raymond J. Isleib of School ' En-lai in Peking, where Sihan Hartford Tpke., Rockville, and Rd., Bolton, wais elected state pair, business machine opera UIRTfR and Mrs. Willard J. Marvin of Deboraih J. Fetko, 17, of 978 1«4 North Elm St. ouk formed a government In ex master councilor at the amnual tion and auto body work. Hartford Tpke., Rockville, each The Rev. Edward S. Pepin, ile after he was deposed on Connecticut State Conclave of Hie courses combine class charged with shoplifting under fllRSe pastor of the Church of the As March 18. the Order of DeMolay at Moodus room work, supervised-'instruc- $15. Hiey were airrested yester sumption, performed the double In South Vietnam, Viet Cong on June 6. He is the son of Mr. tion, shop work and practical 'Thrust-Bock Collar' ring ceremony. Paul Chetelat cf or North Vietnamese gunners day and chaurged with taking amd Mrs. Raiymond H. Isleib. experience. Hiey are offered at TOILET TANK BALL Manchester was organist. Bou shelled the northern city of Hue two padrs of shoes from Treaus- Miss Kathleen Dldan, 36 Bol the Osborn Correctional In Am«rico't lorg«»t SwIUr quets of gladioli and chrysan Sunday night and hit the Nguy ure City in the Parkaide. They ton St., was elected gramd wor stitute, the Cheshire Institute for Th« W o ttr M oticr in$tontly $top$ themums were on the altar. en Tri Phuong military hospital were reletised on $150 nmi-sure- thy aulvlsor of the Connecticut youthful offenders and ^ e Nl- th« flow of wotof offer eoch fluihing. 7 5 t AT HARDWARE STORES The bride was given in mar for the second time Ih two ty bonds. Court dates July 20. Gramd Assembly of the Inter- antic Women’s Institution. riage by her lather. She wore months, wounding one perstm. nationad prder of Rainbow for a full-length gown of pique ac- Two qlvlUans were killed and Philip J. Michaud, 31, of Bast Girls when it met in Hartford cenled with Venise iace, design Engaged five vhmnded elsevriiere In the Hartford,, clmrged irtth lauceny. Jtme 27. She is the daughter of ed with an A-Iine skirt, short 4* old imperial capital. He was arrested Saturday eve Mr. amd Mrs. Rushid Didam. sleeves and a chapel-length The engagement of Lt. Doris The U.S. Command an ning after police received a re Isleib hau9 been a member pF" train. Her shoulder-length veil Anne Diehl of Manchester to nounced the loss of three more port that a man haid been ob the John Mather Chapter / o f of silk Illusion was arranged Michael Levanduski of Panama helicopters shot down during the served loading traprock into a DeMoIa^ in Mamchester fof"^ the from a headbow of organza trim' City, Fla., has been announced weekend and said two Ameri triick at the Ansaldi Construc past 314 yearns. He haip^.-'served W hy do people med with seed pearls, and she ■5? by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. cans were killed and two wound tion Oo. off Bidwell St. Court as an officer of thp^ chapter carried a cascade bouquet of Ambrose M. Diehl. ed In them. A total of 8,887 date July 20. since joining, amd Is^' paist mas miniature carnations. Her fiance is the son of Mr. American helicopters now have ter councilor. Miss Patti McNamara of East and Mrs. Frank Levanduski of been reported lost in the war. Robert O. Booth, 19, of 85 Isleib has seah the chapter w h o kn o w Hartford, cousin of the blrde. Panama City. The command also said an Birch St., charged with at grow from auT active member was maid of honor. Brides Lt. Diehl, a graduate of Man American spotter plane was lost tempted breaik amd entry. Po ship of less''tham 22 to its pres maids were Mrs. Robert T. chester High School and the Uni In northeast Cambodia Friday lice said he forced a locked ent memliershlp of between 65 McNamara Jr. of East Hartford, versity of Cannecticut School of and the pilot was missing. door at 82 North St. Saturday amd 7j>'.' what they wont sister-in-law of the bride; Miss Nursing, is stationed in Guam U.S. Secretary of State Wil afternoon where he formerly 1^88 Dldan has been a mem- Barbara A. Zemke of ICanches- as a Navy nurse. She will be liam P. Rogers met in Saigon had an apairtment. youth of Manchester Assembly for ter, cousin of the bride; Mrs. discharged from active duty on Sunday with the foreign minis reportedly intended to get soma close^tb five years, serving In Timothy A. Grose of Bolton and Aug. 30. ters of America's allies in Viet belongings he had left behind sa v e a t Mrs. Mark S. Leggltt of Man an- officer capacity for most of Mr. Levanduski was educated nam, and the six men called mi but aifter breakli^ the lock -^Uiat time. She is immediate, I chester: in Germany and has completed “ free nations’’ to give what as chainged his mind- About enter The bride's attendants wore past worthy advisor. his tour of duty with the U.S. sistance they could to the Cam ing. Court date July 20. The Mamchester Assembly empire gowns of white Venise Marine Corp. He Is employed at Hartford Notional? bodian government. But there has long been a strong group. lace and maize chiffon, design FTatt and Whitney Division of was no word of any help from Edward P. BoyOe, 32, of 176 Its present membership is about ed with ruffled necklines, long United Aircraft Corp. in Middle- the six other than what the Unit Charter Oak St., cluirged on a 100. \ I' lace sleeves with ruffled cuffs, town. ed States and South Vietnam satin sashes and an A-line skirt. warramt with non-support. He Isleib is looking forwaird to Hie wedding is planned for are already doing. was released on a $160 non-sure Veils of silk illusion were ar visiting all of the 31. Connect Sept. 9. Hie other ministers were ty bond. Court date July 5o. ranged from their maize chif icut chapters of DeMolay ais fon headbows, and they carried from South Vietnam, South Ko rea, Thailand, Australia and often ais he cam in am effort to bouquets of yellow and white To prepare spicy apple rings, Arthur S. Ferrell Jr., 21, of New Zealand. Hiey expressed Avery Shores, Coventry, chalrg- generate throughout the state Choice! , daisies tied with green satin dip round apple slices in a mix Amertoan Herttace photo satisfaction with the results of enthuslaism which has brought "bows. ture of cinnamon and sugar. ed with failure to have a fender MRS. DAVID CHARLES PHILLIPS the allied operations to destroy on the front wheel of his motor on the success of the Manches Mark S. Leggltt of Manches Fry slices lightly in butter until ter chapter. ter served ds best man. Ushers they are lightly browned on The marriage of Cindy Lou. Charles Phillips of Manchester / ~ ' North Vietnamese border sanc cycle. Court date July 20. p h oto tuaries in Cambodia. These op- Laist year, a DeMolay con * Kuslff fiboto were Christopher L. Marvin of both sides. Sanford of Hebron to David took place Saturday aftemoo'n, ^ eratlons “ did not represent any gress wais established with the WE MAINTAIN OUR LOWEST PRICES MRS. JOHN WILLARD MARVIN Manchester, brother of the MRS. PETER BELL SEAMAN June 27, at Gilead Congrega Ira Rutchlk, 19, of 68 Wells ' intention to expand the Vietnam purpose of meeting once a bridegroom; Robert McNamara tional Church, Hebron. St., cturged Saturday with South United ' Methodist length pouffed sleeves. They war but were taken as a meas reckless driving, ais the result month to discuss chapter prob Jr. of East Hartford, brother of The bride is a daughter Church was the scene Saturday wore matching picture hats, and ure to defend the allied forces lems. Isleib plans to modify Mr. and Mrs. Frederick . F. of a complaint by residents in the bride; Timothy A. Grose of afternoon of the marriage of carried colonial bouquets of and to improve security in Viet this system to have it meet Day In.,.Day Out... W ilsinski-Herzog Borst-Porter Sanford of Rt. 85. 'the bride the Birch St. area. Court date Bolton and Jack D. Ferguson Nancy Alice Richmond of Man daisies and baby’s breath. nam,” a communique declared. July 20. once every three months. Con groom is the son of M r." and of Manchester. chester to Peter Bell Seaman of William A. Seaman of Bloom Hie communique also said the ferences of chapters from the Mrs. Charles H. Phillips of 67 Mrs. McNamara wore a coat New London. field seri’ed as his brother’s ministers “ noted'with deep con Nicholas J. Dellautpa, 19, of five divisions of the state wlU and dress ensemble of aqua The bride is a daughter of best man. Ushers were Allen Essex St. on PRESCRIPTIONS cern” that North Vietnamese Baist Hairtford, charged with meet once a month during the lace and raw silk. Hie bride Mr. and Mrs. Nelson H. Rich Broggi of Westbrook and The Rev. Herbert O. Kelsey two months between statewide . forces continue to attack Lao breaich of peace.. He wais air- . . . groom's mother wore an ivory^ mond of 283 Spring St. The Oiristopher Greaves of Madi Jr., pastor of Gilead Church, tian government troops Eind use rested early thlaf morning in meetings. resulting in meaningful crepe knit dress with matching bridegroom is a son of Mr. and son. performed the ceremony. Laotian territory to infiltrate WIckhaim Pairk. Police saiid he Miss Dldan leaves July 22 savings to you every day! accessories. Both wore white Mrs. Arthur W. Cunningham of Mrs. Richmond wore a pink The bride was given in mar men and supplies Into Vietnam swore and refused to pick up with Mrs. Helen F. (“ Mom” ) orchids. Madison. dress and coat of raw silk. The riage by her father. She wore a and Cambodia and “ for instigat trash he was observed discard Jobes, supreme Inspector of No ups and downs in yotir Prescription After a reception at the Man The Rev. Dr. J. Manley Shaw, bridegroom’s mother wore a full-length gown of lace ac ing insurgency in Thailand.” ing on the pairk lawn. Court Rainbow in Connecticut, for the costs—no "discounts” today, “Regular chester Country Club, Mr. and pastor of South Church perform lace trimmed orchid color cented with silk organza over Rogers and the foreign minis date July 20. Supreme Assembly In Cleve prices” tomorrow! Mrs. McNamara left on a motor ed the ceremony. Jack Grove dress. Both had corsages of satin. Her floor-length veil of ters journeyed into the Mekong land, Ohio. No “reduced specials”—no “ temporary trip to Cape Cod. For traveling was organist, and the soloist dark pink glamellias. silk illusion was trimmed with delta today t<^ visit a model vil AOC1DBNT8 Her other duties will Include reductions” on Prescriptions to lure she wore a long-sleeved A-l&ie was Robert Gordon. An arrange A reception was held at the matching lace, and she carried lage. While four helicopters and Raymond M. Hiompson Jr., visiting all of the 44 assemblies customers! dress of blue and white print ment of gladioli and shasta home of the bride’s parents. Af a bouquet of daisies and ivy . a scout plane patrolled over 19, of 16 Andor Rd., was taiken in Connecticut for the twofold daisies was on the altar. centered with a white orchid. Raymond J. Isleib and Kathleen Dldan. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) A t the same time, there Is never any whipped cream crepe, white ac ter July 11, the couple will live head, And police and security to Mamchester Memorial Hos purpose of inspection amd in- - compromise in sendee or quality! cessories and a corsage of mini Hie bride was given in mar at 111 Niles HIU Rd., New Miss Beverly J. Sanford of agents stood at the alert with pital Saturday night amd treat creasing interest in Rainbow. ature yellow carnations. After riage by her father. She wore London. Hebron, sister of the bride, was submachine guns, Rogers told ed for injuries received when he She Is also responsible for rais Vernon as possible by patrol cars as YOU GET OUR LOWEST July 7 they will live at 27 Engle a full-length gown of silk or maid of honor. She wore a full- newsmen that because of im swerved right and struck a cair ing over $1,600 for contributions" signed to the areas. Mrs. Seaman is a graduate of Additional police protection Fulbright: PRICES EVERT DAY OF THE wood Dr. ganza accented with Venise Manchester High School and length go-wn of deep pink silk proved . government security, parked in front of 177 Center St. to charities from the state or Patrols Added We Deliver organza over nylon, and she will be provided at Henry Park YEAR . . . AND YOU SA'VE Mr. and Mrs. McNamara, are lace, designed with high neck West Viiginia Wesleyan Col “ in one sense, the war is not His paissenger. Dale Polowllzer, ganization amd for organizing carried a bouquet of pink and where temporary atop signs Alter Viet MORE THROUGHOUT THE .Everywhere 1967 graduates of Manchester line, long sleeves, A-line skirt lege, Buckhannon. She has been being conduct^ in 90 per cent 17, of 27 Church St., wais shaken next year’s Gramd Assembly. To Help Curb white daisies. have already been placed to High School. She also attended and detachable chapel-length employed at the Connecticut In of the country." up in the crash. Firemen from Isleib Is a graduate of Bol YEAR . . . ON ALL YOUR train. Her elbow-length veil of prevent traffic accidents with Gill School of Nursing in Bos stitute for the Blind, Hartford. I' Bridesmaids were Miss Ann “ Hie security factor is much Central Headquarters hosed ton High School amd will be a ^^andalism PRESORIPTION NEEDS. silk illusion was attached to a down spilled gasoline. in the park, the mayor said. War Policy ton and Manchester Communi Mr. Seaman, a graduate of E. Sanford of Hebron, another better than a year ago,” he sophomore at the University of 9 lace trimmed cap, and she car said. “ Hie government has tak Additional appropriations ty College. She is employed as Madison High School and the sister of the bride; and Mias Connecticut this fall. New method of combatting (Continued from Page One) ried a cascade bouquet of en charge, and 90 per cent of Robert I. Judd Jr., 21, of 326 were made in the current budg a typist at Travelers Insurance Harvard H. Ellis Technical Karen Prentice of Mariborough. He holds many DeMolay amd controlling house breaks, TRY US AND SEE glamellias, sweetheart roses Spruce St., was admitted over et for additional officers. May Co. in Hartford. He is serving in School, served with the U. S. Their light pink gowns were Vietnam is now secure." awar^, including the William vamdallsm and other prob presidential nominee called for and stephanotis. night to Manchest re Memorial or McCoy said additional withdrawal of all U.S. troops the Navy aboard the USS Loyd Marine Corps. He is the direc similar to the honor attendant’s, Rogers returned to Saigon for D ^ Walrti Memorial Award leans have been instituted by a surprise meeUng with Cambo Hospital and discharged this . ___a Thomas stationed in Hawaii. Miss Judith Richmond of Man tor of the Waterford Flight > and they carried bouquets of as the outstanding member of Mayor Frank McCoy and po- used as well within 18 months. Such _ morning after he fell from his the John Mather Chapter in lice chief Edmund Dwver as unmarked unmarked cars cars and and plain timetable, he said, would inform chester, sister of the bride, was School. pink daisies. dia's new foreign minister, maid of honor. The bridesmaid Thomas Alsheskie of Hart Koun Wick. Informants said the motorcycle laist night on New 1968. He has served state '^ e t l o S s have met clothesmen in a further attempt Hanoi and Saigon that “ Amerl- For variety, marinate cooked was Miss Betsy Richmond, also ford served as best man. Ush American had suggested that Bolton Rd. Police said he was marshal and athletic chairman on several occasions over the increase in can Interests, both foreign and snap beans, fresh or canned, in of Manchester and another sis To clean vacuum bottle cups, ers were Barry Sullivan of Wick come to see him, and this heading west near the town of the state for the past year. nast few months to disniss the domestic, compel our wlthdraw- a highly seasoned French dress ter. of the bilde. rub them with a damp sponge Springfield, Mass., cousin of was viewed as a way of demon line, lost control 6n the soft Mlss Dldan graduated ' from fn“ rumbe^ of hou^^ , ing and serve on salad greens. They were dressed alike in sprinkled with dry baking soda the bride; and John Williams strating American concern for shoulder, amd continued on 166 Manchester High School on breaks______and burglaries and the Vietnamese would, at Garish with paperthin onion tlon any persons observed gowns of aqua daisy printed and rinse well. Leave the cap of East Hailford. Cambodia’s future. Wick re feet, landing in a culvert. June 18 and plans to attend increasing amount of van- long last, be required to adjust rings. voile, fashioned with elbow- off bottle until you use it again. After a lawn reception at the placed Yem Sambaur in a cabi Southern Connecticut State Col- dalism, especially in the schools acting suspiciously American interests rather home of the bride’s parents, net reshuffle last week. COMPLAINTS lege. AX MHS, she was a and other public buildings. " ™,hilP homes jjjg reverse,” Muskie said, AT THE PARKADE — WEST MIDDLE TPKE. the couple left on a wedding South Vietnamese officials Police maiking a routine check library page, and a member of The mayor said today that buildings. trip to Florida. They will live meanwhile announced the with apparently scared off thieves In Sock and Buskin, the Somanhls all of the schools and recrea------^ Stack'Kiejna at the Garden Apts., Forrest drawal of 5,000 more troops the act of breaking into Sears Current tion areas, including Henry a tablespoon of ammonia in a St. from Cambodia. They were in the Parkade about 6 yester Toi IK Ml TMj .lit Valley Falls Park eind large pall of water will help to Both Mr. and Mrs. Phillips ’ members of an infantry and ar Donna Marie Kiejna and Wil day morning. A plate glaiss win sle b M d Miss wlU the L«gion Field, are being eliminate paint odor from a are graduates of Manchester mored task force that for more s ^ e in their posts until June-checked regularly and as often room. liam Stuart Stack, both of Man dow at the front of the building Community College, where Mrs. than a week had been operating 1971. chester, were united in mar wais broken outward and three Phillips was a member of the as part of a force driving enemy television sets were found at the riage Saturday morning in St. Future Secretaries Association. units away from Phnom Penh. James’ Church. rear of the store, where they Mr. Phillips also attended La Cambodian spokesmen said eau*- had been taken from a stock Hie bride is a daughter of Mr. Salle CoUeg;e, Philadelphia, Pa., lier the threat to the city had room. Police saiid a rtedge ham and Mrs. Thadius Jcrfm Kiejna and is employed at King's De eased as a result of combined mer was used to l^ a k the win The Sale You Are Waiting For! of 133 Ludlow Rd. The bride partment Store at Manchester South Vietnamese-Cambodlan dow from the bisiile ais their groom is the son of Mr. euid MRS. WILLIAM VARNEY BORST Shopping Parkade. operations. check at the relar was being Horan photo Mrs. W. Lincoln Stack of 29 , The withdrawal leaves some- , Susan Fern Porter of Aber made. The t ^ v e s had entered MRS. TERRY EDWARD WILSINSKI Wellington Rd. • 20,000 South Vietnamese troops deen, S.D., and William Varney by cllmbing/a fehce at the rear SHOES-SHOES Hie Rev. Thomas J. Barry of still in Cambodia, most o f them (Vig. CbmsoL Linda Mae Herzog and Terry lar to the honor attendant’s but Borst of Hebron were married and jimnmng a door, iiolice St. James’ Church performed operating east and northeast of Edward Wilsinski, both of Man pink instead of yellow. The at the First Methodist Church in found. ( bridesmaids carried colonial the double-ring ceremony. Mrs. Aberdeen on June 8. ■ Phnom Penh. ANNEX VACATION SPECIALS chester, exchanged vows Satur Ralph Maccarone was organist • Hie U.S. Command in Saigon bouquets. The junior brides iF r r s Two apartments at 171 E. and Miss Rosemary Arcari was The bride is a daughter to i> said that as of last Thursday the day morning at the Church of maid and flower girl carried Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Porter Center St. were entered during BIG REDUCTION! soloist. • total A m erican military the Assumption. nosegays of daisies. 01 Aberdeen. Hie bridegroom Is the weekend while the occu The bride was given in mar ■ strength in Vietnam had Joseph Raimondo of Man the son of Mr., and Mrs. Wil FORMAL pants were away. At one, the * 3 0 Hie bride is a daughter of riage by her'father. She wore I dropped to 413,900 men, the ‘‘MISS WONDERFUL” “VITALITY” “VINER” W), chester served as best man. liam I. Borst of Hebron Green. Mr. and Mrs. William Herzog an ivory and white silk organza < lowest in 3% years. This was a apartment of Edward Swain, KBG. Ushers were William Magnotta, $50 in cash was taken. There • 4 o i 513 Bush HiU Rd. The bride gown appliqued with re-embroi Mrs. James,Olson of Minne W e , drop of 3,200 during the week. WHITE — BONE — .PATENNT groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Hubbard and Bruce apolis, Minn., was matron of was no ransacking, ah(| a radio Gardner, cousins of the bride dered Alencon lace and trimmed EVERY SHOE IN STOCK Eklward Wilsinski of 58 Home honor and Dennis Nall of Chica R en t and camera were left behind, groom; Gerald Bidwell, broth with crystals and seed pearls. stead St. go served as best man. Ushers Ellises Visit police said. The apartment. of er-in-law of the bridegroom; The gown was designed with a The Rev. Robert^J^ Burbank high neckline, full bishop were Stacey Porter and Stef- FYank Snyder was the other — NEW — L and Edward Dubaldo; all of fan Porter, both of Aberdeen It • • • • • broken into, and in this case o f the Church of the Assump sleeves, and and attached : In Manchester Manchester. and brothers of the bride. the “it," Uwk the rooms were rifled, police EASY CARE— (___ _ tion performed the dpuble-ring chapel-length train. Her' full- '■> Ray Ellis of Anchorage, Alas- OTHER Mrs. Herzog wore a yellow to WMT out! said. It was not known imme 0 - 9 0 WASH AND WEAR^ ceremony. Paul Chetelat was length Imported silk illusion veil Mrs. Borst will graduate from ^ ka, a former member of the crepe dress with a matching diately what was missing. In WASH AND organist and soloist was arranged from a helmet Hamline University in St. Paul, EVERYTHING • Town Board of Directors, paid 100% STA-LON ' lace coat, white accessories and Minn., in January 1971w Mr. both instances, the shades in » * ■ Bi / WEAR The bride was given in mar trimmed with lace and seed FOR WEDDINGS J a visit to friends in Manchester a corsage of yellow and white Borst is a student at the Univer the apartments were drqwn. SYNTHETIC riage by her father. She wore pearls, and she carried a round • this weekend with his wife, Car- SYNTHETICS'' miniature carnations and sweet sity of Connecticut . School of AND ALL - REGULAItoTO $20.00 an otKottzA and Alencon em heart roses. The bridegroom’s bouquea of orchids and stepha ; oiyn, and two children. They - notis. Law and on duty with the Con FORMAL « were the ^ ests of Mr. and Mrs. pire lace . gown, styled with mother wore a blue linen dress necticut National Guard. 