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Lane, Wapplng; John M. Pri­ elementary music. She received Manchester mus,, 18 Buckingham St.; Eliza­ Reviewing? Board Okays a BA in 1968 from St. Nor- Wipco Suit Average Daily Net Press Run beth Robinson, 7 Olcott Dr.; John Gruber, The Herald’s bert College and taught last BW The Week Ended < The Weather Hospital Notes Mark B. Smolin, Mt. Vernon year In Cuyahoga Falls,. OlUq. music critic, is wondering if done 28, 1988 Clear, not so cool tonight. Dr., Rockville; Mrs. Elizabeth someone is giving him "a Staff Shfits She is a resident of Manchester. Withdrawn J. Stasko, Warehouse, Point; I Lbw in upper 50k. Tomorrow L. ^ VISITINO HOURS song and dance.” ’The Board of Education Mon­ Salary $7,000. ) ( Wipco MlUwork Inc. of 73 TW- Mrs. Frances A. Steams, East sunny, watmer. High in the mid Intermediate Care Semi- day night approved the follow­ Mrs. Clara T. Smith to teach land Tpke. has withdrawn its Hartford; Joseph Thompson, 101 A news release, addressed elementary music. She received 15,459 80a. private, noon-2 p.m., and 4 p.m. to J ( ^ Gruber, music editor, ing professional appointments suit of a month ago against the / ! 8 p.m.; private rooms, 10 a.m.- Hemlock St.; Edward Tomlin-' for the 1969-70 school year; a BS from the University of Manchester— 4 City of VUiawe Charm son, 4 Fox Hill Dr., Rockville; tells of a "Silver Pigskin Bridgeport and has taught In Town of Mancherier and Ron- 2 p.m., and 4 p.m.-8 p.m. ' Award,” Nov. 2, to the win­ Mrs. Diane Cannon to teach Mrs. Ceclle M. Vaeello, 28 Bolton and Tolland. She is a cari Industries of Granby. VOL. LXXXVHI, NO. 280 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) AdnerMalng au M) Pediatrics: Parents allowed ner of a New York Giants special education and social RIANCHESTER,' CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1969 PRICE TEN CENTS any time except noon-2 p.m.; Brent Rd.; Kenneth F. White, studies at Manchester High resident of Tolland. Salary $7,- The withdrawal follows an Hartford. and Philadelphia Eagles foot­ 000. others, 2 p.m.-8 p.m. ball game next Saturday. School. She received a BS in agreement reached In a Munic­ Self Service: 10 a.m.-2 p.m., BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son January from the State Univer­ Mrs. Patricia A. Voelkl to ipal Building meeting between to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hall, ’The game and the award are teach mathematics at Bennet 4 p.m.-8 p.m. annual Jaycees events. sity of New York at Brockport, representatives of Wipco, the Intensive Care and Coronary 163 Terrace Dr., Rockville; a and was a teacher of special Junior High School. She re­ town, and Roncari. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Rich­ Perhaps the letter was Care: Immediate family only, education at Benjamin Franklin ceived a BS in 1965 from Cen­ Seale Indicted ard Trombley, Windsor Locks; sent to Mr. Gruber because tral Connecticut State College Wipco had sought an injunc­ U.S. Tries to Cut Viet Violence anytime, limited to flve min- High School in Rochester, N. Y. tion in Hartford (bounty Su­ ntes. a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. the award will be part of the and taught until this year in For Murder for two months. She is a resi­ perior Court to enjoin the town Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m.- Donald Borden, Eart Hartford; between-halfs entertainment. Stamford. She is a resident of Israel Asks dent of Storrs. Salary, 87,000. W o rld a son to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Weston, Conn. Salary, $7,860. and Roncari from allecredly NEW lU'VBN, Conn, (AP) 12:4S p.m., and 0:80 p.m.-8 Mrs. Jean D. Joimson to trespassing on its N. Main St. But Withdrawal Steps Deferred p.m.; others, 3 p.m.-4 p.m., and McOartan, 5 Hollister St.; a — Bobby Seale, Black Pan­ Marlon P. Roy, 108 Prospect teach Grade 3 at Waddell ’The board accepted the resig­ property. In addition, it had 0:80 p.m.-8 p.m. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Sam­ St.; Joan M. Lusa, 12 Sunrise nation of Mrs. Barbara Krell, PARIS (AP) The United nam. Since North Vietnam did a negotiaUon setUement is im- ther chairman, was Indicted School. She received her BA sought $16iO(X) in damages. tor first degree muitler here Age Limits: 10 In maternity, uel Swain, 42 Hany Lane, Rock­ Dr., Rockville; Mrs. Patricia currently on leave of absence, States said today it had taken not respond, President Nixon possible as long as North Viet- from Beaver College in Jenkin- Roncari has the contract for yesterday fai connection with 12 in other areas, no limit In ville; a daughter to Mr. and G. Shaw, Ixmdon Rd., Hebron; and released two teachers ap­ major iniUativies to reduce the has deferred action on forther nam rejects the principle of a towni, Pa. in 1950, and her M. constructing a portion of the the Mhy 21 slaying of another self-service. Mrs. Charles Flechaus, 426 W. Mrs. Alice B. Gagnon, 60 West- Ed. from Hilly College in pointed In July. Miss Ann Le- level of violence in the Viet- troop withdrawals. It was em- mutual withdrawal of all ix>n- Middle Tpke.; a son to Mr. and Northeast Sewer Interceptor. Black Famiher. Seal's law­ wood St. Hartford in 1954. A resident of Shay, appointed to teach Grade namese war, including a curtail- ’ phasized. South Vietnamese troops from A id Je w s Part of the Interceptor crosses The admlnlNlration reminds Mrs. David Garrison, 26 Lenox yers are fighUiv fats extradi­ E g y p t Also, Mrs. Edward Cox and 7 social studies at Bennet, be­ at. Manchester, she previously the Wipco property at Stock PI. ment o< B62 raids in South Viet- ’The United States warned that South Vietnam. tion from California to Con­ visitors that with construction son, RPD 1, Grant Hill Rd., came ill while traveling in DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: taught in Bristol, West Hart­ and N. Main St., where the U.S. Ambassador Henry Ca- necticut under way, parking space Is Tolland; Mrs. Robert Rouleau ford, and for three years at Europe and will not be return­ By ’HIE ASSOCIATED PRESS Mrs. Louise P. Glode, Box 194A, town has a 30-foot right-of-way. hot Lodge told the S2nd session limited. Visitors are asked to and son, 101 South St., Rock­ Waddell. Salary, $10,160. ing to this country for several Rt. 3, Coventry; Nat F. Kuntzel- Wipco, while acknowledging of the deadlocked peace talks Israel’s parliament call­ bear with the hospital while the ville. Mrs. Sally D. Jones to ^^each months. Mrs. Nancy Muehlman, that more than ISO battaUems of parking problem exists. man, 140 Bryan Dr.; Mrs. Ella the 1 ,000-foot-long, right-of-way, ed on ail nations of the Live below your means. Grade 6 at Buckley School. She named a special education claimed that the contractor’s regular North Vietnamese M. Messier, 206 Union St.; received her BA in June, 1968 teacher at Robertson School, Is forces are “acJUvely engaged world today to help save Francois Colombat, 106H Blue- trucks were traspassing on its Ulster Aide from the State University of moving from the area. land and disturbing the surface. agalnri South Vietnam.” the Jews of Iran, Syria If you'd like to gel around the high cost of liv­ field Dr.; Philip Tomazlo, 62 Blast at Munitions Plant Patients Today: 2S8 New York at Cortland, and Clerical appointments made In the agreement which pre­ I and Egypt "before it is too 2 ing, we have a suggestion: Dogwood Lane, Wapplng; Ste­ Kills Man, Injures 9 “R is thus impossible tor the taught Grade 5 last year in Tire Mrs. Carol M. Hagenow, ceded the withdrawal of the late.” It also demanded an Cut down on the high cost of getting oround ADMITTED YESTERDAY: ven L. Connell, 62 Dart Hill secreta^ in the office of eo- , people of South Vietnam to de­ Pledg es Law NEWHALL, CaMf. (AP) — An North Colonle, N. Y. She is a suit, Wipco accepted assurances termine their own future freely urgent United Nations in­ Frederick L. Bigelow, Bast Rd., Wapplng: Karen L. Karu- ordlnatot’rofxyouto services; and And buy o Volkswagen. It's only |i70e. explosion rocked a munitions resident of Newington. Salary, by the town and Roncari that unless these troops from North vestigation into the plight That's around $1200 less Ihbn' the overage Hartford; Daniel M. Boland, 39 zis. East Hartford; Jeannlne M. $7,000. Mrs. HarleneW. Hawkes, pay­ Steplien St.; Charles B. Case and flare manufacturing plant its property will be restored,’ as Vietnam return to North' Viet­ of Jews in Arab lands. LaBreck, 134 Oakland St.; Ra­ Mrs. Bernadette C. Neal to roll clerk. John J. Merz was ap­ On V o tin g amount paid for a new car todoy. Ileove it in the Jr., 104 Woodslde St.; Mrs. building Tuesday night, kllUng closely as possible, to its orig­ nam,” he weiit on. The Knesset was called out of bonk. More's coming.) chel L.. Hardy, Bloomfield. one man and louring nine oth­ teach home economics at Man­ pointed custodian. inal condition. Doris A. Douglas, East Hart­ Also Dennis J . Dunn, Gilead ”TWs Is why It Is imposstble BELFAST, Northern Ireland summer recess for a special A VW soves you hundreds of dollars on upkeep ers, riieniff’s deputies said. chester High School She re­ In a related action, this one to achieve a negoHated settle- (AP) - A leader of Northern ford; James P. Dower, 33 Emily St., Hebron; Sharon L. Sulli­ sesrion to discuss the execution over the years. Dr., Rockville; Raloh W. Frank­ Last ’Thursday a blast caused ceived her BS from Farmington concerning a separate condition ment until the Democratic Re- Ireland’s government reported- Mondity of 15 alleged Iraqi van, 78 Horton Rd.; Mrs. Eve- 695 Firms Added It takes pints, not quarts, of oil. lin, Goering Rd., Tolland; Emil one death In an explosive-mak­ (Maine) State Teachers’ Col­ on the same property, Wipco puUic of (North) Vietnam is ly pf^mlsed wide-ranging civil spies. Including two Jew*. Nine lege in 1953 and her MA from COLUMBUS, Ohio—Ohio list­ W. Gerich, 8 Progress Ave., ijm Hodgkin, 106 Sycamore ing plant at another company’s agreed to furnish the pipe and wtlUng to act on the principle righto legtolaUon Wettoewlay V other Jews were execiited In Not ope iota of antifreeze. nearby site. ed 696 new firms and 2,623 ex­ RookvUle; Lisa D. Gorman, Lane; Mrs. Ethel G. Scott, 21 the University of Connecticut in Roncari the labor to rectify a that aU non-South Vietnamese nlipit. Including equal voUng Baghdad earlier this year. And it gels about 27 miles to the gallon. The Wellesley Rd.; Henry N. Mer- Fire officials said there was 1969. A resident of Vernon, she pansions in 1968, with ■ new possible washout of an 8th overage car (thirsty devil that |t isl only gets 14. Menrow Rd., Tolland; Conrad J. forces will leave South Viet- righto for Roman Cathollca in h ■n>o parliament unanimously has taught in Maine, Bloom­ capital investment exceeding Hauk, Ekist Hartford; Thomas cier, 689 Main St., Apt. 18; Mrs. no suspicion of arson or saba- Utilities District sewer line. us™-” local elecUons. ap|m>ve<| a call to "all stated, So the more you drive, the more you save. toge. l^th firms Involved have field, and Vernon. Salary, $2.4 billion. Employment gen­ C. Hovey, Blast St., Hebron; Betty, T. Cobleigh, Elm Hill The line parallels the intercep­ North Vietnamese delegate _. and parliamente w l» uphold hu­ And chances ore, you'll drive it for years and extensive defense contracts, of­ $10,460. erated by the growth was 124,- Curtiss G. Howard, 8 Bolton Rd., Vernon; Robert M. Spendo- tor and runs to the District Xuan Thuy immediately r ^ - man righto, us well as to reli­ years. (Since we never chonge the style, a VW linl. East Hartford; Roger Gou­ ficials said. Mrs. Janeit P. Rhode to teach 346, Sewage Plant. ed Hanol’i long-standtogA?^- Center Rd.; Jorg likens, RD 4, ^ given this pledge at a dln- gious heads In the world, to take never goes out of style.) Coventry; Mrs. Lucille S. Ja ­ let, Hartford. tlon of any mutual troop with- .. ^ acUon wlt)iout delay to save the Of course, a VW's not much to' look at. So o drawaL which vtolUng British mbs, 125 Brookfield St. Also, Mrs. Helen C. . Aubln, ‘ Home Secretaiy Jam es Callagh- Jews, lot of people buy 0 big flashy cor just to sove face. Also, Mrs. Agnes A. Kamin­ 164 Park St.; Patricia A. Foun- He denounced the American invited a dozen persons rep- "Israel will not cease Its ef- Try putting thot in the bonk. ski, fihuat Haittford; Charles E. tadn, 467 N. Main St.; Anthony demand as a trick to prolong pesentti* ah aldea of the rell- (ori.e prtv fains'sH" by falling to Investl- Dubuque, Lean Insisted on Its extremely unrea- Catholic civil righto movement St.; Barry J . Ota, Dogwood son. West Wlllington; Mrs. Be sure to buy enough tender Pinehurst meat for I 3ciV6 20c Lb* J gnle Ute situation of Jews In sonable demand of mutual with- ^^ose c :^ p a l^ to learned the long weekend . . . Most stores will be closed * dravml, which we have many nUlitanto. Because Frank Synborski, construction worker at the Bell Telephone Ck>., site la led Arab cmintries while conducting HAM all day Monday, Labor Day. an Investigation of alleged I a- I OSCAR MAYER J \ tomes criticized and r e j e ^ ; ” elecUona to based away after being hit on the head withdebris tossed during demonstration near We will have some of the finest hams . . . Boneless ' LEAN SLICED Thuy said P'^operty taxes and moat pro- raell atroclUes in occupied An exhausted, wounded infantryman of the 196th "Undoubtedly, by putUng for- P^^y le owned by Proteatants, the U.S. Steel building in Pittsburgh. (AP Photofax) lands 3 Lb. dan Fleur di Lis from Dubuque . . . Hockless from Mor-1 She said the commission's Presents •3.49 ward thla demand, the United ‘he Catholics claim they are not ^ 1 Infantry Brigade, Americal Division, drinks cool rell and First Prize. Lamb Legs . . . Corned Beef.. . BACON States alms at finding sbme Jus- represented on the local coun- InvesUgtUlon of Arab altrgatlons water poured from C ration can during fighting in tlfication for sending its troops oils which hand out many Jo^ of Israeli atrocities "In tact en­ Pot Roasts and Oven Roasts will be in demand. I couraged Iraqi rulers to go , S^b., Importud Hiep Due Valley, 30 miles south of Da Nang. He to the other end ot the globe to and decide who gets public Have at least one outdoor picnic so that mother' invade 'Vietnam, and at equat- housing. |>eiile __ work cloUtes, said they reported Tuesday while neEpdltilorn tried '*,'[**'** /ea ^u e Oscar Moyar Hrst Priia HAMS Ready to g/jnn Pentagon Says Hanoi ^mislead PUDUC opiraon. I.y.Crowds . of . ~he^ Some 260 ^ S-?”” „ g etmstruc t«-l««es and ‘'I''tJl'-'” are virtually ” In Grata & Waigd People the world over de- C^ahollcs cheered lto aj he workers unhappy With an industrv priMm." Tltr only way to save Dubuqua 1 mand of the Nixon AdmlnUara- toured areas of Belfast where ^ ^ deciding The orde7came frt.m owner* “dded, Is to let them Oscar Mayor (See Page Seventeen) for two work days march- to march on city hall. »f 10 major prttjrcl* Involving leave their ctamirle* of rrM Repli[acing Lost Men (See Page Eight) drnce "before It to too la te " U For Your ed through Pittsburgh’s ..w* ju#t want to go beck to million, turgrt* Ttie J.dOO Jew* In Iraq "are You can't go WASHINGTON (AP) — The Pentagon said today streets today, then gather- work,” said on* of the worker*, l" of angry proterii loafers for women G rill... North Vietnam sent about 100,000 troops into South ed at the City-County He Mtlmatod that each day “jy white (See Page Eight) wrong wMi Vietnam during the first half of this year, enough to Building. oti toe job wo* tv.sllng each ‘V-numatrator* Block Island— Frash “substantially replace” enemy combat losses. There they chanted: "We worker an average of $48, and Meanwhile. the PINEHURST Reports Say Soviets Mull want to work! We want to work, an Ironworker said he wu» lo»- natitoinl labor director ot a olvll A. Soft Glove Leathers in block or SWORDfsiSH ■ The Pentagon figured enemy - Franri* D<*ni€‘N brown. Knit fit cushioned lining for killed during that period at infiltration figure for the work!" They later Ing $62 n day organUntlon «ald lislny Frash Pork changed thelitheir chant to; "Wal- A delegation of *1* union lead- J"" utmost comfort. AA-B-C widths 5 STEAKS 93,653 but said that loss would j,alf of 1969 Is half the infll« Hittins Chinese Atomic Sites SPARERIBS be expanded when prisoners, tratlon figure for the corre- “ lace in... '72! Wallace In ’72, er. went Inside the building to ' Ariuing iHruel to 10. woimded and defections are WASHINGTON (AP) - Ac- U.S. government to that Rusaia ^ Corteirt, ^ Si. k ^.d^mnlto lLt"in.7^ I'AlllS IAI‘I 'The pr G Loon PORK CHOPS 4Seo Page Eight) added in. , .„pivpA here Comiminlst China will re- 1968 preeldenUal candidate public safety director. The tlem- Negror* be nakesman's oifl- agencies agree that Infiltration more money to work with on doubt on the truth of these re- However, these could be ctsl comment cam* as first WHIP GROUND MEAT PORTIONS i SAIGON (AP) ~ The Green the-fUfern Hereto when Ihetr for- along with seven ottier Green By K ra ft TENDER LEAF is lower this year and that there domestic projects when the ports, which crime from West- two yeara. and x. • ^ i*’n.rt^KtiofM A»*JiPte (rf>m the Arab work! $ 00 They re all ready to grill broil or fry!] may be a decline of cneir.y Vietnam war ends, a key eco- ern party circles following the if they are aimed ut Russia, this ! " " j J ' ' ' ' ' ' " ‘•fet* on < hargo. 0/ rourdrr ,H„pp,gmment strength in South Vietnam as a nomic adviser to President Nix- Communist Qp)gress In Moscow ^.^.-inge the military changed h ^ th^e h ^ u n e 20 ‘fatal shtxAlng of a .....hcon.iHracy to mur.tor French 1 0 U. S. CHOICE CHUCK • TEA result.___ .. . on predicts. last June. situation. ^ ' rt ^ (Imeflerne*times tzii>thisuu. year,vea.r. willw.ii hitvaniivanave onooifirvoai-anotti- VivtnAiiiMtf*VlHnampseviemamrwe man,manmen, re|wrtouroiMirtaflrciiort#d inw n„c«uru *.,___ ti ,of * «*. Vineyard___ ^ I lave,,. ,„Hcy ^ But whereas the State Depart- "What any reasonable projec- Versions from some other Russia would " com^nander. an Army hsve h*vr been a double ageningrni „,„„„a„d -n,r change, however, w«u 100 Bags _ WAS BEEF PATTIES ment said it viewed the develop ig £,^0^ Western ^legates at the meet- have a llmlteci time span within „ ...... ■•n' *’ M«y » *<«■»»• relieved ,d,,r|y forec ast by l-resM*nl ment ' as "significant," Fried- room ahead to i7 bs than the discount the reports to hit Ch ne-e liia leir fa- Michael D. He^ey, twist In toe murder,case, which .,f his duties July 31 and Isim BOYS' ARD GIRLS' Perfectly proportoned to fit the bun I | G roncs Poni$»tdou ateMs first SCHOOL SPECIAL helm said: ”We interpret this aggregate of projects and Ideas “ exaggeraUona or as dellber- piiitv^ i( they wish to eUm'n-ile “ veteran U.« BpeHal Forces broke Aug 8 »N-res iismed ss his successor cvmference last July 10. At Fuss-free—no mess, no bother. Cook evenly, taste 1 cautiously.” ss s e j mirtnformatiun promoted by ut^r ne.’ghhor'M nuclear power otU cfr He will succ eed lark Narrow and Medium WIdthB thrashing fish tas Frank , Brocato and 214 to a (Boyi'l ...... 4.99 Sirloin Tip Oven Roast99a | keep Mtlng and gTMtshlng lor 20 minutes and l>lue from a wtilplesh three- days "Boots" Caiandrlno ducked away from after their heads have been cut off " 6V4 to 12 (M*n'i) ...... 5.99 3 In Pkg. 39c Whole Fiaoher Cut about 15 lbs. (Cut to Order) I earlier 8 2.99 $1.19 GMmt* the shark's snapping jaws. . But tile Martneland oolleetors want -a ' Til* blue shark Is orw fo Do- prectirtt Oven Remly, 4 to 6 Ibe. or Urgw—U. S. CHOICE ■ As toe shark's writhing body flashed their aharlca alive and unharmed to FOAMY sharks you ever »ee ' .„id Calahdri by Brocato and Caiandrlno, they man­ be seen in toe new tank, beltoved to be 11 SIRLOIN HP OVEN Lemon & Lima no I the world's largert .both Iro milsive BOYS’ FAMILY aged to grab two fins. ^ 4 ^ SHAVING CREAM Then thr three men hurled the'“120- water and through underwater viewing "Isxdt at tost rrKJUlh full of leeu, " Jumping-Jacks GIRLS’ COLGATE ROAST BEEF ♦1.191 bound beast Into one of two tanks on wln.-low( Hr*x .lto -..lid ' Afvl Check il.- hide INFANTS’ TooHipott* ♦1.19 the deck of the 40-foot boat To capture the brilliant blue fuh with amckito when rubbed In one dirrctlon, Bottom Round Pot Roost It was the second blue shark taken white unierbelly the three men rigged tike a rasp rubber! the, other way flomellmes they're trth when we JJ (Swiss Steak or London Broil). Daytinw within minutes In the choppy channel a sim ple but IngenicxM device 6.75 Ox. Center cuts between the Sexitoem California coast They became cowboys in the %es catch Uiem Most of the time in a wild 73c frenxy Once he smells bkxxl good- BLOCK CHUCK—<'ENT*at CUT PAMPERS and Santa Catalina Island Utasoing sharks Caiandrlno, skipper of toe GerOnlmo. 8pcNti« .ackle-shaped pectoral fins ^•y \ . , POT ROAST ; »a«1AS to^ collect Ing boat for Martneland ' o# skimming/tne'top of the p(,cifu . CaUn- Th< , Oalahna t,)lunrVl 1 A 4ltye ')elth n Om. CE.NTER C'UT ' i \ the Pacific, cjutckly hCadec:) for toe drino mkneuvereeJ the tJereWumo in blue ( kftsrks ^kt Umri wt--n ' smsti The new d e ^ boots Tor your youngest scholars. Not quite boots UVORIS Oceansrium les* than five miles away. clcsse ' to his prey Ixiats have sunk, no ago- of Issiin hsv* . .. n6t just up-tronts. Boot-shoes for class-tinie ond the new cas­ CHUCK STEAK 'They've got to have room to swim." He sprinkled chopped m srkerel csi the been found rmly l;(c )a' r1pt>*d AO I CHUCK GROUND...... lb Otej- . g PAMPERS explained Brocato. Mor.neland's direc­ lurtace A Uue ahsrk. one of the and lorn carrying teeth marks ual-time pant looks. Sleeked with'polished, antiqued finishes . greedwst deniseru of the se, gulped ^ I . 0 t ( r o u n d s t e a k g r o u n d ...... lb. tor of collections Already both beasts Blue sharks w ere q sA le d in ttie vlslnt- si3S I are In temi-ehock , the ball " constructed for famous Jumping-jacks' flexib lity and ht. Accord­ ly o f th* Jan IS I'rated X lr iJfsew crash ing to size, An infantryman of the l% th In fa n ^ Brigade, "Sharks take oxygen through tlyelt’ Then Caiandrlno IM out a stssl line in Itu- Parilic 5 crasri ihst Px,k th* gills as they Twlm i-w.ftiy torougtV44le' with hieedtog mackerel dangling from lives of 3* Jierscjns One >4 tl.e txslles Americal Division, yells out to hia buddies Wednes­ s»a T h ry can't idle In the wstei;; If a 12-fool ipetal pole ne’. r h, Ix-en found Frank Hrucato, cowlxiy of the m b , pullx his hand GIRLS' SIZES. 121/2-4. .♦ they dO; .(h