10 DAY SPECIAL JULY 6 TO JULY 16 biabop sleeves, scalloped neck Mrs. Thomas E. Unsworth Jr. OCCASIONS 1 William Dow of 27 Sage Dr. .and coat, white accessories, Hie couple will live in Heb • •• V -V IN STOCK *• and Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Loso V line, and an A-Une skirt. Her and a corsage of pink and of Lee, Mass., sister "of the ron. mantilla was chapel-length and bride, was maid of honor. ' of 61 Tracy Dr. ITALIAN SANDALS!! M.90 to ^9.90 white miniature carnations and Nothing to send AS IS — VACATION WIG CLEARANCE she carried a bouquet of sweet sweetheart roses. Bridesmaids were Miss Rieka ■way f o r . . . ■ EUls, who is also a former ALL LEATHER — REGULAR TO ?14.00 heart roses. •- member of the Town Planning W-'-' ■\ I'-' After a reception at Fiano’s Fuger of Grosse Point, Mich., a i #60 White, Short Hand Made a 1 Dark Brown, Short, Hand Made G'VA Miss Hope Herzog of Man- Miss Patricia Mykalowski of " and 2k>ning Commission, is how Wig, reg. $110...... NOW f l U Wig, reg. $110 ...... NOW Restaurant in Bolton, Mr. and uaanr drim ■ a registered guide for the State (diester, sister of the bride, Mrs. Wilsinski left for a motor of Terryville; Miss Adriene was maid of honor. Her full- Stack of Manchester, sister of FAIKADE of Alaska and a commercial trip to the White Mountains in GENUINE "KED" SNEAKERS length gown of white Venise the bridegroom, and Mrs. Rob • bushpilot. He is also part owner New Hampshire. For traveling, OPEN a,l “ American Beauty” Light Brown lace and yellow chiffon was ert Pandolphe of Hartford. AJ4. fo 10 fM . t and operator of Quality Alr- the bride wore a navy blue and craft Inc., an air taxi and char- Short Mini Wig, reg. $60. M IQ • ^ Blonde Hand Made Short Wig designed with a ruffled neck white dress with a navy coat, The bride’s attendants wore . '4, NOW w W reg. $110...... NOW line, a lace bodice trimmed with purple organza gowns accented ■ ter operation in Anchorage, amd A WHOPPING 20% OFF shoes and bag. After July 13 » of Chulitua Lodge Inc., a flsh- ruffles and buttons, long pouf they will live at 58 Homestead with white smocking on the Window thadet of lovely DuPont • ing amd hunting resort on l^ke “Tontine” are eMy to wub. Will Docks Indiidttd fed sleeves, a satin sash at the St. bodice, and designed with VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON empire waistline, and an A- white . Peter ' Pan collars • Clairk, 160 miles southwek of look like new. Won't crack, fray or Mr. Wilsinski, a 1970 grad ' Anchoraige. pinhole. Available in many attrac MEN'S ^ WOMEN'S' — CHILDREN'S Une skirt. and bishop sleeves. Long, > * uate of Howell Cheney Tech- Burtap- Mo m pooco m Before these pursuits, Ellis tive eolort. Jutt call ui. We will be Bridesmaids were Miss pa- streamers appliqued with real MRS. WILLIAM STUART STACK (lad to meaiure your windowa and nicial School, is employed at flowers were arranged from • ' spent 20 years In the field of give you a free ettimate for ntw tricia Herzog, sister of the BA and P Construction Co. in tG L O B E * their purple and white head- Jacket a ^ hat, and carried a ter July 15 they wUI Uve in Man • computers and applied math. “Tontine." bride; (Miss Sharon Magnotta, Ellington. Mrs. Wilsinski, a • He left Manchester two yeairs COIkE EARLY RMt A GOOD SELECTION liOas Judy Hubbard and Mrs. bovik, and they carried round small bouquet of flowers. The chester. k Travel Senriee ^ GOOD TOWARD ANY HOMAN GOIW TOWARD AMY HOMAN WAIU 1969 graduate of Manchester ; ago. Janice Gardner, cousins of the bouquets of summer flowers. bridegroom’s mother wore a Mrs. Stack, a graduate of SBMI-MAOHINE MADE WIG HAND. MADE WIO OR FALL. High School, is employed at pink peau de sole dress, of • Mrs. Ellis, the former Cairo- DUMHT bridegroom, and Mrs. Gerald Richard Stack of Manchester Marymount College, Tarrytown. • 555 MAIN STREET W.T. Grant and Co. at the matching lace coat and pink ac \ !l lyn Iam b of Springvaile, Maine, Btdwell, sister of the bride served as best man for his N.T.. teaches Grade 8 English ' T i t t i n g Manchester Parkade. cessories. 643-2165 ^ J taught math at Mamchester ’’1’ V. V’V'V'V V 'V V V’i* *1* T groom. Miss Nancy Herzog, sis brother. Ushers were Thomas at the Vernon. Center Middle iini II ■u.D.u.ii.u.ii.u.ii.u.u.ii.u.u.D.u.au.ti.j.n. Unsworth Jr. of Lee Mass., • High School and Is presently. TOHTINEt After a reception in the Ter School. Mr. ^ c k , a graduate Antborized agent in M an-A ■Tm MARVEL OK MAIN SI H U l ' ter of the bride, was junior To clean marble, wipe occas Peter Kelly of Bronxville, N.Y. race Room of the Hartford Hil of Georgetovm University in ►A Chester for all iMriInro. j . SOI - W7 MAIN STRUT. MANCHESTER • teaching both math auid com- bridesmaid. Carol Bidwell, COME VISIT OUR DOWNSTAIRS WIG ANNEX ionally with a c lc ^ dipped in and Rink VanderHave of New OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY l:M TO S:M • puter sciences in an Anchoraige ’niece of the brid^room, -aras ton Hotel, the couple flew to Washington, D.C., is an adminis SHOES lukewarm water and clean it Jersey. THURSDAY t:30 TO 1:00 i high school. 1^ 8:30 A M . t o t P J f . — THORS. A FBI. till OPJH. flower girl. AU are from Man- termuda. For traveling Mrs. trative assistant at the Connecti E. Ac JOHNSON I MAIN B t tt tn e s s ! twice- a year with a mild deter Mrs. IGejna wore an ice blue ftack wore a multi-color silk • The Ellises have stopped for diestkr. Their outfits arere simi cut Bank-and Trust Oo. in Hart 250 BROAD STREET TEL 643-4949 gent to prevent dulling. chiffon dress with a matching jump suit with a maxi tunic. Af ford. .! a visit in Maine and p4am to re- PAINT CO. • turn to Alaska within the week. tM MAIN ST.. UANOMESm. . 'f
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Nlarvin-McNamara Phillips-Sanford i Cambodians Inmate Training Seaman-Richmond Police Log I They Head State DeMolay, Rainbow Orders HARTFORD (AP) —^New vo By GLEN OAMBER cational education programs ^ Gall Elizabeth McNamara ■ Drive Cong a r r e s t s (Herald Reporter) hAve been Instituted by the Con anJ John Willard Marvin, both John E. aouer, 21, of East For the first time ever, necticut Department of Correc of Manchester, were wed Fri From Town Hartford, charged with failure day morning at the Church of two Manchester j^uths are tions at three state institutions. (Gonttamed from Page One) to carry his license, Friday, af the Assumption. serving simultaneously as ter being stopped on W. Middle The programs, funded by thev The bride is the daughter of tencei him to death. A few the state heads of DeMolay Tt>ke. Court date July 20. federal government through the O iT THI Mr. andvMrs. Robert T. Mc- later the former chief of and Rainbow Girls, Mason CfNUINI ^mara of 27 Englewood Dr. state was guest of honor at a ic youth organizations. state pepartment of Edupation, TTie bridegroom Is a son of Mr. banquet given by Premier Chou Linda M. Bielecki, 18, of 977 Raymond J. Isleib of School teach linmates small engine re and Mrs. Willard J. Marvin of En-Ial In Peking, where Sihan Hartford Tpke., Rockville, and Rd., Bolton, was elected state pair, business machine opera UIRTfR 164 North Elm St. ouk formed a government in ex Deborah J. Fetko, 17,
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PAOB s a MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, MONDAY, JULY 6, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, JULY .6, 1970 .PAGE SEVEN JRattrlfpBtpr Should Mean Something Two Ordinance Proposals^ m; TiMre ere two reasons, both ' in ' f "; '" ' Comment Session Belfast Catholics Accuse lEttpttftts ifpraU) ferential, for regarding ' President Nlx- The Manchester Board of Appropriations on Agenda Directors, 1 tomorrow will HBtAU> FRDmNO OO.. IMC on’a iqipolntment of David K. B. Bruce British T roops of Looting It BimU 4tnM conduct another o f ita semi UMfinhaatar Gem. to be the new top negotiator in the peace At tomorrow night’s meeting ment Reserve Fund: $13,819.60 monthly comment sessions. 1^’ TH01^Ay^V^tat00B0^ of toe Board ot,X)lrectors at 8 for the sanitary landfill com 'BELFAST, Northern Ireland - The alleged depredaAona took WAL.TKR R. TE^UBCW talks at Paris as a hopeful development It will be from 9 to 11 a.m., (AlP) — Angry Roman Catholic P a b lM itn o ’clock in toe Municipal BuUd- pactor, to be financed by a In the MunicipfU Building place during a houad-to-houae Vtoundad OcUbar 1, U n The two reasons are similar and al residents of Belfast’s Falls Ing hearing room, an ordinance state grant, with an accom Hearing Room . aearch for arma in toe Catholic FoUHiad Brarr Bruilnt: Bbusapt Bmidurt most the same. will be proposed and possible Road area are complaining that area Saturday.'The aaarchera panying recommendation ' that The public hearings, now •ad BoUdajrs. Jtaierad •tlha. Foat OOloa at acUon taken regarding toe un toe money be used to Teibcate BriAsh troops looted and dam rounded up 48 ^iiatola; 88 riflea, tUnoiiaatar, Conn., as Saoond Oaw Kan It hardly makes sense for either the in their fourth year, are for authorized use of motor vehi the dog pound. aged their- homes \riien they two TObmachlne guna, iS abot- President or Ambassador Bruce to be cles op public lands. those town residents who searched them for arms over guna, 16,000 rounda of ammunl- SUBSCRI^:ON RATDB Town Manager Robert: Weiss wish to Ale suggesUons or n zah a In Adaanoa , proposal states that "any will request toe direetpra.^^ ap the weekend. tlcMi, 100 Arebomba and 48 Ona Taar ... doing thia for nothing. complaints on any subject ...... $to.oo who, when willfully tres- Gerry FTtt, a member of the pound# o f , exploaivea. The Sb Montha . prove these allobatipiiB '|f from in the board’s jurisdiction. ttuaa Montha The President has withstood, for six paSsinjg Ihnds belmiging to British Parliament for West search was ordered after Ave Ona tpe 1970-71 budget to .toe Capital months, crlticlam for not having replac toe town, operates any wheeled Improvement Reserve Fund: The sessions are held on Belfast, said he has collected persona were kUled Friday MBMBBR OF vehicle, over any area of said $10,000 to deindliito a building the first Tuesday and third about 100 complaints from night in Aghtlng between Cath- THE A880C1ATEID FRESB ed Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge, Thursday of each month. householders. He said he would 11m Aaaonlatad Praaa ia aaclnatralr an* lands iiot specifically designed and extend toe Municipal BiUId- ollca and BriUoh soldiera. iiiia dtlad to tha oaa rapotdlcatlon of all with somebody of equal stature. Such to accommodate motor vehicle Ing parking lot; $l5,000 for toe raise toe issue in the house of raised toe toll for toe past two nawa diapatchea eradltad to tt or not otbar- Commons and take it up with wmm eradltad In thla paper and alao Hia crtticlam waa not mounting, but trsiftfe, shall 'be fined not less Teen Center at toe Nikct Site; weekends to 12 dead. looal nawa pobllahad - barn. thani‘$io not more than $60. $7,180 for Town Hall and HaU British Home Secretary Regin A curfew in force In Fhlls All rii^ta of rapublloatlon ot apeoial dlt- dwindling. The President no longer had Open Forum ald Mauldlng this week. palebea harain are alao raaerrad. Recent ^ incidents of appar of Records air conditioning Road since Saturday morning much need to answer it. Shrthermore, units. . u. FTtt said toe troops were ac was, raised Sunday as a column Tba Baraldlid Printing Coaumny Ine.. at- ently deliberate destruction Oppose Density Regnlation if the Bruce iqipolntment ia not accom 'Deima Studios i>hoto cused of taking money, break of ;3,000 women froih other porta aomaa no financial raaponawUlty tor trpo- have been reported at Charter Also, $17,’?00 to acquire " land To toe Editor, grapMcal arrora appealing In adraitMa- ing windows and smashing cru of Belfast marched into toe area _ptbar_ reading matter In Ibe panied by something new In the way of 0 4 ^ FTeldi Mt. Nebo, Center at Broad St. from the Hiimble The League of Women 'Voters, Engaged Maadieatar CanineBnraning Berala Oil Co.; $97,000 for the (jheney cifixes and other religious arti with of food. Moments aft negotiating. It will not answer the Park^ and town schools. nationally and locally, has tak The engagement of Jill Robyn cles. A second proposed ordinance Mill Are protection water main; er the women walked in, a hell- Bnbacribar. to htm Angelea Ttmiri TTaitilnr en toe posiAon that there is need Wardman o t l^ ch b u rg , Va. to The television network of toe too Poat Nawa Sanrloa. old criticism. The deduction has to be concerns toe purchase of real $12,000 to apply turf on a’ Char Robert Donald Vogt, of Man copier droned overhead with the Flill aarrieer client ot N. B. A. Barrice, 'Inc. for low- and moderate-income Irish Republic to toe south that President Nixon made the Bruce estate and buildings at 180 ter (5ak Field play area to- serve announcement that toe curfew Pnbllahan Rapraaentatlrea — Matnawa. housing, both as affects toe chester has been announced by broadcast Sunday night what it Shannon and CuDen Inc.. Special Agency Spring St.; east of Globe Hol Bennet Junior High School; was being lifted. — New Toik, Chicago. DatroU and Boatoa. appointment with aome positive strategy town and toe area. 'While toe her parents, Mr. and Mrs. said were pictures of homes In low, from Robert H. Scheiner $23,643 for toe second landfill League appreciates toe ettects "We said we would break toe In mind. Bernard IVardman of Lynch toe riot area. Ravaged rooms DIaplay adrartlalng cloalng_ boon for $14,800. coiil)>actor payment. of the Planntog and Zoning curfew if it was not lifted,” said For Monday — l p.m. Friday. _ ■** burg. and broken religious statues For T h e^ y — i p.m. Satui^y. The same kind of reasoning appUes Also, from toe Water Re Commission and Mr. Eric Pot Dolly Monaghan, a 61-year-oId Public hearings will be held Her fiance is the son of Mr. were shown. For Wadnaaday — l p.m. Monday. serve Fund: $13,600 to lower toe ter, we feel that toe regulations widow and one of toe otganizers For Ihoraday — l p.m. Tueaday.. even more clearly in the case of on these proposed addiUonal ap and Mrs. Donald Vogt of 29 Residents told of stealing by For Friday — l p.m. Wadnaaday. propriations to toe 1970-71 Pine St. main; $2,600 to Install on density, as proposed, would Clyde Rd. of toe march. "They couldn’t _For SatoTday — 1 p.m. Thuraday. Ambassador Bnice. He is reported to a 12-lnch main at Center St. toe soldiers, and one of those in mow us all down, could they? budget: discourage the construction of Miss Wardman, a 1966 gradu CUaalfted daadUna — 5 p.m. day be near Broad St.; $7,000 to Install , terviewed called them “ profes And they couldn’t clap us all In fore DUbHeatlon. B p.m. Friday tor be a "dove." In addition, he is apprais To toe General FVmd, $3,- such housing. ate of Norwalk High School, re Natnroiay and Monday pnbtloathni toe Thompson Rd. main from sional looters." jail. There wouldn’t be room.” ed as a man who does not enjoy frit 781.12 of unexpended funds un The League recognizes toe ceived a BS degree in child de Monday, July 6 Preston Dr. to Hyde St. problems concomitant to town tering hia time. The interpretaticn is, der Title I to be returned to velopment and family relaUons Also, from toe Sewer Reserve growth; but toe solution to that toe so-called student and toe State Department of Edu F\md: $6,200 to lower toe Pine this year from the Unlyersity Maddox Raps then, that it makes sense for him to cation, to be financed from un these problems is not to restrict of ConnecAcut where she '[.was Black Panther outbreaks are Wynken, Blynken, And Nod St. sewer line; $30,278 to con Cartwrights Wed 25 Years growth. And severe limitation of take this assignment only if he has been appropriated surplus; reappro a member of Phi Sigma Stg;ma generated by foreign sources, struct a portion o t toe Lydall bulldipg expansion implies such Nixon Policies To all their loyal admirera, we haaten priation of $3,431.21 to the Mr. and Mrs. Reginald G. sister, Mrs. Rudolph Liesk of sorority. She will be a kinder; chiefly Russian.” assured that he la going to have some Brook trunk sewer. restricAon. Manchester has C-DAP account, to be financed Cartwright of 31 Green Hill St. Tempe, Ariz. garten teacher in Tolland- in toe Chairman Laurence E. Bunk aaaurance that BMc Savamld, Jolin Weiss will also request accept within It toe potenAal to meet ()n Schools thing poelUve to do, and aome latitude were guests ot honor last Thurs Mr. and Mrs. C4itwright fall. er said toe rally was an effort to Chancellor, and Howard K. Smith are from state grants; $1,688 for ance of a deed from Alexander problems of expansion—an ex in the strategy he follows his effort summer school operations, to be day night ' at< a .surprise 26th were married Ju y 2, -v 'i.. .o Mr. Vogt, a 1967 graduate of b o s t o n (AP) - Georgia “give toe conservaAves of toe 6 Jarvis for a portion of Thomp not Juat three futsy mlnda ^Incapable of pansion which we must have for country a chance to get together to accomplish It. financed by tuition payments. son Rd. wedding anniversary celebra Hackensack' (N.J.) Metliodlst Manchqster High School, at Gov. Lester Maddox attacked toe future growth of our town. and share their views.” putting any aharp analytia on weak logic Also, to Educational Special Other new business items Ip- tion at their home. Church. Both were serving in The League of Women Voters tended Manchester Community President Nixon’s public school Nothing the President himself said. In About 68 relatives and the U.S. Navy at the time of when It la addreaaed to them. Projects Fund: $2,160 to oper clude replacement of a deter of Manchester urges that toe College. He Is’ serving with toe policies and toe Supreme the announcement of the Bruce assign ate a summer vocational edu- iorated iron picket fence at East friends': attended' the party, their marriage. Planning and Zoning Commis U. S. Navy staAoned aboard toe Court’s antl-praycr ruling Sun They were awed, and tenae, and nerv- which was given . by the cou TJiey are members of South day at toe New England Rally ment, or in his latest dlscusstons of caUonal program, to be financ Cemetery; Library Board re sion reevaluate its reguIaAons USS Ingraham In Newport, R. I. Anthropologist oua, when they faced the iPreaident of ed from State Department of quest for a bid waiver on cus ple’s four childreh;* Among the United Methodist Church. Mr. and knodify thenn to permit toe No date has been announce for God, Family and Country. peace prospects, encouraged such de- guests were ^ Mr. and Ato. Cartwright Is employed at their country laat Wedneaday night. Education funds; $8,769 for todial service; approval of toe future' construcAon, in orderly for toe wedding. . ' Maddox was Introduced by Gives Advice On ductlcms. It must b eadmitted. I n je c t Teacher Aide Training Board of Educatlon-Manchester James Stevenson of Maywood, Pratt and Whitney Division of and respohaible fashion, of low- Robert Welch, founder of toe They never emerged from a continuing Education Association contact; N. J., Mrs. Cartwright’s broth TTnlted Aircraft, East Hartford. John Birch. Society. But until proved otherwise, this seems Program, operated In conjunc and moderate-income housing to Curbing Vandals . doubt whether they Mwuld handle him tion with Manchester Communi abatement of taxbs and settle er and sister-in-law; and one of He is a member of Manchester help meet toe needs of all peo Nation’s W eather The days toe U.S. Supreme another of those foreign policy instances Canadian National Film Qocud Photo ment of tax claim with Paul the ushers at their wedding and Lodge of Masons, Nutmeg For Court ruled against, prayer in NEW TORH (AP) — Hie New aa if he vtere touchable or untouchable. ty College, to be financed under ple seeking a plaoa to live. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS In which It may Im more reliable to pay CRAWLING HUNTER CARVED BY ISAAK-EE, ESKIMO ARTIST OF POVUNGNETUK toe Educational Professions De Werner and Alfred Vennard for his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph est, Tall Cedare of Lebanon, and Cordially, Showers and thundershowers public schools, Maddox said, York (Mty Houalng Authority ' They auffered, without proteat, the atrain velopment Act. property at 130 Hollister St.; ap Grabek of Glastoiibiiry.