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tTAGB TW O MANCHESTEii Ev e n i n g h e r a l d . Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n .. Th u r s d a y , a u g u s t 28, i969 BIAiffCHESTER E V E l^ G HERAW). MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1969 PAGE THREE Manchester v Hehron South Windsor Mayor Lee Asks Coventry STAR GAXER^ P D i T O MOVIE AUDIENCE SheinwoM on Bridge Your neighbor has been to By CLAY R. POLLAN- • ••♦•••GUIDE******* LIIRA Hospital Notes PINTO, People Interested A SERVICE OE FILM-MAKERS Probe in Eielson ^ ARin l e t t h e OPPONENTS TAKE ^ MAR. 51 Your Daily Activity Guidt In NEircotlcs Treatment Or- John Sibun AND THEATERS. GOP^s Fireworhs Display Former Teachers Sought the new PILG RIM M IL L S ,,, A cco rd in g to tho Stan. TdUB FINESSES LKsmissal Case APR. 19 g-anlzation Inc., Is now open Thtae mtinpt apply to fiimt NORTH ^32-42.46.34 To develop message for Fridoy, VISITING HOURS , 22-25-44-54^ Monday through Wednesday rtlosMd Rt1«f Nuv 1.1960 ^ By ALFRED SHEINWOLD ♦ Q4 >'36.62.68 read words corresponding to numbers 56-5979-00^ Intermediate Care Seml- W ill W rite Scheduled S u n d a y Night N E W HAVEN, Conn. (A P )— For Home-Bound Pupils of ydbr Zodiac birth sign^ ' evenings, 6:80 to 10, In the <:) 8 7 6 4 3 , f TAURUS SCORRIO lirlvate, noon-2 p.m., and 4 p.m. THIS SEA L Beginners love ' to take Mayor Richard C. Lee has bottom floor of the Williams O A Q 7 ^The South UTndsor Repub- The Ship Is being converted APR. so 1 You've 31 Duties 61 8« OCT 23 8 p.m.; private ropmii, 10 a.m.- in adt Indicalat lha illm waa finesses: if the Gnesse works, Arnold Pressman, director of Thos/e named have earned an Building o f St. MEU-y’s Epis­ 4|k A 10 3 called for an investigation into I MAY SO 2 Mistokes 32 Be 62 Fine NOV. 21 2 p.m., and 4 p.m.-8 p.m. Town History aubfliittad and approvad undar the beginner je ts something for Hcan Town Committee will hold *rom a "special” attack carrier Pupil Personnel Services in the academic Index of not leas than tfN26.3S-49.52 3 A 33 Older 63 Love-making copal Church on Psu-k St. EAST Circuit Court Judge Rodney S. 4 Some 34 Or 64 Chongeoble 24-28-37-i Pediatrics: Parents allowed tha Motion Picture Coda nothing. Eheperts hEite to take Its third annual fireworks dis- form er role of antl- local schools, has issued a plea 3.28 out of a possible 4.0. ij61.64.81.83 An ex-EuldIct, a parent of a Qelson's dlsmiasal of a crimin­ 5 Let 35'Coreful 65 Are 53-63-72 any Ume except noon-2 p.m.; The DouglEis Library Associ­ of Salf-Regulation. finesses: if Qie finesse loses, 65 ♦ 10873 2 play this Sunday evening at the submarine warfare carrier. to form er teachers in town who Gerald Park Officer* GEMINI 6 Good 36 Of i 66 Persons drug user, and a professional 9 KQ T T ^ Marine Ci^. Anthg Taylor, John Horton, Albert week of the case against Victor Carlson, treasurer, and Mrs. 16 Concenfrote 46Teomwork JAN 19 Maternity: Fatbers, 11 a.m.- Opening lead — jEmk of Dia­ 4^ J4 2 At 6 there will be a display of fore entering the service In and critical stwrtage of teach­ 17 Indicoted 47 Other 77 Romance Hilding, Mrs. HEirry Megson' under 16 not adwlttad, un- antique automobiles presented February 1966 Bell, who police said had com­ Julia Richards, secretjiry. 1. 3- 7.11 leO n 48 Looks 78 Todoy 8-19-20-33^ 12:48 p.m., and 0:30 p.m ;-8 Police Log monds.^ South West North East ers for this at both the primary cS>36-38-82-84 41-60-74 ^ and Mrs. John LEircomb, tuis laaa accompaniad by parani by the AnUque Automobile Mu- _!____ mitted seven robberies, wound­ Board members are Lionel 19 Expenses 49 Not 79 Thoughts p.m .; others, S p.m.-4 p.m., and West opened the jack of dla.- 1 C? Pass 3 Pass and secondary level.” LEO 20 Through 50 In 80 Dominote AQUARIUS commissioned John Sibun of or adult guardian. seum of Slater St.. Manchester. Manchester Ehenlng Herald ing several of his victims with Jean. Harvey Barrette, Peter 21 Ideos i 51 And 81 Or 6:80 p.m.-8 p.m. monds, Eind declarer won in 4 All Pass JAN. 50 ARRESTS Bast St. Ets historlEui to write Pony rides will be available for subsHtute correspondent Relta a knife. Teachers are paid on an hour­ Sadloski, John D'Agata and JUlYSS 22 Join 52 To 02 Your A ge Lim its: 16 In maternity, ® Paraona under t6 not ad­ dummy. He drew one. round of 23 Superiors 53 On 83 Indecisive Richard Dorey, 26, of 489 the book. the children until dark. Refresh- Adams, tel. '644-0600. Eielson (Ssmissed the case, ly basis for these services and Ronald Punty. George Lynch 1s n m ___ ^ AUG. 55 EEs'18 12 In other areas, no lim it in mitted. Thii age raatrictlon trumps with the see, cashed the t 24 Your 54 Don't 64 Ppstticxi Woodbridge St., charged with ments will be available through- ______Lee said, because of "a delay can set up their own schedule tax collector. 9-10-23-34 self-service. A history, up to the period 25 The 55 Con 05 Promote 13-29-39-43/^ may be higher in certain rest o f the diamonds and then points in high cards Eind 1 point and hours of teaching, he said. FABRIC DEPARTMENT BTORES '47-57-66 26 8e 56 Let 06 To 69-70-77 operating a motorcycle without of 1908, had previously been out the. entire evening. of a few minutes in the produc­ D araaa. Check thaatar or gave East his trump trick. to r the doubleton. Hito is Home-bound instruoUon gener­ VIRGO 27 Your 57 Importont 87 Money PISCES Thb administration reminds license. Court date Sept. 8. written. At the time o f the 260th At 6:30 Walter Umberfleld, fila ‘W fATl’t I tion of a police report.” He said 20 Mind 58 Priiduce 88 Higher-ups advartiilng. EEist returned the three of enough for an opUonEd opening ally requires from three to '4 3 4 Oakland St., Route 83, Manchester--^ 29 Not 59 Depressir>g 89 Goin fEB 19 visitors that with construction Anniversary of the town. Dr. well-known local magician, who *• the “ short delay was caused by Rockville spades, and South considered a bid, but you decline the option seven hours per week of the 30 Sink 60 Are 90 Them MAR SO under way, parking space Is Lloyd DavldEion, 22, of 78 Wal­ Charles Larcomb planned to Pnntod at a public aarvica performed for more than 100 the fact that the N ew Haven Open Daily 10 am to '9:30 pm Sat. 10 am to 6 pm i(i s ; : finesse with the jEick. A begin­ because a doubleton queen Is Sanctuaries Until teacher's time. -„A 5-14-21-30 4- 6-12-17/0 limited. Visitors are asked to nut St., clmrged with speeding bring the history up-to-date Euid by thiB nawapapef youngsters last year, will again police department is currently Hospital Notes ( ^ ) G o o d (^ )A d v c r s c Neutral ner would take the finesse, los­ not quite worth 3 points Etnd be­ Pressman added that students .^50-73-8S90 48-7S87-89'^ bear with the hospital while the and operating a motorcycle had been working on it at the present his m a ^ c .^ow. Um- in the process of microfilming without a license. Court date ing to the king, Eind would win cause your long suit Is too 3 Demands Met its records.” completing their Inst year ,of V lsltln it h our* are 12:30 to 8 parking problem exUts. time of his death. the spade return with the ace. berfield resides on Cliffwood Sept. 16. emaciated to bid. You would As evidence that Elelson's de­ college ar^ also eligible as p.m. tn all areoa exr«pt ma­ With the help of a resource Now South fnust lose two club Dr. in Wapping. bid one heart if you had two HONOLULU (AP) — Twenty- cision was Improper, Lee said, teachers, although, he sold, first ternity where they are 2 to 4 committee to assist the his­ Deaths In tricks since West will cover At 6 a team of skydivers will A ^ e rn o n Gerard Poulliot, 29, of 8 HU- low spades and five hesurts four AWOL servicemen who “ a bench warrant has been Is­ preference would be given to an d 6:30 to 8>-p.m. torian, Sibun will add to and with the king of clubs whenever parachute from a height of 7,- PEitlentM Today: 272 Uard St., charged with non-sup­ headed by the queen. ' have taken refuge in two sued by the Superior Court for foimer teachers. rewrite the chronicles. Mem­ South leEids the jack. 600 feet. They will perform a port. Ooutit date Sept. 8. T he W o rld Copyright 1969 churches say they won’t leave Parents with a child requiring Admitted TNiesday: Bormle ADMITTED YESTERDAY : bers of the resource committee free-fall a distance of 8,000 feet, the rearrest of Mr. Bell on the Better Line General Features Coip. their sanctuaries until three de­ home-bound instmctlon should Fall Term Starts Sept. 29 are Albert Hilding, Archie Dame Ivy Compton-Burnett serious charges placed against Towle, Hartford T^ke., Rock­ Dawna A. Augi»t, 626 Center Since the actual South was an opening their parachutes 2,800 mands are met: 2 obtain a statement from their ACCIDENTS Green, Mrs. Charles Larcomb, LONDON (AP) — Dame Ivy him.” ville; Bruce Coolb^, Venioti St.; John F. Avery, 428 W. Mid­ expert he found a better line of feet above the ground. An end to the Vietnam war, family doctor indicating the LABOR DAY Robert D. Brennan, 82, of 8 Ave., RockWlle; RlcJiard Ken- Dan Horton, and Harold Brink. <3ompton-Burnett, author of 18 This will be followed by a Bell was still at large W ^- At Adult Evening School dle Tpke.; Mrs. Elsie Baker, Princeton St., said that the sun play. InsteEul of trying a spEule an end to ''racism in the mlll- approximate duration of the ill­ nlson. Vernon Ave.. Rockville; Any resident who might have novels depicting life in Edward­ performance of the Melrose 4- tary,” and an end to nesday, and police In other ‘ IS A HOLIDAY FOR YOU OF COURSE^ got in his eyes as he WEis travel­ finesse. South took the ace of 'miUtary ness. The parents should then Raymond Hepton, South St., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.; Harold T. Items of interest he would Uke ian EnglEind, died Wednesday. H Band under the direction of injustice.” states had been alerted to watch Two courses growing In popu­ . A large variety of ■ other ing east on Middle Tpke., yes­ spades and then continued with contact the office o f the supier- to contribute or brtng to the at­ She WEIS believed to be in her for him. Rockville; Lorenzo Brown, Elm courses arc available In the fol­ Bayer Jr., 72 Oliver Rd.; Kim­ the Jack. TTie Idea weis to force Lnuis Ungewitter of Broad -nie dissidents called a news intendent of schools about the larity at the Vernon Adult Eve­ terday at 8:18 a.m. and there­ tention of the committee, may The subject of the con-, St., Rockville; Gerald Chafldler. lowing areas: Business and sec­ berly A. Cubic, 40 Sunnyslde 80s. Dame Ivy was neglected for the opponents to begin the clubs DRIVE-IN Brook and a repeat per- conference Wednesday to luw ning school are the adult basic fore he didn't see the red traf­ contact either Sibun or Mre. troversy. Judge Eielson, col­ service. Talcott Ave.," Rockville; Theo­ BUT W E AT retarial ; mathematics, English, Dr.. Wapping; Donald A. Cyr, years by critics before becom­ since If West led anything else formance of the magic show their demands and introduce fic light. He went Into the in­ Megson. lapsed Wednesday at Sixth Clr- Pressman also reminds all dore Ventura, East St., Rock­ education course and the high s/dence and history; foreign Hartford; Sebastian DlMarco, ing a celebrated literary figure. dummy could ruff while South at 6:30 p.m. their attorney. Michael Kennedy tersection at Main St. where his Red Cross Drive cut Court and was taken to his Coventry High School students ville, and Sharon Falardeau V il­ school equivalency course. languages; driver education; In­ East Hartford; Mrs. Kristine She wrote all her novels with a discarded a club. . At 7 another team of skydlv- of San Francisco. Kennedy, who car colUded with a CEir driven Because of the re-evaluatlon home with what was described that they may pick up their lage St.. Rockville. ~ dustrial arts; fine and applied Foshler, 13 Crons St.; Maureen pencil. A fter taJdng the king of ere will do a precision para- htis specialized In defending GIs 8 The fall term of the school by Kenneth Nelson, 46, of 82 schedules for the coming year of damage caused by Hurricane Sidney W. Treat as a case of "Indigestion.” Births Tuesday: Daughter to will start Sept. 29 and end Dec. arts; recreatfbn; health and Flanagan, 48 N. Elm St.; Mrs. Elarl St. causing major damage spades. West led a low club. chute drop landing on a large trouble, said he will organize at his office during the rest of The Memorial Corner Store CamllieJOie Red Cross will at­ PALO ALTO. Calif. (AP) — taped Eielson, 48. was reportedly Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Flamvan, 4. Registrations may be sent In physical fitness, and home and Dorothy M. Geiger, 30,McLean to both cars which had to be, Declarer played low from the ” X ”. in the center of the a pool of lawyers and train this week. Seniors may also ob­ tempt to'raise |16 million In­ Sidney W. Treat, 84, Inventor of field. stricken at about 11 :S0 a.m. and Glartonbury, and daughter to by mall up until Sept. 14 and family. St.,'fRockvUle; ' StOTen P. Hol- towed. Brennan was given a dummy, and East had to put up them in military procedures. stead of the' origUiEil 36 mil­ the fastener used to Ue logs on The Hartford Police Athletic was driven to his home by As­ tain Information on their class Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Falardeau. registrations In person, at the Several courses of general In­ cormbe, 370 Brandy St., Bolton; written warning and was tEiken the queen to win the trick. Now The legal i pool then will de­ rank. All those wanting these lion thought necessary. toggling trucks with steel traps, League Band, under the direc­ sistant Prosecutor Paul Fott. Village St., Rockville. Rockville High School, Sept. IS terest are also being offered In­ Arnold F. Joseph, Broad Brook; to Manchester MemoriEil Hoepi- East hEid to return a club, and fend the AWOL men. items must appear In person, Will Be Laboring All Day On Reridents who desire to make died lEist Friday, his widow dis­ tion of Policeman Charles G. Court sources said the judge Discharged Tuesday: Joan through 19 from 7 to 9 p.m. and cluding: Securities and Invest­ Albert O. Kaeeer, EeusI Hart­ tal where he was treated Euid dummy got a free finesse. Military authorities have said he added. a contribution or assist In the closed Wednesday. Treat, a me- Bassos, who Is a member of was treated by his own doctor. MoConnell, Ml. Vernon Dr., Sept. 20 from 9 a.m. to noon. ing; gift wrapping; rapid read­ ford; John A. Klldlsh, 28 Union releEUjed. Notice the ImportEmce of only that they are watdilng the clmnical engineer, rE'tlred at In 1964 Eielson mode news On Dean’s IJst Rockville; Charlotte Moloriloris, ing; greenhouse for_ amateurs; St.; John Kregelsteln, East drive are asked to contact Mrs. CEUshlng the diamonds before the Hartford Police Depart­ sltuaUon. Residents of Vernon arc age 44 as executive vice presi­ when he ordered the prosecution Kathleen P. Glesecke la one Jobs Hill Rd., Ellington: Ger­ psychology; basic photography; Hartford; Mrs. Doris MEUBitran- Douglas Pierce, 89,. o t 148 John Sibun of Bast St., Hebron’s giving the leEid to the defenders. ment and resides on Famham F ive of the servicemen are at charged $2 per course and non-. dent of Signode (Jo. in Chicago. of adults who allowed teen-agers of 382 students named to the trude HaVey and son, Grove St., flower arranging; fundamentals gelo, EEist Windsor; John J. John St. received a written chairman for the drive. If you want to force the de- Rd. In South Windsor, will ser­ the Unitarian Chun^ of Honolu­ residents, fS per course plus I to drink aJcohol at a party in Dean's List at Rhode Island Rockville, and Carol Dickinson of music and banking, and In­ MoCabe, 92 S. Adams St.; Mrs. School Board fen^rs to begin the clubs, you enade the crowd at 7:30. lu, the latest arrival being warning to r failure giant the Darien. A. young girl was killed Colleges for the second semester one $2 registration fee. The ex­ The Hebron Board of Educa­ can’t Eifford to leave them a Arm y Pvt. Mitchell S. Johnson, and daughter, Walbridge HUl surance easentlals. Marie O. McConnell, Thom^v right of way, after his ceu- col­ TECHNICOLOR* PANAVISION* l/V> At 8 there will be a torchlight LABOR PAY ception is the Eidult basic edu­ to Dies in One-Car Crash in a car crash after that party. of the 1968-69 school year. Rd. Tolland. sonvllle. lided with a CEU* driven by Ron- tion tVlU hold Its regular month­ safe exit in diamonds. PROM WARNER BROS.-SEVEN ARTS parade feat'uWng the GOP can­ 20, of San htoteo, Calif. cation course for which there I New* Of Servicemen and Fletcher, 27, of 12% Church ly meeUng this evening at 8 at BRANFORD (AP)—JEunes V i­ Daily Question didates for local office this The balance are at the Churdi is no registration fee and no Seartlan Apprentice George Also, Kimberly J. McDowell, TO SERVE OUR FAITHFUL YEAR ROUND St., on Center St., neEir Alex- the Hebron Elementary School. tale, 21, of WEiUlngford WEto As dealer, you hold: Spades, - — 2nd EOT — fall. The fireworks display it­ of the Croesroads. Newcomers charge for books. W. I.ee, USCQ, son of Mr. and 37 Edgerton St.; Mrs. Gloria Sandy Dennis in Euider, yesterday at 8 a.m. killed Wednesday afternoon Q-4; Hearts, 8-7-6-4-S; Dia­ self is scheduled to begin at there include Army PFC. Albert Mrs. Robert E. I.«e of 43 Law­ Nelson, 26 Pond Lane, Wapping; FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS* Persons who are 16 years of Manchester Evening Heiald when his ca r slammed into a monds; A-Q-7; Clubs, A-10-8. II 8:30. Admission is free and the King, 17, Hopklnton, Mass., and rence St. has graduated from Mrs. Anna K. Padelsky, 12Q Bige or older and do not have Henrietta Totten of 781 Cen­ Hebron correspondent Anne concrete abutment EUt Exit 84 What do yon sayT public is invited. Seaman Appren. Richard Allen. bos'e training nt the Ooast Bucklond St.; Donile L. Paris, *THE FOX an eighth grade education, are ter St. received a written warn­ Emt, tel. 228-3971. of the Connecticut Turnpike Aninver: Pass. You have 12 Rep. Donnelly declared, "We 19, Petoskey, Mich. Guard Recruit Training Center, 107A Sycamore Lane; George M. From 9 A.M. lo 12 Midnight eligible to attend. ing for following too closely, af­ here. expect this year’s program to AInmenda, Calif. Perry, East Hartford; Henry EVENING CLASSES ClELsses will be held In Eng­ ter her car E|t^ck the rear of Archeologists have discovered Police said Vitale was west­ Seaman Apprentice Robert be bigger and better than ever, lish, reading, writing, spelling, O. Saucier, Broad Brook; Don­ a car driveli'by Linda Nadeau shells—some 18,000 years old— bound on the turnpike when his Beebe, USCG, son o f Mr. and and we expect to exceed the May Do Navy Hitch arithmetic and ether basic ald A. Starkweather, 41 Stark­ of 26 Doane St., on Charter Oak In such diverse sites els an A ri­ car apparently went out of con­ FRESH FRUITS • PICNIC SUFPtICS • PARTY SNACKS Mrs, Robert F. Beebe of Mlrl- ^ 7,800 attendance nt last year’s SAN CLEMENTE. Calif. (AP) courses. Including English for weather St.; Mrs. Prances C. St., near Spruce, yesterday at zona pueblo, a Swiss lake vil­ trol Euid hit the abutment. The Eun Dr., has graduated from successful affair.” — David Elsenhower says he Thompson, Gorham, N.H.; Rob­ 1 p.m. nie Totten car was tow­ lage, and an Etruscan grave In CELT burst Into flames after the COLD CUTS • HOT DOGS # ROLLS # EVERYTHING non English speaking people. basic training at the Coast THE TEE-SPOON In the event of rain, the pro- tlilnks he may do a hitch In the ert A. TopIlN, 91 High St.; HoUy ed away. crash. The course for earning a high Guard Recruit Training Center, Italy. gram will be held the following Navy when his college defer­ I ■ school equivalency diploma is S. Wltkoske, Stafford. SECRErARIAL TRAIHIHG - TYPEWRITIHG FROM HSH HOOKS TO REDUCING WHEELS Cape May, N. J. He bos been night. Labor Day, at the same ment expires next year. open to thoae 16 years of age or A rear-end accident; Involved RESTAURANT assigned to the U8S Hamilton, BIRTHS Y E S T E R D A Y : A son time and place. Elsenhower. 21, Is the hus­ older and not now attending a a truck Eind a car on LydEill to Mr. and Mrs. Mlchale Win­ CONN. GOLt. LAND News of Servicemen band of President Nixon's GREGG SHORTHARD-ACCOUHTIHG day school. (i'lildanee (kjunaelor St., near Woodbridge St., yes­ ners, East Hampton; a son to ROUTE 83 — TALCOITVILLE, CONN. Signalman 3.C John J. Cahill daughter Julie and a grandson 3S2 MAIN STREET — MANCHESTER In order to be eligible for ad­ William Bountress of terday at 7:40 a.m. The drivers BURNSIDE HAS A WINNER! Mr. and Mrs. Robert Veui Huy- m , son of M^C: and Mrs. John of the late Dwight D. Eisen­ mission to the state cxEuhlna- Wethersfield, a former teacher were Robert Burdick, 26, of 76 son, 2G Vernon <3a.rdons, Rock­ Join Us For Your Dininq J. Cahill Jr., S p Graham Rd., hower. He said his grandfather tlon, a person must be at least In the South Wln/tsor school sys­ Union St. and Lucinda ClEirk of Whatever you hear about MORSE ville; a daughter to Mr. and is serving a^Ord the aircraft had advised him to enter the 18 years old, out of full-time tem, has been hired as a gui­ Coventry. and Listening Pleasure . . . Mrs. Douglas Strickland, Blast carrier USS Intrepid. N avy If he did not plan the fam- The Memorial Com er Store secondary day school at least dance counselor for the Ver­ OF HARTFORD la truel nie intrepid Is now complet- ily’s Army tradition, one academic year, a tk>nnectl- non Center Middle School. Hartford; a daughiter to Mr. and A two-car accident happened ★ Frictay Special ★ ing a major overhaul at the Young Eisenhower is in his 1U Ann tt,Haitfsrt,Cinii., Till U2-22I1 CItf— *Not raetikted— New people ere invited, too, of oo«irM. cut resident for' at least six He has taught both social Mrs. Gory Smith, 132 Eldridge at W. Center St. eind WEiddell ■TC Philadelphia Naval Shipyard, senior year at Amherst College. months just prior to examina­ studies and Inngtmge arts and S t; a son to Mr, and Mrs. Rd. yesterday at 4:80 p.m. The r;2M nu AWiir h)N fttii t'lfUi fiN ri tion EUid a former member of roclcvod Ills Master's Degree Michael PlUard, 228 Center St.; drivers Involved were WIUlEun Fish 'n Chips $ a school class which has grad­ frtjm the University of Hartford. a son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Volk, 23, of Pennsylvania and -n:, ,.i'r uated from high school. R e­ S. Palmer, Newington; a daugh­ Flora Oabree of South Windsor. " M ID N IG H T (From an Old view clojjses run for a 10-week ter to Mr. and Mrs. Philip Both cars were towed away. period. Vernon Meek, 86 Durant St.; a son to English Recipe). The three t»urscs are Unit­ Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gray, 40 A minor accident at Main Euid ■1^ coin ed States history, geneniJ malli- Suburban Club Cambridge St. Center Sts. yesterday at 3:18 At i m [(j3\'n™ 7TiTjT^W ematlcs and general English. p.m. Involved the cars of t a g if At The Organ if Those registering may take one Sets Projects DISCHARGED TUESDAY: Jeanette Goulls of 36 Nortlifield chsall three courses. Mrs. Arthur Hurst and daughter, St. and Anita Daigle of 89 ANDY DETOLLA For New Year so WInthrop Rd. O’LeEuy Dr. DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: COMPLAINTS A womEin's wig and Ein 18- We Alao Have A'Regular Dinner Menu Fund-raising projects for the Percy R. FVirmer, 24 Lvnn Dr., illanrIirHipr inch portable television set have coming year luive been oul- Vernon; Mra. GIndvs D. Ca.r- ner, 69 F'armrtead Dr., Wap­ been taken from the residence JUDITH GRANT GORMAN Unod by the ways iijul means ping; I^eslle Hunter. 243 E. Cen­ of Steven Bonis, 613 Main St. committee of the Suburban Wo­ ter St.; Mrs. Margaret J. The theft occurred sometime PablUhed D«Uy Except Bundnyf yesterday. TONITE IHRU TUESDAY kHA H o lid a y s at 13 BiiuieM Btreci men's Club. GazdzIckI,' 88 Wells St.; James MAXicheflter. Conn. (06040) Teacher of Piano m e Tile club's bowftlig lisigue O. Kerns, East Hampton; ANCHEST Please Note The Bating: [R ] Telephoiio 643-2711 James R. Antonio, 147 OlcoU Mrs. Charlea Sciiinders of 168 will start Its second season 8«'pt. li.l : •. • HOI.UN NUiUi Becoml ClnJin Pontnfte I ’niO a * St.; Robert E. Flucklger, 420 Summit St. reports the loee of Now accepting a limited number of Manchester. Conn 9 under he dlrw-tlon of Mrs. e u m a n m K Lake St., Bolton; J. William La- two wire hubcaps, valued at 320 CommwealliDniled p , AFaclo-AlliTian-MiiEllfMjclion aUBSCRIPTION RATKP RIciiartI Mcl.,aughlln, league I'olnt, 689 Main St.; Mra. Jo<-- each from her 1967 Mustang. students tor fall registration Payable In Advance presldofttt .Rowling wUl bo Tues­ queltne L. Hostings, Warehouse One Y e a r ...... 190,0)' days froi)), noon to 2 p.m. at Uic OF OUR NEW DEPARTMENT WU MoRtha ...... 1B.60 IViln*. XH 69 DA'LE RO AD 643-2237 I, Three Months ...... 7.Kt< Roi'kvlllo Bowling Pluxa. Free Pet Tattooing Urged Sandy Denris a J h c ^ m n . O na M onth ...... 3.60 Ixiby sitting servlcee will lx> Also, Angelo Amodeo, 37 Clin­ DENVER —7 The Americsui available. ton St.; Mpi. A11(n> M. Wright. Humane Association . recom­ Regular bowlers and substi­ RFD 4, (>)ventrv: Mrs. Carol A. mends that pets — dogs espe­ "Music1 is the universal REAR of Manchester Porkede ' 1 1 tutes are still nocxled. Those In­ Angell. 127 Cooper HUl St.: Mra. cially — be tattooed. The a A s m s m i , STATE terested. Including non-mem­ Agnes A. Sanborn, South Wind­ simple, painless process might lahguagecof mankind" 'Ieoh For Our Sign” MAMYNItTI* ONMM sor: Kenneth Fi Wh'te, Hart­ help Identify EUid recover a lost fell esBH ei*a ni i h ia t s i bers, shoiUd coll Mrs. MolAUigh- lln, ford; Virginia Talbot, 488 E. pet. ■ Lstigfollow 18SS 4 .•"■iff '■■■ —.rr-i, Middle Tploe.; Mrs. Edith L. COSbWXMC M A T .: 1 :8 »—E V E . 6:80-9:4)0 The club's muiuol charily Iswvte, 143 Cooner Hill St.; Mra. diuuv, Uie "MiKHigluw Ball," Elnlne T. Mlsocn, 24 Orchard MictiaelBuiro Eastman COLOR K IS S ’ will bo held Oct. 4 at Uie Elm- Hill Dr., Wapping; Darlena crest tiountry' Club In East Polssonnier, East Hartford; CHARLIE'S WHERE lAHigmeiutow. Mass. Mrs. Jo4m THE ACTION ISt Oliver t'Tillman, EoK Hart­ Jimmarker Productions Presents The Vk'ht and Mrs. Walter Bychol- ford; Miner Friend, South Weekdays at 7ilS-9K)0 skl are Co-chnlnncn. Windsor; Beverly J. Hare, 874 SaL-Sun. SiOO-StSO-SiSO A fuidiian show, " Flight Into Tolliitid Tpke.; Steven P, Rod­ } 7i00j:00 "APPLE TREE" Faslilon,” will b«> liidd the week rigue, 388 E. Middle Tpke.; E r­ Music by Jeny Bock of Feb. 23 at the Vernon Cen- Lsrrlos by Shekkn Hanilek win A. Konesnl, Pomfret; Ern­ ^MStd|er Claire Blooinl U>r Middle School with Mrs, est A. Wolfram. 62 Overlook Baaed on Stories by Mark, Twmki, Thanms'Madden luul Mrs. 43lUy D r.: Mrs. Elena Broehetto, J o d y C c e s o n Frank R. Stockton, Juka Fielfter Bi-Uui In clvtrge. Kelly Rd., Vernon. Additional Book Material by Jerome OofiperBaiItti 2 COt.O)l The final la^e fimd-mlslng ”3 into 2 wont Also, Mrs. Carol J, Bruul, OrlginaMy Directed by Mike Nichols ... 1 project of tile year will bo tlie ij£ S ROKRTUKSIHG BMIRYSULLIVAH SID MELTON. Stafford Springs; Mrs. Genvl- Ortgtnmy Produced for Broadway by Stuart Oatrow club's onivday fair, "Clown- dlnh'^M. Ciivar, West Wllltng- fiAarqqref Jerrold" '"Andrew Geller" "Custom Croft" "Sondler" "Life Stride" "Air Step" "Hush PuppiM Town." Tills Is nchcdiileil for DickWnTlyke Sally AnnTIowts ton; Mrs. Mary D. Cormier, 41 i-lUING JR. HIGH SCHOOL May 23. B'alrvtew St.; Peter W. Hewttt, Lone) Jeffries Tlie club will also aell note 194 tTiestmit St.; Raymond V sa •l«r]r •! a mum,,, ^ J|Chitty Chitly *Baq^ paper .with scenes of Rockville Sehmldt, Ekuit Hartford; Mrs. am* a girl wk» AUGUST 28, 29, 30-8:1S PANTY and Vernon. Mrs. Richard Akm> Larie Sliee. ^ r e R PANAVISION TECHNICOLOKj Eletha J. Grover. Oakdale; Mra. rstrd All her HOSE pr. MeOO 10)^ to 18. 10.»9* I I M Benrse will be In chaise. Anthony DeMirn’o and daughter. J lever* la e Ultle Single tiifdmission—13.00 Um twM ptM ti — Famous Brands Women’s Shoes— [ g ^ Proceeds from all events East Hartford; Mrs. Dennis . ^ AVk htoeh hMfc I (Tl)c Out) will be donated to various com­ Couple—$5.00 Vlgi:e and daughter. East Hart­ EIST HABTFORD L NORWICHTOWN Wed.: “SboeB of Fishemsui" munity projects, organisations ford; Mrs. Donald Keash>ri and For Reservations S4S-471S and Instltullont; son, Stafford Springs. ■■[UGAHCE WITHOUT [XTRAVAGAHCr S t d f t r ? T r 1 1? cha^bROiled to perfection Q y i £| AIV ON TBE OPEN HEARTH *NlcM atf tha DigT $ Friday Niglit Special EAST HARTFORD • TEL :89 1353 00 VnkMe to 860 MAIN ST • OPPOSITE CONNECTICUT BLVD EASTHARJfORO M .0 0 OHUi IN ★ Hi •< AT THE NORWICH MOTOR INN • NORWICHTOWN The Bolton Lake Hotel & Restaurant EXIT 12 OFF CONN TPKE • T£l 917 3541 1 0 I' PIHSCILU CIBSON Discoatimied Stylefi and Gdon. Twin Lobster Dinner a p SCHOOL OF DANCE AltTS InchuHng potato Apvsfotablo ' 388 MAIN STREET—648-5710 or 646-0729 OPENING SPECIAL OPENING SPECIAL OPENING SPEtTA^ OPENING SPECIAL ^ /. ih^UE I Also a complete menu tnchidlng steaks, chops A seafood. ’a COLOR I GRIT! Two banih from t to 1 for ydar dancing and listehlag WOMEN’S M id TEEN’S Basketball 1.99 WOMEN’S MMl TEEN’S Re~opening For This Fall Season enjoyment. Call and reserve your lobster tUiiaer now. Children's .00 .99 , BANQUrrS — WEDOINO PAKHRS UP TO 6M SNEAKERS /. 6 SNEJ^KERS \aJur M-6* SHOES 5lo |lt.( LOAFERS Kvg. 311.6 Watch For Reservation Dates THE BOLTON LAKE HOTEL A RESTAVKANT EASE m m O R Route 44A. Bolton MS-07S1 D H IV I IN i t H I b •W^