- Manchester Lodge of Elks. Tlie League of Women Voters washed the central Plains, toe "was toe darkest day In Ameri has turned to famed anthropolo attention to what the President does, pointment of a Conservation Mrs. Cartwright received tele gist Margaret Mead in seeking he put on their idea of logic becauae Also, to the Water Fund: The couple has a son, George Of Manchester Carolinas and Florida early to- ca’s history.” rather than to what he aaya. Commission member to All toe phone congratulations from her Carwright of Manchester, three answers to problems of vandal there waa already auch a atrong aenae $13,800 for lowering toe Pine Mrs. William Whitney, ^ y , as most of toe naAon He told about 1,000 ralliers In unexpired term of Frederick sister, Mrs" A. William'Matting daughters, Patricia, Judy and 'Pres. ended the Fourth of July holi toe Sheraton-Hilton ballroom ism and tenant relaAona. of atrain in the mere act of ttielr coo- St. main, to be financed from Nassiff to November 1971; and ly of Titusville, Fla.; who was Joan, all at home, and a grand Mrs. Marshall Cohen, day Under clear sides and toe Ume.has come to "turn back Her advice: Promote pride unappropriated surplus, $7,000 maintain each house In order frontatlon with him. He auffered, and Two-Way Street acceptance of toe reslgpiation of maid of honor at her wedding; daughter, Jody , Lynn Cart- Vlce-Pres. moderate temperatures. to God anid stand up for Ameri for installation of toe Thompson Charles Plrie from toe Zoning and toe rest will fall In place. Diamonds Galore? I n s id e Battle For her father, James Stevenson of wrigdit. (Herald 0hoto by Bu- More than 1 Inch of rain fell ca/’’ they auffered, from ttie taut tenaion of Rd. main from Preston Dr. to Board of Appeals, effective July ‘The idea of asking Miss ■ By Ch a l m e r s m . Ro b e r t s Titusville; and from another ceivlcius) a six-hour period Sunday night "W e’ve lost a lot of schools the encounter. But he, being one agalnat General Electric isn't estimating, pub Hyde St., to be financed from 21, and appointment of a mem State Bond Unit Mead, an established authority ' ^ ; Tjlij Washington Post unappropriated surplus. soaking Cape Hatteras, N.C., through busing and consolida- three, and being Prealdent, after all, did licly, what It would cost It to produce a ber to All his unexpired term to Uon and the children, black or on human socleAes, to comment Nixon^s Mind . Also, to toe Capital Improve November 1972. Vernon child relaAonships from toe and Homestead Air Force Base came from Ira S. Robbins, toe gem quality diamond for the retail trade. WASHINGTON — When I first hear a President as ha really OKs Town Grants white, have not been consid maneuver more freely and did aeem to very beginning. It also encour in southern Florida. retiring vice chairman of the came to- Washington as a cub Is — or at least ds close to what ered,” he said. The Nixon Ad- carry the day, or the night, for hia par It merely announces that the process ages support during labor and HARTFORD, Ctonn. (AP) — ‘Temperatures sllghUy cooler authority. It operates 172 hous R e p o r t reporter, we used tp jam into he is as it is possible to get. 500 C!hildren mlnistraAon has created chaos has been perfected, and draws'momen delivery by husband, childbirth Ttie state Department of ( i m than seasontd norms prevailed ing projects for 030,000 tonants. ticular brand of non-logic and thiia turn toe oval 'Office at too White in toe school system by a "dou True, both President# Ken class Instructor, doctor or hos munity Affairs (DCA) has rec toroughout toe Midwest and "W e’re already planning to tary pride from the accomplishment. House to try to hear what Presi Two- Join Library’s ble standard through double the event, for the life of the event at By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak nedy and Johnson used the net Street pital staff. ommended to toe state Bond Northeast as waim air dominat implement a number of her dent Franldln D. Roosevelt, talk for Afferent regions of toe ''Somehow—to me—etartlng with dirty work interview technique ' but (Continued from Pa«re 6) debate — but; how clearly Mr John Mirablto, administrator Commission approval of nearly ed toe South and West. ideas," said Robbins. leaat, into an advantage for hlmaelf. seated because of his x>olio, had Reading Club country,” Maddox said. graphite and turning It Into a beautiful WASHINGTON — Powerful If, as seems highly probable, powerfully — to the dismay of their performances were subject of toe hospital, reports a good $11.4 million In state grants to Early morning temperatures One suggesAon by Mit^'Mead J But it ahould not be understood, from to say about affairs — foreign hip. Dwight Elsenhower tangled A second speaker at toe four- Southern Republican politicians the courts order an end to the Administration moderates — to editing before being abown, exchange of quesUons between be shared by ConnecAcut towns. ranged from 46 at Pellston, was that repairs hd" made stone like this comes very close to ful and domestic. his syntax unmerclfuUy but ^ ^ ^ ^ The 1970 reading club at toe day rally was former Secretary thia, that Mesara. Sevareid, Chancellor went secretly to toe White practice for good, the Nixon ad that tax exemptions were per which is a mite different than Mrs, Rudolf and toe maternity Mich., to 98 at Blythe, (Jallf. prompUy to anything that la nonetheless he conveyed what Rockville Public Library start The DCA recommendaAon of Agriculture Ezra ‘Taft Ben filling the dreams, of alchemists" was House last week in a last-ditch ministration can’t be blamed. fectly legal even for academies It was an exhilarating experi what President Nixon did. nursing staff. broken: I’Anything'wounded be and Smith have suddenly lost their seer- really was In his nand. John conferenc- ed last Monday and has more would allocate about $6.4 million son, who said toe "spread of what Dr. Arthur M. Bueche, O.E. vice attempt to talk President Nixon ’That would be entirely consist created to avoid desegegatlon. ence but what FDR said came Of course, Mr. Nixon went on comes worse unless repaired.” like charismas. P. Kennedy was clever, bright. , ’ S^eneral- than 600 children signed up for of toe total to development of Bulldog Best God’s work” is threatened by out of an imminent policy ent, the Southerners . argue, That Justice Department to toe public
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St., ElUngton, was arrested by Hartford Shooting Ullion Sidesteps Story Hour Manchester Area- Venum poUce on a Circuit Court /WANTED 12 warrant charging him with HARTFORD (AP)—Juan Co- Consumers Resisting Albany’s South Mall: , , A story hour for chUdren breach of the peace. Ion, 40, of "HartfonL has been Gean, Late Modd Can^date Stand four to eight'years old wUl Police Probe The arrest was the result erf charged with murder in the, be held in the Junior Room an incident at the Friendly Ice slaying of Francisco Cruz, 24, HAMDEN, Conn. (AP)—The RESTAtmANTi USED CARS TextUe Import Quotas Connecticut branch of toe AFL- Nightmare or Dream? of Mary Cheney Ldbrary to Cream Shop. Wilscm is schedul- also of Hartford. j Top Prioea Plaid MORNING SPECIAL morrow morning Jrom 10:30 Area Breaks ed to a i^ a r in Orcult Court Police said Cruz died of a gun- CIO’s Committee on Political 2 EGGS (any style) For All SiakesI By EDMOND LeBRE'TON. categories, toe effect on the dif Education has ruled out endorse By CHAKIJtS DCMA8 few of the contractora failed to had been put up there. to 11:16, wiyL-ASss Marion 12, RockvlUe, July 21. shot Wound after being shot Frl- Aeeociated Press Writer ferent Import^ articles would Choice of Ammidieted Preea Writer complete their woiic on time. So But Rockefeller reversed thA Jesseman, children’s librar The Vernon and South Wind Coventry - day during an apparent argu- ment of a candidate ta the iJem- OPEN sor police departments are both CARTER CHEVROiET .WASHINGTON (AP) -i- The vary wldelj^Over-all, reported . ocratic Senatorial primary.- HAM-SAUSAGE-BACON ■AUSiANT, N.T. (AP) — Oov. other contractora were delayed, policy, declaring; that the state ian, as story teUer. The James H. Madden Jr., 23, of ment.' 6 A.M. invesOgatlng a series of week congressional effort to impose the Am eriew Importers Asso- In a statement Saturday toe TOAST C- COlTEE Nelscm A. Rockefeller is erect- Ihere were Jurisdictional dls- government had an obligation to stories wiU be repeated Vernon, waa arrested Sunday Colon's brother, WiUlaJn* w m C O ., I N C . ciatiem, tebetile and footwear Im ing a epectacular complex of putes among labor unions and assist in revitalisation of Alban- Wednesday afternoon. from end breaks in the two towns. and charged with reckless airested in conhectiem with the import quotas on textiles, cloth State Labor Council said that In Vemtm five breaks were ^ ^ . 1229 Mate S t ing and shoes appears to be ports yrbuld be cut back about CX)PE officlAirhad rejected pro Home Cooking AT ITS BEST glistening, marbled-faced state occasKmal strikes, although y’s dying urban core. The best 2:30 to 3:16. same incident and charged with $426 million from a total of $1.6 office buUdingrs that has soared none prolonged. way to do it, he said, was to Starting this week, there reported and in South Windsor PoUce “ L said t , Madden was breach of the peace, police said Phone •M-82S8 meeting consumer resistance. posals for such an endorsement FT. 44 - COVENTRY-BOLTON Line 6 4 I9 -8 2 3 0 three. A break into the Gas bilUon. in cost from an original esti- Contractors complained that bring the state’s work force into will be a reading hour each operating his boat in Coventry ^______The issue is whether it is and. had decided Instead to "ad Town filling statlmi cm Rt. 83 3ome supporters of the legis mate of |2S0 million to nearly $1 the delays had wiped out their the heart of the city. Thursday afternoon from Lake in an area nw ked off more important to prevent for here to Its (COPE’S) rules, in Vernon was reported at 2:26 lation contend the sharp in bUlion in eight years. prdHt margins, since costs were The plan he so<» unveiled was 3:16 tp 4, also in the Jdnior for swimming. eign manufacturers from taking which require that endorsement ^m . July 4. Some $70 in cash over more of the U.S. market or crease in sales of foreign goods of candidates for_ statewide of Why is this project, known as climbing at a rate of 10 to l^per to gather 11,000 state employes Room, for 9 to 11-year-old in recent years still accounts was reported stolen. Robert Burdick, 27, of Union ju st r t e t e v t d a i m w shipiiMiit o f to make sure an taflaticm- fice be made only at toe Sep the South Mall, costing four cent a year. They demanded ad- In the mall, .transferring children. Miss Jesseman only for a relatively small part Also In Vernon breaks were ^t., Manchester, was charged pressed UB. family can still tember convention of toe State times as much as expected? justments in their contracts.some from the campus site andand Mrs. James MUler of woodm pfetim fremMS in olf siiosl of U.S. consumption. And what motivates the Repub- Last year, at Rockefeller’s be- moving others from crowded reported Into three homes. They operating with two unsafe buy a shirt for $8 instead of Labor Oouncll.” ’ Choicest Meats In Town! the staff will read selections $4 Consumers’ Unicoi, toe private Mean governor, to forge ahead best, the legislature enacted an quarters in the Capitol or the were the homes of Joyce Hills, or $6. However, the statement did from books of Interest to buying advisory service, pre despite obstacles and criticism? ’’equitable adjustment act” ex- Alfred E. Smith office building 282 South St.; Arthur Smith scheduled to appear • linWMd an* The domestic manufacturers urge all union members regis- boys and girls of that age. dicts higher .prices If quotas 10 Terrace Dr., and Mrs Blaine Circuit Qmrt 12, Manches- istered ta either to vote Rockefeller’s official defense pressly to cover the Mall prob- behind it or from rented office indlt oA —backed by significant ele come’ in. ■ party of the mall is that it is a device Um. R provides that, if a coh- space aroimd town, Miller, 11 Terrace Dr. ter, July J!7. ments of labor—argued at pub ta their primaries this year. TUESDAY ONLY! A study published ta ^ e or Smith reports entry was gain- • wMb or It said union officers taking to revive the state’s decaying tractor can show he encoun- "n*® leasing plan overcame lic hearings of the House Ways ganization’s - magazine last year I old capital city through the hypo tered extra costs through no ^ e citys’ objections by provld- Cuban Sugar ed through a side door and an Locusts cannot fly until their wUbodt I and M6ans Committee that part ta toe campaigns should PLUMP NATIVE ' undetermined amount of mon- body temperature reaches about said "aihy trend toward quotas of grand-scale urban renewal. fault bf his own, the state would In* tax reimbursement. of soaring Imports threaten to shut would predictably spur toe “ make it clear that their sup Turns Bitter ey was taken. Mrs. Miller said 70 degrees F. ’The cool of night Chicken Legs & Breasts k,.6F But the climbing costo have be authorized to reimburse him. while giving RockefeUer an op- iwntBW down some U.S. businesses and present inflation." A spokesman port does not imply any endorse become a target of criticism as Meanwhile the pi"" for the portunlty to finance his brain a pocketbook was taken from stiffens their muscles and they throw employes by toe thou ment by toe organization which For Cabinet her home. It was later found must bask In the sun before tak- said the organization considers RockefeUer enters his campaign mall was enlarged to five mU- through bond borrowing sands out of work. toe study still valid today. they represent." , LARGE FIRM GALIFOiRNIA for re-electlcm to a fourth term, uon —rather than direct cash >---- outlay.«— In a neighboring yard and the ing wing. square feet of space. There were some arguments, The White House office of con Am W Vthe^ thto^, R ^kefellw missing from It. It has ICEBERG LEHUGE 2 for 4 8 e largely by retailer and Import sumer affairs said it has made eight y ^ ago archlt®cts ®stl. decTird V W i i r a that the a ^ e m e n t Ice Cream Gone interests, that consumers would no Independent study. (But a TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) — mated the eventual cost at $260 nortment laboratorv in the un- circumvents the etate constltu- trom the Hills home, suffer if toe United States spokesman said toe special case Arab Saboteurs have blown up mlllloo and set a construcUon d ^ i ^ d J S ^ Z- «<>"’« prohlbtUon against creat- Chi«* v e e r^ away from its 37-year- of textile Import policy does not the Gaza ice cream factory. HIGHLAND PARK MARKET ttmotaWe looMng to completion cmter^That ^ '*®*>‘* Without the voters’ ex- Caa- John Kerrigan said three WHAT IS AN ARBY'S? old policy of encouraging freer of the 11 buUdinga in 1067. the hnH t/. tu. press approval. He maintains ® aimounced production goal homes, all in the same area. mean the administration has P ^ c e sources said today an MANCHESTER trade. But witnesses with this 317 HIGHLAND S’lBEBT Since then the project has *t^t the New York electorate million tons. were broken into sometime late An Arby’s is a sandwich unlike any you have ever eaten. Selected cuts of pre abandoned a freer trade policy. explosive charge of about 110 . ------.------.n_ ^ ' ‘•'designed.cuoo.aiiou in part. Schuyler approved . Education Minister Jose Llan- Saturday night. ' point of view were In the minor pounds destroyed the building be« ^ a ^ Ite progress 5^, ^jed $77 mllUon to mium beef are slowly barbecue roasted to a turn. From this your Arbjrs is such an outlay if the question usa, a stalwart of the Castro ad- The homes entered were those ity. Sunday. Impeded by political haggling ^ sliced wafer-thin, heaped high on an oven-fresh, toasted, buttered sesame bun. Now, however, there is evi and ministration, also lost his Job, Thomas Dennis, 309 Ehhig- F e r w o n Completed, detailed designs of ^ ’^®" P®®*** ® ” *®'®“ Havana Radio reported. ’ ton R d.; Jay Morse, 326 Elllng- Nothing is add^ but care. Arby’s are what dence of consumer pressure. *“ ^® other buildings revealed that Rep. Charles A. Vanik, D- ’llxe radio monitored in Miami h*** Rd., and Bert Higgins, 396 Simple as that, nothing is added but care. Town Starts ®®'"P'®' they, too, would cost more than said both men “ will be trans- ^Itlngton Rd. An assortment of Arby’s are what Roast Beef Sandwiches real Ohlo, a Ways and Means mem 1 ^ 7 6 and have re- anticipated, Schuyler said. In ber, is backing an amendment ferred to other tasks to be as- valued at about $40, aind ly should be. Try one today. You will never Appeal Process addition, bids submitted by con- 5 2 7 Die to suspend any quotas whenever ^ to the pr««ent total
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',V' " MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTERi CONN..’ MONDAY, JULY 6, 1970 PAGE• -• FIFTEEN :------^ fAOB FOURTEEN MANC3IESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN..'^ONUAY, JULY 6, 1970 Fifth Grade Pupils Learn ^ ^ I /M , ,______-?yn _ CLAY r r i v pR. POLLAN- ttnTT AM . . ' ■ ■— LIIRA M Your Dally AeHnIy Golda JK To ‘Talk’ Through Photos nr According to tha Sian., ’i To develop m essage for Tuesday, s s s I1-17-25-33'#' By IRVINO DESFOR an exhibit. In taking pictures, read w ords corresponding to numbersi 51-7A 8m ^ AP Newsfeatures they had free access to all areas o f y o u r Z o d ia c b ir t h s ig n . TAURUS SCORPIO Photography’s values as a in the school building and WALDORF 1 Your 31 New 81 Lonely o c r . 2J aSpKiol 32 May 82 Tied wholesome, helpful'Outlet for grounds.. T ^ maVio 3 A 33 Up 63 And Noy, 21 underprivUeged {Children are The entire class was then en- 4 N *w 34Newi 84 Or 24-3«9^I/L. being utilized this stunmer in rolled as a camera club'in near- 7-77-OMO SM onty 35 Cosh 65 Someone 6Act 38 Over. 88 Dictates 43-70-74 some big cities where civic- by Deborah Boys' C3ub—which 6IMINI T Q uallfM 37 Prove 87 Are SAGITTARIUS minded adults know the press- had the darkroom and facilities 8 Sm 38Whof 88 Renewed NOP. 2i BATHROOM 9 Small 39 And 89 And Ing need to channel youthful en- —and* there they did all neces- ^efjUNt 20 lOEvtnt 40 Comdanlonihlp70 Awolt DBC. ergles in a creative direction. sary photo work during normal V'2-ft»42 11 Km p 41 Cheerful 71 Valuable 6-18-21-38 72 To In C3iicago, an example is set school hours, a-W^-87 12StMr 42 Your 142-5086 13Trcnd 43 Mestoget 73 Elderly by the zealous energy of S. Wil- The end result was a 124-plc- Ti 14Sums 44 Pleasant 74 You CAPRICORN liam Peittis, an advertising ex- hire exhibit mounted on 12 pos- 15 Should 45 Enthusiasm 75 Energy DtC. 22 76 Tide ecuUve. As local coordinator of ter boards, TTie selections, TISSUE leFovorobl* 48M oy 17 Your 47 Quite 77Pold ‘ JAfi. If the President’s Council on culled from 1600 individual pho- . 2-1W5-2C 18 Accordlna 48 Excellent 78 Prevorlcote 3- 7-26-32^ Touth Opportunity for the past toe, were made by group discus- 19Thot 49 Opportunities 79 Pay 37-47-71 50 Heart 80 To two years, he developed a net- sion, as were the picture cap- 20 Provo AOUARIUS 21To ' 51 The 81 V/lll work of 23 workshops and class- tiohs. 22 Your 52 Tongue- 82 Shy JA^.20 23 Of 53 For 83 Rewarding es in the inner city imder quail- “ It can be summed up in the 24 Good 54The 84Now no. It /I fled photographers, with dona- youngsters’ own words," notes 2SChin 55 Will 85 Hand 1-48-584--_ tions of cameras and equipment Wlesmeyer. ’’ ‘We learn how to 2AAdvlsor 56Come 88To 58-75-79-89VSJ 27 Clear 57 Develop 87 People from the industry. talk in pictures,’ one girl wrote. VIRGO 28 InturorKOS 58 Ideas 88 Turn Among individual teachers, ‘We had fun .... and we can do 29 Of 59COUSO 89 Off 30 Provide ' 60 And 90 ^ my attention has been focused something good that doesn’t M N T A g n c u 30 40 53'S4iH whose dedication to pho- cost a lot of money,’ a boy said. 9 Adverse Neutral /45-72-T8 61-64-73 ^ tography and warmth for ‘With pictures, we see what the youngsters has been outstand- world looks like,’ another add ing. I’d like you to meet A1 ed. Wlesmeyer and his 35 fifth- ‘‘The project met with so Sold in 4 roll packages South Windsor grade Hibbard Jschool students, much favor, we got the green ' Al, 86, a school teacher for 16 light to go ahead with a summer S A ^ J N T G S years, has taught photography school workshop." Sidewalk Fund on Agenda at the Deborah Boys Club for My Conclusion: Photography even longer—19 years. His cam- is becoming a way to keep some ON CUSTOM SHELVING era,club members have ranged ^ etto kids ‘cool‘ this summer For Town Council Session from 6 to 18 years of age. and, at the same time, it’s an "It’s a hobby which induces investment which can pay off in An appropriation to conatnict South Windsor Art League Show active participation, not sit- dividends, sidewalks on‘
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_ ,1 Death Valley, Folly Floater b y . rins" Fail to Halt Frank Howard Not Any Siirpri^ P a i r o f National League wards wanted to talk about long East Division . By JERRY KATONA fireworks gave way to a de- Rockville challenged again in was hit by a pitch, scoring NEW YORK (AP) — him 59 for the .season. But he eight of their last 10 games and BOSTON (A P )— Broad balls and the hesltaUon-blooper hasn't homered in TTankee Sta- trail Baltimore by games in W. L. P et G•B. Booming grand slam fensive Manchesteer, as local toe fifth as Connie Dwire laced Balesano with toe winning run. Frank Howard did battle way Charlie Wagner, the Folly Floater, which the big fel dium since 1967 and has hit only the American League East, New York 43 36 .644 _ home run by Wayne Gag chiibker Jeffries and RockvUIe’s a shot down toe left field line Jeffries sUenced any hope of Sunday with Yankee Stadi Boston Red Sox’ pitching Clarice batUed to a nine inning for a double but toe locals clos- evening toe score in toe bottom low p a c k e d for one of his hits. three of his 311 career home The Hamllton-Howard fun Pittsburgh 44 38 .637 % non Friday night, follow ^ um’s Death Valley and coach, insists he isn’t sur :-y 1-0 Silk City victory. ed toe door with a strikeout of toe inning as he struck out^ But Howard refused to knock runs in the big Bronx ballpark took place in the ninth. Howard St. Louis 39 40 .494 4 ■' two days later by some Steve Hamilton’s Folly the tradition-laden old ballpark Chicago 37 40 prised by the team’s six- Rockville offered a scafe in and ground out. two to bring his game strike-* atthough he's been in the Amerl- ripped the first Folly Floater .481 6 fine pitching by Mike Jef Floater and gained a split, and was happier with his four can League since 1968.. deep to left but foul. Hamilton, Philadelphia 34 46 .430 9 game winning streak and its half of toe second inning Losing jUtcher (Jlark < tired in out total to 12. which is ipore than can be singles than with the 446-foot After Rick Relchardt's run- who stands 6-7 like Howard but Montrealt 33 46 .418 fries, provided the spark when AL Krowka made first on' toe ninth with twp outs as Ba- Fred Gllha had back to back 10 comeback in the American Manchester’s suddenly revived said for the slumping New smash which left fielder Roy scpring single snapped a 2-2 tie weighs 76 pounds less, threw it West Division a slow roUer that skipped un- lesano hit a bouncer to second singles and Balesano laced a League’s East division. American Legion baseball team York Yankees. White caught in the fourth In- in the eighth inning of the ope- again and Howard smashed it ancinnnati 57 23 .713 _ der third baseman Jim Bale- and Dwire overthrew to first double for toe locals’ only hits. ' “ We have a bunch of thorough needed to score a pair of holi “nie 6-foot-7, 270-pound Wash nlng of the nightcap. ner, the Senators wrapped it i^\between third and short. Los Angeles 47 32 .595 sano’s glove. Greg Berger tried allowing toe batter to take East Hartford, (6-1) got back 9V6 breds and it was simply a mat day weekend victqrles. ington slugger rapped out four “ I'll take the sour singles and with four runs in the ninth. They “ I don't particularly care to Atlanta 40 38 .613 16 a sacrifice bunt, poking It out second. ’Ihen Clark issued Gag- in sole ownership of first place ter of putting everything to Gagnon’s homer, a 400-foot singles and one monstrous fly give you the other one .1 need salted the nightcap away early hit Against it," Howard said, S. Francisco 37 41 .474 19 to (Balesano who then fired to non a free pass. Rockville made in Zone Eight play yesterday gether," Wagner said Sunday af plus tape measure job over toe baU out-In seven at-bats as the more days like this," Howard as Del Unser hit a two-run ho- “ but iShlnk it's good fgr the Houston 34 47 .420 Sodha for toe out. Manchester a pitching change bringing in as a ce, Don Driacoll defeated ter the Red Sox extended their centerfield fence, gave Man Senators swept a doubleheader said after raising his batting av- mer In the first Inning and Ber- game. I doh’i mind if I have to San Diego 32 51 silenced toe threat, however, Mike Perris, but proved to be South Windsor (4-2) by a score .386 26% hottest streak of the season with chester a verdict over zone- by identical 7-S scores. erage to .278. He drove In four nle Allen singled home two of be a sa^rificial^mb. I was just Sunday’s Results 10-1 wlto a doublepUy, Muro to no better as he walked Holik. of 6-2. Manchester hosts South an 8-4 victory over the Cleve leading East Hartford at East The reporters who cornered runs with a pair of bases-loaded the four runs they scored in the hoping/l wouIdn’CfaU flat on my New York .3, Philadelphia 4 So^ia^^to^^Rm^^foske^^^^^^^^^^ With two outs and toe bases Windsor Wednesday at 6 at land Indians before 21,690 fans Hartford Gagnon’s towering Howard in the clubhouse after singles In the opener, giving second. The Yankees have lost face."/ Pltttsburgh 5, CSiicago 2 r loaded in toe ninth, Ron Noeke Mt. Nebo. at Fenway Park. shot was foUowed by Roger Tal St. Louis 6, Montreal 3 "All pros go into slumps at bot’s three-run blast. Firew orks Cincinnati 3, Houston 1 times and that’s what we did,” Sunday, in Rockville, Jeffries MANOKESTim (It) Los Angeles 4, San Francisco 0 Ab r h e rbl Choice to Win British Open said Dapper Charlie, who dress matched Brian Clarke, pitch for A Nboake, 3b 4 1 a 1 0 San Diego 6, Atlanta 6 es as mod today as he did as a pitch, and was returned toe TWbot, of 4 u (1 4 H Today’s Games Soeba, SB 4 1 0 1 0 Boston pitcher 25 years ago. winner, 1-0. Muro, 3b a a 1 (1 1 St. Louis (Reuss 1-1) at New "Our pitching has straightened OlBia, if a 1 1 0 0 Manchester, (3-2), a new and BRAD SIXUBEB Gegnoon ,rf , 4 a ‘J 0 6 York (McAndrew 3-6), N out and is getting plenty of help SITTING PRE’IT Y ! — Sitting cross-legged after taking a tumble in Women’s revived ball club, both on toe hustling Bob Muro, stroked a KoUk,. c a u 0 0 1 Jacklin Scrambling Pittsburgh (Moose 7-6 or Nel from a good defense and good 3 •1 0 0 0 Singles final at Wimbledon was Billie Jean King of the United States. Mrs. bench and '■ In toe field, made base hit bringing Socha across ^ p a 0 2 a 0 son A-O) at Philadelphia (Bun- hltUng.”, King lost out to Margaret Court of Australia by scores of 14-11 and 11-9. more,chatter than three old lad- toe plate. Gagnon collected his _ _ _ _ _ ANDREWS, Scotland (A P )— Tony Jacklin said nlng erS), N In their winning streak slnt les on the telephone. fifth RBI with another power- so 10i(i 10 4 10 “just scrambling around” on the golf course Montreal (Morton 9-6 and Weg Sonny Siebert suffered a tough Coach Charlie Graff’s Le
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'■lx .f X V it'.,- II V flAOB BraHTBEHf MANCHESTER EVENING* HERALD, MANCHESTER, CQNN., MONDAY,-JULY 6, 1970 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY,.JULY 6, 1970 PAGE NINETEEN BUGGS BUNNY OUK BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Business Services THERE 0U6HTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Help WonfecL— ' H elpW onlei^ THINCS WERE BAP ■EXCUSE Offered 13 S IX T H ) Hfism A M c e YOU, TO P, ENOUGH VUHEK \UE , ME FOR., Answer to frorioin Fuitle Female 35 Female 35 f l o o r ;/ d a y FU D O sy; JHTEBRUPnN; ,1'^PONT SAV. JUST HAP TO BRINO C, a s i f f i STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, TOPNv/ARlABLVrALLiS WE RE oaowpep, HIS N1BS...BI^ MO*U HE BUT THE F l o g s CLASSIFIED fireplaces, flagstone terraces. a s l e e p HALFWAV BUT TVE SEEN INVITES HIS NEPHBWS.'. 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For details call, RUTH OF THIRTY , <3LAD M XJ ' ONE OF THOSE r s 24 Winglike part ' novelist (1713- (suffix) '52 Anger 643-6306. CAME? MILLS MYSELF ^ 27 Digraph .1768) 34'Timid S3 Favorite only to tte extrat of a “ make good” insertion. Errors which AMD WATCH CARRUTHERS, 627-2661. 28 Vehicle 21 Restrain by 40 Greek goddess animal do not le s s e i^ b e value of the advertisement wlU not be O. corrected b ^ 'm a k e good” Insertion. LA'WN Mowers — Garden trac COMET CALL COLLECT 29 Kind of flag force of dawn 54 Extrasensory tors repaired and sharpened. FREE CONSULTATION 31 African 22 Of the sea 41 W iln perception (203) 624-0181 SERVICE CHARGES antelopes 23 Seed covering 42 Wounded with (ab.) Parts and accessories. New -ij: OR THE BOARDERS ’ 35 0 u tw M (Rockville, Toll Free) and used lawn mowers. Hours PAID i 5” r - W SfiFcinalSevil 1 2 1“ r 5” 8 to 8, Monday to Saturday. L E T AVON take you on a va spirit (myth.) Mini-Motors, 188 (rear) W. It 12 13 875-3136 cation! A few hours each week 37 High card Middle Tpke., 649-8706. SNELUNG selling Avon Cosmetics now BY J. B. WILLIAMS 38| Preposition 14 16 16 OUT OUR WAY 39 Pasha o f' Automobilos For Sal* 4 CUSTOM MADE slip covers, could mean a holiday in style SMPT T 17 II 19 • TripoU $82 - $129, In the convenience later on. Cali now — 289-4922. 'N I 40 United States 1966 PLYM OUTH Valiant, slant YES-1 THINK rTMUSTBE W 22 of your living room. Choose 242 Trumbull St., Hartford THE FARMERS SAY CORN'S s, emblem 26 HERALD 6 engine, standard, 4-door. WAITRESS, Part-time, 3-8:30, t r y i n g TO SHOW n s GBATl- from over 200 exciting prints. SUPPOSED TO BE KNEE-MUSH 43 Victim of good pay, good gratuities, BY TH' FOURTH OF JULY, DON'T I TUDE FOR TH E HEADSTART i4 26 26 Best offer over J260. 649-6269. Grant's of Vernon, 872-9171. THEY? MINE IS RISHT ON VOU GAVE I X ^ depredation BOX LETTERS pleasant atmosphere, Apply In 45 Rio de----- 2ft 32 ST 1966 MUSTANG GT, 289, *■ Roofing and Business Opportunity 28 Help Wanted— BY LEFF and McWILLIAMS SOHEPUL'H'AM' SROIYIN' 31 1 TYPIN G and mimeograph person. Brass Key Restaurant, DAVY JONES a i n t 46 Cattle genus speed, four new tires. Priced to Help Wonted— Mole 36 FAST, rr T V i 2S For Your work. Pick up and delivery. Chimneys 16-A CIRCLE Female 35 829 Main St. 47 Continent sell. 649-7602. 649-1126. 1 WON'T LET HOW'D VOU DR. ALLAN TOLD ME THEN VOU KNOW ' I HOPE VOUR’' w (comb, form) 2) Information ROOFING — Specializing re- THIS AD WAITRESS wanted, part-time, YOU TURN THE FIND O U T ALL ABOUT HIM. HE HAS AMNESIA/ HEARTS HAVEN'T 51 “Stars and a 36 vi^QHTMri “ pairing roofs of all kinds, new This can be the most Important W THE HBR.\LD wlU not 1968 VOLKSWAGEN, automa pleasant surroundings. 647- MILLWORK MAN POOR BOY OVER HE'5 HERE GONE BLANK,TOO. 40 41 42 TP tic, low mileage, reasonable. Ma^^ RCA inrt K"“er work, chimneys adverUsement of your llfe-be- DC O K IF O F T H F 54 New York dlacloBo the identity of 1691. T o a n o r p h a n a g e KELLY ? THE BOV STAYS Good condition. After 6 p.m., ■»'> 30 ye.w 0.u» It ...y cl,,,,*. y,„ BE. U N t U E 1 ME RIGHT HERE. island 46 46 J 46 46 50 cuiy advert iser using box Fast service, reasonable rates. 649-3666. experience. Free estimates, nomlc picture from "bleak” to For pre-hung door and trim 55 Bright and letters. Readers answer Call 643-4913, 647-1719. calm 6l 62 63 ing blind box ads who Call Howley 643-5361, 644- ''bright.” THE TOWN OF shop. Pay scale based on ex desire to protect tholr 1966 MGB, wire wheels, good 8333. Operators who now run a route FINAST perience. Paid vacations and 50 Vapid 56 56 GLASTONBURY 57 Di^urage Identity can follow ‘his condition, reasonable. Call 649- JUNK CARS removed, $13. of U.I.I. vending machines are holidays. Also other benefits. procedure r with fear 67 6a 3686 after 6 p.m. each. Call 872-9433. growing from part-time to full CLERK-TYPIST is seeking a Call or apply to Mr. Dar- 58 Library 1 Heating and Plumbing 17 time operations with Company’s Good opportunity for quali- cey. helpers Enclose your roply to 1967 MGB, excellent condition. the box in an envelope — TTMBERLAND Tree Service, ified person to work in a PRINCIPAL SECRETARY (Ntwipcptr tnhrpriu Attn.) New clutch and transmission. tree removal, pruning, shrubs, SAM WATSON Plumbing and A sT tu f ’ as $500 to $2,600 in small department within our address to the cnassified Heating. Bathroom rempdellng Assessor’s Office WIPCO MILLWORK, INC. 0 A M L B F F Call 643-0566. and lots cleared. Fifteen years vestment in a U.I.I. route of organization. Must be an ac Manager, Manchsster and repairs. Free estimates. 73 Tolland Tpke. Evening Herald, together experience. Bonded and Insur profit producing vending ma curate typist with a good P A Y RANGE; $5,616-$6,760. 1968 OLDSMOBILiE 442. Very Cali 649-3808. FRINGE BENEFITS include Manchester, Conn. T «. Bcf.i«t . U.u. I.%. P«t. Off.— All rlfbl* reeerred BY DICK TURNER with a memo listing th? ed. Free estimates. Call 647- chines can grow to $1,000 per business arithemetlc back • IW By LHwtW Pftwrt CARNIVAL good condition, bucket seats, 100% town-paid CMS, Blue 649-5295 companies you do NOT 9479. GRANT’S Plumbing Service — month Income. ground. Good telephone per I' want to see your letter. 4-speed, very reasonable. 644- Cross and Major Medical. Also 0011. BYee estimates, plus quality "^'me requirement is 6 to 10 sonality desirable. Your letter wUi be de hours per week along with a social security, pension plan, 12 stroyed If the advertiser work. 643-6341. DISHWASHER, part-time, eve WAYOUT BY KEN MUSE 1969 VOLKSWAGEN automatic, Household Services serviceable car. No selling or paid holidays and two weeks Is one you’ve mentioned, CLERK paid vacation. DUTIES in nings. Must be over 18. Call •i^r. .. ». H//J white,.excellent condition. Beat soliciting. Just give good serv T-fc ff not It will be hamdled ______Offered 13-A For general accounting De volve record of assessments of 643-1416. YOU NEVER WERE ANY in the usual manner offer. Call 668-9579. Mimnery. ice! THE W3RBY WART TWO handymen want a variety Dressmaking 19 Write at once giving references partment. Experienced fig real and personal property. MOLD MAKERS or first class GCX5D AT READING < of jobs by day or hour. We and phone number to Box “ JJ” , ure clerk desired. Typing, skills required. Steno machinists. Must be able to set ROAD AAAPG/ 1960 MGA good mechanical con clean yards, attics and cellars. DRESSMAKING and alterations Manchester Herald, graphic ability desirable. Com up machinery and read blue Lost and Found 1 dition. Call 872-6976 anytime. Reasonable. Call 643-5305. done in my home, reasonable. bination of previous experience prints. Apply in person. Tri KEYPUNCH- and training and/or graduation SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL Prompt service. Call 649-1133. angle Mfg. Co., ■ 100 Winder- 1970 TOLKSWAGEN stlck^ft, CUSTOM made draperies, slip OPERATOR from business school or col REWARD — Lost Dog, Andover mere Ave., Ellington. area. Collie Shepherd cross. L i 1,460 miles. Whitewalls, radio, covers and reupholsterlng. PET CENTER Opening for experienced Al lege. Apply to Town Manager, cense No. 1206. Long brown many extras. Three-weeks old. Budget terms. Established in Moving— 1 rucking— pha and Numeric IBM key- 2108 Main St., Glastonbury, no LE-MI CORP., Manchester, hair, answers to name of Lady. 649-9560, 649-3066. 1945. Days, 624-OlSl, eve Storage 20 Modem air-conditioned pet cen puncher, to work full-time, later than July 16, 1970. Conn. 643-2362. Experienced Contact: Crane, Jurovaty Rd., nings, 649-7590. ter located in Manchester Park- days. 1967 TRIUMPH Spitfire Mark lathe and Bridgeport opera Andover. 742-9650. MANCHESTER II Delivery- ade. present gross over $2,300 WANTED — Uve-ln female, to n i. Excellent condition. New LIGHT TRUCKING, cellar and tors, second shift only. light trucking and package de per week, net 20 per cent. help in the home of active el tires. $1,160. Call 649-1882. attics cleaned, odd jobs, lawns, Company offers excellent LOST — Savings Passbook No. livery. Refrigerators, washers wages, and working condi derly couple, light housekeep CARPENTER for outside finish. 0380-00443-2 Hartford NaUonal trees cut and removed. 643- Unique proposition for individ- 1964 PONTIAC Lemons, $500. and stove moving, specialty. tions, convenient free park ing and plain cooking. Age Steady work in Manchester- Bank and Trust Co., Manches 6000. ual to own his own business. 1963 Comet, 4-door sedan, $300. Folding chairs for rent. ing, and excellent benefit limit In the 60’s. Room, board Glastonbury area. Call Von ter Green Office. Application Minimum cash down, bulk of Savings Bank of Manchester, REW EAVING of bums, moth- 0762. program. and garage furnished. Refer Dyne after 6:30, 246-4781. BY ROY CRANE made for payment. ___ purchase paid out of business. ences required. 644-0711. BUZZ SAWYER 923 Main St., 646-1700. holes, zippers repaired. Win MALE wanted for general cleri CONFOUHP THAT WHIP CRAWLEY.' l o s t — Savings Passbook No. dow shades made to measure, Apply: SOFT VOICE?} 1970 VOLKSWAGEN, 1,000 Painting— Papering 21 For details about this golden SECRETARIES — Typists — cal work, will be in charge of THIS IS AN OUTRACE.' I'Ll SO TO 0-01358-3 Hartford National all size Venetian blinds. Keys opportunity call collect, Mr. office.Tjrplng essential. Salary MR. BLOCK, miles, whitewalls, sunroof, Clerks and other office skills. Bank and Trust Co. Middle made while you wait. Tape re- 'IH E R E ’S no job small enough. Cala, 201-327-8400. Many needed for assignments according to ability. CaU 280- m HAVE A smh; s p s a k ' radio and tape player. Saving corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 Try us! Exterior and interior FIRST NATIONAL SOFTLY, p l e a s e ; -Tpke., Office. Application near home. Temporary, full 8211. SHOWDOWN.- of $300. 643-1952. Main St., 649-5221. painting. Low rates. Free ______, STORES, INC TLL SIR, YOU COULDN'T Made for Payment. time or 9-3 p.m. Highest pay, estimate. Hamco Painting. 528- SERVICEMAN, experienced oil DO a n y t h in g 1988 — PONTIAC Grand Prlx WINDOW CLEANING done at PARK & OAKLAND no fee. Staff Builders, 11 Asy WORSE THAN fiOlHO LOST — Passbook No. M-101860 8745. Schools and Classes 33 burner and heating man, full : This immaculate car Is load- special low rates. EYiat, effi AVENUES lum St., HaaUord. 278-7610. TO MR. BLOCK. Savings Bank of Manchester. ' ed with extras including fac time position with excellent Application made for payment. cient service. CaU for free (n s IDE —outside painting; Spe- KE'YPUNCH Operators — ex salary, good working condi tory air-conditioning, vinyl estimates. 646-4220. EAST HARTFORD, clal rates for people over 66. DRIVERS NEEDED perienced, days, part or full- tions and limited night service. LOST — Passbook No. 105775 top, radio, power steering and CaU my competitors, then call CONN. tlmo. Immediate assignments, Blue Cross, CMS, Major Medl- Savings Bank of Manchester. brakes, full operating console 7 - 4 me. Estimates given. 649-7863. Train NOW to drive semi- very hlgdi pay. No fee. Apply ' cal, uniforms, bonus and out Application made for payment. and bucket seats. This car is e IWO w NU. Uf. TJA Ut. ut Nt. OW. Building— truck, local and over the Staff Builders, Suite 602;, 11 standing profit sharing and original throughout and been JOSEPH P. LEWIS — Custom road. You can earn over $4 Asylum St. 278-7610. pension plans. CaU 663-0131. - LOST — Passbook No. 98745 garaged since new. Priced at Contracting 14 Painting, interior and exterior, WAITRESS wanted full or part- "About this silent majority . . . around here that's Savings Bank of Manchester. per hour, after short train $2,460 firm. Please call Miss paperhanging, fully insured. time. CaU Tolland, 876-9960. us, isn’t it, Pop7I" Application made for payment. DORMERS, garages, porches, ing. For interview and ap>- Hawes at 1-423-1625. For free estimates caU 649- rec rooms, room additions, plication, call 203-225-8710 or B E ELIN E Fashions sell them LOST — Passbook No. 104952 1967 F U R Y PLYMOUTH, V-8, kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, 9658.' If no answer 643-6362. write Safety Dept., United RICHARD R RITA MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD selves. We need you to show Sa'vings Bank of Manchester. black, radio, automatic trans siding, general repairs. (JuaUty p:^:i^nTNG and papertianglng', Systems, Inc., Interstate them. For interview call 633- • Application made for payment. mission, good condition, workmanship. Financing avail- commercial and VesldentlS. Terminal Bldg., 2176 Berlin 2218. PERSONNEL SERVICES I'AA GOING TO TRY SOMETHING, ^ HBRE VOU ARE. DANNY $1,100. 643-1453. able. Economy Builders, Bib. Turnpike, Newington, Con 1 DAN.' I DON'T KNOW IF HE'LL RESPQMD — c a n d y --C BY MILTON CANIFF Free estimates. CaU 644-0642. STEVE CANYON LOST — Black and white long 643-6159, 872-0647 evenings. necticut, 06111. Training JUDY— HOW LONGHAsV, NOW— BUT HE HAS BEEN DOING IT' ‘ hsdred setter type mixed breed Are you looking for your first job, unemployed or DANNY BEEN IN THIS FOR THE PAST THREE PAYS' ANP THE HEAP LAPY ROGER painting — interior, originates in Indlanapx>lis, L P N — Part-time or full-time, K WH-WHY, THERE ^.B AB Y PUMPLINO; WHEN YOU SPRIN0 YOUR female dog. Answers to Min ready to make a change? Call us now! Many posi DAY C LASS? A P O P rip'M N ON THE STAFF ^ HAP BETTER BE IN ON Auto Accessories— NEWTON H. SMITH and Son— exterior, ceUing^s, paper hang Indiana. 7-3, 3-11. 649-4619. IS THE PUBLISHER ------IT.. T O .. REMIND PAPPY-0 nie. Children heartbroken, call RemodeUng, repairing, addi tions available within commuting distance and na ANP HIS WIFE...THEV OF THE HI6H CITY HERALP- Tires 6 ing. CaU anytime. 643-0923. OF THE PENALTY FOR 648-1665., anytime, reward. MUST BE MEETIN6 JOURNAL-THE HEADMAN tions, rec rooms, garages, W ANTED office secretary, part- tionally. MURDERING FEMALE SOMEONE' SHOULD BE THE FIRST TP INTAKE manifold, carburator porches and roofing. No job B.H M AGOW AN. JR. & Sons, time, 8:30 to 12:30 dally. In KNOW... REPORTERS!5 for 465 engine for 1970 Olds- too smaU. CaU 649-8144 Interior and exterior painting, Help Wanted— quire at Copy Cats, 647-9267. WE NEVER CHARGE AN APPLICANT A FEE mobUe 442. Call 646-3786. paper hanging. Thirty years HALLM ARK BuUding Co. for Female 35 LEGAL Stenographer — Write Announcements 2 experience, four generations. home improvement, additions, Free estimates, fully insured. Box H, Manchester Evening rec rooms, house ■ painting, SMALL BAND—The Sof-Tones, Trailers— 643-7361. SEWING MACHINE Herald. 63 EAST CENTER ST. garages, roofing, gutters. Free now available foroclub dances, Mobile Homes 6>A estimates. All work guaran- CONTRACTOR — Interior, ex- WOMAN full-time nights and weddings, office parties,. etc. OPERATORS Sa'turday. Apply in person. Mature musicians. Call 643- APACHE Camp trailer, sleeps teed.. 646-2627. terior painting, paper hangring. MANCHESTER 646-4040 four, excellent condition. $360. Discount on wallpaper. CaU Experienced women needed Card Gallery, 336 A Broad St., 6057. MASONRY — All types of stone Call 643-2269. Oscar Hebert, 646-3048. by established garment Parkade. and concrete work. Q u a lity ______firm. Pension plan, profit PART-TIM E monthly inventory MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY workmanship, work guaran- EXPERIENCED house paint- sharing, group insurance Personals teed. CaU after 6, 643-1870, 644- ing, very reasonable. CaU for and other fringe benefits. and service in this and sur Motorcycles— 2976. free estimates. 1-423-8117. Apply; rounding areas. Reliability and STENO-TYPIST BUT, AAR. ABERNATHV; ' 1 ONLY ORDERED AAAYBE IF I S TA Y PERFECTLY NOEL ADAIR Dry Skin Foot Bicycles 11 car essential. CaU Space Con PIERRE, TH E R ^ THAT WILL AAAKE SIX SQUABS.'.' STILL,THEY WONY NOTICE AAE. Creme, lubricants for callous SAVE MONEY! Past service. HOUSE PAINTING — Interior, MANCHESTER MODES trol Corporation, 1-327-5666 or Full-time, experienced. Good typing skills and some s e v e n / BY DICK CAVALLl WILL BE ONE WHAT AAA I es, hard dry skin, rough heels, 1969 TRIUMPH, 600, custom Dormers, room additions, ga- exterior; a good clean job. INC. write Box 1272, Stamford, dictation background required. GOINSTO DC? ? ized, excellent condition, brand rage.s, porches, roofing and Low rates. CaU 646-1223. Conn. MORE EXTRA TTH- GERM S ARE B EN EA TH TTT legs. Softens and soothes tired GUEST FOR YOJ WAhfTTOWVOW THERE/THATfe F feet. Quinn’s Pharmacy, 873 new paint. Call 649-0678. siding. Compare prices. Ad------PIN E ST. Apply in person. OONTBAAFT". WOULD like mother to care for DINNER. - i WHAT6Ef2MeAPiE? WHAT GERMS Main, Manchester. A-Level Dormer Corp., 289- _ , .. ~ MANCHESTER, CONN. ru_ SHOW MDLl/ ARE... 1966 HONDA, 300 cc’s, in good 0449. ^ Hoor nnishmg 24 my child. Center St., CaU 647- condition. $425. CaU 649-6447, WOULD like a ride to Lincoln PARTTIME opening in adver- 1877. Downs, dally or Saturdays. after 5 p.m. N. J. LaFlamme — Carpente^ FLOOR SANDING, and refinlsh IONA MFG. C a tislng department of MiUtex, k e YPUN(JH operator, mostly CaU 647-1377. contractor. Additions, remodel ing (specializihg in older Unit of General Signal Corp. vIONESiF ing and repairs. CaU anytime floors). In and outside paint Inc., 99 LoomU St. Must have numeric. 026 or 029. Five-day 1966 TR6, 660, low Regent St. Manchester PIP6EMAV C o m fA P T mileage. for free estimates. 875-1642. ing. CeUlngs. No job too smaU. knowledge of typing, and a \^eek, benefits. Gaer Brothers, Automobiles For Sol* 4 CaU 872-0128. •J John VerfaiUe, 649-6760. good handwriting. Apply Miss Rye st., South Windsor. LEON Cieszynski builder—new Oobum, 646-1414. NEED CAR? Credit very bad? 1970 SUZtjKI SAVAGE, 250cc, homes custom built, remodel- GBRMe>' two months old. Mint con Bankrupt, repossession? Hon ■ additions, rec rooms, ga Bonds— Stocks— PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VRRMEER est Douglas accepts lowest dition. Firm. $700. CaU 649- rages, kitchens remodeled, 1026. Mortgages . 27 do; down, amaUest payments, any bath tile, cement work. where. Not small loan finance RITA GIRL WHEN I GET TO COLLEGE litibikiAil Steps, dormers. Residential or MORTGAGES — 1st and 2nd, I'M g o i n g t o b e *A company plan. Douglas Mo commercial. Call 649-4291. mortgages— iritorlm financing Secretaries: FOUR-LETTER MAN! SALES ASSISTANT—East of GENERAL OFFICE—Do you tors, 346 Main. Business Services n — II---- —expedient and confidential river, Insurance firm needs enjoy talking? 80% of this - concretejteps, j ^ a sharp congenial woman to local position is phone con- Intoieatlng and rewariUng poslttona avaOaUe at the Ualver- 1966 H E M I Satellite, 4-speed, Offered 13 floors, hatchways, remodeling ozjLjnee BY LESLIE TURNER good condition, low mUeage. train directly with their resi- tact. All It requires Is a dip- ■My of Oonnecttctit In S to m . Excellent salaiy and fringe CAPTAIN EASY TWO YOUNG married men porches, garages, closets, ceU- ______dent manager. Full training lomatic woman with 6 years Best offer. 