vianc.wr •W»*l’-*‘»«»RI*»«»N’iTRW«g*7«*K " . Lr- 1 PAGE POUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERAUJ, MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1969 MANCIIEbTEK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTOt CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 28. 1969 PAG E Five Meadowbrook School ’ addiUori IRS Complicates ToUand Building (Committee, the board tlenta. But Wclntraub said he h------• agreed to authorize Northlngton Hospital Day Care Program doubted that the program would Taxpayer’s Life TY-Radio Tonight Oonstruction Co. to proceed yvith odd more than 6 or 10 cents to a New School Bus Routes the erection of partitions at the patient’s bill. With Home Lien ends of the four classrooms Attracts Mothers to Careers The program already shows Choicest Mecits In Town! Voted at Board Meeting where the addition is being at­ By BILL SIMMONS —but Arkanjsas ranks last Ptb^hlse. Of the S3 employes DETROIT (AP) Robert Television tached to the school. Asaoclaied Preas Writer amonjg the states in the ratio of children In the center, LJTTLE RO(JK, Ark. (AP) — nurseb to population. Welntraub says aboix 60 per FRIDAY ONLY! Thompson] lOf suburban Belle­ 6:00 (3) Burkefs' Law (3) After Dinner Movie Some d am a^ to the dass- ville caiinoi se|l his home be­ (S-23) Hike Douglas (20) Huntley-Brljikley A number of hospitals—In- "counted the center as a LIVE MAINE OCEAN FRESH (10) P en y Haaon (8-12) Truth or Chnaequencea n S r of b^*I^dTe''lola® up“'by"lML‘“,^th‘^e ------l ), .h cause the Internal Revenue (U) Daiid Froet 7:30 (24) (24 Folk Oultar I tlon of bus stops, the Board of advice of Dr JameR RaUov ^°"al work to complete the P*®*" along wheh they g* eluding some in Arkansas—have **’®y tlcclded whether Service put a lien on the title to (18) Underdoc (18(18) Della Reese Show Education last night approved former o re sid ^ rrf fhe roofing of the addition, had P* St. Vincent Infirmary centers for children of nurses. ° *^®^ nursing ser^'lces collect $1,284.21. Yet IRS re­ (20) Tills la tlie Life (12(12) Animal Worid (80) Hunstera (10(10) ’Thursday Night at the the proposed school bus ~"®®"‘ “ver wiiether ^^® «» “> ® «P®®»al But Welntraub said In an Inter- , LOBSTERS cords show he doesn’t owe them (40) F Troop MoviesMo rooms would be usuable ®®'*ter designed to attract and view he believes many potential cun, he nddeil. 6:X (40) Weather (202380) Daniel Boone a penny. 6:30 (40) ’Truth o r Consequences (8-40) Siylng Nun The pnqx>sed routes wUl be from «vo Hnr-tnm ^ when school opens next week. Iteep badly needed nursing help nurses would want more than “ center also may encour- IRS documents show that (20) U.8 Navy Film 8:00 (24) AB(5's of Boating tried out the first three days „ Northlngton will absorb the hospital. just baby-sitting and meals. nurses to maintain their ca- (30) F Troop The Prisoner Robert Thompson of 5189 Hub­ (18) Dennis the Menace ) That OIri of school next week, with pos- , "f.? that a gOT- cost of con^ructlng the parti- As a selling point to attract ’To direct the program St rrir* neglecting ‘ * 1.49 bard St., Wayne, was billed In (8) Stump the Stars 8:30 (8-40) Bewitched ^ 6:46 (24) Friendly Olant (24)a .The Life and Times Bible adj^m ents In the sched- ‘ '**‘'^*' favored by mothers who have urgently Vincent hired Miss Dana Durst r l J P „ 1963 for taxes totaling $1,284.21. 6:00 (3«d0-12-40) News, Weather. Bertrand Russell ules made later. V, ® Tuesday mom- Meadowbrook Scbool Principal needed nursing skills, the St. of Favettevllle Ark a 23-vear- I'nssell, a reglsten-d That Rober^ Thompson has Sports. (18) Merv OrUfin The bus stops wUl be tlie' ‘"I® * school, Donald Porker. Vlncfent center not only watches old ^ ra h Lawrence College "’ock speclfl- (24) Histerocers Nelglibor- (20-2330) Ironside since gotten, himself straight ' hood 9:00 (8-40) T ^ Is Tom Jones same m last year, and should a^ep t Dlscussiiig possible comple- °''®'‘ ‘be child but tries to broad- graduate. Her staff In operatlL because of the child care (22) Hlchllchta (312) ’Thursday Night Movie with the IRS. But Robert (18),Leave It to Beaver 9:30 (13232330) Dragnet be under the control of the ^ “ on dates f ^ the a d d l^ , ®" his knowledge and percep- fhghtly more X n th ^ """ ‘‘a Thompson of H026 Belleville (80)______McHale's NavyNs (24) Festival of Black 'Amer­ DOWNTOWN ONLY Board of Education not the bus Dire<;tor Mrs. EvaJyn Os- board memben* tossed around videa eieht or morn hnur^ nt ^ friends whq i (20) Highway Patrol ican Culture contractor, several board ^ opinions ranging from Novem- “We are trying to enhance care and a learning environ- ''’“''‘"K®®® bow It works Road, Belleville,,, has had a* e:uD (40) Rawhide 10:00 (13230330) Dean Martin Pre- $1,284.21 lien oi^' his property 8:30 (8) Frank Reynolds eents 1710 OoIddlgBers membm declared. milk In the.caf^rias for adulU ber until the end of the semes- ‘belr environment.’,’ says the ment. plus three meiUs and ^ o P., Engaged (18) My Favorite Martian (6-40) It Takes a Tnlef Board member Edward Jen- eight cents to 10 cents, ter in December. hospital administrator, A. Allen snacks—to 53 children to work If since that time, ^knd he can’t get (24) What’s New (18) News to 63 children. it removed. The engagement of Miss (20) Canadian Film 10:30 (18) Tsn-Thirty Movie drucek. In charge of transporta- _ Hillary Semby, a ,23year-old Progress on the addition had Welntraub. "We want our child It proves successful.'* she said. (10-22-%) Runtley-Brlnkley (24) 'The CretUlve Person TTie Belleville Thompson has Kathleen Ann McMahon to John ($•12) Walter Cronklte 11:00 (331313238340) News. ^ n . met last week Floyde f ‘®“ b- been running ahead of schedule, care center to be baaed on thlT the°p^rt^nS* b r^L Willlami AndreoH Jr., both of 1:46 (20) News ipIports, — Weather------UMITCD QUANTITY—AJUtrVINO ’THUBSOAV been negotiating to sell his 7:00 (18) What’s My Line .. (20)..De20) iM tectivestectr nl’i r ® learning, to do something for employes, ffiat their children b,. house since June, but cannot Manchester, has been announc­ (23-80-40) News, Weather. 11:30 ( 6 ^ ) _J(My~oey Bishop__ , p ^ Altho^h the hoard had schools from Sept. 14 to down due to the iron workers the children, to make a concern proLunced healthy by the faml- CAMERAS make the sale because the title ed by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sports (133323301-801 TonIghIt Show ^ked for 22 buses this year. Oct. 17, as part of a ^ i a l strike. trated effort toward teaching.” ly physician, and a fee of M n (24) The Big Jumpers (312) Merv Griffin Monroe agreed to have one ad- Program administered by the ------’The need for nurses is g ^ at day or a HLM—BULBS Is not clear. He did not even R.chard McMahon of 77 Haw­ (10) Alfred Hltchcoiik 1:00 (331330) News dltional bus pressed Into service University of (Connecticut. Manchester Evening Herald nationwide — partly because The fee doesn’t come close (o DISCOUNT PRICES HIGHLAND PARK MARKET know about the lien until he thorne St. SEE SATURDAY'S ’TV WEEK FOB COMPLETE US'TINOS tried to sell the property. Her fiance Is a eon of Mr. Committee Tolland correspondent Bette many' qualified women are too covering the cost, so some of U ARTHUR DRUB 317 Hlghlutiil SI., .Mam-hi-1280 scheduled to arrive. i:00 Nows the OLD Although the bus owner was was certain the federal govern­ Kappa Epsilon fraternity. >:16 B pe^ Up No date has been announced kOO N ^ s quoted as stating this won’t hap­ ment had not placed a Hen on 1:15 ^ e a k Hartford pen, the board members noted the property of the wrong man. for the wedding. 1:46 LoweR 'IVofnaa 1:66 Phil R4a»uto it. did happen regularly at Edl 8 In June, ’Thompson sent the kOO The Woild lV)nlght Weldon schools last year, adding that IRS a detailed letter saying he k20 Frank aifford ’.SO %>eak Up Sports tlje routes are scheduled even la not the Robert Thompson 1:10 ^>eak Up Srorts earlier this year. named In the tax Hen, he does Auto Prices 1:80 S p e ^ Up Hartford Drug Co :80 Barry Farbor 'In other actions the board ap­ not owe the federal government 1:16 Sign Off proved a detailed physical edu­ any money, has never owned a WTic—ioeo T To Increase >;00 Afternoon Edition 767 MAIN ST. cation currlciflum prepared by business |On Hubbard Street In kl6 Market Report Physical Ekhication Director Wayne, and has lived at his :30 Weather DETROIT (AP) —Fonl M3 k26 Strictly Sports pnq !•' K .. h '.ff. . * WUUam Holley and his staff. present address for more than tor Co. and Ctirysler Corp. are 1:36 Afternoon E2dltlon I... ’;00 Accent 60 ]The curriculum, 'wMch re- 20 years. reported shipping 1970 model ckved many favorable com­ oons to dealers wHh tentative ments from the board and from price Increewes as high as $376. new Superinbmdent of Schools Hopes To Avert The Detroit News said Kenneth McKenzie, covers Wednesday that average Ford Grades 1 ttzrouguh 13. Teacher Strike car prices tentatively wlU be up YEWS ,'Ihe activities have been de- $68 or about two per cent. -veloped in a progression from In Chicago Ebhs Chrysler (Jhalrman Lytm UPRIGHT, 18”-24” H isrh ...... $3.25 sjmple basic fundamentals to Townsend has refused to dl3 UPRIGHT 24”-28” High ...... $3.75 die more inlrtoate and involved CHICAGO (AP) — Hopes for close an average tentative price SPREADING 12”-15” Dla...... $2.00 skiUls, H(^ey repotted. heading off a wuge strike next hike but said the 1970 prices SPREADING 15”-18” D la ...... $2.50 Each of the skills Has been week by Chtcago’e 19,000 aohool would be higher than last year. broken down to three levels; be-' teachers waned today as Demo­ These pricee represent only It’s Time For Fall Planting ginning, intormedlate aikl ad- cratic Mayor Richard J. Daley notification on Invoices to deal­ iranced. and Republican Gov. Richard B. ers who arrange prelntroductlon Pull and Nicely Shaped Plants—Up to 12 Years Old ‘HoUey explained to the board Ogllvie ‘blamed each other for sales. Final prices may be ei­ t6at not oU children will be ex- the crisis. ther higher or lower thw these 44 Baldwin Rd., Manchester—644-8049 pMted to do all the activities Democratic loaders demand­ tentative estimates. recommended for his grade. ed that Ogllvie call an Immedi­ Ford prices will bo set before Progress and grading win be A ate emergency session of the the cars go on sale officially baaed on how weU the child state leglslolture to find state Sept. 19. Final (Jhryaler prices will be decided shortly before progresses within his own abil­ fimds to alleviate the situation, ■ t- ity level. "not only in Chicago but their sale opening Sept. 28. PJksC. ,The cunitnduum 'has been de­ throughout the state.” ’The real tlpoff on 1970 prices wrlll come when General Motors signed to provide an envlron- Ogllvie, calling on Daley to nqent in both the gym and the exercise “legal and fiscal Ingo- announces Us prices sometime before its oars go on sale Sept. playground to provide the chil­ nulity,’’ said In a telegram to ttie dren 'With many opportunities mayor that responsibility for 18. ’Ihe other automakers may Juggle their prices after seeing for sharing, planning, making dealing with the strike threat declsionB and proMem solving. “Is now up to the City Council of GM price tags. BINGO The aotivitleB should be care­ Chicago." American Motors Coip. is ex­ EVERY MONDAY—8 P.I M eanw hile, 4,860 school pected to send out tentative fully selected, conducted and maintenance workers already prices shortly. 'The News said 26 VILLAGE STREET, kOCKVILt guided to meet individual had voted overwhelmingly to AMC prices wUl show an In­ P. A. C. BALLROOM growth needs of each boy and walk out next Wednesday, when crease of nioro than $100 but girt. the city’s 600 schools arc sched­ will not be os high os the Chrys­ All areas'of growth, physical, uled to open. ler prices. esnotional, mental and social 'The teachers are scheduled to should be weU balanced in order take a strike vote ’Tuesday. t4 achieve desired educational ■UTN AULIICNISTIR DOIS TNI At Issue Is whether the city Bans Cigarettes goals, he added. 'in the upper high school NRASANT BLOUSB IN INKALUNI* G will honor-pay raise promises I^K E FOREST, 111. (AP) — grades of 11 and 12, stress will The top that slithers down soft mode to settle la tW3day strike Martin Sopocy haa been holding last May. — . be placed on the development ond eosy , . . reody to do whatever The city promised the teach­ a closing-out sale on cigarettes of basic skills In leisure acUvi- • you wont to with it Draw string for tile past several weeks In the 7.00 ers, whose starting salary Is Ues, Holley eixplained to the neck in novy, white, pink, liloc, drug store he operates. ’Today bgatd. $8,400 a year, a raise of $100 a red, yellow, block, S, M, L You'll month. The maintenance work­ he expects to stop selling them Included In this category are ers, who get $832 a month, were entirely. such sports as badminton, arch­ find these machine washable pc*os . promised nh additional $63.40 a "Our primary reason for ery, golf, tennis, modem dance, ants in spiortswear. month. being Is the health of the com­ fencing, voUeyball and wrest­ But the city school board, munity. wo serve," Sopocy said ling. pleading lock lof funds, adopted In a newspaper advertisement lost week a supplementary addressed to his customers In budget providing money for tlila Huburb north of Chltxigo. only half the promised in­ "Wo have no valid reoSem to creases. dlapt-nae a prodiKU which "hna At Harrison's John E. Desmqnd, president proven to bo a llfe-aliortenlng of the teachers union, sold It agent. Wo want imd neo»l you to Qualify School ^ e r g o R e ’s would take another $13 million be with UH (or a long time." to pay the full raises. Sopocy, 61, was a smoker Supplies are not once but says ho "quit during' faverite! the-flrst cancer scare." a passing fancy Teacher Acquitted 1 . . . we stock 8AN DIEGO. Collf. (AP) — An elementary school teacher ItVfllOIMffflfQ them year who admitted selling marijuana ^ CAND I ES._ was acquitted on that charge by Horn* R*fMin around. a Superior Court Judge became another teacher conspired wfth C orputry police In the arrest. ^/- I Judge Joseph A. Kllgarlf ac­ PafnHitq quitted James M. Stevenson, 36, Wednesday' after Sharon Riggs R M R onflU a testified that she called on a i f bugged line from police head­ Fra# Etrimfltwi 2 quarters. Stevenson said she asked for marijuana. Ho agreed and was arrested. Con 646-2594 8 JUBIIORS FIND TNI ACTION SBICCA CONUS ON TNI CLING ALONG IN COTTON KNIT STRIPISTIRS STRONG WITN TNI "ADAM" BY JODY JUNIORS > CORK BOARDS ) CLIP BOARDS 16.00 18.00 16.00 • LOOSE LEAF NOTEBOOKS M(xlern Juniors run stripes orouneJ The "Adorn" the stitched shoe with The (Jress that sleeks up sob > SPIRAL NOTEBOOKS ASSORTED onrj slithery, of acetate I: ind nylon jersey CHOCOLATES the eosiest, breeziest knits, that ore Just a shorply defined silhouette cJnd.p great * "" ■» SCIENCE NOTEBOOKS 1 lb $195 perfect for sporting or spcKtning new clunky heel, done in polished leother for thrjt free fullin<,j feel ff' jt's great' ORAPH RULED SPIRALS 2 tbs $3 85 Great little somethings of 100% cotton, Bross/steel groy.^ock/ontique brown, V neck with loncj sleeves and flare cuffs, DA-TA-DAY CAUNDARS MANY ASSORTMENTS . . . TO GIVE AND ENX5Y empire belt Sues 7'15 DRAFTINB SUPPUES great for bock to school This is just Wue/ontique red, bross/forest green, LENOX one of o collection in sizes 5-13 orvi all-over antique brass from our junior dress deportment PHARMACY Harrison's Stationers from our sportsvveor deportments 899 MAIN STREBT--8INCE 1945 DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER AND MANCHESTER PARKADE PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- THURSDAY, AUGUST 28. 1969 P A G E S E V E N and that was, by the old theory, the way iEanrl|pBtpr Kinderftgrten: to stimulate sales of new models. Connecticut Inside Etipmng Always, of course, there was also the Idea that sales each year had to be at Report PUBLISHED BY THE least a million cars higher than for the Yankee Large Step for a Boy HEBALD PRINTINO CO.. INC. IS Biuell Street previous year. NEW YORK (AP) — Re- drink Ink instead of milk for (Continued from Page 6) 6 Blast Center St. Manchester Conn. By A.H.O. marks that a young man pre- yovr lunch.” THOMAS P. FERGUSON Apparently ay combination of several and 13 ■were party members, In­ At Summit St. WALTER R. FERGUSON "Now quit blubbering, An­ Publishers puring to start kindergarten cluding four In the notorious factors has brought Detroit to this The other day, recalBor the drew. I insist you wear short Founded October 1, 1881 gets tired of hearing: Waffen SS, Hitler’s elite corps. present sanity. political career of the distin­ 1 Published Every Evening Except Sundays «T ______pants to klnderputen. You look "Ail this bldody nonsense guished Raynumd El. Baldwin, I dont k n w why you ^ go darling In them. You can WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIAL •nd Holidays. Entered at the Post Office at It may have grown afraid to keep on about our neo-Nazi party will Manchester, Conn., as Second Class Mail we referred to the times he al­ y ^ h a v e to lead him by the have long paids when you start Matter. 1 ^ to class the first day, first grade.” fade away when we aro es­ adding to the price of Its product the most succeeded In putting into SUBSCRIPTION RATES Madge. After aU, Andrew Is not "No, you can’t take the dog tablished In the Bundestag as Sweetheart Roses doz, $1.79 expense of annual re-tooIlng. practice the slogan on wdiicb Payable tn Advance ei^ U y a baby any longer.’’ with you . . . or the cat . . ot the only real opposition,” he One Year ...... 830.00 he had campaigned for electico Six Months ...... U.BO Detroit may finally have paid some told us. Three Months ...... 7.80 as Governor way hack in IMS. M lii . . . or any other pet. That day may never come but OPEN TO 9 P.M. THURSDAY and FRIDAY One Month ...... 2.60 attention to the success In the market, yourself, undtor- the throat of It (clearly Indi­ He had proclaimed, then, er. Boy, that old girl la a tiger. I stand’*’’ MEMBER OF at both ends of the price scale, of foreign had her myself when I was In - if you're a reaUv vood hov cated by the large, spirited au­ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS that "there is no substitute for dience that turned out here de­ Die Associated Press Is exclusively entitled products which hardly ever change their a good Job tn private Industry.*’ ^ rewarded. You may be to the use of republlcatlon of all news dls- spite a press boycott on ad­ , patches credited to It or not otherwise credit­ appearance. When he campaigned with it, year throe of ub Mde were miss- permitted to beat the black- ed In this paper and also the local news pub­ Ing, Md werybody figured she board erasers." vance publicity) Is already up­ lished here. that was a slogan which was setting the comfortable statu.s All lights of republlcatlon of special dis­ And Detroit may have come, through both criticism of New Deal .. "If you talk out loud In class patches nereln are also reserved. quo of the Grand Coalition. discovery that not even planned obso­ made Jobs and promise of done nnthino- when you’re not supposed to, As one low-income worker 1965 VOLKSWAGEN The Herald Printing Company Inc., as­ lescence can promote enough additional creative Republican efforts for nie he ^® BUmpstedn will probably loW us, the mornl:^ after Thnd- sumes no llnanclal responsibility for typo­ graphical errors appearing In advertisements sales to pay for its own cost, to a better the economy. Sthe ! first day. ^ J*''® Now he’s flnaUy pliers.” y®”*- ea™ 'ylth a pair of den’s speech. "There’s no man and other reading matter In The Manchester In this country who will tell off }< DELUXE SEDAN Evening Herald. adjusted view of what constitutes a A few years later, the Mogan "When I was in kindergarten, came to have a i>eraonal mean­ the gangs and the APO. No one Subscriber to Los Angeles Tlmes-Washlng- sound market year. ^ a mean UtUe rod- • RADIO ing, and Ray Baldwin almost will shout stop excxqx Thndden. ton Post News Service. ’ ***“ Bltapstein haired girl who used to kick me You watch, no one says they • VINYL INTERIOR Full service client of N. EJ. A. Service, Inc. In any case, as we have all been able made it with a personal plan to Publishers Representatives — The Julius everytlme we were In the cloak- will vote for him, bix they w ill" Mathews Special Agency New York Chi­ to notice In the last year or so, and as Ktlrek from politlca to a good ^ By the end of the first • BLUE FINISH cago. Detroit and Boston. • Job in private industry as vice "Wh your back. week my shins were all bruised we win be noticing again this fall as _ ^ ^ M B E R AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULA- president of a big insurance What s all the fuss about any- black and Wue." Empresa Expecting the new models come out, the difference company. way? -^(Irow isn’t going to the "o f course, if you flunk Un- Accident Causes 10 Mile Traffic Jam TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Em­ Dlsnlay advertising closing hours: between yearly models has been dwind­ starting kinder- dergarten they’ll make you stay press Farah of Iran, the mother For Monday — 1 p.m. Friday. We recaS this again ^not to garten. until you pass—even If it *1 I D S ~ of two sons and a daughter, la/ For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. ling. The car that Is only one or two keep reworking the career of The scenic 7-mile bridge in the Florida Keys west of Marathon, Fla., was For Wednesday — i p.m. Monday. "Don’t worry so much, kid. takes until you’re 21 years old." expt'Ctlng her fourth clUld For Thursday — 1 p.m. Tuesday. years old is not being subjected to any the former Chief Justice, Sen­ Even If you weather klndergar- "Don’t let them tease you, An- closed for 5 hours today when this tractor-trailer rig loaded with 24 tons of B’ebruary.^^^^ For Friday — 1 p.m. Wednesday. ator and Governor, but to set TED TRUDON. Ii k . For Saturday — 1 p.m. Thursday. sudden, artificial quick aging process. ten, you artlU have 16 more years drew—kindergarten is no worse cold asphalt went out of control and overturned blocking both lanes of U.S. A jeoGrt source sold Wednes­ Cluslfled deadline — 5 p.m. day before the stage for the observation to go before you’ll get out of col- than a bad case of mumps.” Highway 1. There is no alternate route around the bridge and traffic was day that for this retUH>n slie VOUUWAOCN POMCHS publication. 6 p.m. Friday for ^turday And the new car owner Is, while the TOIXAND T P U . —. TALCOTTVnXa and Monday publication. that, for anybody seeking the lege." "You don’t have to-know how backed up for 10 miles before the wreckage was removed. (AP Photofax) would not ai-eompony the Sluih trend toward sanity lasU, being given thing for which there is no sub­ “Don’t let him pull any fake to read and write by recess on hla visit to the United States Thursday, August 28 stitute today, the direetton Illness on you, Madge. Whether .time, Andrew. But If you haven’t nn opportunity to relax Inside his natural Improper because Selden’s "of­ In October. would not necessarily have to he claims he has a fever or a learned how to by the end fense”. was "continuous" from modesty and execute his personal trans- be toward private Industry. bellyache, I want him in that of the first day. Miss Bllmpateln G>urt Ordered To Release the'tim e of his arrest through U.S.S.R. And U.S.A. Please Note portatlon renewals without self conscious kindergarten seat when the bell will send you to the principal’s Tixlay it is possible to find his appearance at tho police office, and he’ll put you In an Russia, and the United States, the ostentation. It seems likely to make for situations which combine the Illegally Arrested State Maid station. W. G. GLENNEY CO. friendlier, less competitive neighbor­ generous emoluments of private " I understand that that little automatic spanking machine two great powers which have put such Since his arrest was llllsgal.ln bully In the next block is going that whacks you 160 times a NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — r^lsted the arrest, tho court the first place, Selden’s reals hoods, and It makes Detroit Itself seem, industry with the intellectual to be in the same kindergarten minute." great stakes Into the partition of Ger­ for the first time, more of a friend allurements of the game of poli­ The Appellate Division of the 'said, using profane language tance to It, both at his apart- class with you, Andrew. Don’t ______Circuit Court has prtjerod'a low- and obscenities. Upon trial, Sel- and at the police station. many, had better take a casual look tics. let him knock all your front showing some consideration for our IV lin isk irted P r in c e s s discharge a Milford den was found innocent of two was not improper, and could not SUMMER at the latest statistics concerning trade The ideal goal for the pediU- teeth out.” problems than a salesman looking for D j r c * D _ •> <=o"Vlcted of breach of the counts of breach of the peace correctly be separated Into two cian who is tired of holding aigi between the two halves of the nation yearly orders. “If you aren’t pedite to all the H a n n e a t r o m a t . r e f e r S, peace after he was illegally ar- and resisting arrest In connec- charges the court said fighting for elective office at little girls, Andrew, Mias Bllmp- they defeated In 1946. ROME (AP) —Princess Pa­ rested. tlon with, the Incident at his "We do not condone the lan­ There may be an unexpected lot of relatively modest salary Is stein will make you stand In the According to the opinion of the apartment. CLEARANCE SALE some position' in the state’s olo of Liege, sister-in-law of Bel- guage that may have been The amount of trade between Blast sanity waiting for us Amertcans, after b X It^ ^ ^ u '^ ^udouln. ron aFoui Bernard The appeltete court said the Cgc-d^’ the court i a i r - B u t the non-elecltve bureaucracy. uivus til you. ” . of , the’ Yf..,4Vatlcai^’7 . 1 1b7i__ ___ on___ mtoi-A. KOSiCki Koslcki a.nd annotinf'ftd and announced #r>dAV«. todays lower lower court, court, hud correctlv had correcUy 'cleAT* cloar- — ______. and West Germany for the first six we have run through and exhausted our right to seek his frecdon was F w a time, there was one ^ skirts, two Italian publications ^ ‘chard Selden was.ArfeBted by ed Selden of the first tw o Billy, Immature, wasteful fasclndtlon his as clearly appears from the First Come—First Served months of this year went up 26 per particular section of this bu­ lascinaung things, Andrew — reported today. Milford policeman Howard Da- charges because an ’‘accused fucts with rat-racing. cent over the figure for the same period reaucracy which had surpassing such as gallopdng around the newspaper II Tempo said heard Selden utter "a person* may , , rcsslst . . nn ,unlawful . . pj,g — appellate division sot ^ m to music cutting out dolls, th 7 ; r ; ; 7 e : r V n a t i ; r r i T 7 y 'o^r-letter profane word." 19" 3-HP RRIGGS-STRAHON ENGINE a year ago. appeal because of the ease with and learning to draw and color ,..u^ *■*__ i_Tho nnnion-ri. nniH , floiHAn \sta u,0 judgment of t).e trl,.l which it seemed to be able to mue white 'o - * - ■- green____ Baudouln’i ------— ------J remanded the case set itself up salaries generous younger brother. Prince Albert, rested after he uttered the word corut concluded that Selden s direction to dUchnrge the During first half of 1969 West Ger­ ... ___ _ o .______^ z. ______• « U/HII a n r l t V t U t i n c l ' fex K l< s n v\n •*$ m a m » n «srnz> lUxWFnl * LAWN MOWB1 X! *44.88 The Grass Roots beyond the $20,000 a year mark. was topped by a guard as she while admitting to his apartment arrest was Illegal. defendant. many delivered 8228,000,000 worth of mean you think was about to enter St. Peter’s "T) acquaintance who had ktux;k- Selden was found guilty In the In the past year, two things have be­ The state’s new system of high­ you’U drive him to school every Basilica with two frlemis. ed on his dr. Daziel was lower court, however, of breach goods to East Germany, >and bought 22" 3Va-HP BRIGGS-STRATTON ENGINE come absolutely clear about New York er education, to give it credit, day, Madge ? You U not only PaoIo told the guard, “All__ standing near 8eiden’.s dexjr, the of the peace committed at the PIJC Drairt) Rale Hike back 8188,000,000 worth. led the way toward the estab­ City. Fllrat, wo have become a mari­ spoil him you 11 stunt his right, we will come back some HP Bri99««Straf9ofi Enqin* Graas is now everywhere. Joints are And Robert Anderson Andrew tagging along after me cess smiling as she talked with ment, the court said, "without hurled "epithets, vile Invectives inimedlate 21 per cenT ln7roi^ out really trying, either. But It Is likely When public attention, some passed freely at those posh dull parties ^ it critical, was eventutdly to isch(X>I every day. What’ll the a guard at the entrance ttt St. knocking or making any Indica- profanities and obscenities at pending a final de- to Increase at a swifter pace from now In the apartment houses of the Eiurt cted to the lushneas of the other guys In the third grade Peter’s. She was wearing a min- tlon by word or otherwise that he the officers.” In addition, the cislon on the proposal, LAW N M OW ER on os Blast Germany, which Is now ex­ Side. In Washington Square Park, the salary situation in the various think if I gotta stop every few isklrt that was not as ^ ort as was a police officer and was court said, he "tlireatened Of- -piie PUC took Its action Wed- smoke drifts past the checker players. Steps to let my baby brother many but still ended above the seeking entry for the purpose of fleer Daziel with the loss of his nesdny. Included In tile request Rewind Starter—Model 8212 periencing some of the resurgence West echelons of the state’s educa­ Kids In Brooklyn turn on under the trees Inside Report ^ Thought for Today tional bureaucracy, the result catch up with m e?" kenees. making an arrest.” Job and persisted In demanding was a plan under which money Germany had almost Immediately after SPECIAL e y y of Prospect Park. In Queens, Vietnam was not any attempt to reduce "If you ■wipe your new^ on the The Vatican last week banned Selden scuffled, struggled and the reason for his arrest.” would be refunded to customers The Touch Of the War, progresses Into the production veterans move with pot as freely by The people cheered, but some of salaries in this particular field sleeve of your sweater, Ahdrew, women In miniskirts and men In using profane language and ob- Tin- appellate court ruled that If the Increase was later ills- their fathers moved with beer. Some The Master’s Hand them cried, Miss Bllmpstein wlU make you shorts from St. Peter’s. scenitlcs. Upon trial, Selden was the conviction on this charge was allowed by the (fourte. of a wider list of finished products. back down to the level of other peop’e seem shocked at reports that 99 Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak "We do not quite understand Twaa battered and scarred, and and more benighted fields of per oent of those at the Woodstock rock What changed Its’ worth?” state service. The famous Berlin Wall Is Just as concert were smoking marijuana. But, HANOVER, West Gormnny— tion of the ChrisUan Democrats the auctioneer Swiftly came the reply: ONE ONLY—24” 4 HP. Brima-Stratton Engine high ns ever. when the supply lines are open, there The scene here the other night and Social Democrats. Thought It scarcely worth his "The touch of the master’s Rather, there began a posi­ Ju.it m'ght bo that many people tuni­ when Adolf von Thodden, leader But Thndden Is no fool. Tall, while hand." tive-thinking, upbeat effort to RIDING MOWER Keg. 1219.66 *199.56 The Russlon-Amcrlcan big power pol­ ng on every night right here at home. of tho now Gorman right, open­ heavy, and slightly florid, this To waste much time on the old And many a man with life out remedy the imbalance by rais­ icy which preferred to split Germany None of this liothers me very much; ed his campaign for next son of €Ui Blast Pru.omes, and the SINCE WE ANNOUNCED Adjust- Germanics are managing to do more ” NPD (Thaddon’s Natlomd lars twice; sble. chromed 2 tptsdti motor and arc getting slowly Juiced' at the Domoc.nitlc, Ihirty) mee avorage age of 33,000 gray-halred man change that’s wrought b(xly. Status begans to shroud the lawyers arc working overtime;-the (lues-paying NPD members Is By the touch of tho Master’s OUR BIG BARGAIN right. road ono bright onuigo alogtm Came forward and picked up you at $26,000. Then you can i pr'.ons are bursting. And all of tills waving In Uie luuids of an anU- now 41, down from 56 three the bow; hand. have money like politics never over something that Is rolleor, Any system of life In Europe which Is Thiuklen jilckct. Just before years ago. One-fourth of Its local Then, wiping the dust from the Submitted by paid before, and you don’t have lit end smoked. It’s bizarre. Thiuklen’s arrival, seven largo chainnen aro under 30, Thad­ to give up the fun, either. based on nn unnatural division of the Consider, If you will, how we would - old violin. Rev. Phillip G. Baker BlaokaOeokBr polUx) trucks wiUi water hoses den told us. He has a 7 mil­ And tightening the Iixise strings, There’s no substitute for a good rntakmOtakmr SHRUB German nation cannot be sound. feel If our iU’’ro:iauta reported back from moiuitod In turrets nun bled Into lion mark (almost 82 million) Assistant Pastor Job In the Connecticut non-elec- Mars that some of the Inhabitants were He played a melody pure and atnigotic ixwltioius. campaign war chest In sight, sweet UnltiMl Pentecostal Churidi tlve bureaucracy. U-278 Tile Germans themselves will not Jall'ng other Inhabitants because they far more than ever before. He M ODEL END «nd HEDGE TRIMIfER Thaddon’s custom-built Mer­ As a caroling angel sings. were IngesPng some of' the veg-tatlon Is going after the blue-collar stand for It forever. cedes 230 wltfi ILs rocJ(-|>roof DELUXE tof of Mars. We would think they were a workers, whom he describes as The music ceased, and the auc­ Side hartdie left or peculiar lot of savuges at be.st, and glass luid heavy-duty, subotagti- tioneer. right hand, deep nil The danger to pence Is that Russia "tho most conservative class In blade, 2 amps probably s«>nd them a gross of proof tiros (tlie latter bought With a voice that was quiet and LAWN Oermiuiy," smml farmers ,and low. H era ld nnd the United States will try to Im. Protestant missionaries at worst. from tho U.S. through Uio Swiss everyone with \ a grievance Yesterdays NOW ONLY pose their partition of mutual fear too And yet this Is exactly wliat we are - bocjiuso no Goniuui Hrm would agtUnst the status quo. Said: "What am I bid for the EDGER iwKnpt Uio order) rolled up un- old violin?” 25 Years Ago long. doing right now In our own soml-civiliz- Thadden hius td admit his 10 Years Ago ed I'oclety The N'w studies that luive niuliwted to a back door while party Includes former Nazis, And he held It up with the bow. Republican candidates for & ohoutlng pickets triiHl to storm "A thousand dollars, and who’ll A required public hearing of MFT. In their diplomacy, which him never been made show that marijuana Is not BTusclsts, and "a neo-Nazi ele­ town positions continue to file iMT'tf'AMenkle ’ hj'slcally ai’.'dletlng. eauses I'onsUh'ra- Umi front door. Tliey broke win­ ment," birt he claim s'that of make It two? petitions for primaries while the the- Public Housing Athninlsfra- NYLON NflNFORCIO VINYL been totally Ignorant of the direction In TRIMMEI b’y les.i brain dam age than heavy dows as Uiey cnishtxl .against tile NPD’s 30-member eentral Two thousand! And who'll make Democrats have yet to file one. tlon Iq New York may cause a CLEARANCE SALE KETTLE Tluuldpii’s own sivuiity forces, It three? ^ GARDEN HOSE which they really should be heading, .drinking, and e.s- not cau.st' hangovers. eommIUee, only two held Nazi U.S. Vice President Henry A. 10-12 month delay in construc­ who were aniuxl wiUi noUiUig "ixxsts'• under the other Adolf Three thousand, once, three COME SEE FOR YOURSELF the . United States nnd Russia have gen­ Its u.“ers tei'in to be consUlerably le.'ts Wallace makes brief and rapid tion of an apartments-for-the- ORIU v'o’ent than drinkers (imagine the scene morethmi a simple arm-btuld thousand, twice visit in Manchester on his way erally placed their own wltlidrnwiil from betuing tho word "OrUem." (8eo Page Seven) And going, and gone,” said he. elderly project between Hart­ If there had tn'en 400,000 tx-er drinkers to Hartford. ford Rd. and Center 8t. I 1 6 “ the two Germanics. leaving the way at Wood.d(H-k, instead of ttie same num­ Thaddon’s men displayed none of tho stomi-.trooper tiu-tlcs that BRAND NEW 1969 CHEVROLET Chrome - plated clear for reunification, at the very end ber of heads). And Uiough It, w«mld be BRAND NEW 1969 CHEVROLET grid, btaciv por­ rather difficult to -say that marijuana ciUlsod a furor two monUis agu. of their schedule of things that ought to f l.iib l. at 0" R . aag $.11 celain coverad' Is giHxl for >x>u. It Is equally difficult But If this scene of pollUcal inlofted with ny I (Kifcaf. alumi happen some day, after everything else to say that It la bad. nodloalliation outside tlie hall A rrXTMltWf 4(V(n<6 .'<|| Ion truck lire totd num legs fold. has been negotiated to perfect settle­ It Is laid, however, for other r«xi- .was redolent of Georgo-Wallace, •lit fMluxi lhai jii.t Brass (ouplings tho TTladden message Inside tho Fischetli passed m8 '•-i’o' sons, all dealing wltti its' Illegality. In ment. 1)4 the bust year, we’ve ween tlie arrest of hoU was almost a playbaek of that (jitirg, biid« at IMS i'hicafo Dally News ^ 13000 ipr fa « n|td tile children of Prank Gifford. Sam Wallace’s stock cnjiipoign But wo are Inclined to think that If biada clears aeaj t-rff Yorty, Jes.nii * - 20% Discount ^ they are ever going to settle anything and William Manehest('r on charges In- Lxwve out tho race Lssue and franen an ad|a (jp lo d'ap' between themselves, and permit the re­ voh'lng marijuium Tliese are the chll- Thadden’s niessago nuig with a As a !(--.? -r/ffs:/.-) .'-e.'i pronde gf(a*«r »f»», .r. turn of normalcy to Europe, they will drt‘n of till- mUklle clas^\ and tliey now single pledge law luid order. On A ll , Other have arrest records. Wether they are Hie official NPD slogan Is have to begin by making their Joint found guilty or not. that rt'conl stays "Secinity Through Law and IMPALA SPORT SEDAN V2 TON STEPSIDE PICKUP Model U278 withdrawal from Germany the first, with them. Tile same thing has hapiH'n- Order," a Uionio Thndden tell­ Breniers. Fons ed to. hundrixls of thoustuid.i of other rather than the last, thing they do. ingly used •'to appeal for a V-8, auto, power ateering, PB., radio, cushion deluxe seat belt*, wheel 6 cylinder, etandard, gaugee. heavy duly cduteh, heavy duty spring., •3 9 .9 9 young (H'ople In the i>asl year, and the strong, Independent nnd natlon- covers, undercoeted. Mfg. List Price' $3567.50. rear bumper, 8 25 x 15 4 ply Urea, underooated. Mfg lis t Price $2643.70. Richard Nixons of the earth are asking aJLsUc Ooriiiiuiy allied wiUi Eu- and Garden Hose for oven tougher crackdowns. Tlie ix>{>e and to demniKl iHillce so- Model 1:176 way we are going we will haw to curtty In the streets against OUR SPECIAL ^ OUR SPECIAL “A Breath Of Sanity” IS. •2 9 .9 9 reserve tlie entire state of Montiuia to “criminal giuigs who make It M O D E L -E N D B MODEL-END ^ ^ In Stock hou.w the prlsoiwrs. ^ M "Yes, there’s a breath of sanity In unsafe for a mother In the CLEARANCE PRICE m • • • .streets," CLEARANCE PRICE ■ ■ ™ the Industry" one of Detroit's lending In Amsteixlaii). tlu> local authorities Ho hushed out at draff-dodgers, automobile engineers admitted the other liave lleens<>^ several pot bars The Idea .■kiklents who demonstrate, luid SHOT FRIDAYS TO 8:30 PJN. day. is that no iionest rest'afeh Into fhe ef­ llolltlctans who "tit' Uie hands fects of marijuana con take place In the ol the fKiIlce” When a claque Here's Your BIG Chemee To Save BIG On A *69 Cho^vy Tile sanity In question Involves De­ ley vastinw of a laboratory; too niueh of denionstmtors In the biUcony of the marijuanii thing dej>ends on Its ' troit’s current abandonment of the habit .stopix>d lUm moiiimtajily with “A Good Place To Buy A Car” M A N C H e s ie n environment for It.s effect. T1*e Idea Is a heckler’s chant, he shouted. T H K of spectacular yearly changes In the. .sound and civlllzt'd and stiould be given "Tluit’s .all right, soon j-ou will design appearance of Its automobiles. a eluuice In this town, as a first step to-' bo clapping for nio.^’ PROMPT Ward full legalization. We're beginning Tliaddeii wUl have to wait a CHEVROLET IW.G.GLENNEY 6 4 9 - 5 2 5 3 And this means abandonment of the to discover that the centisll problem of long time bt\fore that happens. DELIVERY the cities Is holding tlie middle class, v, Just to ge* his three-yeiUHjid 'theory of "planned obsolescence" upon CO. If this silly law is not eluuigtxl, wx* party Into the , Bundestag ' C O .. Inc. which Detroit once frankly based Its own m’ght be holding an entire geiwratlon (ixirliiuiient) the NPD niiust ob­ 3 3 6 place In the economy. Make all the cars of their rh'idre- n,,t tlwv'U N> b'h'nd tain 6 jier cent of the tol.U vote CARTER bars PETfc HA6nU- IN THE NEW OKNEVENIN6STIIA 9, THUKS. TtU ( — MASCHESTIt on the road ^ look old and out of date, In k ctHBitry wktwe pollUcs Is 1229 MAIN STREET NORTH MAIN SHOT YORK POST domlnatetl by the Gnuuj Coali­ rfm Nou m'Rt cwuiim'*

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many years In the dye house of MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1969 Cheney Bros, before he retired U.S. Tries to Cut P A G E N I N E Obituary In 1963. He was a former mem­ End of W ar ber of the Sub Alpine Club and Viet Violence Israel Asks All World U Thant Plans Vernon ment workload. I feel the posi­ the Pacific Air Forces as a se­ the Sons of Italy. tion of executive director should curity policeman. Mrs. Sophie 8. Sflplowit. Survivors Include a son. Aldo (Continued from Page One) Seen Freeing Summit Supper be on a part-time basis,” Hor­ Before Iris arrival In Vietnam COVENTRY—Mrs. Sophie Sll- J. Qattl of :Baltic; a sister, Mrs. ______To Aid Jews in Egypt an said. Mrs. Betty Lou Wil­ he served uilh the 3640th Air ver Seplowitz, 80, of Flanders Mary DellaFera of Manches- genuine and speedy n e Loa Angeles Times 20-Year Lease Signed liams is executive director. (Continued from Page One) Base Group at Laredo AFB, Rd., widow of Hyman Seplo- ter; two grandchildren, and two withdrawal from South Vietnam UNITED NATIONS — U. N. The local agency Is asked to , „ , . . . Prime Minister Oolda Melr said Budget Funds Tex. He is a 1967 graduate of 1964 VOLKSWAGEN wits, died yesterday at a Mans- great-grandchildren. of all its troops, and those of the helplessly exposed to the blind recently the planes are vital to Seci;etary General U Thant By State for Courthouse submit for review of- HUD a EUington High School. field covalescent home. The fuheral will be Saturday other foreign countries In the hatred of the Arab states to- Israel’s security (Conttmied from Page One) plans to Invite foreign minlotera proposal for such services as Deluxe Sedan R-1K am fmm tha i^hr, tr . wSrd ISracl,” Mrs. Melr - - - ' of the Wg four powers to a soon as possible. The suggest­ Graveside services were held at 8,:15 a.m. from the John P. U.S. camp and not a sham, wara israei, ’ Mrs. M,eir DeGaulle blocked the shlp- set forth within the lutmlnlatia- Tile state yesterday signed a One, the nvaln.commerclal' area. "UtUe summit supper" shortly ed action for part-time work Soviet* Honor Husak • R A D IO this morning In Temple B’nal Tierney Funeral Home, 219 piecemeal withdrawal as is be- charged. Unable to defeat Israel ment of the planes In June 1967 20-year lease fOr the now Tol­ l^ v o jM id c s ^ d a supermarket tlon. ’The total of good Ideas al­ after the opening of the U.N. should take effect as of Oct- 1. MOS(X)W (A P) — The Soviet Israel Cemetery, Perkins W. Center St., with a solemn occuiv’ part of the area. • V E N T L IN TE R IO R ing done now.” ‘h* at the time of the six-day war. ways totals more than the budg­ General Assembly next month, land County Courthouse In Horan also suggested the of­ Union has given Gustav Husak. Comers, Mansfield.. Rabbi hd^ Mass of requiem at St. Architects Kane and Fairchild • EXTRA CLEAN Amos Bdelhelt of Temple B'nal James’ (3iurch at 9. Burial will Uodge recalled that t i : . He extended 1 ^ embargo to aU a high official of one of the redevelopment area. fice be maintained along with the Czechoslovak Commimlrt et will allow,” Paul McCracken, will meet with bonk commis­ four disclosed Wednesday. a telephone answering service. party head, the Order of Letrin Israel officiated. be In East Cemetery. United States pn,posed a specif- As' she - spokq,______about______50 Israelis - when the Israelis used -pare French part- With the exception of a few chalrpian of the President’s Thant held such a dinner with sioners to discuss plans for the The agency has been talking —Its highest award. Mrs. Seplowitz was bom In Friends may call at the fu- ic timetable of 12 months for of Iraqi origin assembled out- helicopters to raid Beirut air minor projects to bo completed bank buildings. •1095 Council of Economic Advlsonj, American, Soviet, British and the building is ready for occu­ about Phase Two which uill be The award tollowed Husak's withdrawal of ’’the major por- «lde the Knesset building for a port Iw t Derem ^r. Also at the meeting a letter more of a rehabilitation project. crackdown last week on Czechs Wllllmantlc-Coventry area for 7 to 9 p.m. »inn” nt oii n^rt.QyviifVi nilonf H^mrknoti>afi/\n Tn a at___v ______said Wednesday at a news French ministers last fall but pancy and It Is expected the tlon” of all non-South Viet- silent demonstration protesting In Tel Aviv, the Israeli Ptor- was read from Charles Horan, Any of the prelimlnarj’ action who demonstrated against the many years. She was a mem­ conference. little of substance was discuss­ state will move in next month. namese forces from the south. the Iraqi executions. elgn Ministry accused the U.N. assistant regional administrator' on this Is apt to take a long U.S.S.R. on the anniversary of TED TRUDON. hie. ber o( the Workmen’s Circle Sidney N. Hewitt ed. The carpeting still has to be HEBRON—Sldnev N Hewitt denied Hanoi’s charges "On this Issue, the total fall- Security Council of passing a McCracken refused to give a for the office of Housing and Ui< 'time. When the project Is stsit- the invasion of their country. 146 of t^lllmantlc. This year (he U.N. leader Is put in and also- the lights in VOLIKSWAGEN PORSCHE 1 of Mantle a naUve of Heb^ United States is Intensl- ure of the United Nations and “ one-sided” resolution con- specific estimate of how large ban I^velopnient (HUD), ed, then a new full-thne offl.’x* However, the citation said Hu­ Survivors Include four sons, rWantlc, a naUve of Heb- understood to be jdanning to the parking lot. The building TOLLAND TPKE. —. TALOOTTVILLE any “ peace dividend” would be. In his totter, Horan said a would be <^>ened for It. sak was honored "for outstand­ Samuel Seplowitzz of Willi ron, L " ; r r y at t h f B i K in-ees the four to take up urgent will be leased by the state, from Benlowio^ ni Kenney Convalescent Home In States Is actively seekii^ fusal to let the situation of Jews southern Lebanon on Aug. 11. ’The council under President review of the redevelopment Airman l.C. Robert PV Bab­ ing service and heroism dis­ mantle, Abraham new discusrions of the deterior- Aloo Development Corp., de­ a iL Uyme after a long Illness. hostilities In Arab countries be Investlgat- “ By condemning Israel’s self- Johnson predicted 622 million project Indicates all execution cock, son of Mr. and Mrs. played In the jivljri struggle alUng Middid East situation. G-renl«r*I>ucliftrme photo velopers of the renewal area. EaM Wllllngton, Alex Seplo- “J " " * ‘“ " 'n ' Vietnam.letnam. once more demonstrat- defense action and avoiding any last January. ’The nation'has action has been completed with Frederick H. Babcock, l Wood- against the common enemy— Witz of Mansfield, and Joseph ^®’ The time and place of the At a meeting of the Redevelop­ SeninuHfT nf . » " 1*93, son of the late John and As examples, - he cited the ed,”- . ------said Mrs.