646-2990. ings, attics finished, rec MORTAGBS, benefits, 8 weeks vacation, paid medical Inaoranee, ete. WHAT PO POPPIB# PU66SBT V RI<3>HT.» 90 tv WIPIUe OUT THE WORLP'B ILLICIT IT » NOT will do small repair jobs and loans, first, program and possibly out of office experience and typing W QUITE THB rooms, formica, ceramic. Oth Aaaoclates degree or 4 years of seoretartal experience or a ,.HMM...m.LiTHBy'RB THB / ANP OPIUM CROP OF POPPIBB WITH FLORANILi Wp 1968 DODGE Station Wagon, 6 painting, also cellar cleaning second, third. All kinds. Realty state conventions. (Jontrlbu- ability. To $390. monthly, COULD PEBTROY THE INTBRNATIONAL whole SrORVi er related work. No job too . souKCB o r OPIUM f T -m ip rbfinep cylinder, standard. ExceUent and light trucking. CaU 646- statewide. Credit rating im- tory benefits. To $458. month. BOOKKEEPER — Full combination of coUege training and expertenoe. Oontaet Mrs. ’ " INTO heroin; EASY- I ’VE sm all Dan Moran, BuUder. LEFT OUT A condition. Custom made can 2692, 646-2047. necessary. Reasonable. Con charge. You’ll love this new U eUer, Personnel Services Division, Storrs, Gonn. 439-SUl, Evenings, 649-8880. vas to fit 8' Styleaide pick-up fidential, quick arrangements. *ETGURE CLERK — Ehepand- suburban location, with extension 1281. An Equal Opportunity Employer. TREE SERVICE (Soucler) — ing actuarial department ample parking. Minimum 3 body; $40. CaU 876-6669 or 876- WES ROBBINS Carpentry re Alvin Lundy Agency, 627-7971. Trees cut, building lots clear seeks a bright dependable years experience in general 2683^, modeling specialist. Additions, 983 Main St., Hartford. Eve ed, trees topped. Got a tree gdrl with excellent figure ap^ ledger through trial balance, rec rooms, dormers, porches, nings, 23-6-6879. m LEMANS, 1965 convertible problem! WeU worth phone titude. Rapid advancement $433. monthly, possibly more cabinets, formica, buUt-lns, Hurst, new top. Very good con caU, 742-8252. possibUltiea once you’re 11- depending on experience. 7-« bathrooms, kitchens, 649-8446. censed by the state. To. $476. ______leitwc by NU. be. TJA. Uf. U.L N». OM. dition. Low price. 649-7466. LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also monthly. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY INVITATION — Rapidly growing suburban LANCELOT BY COKER and PENN moving large appliances. ^ ^ . location. Small engineering WANTED 1966 MUSTANG convertible, Burning barrels delivered, $4. C^BRK-'rePIST — Tired of fjmi desires a top-quality 5HE'&THE©REAT1E6T Roofing— Siding 16 TO BID LANCE, <(tXJ I'VE NEVER / • red, CaU after 6 p.m., 649-8407. 644-1776. staying home. There is a secretary with proven? abill- MADE A SMART &EEN A MORE \ / eed, disc brakes, stereo dally 7:30-6, Thursday, 7;30-9. P & S ROOETNG and repairs tc MANCHESTER OPEN BY APPOINTMENT WED. till 7 and your fellow employes are most congeni^. tape, new tires. Excellent con Saturday, 7:30-4. 643-7958. done realistically. FYee esti ASPHALT CONCRETE CURB MACHINE. You will receive full company benefits — plus dition. 876-8800 between 4:30 mates. Call anytime, 649-151$, many fringe benefits, too! Good pay, plus good and 6 p.m. MANCHESTER Tree Service. NEVER A CONTRACT-NEVER A FEE Specializing in tree removal, RC^FING and -roof repair. Bid forms, plans and specifi hours! Apply in person at 1967 PORSCHE, needs trans- priming, shrubs, lots cleared. Coughlin Roofing Co., Inc. 646- cations. are available at the missimi work. Best offer. CaU F'uUy insured. CaU 649-6422. 7707. General Services Office, 41 RITA GIRL Center Street, Manchester, 640-6374. 800 SILVER LANE 99 E AST CENTER ST. _ 7 -6 ORGAN and stereo service of ROOPINO, sidings, gutters, Owinecticut. e im k, HiA. Moriarfy Brothers W- 1966 OHEVELLE MaUbu con fered by professional electronic patch jobs on roofs. Painting- Town of Manchester, EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER vertible, V-8, automatic trans service. Efor a{qx>intment caU e j^ rlo r and interior. Reason- Connecticut 816 CENTER 8T., MANCHESTER, CONN. \ \ \ mission, power steering,, radio, after 6:30, Mr. James Chartier, able, bonded, insured. 643- Robert B. Weiss, 528-9416 646-3441 hesder. 646-4110. 647-1303. 7026. Genersd Manager
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^ ■!. : PAGE TV^ENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN.» MONDAY, JULY 6, 1970 A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 6, 1970! PAGE TWENTY-ONE h i Household Goods 51 Rutoit Propmty HeuMs For Scriu 72 Houses For Scrio 72 HonOos For Sola 72 , Hoi$8as For Sola 72 Housos For Sola 72 For Runt 67 MANCHESTiro — Autumn St., MANCHESTER — Ou^ of Town ILD REGEINT ST,. — 4-room house For Sola 75 108 Kffled CLASSIFIED Public Notice PRIVACY under Uie Pines, on 3-bedroom Colonial, Uke^^jiew, PRIVATE CAPE on industrial zone lot lOOxUO. MANCHESTER — For the U.S. Invites Other Nations Little Sebago Lake, Gray, fireplace, beamed ceiling liv Snug and cozy; 6 roams, Call Peg Cieszynski, Broker, PORTER ST. homeowner xriio wishes to be Maine, S rooms, will sleep 4, ing room, deep wooded lot. oveialzed .gsiage, extreme 649-4291. near stores, churches and In Crash Helen D. Cole, Realtor, 643- ly private rear yard, city To Lease or Buy modem conveniences, flOO. First time offered—^Imma schools, we offer this deUght- HEBRON—NEW HOMES To Join Space Exploration ADVERTISING 6666. utilities, dose to bus, f o r e s t HILLS — Owner — ful Cape C3od home with alu 3 Rooms of New Furniture ~ weekly. Available July 11-25. culate 7%-room Colonlal- $26,990 Call 644-1988 for further in- ' schools, shopping and four-bedroom, 2% baths, 2 year minum siding just off East O f Plane By HOWARD BENEDICT “ I don’t believe we have to CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS from MANCHESTER — $18,800 deem Cape. First floor paneled ter plan which would explore formaUon. churches. Colonial fireplace, old custom Colonial. Screened family room with many cus Center St. This is a potential 1,200 square foot Raised (Continued from Page One) AP Aerospace Writer have .both U.S. and Russian as the solar system on the part of older 5-room CoIoiUal, 2-car ga Ranch. Living room, dining 8 AJM. to 4:30 PAl. 2 zone heat and many oth porch, sun deck, aluminum aid tom built-ins,, spacious Uv 4-bedroom home with fire debris as it left the a l ^ r t area. CAPE KENNEDY. Fla. (AP) tronauts on the same flights,’ ’ all mankind.’’ rage, secondary financing. room, three bedrooms, large M OD EL HOME COVENTRY — Lakeside^ cot er dedred features. . CaU ing, large teamed celling fam- lng room, formal dining, place Uvlng room and family Just before the crash, the Inside —^The United States is trying to he said. “ I do believe that we Paine said with respect to the tage for rent. Call Mitten Agen Helen D. Cole, Realtor, 643- Mr. Lewis, 649-5306. eat-ln kitchen, 2-car garage. convince other nations to join o w n r CLOSING t im e f o r c l a s s i f i e d a d v t . Uy room, many extras. Ap room and convenient kitch sized kitchen. One-car detach right engine and a 15-foot length could dovetail our programs space station, “ One proposal ★ COLONIAL cy, Realtors, 643-6930. 6666. praised In mfd 40’s. 647-1835. Acre lot. Four left. Hurry! of wing fell 100 yards apart Into with it In a cooperative effort to tetter. When we send missions ★ MODERN en, three bedrooms, 1% ed garage. Loyely landscaped that we’ve considered making is «:M PJtf. DAT BEFORE PCBUCATION filed baths, first floor laun lot. Priced to sell at $21,900. farm fields. create a true International out tto "explore the planets. It designing the same kind o< COLUMBIA Lake — waterfront MANCHESTER — Deluxe cus - B & W MANCHESTER — To settle es c o l o n i a l $27,990. Deadline for Saturday and Monday U 4 :M p.m . Frlda.'i ★ SPANISH dry room, two fireplaces, CaU Doris Smith, Jarvis, Real The" big jet crashed into a space laboratory later this dec would be much tetter if we docking adapters for the hatch cottage, all facUlUes. Openings tom 7-room Garrison Colonial, BARROWS and WALLACE Oo. tate, older 5%-room 2-atory Garrison Colonial, four bed ★ PROVINCIAL wall to wall carpeting, cen ty Co., Realtors, MLS, 648- field 10 yards from a farm ade. work out with the Soviet Union es In both the American and So Aug. 15 on. 649-0496, 228-9852. 2H baths, 2-car garage, all Manchester Parkade, Manch. home, central, quiet, con rooms, 1% baths, 12x24’ liv fronjH^ tral air conditioning through 1121. house, leaving a scorched hole Specifically, American offi in advance what kinds ot meas viet stations, so that if there TOUR COOPERATION ViTIX aluminum, pritate treed lot, 649-6306 venient location. ExceUent ing room with fireplace, for out. Attached garage, many 35 feet wide and up to 7 feet cials want several nations to urements each nation plans to were an emergency, It would be BE APPRECIATED DIAL 643-2711 plush living in the . finest of terms to qualified buyer, $25,- mal dining room, lArge eat- NEW RAISED RANCH in High extras. ExceUent value. $89,'- MANCHESTER — Ideal first deep. Sytze Burgsma, who lives participate In developing a make, what parts of the solar possible for a spaceship from $288 WantuB To Ront 68 neighborhoods. Hayes Agency, 000. J.D. Real Estate Asso in kitchen. Acre lot. Only land Park area, JB rooms on 500. home. 'Aluminum sided Cape In the farmhouse with his wife large space station, which will system are to be probed, so that one vehicle to go to thhe rescue 646-0131. ciates, 648-5129, 643-8779. three left at this price so Any item may be purchased THREE-BEDROOM house, vi first” floor, m ^ e n i kitchen, with four rooms finished, two and 10 chUdren, said the impact accommodate dozens of men between us we could have a tet of the other.’ ’ Continued Prom Preceding Poqe separately. cinity Manchester. Harold HURRY. MANdUiSTER —— Huge L- large living room with fire $22,500 DOLL HOUSE, dead-end unfinished. Fireplaced living shook the house and broke wln- and women, and a space shut Goff, c-o Watkins Brothers, u & R REALTY CO., INC. room, large kitchen, detached Ranch, fEuniiy room, play place, 3 large bedrooma, 2-car street, 150x150, trees, 5-room 643-2692 d ^ s . He he shouted at his fami tle, a reuseable rocket plane that only a dozen of the 126 Help Wonted— Mole 36 Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 INSTANT CREDIT Organ Department, 643-5174 garage with patio. High shaded room, dining room, three large garage, E*riced below, market Ranch, breezeway, 2-car ga Robert D. Murdock, Realtor RICHARD T. McDo n a l d ly to stay Inside, then ran to the that will service the orbiting known and suspected rhinos are or 622-7201. lot. Wolverton Agency, Real Today’s Cold MECHANIC — GENERAL OPEN SUNDAYS 10-6 bedrooms, country kitchen, value. E%llbrick Agency, Real rage, Hutchins Agency, Real , REAL ESTATE field “ as that yellow Insulation station. real trouble-makers—"with the For modem plant. Vacation, KTITENS! All beauties and all privacy. $28,900. Hutchins tors, 646-4200. tors, 640-5824. tors, 649-2813. stuff fell like snow.” Several countries are consid MON.-FRI. 10-9 Glastonbury Hebron rest just red-herring;s.” If so, he pension and other benefits. free. Call 640-S547. Agency, 649-6324. 283 VERNON ST. A weU buu't Burgsma said that when he ering the proposal. Acceptance Need Not Be said, a kind of vaccine “ cock- Business Property RANCH — 6 rooms, large living GREEN RD. 8 or '4-tedroom WOODHILL HEIGHTS — 7%- 633-1818 228-9037 Growing Company. Apply at: six-room Ranch style home reached the crash site, "every by them would be a financial lift tall” made up of the dozen vi PEKJNGESE puppies for sale, For Sole 70 OVE]R8I2iEiD 7-room Cape, room with fireplace, paneled Cape. Fireplace, waU to waU room Ranch, first-floor faiiiily HARTFORD FREEZER with rural 'setting, yet a stones thing was silent except for a to the National Aeronautics and ruses might prove practical. paper trained, AKC registered. H &L G large living room with fire family room, air-conditioned, carpeting, large kitchen, sun- room, large beautifully fillip V So Common 241 Park Avenue, CONVAL.ESCENT home, long throw from Buckley School. hissing sound coming out of the Space Administration, vdiose fu a But Chin said such a quest 649-9S20. place, modem kitchen with large master bedroom, attrac porch, patio with fireplace. ed rec room In basemen^^an' BOLTON — Two -‘ bedroom East Hartford established business. Always Oversized lot of 400’ depth Is hole.” ture programs have been de would take a lot of money "and FURNITURE buUt-ins, baths, 4 bed tive yard with privacy, $25,600. Raised terrace. ExceUent con closed patla garage. Excep- Ranch,’ completely moderniz (Continued from Page One) 289-2708 — Mrs. Caesar full, great opportunity for right attractively landscaped. Rec Garry Hyrehuk of Toronto, a layed because of ^ dwindling 669 Burnside Ave. rooms, formal dining roofn, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, dition. Must see. Austin A. fioiully wellP maintained. Phil ed, , one-car garage, fireplace, it’s difficult to get funding these WANTED good home for fluffy person. For more informaUon, full shed dormer, on a treed 646-4200. reation hx>m, screened porch brick Agency, Realtors, 646- nice location, $19,900. 643-1408, golfer who saw the crash from a budgets. Development cost of ters where such drugs are being days.” MARRIED MAN with some East Hartford call Philbrick Agency, Real ChEunters, Realtor, MLS, 648- and garage add to livability. kittens, housebroken, 647-1124. acre lot. $27,900. Philbrick 2325. 4200. .742-6100. nearby golf course, said the air the shuttle alone over the next tested—said "the next two or At Houston, Baylor’s Dr. routeApcperience ahd good with 289-0756 tors, 646-4200. Agency, RealtorSk 646-4200. MANCHESTER 6-reem home, To Inspect this fairly priced liner “ flipped right over and seven or eight years Is estimate three years” should reveal Couch reports he and his associ figures to learn egg business, with expansion room for a home, please'^ caU Robert J. NII^-13-ROOM Colonial, large BOLTON 6-room Cape, large went straight down Uke a heavy whether anything promising Is ates, with the aid of prisoner BEFORE YOU BUY FURNI RESTAURANT business show MANCHESTER Suburbs, 6%- ed at more than $10 billion. inside and outside work. Must WHITE German Shepherd, MANCHESTER — 6 room Colo growing family. Huge living Smith, Inc., 963 Main St., kitohen, formal dining room, lot, large rooms, mud room, rock.” on the horizon. volunteers, have developed a be responsible. Call Miller TURE ANYWHERE. SEE OUR ) 1970 \n NCA, he, ing excellent net profit in high- room Ranch, tip-top condition, Dr. Thomas O. Paine, NASA male. Call 649-5712. nial with 3 bedrooms, country room 'with fireplace, 3 or 4 649-5241. 20’ living room, 1% baths, first- lake privileges. Only $20,000. In the vaccine field. Couch seemingly effective vaccine Farms, 643-8021. LOW PRICES. traffic count location. Es 15 minutes to Manchester cen administrator, has led discus "Harry, it's just too bad you didn't get cut of the market sized kitchen, dining room, 1% bedrooms, private yard. floor family room,, 4 bedrooms, Plano Agency 646^0191. MONTREAL (AP) — In the and other scientists say, the against one of the “ rhino” vi LABRADOR Retriever pups, tablished over 20 years. Price ter. Acre treed lot, $18,000. MANCHESTER — WendeU sions In Japan, Australia, Cana W ELDER^for fabrication shop, CLEAN, USED refrigerators, . and into playing the ponies when I did!" baths, garage, $24,600. Wolver- $20,600. Wolverton Agency, Hayes Agency 646-0131. 2-car garage. Large lot. $27,- midst of excited preparations da and Europe, all of which best hope for achieving at least ruses. The vaccine is made of AKC registered, show and Includes all the real estate, Reed custom built oversized 5- COVENTRY LAKE — Tremen top wages, long hours, all ranges, automatic washers ton Agency, Realtors, 640-2813. Realtors, 649-2813. 600. Philbrick Ag;ency, Real for a trip to Disneyland, 16- have space programs. He re partial success lies in other pio living, bift toned-down viruses of field. Champion sired. Call 649- restaurant fully equipped, plus tedroom Ranch, half acre dous value offered In this jum benefits. Steady employment. with guarantees. See them at M^CHESTER off Porter St. tors, 646-4200. year-old Jacques Belanger sat cently headed a U.S. delegation neering studies aimed at prod the "Type-16” rhino—a sort of 7997. a house. $65,0iD0. Owner will MANCHESTER — Custom built JUMBO SIZE Colonial in execu deluxe custom built Ranch wooded lot in exclusive rural bo sized Colonial home. Fea Apply at yard in person, until B. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 down Saturday night and pain which briefed the 10-nation Eu ucing "hybrid” viruses, consist average rhino. Apartmunrs Hals Business LocaHons take back mortgage. Philbrick Ranch, two years old. Five tive neighborhood ,6 years old, area, bullt-ins, fireplace, 40’ VACANT. Nice 3 - bedroom tures modern kitchen ■" with 6 -p.m., Manchester Stmctural WANTED — Good homes for Main St. Call 643-2171. home, 2 full baths, 2 fireplaces, stakingly typed out a .will to de ing of combinations of two .dif The Baylor researchers* also Agency, Realtors, 046-4200. rooms with garage and patio. modem kitchen, large formal heated family room, double ga Ranch near shopping, schools, bullt-lns, 2 full baths, 20’ mas ropean Space Research Organi Steel, Mitchell Drive. three adorable, kittens and TuMiiwnts 63 For Ront 64 2-car garage. The very best. posit with his best friend. ferent germs; and "tempera confirmed findings of other lab SEWING MACHINE — New Central vacuum, air-condition dining room, family room with rage, 2 baths, tremendous churches. B^ill cellar. Swedish zation (ESRO) In Paris. beautiful spayed female cat. FIVE-ROOM RANCH, attached Hayes Agency 646-0131. ter bedroom, fiteplace, garage. Less than two hours after the. ture-sensitive” mutant viruses oratories that, if vaccines 1666 zig-zag, unclaimed lay AVAILABLE July 1st, four- MANCHESTER Green ground ers, many extras. Upper 20's. fieldstone fireplace, large value at $31,900. Meyer, Real fireplace, aluminum storms, Feelers for cooperation have WANTED — General machinist Litter trained. 649-1809. garage, acre landscaped lot. Call quickly on this prime will was handed to Daniel Mal- that could thrive In the relative against the common cold are to away, buttonholes, mono room flat, second floor, on bus floor 900 sq.' ft., front portion No agents; by owner. 643-7180. front-to-back living room with ASSUMABLE . 4% per cent tor, 648-0609. screens. 4% per cent mortgage value. $24,900. Philbrick Agen gone to Russia, but as In the and lathe operators. Apply Commercially zoned, excellent lette, Jacques, his brother Jean, ly cool environment of the nose be practical, they must be capa THREE free kittens, two calico, grams, hems, etc. Now only line, near stores and hospital. carpeted. Second floor, 1800 sq. fireplace, half bath. Second mortgage. Seven-room Cape. assumption possible with large cy, Realtors, 646-4200. past there has been little enthu 6 Metronic’s Inc., Route 6 $b 44A, business location. $21,900. R.L. 68 SOMERSET Dr. Custom and throat but be killed if they $54. Easy terms. 522-0931 deal Working couple. $135 per ft., suitable for light manufac ASSUMABLE 6 per cent mort floor has 6 bedrooms, 8 ^ fuU Thi’ee or four bedrooms, mod down payment, or conven 12, his sister Rosanne, 10, and siasm expressed by the Soviets. ble of being administered as Bolton, Conn. one gray tiger. Call anytime, Gtudner Realty. 875-0504, 872- built. Immaculate 7 - room seeped down Into warmer, vital er. month. Security deposit re turing. Also second floor, 3 ad gage, monthly payments $60. baths. Two-car garage, beau- ern kitchen with aU the built- tional financing available. Mr. ANSAIDI BUILT 7-room Co their parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Paine notes the United States nose-drops or nose-sprays—in 646-1211. 9283. Raised Ranch. Heavenly pri areas of the body. APPLIANCEJS service techni quired. 646-2878. joining offices. Will rent to small three-bedroom Ranch. tifuUy landscaped yard. For iiis, wall to wall carpeting, Zinsser, Belfiore Agency, 647- lonial wrlth 2% baths, 2-car at Belanger were killed along with has been involved in more than stead of being injected or taken cians, exi>erienced, to work in MALE, St. Bernard, tan and LARGE GE refrigerator-freez gether or one or two separate Modem kitchen^ new furnace. further details caU PhUbrick flntohed rec room in basement. vate wooded lot backing up to 1413. tached oversized garage. Coun 103 others In the Air Canada 260 space agreements with 80 The coronas have tended to as pills like conventional vac LOOKING tor anything in real greater Hartford area, top white, almost erne year old. er combination. French doors, ly. Call 649-2741 or 649-6688. Call and see this cutie. Mitten Shed dormer, firepiace, ga Nature Center. Two fireplaces, try sized kitchen, formal din crash near ’Toronto Sunday. nations. These Includes launch increase the complexity of the cines. estate rentals—apartments, Investment Property Agency, Realtors, 646-4300. pay, medical benefits, paid 646-3988. 6 months old, automatic ice Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. rage. 16x20’ screened porch. 2-car garage, bullt-lns, thenno- SPRUCE ST. — Older four-fam ing room, huge fireplaced Uv A photograph of the wUl and a ing foreign satellites on U.S. problem because they have As one scientist put It: “ The homes, multiple dwellings, no PLEASANT office, ideal loca sick days, paid vacation. Take cube maker, $600 new, sell for For Sole 70>A CAMBRIDGE St. — Extensive pane windows, natural trim, 1% ily, 18 rooms, needs work. lng room, first-floor family story of the events vriilch led to been found In at least ^ varie nose Is where the action Is.” fees. Coll J.D. Real Estate As tion and parking, near hospi MANCHESTER — 2 family, 5-5 Deep lot, 224’. Philbrick Agen rockets, placing experiments of $300. Also washer and dryer. ly modernized 6-room home. baths, huge rear redwood deck. Business zoned too. Corner room. Two fireplaces. Pracfi- Its writing were published today ties—any one of which can lay But Couch and his team are ,home service vehicle. Perma sociates, Inc. 648-5129. tal, Personalized Floors Bldg., MANCHESTER close to shop with 2 car garage,~ nlce floor cy, Realtors, 646-4200. other nations on American Live Stock 42 Apply 233 Center St. second- Three bedrooms, dining room, One minute to new Route 6. property. Reasonable mort caUy new wall to wall In sev In Journal de Montreal, a you low. There may be addition after bigger game. One of their nent position. All applications 386 Main St., 649-6258. ping, 4-famiIy with 4 room plan including 2 bedrooms, ex spacecraft, sharing moon rocks strictly confidential. An equal floor apartment. EXTRA LARGE 4% -room heated garage. Large lovely MANCHESTER 6-room Cape, Helen D. Cole, Realtor, 643- gage can be arranged. $26,000. eral rooms. Truly parkllke French-language tabloid. with scientists of other lands al strains still undiscovered. concepts Is that If "hybrid” vi HORSESHOEINO — Thomas apartments, 4-car garage, new cellent condition. A good buy. yard, stone wall, shaded 4 bedrooms, fireplace, Wad- 6666 And to this clan must be add opportunity employer. Call Robenhymer. Is your horse apartment, excellent location, GARAGE — 8 Griswold St., . jWlIl lease, build or sell. CaU grounds. Owner will help quali Jacques, whose father was an and use of foreign ground sta ruses could be developed—^that FRENCH Provincial sofa, ex heating systems and root, Mid Wolverton Agency, Realtors, treed patio, established j>lant- deU School area, garage, treed ed at least 125 known or sus Mr. Pauli at 286-6041 for ap ready for spring riding? If not, heat, appliances, wall to wall, 1,100 square feet, overtiead I 640-4522 from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. fied buyers with financing. Air Canada mechanic at Mont tions for tracking and receipt of Is, a single virus with the com cellent condition. Comfortable 30’s. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. 649-2813. ing, plus completely furnished. lot, $21,500. ^ y e s Agency, 646-. CAPE — 6 rooms, modern pected strains of the "rhino” vi pointment. Westlnghouse Ap call me. 643-1460 between 5-10 air-conditioners. Adults only. doors, office and rest room. Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. real International Airport, had data from communications, bined characteristics of two dif chairs, end tables, etc. 643- Air-conditioned,.. appliances, 0131. kitchen, dining room, fireplace |MANCHBSTBR — 4-tedroom ruses—so named because they pliance Sales & Service Co. p.m. $215. a month. Immediate oc Ideal for storage or small non- MANCHMTBR — business PRICE REDUCED. Near high flown many times before and weather and other t}rpes of sa ferent ones—It would bo theoret 6455. rugs, etc. Convenient to in living room, three bed Colonial, 1% baths, 2-car ga VERNON ^ Invade the nose. Collectively, cupancy.' Charles Lesperance, automotive business. Call 646- block with 6 apartments, ex- school, older home, single or apparently did not explain vriiy ically possible with vaccine FACTTORY representativck, cus schools, shopping and bus. CaU "MANCHESTER — 7-room Co rooms, interior recently de rage with patio, alumlnim sid tellites. these constitute the chief cause GE refrigerator with separate 649-7620. 0022, 640-4426. c e ll^ condition. Owner will 2-family, double garage, good JUST REDUCED . . . "By pooling the resources of made from such combos to pro tom motorcycle accessory Charles PontlcelU, Agency, lonial, near bus line, back corated. Ebeterior painted last ing, fenced yard, hfid 20’s. And ready for immediate he decided to make out a will of misery-inducing but non-fatal Articles For Sale 45 freezer. GE stove. Both in ex fhihnce 80 per cent at 8H per Investment. Virginia Cellnski, many of these countries, we can tect a person indefinitely manufacturer. Expenses paid. 4^-ROOM apartment, second 537 MAIN ST. — 640 square feet, 646-9644 or 872-4732 after 6 p.m. yard fenced in, needs some y e ^ . Built in 1902. Large lot. Morrismi Realtor, 643-1015. occupancy. This three year before Sunday’s trip. colds in adults. cellent condition. 649-7089 after lent. Terrific Income produc Broker, 646-1U6. ^ work on larger projects with against up to five of the 126 commission, some travel. Call ALUMINUM sheeU used as floor, heat, hot water, appU- newly paneled store, partition-^ remodeling, $23,900. Mitten Assumable 5% per cent mort young, quality built seven After attending a Montreal Moreover, the common cold 4 p.m. er. CaU now, Haj'es Agency, GREAT potenUal, 746 Parker known or suspected rhinos. 646-7159. printing plates, .009 thick, 23x ances, psirklng, ceUar. $175 ed. Ideal offices or businet Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. gage. $23,900. Philbrick Agen room Raised Ranch can be Expos baseball game at Jarry greater promise of return to all brigade includes several other INCOMPARABLE 7-room over St. industrial property with 6- Lots For Sola 73 Also, for about three months ______!______36” , 25 cents each or 5 for $1 monthly. Adults only. 649-4864. 629-0618. U46-0131. cy, Realtors, 646-4200. ^ yours by a call to Mr. Bog Park Saturday evening, with nations,” the administrator said types of germs that cause com A sized Cape, updated kitchen, room home, baths. Assum ATTRACTIVE Ranch, with after such a vaccination, the 6«3-2711. dan. Priced In mid thir Daniel, he rolled some paper In an Interview. “ It would cre paratively less prevalent but NICE GAS and gas stove, $25. waU to wall carpeting, ceramic able mortgage. Mid 20’s. Mor mahogany paneling, fireplace, MANCHESTER — Constance person would temporarily be Call 643-2201. WE HAVE customers waiting OFFICE for rent, Augum 1st. TOLLAND — % acre building ties, this fine, clean home Into the typewriter and wrote at ate a new capability for man to ELECTRICIAN- DARK, rich, stone free, loam, Land For Sale 71 bath plus, fireplace, formal rison Realtor, 643-1015. family room, garage and huge Dr., 6-room Ranch, aluminum more serious, and sometimes protected against all other rhi for the rental of your apart 500 square feet, on R w te 83 in dining room, spacious rooms, lots, $l,50O-$2,SOO. Hayes Agen Is a great value for today’s the top: "Si nous mourons, nous explore and utilize space. fatal. Illness—especiall yin chil five-yards, $20. Sand, gravel, Vernon. Heat and^ electricity lot. $23,900. Call Warren E. siding, fireplace, garage, treed nos. (INDUSTRIAL) ment or home. J.D. Real SOUTH MANCHESTER — Ap plastered walls, recreation MANCHESTER — Beautiful 6- cy 646-0131. buyer. 649-6306. donnons—If we die, we give "The United States Is going to dren. stone, fill, manure, pool and Estate Associates, Inc. 643- included. 875-07^. Howland Realtor, 643-1108. lot, flowering shrubs. Call now. It bullJ the space station and the Such vaccinations would be p.atio sand. 643-6504. Musical Instruments S3 proximately 5 acres with 641’ room, aluminum siding, ga room Cape with 3 bedrooms, $24,900. Hayes Agency, 646- A number of these germs Immediate opening for in 6129. MANCHESTER/Green — Avail BUILDING LOTS, city sewer space shuttle,” he said. "But I repeated four times a year— GREITCH Tennesean model gui frontage, half mile to Martin rage. Owner says “ Many items formal dining room, carpeted MANCHESTER Green section— 0131. and water, A and B zones. B &. W To his cousin Evelyne, were first isolated at the Cali each time with a different com dustrial ■ electrician. Per MIRANDA Sensorex camera, able July 15/ two air-condition stays.” 760 Center, mid 20’s. Jacques left his cat Poupoune. would like to see this project tar, excellent condition, $285. THREE - BEDROOM apart School. Owner wUl finance. M. Uvlng room with fireplace, pri Unique 4-room Colonial, all Philbrick Agency, Realtors, BARROWS and WALLACE Co. fornia State- Health Depart bo of rhino hybrids—until a per manent position, steady 135mm lens with cases, $200. ed offlcea^on street level with NORTH ELM St., 2 family du His typewriter went to Daniel carried out as an international Pender Prlncetop, reverb, ment In newer 2-famlly, 2 H. Palmer Realtor, 643-6321. Morrison Agency, Realtor, 648- vate shaded yard. Wolverton new inside, 2-car garage, treed 646-4299. Manchester Parkade, Manch. ment’s virology laboratories at son was protected more or less work, first shift. Ail com small work shop. 649-2741, 649- plex, 7 large rooms each side, laboratory in space. If It’s truly Yashica mat 124, $70. Both in amp., $76. CaU 643-4710. baths, appliances, basement. 1015. Agency, Realtors, 646-2818. lot, $17,900, Hayes Agency, 646- and his bicycle to another cous Berkeley, where research is indefinitely against all 125 na J pany paid fringe benefits. 6688.// 64»«306 excellent condition. CaU 643- nice condition, 2-car garage, COVENTRY - - VaUey View. 6 in. Marcel Bonnier. going to be a cooperative pro supported by the National insti Apply in person, or call 286- Garage. Heat, hot water. $250, 6H-ROOM Cape, 4 rooms down, 0131. tural, “ wild” rhinos. 4710. AUt-CONDinONED office Houses For Sole 72 LARGE unusual Ranch with a lot 100x150. C!!all Peg Cieszyn acres, 323’ road frontage, ex NEW LISTING. Bolton Center Other items listed In the wlU ject, other nations should pick tute of Allergy and Infectious 6811, ext. 285 for appoint lease and security. M.H. Palm rooms on second floor, for "Thus,” said Couch, "It would Office and Store space available. Inquire HoU- view. Features 24’ living room, NINE ACRES — sweeping ski, Broker, 649-4291. cellent area. Possible 2 lota, Rd. Simply immaculate 7-room were standard equipment for up part of the cost as well as Disease. ment. SCREENED loam, processed er, Realtor, 643-6321. SEVEN-ROOM Cape, four bed mal dining room, fireplace In be worth working on, as long as day Lanes, 39 Spencer St., large formal dining room, U- views, loyely six-room stone $10,900. Hayes Agency, 646- Cape custom built by Hutch teen-age boys—” an old fishing provide the kinds of talent gravel, bankrun gravel, sand, Equipment 54 rooms, two baths, oversized Uvlng room, $21,600. PhUbrick FIVE-BEDROOM Colonial, two One lab scientist. Dr. Jack H. we don’t have anything else. NEW two-bedroom duplex, oar- Manchester, 643-2125. brary, 3'o r 4 bedrooms, three Ranch. Large enclosed porch, 0131. inson. Beautiful country kitch line,” a Monopoly game, sou which they have available.” fiU, stone. George H. Grlffing, two-car garage. Landscaped Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. years old, aluminum siding, Schieble, says there’s some evi And, economically, it would be FULLER BRUSH CO. GREETING card cases for peUng, appliances, and dish fire^J^es, 3V& baths, recrea- 2-car garage. Out-bUlldlng. en, large formal dining room, venirs of Expo 67, a handker He said many countries could dence that coronas may bo Inc., Andover, 742-7886. OFFICE SPACE for rent. lot, 109x160*. Marion E. Rob 2% baths, formal dining room, acceptable. 88 Long HUl St. sale, remodeling store. Miller washer. Private basement. lo^room , garages, on a three- Hutchins Agency, 649-8^24. lovely fireplaced Uvlng room. chief, colored pencils, trophies share In the practical benefits of chiefly responsible for colds Northeast Shopping Center, ertson, Realtor, 643-6953. $21,500 SIX-ROOM Ranch, din first-floor famUy room, mod Rosort Proparty “ But of course, there would East Hartford. FW l SALE — Men's rebuilt Pharmacy, Manchester. $216 monthly in clu ^ g heat. :re lot. CaU for appointment. Wall to wall in several rooms. and a Dinky Toy. a space station, such as commu that strike In the winter, where Rockville. Includes carpeting, ing room, wall - waU carpets^ LARGE first-floor, fireplaced em kitchen with built-ins, 2- always be this question: If you and relast shoes. Sam Yulyes, Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649- MANCHESTER Is not far from PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, For Sola 74 Oversized foundation makes The Belanger famUyi«)lved In nications, weather observation, as the "rhino” viruses usually An equal opportunity employer. heat, electric, and air-condi garage. 100x200’ weU landsc; family room in this 7-room car garage. $43,960. PhUbrick wipe out the rhinos—and the co 23 Oak St., Manchester (a few 4636. this 3-bedroom Ranch. House is 646-4200. for Colonial size rooms. Two- the upper half of a suburban survey of earth’s resources, and are most active In the fall and Antiques 56 tioning. Immediate occupancy. ed lot. Shade trees. Hutjc Cape. Garage. Oversized wood Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. COVENTRY — Log cabin sum ronas—would they be replaced U steps from Main). In excellent condiUon, waU to car garage. Almost 5 acres of Ville Emard duplex. Below engineering, medical and scien spring and appear to lay low In MANCHESTER — One - bed CaU Joe Mertan Agency, 875- Agency, ReaUors, 649-( ed lot. Central to shopping, mer cottage, fireplaced living by something else? BIROHES ANTIQUES, 44-A, waU carpeting all but kitchen, IMMACULATE 4 - bedroom land- Unbelievable? Let Rick them lived Mrs. Belanger’s par tific research. the winter months, at least on PART-TIME clerks wanted to room Ga^en type apartment. 6798, 872-4289. bus. $22,900. Meyer Realtor, room, completely carpeted, Next: A Burping Nation. POOL TABLE, 4x8’, good con Ashford, Conn., open only Sat dishwasher, stove, electric ROCKLEDGE — bedroom Raised Ranch, large liviiig Merrit show you that It’s for ents, who received a farewell "But this also Is a way In the east coast. work in retail store, must be dition. Phone 875-4325 after 6 $155 per^ month Including heat hood and refrigerator goes 643-0609. enclosed porch, exceUent con urday, 10 a.m., to 4 p.m., dur Cape, original p^mer retiring, INVITATION room with fireplace, kitchen real! Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. visit from their three grandchil which other parts of the world “ I hope,” Schieble said, "that over 21. Pleasant easy work. p.m. and ^ilpllances. Paul W. Dou FOR RENT — one single room with property. Has large lot. dition, treed lot. $9,000. Hayes ing July and August. Resume IH baths, rM*'room, breeze- 180 FOOT frontage, secluded with buUt-in range, dishwash dren at 6:30 a.m. Sunday. can move to the forefront of sci the situation with the coronas Ideal for anyone who wishes gan,' Realtor, 649-4636. office and one comer office BuUt In 1965. $22,500. CaU Mit T O B ID Agency, 046-0131. IMMACULATE Raised Ranch regular hours September. ■ way, double garage, flowering landscaped wide open country er, disposal, carpet and Ilie DCS crashed shortly after ence and technological advance, won’t prove to be like that with to add to his Income. Apply RIDING MOWER, 6 h.p. Yard suite. House & Hale Bldg., 663 ten Agency, Realtors, 643-6930. — two fireplaces, beautiful Scientists List man 25” cut. Like new. Save APARTMENT for lease, Boland Main St. CaU 643-4846. trees, $^6^^. Hayes Agency, side, plastered wtdls, lovely dinette, 22x12 paneled famUy LAKE BUNGGEE — year 8 a.m. rather than working on their other viruses, especially the rhi Cumberland Farms Dairy 646-OUL NOTICE stoned front and an acre of Store, 626 Franklin Ave., Hart $100, price $286. CaU after 6 Wood Heights; Varga Rd., Ash TRIM and tidy 6-room Ranch 6-room Ranch, attached ga room, large closets, country ’round home on waterfront lot, land make this one of the finest own separate programs, which nos, which come In so many dif Wanted— ^To Buy 58 NE3W modem offices. Ideal for The Board of Education, ‘Most Wanted’ ford, and 151 Middle Tpke., p.m., 742-8261. ford. New 2 bedroom apart with 2 bedrooms and family rage. $26,000. Hutchins Agen size lot. Peterman Agency, S rooms. 872-4988. tend to be some years behind ferent strains. professionals. Plenty of free 7C7HESTER — 7 room Co Manchester, Connecticut, In homes In the Msuichester-He- West Manchester. HOUSEHOLDS lota — Antiques ments, heat, hot water, kitch room, piuminum siding and a cy, 6494824. Realtor, 646-2223, 649-9404. < bron area. The owner’s wUUng- A P Story what the Americans and Rus "But, even as things stand Cold Germs L lonial, 3 bedrooms, 1^ baths, vites bids for Band Uniforms ANTIQUES — hEind made early bric-a-brac, locks, frames, en appliances, full basement parking. East Center St. loca- garage. Only $19,900. Wolv< sians have done,” Paine said. now, I see no cause for real op fireplace, closet space galore, for the Manchester High IMMACULATE 5%-room Ranch CAPE COD — Five rooms Out of Town ness to sell makes it one of the SUMMER and PART-TIME American gifts, bottles, fruit glassware. We buy estates. Vil $180 monthly., Children allow Uon. CaU 646-2212. ton Agency, Realtors, 64%^18. "This Is an attractive opportuni timism for controlling the com WASHINGTON (AP) — Gov 2-car garage. Numerous ex School. Sealed bids will be re with rec room and garage, down, fireplace. One finished finest buys. Mid 20’s. To seU jobs, $60-$120 weekly. Apply jars, etc. Expert refinlshlng. lage Peddler. Auctioneer, 420 ed, no pets. Six miles to Uni For Sola 75 Irks Viets ty for them, and I beUeve mon cold In general through the tras. Morrison Realtor, 643- ceived until July 16, 1970 at three bedrooms, kitchen has up. Basement garage. Large now! Warren E. Howland, ernment scientists have an in •Tuesday, Wednesday or Thurs Reasonable. Trash & Treasure, Lake St., Bolton. 649-3247. verslty of Conn. Francis E, MANCHESTEJR area 4-room they’re going to consider it very usual preventive methods for 1016. 3:30 p.m., at which time they VERNON Realtor. 643-1108. (Continued from Page One) formal “ most wanted” list for day, at 10 a.m., or 8 p.m., 270 WaU St., Hebron (Route 316). Boland Agency, 646-7055 or Houses For Rent 65 Ranch In parkUke/4$ettlng, 2 built-ins and dining area. Im treed lot. $24,000. Braithwalte carefully.” viral diseases—that Is, by vac Open evenings and weekends. will be publicly opened. The mediate occupancy. Assum Agency, Realtor, 049-4693. PICTURE PRETTY the elusive germs that cause the Farmington Ave., Hartford. WANTED — Antique furniture, 643-1563. MANCHESTER — DeUg^tful 8- bedrooma, could-4le 8, 2-car ga RAYMOND RD. 9-room Garri should be responsible for what Paine said the ESRO nations cines. glEiss, pewter, oil paintings or rage. You gojta see it! $16,900. right Is reserved to reject any able mortgage. $23,500. Wolver Imagine a large six room they publish, whatever the common cold. SEIARS Coldspot refrigerator, room home, 3 or 4 bedrooms, son Colonial on one-acre lot. PRIVACY — Trees, 7-room cus Wantad— Roal Estata 77 listened attentively during the ‘"nius, research aimed at other anUque items. Any quan MANCHESTER — Two - bed Mitten, R^CUtors, 643-6980. and all bids. Specifications and ton Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. L shapped Ranch with source they quoted.” Topping the list are germs 3’ taU, Portable oven, hot carpeting, rec room, con Four baths, 4 bedrooms, large tom deluxe home, family Paris conference. In which the chemotherapy—treatment w ith Help Wanted— tity. The Harrison’s, 643-8709, room duplex, half of two-fam- bid forme may be received at stone facing and a two car_ The story was distributed by Which, while less prevalent than plate. CaU 646-3786. venient location, $^5. per formal dining room, 24’ living room, dining room, 2% baths, detailed U.S. proposal was pre chemicals— Is going to have to 166 Oakland Street. lly, $160 per month. Including BOWERS School — 5-room ex- the Business Office, 1146 urnin garage set on a beautiful' LAND —Louis Dimock Realty, The Associated Press. U.S. offi the types responsible for most Male or Female 37 month. CaU Paul W. Dougan, lable Ranch, aU rooms room, screened porch, 2-car brick front, double garage. sented by Arnold W. Fnitkln, be pushed, not only for the com ELECTRIC typewriters, origi heat. Paul W. Dougan, Real Street, Manchester, Connecti Daisy Aprons high and well treed lot. Bet Realtors, 649-9828. cials said they took no Issue NASA assistant administrator colds, cause much more serious Realtor, 649-4635. )ry large, 2 fireplaces, 2-car garage, beautifully landscaped. cut. Hutchins Agency, 64941324. ter yet, come see this cus mon cold but In other areas of BOOKKEEPER — ExceUent nally $199., sacrifice $86. Also tor, 649-4635. with its version of Rogers’ re for international affairs. virology.” and sometimes fatal illnesses garage, screened , porch, $22,- For further Information coll tom home. CaU Mr. Bog- ALL CASH for your property position for top notch book portable electrics, $76. Never -looms Without Board 59 Douglas E. Pierce, marks. Fnitkln told ESRO It could and sometimes fatal illnesses in keeper. AblUty to perform THREE - ROOM apartment, 900. Philbrick Agency, 646-4200, PhUbrick Agency, Realtors, ' dan. He has the key to your withdn 24 hours. Avoid red Dr. James Chin, an epidemiol used. CaU 649-7768 after 6. THE THOMipSON House^^C^- Business Manager Part of the story said: “ Rog help plan the space vehicles, children. varied bookkeeping functions heat, garage, security deposit. Out of Town 646-4200. For Fun-Time housing needs. 649-5306. tape, instant service. Hayes ogist at the Berkeley laborator tage St., centraUy locqW , MANCHESTER — 5% - room ers said last Monday that the outfit and supply space station ies, reflected Schleble’s pessi If J. Edgar Hoover were a vi without detailed supervision. KEEP CARPET cleaning prob CaU 872-6917, 668-6974. For R e n t / _ Agency, 646-0131. large pleasantly fumlsJ^d 66 Ranch, 60x120’ lot, on bus a Communist side might find it to modules, develop subsystems, mism. rologist, he mig^t categorize Future potential as Office Man lems small — use Blue Lustre rooms, parking. CaU 649-2^ line. $24,900. Fiano Agency, B & W their advantage to negotiate an build experiments, provide as them this way In FBI jargon: ager. Robert J. Pue & Co., 9 wall to wall. Rent electric VERNON — “With so many possible com for overnight and permaribnt 646-0191. BARROWS and WALLACE agreement based on representa tronaut-experimenters, m a n 1. “ Respiratory syncytial ■vi Elm St., Rockville, Conn. 876- shampooer $1. Paul’s Paint & FOUR ROOMS on second floor, Apartments. 7/ mon cold viruses already guest rates. Manchester Parkade, Manch. tion proportional to population. ground stations and evaluate re known, and perhaps more yet to rus” : Allas “RSV.” Very Wily. 6341. Wallpaper Supply. adults only. CaU 646-6810. 