------Melr. direct reference------to — the— armed . been spending |20 billion to ISO the exception of disposal of bine»St.. Is on duty at Bien Hoa the German Fascist Invaders— proposed dinner have not been Engaged ment Ctonunission last night, the au Bertha Chapin Hewitt. He was ^ m b halt of North Vietnam or- David Rlvlln, Israeli Foreign attacks from Lebanon which billion in Vietnam aiutually. set. But the probability Is that three remaining parcels. AB, Vietnam. during the Slovak national up­ The engagement of Miss Rho­ d^elopers discussed Parcel nf Smith »!r t ® World War I veteran, a mem- dered by President Lyndon B. Office spokesman, told news- made It necessary, the Security Daniel P. Moynltian, Nixon’s it will be held again In Thant’s ” In view of the redevelop­ He is assigned to a unit of rising" In August 1944. Read Herald Advertisements Samwlrk ber of the Hebron Congregation- Johnson In November, 1968, the men Israel views the persiecu- Council has failed once more to urban affairs adviser, said paneled 38th-floor board room. de Leber of Manchester to Pe­ utym IT r Church and the Wooeter current withdrawal of American tion of Jews in Iraq very, very with the real issue/' a For- ’Tuesday the mlUlon “ Just No other joint meetings of ter N. Owren of Bolton has been T« Uodge of Masons In Colchester. troojM, and the curtaUment of gravely.” elgn Ministry spokesman said, won’t be there” for the cities. the four foreign mlnlstters announced by her parents, Mr. nf NAi-th At*fi h^****vf^ Lllllen pq, several years he was em- M2 tombing missions over the "Even non-Arab Moslem The Israelis said the air strike McCracken said many are have been scheduled, although and Mrs. James Leber of 81 __letoro. Mass.; and ployed as secretary of the late South. countries have bitterly deplored aimed at Arab guerrilla skeptical that the administra­ the four are expected to hold High St. errsot James L. Goodwin, a Hartford Since H ^ o i failed to respond, the executions there, not to camps from which numerous at- tion will be able to halt inflation round-robin secret discussions Her fiance is the son of Hr. to h w philanthropic and conserva- mention every enllghtelied gov- Into Israel have been through fiscal and monetary with each other—and with U.N. and Mrs. Ole M. Owren of policies. But, he cautioned, a a^ ®'-"'"®"t ‘he free presrof launched. A P PfaoCofax) Middle ESast mediator Gunnar Stony Rd. dBinThfo/*/*** Survivors are two nieces, additional U.S. t r ^ re- the world,” he said. "But noth- The Palestinian guerrilla or- ’’substantial amount of discom­ Jarring. Miss Leber Is employed as a o Miss Joan Hewitt of Hebmn and Placements until we can fu lle r ganlzatlon A1 F a t^ also ^ She’ll Knit on Campaign Trail fort” awaits anyone counting on The other major topic that staff nurse at Manchester Me­ 1^ ’ Mrs. Edward Bemblnskl of , you® recent mmiary scoiW of Jews in "ounced the resolution for criU- a continuation of the inflation­ Weinstein Mortuary, 640 Salem nMMtx, in ./cwty . . . Mrs. Robert B. Meyner, wife of New Jersey’s for­ may be discussed Is Soviet- BROAD STREET, activity I n ^ i c u l a r the recent ^ branches of the Amb-' ary spiral. morial H o ^ ta l. She is a gradu­ Farmingrton Ave., Hartford, was mer governor and present Democratic gubernatorial American progress on . arms ate of East Catholic High School ’The funeral will be tomorrow ror and persecution . Israeli cease-fire. “ So long as ’The administration’s efforts to In charge of arrangements. control talks—Including ABM, and Mercy Hospital School of at 11 a.m. at the Potter Funeral P® ®"t ai aenvuy in the future. ,.j^ ^ stopped by ° “ r land 1- occupied there wlU be candidate, cuddles woolen booties and is all smiles curb Inflation, McCracken said, MANCHESTER MIRV and undersea nuclear Nursing, Springfield, Mass. Home, 466 Jackson St., Wll- Lodge again appealed to world o^nlon, they will no violence and It will Increase day at a news conference at her home here yesetrday should start taking effect late Louis Shabot missile installations. Her ftance, a Manchester Hig^ • Open Dolly It to lo • Ample F im i PorfclnR Wmantlc, with the Rev. Howard North Vietnam to provide lists doubt hang more people, more by day," an Al Fatah sDokes- at which she announced she’s expecting her first this year In the form of slower _A.___ ■ __•__A_A__ sW AmAWrlrwin wibIoavi a m # If Via Iv^a . . . r F • ____ The general attitude among School graduate, is a sergeant WAPPING — Louis Shabot, Champe, a retired rnimster, of American prisoners It holds jews In t ^ bloodthirsty busl- nian said gains in the volume of business • ■‘('harKe It” With Vour C.A.P. or AS « .. BB.... BA 1-- fl_ rSA AVl/l nAVSrVS J f 4 nCSV\A lAVSA#ff%Al«« — child in late February. She and Mejmer have been seasoned diplomats here is to in the U.S. Air Force stationed 86, of 66 Abbey Rd., hasband of officiating. Burial will be In St. and permit Inspection of their ness.’ In Kuala Lumpur, Prime Mln- activity and fewer new orders 4'-B.T. Master Charge Cord married 13 years. He’s 61 and she’s 41. welcome Big Four talks as ur­ in Vietnam. Mrs. Anna Hoff Shabot, died Peter’s Cemetery, Hebron, camps by the Intem^lonal Red Beirut, Lebanon, King Hus- ‘®ter ’Tunku Abdul Rahman said for durable goods, amorig other this morning at Manchester Friends may call at the fu- Cross a guarantee of a regular Malaysia would be willing to indicators. gent, perhapsc even "a last The wedding is planned for of mall to and from the taka naw in ______, chance for many years” on August 1970 in St. James’ -SERyiCC DEPT STORES Memorial Hospital. neral home tonight from 7 to 9. flow or man 10 ana trom me pg^ interview, war with to-ael ‘ “ >*6 P»rt in the summit meeUng Asked whether the cooling off prisoners and the release of sick , 0/ aii “ '’” ^"6 both the Mideast and disarma­ Church. Mr. Shabot was bom J»in. 23, ------Incvltable “ ond the poesl- Moslem countries which would produce more imemploy- ment. But skepticism persists 1884 in Germany, and htid lived Mrs. Wifred Trudeau ^ billty exists of an explosion at ^be Arab nations are trying to Pentagon Says Hanoi ment, especially among minori­ The first speaker at the sea- „ „ . __ ,, about any major breakthrough. In Wapplng for 47 years. He Mrs. Irene Trudeau, 62, of 86 11 organize In the wake of the fire •slon.. South0^*.tifVsrt A»- Vietnamese1/1 Af A SI A rv-i A ci A rlAiArynVA delegate .A — time. ty group members, McCracken owned and operated a farm, and Spruce St., wife of Wilfred Tru- Huiaoln’s comments, printed week In the Al Aksah replied: Mounties After a Man A/ew Fall StylesI Complete Selections! King^s Low,Low Prices! also worked for the J. E. Shop- deau, was dead on arrival yes- Pham Dang Lam, accused North Vietnam of refusing to ne- by the paper Al Jarida, reflect- tnosque In Jerusalem. But the Replacing Lost Men ‘"To the extent that there Is OTTAWA (A P ) — The Cana­ ^ Tobacco Co^ln South Wind- terday morning at the Hotel- i^ taT top e^ fT ch levln g ®f ^1® '^® “ ’ ® m "cond“ ‘‘’ P''®P“ *-®’ «Hratlon figures officially, but broken ankle. fect fifling wide-itrop with KJftO I killed and 1,409 wounded the the fourth time in 10 is stationed at has been !^ k e d " by fewer large sources said only about 5,000 en- Healy, who joined the Special HEAR A SONG? 47 Lew ®--®’ '«®'''>^® Blai" .md I>.nat /gV“,g ‘ '7 h g r ™ n e m ^ AFB, CaUf.. was a antiqued wipe 'n wear up- Lew 37 unit actions. emy troops have shown up the Forces In 1964 and served duty PriCE Tierney Funeral Homo, 219 W. Blais, all of Danielson- and 16 . ..h ^ Spokesmen In Tel Aviv said finals winner In the All Systems f TAVGMT MVSKLFt pars, broad foes. Sites 8rt Friedhelm used the 100,000 In- last month or so, compared with tours as a Green Beret In Ger- Center St., with a Mass of re- grandchildren. ' leUet" and ''’® ^®“>®" ®“ ®®“®‘> ®" C®'""'and naUmvU chess ^ i PVSH EB TME to 3. qulem at the Church of the As- -j^g mneral will Im. hni.i q 1 of Infantry, rocket and army headquarters at the ment at Cocoa Beach Fla last flttratlon figure, which com- an average of about 11,000 a many In 1967 and Vietnam In M A G IC M V SIC B C m X t pares with 260,000 all last year, month in 1968 and about 15,000 1904, i® the former commander sumption at 10. Burial will be oav at 9-16 am from mortar attacks. village of Man Kabad, 200 miles week. In November he will com- a a . - ' ------—...... Double-ilrop in antiqued Buckle trim, In St. James’ Cemetery. Mineral Home 40<^T^ in ^®“ '*‘>“®''; southwest of tha Sinai cease-fire pete In the All Air f ^ ^ m - P®'' “ *® " ^ brown, perfect for ichool 8«n0i wipe clean up- Lew pen. 3 to 10. wear. Little girli like the fricR way it looks and fits. Sires A ...______• rrionuH may •' call---- at the fu* wounded. _ ^ n.ii m an filtration figruree, which are war have shown a cyclical pat- 9- tt a 10-4. SOUTH WINDSOR -R obeit W. neral home tonight from 7 to 9 fru * 1 11 — —...... —mortared v.v the Services meet next gleaned from aerial observa- tern of peaks andaam valleys. ^ Campmire, 38, of 180 Famham and tomorrow from 2 to 4 and ../I’Viet " 7 Conir ” and North Viet- headquarters .7 ’ VTu---- 7‘. and “ ''.‘".r..— other faclll- ‘^ '’hig- reports and sensor “ You can find any number of , Rd., husband of Mrs, Norma 7 to 0 p.m. who arrived last For the Young Set . Taylor Campmire, died yester­ <3,rre^wltaTreri»\^d^^^^ “continuing‘s vlotatlon of 'he Ranees Libbey of 47 ridTmble‘‘refln^i^t m rime p^ted '^ u ^ a T o w ^ S ta t " ^ d March^’ accompantod "his bri Just Right for Girls & Teens day at Hartford HosplUU. cease-fire” by Egyptian forces* Cambridge St. was recently passes. called It significant, only to find Kade back to Hawaii—where It Mr. Campmire wns bom May for the week before of 3,898. A total of 3H 19H Amriannu ^®"®’ ’ ‘ *’® ®"' Secretary of the ’Trinity Friedhelm said the 100,000 out a few months later we were now is being deactivated—and KILTIE FRINGE ANTIQUED BROWN 26, 1931 in Oouncll Grove, Kan., Soviets Keport loiai 01 3H,12S Amricnns nouncement sold. College Graduate Student Asso- could be off either way by wrong ” one Pentagon official returned to South Vietnam this son of Mrs. Geoige Campmire now have been reported killed Israel did not say how many elation. A student-faculty regls- some thousands. commented. week. of Oouncll Grove and the lute Airliner Crash In action In Vietnam aince Jun. commandos made the raid, how tratlon coffee hour will be held While Friedhelm said he saw Furthermore, there ore sever- Rheault and the other Green George. Campmire, .md hiul 1, 1061, while the total wounded they reached the target or how Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. In ” no significant difference of Berets—six officers and a Ser­ MOSCOW (APj ai different seta of Infiltration „ , j . LOAFER lived_ _ in South Windsor ,,...... for. the— Fnrelim HMni.i,... i /*'*^®* •'1*'n to 247,006. much damage they cau-sed. Man Mather Hall for current and opinion” between the Pentagon ,, ,, ., . _ geant—are confined to regular LOAFERS figures available t o the govern- . . r . , m a ^ 12 y «ir». He wa„ an Air said tmlay 16 The enemy campaign conlln- Rabml Is near Asyut....Juv which wTitiv.!, prospectiveI--— graduateo-u—uu... studentsa,uvi«i,vo and the ubcvbwState Department asaa~ , .i " .. ^ ,, billcts at Loog Blnh, thc U.S. Lna^ne what she’ll be playing in two weeks. . . two months. . . 1 1 riXlei.M.Force veteran of “the '® Korciui persons died In tlio cro»hcrasti of an *'®'' ‘ c” «>w gear If®"-'"' wiui scant ma- isi.s 200--- miles - .south of Cairo andond - personspersona holding graduate sessments.sessments, the fact remainecremained Army's complex 12 miles north- two yearsi It’s new, it’s easy . . . and it vrorks! We call it 6>e probable and possible infll- . .a , Fancy fringe and ornamented vomp „ ® '^®®, ® " ' ‘‘"■‘X'r of Ilyushin 18 airliner at Moscow’s reported and and halfway between Cairo and degrees from Trinity. The as- that the Pentagon was main . .1 . . I /-.Ml 1. ssst of Saigon, EkctiOnic Teaching System — it’s an exciting new way of tratlon totals. Officers say it , , __ “ , give a new look to on old lovorilel ®‘Tort Tuesday night. 24 mortar and rocket atacks on thc Aswan Dam. soclatlon was founded a year talnlng that the enemy Is ” sub- ^ formal Army InvestlgaUon learning to play the organ. Simply push the magic music button 38 '" to!T U>« «r »t official ‘r " ® „ " ' ‘"ta ry j^ s ls The Egyptians made no an- ago to promote cultural, aca- Manrially replacing” his losses lakesjour to sta months to get a ,„to the case ended Aug. (tTThe For comput, town or leiture wear. An­ I^eanu. Windsor IJttle statement on casualties from *- '''® "***''. The Saigon nouncemont, of a commando demlc and social Involvement under the reduced Infiltration '’®'*able confirmed total. Investigation board, and you’re o f f and learning. No weekly lesson schedules to tiqued brown, »iiei 5 lo 10. keep, no old fashioned time consuming scales and finger exer­ S ^ v „ « . b ^ ii V.I Soviet authorttlos. gP n®®® Asyut and Wayne Bedurtha of 132 Weth- I" addiUon to the 93.000-plus cent infiltration estimates which ^ ” ® can r^m m en d the case do It at your own pace, in your own leisure, at 3 A.M. in the lolei 8 H lo 3. a dS^htor Miss " y * " * f " > ® > “ >e searide rt>»ort » ® U®»«. but killed 44 wns driven off by antiaircraft ereU St. has been elected sec ®®®>"y W"®<1 the first half of morning with earphones for complete privacy, between your onR. firo. hnve not been verified. “ “ ftmmr- To Make the "YOUNG MAN" Feel Important... CO^^pmtrewT 1 b r^lh ^ 1 "'"® » ...... ^etary of Look Hall, men’s resl- this year, the Pentagon llrted Figures on enemy rtrength In bo®*''' f ‘ hat the charges be favorite T V shows, before or after work, whenever you wish. Secretary of the Army Stanley "There were no casualties or dence at Yankton (S.D.) (3oi- • ®7iother 10,237 killed In July, for Vietnam, as supplied to the Pen- 7>PP®?- Any recommendation Forget about age, occupation, pressures, competition — every­ .“'®. »«'’'®‘: f®v«> Lr^MlIe^rtaonf tcKlarwllh Se^,'mn^a'r“""‘‘”"'''’ ‘t“ ™ ““®®‘t«^'® ® t°3’8«9 tagon by the U.S. command in b® i"®^®®. Maj. Gen. thing. Anyone and everyone can learn to play — just puA SuKon of Kansas a ty Mo:, ®*^®"®y' bad reported Mirllor ^oKesman said. year. He wUl be active In Stu- ™ ® Vletoaiir “have “ reiiiatoed "ui;- M®b'‘y. commander of all the magic music button and you’re off and kaming. Mm. E ^ r L . ^ , of o i"& S m ‘ A;.; l u r u r a r ' Egypt has always attributed dent Council activities for the. ®"®'Vh changed for months a range of support troops In South .Viet- Quality Make BOYS SHOES Teens and Womens ''The cause of the crasli Is program to suchich attacks to aircraft and not men's men’s rAsidAnrAresidence hallhoii ajtaf the months of 1968 when a total of ®b®^?.®‘t . I ^ ._ ^ ® I. nam. tonlo, Tex., and Mrs. kTcddle 181,000 enemy combat dead b> 12,000. This consists of H m ’a new hobby that can bring pleasure immediately, not Thow of Alma, Kun. ' bivestlgatcd,’’ Uve Foreign ^meae'Trmed^or.^il**!' opening of the fall semester the were reported for the year. about 75,000 North Vietnameee, only to youTKlf, but the idea is “catching.” Your entire family NEW HEEL Funeral services wlU be Sat- ministry spokesman said. Ttiere , „„ h h i ” ®®"whlle, reliable sources In first week In September. Tile Pentagon estimated aU with the remainder Viet Cor«. can also kam with this new electronic teaching system. No urdaynt 11 a.m. at N.^ldrk ^ d '>ow .muy. of .‘'® "aid the French govern- Xv ------ft enemy killed, captured or Enemy combat losses b a ^ Stock Market Whitney Funeral Home '>18 **^‘>^vors were Injured. w,ih h "*'*^*^*'^ troopa can be ment has jliffed the ban that previous musical ability is required. Certainly you practice, wounded In 1968 at 250,000, or been running upwards of 2,000 fe e l Burnside Ave., khurt Ila;tfo*rd. Unofftclal sources re,x,rt.Hl h. r e S ^ But President Uharles do Gaulle put P u b H c R c C O r d s By PHIL THOMAS but you practice when you feel like it, for as long u you Burial will be In Hlll.slde Ceimv! the plane s Jj'uused to say how many or, on arms Shipments to Israel but U » equal to the number It estimates P®® week.- like i t Tfou aet your own pace. Infiltrated Into South Vietnam • AP Business Writer SHOES tery, ’ East Hartford.lUWVlUIYl. JtVlIllllVUjammed ailUand theme pilOlpilot "was W4U4 l > *® ''®«‘ly-- to--ww release i*ij. 50 Ml- Wamuitee ..— ..•-.•a". Deed NEW YORK (AP) —The stock We have set op several private demonstration rooms lo you JZ) Friends may call at Oie fu- forceil to bring Uie turboprop redeploy- rage warplanes Israel has paid ,Jobn H. Burke imd Zoe Stet- '®^ a ... n . Prints Identify market was holding a narrow and your family can spend a delightful time whik kaming neral home tonight front 7 to B plane down on its belly. A flra , P’*®*'*'®"’ B“ ®be to Nomuut G. and „,P k.s gain In quiet trading early tills how this new idea can have you playing the organ tester than and tomorrow from 3 to 5 and broke out on Impact, Uiese , •^®®°'' *‘>bl. "I Shipments of arms and spare J'U’*c® K Gagnon, property at publicly with the afternoon, with .brokers report­ 87 7 to 9 p.m. sources said, and wiUtlng fire ‘' " " ‘ want to pre-empt or fore- Parts were resumed “ earlier 242 Hilliard St., conveytim-e tax ®'®'® Department over whether Suspect Held you can say Tchaikpvsky. „ ______the recent reduction In enemy ing some scattered buying giv­ intcks extinguished It, ? " ®"y ‘be Pre-sl- this month." the sources said, ing the market a boost. After the Ifcmonstration, any member of your family may push Anitelo G»ttl ______— ^ may decldcj Hut I feel con* and the Israelis "have only to Marriajft' UceiiMe filtration could be considered After Robbery "slgnlflcnnt." The Dow Jones Industrial av- the ««sgk musk button and take a short sampk Imsoo in one Pretty potent with , Angeio GatU, 83 of 39 Cot- ‘*® ®b'® ‘® ""i' * *!' "CJer to receive a large ^Thomas Joseph Goraghty Jr., Wednesday’s developments In­ WIND80R, Conn. (A P ) — An ®'’®«® ®‘ noon was up 2.(H at of our private studios — "Believe it or not" you’U be pteying large round buckle tage St. suffered a t>eart at- S lia rtlll D m iO fr u ts (^11 X“ ‘‘*®‘y war material. But Ann cluded : 826.82. tack yeaterday at his home and H L I L .A " I- I . ‘leiddcs that Is the wise they said President Georges 40 Brbni Rd.. Aug. 30, imtalkative man who police said Advances "W iy" the Sainto Oo Marching In" within 5 mimit^' Sitei 3 to to was dead on arrival 7 M ^ D o d ll W t-akcHl (.a iu ild a le course to follow.’’ PompUkx. Is not ready to ra "We consider these facts to be led declines by significant and have said so on they caught In the act of rob- about 175 IssuesT We highly recommend that your duldren have private fcEtfwo- cheater Memorial Ho«q)ltnl.' SHARON, Conn. (A P) I/ocal P'*'"V.® “ ® ‘ '®""® ^ Jet Mghter-bombers Building Penults bing a savings and loan asso- "It's pretty much the same tkm. For them, we have an excellent expedeoced itiS of otpa Mr. Getti was born Aug. 18, Democrats have called Sen ■ ■ I ‘ he subject. ’ he which Israel ordered In June L & M Homes Inc., new dwell- *®®^ral occasions," Press Offl- ing at 10 Ralph Rd., *20,000. ®®'' Robert .MeCnoskey siUd at a elation Wednesday was identified tbtbR we've had the last couple «inatnictaia to serve you. 1888 In Italy, son of Angelo and Thomas J, Dew dwelling fU statistical backing for State’s Police said Mokus refused to ®"” ^ out of the action SPECIAL “GRAND OPENING” OFFER Three-ilrop leather yeora. He was employed for ..^e believe that thc state good III, long weo> 60 Fleming Rd., *15.000. position, the Pentagon later give his name, but was finally Labor Day weekend la little heel, greoi with AT OUR OPEN HOUSE THIS WEEKEND ing *ole* Siie* 8 r to 3 Democratic committee should Jar%-U Oonstrurtlon (to., de- would acknowledge only that In- Identified through hU finger- ikirtior pant, 3 tolO. Implement serious probes Reports Say Soviets Mull mollsh garage on Thompson filtration la "down ixmsldera- prints. “ tis backing and filling, COMPLETE ELECTRIC Personal Notices throughout Connecticut concern- Rd,, to rear of McKee St.. *50. bly" from lost year and that en- The suspect was nabbed by “ ®w4tb"S pattern probably wlH FREE Ing the desirability of Senator Hittinf' Chinese Atomic Sites ------emy strength may have suf- police officer Truman Blood as “ ntll the weekend U TEACHING SYSTEM In Memoriam Dodd's renomlnatlon In light of fered some loss. he was holding up the Wilson ’’ ®f*' W im TWB PURCHASE OF ANT ORGAN grass rtH>t Hentlmenl In this dls- (('uiitliiiiixt frwii I’ugr Oiu>) Auto Safely Device But the Pemagon avoided— branch of the Wtoidsor Federal ®^®'>'*t observed that DURLNO OUR OBAND OPENING ON •^1 In loving memory my dejir ‘ rh't. said Sharon's party lead ilellberately, according to Savings tuid Lojin Association. * there a a lack of aggres- :)tross wmya Gazeta, announced what It describes as "The Sharon Democratic nartv . ' . p . - ...... announced what It describes as tmge statement listed no fewer mustache, dark glaasea and a ^ ® Associated Press 60 stock — flM VALUE INCLUDES — PLAY OR SCHOOL But memory i>I y4>u, will iicvrr THICK CUSHION SOLE die. caucus feel, that there Is an atortSlay!7)yh^ ^ to^7 irreVm."7!l*Jih^r‘7™ ttar^yst'^'f^ ‘automTIre “’® ®®P'^‘h a fake p^lce badge'on *®». “P -2 M • BeB mmd HowoO Ownetto Tope Beeorder, Mft to my t«art you Wtu a).v.ra S t a y ®‘>“'" " » '‘ ® of well qualified Dem uralng oth7umrle^^^^^^^ s Z . v automoDlle cent Infiltration decline may be It, had already collected *7,200 0- InduririaU up .7, . . . 1 ...... , . devices, used to pro­ a Pietia m w** laMnutluu Tope day. who wo could elect to the Unnlt- press lect occupants during an accl • Musir Material \ A 3,200-wortl editorial iqiread since the last bonier clash Aug. dent, The Pentagon, differing with automatic pistol when he was fiasco Data Processing was eodly UiMBeA ed States Senate in 1970/’ .sjitd' State, contended that North captured, said Ftollce Chief Jul- '>'* otost active Issue on the fiUter. ElUtc. across tav pages In the Soviet 13, The company advised the Na- ' a vra t GOOD THIS WEEKEND ONLT LOAFERS BOYS SH4HIS Comjuunlst party . news)uij>«'r Pravda Vietnam "la sul^tantlally re- Ian Darmon. New York Stock Exchange, In Memoriam “ amIo!.* those n.ent:oned ,x>s. / J i^ tr a ;.,e r e "In t th!‘X v l‘et Unl7“ '^ t/ t T oMh ^ 7 " ^ ‘“ '^toHc^’^ 'r e alerted by a tel- >-gely-o„" a ~ 5 7 k 7 1 7 S stole candidate, to succeed timid n l 7 InternaUomri 7 c 7 / e m I tattan m ®“r^>>t Inflltrstton r a lT * ler who triggered an ahJm. and wss o « 1 at 2i*k. <-*t > 1 3 3 to loving memory ot our deer Who wns censured In 1967 for us- "On live conlrarv at a time i( b o rd er dlsru.i** a h veto ®uUon. for sharp uAVrnatu'.nai crisis, they viels seek ^ retu n ^ o 7 / 7 7 that’C s a KEYBOARD STUDIO |>ersonal We know you a re (one. John ordered him to drop his gun. and ®- ROUn 83 VERNON, CONN. IW« know It so well, Moodvomely Hf‘ta orrom.M.d loafer Defy me tovgn Itor our hearts ore still broken ward him into custody. Atlantic Richfield *2.80 pre- ■tors than weor! For active SsdJy Missed Lee and also nimiutie/t ex. oimii/. ■■ m ---- ® " " ’ "»''-“ use me iBie sprmg Circuit (tourt today as "John w*J» up at 72. Attantic Rich- e»tro comfort, t^ger weor t.ghi for Sisters. Ntsotw snd ^ China, the newspaper * research center, In monwxm season over Laos, a Doe" and ordered held In Ueu ft*W common, off Wedneo- toward RochyMo every tchool ond toluol oceoiior boy, utt, 9 I Nejihews. Dnddarto of Hartford. cerpts from a special eight-page said. wew Haven, COnn principal Infiltration route, of *100,000 bond. gamed S to 111r,. Size, 7 to 13 >o 3