3H rooms^ Portugal Asks Heat, hot' water, refrigerator, 6404306 He estimated the Communist sults. be discovered,” Chin said, “ It Gets his fancy name from fact COMFORTABLY furnished REAL ESTATE career. Will HANNAH’S husband Hector LOVpLY two-bedroom apart oveivrimge, disposal, diah- PRESIDENnAL VnXAOE Qualify for Sale Why Pope Paul side cotild muster 20 per cent of "If we make the realistic as will be almost impossible to test his cells fuse together in sleeping room, for older em ment, second floor, appliances. BOLTON —New 8-room cus consider part-time. Experienc hates hard work so he cleans wpfiner, wall to wall carpeting, the representation, and the gov sumption that NASA would bear them all . . . for possible protec clumps. Probably the greatest ployed genUeman, parking, 272 APARTMENTS tom built Raised Ranch. Four ed. ExceUent commission ar the rugs with Blue Lustre. Immediate occupancy. Palmer Ur-condlUonlng, swimming Spoke to Rebels ernment would take at lease 80 the main burden for the devel tive ■ vaccines. single cause of respiratory ill Main St. i)y bedrooms, double garage, acre per cent. rangement. Ask for Mr. Pasek, Rent electric shampooer $1 Realtor, 643-6321. pool, lighted tennis courts, Now renting, one and two bed Bel Air opment of the shuttle,” Fnitkln ” I have no doubt that efifec- nesses in children. He’s a real treed lot. $31,500. Hayes Agen '"The Saigon government be said, “ it then seems the rela Pasek Realtors, MLS, 289- Olcott Variety Store. . LARGE double room plus me basketbaU court, parking and room apartments. Carpeting, USBON (AP) — The JEtortu- five vaccines will be developed killer—responsible for the death ATTRACTIVE 6-roomm j$iart- cy, 6464181. came alarmed over Rogers’ tionship requires a U.S. prime 7475, 742-8243. dium size room, private bath storage aU Inchided. No pets. complete G-E kitchen, 2 air- guese government says It has against a few of the rhinos . . . of 6,0(X) Infants yearly. ment, centraUy locatited; stove. suggestion, viewing it as a U.S. contractor with European sub YOU SAVED and slaved for and shower, references. CaU Hartford, 527-9238, Ver condlUoners, IVi baths. CaU VERNON — Owner transferred called Its ambassador to the (but at that point) . . . you’re 2. "Para-lnfluenca Viruses:” AND COUPLES. Earn $6 per wall to wall carpet. Keep it parking, adults, references, no effort to set up a coalition gov contractors. The subcontractors Gentlemen only. 649-0719. non, 872-4400. Frances K. Wagner, Rental out of state, must sacrifice this Vatican home for consultations going to reach a point of dimin Watch out: There are three of hour, spare Ume. Visit us at 47 new with Blue Lustre. Rent pets. $150. Sept. 1st. 649-6324. ernment.” would be funded by their gov Immaculate 8-room Colonial. while It waits for "convincing ishing return for your'efforts.” them, all tough. Bear some re Cottage St., Manchester, Room electric shampooer $1. The PLEASANT room for gentle HE®RON arqa»-AvaUable Im Manager, 646-2628 or 648-1023. In his June 29 speech in San ernments. If we are to protect 2V4-ROOM flrtt floor, heat and Four spacious bedrooms, mod explanations” of Pope Paul V i’s He added that It’s conceivable semblance to regular flu 'vi B. Evenings 6-8. Sherwin-Williams Co. man, parking, Unen service, mediately, uiree-room furnish Francisco, Rogers said: “ At the principle of management in hot water, stove, full bath, 668- em kitchen, heated rec room. reception of three rebel leaders ruses, but vaccines against flu references. 644-0248. ed apartment.v Security deposit from Portugal’s African, territo some point we believe it Is pos tegrity, it seems obvious that CENSUS TAKERS, Manchester 0833. Professionally landscaped. are^ powerless against thetn. required. $160 per month. 228- ries. sible that the Communists may the U.S. prime contractor must Cause forms of croup, bronchi School Department. Start Oct. ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, . 9300. $31,500. Louis Dlmock, Realty, Boars and Accessories 46 W 00DU])JD decide It is In their best Inter- have some effective voice In the Catching Cold tis a||d pneumonia. 1st. Applications now at Youth gentleman, shower bath, frea^ 649-9823. After three days of official sir release of funds by European Furaishad .ests to negotiate an agreement 3. "Mycoplasma pneumonia:” Service Dept., Board of Educa- GERICH’S Marine Service — parking. Apply 196 Spruce St. ROCKVILLE —New 3%-room lence, a foreign ministry com agencies to the European sub- , MANOR COVENTRY — 6-room Raised v ^ ch gives them representa Can Pay Oft A real oddball and a masquer Uon, 1146 Main St., 649-1991. Evinrude motors, sales and Apartmants 63-A apartments with private ter munique said: “ The Holy Fath Qontractors.” service. 1082 Tolland Tpke., ROOM for rent In a private race and pool. Including heat, •U Ranch. Modem kitchen with er aUowed terrorist leaders, In tion pioporfionate to their num ader. He’s neither virus nor TWO ROOM furnished apart bers.” TTie giants of the American Buckland, Conn., 643-2363. home. Gentleman preferred. hot water, aU appliances and APARTMENTS bullt-lns, 1% baths, fireplace, open retelUon against a govern WASHINGTON (AP) — Some bacterium, but combines vicious ment. Hot water, stove, re aerospace Industry are compet CaU after 6:30 p.m., 649-5633. carpeting. $165. Rockland Ter Homestead Street family room, sundeck, 2-car ment which maintains century- people are finding that having a chai’acterisfics of each. Once SituoHons Wonted— frigerator, etc. Semi-private //MW ing for the right to build the ALUMINUM boat, 11%’ wlUi 6% race Apartments, Highland Manchester, Conn. garage, % acre wooded lot, long relations with the Holy See, common cold^can be financially operated under various aliases l^maia 38 bath. Apply Marlow’s, 867 Old Wives’ Tales shuttle and space station and rewarding. \ h.p. outboard motor. Best of LIGHT housekeeping room, aU Avenue, 872-4046, 529-6586. No $25,500. Philbrick Agency, and who are responsible for dal —“ Eaton agent” and "PPDO.” fer. CaU 643-6846. utiUtles furjnished including Main St. WOODLAND MANOR offers k m many already itaave contacted For example: EIXPERIENCEUl babysitter pets. Realtors, 646-4200. ly acts of violence canried out About C^tebing foreign firms which could te- Causes a form of pneumonia In would Uke to care for * your Unen, stove and refrigerator. the ultimate in convenient Ifl on Portuguese territory with the —Employes ot the National both children and adults. 6 NICELY furnished three-room NORTH COVENTRY — Newer epme subcontractors. ebUdren «diUe you work or 801 Main St. 643-6071. ROCKVILLE — Newly redec prestige living, with schools, sacrifice of human Uves, to ap Institutes ot Health, In Bethes- 4. ”Adeno-viruses:” Operated apartment, first floor In ^ o - 6%-rooms Raised Ranch, large Cold Discredited The ESRO nations plan sever vacation. 647>1877, Garden— Fomi— orated 3-room apartment, $125, shopping and religious fa proach his person. He talked da, Md., who catch colds can years ago under alias “ APC.” famUy house. Heat and elec paneled family room, fire BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) — al more meetings In the coming 50 includes heat, stove and re cilities nearby. with them and addressed them earn $4 by submitting their nm- Circulate in various forms, with Dairy Products tricity included. $160. J. D. place, garage. Mid 20’s. Own Scientists searching for Avays to months before -making a deci frigerator. Adults only, securi UKEWOOD GIHGLE, SO. $SI,S0L with words of welcome. and ex ny-noses to the swabbing manip five types accounting for up to STRAWBERRIES — pick your Apartments— Flats— Real Estate Associates, 643- IMMKDIATE OCCUPANCY er, 742-6245. prevent or cure the common sion on joining the Americans. SihioHoiis Wanlod— ty deposit required. CaU 6i3- hortation to be faithful to the ulations of scientists searching 16 percent ot tough colds In chil own, 35 cents basket , bring Tenements 63 6129. T W O spacious bedroom cold say they have come igi Concerning possible coopera 9678. . / V j Oirisfian principles in which for new viruses, or fresh sam dren. Male 39 container, no children aUowed. apartment Include refriger BOLTON 0 room Split Level, with evidence to dispel “ some of tion with Russia, Paine reported BOLTON — Deluxe 3% rooms, FURNISHEID three - room Here is an unusual offering. This Ranch has fireplaced living room, file they were educated.” that despite many U.S. over ples of old ones. These volun Dr. Dtmiel Mullally, an offi EXPERIENCED students wUl Zeppa Farm, Box 808-A, Birch ROCKVILLE — 8 Regan St. 4- ator, stove, dishwasher, dis -'f N , the old wives’ tales about how to carpeting, appliances, alr-con- apartment. Modem, first floor Hying room (with fireplace), kitchen, formal 2185 bath, large Utchen, ExceUent tures in the last decade, the So teers also give two blood sam cial of the National Institute of paint, blacktop, mow lawns. No Mountain Rd. room, 2-bedroom, second-floor posal, air conditioning, ahd 8 2 5 2 The Vatican’s press spokes catch, and therefore how to ditioning, private finished on bus line, adults only. $146. dimng room, den, laundry room and three bed oondlfion, treed lot, $20,600. ples, several weeks a'part. Allergy and Infectious Diseases, job too big. CaU 643-0066 or 649- apartment, In neat brick buUd- full carpeting. 6-14 yn. man said the three Africans at avoid, colds.” viets have agreed only on four basements. AttracUve residen After 5 p.m., call 649-4425. Applique colorful daisy —Prisoner volunteers from says recent developments offer ing. Total electric. BuUt-in rooms. The wooded lot is 100x270 with an abun^- Hayea Agency 6464181. tended the Pope’s general audi Dr. James (jhln, an epidemiol Tfireas—meteorology, magnetic 4344. O N E bedroom available designs on a simple to The Hip-linc sash and the Texas State Reformatory tentative hope for perfecting Household Goods 51 tial area. Adults only, no pets. oven-range, refrigerator, dis dance of shrubs and flowers. The view from the ence last Wednesday, “ asked to ogist at the California Health field mapping, communications July 1, 1970. sew apron in two tenths, contrast binding give a VERNON — Manchester Line and space biology. are earning $5 a day—and en vaccines against the "RSV” and TWO COLLEGE bound stu L.F. Fiano, 649-5371. posal, basement laundry and hying room is simply magnificent. It overlooks regular and mini. A pay their devotion” to the pon Department’s virology labora SINGER touch and sew with Businass Locations snap-dash look to this cu- 4-tedroom Garrison Colonials, “ Frankly, the progress under joying “ plenty ot good food and "para-flu” brigades. Indeed, he dents anxious for summer storage area. Adul^ only, no ttartiar at H75 monthly f the r^ ^ o ir and the Country (jlub grounds. A ,clever way to use those tiff, and spoke with him for sev tories, said experiments have cabinet. Monograms, hems, MANCHESTER — Northwood lotte-dress. So nice for aluminuni siding, 2% baths, these limited agreements has no work,” they report—exposing says, promising experimental work, any job, anytime. Jer For Rant 64 pets. $140. per month rent. one of a kind item. leftover^scraps. No. 2185 the active set. No. 8252 en minutes. The P orti^ ese disproved such traditional be embroiders, etc. Used, excel Apartments. Luxury spUt-level, has pattern pieces for ap first-floor family rooms, ga teen disappointing,’ ’ the NASA themselves to live common cold vaccines are already being test ry, 643-8641, Mike, 742-7290. one bedroom. Cental air-con OFFICE SPACE, exceUent lo $140. leaM security. CaU with PHOTO-GUIDE is in rage, $38,700. Hayes Agency, government sent a protest to the liefs that exposure to cold lent condition. Guarahteed. plique, full directions for sizes 6,8, 10,12,14 years. administrator said. “ Neverthe and possible intestinal flu vi ed In humans. ditioning, carpeting, formal Uv cation, parking, first and sec James J. (Sessay, 875-0184. 6464131. Vatican" Thursday and called weather, sitting In aj draft, or FUU price now $56 or 7 month The transferred owners would like an immediate aprons. Size 8, 1% yards of 35- Ambassador Eduardo Brazo less, I have over the past sever ruses- at Baylor University Col And, for several yeairs, the Dogs— Birds— Pats 41 ly payments" of $8. 522-0476. lng room, fomUy room, 1% ond floor av^able. Electric sale so don t lose out. Call early for an appoint SOU M4 Ii eiln fir uck lit- inch; contrast % yard. “ immersing your feet In wet al months written a new series lege of Medicine in Houston. armed forces have been uktng a- tnjte ImIi M flnt-clm nalllil- SOUTH WINDSOR — Attractive home on Saturday. galoshes” are sure methods dealer. baths, private basement, bal heat, alr-con(^tloning and jani ment. of letters Inviting new initiatives —And folks aged 18 to highly effective vaccine against Rosort Proporty A n e Ijifiot, Masebeiter Patterns available only 6% room-RalBed Ranch with "Portuguese CathoUcs are catchii^ a cold. THREE Uttle kittens, looking cony, carport, heat, hot water. torial service avaUable. As low . in sizes shown. in space cooperation. 50—usually young-marrieds— one of the “ adeno” ■viruses—an MORSE portable deluxe sewing $food assumable mortgage. outraged,” said the pro-govern The prevalent concept as to for good homes. CaU 649-6480. AvaUable immediately, $200. as $100 per montii. Caiu 649- . For V h- PAGE ;t w e n t v -t w o MONDAY, JUDY 6, 1970: iltauirl;?st?r lEtirnUts l|naUi Average Dally Net Press Run For The Ended The Weather ''* • m June ST, I960 Lower huml4ity this/after-' Pipe Band Third noon, highs In the nr^ld 80s. Fair, Apartments Major Subject About Town RANGE mild tonight, low around 00. At Round Hill \ M l 15,610 Wednesday, sunny, warm. Of Planning Board Tonight The Rockville Emblem Club FU E L O IL Manchester— A City o f Village Charm The Manchester Pipe Band will have its annual picnic sup per Wednesday at 6:80 p.m. at GASOLINE earned third place in Class A Proposed new density regu HRC adopted a resolution ask the Millbrook ^staurant, Ver competition held Saturday 'on VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 235 (SIXTEEN PAGES) (ClMtffled AdvertlstDg on Page 18) lations for apartments will be ing the PZC not to pass regu non Circle. Mrs. Earl Garrlty MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1970 PRICE TEN CENTS the estate of R. Colhoun in the subject of a public hearing lations that would "unduly re Is in charg^ of the program. BANTLY OIL by the Planning and Zoning strict" the construction of low Stamford. n).Mi’ \.\>, iN( . Another local winner was f \: Commission tonight at 7:30 in income and moderate income Hie executive ' board of the :;i M\i\ siiii:i:i - Donald Ritchie, 12-year-old son the^ Municipal Building hearing housing. Guild of Our Lady of St. Bar-^| of Mr. and HSrs. Ernest R. I'Ki,. lii'i-r.'i , room. Also attending the meeting tholomew 'wiU meet tomorrow Ritchie of 106 Bretton Rd. He Kdck'illc A Windfall Strike Hits Story Seems llie proposed zoning amend at the HRC’s request was Atty. at 8 p.m. at St.' Bartholoitliew’s placed third In solo competi ments are designed to reduce Arnold Klau, executive director School. tion. f » For Inmates A Bit Fishy Treatment of Prisoners by and standardize the number of of the moderate Income Three Rails MICAC - sponsored Beechwood Also competing in the 47th SELKIRK, N.Y. (AP) — A apartments that would be al BLACKFOOT, Idaho (AP) lowed on a given tract in all Apartments. Round Hill Highland ScoJ^sh freight train accident last —^Mrs. Pat Ramey, a Black- zones, in order to prevent over Klau told the HRC he felt the Games, held annually on the OF MANGHESTEB spring In which *100 new Fourth of July, was the St. In 16 States foot housewife, has a fish crowding and overdevelopment 16 per cent requirement, if Cadillacs were darnaa^ert Patrick's Pipe Band of Man story that's a sure winner. of land and serve as a brake adopted, would probably make proved a boon to inmates of chester. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Mrs. Ramey said she and Shocks Congressmen bn Visit it .impossible to get federal fi 54 McKEE STREET ______nine New York correctional on apartment construction, ac Pipers from bands on the TTie United Transportation her husband were fishing nancing for low and moderate institutions Monday. cording to,the PZC. eastern seaboard and groups Now is the time to bring fa) your screens to be repalied. Union closed down most opera from a boat at a reservoir income housing locally. The Cadillac division of By GEORGE C. WILSON Korday photo The amendments set a ratio Storm window'glass repiaoed, tions of three railroads in 16 near this southern Idaho from Michigan and Canada General Motors turned nine The Washington Poet of living area to site area and In other business tonight, the Capt. Lawrence 3, Beadle Mrs. Capt Lawrence 3, Beadle were entered. The Worcester, states today in a long-standing community when her hus Engaged PZC is slated to' hear the re- ^ of the salvaged cars over to WASHINGTON — A South state that the amount of living (Mass.) Pipe Band took top AUTO CUSS INSTALLED dispute over elimination of thou band’s rpd and reel fell out The eng^agement of Miss the New York State Correc Vietnamese prison where men area in an apartment complex honors. sands of firemen’s Jobs. of the boat. Robie Shlmoda, formerly of New Salvation Arm y Corps Leaders tions Commission for use In and women are locked up In may not exceed 15 per cent of GLASS FURNITURE TOPS A spokesman for UTU Presi About an hour later, Ram Talcottville, to Alan Grzyb of This was the last appearance training of prisoners for Jobs windowless cages and disciplin the total site. W *o?*?inuT num-<^ Lawrence J. Both are children of Salvation for the Manchester Pipe Band dent Charles Luna said the Bal ey was fishing with .a second Manchester has been announced as auto mechanics. ed with dusting of choking-lime The living area , has been de MIRRORS (l^ireplace and Door) timore & Ohio, Louisville & pole and hooked the line of by her parents, the Rev. and until Aug. 1 vdien they travel fined as "the total private floor ^rop^rtro^f Otis St ! and the Ma"‘ Under the agreement be Nashville and Southern Pacific the equipment which had has been' described by twg con Mrs. Robert Shlmoda of Hopkin- to Maxville, Ont., Can., to try space contained within the walls other from Warren Howland, to ^ “ ^ r SalvaUon C o ^ s were England and graduated PICTURE FRAMING (all typos) tween the state of New York railroads were struck because gone overboard. gressmen. ton, Mass. to regain the North American of a residence." construct a four-unit addition J^,comed yesterda^^S special WlUiam Booth Memor- Pipe Band Championship, and GM, the cars never will "they are representative of the Reps. William R. Anderson Her fiance is the son of Mr. be used on highways. Mrs. Ramey said she pull (D-Tenn.) and Augustus F. The effect of the reg;ulations adjacent to his Carriage House services at the Citadel. lal College. Before entering col- Grade 2, which it won in 1667. WINDOW and PLATE GLASS enUre industry.” He said the se ed the first pole up—and her and Mrs. "Henry Grzyb of 99 would be to limit the amount Apartments off E. Center St. Hawkins (D-Callf.) provided North St. Brig. Hartwell Fleming, div- lege, Capt. Beadle served with Tub Enclosure from $30 to $45 phie installation lective strike was used so "it husband hauled in a three of floor space in buildings, thus Deve.oi^r Andrew Ansaldl is jgional secretary for Southern the Royal Air Force in 1946-47, that description on the basis of Miss Shimoda is a 1986 grad couldn’t be called a national cri pound, 16-lnch rainbow trout limiting the ^umber of bed also seeking a zone change fjew England, conducted the in- ...... __ their tour of Con Son Island uate of Rockville High School Commissioned in 1949, the Andover sis” by federal officials or Con on the other end. from Rural Residence to Resi- stallation and dedication cere- captain served, in a number of prison, 60 miles off the South and a June graduate of the Uni rooms that could be construct gress. pence AA of 3.^ acres of his monies. "Where Shall We Be- corps appointments prior to Ribicoff Calls Vletiiamese coast on July 2. versity of Connecticut. ed in any given project. Little League Luna said the strike was land north of Thayer Rd. In gin” was the topic of Capt. marriage. In 1968, the couple aimed at winning an agreement "It was the most shocking Mr. Grzyb, a 1969 graduate of The 15 per cent regulation Dartmouth Heights. treatment of human beings' I Manchester High School, is also would not attempt to control Beadle's first sermon at the was appointed as sectional of- Mets Take Title on the dispute over elimination Citadel. fleers for the Leewards Island W itnesses of 12,000 firemen’s Jobs by all Nixon Fears have ever seen,” said Ander a University of Connecticut the design or the number of son, a 49-year-old former naval graduate where he was a mem bedrooms per unit; but because Before coming to Manches- in the British West Indies, and The Andover Little League COMPIITE EOBBT Jl SWITK*"*^ the nation’s railroads. Pasg Appointed sul^arine officer who won the ber of Phi Sigma Kappa fratern of the ratio, if more bedrooms ter, Capt. and Mrs. Beadle in 1963 came t(^ the United held a championship "play-off” mSURANlWTHi Workers for the three struck served as commanding officers States. On Pollution Bronze Star combat award. ity. were constructed per unit, more last Wednesday. -The Mets de S I N C E i y * lines were reported off the Job Sovietdsraeli T o West Point of tha. Schenectady (N.Y.) Sal- Their daughter, Julie, a fifth Anderson and Hawkins were The wedding is - planned the living area would be used. Con feated the Giants on a score of MSURANCE and train service curtailed or n e w LONDON, Conn. (AP) part of a House of Representa 7 spring of 1971. John D. Pass, son of Mr, vatlon Army Corps. Hiey have generation Salvationist, will be 4-2. The winning pitcher was halted In Maryland, West Vir- sequently, fewer buildings could tives fact-finding group who be erected. Mrs. Pasquale Pass of El Paso, also served at Philadelphia, Pa., a Junior at Manchester High Richard <3ode. The winning —With a lineup of witnesses gtinia, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Crossfire Tex., formerly of Manchester, and New York City. /School in September. ^ made an on-the-spot assessment For example, the new regu catcher was Leon palmer. scheduled to support his plan Texas, CJalifomla, Florida, Indi Rockville and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. SERVICE I I I I I I I I II I I LLiJ of the Vietnam War. They were ana, Ohio, Kentucky, Oregon, WASHINGTON (AP) — The lations would allow only seven Other members of the winning for a federal study commission, the only two who toured the B'rank Passcantell of 226 School Arizona, Louisiana, Utah, Ala Nixon administration fears the units of two bedrooms per velopment and distribution, le team were: Wayne Palmer, J. Sen. Abraham A. Ribicoff, D- prison where 10,00 prisoners— Hospital Notes acre. St., entered the U. S. Military Bolton K. Wright, Brian Houghton, bama and New York. Soviet Union may feel forced to gal aspects of drug control, Cotui. today opened three days most of them held for political visiting hours are 12:S0 to 8 Academy at West Point July 1. Wes-Kennedy, Jim Horton, Ray W. H. Gilbert, assistant UTU use Russian-piloted MIGs to The existing regulations al sociological implication of drug of hearings into pollution of offenses—are kept. p.m. in all areas except ma Cadet Pass received a presi Code, George Hills, Craig Ehi- president, said in (Cleveland protect SAM-3 missile sites low 17 units per acre in Busi Principal Joins and drug abuse education in Long Island Sound. The formal report of the trip ternity where they are 2 to 4 dential appointment to the prey, Grady Horton, Pat Rainey REAL about 18,000 of the union’s along Hie Egyptian side of the ness and Residence C Zones; the school system. n ie witnesses w a^ed of con submitted to the House Mon and 6:80 to 8 p.m. 14 units per acre in Res^ence academy upon his graduaUon O TI H m iC T fi and Robert Schreyer. Ron 260,000 members were directly Suez Canal—an action that last month from Irving High “ g ® Story- Hour tinuing and increasing threats to day contained only one para B; and 10 units per acre in Bashar coached the champions. ESTATE affected by the strike. would increase the chances for School in El Paso. A weekly story hour will be the Sound’s ecology from large- graph on Oon Son. But Chair Admitted Thursday: P eggy Residence A Zone. Other teams in this years Lea "This is Just a simple failure a direct Sovlet-Israell confronta Cobb, Stafford Springs; Ste Pasquale Pass, who grow up held for children four to eight scale destruction of marshlands, man G. V. Montgomery (£>- Because the amendments, if gue Included: The Giants, oil spills, industrial and human of the railroads to bargain in tion. Miss.)' of the special House com phen Von Euw, Lawrence St., in... Manchester and attended lo- P*® Bolton Elementary school years old starting tomorrow at Yankees, Red Sox, Tigers and adopted, will probably discour wastes, and thermal polluUon by good faith, to settle this issue American foreign policy stra mittee said "we do not condone" Rockville; Jeanne Gipson, age the construction of low and cal schools. reUred from the Ldu'l-^on^ nP^ranf the Cardinals. Jim Hurst and which has been with us since tegist warned of the possible U. S. Army in 1966 with the educaUon program. ^rs. Charles McCarthy will electric generating plants. the prison conditions and men Hany Lane, Rockville; Linda moderate income housing' in Rod Giles coached the Giants. 