,r « * 10TO^7V8kry>'(>W‘VktalftiW.p>TOW)r 4R» RWmrt /npiM'-jaz*-* r,‘r««»r'wney 4Sae/W e w>ei‘»iw>«tim.w r-aues^i^K'Sa^anseo^-rjtrmr, pA6 b t e n MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER.' CONN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1969 PAGE ELEVEN iastic for Inter-town coopera­ tion. "It is a step In the right Tolland County Leniency Probe • MID-SUMMER SPECIALS • Meyners Expect CRCEO Plans Task Force direction,” he said. Stratford Strapped/ Exchange Information Superior Court Sought in Case First Child After He told of meetings held Of Enfield Pilot 1 I f lA # heater. ■every two weeks by police of­ 1 Y O ^ W wW Very clean. *895 .. 13-Year Union The Baby Has ORFF ! To Study Drugs Problem ficials of South Windsor, Man­ DIVORCES Director Kahn chester, East Hartford and Ver­ SYDNEY,(/Australia (AP) — PRINCETON. N.J. (AP) -^1 f By RICHARD L. COE ■ ■ , ii CREATIVE MUSIC MAKING CLASSES ' By 801. B. OOnEN youth, we’ll never know what’s few addicts seek treatment and non. "Exchange of Information Divorces were granted re­ The New South Wales State cut, where the power indurtry The 41-year-oId /-Ife of former *795 Ib e Waohlngton Port going on." rehabilitation. is good for all of us,” he said. cently by Superior Court Judge Atty. Oen., K.M. McCraw, 1963 VW is a big thing. There are others Oov. Robert B. Meyner Is ex­ based on the concepts o f Carl O rff usitiK The Capitol Region Key Factors ".The individual takes the drug Francis Hayes, chief of social William P. Barber to; called Wednesday for a report WASHINGTON—”We play to Why can’t we find pecting the couple’s first child Been Named Council o f Elected Offi­ It was the consensus of the because he likes it and because services for the State Depart­ after 13 years of marriage. VOICE Marlon Irene Nculeau Chad- on a 10-year jcdl sentence im­ over 10,000 people a week, four question always has cials (CRCEO) last night panelists and of those of the he tl)ii]d«i-V gives him pleas­ ment of Mental Health, Division 2 to choose from. *595 Helen Meyner announced RECORDER bum of Hudson, N.H., former­ posed on American helicopter 1962 took a giant step toward audience who spoke that edu­ ure, and certainly he doesn’t of Alchohol and Drug Depend- pnxluctions in a 10-week sea- haunted Ckmnecticut’s Strat- Wednesday that she and her 61- PERCUSSION ly of Vernon, from Eldon John pilot Lawrence James Hull tor full involvement on a re­ cation, community Involvement seek help to stop what he con­ dents, told of the Inadequate son and of course we don’t, ford, which had its start through year-old husband, who Is the BELLS, and law enforcement are the siders a pleasure-giving habit,” facilities In the state for treat­ Chadbum of Rockville on the killing of Josephine,Duriptijf' can’t, make money. This has ^ dream of its founder, the late Democratic candidate for gov- Hull H, Raymond Herbert, son of Raymond H. and Ciux>I gional basis in the drug 1960 VW *195 Vander Zee Hull, RFD 4, Coventry. He was bom Aug.-18 at key factors In attacking the he explained. ment of drug addicts. grounds of intolerable cruelty. in a motel last December, been our most successful sum­ Lawrence Lnngner. . mor again this year, expect a For young people seven years and older who ttsk for some­ problem— its use, and the problem — education, to Inform She was granted a change of baby in late February. Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grtuidparenUs are thing more thon to tootle; an approach that asks some­ "The fear of reality is the "It (the drug habit) Is a After the Jury return^ a ver­ mer, critically and at the box S'nce the theater opened in measures needed to control potential drug users of the dan­ Diana Sands as Cle<^>atra and She said pregnancy was Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ifander Zee, Clifton, N.J. His paternal thing of them—Involvement, musicianship and apprecia­ greatest reason for taking chronic, continuing illness, and name to..Marion Irene Nadeau. dict of manslaughter' against office, but it’s brought our big­ 1956, stars and celebrated di­ *595 how rig ^ he thinks Shaw’s achieved with the aid of the fer­ grandmother is Mrs. Viola Hull, Netcong. N.J, His maternal tion of tonal beauty. it. gers; community Involvement, drugs in the first place,” Dr. needs continuing treatment.” OaVy Slddell of Vernon from Hull Tuesday, a Judge called 1962 VW BUS gest deficit.” rectors have come and gone — The council, a voluntary or­ revolutionary war comedy. tility drug Pergonal. great-grandfathor Is Henry Sheiilng, Clifton, N.J. He has twx) to alert everyone to the medi­ O’Brien said. he said. Mary E. Slddell of Bolton, for­ it "a most serious and most Katharine Hepburn, Raymond Saturday classes starting Sept. 20th The speaker is Michael Kahn, "We had always hoped to sisters. Janet, 10, tutd Jennifer, 4. ganization of 26 of the 29 towns cal dangers and to potential, Education Stressed "Addicts,” Hayes explained, merly of Manchester, on disturbing case.” Wednesday, a Massey, Jessica Tandy, Christo­ "The Devil’s Disciple” would Register N ow 643-9978 artistic director of Connec­ have a child, but one has to be In the Capitol Region, voted for criminal after-effects; and law Stressing also the need for "cop-out from everyday life. grounds of adultery, . member of parliament, J. Bar- *695 pher Plummer, Mildred Dun- be. 1966 MG ticut’s American Shakespere philosophical about it,” Mrs. Teacher: Mrs. Carolyn Hutchlnaon the formation of a Regional enforcement, to apprehend the education, he said, "The ulti­ They need help, even to go back Irene L. Caron Luclani from ractough, aeked whether the nock. The most faithful of them "But,” Kahn broods, “ how Bromley, William Joseph, son of Ronald C. imd Nomm Festival. Artistic directors are Meyner said. "I had had a fer­ Task Force,, to recommend drug pushers and to make cer­ mate in education is a well-in­ to work. For an addict to give Vincent Lucianl, both of Cov­ crown should appeal against the all, Morris Carnovsky, goes can we be sure of a next sum­ Nowsch Bromley, T>enn\'son Rd,, .East Hampton, He was bom supposed to be free frim finan- tility problem.” steps for stemming the use of tain that at least some of the formed public — not alone the up his alcohol or drugs Is like entry, on grounds of intolerable leniency of the sentence, which mer? How can we keep from Aug. 19 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand­ 1962 CHEVY Impqlo *475 clal worries, but at this point ^ season, whose increasing the deficit each year She said that she had been un­ drugs, for controlling its traf­ users become available for adults, but the kids os well. We choking off his existence. It is cruelty. She was granted a carried only a three year non­ King Lear and Shylock have parents arc Mr. and Mrs. George Nowsch, Marlborough. His 30-year-old Kahn, who yvas in we go on? It’s impossible not der treatment by fertility ex­ fic, and for rehabilitating its treatment and rehabilitation. must keep abreast of contem­ his way of life.” change'of nkme to Irene L. Ca­ parole period. He said the pub­ brought the theater genuine dis­ paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William H. Bromley, Washington Tuesday, is decid­ to. But where is the money to perts at Columbia Presbyterian victims. Agostlnelli, in explaining the porary changes in drugs,- arid Milton Geyer, chief of the ron. lic is concerned about crimes of tinction and a persistent fot- Amston. *95 edly depressed about money. run such theaters as this — Medical (iionter in New York * * « • « The Task Force, to be an- CRCEO’s sponsorship of last we must always understand its Dominic S. Lupacchino from violence and sadism. 1961 COMET lowlng. AMERICA’* UARaeOT FAMILY CLOTHIN3 CHAIN Public Health Education Sec­ "Salaries for all and costs for and many another of the 10- City for about tour years, "then notmced soon by the CRCEO’s night's meeting, said that it was dangers. However, knowledge Nancy E. Lupacchino, both of Hull, 20, from Enfield, Conn., The present company con­ Rouleau. Michael Bret, son of Robert N. and Kathy Kat^ tion, warned, "W e must be We Specialize hi Complete VW Repair Service everything go up every year, month variety—to be found? surprisingly it was effeotlve this chairman, Manchester Mayor as "a supportive action to the Vernon, on groimds of Intoler­ spicuously represents something merls Rouleau, Apt. 82, 101 South St., Rockville. He was born In Itself is a useless thing. We truthful to our kids, and we was on leave rfrbm Vietnam from five to 10 per cent. Tick­ spring” Nathan Agostlnelli, will be com­ many efforts being made by the able cruelty. She was awarded See Tim Moriarty At !"C4nadn,’’ he t»x)ods, “ al­ Aug. 23 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand­ must devote ourselves to deci­ must build our programs on when Miss Dunphy, 18, d l^ in et prices Just can’t go much new, the surge of young actors Mrs. Meyner, a brunette with prised of people Involved in all the custody of three minor chil­ locates $2 million to its Strat­ parents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kormerls, Dover, N H. His many agencies Involved.” sion-making and to attitude- trutliful information. his room . at the motel. The higher, so what are we to do? who have gained their ex- blue-grey eyes, said her hus­ aspects of the problem, includ­ dren with $10 per week support ford. No wonder you critics paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Rouleau, Do­ "The CRCEO is willing to be­ formation.” "I wonder what our teen­ crown pr^eriutpr alleged that Close? pei>lent;e in the country’s scat­ band was delighted with the ing education, law enforcement, for each child. Hull strangled the girl, then te r ^ resident profesaianal rave on so about that theater ver, N.H. He has a sister, Tammy, 20 months. come Involved, because It recog­ He concluded with the warn­ agers would say," he mused, SILK TOWN MOTORS ‘ ^Certainly, so far, the Nixon prospect of becoming a father and rehabilitation. Maureen M. Fortin of Man­ stabbed and mutilated the body theaters. up there. They’re realists. They • • • • nizes that greater coordination ing, "Our determination to be­ "If they learned that we met Adriiinlstration doesn’t seem to at last. The CRCEO sponsored a sym- chester from Norman Fortin of with a hunting knife. 270 HARTFORD RD. MANCHESTER Robert Foxworth b id three expect a deficit and plan for it. Hunt, Chiiatlna Tereno, daughter of Arthur and Mruta Is n ec^ d on a regional basis come Involved may well deter­ at the Tobacco Valley Inn, be Interested in [doing anything "He reacted with characteris­ poseum on the drug problem East Hartford on grounds of in­ seasotis at Washington’s Arena We don’t. Simple, isn’t it?” Oarocari Hurst, 30 Wlnthrop Rd. She was bom Aug. 22 nt Miui- among'those agenedes,” he said. mine the future of our civiliza­ where the cigarette smoke for the arts. Hasn’t even ap­ tic humor,” she reported. "He last night. It was at the To­ Stage. Charles Cloffl appeared chester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal gran'v- coordinator; Town Manager until we catch them and, the I have learned that federal J. Vaughan, too, pressed for on on Route 9, 7;16 p.m., Aug. 22, Robert Weiss, and State Rep. best way to treat them Is to undercover Narcotics Squad officials In Washington are 1966, call 914-737-7171.” BVancls Mahoney. lock them up first.” Expert to catch the pushers and the of­ anxious to learn our future Salvatore Carta, 84, of Yonk­ Reardon was a member of the Capshaw said that, although Fittings! fenders. action. I am certain it will be ers, N.Y. alleged Mafia extor­ panel, and his explanation of arrests of addicts is plentiful, *8.50.»*14.00 "Drug - seeking youngsters copied In other regions In the tionist, was found shot in the the functions and activities of "the courts are putting 82 per from suburbia are coming Into United States. “Charge Cards Accepted^ Manchester's Drug Advisory cent of those arrested Imck on head Saturday night. He died Hartford every day, and what "There Is no question,” he Council drew favorable com­ the streets, on probation, and the next day In Peeksklll Com­ happens In Hartford effects the concluded, "that the Illegal sale munity Hospital. ment from many of the other free to continue the habit.” surrounding towns. In one way and use of narcotics and The New panelists. Dr. Francis O’Brien, another A state police spokesman said or another,” Vaughan sold. dangerous drugs affects every there had been several anony­ "We. have the same problems panelist, agreed with Capshaw He also complained that "82 town In the region. It Is a grow­ mous calls about the slaying, as every other community In that "law enforcement Is abso­ GUSTAFSON'S SHOE STORE per cent of those arrested are ing problem with which we as adding; "The callers were the state, but we've stairted to lutely necessary.” put back onto the streets by parents and public officials are vogue, but they seemed to have 705 MAIN STREET — MANCHESTER do something alout It,” Rear­ Dr. O’Brien, who Is the clini­ tile courts.” deeply concerned. We should be OPEN 6 DAYS — THURSDAY NIGHTS ULl. 9 don said. some valuable Information. We cal pharmacologist at St. Fron­ South Windsor Police Chief Involved, and wo will be Involv­ are attempting to get them to • FREE MAIN ST. PABKINO FOR TWO HOURS • Acknowledging that the drug d s Hospital, Hartford, said that John J. Kerrigan was enthus­ ed." problem is a concern of the po­ call back again.” lice, Reardon added, "But, It Is npt a problem tor the police alone. It is a problem for every­ one, principally for ma and pa, who don't know where their kids are and don't know what they’re doing. : k ' - •§, "We have failed to focus the problem where it belongs—at It’s School Time! Time to Shop at Caldor! home," Reardon said. "And, we ■ Monsanto's stretch nylon knit with have failed, many times in the smart new U-neck, bollon froni trim. past, to concentrate our efforts Washable, of course. While and a gal-. where the problem exists—in ' of colors; sizes .14 to 40. the schools." Emphasizing the need for ear­ ly education, to deter new users from getting on the habit, Rear­ don said, "The policeman doesn't belong In the schools, lecturing kids on the drug habit —It Is a function of educa­ tors.” Reardon praised the Man­ chester Youth Commission, au­ thorized by the Board of Di­ rectors and soon to be actlwited. I’erf-sirap He sold that the commission side buckle pump will bo Involved directly In the with broad rounded toe. Manchester drug problem. 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Vk'here PAGE TVl'ELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1969 \ ■ Section Two THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1969 Cookie and Smidgen sniff their postal terminal. Cookie found THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1969 Pa^ea 13 to 24 way past assorted pieces of bag­ herself distracted by crowds of NanclfrBtor Enrning ;s Sniff Out Pot gage or packages and individu­ curious ix>stal workers who see als and sniff out planted mari­ In her a down-to-earth replace­ juana shipments or personal ment for the electronic fluoro- For Army in Vietnam "stashes" in a man’s baggy scopes now used to detect illegal Manche$ter Area fatigue pockets. For his find the shipments of marijuana, weap­ aAIGON (A P ) — Cookie and course out of 30 candidates. For dog Is rewarded with an affec­ ons, munitions, and govern­ French Students Ending Homestay Visit Horse in Vernon Smidj^en are looking^ for Mary 16 weeks the dog^ were trained tionate pat on the head and giv­ ment-issued goods. i\ By MAROABBT ACUSIO Jane in Vietnam. in baalc obeddence, safety, re- en his stuffed toy to chew on A ^ r several weeks in Viet­ Killed by Truck The two are a male-female trieving, and scouting, taking on v/hlle he bones up for his next nam, the dogs’ performance will Ruth Buckley stood in team of German shepherd dogs their complex sniffing missions sniffing mission. ’The toy is to be evaluated and recommenda­ front of the French stu­ A horse owned by Gabriel remind the dog of the smell of brought into the country by the starting with a marijuana-filled tions made whether to expand dents in their classroom at Dube of Mile Hill Rd., Vernon, marijuana while he’s not sniff­ U.S. Army on "temporary duty toy. the program. If the dogs get the i t f - t _ was killed yesterday when If ing packages. East Catholic High School status” after 16 weeks of inten- The purchase and use of mari- go-ahead, several more German ran in front of a truck on Mile sive training on Okinawa. They Juana, also called Mary Jane, According to the rules, the shepherds selected for their 't' and tried to explain what “red tape” means in Amer­ Hill Rd. were drafted for a military ef- by GIs have long been a prob- trainer can show affection for "military aptitudes" now in Police said the horse had got­ fort to curb the ^ipment of lem in Vietnam, although the his dog only when he finds a training at the Military Police ica. She tried to make vari­ ten loose without the owner’s marijuana bimk to the States by extent has often been the sub­ hidden package. School at Ft. Gordon, Ga., will ous comparisons between knowledge. -The truck was servicemen. Ject of controversy. In recent During one demonstration at Join CooMe and Smidgen. bureaucracy in the two driven by Francis Pomerleau, So far the dogs have been months the U.S. military has a military police battalion head­ countries, but the students 43, of Coventry. -There was kept busy—demonstrating their stepped up a campaign against quarters Smidgen failed to de­ minor damage to the truck. No skills everywhere from the it, including the wide use of ra- IF YOU NEED HELP still did not understand.'^ tect one packet. police action was taken. main postal terminal at Sal- dlo and television spots on the Finally, she said, “Do '"The dogs are not 100 per cent William' Faust, 18, of 20 gon's busy Tan Son Nhut air local armed forces network. But you know how long it takes v effective. ’They occasionally Benedict St., Wapping, was ar­ base to 9th Infantry Division with the cannabis plant so read- make mistakes the same as peo­ to buy a train ticket in rested in Vernon yesterday and troopers in the Mekong Delta lly—and cheaply—available in ple do,” said Sgt. Enos Cooper, France? That’s red tape.” charged with overcrowding a packing up to go home under Vietnam, it is not surprising the senior Instructor in the pro­ The students, 14 in all, have vehicle. President Nixon’s 2S,000-troop that some GIs think of mailing gram. CALL FISH been staying with' hoot famlllee Police said Faust had six paa- withdrawal order. some to their friends back Above all, the dogs need si­ RoclcviUe 87^FZ8H sengors In a two-passenger car. Cookie and Smidgen are the home, lence for their work. During a in Manchester while studying Miancheater ete-FISH He la scheduled to appear In only two dogs who passed the In typical demonstrations. mtsslon at the Tan Son Nhut and observing American life. Bolton 647-m i Rockville Circuit Court 12 They are part of the Home- Sept. 9. stay Program sponsored by the Organisation tor Study in France and America (OF’SA). Man Sues Town BROAD STREET There were 29 French stu- denta in- all who came over to For Walk Fall MANCHESTER B o m s U s s this country on July 19. The oth­ er 15 have been staying with The Town of Manchester has •. Open Daily 10 to 10 families in West Hartford. been named defendant In a $4.-l,- 1 g iu c K ^ UnUI Aug. 1, when they ar­ IXX) damage suit, brought by a • Ample Free Pailcing A Whitewash Jfoh rived in CtonnecUcut, the group Miuicheater man who clninus G ^ S Plastered against the front of this Reading Rail­ toured the eastern states and Injuriee sustained Feb. 19 In a • “Charsre It" With Your .SELF-SERVICE DEPT STORES "O ASTr road locomotive' is the remains of a truck trailer Canada, including New York sidewalk fall C.A.P. or C.B.T. Master Thomas K. Tootney of 24 I’ark that was carrying a load of paint pigment. The a ty , Washington, D.C., Vir­ Charge Card ginia, Maryland, VermcMt, New St . In |va|>crH filed In the town 3A0( driver escaped injury as the train struck only, the Hampshire, Niagara Falls, clerk’s office, claims that he trailer, breaking it in half, and powdering every­ Quebec and Ontario. fell on fwalilew-nlk i-overed with thing in the area white. (A P Photofax) For the last month of their Ice and snow, on E Center St Stay, the 14 students in Man­ French students visiting this country with sum­ dents have spent the month of Augu.st living with oast of Spruce St. He chilnis EVERYDAY SAVINGS FROM KING’S mer Homestay progiam listen to their teaclier, Unit he HusUUned a fracture tjov John Demp- nundng services, for meih- ...... some shipments had been taken They are. accompanied by American clUes. of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Monui wils hanler to find good clothes scy tiHhiy at t :30 pm. Ttiey in principle, but that a "techni­ their French director, M. Claude clnes, and for surglcat aptMira- imposed last Jan. 3 by then- Guy Berruyer said, " I was of 472 HUUard St. In Amerlea. that you had to lumi will le«ivc Manchester eorly cal problem" had to be re­ Pletin, and the Manchester Cen­ tus In addlUim. he Is asking . .. . Preaident CTharles de Gaulle. suprised because we went to LeCamus also found ’ strlk- around for a good sho|>. An- Sumlay evening for Kennedy In­ reimbursement for hiet wages Pompidou said circumstances solved. ter director. Miss Lxwena Du- ing” the Involvement of Amer- other girl mtid that nuuiy ternational AlrjKirt nnd then New York and I didn’t Uke It; It from work might permit the return to the iThe same sources reported toUe. Miss DuteUe Is tnatruotor lean women In politics and com- Amortcjin women seemed "old- take a late flight back to .uuo. .a dirtv Washington D C was njiu i-om- Amoncjin women seemeo oio- The action Is returnable in so-called selective embargo this week that the "technical of ninth grade French at lUlng J munlly life, while In Fnmce, ae- hishloned" In their dress and France. wtilch prevailed before Jan, 3. Junior High School and adviser ^ cording to Gombt-rt, women are did not keep up wilTV Uie styles. Wlien askee plaintiff Is tmlng r e p j ^ t U, 1. MT. Off Most of . the students dis­ «sl by Mnni'hesler Ally. Eugene bargo meant the shipment of der for war materiel had been .A.sked what he liked or re- or homellfe." agreed lunong Uiamselves, so Americu, Humiyer replied, "I The students were allowed to , .*.i T Kelly nearly all the munitions and delivered "earlier this month.” LcOamus said that Nixon "la no»u« of Uielr opinions lain l>e 'Ike America (or vacations. You be interviewed during their TVsimey claims he fell In frtsit class break at ECTIS, but they probably better considered in taken as typliaU on either Uie some new things. Hut visited*, only a small jjart of of 164 E Center St , where were closely supervised, France than here." Amerliain or French way at • f*"®' iriat I am French first." America but it was nice. I Tisimey’s sisi hiui an ufflee oml LUCITE one was allowed to talk to re­ And Gombert added that his life. ------LUCITE would’ve liked to have spoken where Ally. Kelly also has an porters unless accompanied by "popularity" in France resulted B)U'k In Uie claasrucHU. MIjw I.'-— 4 4 1 .-— .. OSDA'ToP CtioiCE , i to more American students.’.’— iifflise Miss DuteUe. partially from his handshaking Buckley UUked .tbout a wide L «C e I .a illlllg Q ia rg ** Berruyer Is the guest 6f Mr. Nevertheless, they had var­ In the crowds which which in very tofMcm: Amntirmi HTAMKOIU>. Coiui. (API House Paint American Beauty C* and Mrs. WUllam Taylor. 141 ious observations to make on popular there. He said, * He wai tliwiler und «ntc%rtAinm«U. not Klcvm men tnrr gfimbllnK House CUBE STEAKS • W. Vernon St. (UllMHPWMER • DBIE8 IN AN HOUR • WATIRci|(^^„ . ■ » :1...... the differences between Ameri­ a very Impraaalve man when „t4ilo-owiu»d lui In Fnuu e; chiirReii In the wake of rnide tm LEA>i^CESU RooMP M n O lOOyo Human H a ir’ can and French lifestyles. On American polltloH, Denis ® ceme. Ameiitvin dehuULntM, L'hun'h hu«ln*vt!i mtulHlahmentjf tuid Fire Calls ROIWP ROAST Among the topics discussed were Le Camus felt that "-The most Both boys and girls comment- miit* scout orKunljULtimui, urgunlaatlons tlie pfiviile resUiimce, Eighth lilslrlct volunteers ex- stea k (tROUNP Pre-Styled atriklng thing for us Is your ed frequently on the Informality etc. TTie raids were curried out tlngulshed a stove fire yester Paint elections. They are amazing, In this country of dress ^ d sUslwils at the Wedivewhiy hy state |xillce iluy at 2.57 HlllInnI Ht. Flreflght- childish even." Berruyer said, ^ In increasing tendency of Amerl- armed wllli srarch warrants ers said the blase wa* minor, I NEW USED PhlUope Gombert added, " I * never see somebody acllvltieH to be<-omo or- Cap! Wsync HIshop said a with nnly*soriie curtains burned ifoMP STEAKS b understand it’s a kind of show Bermuda shorts.^ __ giuilzed. Explaining tiui IJUIn large aimsint of nusiey and Is-l- Tliere waa smoke damage. here, a circus. In France it’s N lc ^ kl.JT'rT* Isvigue, slui said, "It us«l to ling sII|m was aelxcd Ten of however, they said. The call Klng‘$ t a s t v , , BICYCtES more serious. Maybe the pur­ f u ih t that a group at boys got to- Uio suh|km'1s were iliargtxl with was received at 4:06 p.m. Low t-AROEST SaL.ECTION Or pose here Is serious, but it’s Ulast^bui7 , felt that Amerl- j-„(jior luid went mil In tin-Uu-k- ixrilcy playing nnd one wilh Town firefighters extlngulsh- Prito NEW BICYCLES IN THE presented as a kind, of enter­ h ^ iir h i. yitod to pUy bull Now they lae IKiHseeMlmi ig fixHlHill |kxi1 Im-Is ed a Wixxls fire In Center VERNON AREA tainment." F ^ n T w e rwelve m > «'« laaMPie whb h All were re l«is «l after ,.«tln g Springs l*nrk near Edgerton St. gallon Be e f Liv/er kg 4 9 + Special! Frafewlonally AM«mbled LeCamus la the guest of Mr. . , I„.. Is not SO much for the boya 11.000 Issid eai h ysstenlny .at lt:81 u.ni -The fire and Mrs. William Perry, Wap- frequent^ than here In the organUilUaii os Uie |iar- Bishop said the raids were woa dlseovered by a fireman LUCITE ping, and Gombert Is staying families are not so apt ents ' ( urried oirt on the Imsls .if In who huppene host a foreign student they romiiitloii giilned during an un- the oren Firemen said the area masonry. Contains its own buiit-in primer. Lemteux of 279 Scott Dr. have never met and know noth- On oUior days, Mias Bin kley XUCI sliced Meats S aald, they have talked atxait dercover Inveellgnllon bunied was quite small. Dries in one hour, iosls ionger that ever Wall Paint All seemed to agree that 'iiK about. Amcrlcjui government, st-hools. before. Easy soap and water ciean-up. W a l l P a i n t Frenchmen are more emotional- "I waa In Ml. Vernon with courts, laws, voting, rellglisi, ly Involved with polltlca than Dominique," she continued, K/np'i $4 9 -9 5 luid racism, Uiuugli more fnaii Itw 99 American men, or Btudents. De- ’;and a lady behind us stopped Pfito 4 gal S elves Liver spite the AmiirKxui university talked to us. iaxst week In .x«iteni,xasi»v student’s Invoivement with Viet­ Hartford, shopping with my viewpoint During Uie regular Dries in Vi hour to a flat ' Assorted (Colors • Limited Supply nam, racism and presidential American family, a lady behind '“ ■hool year, Miss Buckley rSCHOOL’S ^ARTING^ washable finish. Tool*, clean elections, the young Frenchmen me said, ’Oh, I see you are for- teiu-hsa at Mt. 8t. Jose|>li Ai-a- up in water. Decorator colon. felt that they themselves wen- elgn,’ and she spoke to me. I deniy. ..^ POST ROAD SHOPf'ING PLAZA think In France you will not 1"rie students liavn no l«Rs WHY CARRY HEAVY CONTAINERS | MAIN STREET, ROUTE 30 more emotionally Involved with I politics on a day-to-day level. find that." neither do they m nive luiy Village Lantern VERNON. (XMN. 872-3159 ('hriattanc BIch of I*iir1« waa Thoy aro merely hero I OF MILK I A. ‘ The front pages of their news CHiCifEH , EXPERT REPAIRS papers, they said, arc covered amon^ thCMC wtw) commented IxvYiua© of tiioir own dealre to on how much easier It Is for learn. I WHEN YOU CAN GET | LUCITE ON BICYCLES wMh polUtes nnd nothing else, unlike newspapers In this coun­ American irtudents to get sum- Evory Wednesday lls-re were U J t I T E IP Beauty Salon MON. THRU SAT. try which lidU have robberies, mer Jobs than French, She also no cliiases and the gnsip Us»k Van Eleo E n a m e l Enamel »:3C in 6:50 P.M. quintuplet bIrtJjB and other non-: felt that, ’’('hlldren go out more field Irijsi, Among the pini es Interior F.icepr Fri. Ntin 'Til y P.M. ^ E f T L i f e I a w c l e a l j e p “WIG ANNEX” poUtlcaJ tore right on the front to see their friends and are they have visited are Mysth- I HOME DELIVERY i Kifif't AL l b i c v c l e 8~ a n d page. more Independent from their 8ea|xirt, the f^oost Giutnf A<-n- ANTIQUING KIT i»w 185 4949 P = >‘AIR8 QUAHANTfeP "In our newspapers," ex- p«irenls," demy In ' New Ixmdon, Bo-'tisi, Prlc« 250 Broad St.. Manchester • 64^ iW tS ssr . plained Jean CWcoye, ■ "you Miss BIch has been-Slaying ( 'anibrldge, and Us-HliakeejMsire H a R t x M o u i) t a i i ) I find more things about poll- wtUi Mr. and Mrs I*nul Teelk, Theatre In Btrntford New latoxalliane base Open Mon., Tues., Wed., Sat. 8:30^-! 3 TIMES A WEEK ! Medium gloss enamel for trim, -Thursday, Friday 8:30-9 P.M. Ucs than about small events” a family of six children on 82 One of the last visits the coat dries in 2 hours 2 ^ 9 kitchens, bathrooms. Colors CJUooye, 5vho comes from Dajc Westminster Rd. French students planned as a FROM ready for gioie. No need Kffip I match lucite wall point. cat lit t er 25^ to remove oid finish. L Quick drying. 5uiECT'il|rfir. KNIJDSFN BROS. DAIRY

C -25. y [3 s r lo j \r 17 w ‘ 1 1 H i W DISPOSABLE KING SIZE VALUES FROM KING’S FURNITURE, Inc. HOME MILK DISPENSER 525 BURNHIDK AVENI E AUTOMOTIVE DEPT! .SAVK HKFRIGFJRATOR .SPACE EAST HARTFX>Ri), (X)NNKrncrT" ■SEROice 3^Ll PEfT- 10 Quarts in the .«pace of 6 T M is Co u po n Csooo OPEN EVENINGS I’.NTH. 9 P.M. Lee Prestone SAtr, •Kv, III OIL FILTER WAX PAK MAST I 9 9 ^ A U G - 2 6 xJimuuL A \ J 6 2 a 1 9 9 rowARos W —HIM h», ■ Complete supershine car ^ eaOeis. , PuRcilAse Keeps your oil cleaner, im­ kit . . . pre-ioftened, » - L « on \ \ proves engine performance. detergent-resistant. ^ J CHICKEN y T C Si one P&L CuSTlMCft. FRANKS li Dupont Dupont ROLL i L yr •• « 0 SUPER H.D. CREAM >Ji CLIP THIS COUPON M RALLY WAX 8l*> BRAKE FLUID 0fEN4 DAY UBOK Mw-stni l - S n l ^ JJ Miirl I TboDOCE- 99* I Now you can buy more milk at one tiims— saving | Takes just holf on hour. money as well ax refrigerator space. Keeps fresh Super heavy duty, meets or Goes on like liquid, pro­ I for days. You can always see how much b left excels SAE specs. 12 oz. tects like paste. anti order another when neetled Pull-push valve ’ I lets you draw any amount fnim a pitcher full to I I a spoonful without spilling. * I 6 Piece Auto Prestone cukI s 191 AUG. furniture SALK I 10 Q(. Hom<»genize

Sponge, mitt, mesh cloth, Spray cleaner for whlft- 317 HIGHLAND STREET scrubber and Turtle Wax wolls, upholifery, vinyl MANCHESTER CONN. cor wash. f e e j & 4 9 t topi, floor mots. 10 HE ( H n [ ( f s r MEATS ' I 0 W 289-1501 I ends I IlOO BURNaiDC AV*. — BABT HARTTORD | A “V; PAGE FOURTEEN ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1969 \' PAGE FIFTEEN Boggini Named Chester will teach Grade 2. Miss Bolton Gustafson is a 1969 graduate of F rom Y o u r Airlines, Trans World, United To Committees se se with a BS'ln Early Child­ Youth Fares and Western; and the 11 that hood Education. < "Jewish Style" provide reservation fares^Alr ' state Rep. N. Charles Bogglnl, 11 JSew Teachers Hired ------::_____ / Delkalessen & Restauraiif West. Allegheny. Brsniff, I^Ita, of Manchester’s 20th Assembly Neighbor’s Kitchen To Be Kept Eastern, Frontier National, PLAZA DEPT. STORE North Central, Ozark, Southern (We Have A Notion To Please) District, has been appointed to By Board of Education Today in History By VIVIAN F. FERGUSON expert at 421 Spring St. Beside* two interim legislative com­ and Texas International. E. MIDDLE TPKE. (Next to Popular Mkt.) By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS serving a fine glass et winb to By Airlines mittees — the Public Health and ’The ^ard of Education has 17 and 9i| Farr Is a 1969 gradu- Featuring 4 lull Lina of "Togethemeas” Is no "put- OPEN WED., THUR8., FRI. tUI 9 Today is Thursday, Aug. 28, Ovar StutfM Sandwlchas his guests, he uses It in coin­ Safety Committee and the State ratified the hiring of ll new Ste of CXiSC with a BS in Eng­ on” in the home of Eklward and WASHINGTON (AP) — Stu­ BACK TO SCHOOL .WITH THE FAMOUS lish. the 240th day of 1969. There are Ficklai - Dellcloet Salats ing. He is an avid skier and Development Committee. teachers to teach In the school 125 days left In the year. New York Styla Desserts - Cheese Cokes Anne-Louise Gracyalny. It’s a golfer and, until recently, pitch­ dents readying«to fly back to LOFT'S KITCHEN House Speaker William R. Richard Nietupski of Bristol SARE Roost Beet HOT Corned Beef school can count on youth stand­ BUSTER BROWN KNIT TO HT system starting Sept. 8. Today’s Highlight In History Postromi "mST Knishes genuine family "love-In.” From ed for the Teacher's In the Soft- Ratchford, in rpaklng the ap­ will be a physical education by and reservation fares re­ FRESH CANDY Miss Susan Ck>oper of On this date in 1609, the Eng­ GRINDERS e Cotering - BIrthdoy Cokes the time the three children were ball League. He is an e:q>ert SOCKS AND ANKLETS pointments, told Bogglnl that he teacher in the K to 8 complex. lish navigator, Henry Hudson, Open Son. - Thors. Till 1 A.M. _ , , photographer as indicated' by maining in effect through the could look forward to further Chicago, III., will teach English Nietupski is a 1969 graduate of Fri. 8 Sot. Till 2 A.M. football season, and probably WELDON DRUG CO. ALL YOUR SCHOOL NEEDS ARE AT PLAZA discovered Delaware Bay. "Enfoy at RaMs” or take out anything on born the Gracyalnys have plan- several fine scenic prints w h l^ ;t.; M si i{| I I assignments through the newly at the high school. Miss Cooper Southern Connecticut State (Col­ On This Date our menu . " " ^ ned thrir time and activities now grace the family living through the school year. created Legislative Management lege with a BS in physical edu­ STORKS 429-642^ ~ to include John, 17, Mary, 15, The Civil Aeronautlca Board is a 1969 graduate of Ohio Wes­ cation. In 1828, the Russian writer room. Here is his adsqitation of Committee. leyan University, Delaware, and philosopher, Leo Tolstoy, C « n f « r 4 W U R a . . and Anne, 13. a pc^ular French dish: said in an opinion Wednesday The Assembly’s interim com­ Miss Ann Grussl of Meriden was bom In the Russian prov­ {Rtt. 44A - Near Rtt. 195 Next To A ft P) “I never would have taught that Its examiner, Arthur S. wlth^ a BA In English. will teach social stui^ies and Beef Bourgulgnonne mittees will be busy to Decem­ Miss Shelia Cronin of Shelton ince of Tula. school if my mother had not 4 lbs. prepared beef (stew oc Present, was wrong when he ber 1970, preparing legislation English In Grades 7 and 8. Miss In 1833, Britain’s parliament been with the children,” says ruled last Jan. 21 that youth will teach physics and chemis­ Griisai Is a 1969 graduate of chuck) (Remov, all fat, which will be recommended for try at the high school. . Miss banned slavery'^throughout the Anne-Louise. ‘"Ihey always gristle and ihepibrane. fares were unjustly discrimina­ adoption by the 1971 General SCSCAvl'th a BS in History. Britsh Empire. came first, and my husband tory and should be canceled. Cronin is a 1969. graduate . of Mrs. Ruth Gordon of Storrs Then measure Euid sprinMe Assembly. Central Connecticut State (Col­ In 1943, during World War n , wanted me at home when they with salt and white pepper.) The board said the fares— will teach Grade 6. Mrs. Gor­ Japanese resistence ended on came home from school. Teoch- which enable the 12-to-23':year lege with a BS In Physics • don graduated from Smith Col­ scant H cup cooking oil General Science. the Island of New Georgia in the SIINUiO ing provided the ideal schedule, 3 tablespoons brandy age group to travel at half fare Captured After Struggle lege in 1949 with a AB and Is Solomons. and to top it all off, I le sews a fine seam for herself EXTRA LEAN ■ FRBSHI.Y OBOUND Instead of Lome Greene’s ;r-nw;!if;ii""'"i*"»"l“8‘9llllllljllllllll;i;;::~~,nn,. The Work Skippers are Here! POTATO SALAD ‘"rhc entire Sunday won’t be face, the viewers will get Bar­ called for tenderloin, but chuck ^"‘1 ber family. The only serves very well. You could al- dresses she purchases are NOT PREPACKAOED any fun any more,” Robert Fer- bara Stanwyck’s. ‘"The Big Val­ .Welfare Recipient Guilty MACARONI SALAD Q Q c ner of Kiel wrote in a letter to a ley,” another hit Western series so use top round. This knits. She plays piano and 1* WATCH FORi television magalnze. in America, is the replacement. HARTFORD (AP) — Miss delectable dish stems from the organist at St. James’ Church (Herald photo* by David I. Sliver) Bourgogne or Burgundy area of tor one of the Sunday masses. OUR Chuck Ground COLE S U W In two yeans, the weekly adv­ But "there is no substitute for Gladys Brown, 23, of Hartford MR. AND MRS. EDWARD GRACYALNY e ______pleaded guilty Wednesday to a Du Pont Lucite Frsuice, one that is rich in gas- She is a member of the La- entures of Ben Cartwright and ■Bonanza,’ ” wroth Bu.erbel Ga- tronomic delights. Here we find dies of St. James’ and belongs GROTB A WEIGEI___ MUCKB'S his boys have gained 47 per cent bler of Bad Albling. J, Sooken of charge of failure to report her fully refreshing in sum m er- to whipped cream mixture GRAND FIRST PRIZE Income as Is required of wel­ the famous Dijon mustard, an to several professional organ- TOBINR FIRST PRIZE of the West German television Munich sold that if West Ger­ abundance of fish, fine escar- izations. perfect after a hearty meal in and blend thoroughly. audience on Sunday evenings— man television was operated by fare rodplents. House Paint winter. Mound into chilled serving bowl about 20 rrUllion viewers a week. Miss Brown’s $172 welfare al­ g^s (snails), excellent cheeses. Spending time vrith her fom- OPENING COLD CUTS a private (»mpany instead of by LU C l Raspberry Mousse and serve in sherbet glasses 45 VartetloB — HHonl to Order ^ u rg u n d y was the home of i,y Anne-Loutse’s Franklurts J 5 .1 9 "We are receiving sacks of public a u t h o r I 11' e s, "they lotment wo« taken from her by Our Reg. 7.79 ^ package raspberry gela­ to 10 happy palates. COMING SOON moll protesting the decision of a teen-age gang Aug. 2 after H P>e“ ure. All five spent- the Not Pre-PMr.l4 xr. HOI'AE O nly L •For wood, shakes, shin­ Our Reg. 5.29 9-Passengcr Wagon Brougham 4-Dr. Hardtop gles, masonry. A s O a 'X ^ side dlm—nolona q 7 x* It apn«.., , The trek to school starts with V-8, auto., PS., PB. S I A O R V-8, auto., PS. Mondy bench In Early Model^ *1431A ritest for • Use on old work or An excellent family car. I w # 9 S-shelf txrokcase Model American design, conven bedroom or utility drawer deep s ’»" wide » r i l ” ilewp a new pair of Poll-ParrotsI new. •1495 >74 L arg er one* also in lent storage space, loo! spec* in garage or base­ • Apply with brush or 98 stock Model 1213 m ent Fashion-right, made with all .'M roller. 1965 COUNTRY 1967 FORD COUNTRY the expert care and • ("lean up with soap and Gallon water. Sedan, V-8 Squire Wagon craftsmanship that assure •White and 1.1 attractive . v-8. LAWN MOWER young feet the right fit as well colors. Auto PS ^ 1 2 9 5 FREE Poll-Parrot Auto., PS., PB •2195 HOUSE PAINT Polly Pipe as as grow room, priced to be 7” Paint Roller seen on TV, kind to the family budget. 4 ' Nylon Caulkin" Caulkin" 1%7 CHEVROLET 1967 FORD FAIRLANE 1-COAT, VINYL LATEX SPECIALS given with each and Trav Set pair of Poll-Parrot shoes. Paint Brush Gun Compound Kel .Air 4-Door Sedan 500 4-Door Sedan GROSSMAN'S V-8, auto., V 8 auto ^ 1 6 9 5 B79^ air conditioned. *1695 K«ig. Ia>w Price in S5.69 s l 9 v i A quality (ormuloited point lor Yes— W e carry corrective shoes One rollei, one ira\ . oqe cover. \ IIX>; nylon, dyna-iipped and Sturdy metal ratchet type gun Packed m cartridges to Jit caulk­ unMorm hiding power, economical Ihiiable metal tray . . easy to Hagged bristles. with squeeze trigger coverage, quirk drying and easy use. ing gun. Grey or white. after clean-up w.lh a IIIU* soa|>y Fitting ~ water_m ^je_jg JM/U^er coior* & /s Our DILLON LOW, LOW PRIfP:.S SHOES Business! 'oAopfW'L Manchester, 1145 Tolland Tpke. SALE: Tkirs. tliri Sit. AND YOr CAN i : j » is T R s : Sales and Service M l M AIN S I EXIT "93. WILBUR CROSS PARKWAY O pt! l i t ! Eviry Ni|ht wuuT \Horrtm STILL “CHARGE IT" / MM4GNWTHI 319 MAIN STREET — MANCHESTER \ PAGE SIXTEEN ______MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1969 -\ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1969 PAGE SEVENTEEN BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Federal Judge 'C'MON, SVUVESTEK, SET WITH THAT'S THAt i I you KNOW, (rospel Leaflets ITl we A LOT oe ON T ' TH' n e x t Workers Dei monstrate GUV'NOI?, HMPH/ I'LL OUST r r s H IS AMwtr I* Prttiiw Paztfe Denies Back Pay - y ± : a d 0 8 i SOMEHOW Found Inserted - T 'P A V ! y H ASTE N HAVE TO LEABN REG ULAR wrH>JEirzi ^!=n ,--~ r TO o n IT JUST NOW POMTTBy-nO PO T O W O R K RO LITINE. In School Award to Powell DOESN'T EVEiyrHINS WHILE rM WITHOUT THG HE P R O ­ Against Dem In Sexy Novels LOOK /WAV, AMkRTHA-^-LEAVE REFBIGEBATOB. LONGS THE onstrators Q U / T e -THE IVOCG PlPRCULT - PO O R O P E N ­ FABEWELL ACROSS 59 Abstract being WAflHINOTON (AP) — A fed- COCOA, Fla. (AP) -Relt- RIGHT' TASkSS FOB W BGTUBN/ IN G ANC? UNTIL. 1 School writing BO^umid MContlnued from P age One) not been in direct vlolaUon of "W e are not going to permit Judge has declined to issue gious leaflets have been finding H A K .-K A F F -~I WCXJLPtvTT WBVE G O T 61 Not as much C LO S IN G .^ J impIemenU -"W e are not going to allow ^''Offiecrlminatlon statutes and union hieots to decide who is a Judgmient awarding Rep. their w ay Into the sexy portrf of PBEAM OF GOING EXCEPT THE C A R DOWN n . FOB C«niOBl& OBPEBS.' FAQ-CGP/ SClM ifield billions of dollars of federal, executive orders,’’ Hill qualified to work,’’ he said, Adam Clayton Powell pay lost "Portnoy’s Complaint” and oth­ lU s e d in itete and municipal funds to be ® news conference in uniy an employer is qualified when the Harlem Democrat was er novels in Cape Kennedy area ^Studied in public libraries. cooking class uaed to subsidize racial diecrlm- L’iLtsburgh council chambers at to decide who is competent, denied his seat in Congress. biology ciaa* (p t) ^ IJfei laation in the construction in- CMty-County Building. TTie demonstration by the con ”It’s a .sneaky w ay of creep­ U K U ^ k U l U.S. Distrlot Court Judge 2 Wicked jjustry,” said Herbert Hill, na- While he commented, about structlon workers lasted for ing up behind you and socking It 13 Studied in 3 Appellation rakar^tBizinu George L. Halt Jr., said tional labor director of the Na- 250 construction workers unhap- about three hours. After march- Wednesday that before Powell to you. ” said director Charles anatomy cU m 4 Frozen rain 22 Direction dOFhysostigmine E Huber of the Cocoa Library. 14 Brazilian 5 Musical 24 Dry 43 Very swift ‘ tional Association for the Ad- Py "'ith an order to stay off the ' hR through Pittsburgh’s streets, can get his 155.000 in back pay ALS5 macaw syllable 25 Unaspirated 450ffiie yancement of Colored People. Job for two work days marched Lhey gathered at the City-Coun- he will have to refute in court Huber said he wrote to "Goa- ‘ ALLEY OOP 15 Expedient 6 Book------for 26 Wicker country ■ Hill said the NAACP would around the building, ctirrylng Building, Charges by the House that he pel" in Bail Gallic. Fla., which 17 Equip BY V. T. HAMLIN English class baskets 46 Undetermined file next week the first otf sever- signs and chanting. The move was hailed as a vlc- misappropriated congressional slgnetl the leaflets and com- 18 Slumber 7 Roman road 28 Divide amount al suits in U.S. DMrict Court Hill said, ’’Federal, city and *’5' leaders of the Black funds. plained of their irusertlon while YteOTME! SUMPIN RPtCULOUST I ALL I KNOWte 19 Tedious 8 Preens lengthwise 47Enthuaiastic TDO WITH >rtXIR across the nation to stop the ex- state officials are violating law / / ' t ’s e TTLE 23 Term in would have to file an amended CONJUNCTIONS! LUNAR OR ^ AS aOOD A TIME class gadget 31 Flat-bottomed 48 Ancient Irish - James T. lAifln, director of AS ANY rSET mathematics 10 Old Testament boat capital "> where Negro workers are sidize racial discrimination, ferce an increase in the two per complalnj—which would <^>en Henry Swanson Jr. has to light cigarettes for lialioons, so he is tempted to OTHERWISE/ the .small religious group, sa id : TH'JOB PONE/ class objects 33 Spiny-fitmed 50 River vaUey barred from getting a fair share Black workers' are going to cent Negro membership ihare the w ay to a trial on the coun- light up for himself. (A P Photofax) 24 Ecclesiastical 11 Security fishes 51 E^ic poetry n of Jobs by file building and, close down every public con­ imong the , oity’s 30,000 trade terclalm by the House, " I print them and give them out K vestment 16 Mortifies 35 Propelling a 52 Females trades unloiw. struction site in the U.S. either unionists. Byrd Brown, a coali- Otherwise, Hart indicated he at no coat. I have no Idea what 27 Pulls along 20 More certain rowboat 55 Request ."Not a single public building by demonstrations or court ac­ tion leader, said of the protest: would issue a Judgment soon, liapixm.H to them after that." after Lightinfr Butts for Baboons similarities between baboons hSa been constructed that has tion. Huber said he had foimd more S 7 t — i6 "U has been a qualified success, possibly Friday, simply stating and humans In areas of sick­ R e a p y t d s o * 29 Communists 1 2 r Is II than a dozen of the leaflets tn B^»**P3»*>-/vit(g»rmi«=K. azsl 32 Harvester We began the demonstrations to that Powell met the qualifica- ness. Hence the research Into ■4 bring construction to a halt and tions of membership In the 90th Makes It Hard to Kick Habit the llhrarj-’s books. Particular 34 Befitting a 12 1 1'^ up to Investigate the rioting. It hnMenlng of the arteries. In ad­ poet to force the MaMer Builders' Congress and therefore was en­ target.s, he said, are sexy nov­ IS IS It will be headed by a British NEW ORLEANS (AP) — As would put a strain on anyone’s dition to teaching the baboons to 36 Be persistent Ulster Aide els. judge and will include two ^el- Association and the trade unions titled to be seated. will power. smoke, the researchers have In- OUT OUR WAY 37 City in Texas everyone who has tried to give The leaflets carry brief ser­ BY J. B. WILLIAMS ii 11 W fast lawyers, one a Protestarit, council to negotiate. After hearing arguments from 38 Pupil’s writing up cigarettes knows, it’s tough His heaviest smoker Is ’’007,’’ tnxluoed them to a hlgh-choles- mons and Blblleal qisilatlons. Out.+L-JA.. Piedgi the other a Catholic "But we still have no black lawyers for Powell and the iA, . ____ table 21 jes Law who got started When, In tlie In­ terot tnenu similar to what the Huber said. peopie working on these jobs, House, Hart Invited them to file to break the habit when you s - o « ^ ( TEU. XXI WHAT/THE X ALLRlfiHT/rVEAL- nONX EVEN THINK/ 39 One who b All but one of the 13 members terest of. Ex-lenee, ho Was re­ \merlean male eats. Huber wrote tkwpel: "/Lny it'- T m*. Tjt «x o . WHYTURNTHIS inherits of the opposition party boycot­ warded with a banana every \Vtien the baboons die, autop f e w e s t FISH HAS TD V FOUR, FAT MAS PEACE AND PLEAS- ■ « On Voting complete success." Pow ell’s lawyers argued that ’heavy smokers. And It your spin-slble citizen Is welcome to CLEAN ’EM ALU, FRY /^THREE, AND lO U 41 Tier 33 34 ted the special session of the time he took a puff on a ciga­ DAVY JONES 32 a U.S. Supreme Court ruling companions are baboons who ales will be performetl to deter­ donate U> t)n' public llhmr>' BY LEFT and McWILLIAMS 'EM, AW* n o THE 42 Noun suffix (Continued from Page One) provincial' parliament, saying During the three days of dem­ rette held at the edge of his that Powell had been unconatl- mine whether there are signifi­ ttoks Itmt reflect his v l w of WSHES AFTER­ AWP—LH—WAIT, ^ LITE IT BECOMES 44 Mix 38 4T Chlchester-Clark’s ruling Union­ onstrations in downtown streets, smoke four packs a day. It’s cage. WARD/ o k a y t 46Feltthrou^ there was arson, looting and tuUonally denied his seat In cant differences between the ih(* world, hut those views mu.st MAN,LOOK AT PERCY THE PORPOISE IS LET ME THINK / OaMPETmCN fflOLDElI. ist party had lost control of the more than 225 persons were ar­ enough to make you go apo. 2 WE HAVEN'T SEEN ABOUT THAT.. A HAYE’EM JUMPaJIM asenae 38 40 41 -I street fighting the week before ’Then the other two baboons ronditlon of their Internal or­ comiH'le on 8H (Jrtircry CJiargr 57 Flower faction. Hart asked. On the contrary, he half-pack apiece. tn-ss Oliylii Hus-sey, the teen­ S9 so LONDON (AP) — Former Joseph Barr to make the an- as. I.OS ANUKI.Ea (AP) Actor 58 Tropical “Perhaps Mr. Paisley will Nigerian Preslderit Dr. Nnamdl said, the high court "skirted the Or. Jack P. Strong, head of ager who .sjirimg to film star- J t Duncemient. Swanson is a caretaker for the Broderick Crawford, aecused of plant have something to say to me. I Azikiwe today withdrew his s i^ salary issue as carefully as a the school's |>athology depart­ ilom In "lUmuN> luul JuheA," luis failure to pay a grocery bill to- Brown had teen released 15 animals who are part of a Ixml- ( N m p a f f fnierpr/ft Asm.) will certainly have something to port of Biafra's secession and ballerina. ment and director of the pro­ lost a leading role In the (orth- 8 lallng 84..588, has until Oct. 30 U) minutes earlier from jail, where stana State University School of say to Mr. Paisley,” Callaghan urged the breakaway West Afri­ "If I issue a declaratory judg­ gram. says hanlening of the ar­ ■smilng movie ’’Bed HoUhot" answer the complaint. he was taken after being arrest­ Medicine research project on told newsmen. can state to abandon its fight ment now. It will say nothing teries Is a major (actor tn the l>eeaiLse she’s a bigger girl is>w. Crawford, 57, .surrendered ed during Wednesday’s demon- the effects of smoking on hard­ One of Callaghan’s first ac­ against the federal Nigerian about salary," Hart said. death of most of the world’s nireet.ii- Pleis> ZnffI .said she Wednrsiliiy on a bench warrant stration.s. ening of the arteries. tions was to order a team of government in Lagos. Powell also wants the court to male population. had Is'i-n ri-)>lats>d hy ( ’zet-h ae- Is.snitl when he (ailed to iip|>ear Barr said the decision, CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER British doctors, scientists and Calling Biafran claims that lift a 825,000 fine the House as­ Swanson, who has been smok­ The batKmns were brought Ire.ss Siihanna .Marilnkova for )>revlous hearing on the m at­ reached during an emergency ing since he was 12, says "most­ technicians Into Londonderry’s Nigeria seeks to exterminate sessed this year when It allowed Inlo the program after he and a "It si-ems a.s If Mites lliLssey ter .Sii|MTtor ( ’onrt Commission meeting of owners in his office, WAYOUT Catholic Bogside district to the Ibo tribe “a cock and bull him to resume his seat. He also ly lack of will power" keeps him team of phyalrlans tnade a trip let herself go a lllMe In reeent rr Jii THIS FINE OLD HOUSE/ ITS BEEH peace negotiations. of failing to stop at a red Mght. RICKETY OLD HOUSES. IT'S YOU I'M WORRIEP The local Parliament eui- IN SHAD'S FAMILY SINCE ' “I believe In one Nigeria pro- prentices, Police said Kelly was unable . ABOUT... WHEN IT COILARSBS ON Y O U . nounced that an Impartial cosn- to get an ambulance to pick revolutionary ' vided the safety and equality of The proposal was rejected by mittee with legal powers to all citizens is assured," said coalition leaders, who claimed him up and asked Lawlng to summon witnesses will be set Azikiwe. they were not consulted. take him to Park City Hlspltal. Steak Sale f SIRLOIN i CUBE U PORTERHOUSE TO P ROUND 929 • IBM H NIA, kc. TX li». Ui. N*. 0«. Try our white tuna SHORT or T-BONE LONDON BROIL "Junior Higgins, you know better (than to interrupt MICKEY FINN yourlur father when he's listening to me!" BY LANK LEONARD j j s n ^ ----BIGHT— YOUVE FOTKED ME BEEFY HAS BECOME A HIPPIE! AND TO CONFIDE m YOU ABOUT THE packed in water. 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V2 Games Off Cuhs^ Lead in Last T wo W eeks Tm Herald Angle Beard, Hill and Floyd Giants Face Koosman Snaps Long Batting Slump Bj EARL YOST NEW' YORK (A P )— It Chicago Cubs, the East Division leave San Diego or Kirby. 13—that has cut 7% games off two days, and singled and 11 Sports Editor Top GHO Candidates Tough Start took the New' York Mets leaders who were beaten by Cln- Against the rest of the Nation­ Chicago’s lead in two weeks. scored the winning run. seven years to recover from cinnaU 6-3 in the afternoon for al League’s pitchers, Koosman My Turn at Bat WETHERSFIELD, Conn. The tournament, threatened The major names missing are FAIRFIELD,-Gonn. (AP) — Goach Allie Sherman’s is O-for-68. but agarinst Kirby he REDS - CLBS — BBAVES - FUtATES — their fourth consecutive defeat. (A P )— Frank Beard,- Dave by a strike of local caddies Arnold Palmer, still resting an COUNTRY CLUB New York Giants have been hitting: hard and often in the National League’s first is 3-for-5 after two hits Wednes­ ’The Cubs, losing their third in Phil Niekro, 13U . burled a Hitting, home runs isn’t Ted Williams’ forte these which the caddy master said y o a Cincinnati's victory matched ailing hip; Gary Player, back FoUowlng are the starting training: camp scrimmag:es since the day of reckoning expansion, but the second day night. a row against Cincinnati and six-hitter and douUed and days but he has collaborated with writer John Under­ Hill, and controversial Ray would have prevented staging San Francisco’s 6-7, 10 inning Umes and pairings for Satur­ in the Yale Bowl but they go into Saturday’s third ex­ Koosman’s line single, 'h is Floyd rule as the top can­ the event, has an unusual Fri­ home in South Africa; *U.S. one has turned out to be a afternoon verdict over Philadel­ seventh in nine games, fell be­ scored the only run in the sixth wood in touching all the bases in My Turn at Bat, TTie day’s Member Member B«st hibition game with Philadelphia with a 0-2 record. first hit in 49 at bats, in the inning on Tony Gonzalez' single didates for -the first prize day through Monday foremal Open champion OrvUle Moody big hit for them— and Jer- phia and kept the Reds within a fore Alex Johnson’s two-run Story of My Life. It’s published by Simon and Schuster Ball Golf Tournament: Noeed out by Green Bay 2 2 -2 1 ------—----- third inning, started a rally that double and solo homer and Lee in besting Dock Ellis, 9-14, tat and sells for $5.95 a copy and there's already been sev­ today on the eve of the because of the Labor Day', week­ and British Open UUeholder ami walloped by the New York Giants from complete disaster r y Koosman. half-game and three percentage ended in Cleon Jonei’ two-run May's two-run homer. Atlanta’s fourth triumph in a end. 0 After taking their lumps from points of the first-place Giants eral printings, the book has been so popular. strike threatened $100,000 Tony Jacklln. Besides Beard, 6:46 McGurklft-Ko Uoh, KATKe»--to their first three atrongrr P«as rush on enemy games back, beat St. Louis 5-1 * # • jors this season, and helped Bill Yankee owner, and they met two-hJtter, once again taking ad­ scored on Ken Boswell’s single. ment^—the em ergiig dominance Sikes—quickly made other ar­ Shaw and Bobby Stanton, who Condo league games. quarterbacks Sherman has vantage of S2U1 Diego hitters In 10 innings In the other game. Singer of the Dodgers to his leth at the Savoy Plaza in New 7:M Weiman- SohlUlnc, H. Isun- Koosman, 12-8, and 3-0 against GIANTS - PHILS — of Eome of the younger tour reg­ rangements, and the locals were finished 1-2 in last week’s Avco deU-H. Umdeai moved Fred Dryer, the No. 1 • • • victory and Montreal to its sev­ Yorit. According to Fred, Mr. ulars. The Giants shift to the Cen and embarrassing pitcher Clay San Diego, yielded only a homer Jim Davenport’s pinch-hit sin­ mollified. Classic. 