1965," he said. "We have made development after Israeli and rank of master sergeant after a The program is sponsored by assist, Sen. CTharles McC. Mathias tioned it briefly because "we Silver, Virginia Lane, Tolland, Manchester, Is is expected that The Columbia - Herbron - An every effort to avoid inconven U.S, sources indicated Monday 30-year career. the University of Connecticut Bulletin Board Jr„ R-Md., Joined Ribicoff In didn’t want to focus the report and Nancy Pagan!, Crystal Rd., they will draw criticism from dover Public Health Nursing iencing the public, but the rail several advanced SAM-3 mis on It.” Rockville. School of Pharmacy and the The 250th anniversary corn Agency has announced an ad conducting the hearing. Mathias d r r>-rv ri developers and special interest roads:, in their adamant attitude siles had been moved closer to Anderson, in an Interview, Births Thursday: Daughter to ea IT'II J Commission on Aid to Higher mittee will meet Tuesday at dition to the nursing staff. Mrs. expressed hope it would produce i t \ j ^! <5 ) f * t groups at tonight’s session. 9011 IvlU efl Education. 8 p.m. in refusing to bargain on this is the canal battle zone and fired c6n-scfn said this is what he saw at Con Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Connors, JoDean G. Marin, began her -solutions to the pollution prob ? cop_ The Human Relations Com sue has forced us to rely on our Son in a tour which started NEW HAVEN (AP) — Police Patros is representing the Team Two, the Bolton Bomb- duties June 16. Mrs. Marin, who lems of his own state’s Chesa against Israeli aircraft. Somers; daughter to Mr. and mission has become concerned ROBERT J. SMITH, about 9 in' the morning and con bargaining power.” said Sunday that Alonzo Hud- Bolton School system. ers, will play Team Four, the graduated from the University peake Bay. That body of water, Israel has made it clear it will Mrs. Newton Schiebel, Shady about the implication of the tinued until mld-aftemoon, in son, 69, fatally shot his son. The course started on June Firefighters, tonight at 6:15 of Connecticut School of Nurs he said, is now "in danger of A spokesman for L&N in continue its extensive pounding Lane, Coventry, and son to INSURANSMimS SINCE 1914 cluding a look at the "tiger regulations, and last week met in the chest and leg after an 29 and ends July 17. at the high school Held. ing in 1969, is a member of becoming a Dead Sea.” Louisville, Ky., called the walk of Egyptian defense installa This sketch by a foimer inmate of Con Son prison sanitation bucket. Vietnamese words at bottom Mr. and Mrs. Robert Silver, cages" the South Vietnamese In closed session to discuss argument over money. Experts from various fields . ------Sigma Theta Tau National Nurs out a “ whipsaw strike” and said tions along the canal zone re alleges to show interior of one of the cells, with translate as “Interior of Tiger Cage in the Con Son Virginia Lane, Tolland. •them with the Planning and “ We cannot afford to lose prison commandant tried to Alonzo was , arrested and will discuss topics including the Man^ester Evening Herald ing Honor Society and the 649-5241 Long Island Sound," Ribicoff the railroad "was endeavoring gardless of the nationality of the rock walls, iron shackles for prisoners’ legs and a Island Prison.’’ (AP Photofax) Discharged Thursday: Ellen Zoning Commission. keep hidden from the Amer charged with murder, police pharmacology of drugis, the Use Bolton summer correspondent American Nursing Association. 963 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER said. "Yet that is an imminent to maintain essential services pilots or missile crews. SAM-3 Pelles, Grant HiU Rd., Tolland; Following that meeting, the through the use of supervisory 4^ icans: Raymond Sousa Jr., Merrow said. and abuse of drugs, drug de- Alan Cocconl, tel. 649-0904. She will be assigned to Andover. (Ground Floor Noxt to Houm & Halo) possibility unless we begin to missile sites reportedly are personnel.” manned by Soviet personnel. He approached a wall of one Rd., Coventry; Bruce Smith, make prudent and respon compound and looked' for what sible use of its assets with an He SEiid at issue was the union If the sites are to be protect Embassy Spokesman Says: High St,, Rockville; Anthony demand for putting a fireman he had been told In Saigon Mulock, Hartl Dr., Talcottville; eye toward the greatest future ed, authorities speculated, the would be a hidden door Into .the J public benefl(!” on all engine crews which now Soviet Union probably will have Louise Jones, Helene Dr., operate without a fireman. Infamous "tiger cages" he had The witnesses who agreed to send Russian-piloted fighters Broad Brbok; Elsie Artz, Depot John T. Hiltz, chairman of the heard about. "I had been told with him on the basic need for to ward off attacking Israeli Z/.S. Urged Viet Prison Reform St., Broad Brook; Belinda Rud- National Railway Labor Confer that the South Vietnamese hid -Ready a study included two college warplanes. nicki. Elm St., Michael Marzi- ence which has negotiates for the door with a stack of wood,” professors, a local planner and The worst could occur if So SAIGON (AP) — A U.S. Em help the Vietnamese govern . The chief public safety correc northwest of Phnom Penh. But ano. South St., Arthur Ander To-Wear Clearance! management, said In Washing AifBerson said. spokesmen for two electric com viet filers engaged Israeli air bassy spokesman said today ment to the extent we possibly tions advisor to the. South Viet reports from Stem Reap, six Through an Interpreter Ander son, Sandra Levick, Woodland ton: panies. craft and ^ultimately escalated American officials are aware of can to improve their system as namese, Frank B. Walton, ac miles south of Angkor Wat, said son- and Hawkins had brought St., all of Rockville. "Unless the employes have' Fashionable Savings for Women! into a "collision of the super the existence of so-called "tiger rapidly and completely as possi companied the Congressmen Cambodian Army patrols found with them from Saigon to the A sympathetic statement from the real objective of putting all powers "rewords used by Presi cages” on South Vietnam’s pris ble.” and three other persons to the the 800-year-old ruins 166 miles Prison, Anderson asked the Gov. John Dempsey was also railroads In an unfavorable eco Zatkowski Heads Jrs. Misses, ^ Size Dresses put into the record. dent Nixon in a July I television on island of Con Son and had re He added: "Of course, the Island. airea at Angkor Wat and Cam- commandant to show the Amer nomic situation with the possi U interview. peatedly suggested that condi control of this system rests with He apparently did not enter the enemy gone from the main icans the "tiger cages." "I had A bonanza o f Summer fashions! Not all styles in all Ribicoff criticized a “ bureau ble purpose of nationalizing the Hose Co. Again stores. The deployment of SAM-3 tions there be improved.' the Ministry of Interior of the the building, but, according to bodia’s greatest tourist attrac been told they were In com cratic morass at all levels of Industry, It Is difficult to under Henry Zatkowski of 126 Bolton sites along the canal appears to The spokesman could not say Vietnamese government.” one member of the group, Don tion undamaged, by the occupa pound 4," Anderson said. government,” and said that in stand why they have chosen this St. was re-elected lor his eighth Unlined Nylon Jackets ^ scuttle the previously held Nix whether the Americans had The U.S. Embassy statement Luce, an interpreter, told the tion. Ae they stood before an un Washington "no less than 18 time of lowest ebb in the rail term as captain of-Hose Co. ; on administration theory that urged the removal of the cages, was issued in response to news Congressmen afterward that camouflaged door In the wall of Our Reg. 3.99 & 4.39 Navy or white in sizes S,M,L. agencies and departments” have roads’ fortunes to further disad A general lull continued in of the Eighth District Fire De the Soviet missile and fighter In which several hundred pris men’s queries concerning asser they had no right to enter the compound 4, Anderson pressed 7 ply frame with a say In controlling the Sbund vantage them by striking Impor other Cambodian battle areas partment, at its annual meeting overlays. Nylon and Its shoreline. crews were deployed far from oners on the island are said to tions by two U.S. Congressmen building because the Viet as well as in South Vietnam. the issue of the cages, even to Washaye Shorls q Q tant trunk lines over the Issue of asking where that door led. last Wednesday at fire head OurReg.3.99Summershorts;sizesS - 15,6- 14. stringing. 3.99 Ribicoff has introduced a bill the battle zone and were prima be incarcerated. and others who accompanied namese did not want them South Vietnamese gunshlps restoring unneeded firemen to "He said It was to another quarters. Main and Hilliard Sts. In the Senate that would set up rily for defense against Israeli “ All that they (U.S. advisers) them on a visit to the island there. Tennis Press engine crews.” attacked enemy positipns compound.. But Just then—prob .Other officers re-elected are the study commission with a raids deep into the Egyptian can do Is advise the Vietnamese prison 140 miles southeast of The U.S. Embassy spokesman around Kompong Thom, on the Beach Bags Selected hardwoods, A spokesman for the B&O in ably because the guard had L Alfred Vennard, first lieutenant; that certain things be done,” the Saigon in the South China Sea said Tuesday that Walton was Our Reg. 2.99 - 3.99 - 4.99 Rubberized I ' ' ' ’ 2 9 9 ^99 three-year life and empower It mainland. main highway between Phnorn Paul Georek, second lieutenant; 4 major locking points . . . * Baltimore described the walk spokesman said. last week. aware of the existence of the heard the commandant talking interior, reinforced bottoms. -E. Safeo All-t'urpose 88 to recommend measures for But .Lt. Gen. Haim Bar-Lev, Penh and Stem Reap, and ene and Winslow Manchester, sec TOn5TMn$TERf out of firemen, conductors and In a formal statement, the During the visit they managed “ Uger cages" but had never Deluxe Model preserving the Sound’s assets, trainmen as “ sporadic in many Israel's military chief of staff, my mortars hit KomptHig Sepu, (See Page Elgkt) retary-treasurer. Sleepwear Sale said in Tel Aviv Monday Israeli spokesman said, "The U.S. mis to gain access to the prison seen them. another provincial capital south Paul Cervinl and Michael Or- Storage Chest ending water pollution and put places." Croquet Set Flip - Over Broiler pilots believe Soviet rocket sion is aware of shortcomings in where the “ Uger cages"—which "He knew of them through re of Phnom Penh, during the lowski were elcted auditors, and Our Reg. 3.99 Gowns, baby dolls. S, M. I,. ting a stop to shoreline destruc He said early morning com 2.99 Rubber covered qu, It’s an oven, flip it the corrections program here in the Saigon government had al ports from members of his night. Rugged construction, lough Our tion. muter trains between Baltimore crews fired the sophisticated David Mordavsky delegates to A m a I 1 e t s , B,g. « / / over - it’s a broiler. Cooks Vietnam. Our advisory effort ways claimed had been abol- staff,” the spokesman said. plastic handles. Jumbo size Reg. South Vietnamese forces near the State Firemen's Convention. Shifts & Dusters roll - away stand. 11.97 v r # t # everything from cakes to Ishee—were located. Meanwhile, on the battlefront, 2714” xl6)4” xl3>/4” . 19.99 (See Page Seven) (See Page Eit^t) (See Page Eight) and assistance are designed to Svay Rieng, in the southern Our Reg. 3.99 Kudel *' and cotton, eusy care. steaks. #5231 14.88 Communist troops have pulled area of the Parrot’s Beak, were Marcus Set Sizes S,M,L. 2.99 out of at least part of the an also hit by mortars, a commu Sheer Panty Hose Caldors Own at Savings! cient ruins at Angkor In Cam nique in Saigon said, but fight bodia, and the ruins were not ing generally tapered off In the For Visit Our Reg. 1.49 Sandrilun. extra sheer. Choice o f Bottle oflOO Aspirin Caldor damaged by more than a month Cambodian countryside. colors;sizes P.A.T. 99* Special of occupation, authoritative Our Reg. 224 Fast relief from colds, headaches. The U.S. (Command in Saigon To Vietnam Extra Values in Our Girls' Dept. | U.S. Youths Momentarily Stranded in Europe sources reported In Phnom reported two Americans killed Fluoride Toothpaste Penh today. when a gunshlp helicopter was It was not known whether the By DON MEIKLE Our Reg. 44c Fight cavities. PARIS (AP) — Several thou shot down 16 miles southeast of Associated Press Writer Girls’ Nylon Jack ets Viet Cong, North Vietnamese Hue and 66 Americans wounded sand American students found HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Zip ptKkets, striped. Washable. Animal Picture Vitamins and Khmer Rouge troops had in ground fighting and shelling. 1.77 themselves momentarily strand State Sen. Edward L. Marcus Save An Our Reg. 1.49 5 Delicious fruit flavors. Shrub & Hedge Electric Trimmer ed in Europe today after their withdrawn from the entire 60- Troops of the lOlst Airborne Di Our Reg. square - mile Angkor area or announced today he la making Poncho Slack Set 15” double edged blade, 2 M Cincinnati-based tour group vision clashed four times with Our Reg. 4.99 - 5.99 Assorted prints, machine wash EXTRA 5 0 ^ off Low Prices only from Angkor Wat, th ebest a trip to Vietnam in an effort 6-12 Insect Repellant amp. motor. Wraparound Now ■ / ■ E PE E filed for bankruptcy. able. Priced to clear! 299399 preserved and most famous of (See Page Eight) to "bridge the communication Earl 14K Gold & Sterling Charms handle. 20 per store, no rain Only j i L y But spokesmen for the group 3-6k 7- 1,19 8V4 oz. Aerosol Can gap between the government’s in our inventory 67* checks. #101 quickly arranged for an airlift Girls’ Camp Shorts foreign policy and the people of Romantic, Religious, Sports, G ood Luck, etc. for the students—who are In Daniels Our Reg. 1.69 Choice o f wanted colors. Sizes 4 to Deluxe Trimmer #201 ...... 19.99 Connecticut.” Paris, Rome, Cologne, Geneva, 14. -> "I have been assured of ex 1.29 Vienna, Athens and parts of Yu-^ cursions into the combat zones," Thousands of honey-mooners Huge Reductions in Our Boys* Dept. | goslavia—promising “ we have Damage Set at $1 MilKon and tourists who flock to ^ d the contender for the Dem the money.” ocratic nomination for U.S. Sen Bernauda each year often Some of the students took the ator, "to see for myself the miss the real beauty of this Boys’ Walk Shorts Whole affair as a lark, others In Asbury Park Disorders 21-mlle-long island in the sim. morale, the equipment and the Our Reg. 2 .9 9 Polyester/cotIon. Solids, plaids. Sizes | C k C k were bitter and a few were anx Most tourists head . for the AteU RY PARK, N.J. (AP) — normad 22,000 population explod personnel which are required to plush hotels and beach clubs 61018. L eyy ious. But nobody was suffering. 1 "Nobody has been stranded," FlrAbombers and looters rav- ed with summer visitors. Then fight this most unusual of all which .abound in this resort- wars.” Boys’ Jackets asserted T. Budge Hyde, a cti^ agea predominantly Negro came a rampage of looting and filled mid-Atlantic coral par Although Marcus said he fa adise. But few know about president of the World Acade district of this seashore city for rock throwing late Sunday Our Reg. to 5.99 Nylon. Dacron" hfends. cotton. * 7 4 e CE Caldor’s Own Turtle Wax R u jtD b e r maicJ vors a "rapid withdrawal" from Bermuda’s isolated but lovely Sesame Street my, the ill-fated tour group. a second night Monday and po night. Many styles. 4 - 7,8 - 16. N Vietnam, he said he also want off-shore isles, which are D & C Size Batteries High Performance Pak Record and Booklet "They are all safely housed In lice estimated damage at up to City officials ordered a 7 p.m. rarely even visited by native Throw Rug their accommodations and they $1 million. to 6 a.m. curfew, closing bars ed to assure servicemen from Bermudians. These consist of Men's Dept. Specials! Long life Our Rag. 2 for 33d- Educational T.V. Officials said they did not and prohibiting' sales of gaso Connecticut that “ the vast ma a natural chain of less than Nylon plush car- Caldor S ^ lil have their plane reservations batteries for Combination oil stereo L J . record ' D line. jority of the people back home home." Five planes will leave know the cause of~the disorders. Cl • a dozen tiny islands, located flashlights, toys, and gas additive, p e t on vinyl. 7 includes poster and Police reported about 65 ar respect them, believe In vdiat at the mouth of the ClasUe Action Knit Shirts Non - slip base, s k New York today and seven For most of the night, police radios, etc.. 10 99 boosts power. 1.19 booklet. 2.94 1.99 rests and hospitals counted they are doing, and support Harbour. The only inhabi Our Reg. 3.49 Woven or knit fabric Dacron“/c o llo n .O C g , * 17H’’x28” . ■ more Wednesday to evacuate carrying shotguns 6nd riot them In every way." tants on these . widly beauti s , m , l . - ^ • O O half of the stranded youths. more than 40 injured, mostly by sticks patrolled the outer bound ful ifilands are very rare Hyde said there were about flying glass or hurled objects. aries of the area. The Asbury Marcus described the war as sea-birds and a species of No-Iron Dress Shirts Sterling &^ilver Plated Hollowware Only 1 Week;ek Special! At least 10 buildings were de Park police force of 60 was rein “the most difficult foreign pol small lizard. 3,000 students on the tour pro Our Reg. 1.99 Short sleeve, spread collar. I009f. X e gram throushout Europe. stroyed. forced by 100 state troopers and icy problem we face." +hrtpjo-Ln±: 9.6 Cu. Ft. Pc^ce sealed o tt a 21-block "It Is destroying the U.S. Need someone you can polyester.Size 14 - 17 MiOrO Save an EXTRA "We already sent 000 to 700 of about the same number of po trust when it comes to them home in the past few days, area as up to 1,000 young licemen from neighboring com economy, is dividing our coun making travel plans ? Our Domestic Department Values! Refrigerator up to today,” he added. Negroes roamed the streets. munities. try, it is polarizing our com staff at DANIELS World Academy and four of Commuter trains bypassed Negities form about 40 per munities,'7. he said. TRAVEL AGENCY are Our Rog.'$179 its subsidiaries filed voluntary the city’s railroad station, which cent of the permanent popula- Marcus said there must be Vinyl Table Cloth stands on the fringe of the trou bankruptcy petitions Monday in Uem here. no more extensions of the war always ready to serve bled sector, after young blacks OurReg.2 .9 9 - 3.99Textured linen - look. Wliite or 1 C k C k UJ3. District Court of Chicin- Meanwhile, a housing dispute Into Cambodia or any other na you— travel, the way you gold. 54x72,54x90 or round. X o j Z Frao fired rocks and bottles at the Charge natl. j fanned Negro tdolence in So tion without the consent of Oon- want to travel—at a Local passing' coaches. DaHvory The agency’s brochure had of merville, fn the central area of gre^. And he called for "rapid cost that’s right for you. 8 j 4 ’ x l l ' i ’ A police car and a fire chief's the state. There young Negroes withdrawal" of all U.S. forces fe r ^ the young people “ the best car —.both unoccupied — Were We can arrahge for per o( all summers,” a study trip to disrupted borough council from Vietnam. Room Rug Size Family size refrigerator with full width slide overturned. sonally escorted tours, Ehirope with school work and meeting in a dispute over plans The nation must be sure that Our Reg. 44.99 999f nylon. 1% other fibers. Choice out crisper. Freezer stores a big 50.4 pounds. Police Chief Thomas S. Smith, one day, a week-end, a classroom credit worked in. for a housing project and then “ we tvill never again be em o f decorator colors. Smart, modem styling. (Price in effect thru a Negro who grew up In the whole vacation! C?om- Saturday.) , "We are no longer financially roamed domtown, - smashing broiled in another Vietnam,” he area, was at a loos to explain plete world-wide travel aMe to meet commitments for windows In ^stores and busi said. what trig(gered the outbreak. nesses. Some ^ ots were heard Marcus plana to leave Wed service. 35 Barry Road, \ transjtortaUoa and accommoda “There are so many things tion," a statement from the or by newsmen, 'but no Injuries nesday from Bradley Tntomy. Tel. 646-3012. that could have Caused this,” he ganization said. An attorney were 'repotted. Uonal Airport and arrive in Sai Sale: Hon. Thro W d. said. "Kids are hollering that Chief Thomas S. Smith says gon on Saturday. He will be in HELPFUL HIN-ra MANCHESTER WATERBURY said the firm had assets o< they can’t get Jobs and there’s Old and wpm socks pulled WALUNCFORD about $800,(X)0 and debts of $4 he is confuised by his city’s Vietnam three days. over your sboes^ will keep 1145 Tclintf Tiripikt 2M0 Miwall Am. Uk«WM4 A Wtictit R4. It. 49 no recreation." racial trouble. In response to a- reporter's It. 5 At HtrlAti Um millloin. ^ Smith said there were some ^our shoes from Miling other 'Bhiropean travel '' agencies 'What sets' him, apart from question, Marcus siaid he was hings in your suitcase. dtti6r ■ t ' : \ .