7:41 Harvey>Jc^n«ton. RJcimtt’ Kirby, the Mets rolled to their .METS - PADRES — enth successive loss. Topping said, "Would Wmiams Uottsu lury Dfvmon this year after one to Ollie Brown and a single to A1 gle with the bases loaded in the 7:48 SuMknin-ZanetU. Ijivcy-Mad- * • • play one year with the Yankees, dox season to the Capitol Division. 11th straight victory over the The Mets, who lost only their Ferrara in the first iruiing. He Norb Hecker, former Atlanta 10th gave San Francisco its sev­ ASTROS - CARDS — strictly plnch-hit for us for 7:66 M altem 'IXdln. FVviteMDttA- They no longrer have to worry expansionist Padres W’ednesday first game against the Padres beat the Padres 4-1 on six hits enth consecutive victory after \*anWi head coach and former Vince night. wdiat he’s making now — 4125 - 13‘Game Holiday Weekend Pro Grid Schedule 8;0Q Kati-Swmle. Koacmhal-An- about Dallas but they must go , w ^ s s y-, this season, bid a sad farewell during an earlier 11-game Mets’ Willie McCovey made it 10 RBI Doug Rader triggered a four- ffel against both Oeveland. the d ^ assistant at <3reen The ■1-1 triumph crept the «»?’’ to San Diego after their sixth winning streak that brought in two days with a two-run sin­ run 10th itming off Bob Gibson, 8:09 Bengxlon-Warron. Bkinnor' fending Eastern champs, and l^ y 1, moving to and out charging Mets within two Corcoran told him I was still E. McNamara -straight victory. Koosman, on them alive in May and June and gle and his 41st homer ■with a 139, with a tie-breaking double 8; 16 -Aneakil-V. Boartid. Dairy- St. laiuts to home-and-hime se- defenst,^ line, t ^ to games—and even on the all-im­ tied up -with the Red Sox on a the*otKer hand, couldn’t be sure won 32 on five hits during their man on. Bobby Bonds also had for Houston, raising Tom Grif­ Everetl rios. n looks like a tough road J »K«™“ ''’e combtosUon. portant loss side—of the sinking deferred payment setup, that 8:33 Mdiafferty-Hunt. Caktmarl R. whether he was nhore sorry to current six-game run—and 12 of a two-nm homer, his third in fin’s record to 9-6. Texas State Crown on Line CWmleUa ahead, trying to top toe .500 " T ' appears to 2 he ought to call Tom Yawkey 8:30 H. OardoHa'I^etnantonlo. nuirk have ousted the veteran Jim about it. NEVl^ YORK (AP)—The yards and four tochdowns while the big name holdouts who Shotta^lftlo Katravage at left end. The tack- 2 8:87 Tarca-Wadax. Jar>'la-Davlji "I don’t want to caU Yawkey, Houston Oilers, sporting Morton has hit on 39 of 77 for signed Wednesday, might see 8:44 R. Gonlon-waAi. Ormn'rAl- Sherman has been cutting «ituatum sUll Is to a sUte of Manchester's No. 1 Amateur Golfer I want to sign him as a free 661 yards and three touchdowns. some action against the Giants. llenrlquea (ftants right and left since the nux among Bob Lurtsems, Rog- Major League 8:61 D. Eidward»-I>\khey, Morllno- agent. Can he get his release?" the best squad in years, Another grudge game Is on Keyes, All-America from Pur­ Jei game while manning the „ Anderson. Joe Siciecko and waiver luts tor help. George hope to snap the\Dallas tap Friday night when the Kan­ due, said he hoped he’d be able K(4lry41amllton, Mrtlry- = L e a d e r s = Smyth Irby, a No 8 draftee who „enry Davis U to hla second Not Interested w il l ia m s Gowboys’ hold on the xex sas City Chiefs, unbeaten In four to juatlfy his salary, reported to 9:06 Krtetof-Oorbetl. Klrrmu^ American I>eague Hilinski Enjoying Best Year exhibitions and the hottest team StanftKd me.-«ed up a kickoff to the Jet middle linebacker, WllUams writes, “ I’m sure the vicinity of $200,000. 9:13 Lovetle4sebledi. OHffUha- Batting (350 at baU)—Carew, as Pro Ghampionship to the American Football game, wa.s anmng the first to nanked by Ralp Hock. ex-Fal- that if I had wanted him' to, y«ar In Boston and it was cold, "I feel 82 per cent to condition ManneUa Minnesota .352; R. Smith; Bos­ League, meet the Cardinals at 9:19 A. JaoofaaMvMoC\>nkey. Brt- get the axe Ronnie Hlye, an ac- Tommy Crutcher. Ken ton .325; F. Robinson, Balti­ Mr. Yawkey would have worked )v-lA- tlons or early scrimmages, corners and Bruce Maher and St. Louis 70 59 .643 flc Jams. I told Fred to forget packed for this week-day game, Minnesota 113; Powell, Balti­ Enjoying his finest sea­ 7% his Oilers to watch for quick four-touchdown performance Frederickson will make his first vlnlo piuu«Hl his first running teat last Spider IxK-khart st safeties more 111, IMttsburgh 68 68 .640 8 It, not to promote anything, I only 10,454, principally because 9:64 TuttlA-Hohan, Oiamarl-Mon- son on the golf course is outside and up the middle plays from q u a rt^ a ck Len Dawson start for the Giants and Phila­ aco week at camp. Wlien cxunpletely InJ\irirs have forced changes Hits—Blair, Baltimore 168; Phlla’phia 52 74 .413 24 wasn’t interested. I was never of the weather although New Manchester’s No. 1 ama­ when he learned that the Dallas while beatlng\(he Los Angeles delphia expects their ground 10:01 Ulrder-Frank, 8kinnrr-Ay«*m healthy he will battle Ernie Koy m toe offensive line which prob- Oliva, Minnesota 166, Montreal 39 91 .800 89 going to hit another ball In a England baseball fans knew 10:08 CreAd-Bamtnirli&m. CtuimlA- h i- teur golfer, Stanley Hilin- starting backfleld will include Rams 42-14 last\eekend. Cardi­ game to improve with the re­ FlxtlaJ for a nmntog imek Job. Bobby ably will sotUe down with Greg Doubles-Oliva, Minnesota, 32 Weet Division big league park." that this would most likely be turn of Tom Woodeshick, who 10:16 BrrVAr-lllUniikl HI. Drlxcoll Duhon and Bamly Mtonear are i .arson el center. Pete Case ami Romo Missing Again .ski Jr. The one-time base­ ■ However, there waq a time Ted’s final game In a Red Sox Craig Baynham and Les Shy. nals’ quarterback\toarlle John­ Manchrfttrr R. Jackson, Oakland 31. San Fran. 71 67 .555 — "That’s their speed back- son managed 16 W 32. 162 missed the early pre season 10 S E. MciAUffhlln^ndArmMi. fighting for the other running iX)Ug Von Horn at guards and Triples—Clarke, New York 7; ball and basketball player Cincinnati 69 56 .652 ^ when a deal was actually work- uniform at home; only a series Borta-LevlUvw field," Lemm said. yards and one touchdown to the games because of a knee strain. Job with the vetenm Joe Morri- Willie Young and Steve Wright R. Smith, Boston 6. who turned to golf 23 years ago Atlanta 72 69 .51)0 ^ ed out between the Red Sox in New York remained, 10 39 St. Jiihn- iMlMAva. The Oilers also will have an loss to Minnesota, the Cards’ The Rams will be minus vet­ Ul^irm son a backup man as runner „r Rick Buzin at tscklen. Home runs—R, Jackson, Oak­ admits he’s "playing better and Los Angeles 69 67 .648 1 and Yankees, Williams reports. After drawing a walk In the lO 38 Tm o’-Ounphrll, (Vriiat- eye on Cowboy quarterback first defeat after two victories. eran corncrback Clancy Wil­ and also flanker l>ehtod Aaron IVte Gogolak, eager to try a land 46; F. Howard, Washing­ scoring better than ever.” Houston 68 60 .581 3 • * * first inning, Williams filed out Httckwoli Craig Morton, who stepped In In Saturday’s games, the New liams, who was Indefinitely sus­ 10.48 (?louirh-<'' rn plans to shake up Uie offense be- doing the punting so far. Koy. 62; Campaneris, Oakland 43. which has always been good, is that the ball would land In the adelphia Eagles (1-1) at Prince­ 10.67 P. ManNamara-WaiJMMi. San Francisco 8, Philadelphia DIMagglo. las attack. It was Morton who Allen threatened to trade Wil­ tore the club went to camp, the 1068 regular, aleo Is avail NEW YORK (AP) pay but did not fine him, ex Perry pitched a four-hitter Pitching (12 d e c 1 s 1 o n s j— even better,” the gage shop bleachers. ton, N.J.; Los Angeles (1-2) Is l^pinr-CMm 7, 10 innings "The feeling was that a 11 04 Davbi-Priwlnl Freeman White was to be the able If Is>wls doesn't cut It. Vicente Romo is missing plaining, "Vicente can’t afford a and batterymate John Roseboro Palmer, Baltimore 13-2, .867, owner said as he looked back on came off the bench late In the at San Diego (2-1-1); Chicago liams because of his "Indiffer­ righthanded power hitter like But It was his third at bat 11:11 Plodxlk-Balln. (.'nrmrnHnfvJ new tight end and Tlsjnias was 8hem\an has much work to do big fine on the salary he’s mak­ singled home two of the Twins’ 1.95; McNally, Baltimore 17-4, Houston 5, St. Louis 1 game the last two years to (2-2) faces Buffalo (1-3) and ent attitude.” OlAmrntlno again— this time from the his career on the greens and that sent chills down the spines 11 18 Whiteenlng Jerry Adair’s leadoff homer National I><;aguc Atlanta (Britton 7-4) at Pitts­ Just fate that crossed us up. las has averaged 120 yards on and Cincinnati (1-2) travels to tude toward tlie game and to­ < hasn’t been back to the bullpen bascB-loaded triple In the 10th Ridge and has four similar cov­ inntng. Thomas was moving UUo Morri­ trio against the VJktogs. Lions In the ninth tied the game for Batting (350 at bats)—Cle­ burgh (Blass 13-7) N. "Mr. Yawkey and Mr. Top­ the ground while allowing 86 Pittsburgh (1-1). ward practice this season.” since. Inning, moving California post eted crowns while playing In The crowd roared Its approval Siderowf son's old job am) Bears-, If the OlatAa ran the Royals against Rfjrno. Cleveland and beating Sam m e n t e, Pittsburgh .367; C. Cincinnati (Arrigp 2-4) at Chi­ ping met In a restaurant In New yards on defense. Houston has In Sunday games, San Fran­ Williams, the Rams’ No: 1 Manager D|ck Williams, who the Manchester Ojuntry Club as Tod trotted around the bases Tlie key, i»f course. Is Frank avoid disaster Uirotqfh Oct. 6. Earlier Pat Kelly had tagged a McDowell, 16-11, Jones, New York .360. cago (Jenkins 17-11) York and the way Fred k the flret Jewel, the $100,000 their mini-slide by pounding Anderson Four-Ball at Winged ger of the Washington Senators, Duane Haley, an Insurance roga-tu-rirhea story when their run In ho bottom of the ninth In­ * • * Stolen bases—Brock, St. Louis American League a player. He did not play In the IIO.OOO |Mir<'haa«. IJndy’a l ’rii%, Yonkera Futurity, and then Seattle. Baltimore had dropped Foot, .Mamoroneck, N.Y, with he had received a feeler from man from Simsbury, who a 77 ning. 45; Bonds, San Francisco 36. East Division final series in New York. won toe $134,1110 llambletunlan came Die orcisid with a biasing TIGERS - A’H — four straight before Mike Cuel­ Manchester member Tom Gor­ . s a -' the Detroit Hgers to manege. and Qulnnlplac College soccer Romo left the Red Sox without Pitching (12 decislonB)—Mer­ W. L, P e t G.B. I had left my seat and got Wcttoesilay straight heal victory to the 44th Mickey Stanley and Tom lar set down the Pilots on four ritt, Cincinnati 15-6, .750, 4,07; man. "This Is one of the big­ That was back In 1960, follow­ coach Bill Brew of Hamden an explanation on the club’s lust Baltimore 88 41 .682 — Into the Red Sox cluMouse be­ llambleUmlon Matchlck each drilled a run- hits. It was Cluellar’s 18th victo­ gest amateur ■ events In the ing the World Series between needed 83 strokes to complete a They oturted out as gartmgn trip to Chicago. Ho turned up Seaver, New York 18-7, .720, m fA Detroit 78 54 .676 14 fore Tted came in. Howard Belsalngnr. lYtde's scoring single to give Kilkenny ry and 16th complete game. .06. East. There were 110 teams L Pittsburgh and the Yankees. tour of the difficult Onkmont nollertora to lirtnklyn amt buUI. G l'/4 days later safe and sound Boston 68 69 .636 19 When he saw me he said. 46-yearold driver, won to his 4-4, all the offense he needed • • * John Petzer, one of the De­ (tountry Club course. a Imullng nml carting em|>lre G Strikeouts—Jenkins, Chicago that qualified. A number of Wash’n. 66 64 .608 22% "Who are you? What the hell firrt tt|>j>enrnnre In the closnlc after the Red Sox had called out against Catfish Hunter, 9-12. troit owners, asked WiU'ams if Thomas Gorman of Staffonl Tlien In 1964 toey decldral to quit YANKS ■ WHITE SOX — 224; Gibson, St. Ix>uis 220. touring pros today won os am­ New York 63 66 .492 24% are you doing In here? You He never hot! to touch toe coll Just about everyone but the Ma­ • • * ■ •»”*'' '• ' he would be Interested In' man­ Springs fired a 79 and D. Mi­ working and go toio some form rines to search for him. Mel Stottlemyre won his 17th ateurs. I tried for 13 years but r ■ Cleveland 54 76 .416 34% know you’re not supposed to with Die whip, wiraiing Die first TWINS ■ SENATORS — game for the Yankees with Hor­ SEEK BOWLERS this was the first time that I aging the Tigers. chael Romano of Westport fin­ of recreatom They entered luir The pitcher’s explanation was West Division be.” Ileal on the (lerfncDy'grDumed Minnesota rushed four first In­ ace Clarke sparking a pair of was able to come home a win­ " I told him that I appreci­ ished with 84. ness racing that ho had become III and Two five man teams are Minnesota 77 61 .602 — Probably not, but I was mile oval by 1% lengths over ning runs across the plate and rallies that brought Now York ner. Only three times in 34 ated It, but I had long since Guy Antonocrl l>ecame preol- stayed at a friend’s house. Wil­ sought by the. Silk City League Oakland 73 63 .679 3 there and I got one of the best Mtretch-chargtng. The Brophet In Jim Perry made them stand up from behind twice against the years have the winners come -ft,'' made up my mind that Boston ■lent of IJmly Farms of IJnden- liams docked Romo one day’s at the Parknde. Anyone Inter- California 63 71 .427 22 stories from one of my all- Brakrttes .Splil I 67 3-6 it mstcheil' the aecend to beat Washington. White Sox. from Connecticut." he recalled. was my first and last stop In liurnl, N Y . and KYonk Inm an e.stcd may contact Fred Pleclly. Kansas City 61 76 .406 26 time favorites. ’niCSON, Arts. (AIM—Defend faeteal time ever'''of the llambte- "The best golfers around play­ the big leagues,’’ Ted recalls. All this, and more, can be Ing champion Haybeetos Brak- gtiut oM-retory Fred, taxi and Ionian, whare the recvird of 1 50 Seattle 49 77 .389 27 • • •■ Joae|>ti leanongtoo, • brothera. ed. It was like a dream to win.” found , t o Jtfy Turn at Bat. ettes of Stratford, Conn., met 4 6 was art In 1964 by Ayres Chicago 49 78 .386 27% also are In toe corporation. So ^Playinf* and Managing Touffhest Job in World’ Club Championship at Ellington If you’re a baseball fan, you’ll their first defeat to too Women’s IJmly'a 1‘rtde took the second Final Annearance lire Die Antofuiccl brothera, Ridge was next and then came Wednesday’s Besnlis want to read this book, from National Amateur Softball Tour­ best by a g»«»l two lengths over HUNTING New York 6, Chicago 3 I’ll never forget Ted’s final Frank nml Thomas the biggest thrill of-all. appearance as a major leaguer. cover to cover. It’s superbly nament on Wedneadsy but went Iiayon In I 6M 3-6 after a bump­ Minnesota 4, Washington 2 “ I wound up the low amateur It was the last game of the done. on to win a second game by Um ty'e l*rt»le, sired by the ing ira-ldant <*i the first tu r n ' California 4, Cleveland 1, 10 toe same score, 1-0. great Mar's i'rVIe, oml bought Dial mode tempera rise for asv- Changes Noted in Baseball In the State Open a f New Hav­ innings en and finished In a tie for sec­ Nancy Welborn pltcbsd the. lu a yearling at Morriaburg, eral drivers. Boston 4, Kansas City 8 Orange (Calif.,) iJonattes to a I’ s , esrneil $63,456 fiiir hla victo­ Dayan, reined by Fred Brad- ✓ cicuiiiiirw NEW YORK (AP) — It "And all the kids say la 'How ond place with pro Ed Kuna. 1 Baltimore 7, Seattle 2 nO-hll, 1-0 victory over the Brsk- ry to the liainhletooian, harnroe tjury, another Hambtetonlon takes an Old Timers Day, many home runs you hlt'7’ ’ had rounds of 73-69-71-218, . s. »» ■ Detroit 2, Oakland 0 Lund, Hamilton Head Cast ettee In a 14-lnnlng game Wed­ ractnga miad prdstlglous stake newcomee, was set ilusm to SAI.T WATER FISHING which was even par. like the recent gala affair Frisch, who broke In witli the Today’s Games nesday. The winning run came Tlie imalllsh •■nit Ixneteil hie fiairth place by the Judges on an Snapper blues, running five to "Just before the Open I in Yankee Stadium, to real­ 1919 New York Giants right out Seattle (Talbot 6-8) at Balti­ In the 18th when Nancy Wel­ rienny Brice of on a wild pitch and scored ment manager. It "It was great playing behind Lund 1968 Grand Touring Cham­ end of Fishers Island. Harbor Oftk Hill In Fttchburgh. Mai^. Boston at Minnesota, N T H I NEW Hubbell In the 1934 All-Star pion will head the star-studded blues two to two. (xiunds luive seems the Fordham Flash "I scored my third hol^ln- Cleveland at Chicago, N Monrhester (lonunanHy ganxe when ho struck out those ‘Watches Ashe Win in Open shown up off Branford Reef and was looking to borrow a one, only the second that was Seattle at Detroit, N field Friday night at the Staf­ CkiOege is looking for aom s- five great batters ^ In succes­ many are'' being taken on the white Oakland cap. recognized,’’ he said. Dslng an California at Baltimore, N ford Speedway at 8:15 when too FORgSJ HILLS, N T. (A P )- one to fXMsrh the soexser tosm sion," admits Frisch. "That's (Herald ptioto by Pinto) the men'e division with s limit­ surface. "Y ou’ll have to wait." the EM e'ght Iron ho ai-ed the 17th hole. Oakland at’ Washington, N OT’s invade the half mile oval The V.8. Tennis Open got under thU fa il. the way to play the Infield. With Stan Hilinski ed number of second round Good catches of s(ripeHNSOK SEAHORSE taken wlUi the porglrs. switch hitter who hit croes- couhl have spanked him—says second and the first Uilng you several feet but stiipped about golf every- day but business tournaments and Just being In when Alberti’s Stars flace Cen­ "I think the GT division la one whipped Tom Mozur of Sweet­ Blackfish cot^nue good at handed as a right-handed bat­ ‘no you didn’t; Babe Ruth did.' know he’s playing a short right lift Inch from the cup. ter Billiards. of the best things that ever water. Tenn., 6-0, 7-6, 6-2. Smith 8 i-otnes first. When I practice. compeUtlon." rocky spots oil along the const. happened to racing. It gives TMTY LUND ter. He hit .300 for IS seasons, 11 "And the Babe did. but I hit field. That's where I used to "But the next year, at Wood­ It's usually only nine holes be­ That's why Hilinski has been Alberti’s were winners of the crushed Patricio Rodriguez of Both winter flounder and the young fellows a chance to of U>enj In a row and compiled a the first lumer for Die National play when Hack Wilson came way In Darien, I got a hole-in­ cause I don’t have time for making a bigger name for him­ Town Slow Pitch Double Elimi­ ChUe. 6-0, e-3. 63. OUTBOARD MOTORS Nascar Grand Touring fluke are slow. drive to a profeagionai racing .310 average for 2,311 major League. And It wius reilly up. ane when playing against Don 18." self In State Amateur golf nation Tournament held last Pete Hamilton, says, "It's toe The other member of the var­ Hw take of blue crabs con­ league games. popped, a line drive In Chlca- "1 have great respect Air the Hoentg. The boll shot past the circles this season. week and edged out Ray’s Res­ class and gain the experience sity squad. Bobby Lutz of Los tinues poor. E\-ery goMer has his favorite they’ll need before going into finest half mile track In the 100 MILES 8 OUAUfYING HEATS "I should have hit higher," Ro ■' , Old Timers but there are plenty cup. backed up and dropped In taurant for top spot. They also Angeles, lost to third-seeded IV2 HP. «o 100 HP. INIAND FISHING clubs and Hilinski Is no excep­ the big league. I think It’s the North and fast, smooth and says Frisch. "The lust coU{>lc of of gxHxl ball players around to- and my dream came true.” he captured the Rec League with Tony Roche of Australis 9-11, Both fisherman activity and "You see all kinds of records tion. most exciting new development years you get a little oliter and ibiy." rei-allod. a 12-2 record. safest Mnce It is entirely ckwed 4, 6-4. 9-7. SALES — PARTS — SERVICE fisherman succeos for trout Is U>dny tnit nobody talks about "I have a driver that’s 16 West Side Fete in stock car racing. The cars your average drops. Frisch, who comes out of hid­ Tile tmafflcbil ace came on the The Cuemen, undefeated In 28 by a guard raU along the out­ slow due to the hot weather. At rteUUng averages and the best years old and my favorite put­ are light, around 3,000 pounds, The Australians showed toetr EAST TERMS — USED MOTORS "I never realized too much ing from around Bradford. R.I., e'ghth at Manchester but was regular season gam«a and SUk side at the track. the Oolebrook River Flood Con­ (U*f»>nslve clubs win )Hccaslons, is still wltne.><«f unl- Best flrdah ever fidlow-ed Oeoige May and Steve McAdam Worktog out of hotete and make­ Salem. N.C. leading to national 6-4. .4-6, 6-4 Roy Emerson. No 9 Famserly wtIA Newbarty'e IdarlSM Is New managing Is the toughest Job In the Oxinectlcut team In the Tri- General Chairman Fran Ma­ listed as; Mamanaaco Lake, eight World Series', 1921-1934, fcrms. earlier this month In the Can- shift garages moke setting up points, heads the fieid with had lllUs troublea srith Zeljko With I’s bi Osw kUrtae ~ the world." State matches Sept 13-14 at honey reports that proceeds wUJ (largembuth bass, bluegills); and tiuit's all >mu ht'ar. "And those white shoes. Jih- .ull.ut Anuiteur In Kitchener, Pleasant Valley in Sutton, Mass Siim O mmIi oars and big mechanics dlffl- such stars os Jim Pssciwi. 6-4. 6-1 FRIDAY. AUG. 29 RAIN DA'TE^AT., AUG. 30 Bantam Lake and Lake War- Frisch thinks too many kids "I was the first guy selected OnUrio "I was 14th In a field sRsln be used tor a local worthy bead man ln,the Jsvelto team. Old Psneho Gonzales, 41. best DIMagglo (now coaching wltlt Massachusetts and Rhode cauae. DETROIT (API — The De- ouk, but all $1 cars entered Fri- j G«tM Of^ 1:00 amaug (white perch); As- today are home run ronsclous. for the Most Valuable Player Oakland) used to laugh at them of 162 I had rounds of 77. 72. 77 tnolt Tigers announced Tuesday will be in excellent run­ Randy Hutchinson. .Newport Bob Itotthost of- Capertoo, CoUf ., CAPrrOL EQUIPMENT Island, will be the other Next meeting of the commit­ plhook, Oloago, Hopevllle and "The kids come up to me and award In 1931, Lefty Grove gi>t "But now (the sho»- la on the 76," he siild "1 drove 1.150 they have signed Ted Kasanakl. ning osntMtlncL News. Va:. Buck Baker, dior- 63. 6 -f 6-4 entrants. tee will be Sept 10 at the home JUST OFF ROUTE 140. STAFFORD SPRINGS. CONN. Pachaug Ponds (largemouth ask 'How maqy home runs yv>u 11 that year In the American other foot) Joe says are they miles th;it week and U took .a former Infield^ with the Phila­ Ooenmehting on Stafford's lotte. N C .. Frank Sessions. The oforoen pUyed toe first W MAIN 8T. — TBL C4S-7fM get?’ "The difference between base­ ' s, early mornings). Lsvigue. comfortable',’’ lot o»it of me” of Clarence Gustafson on Brook­ delphia PhlUles, as , coach tor crack. Lund, oiotig with 1966 Darttngton, SC,-^ and Bob Tul­ rcAind today Nine postponed ball and golf, and baskedball field St the rest of the NASCAR Rookie of the Year lius opiMarlDg to the Uneup- matches were to be resumed to

>wndiiwu*i' A > \ PAGE TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1969 V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1969 PAGE TWENTY-ONE Motorcycles Paving—rDrivewoys 14-A Help W onted- Help Wanted— Help_Wanted— Help Wanted Male 36 Bicycles 11 Female 35 ______DRIVEWAYS Sealed — Tills Is Female 35 Fenrale 35 l a u n d r y and dry cleaning Holp Wontad-Mole 36 Help Wanfed-Mol. 36 Help Wante«l-Mal. 36 THERE lUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN «iid WHn*PLR CLASSIFIED 1969 TOCO mini bike, 3 h.p., '^e time to restore the life nnd ------route driver, fuU o r part-Om e. MAN WANTEID to work in lum * ------ber yard, must have driver’s YOUNG MAN — Exterior home SORR’/, «0*i! t W UOTICE SUE tNEU.HE’S GOT NOT only T W LEAST HE 63 43 M9H!e “ ■ ForfrTe'%^imZ «“>le, top -’hoX EXPERIENCED caahlera want- NURSES’S AIDE, 3-11 p.m., full improvement type work. Grow HAP ID 'NORK / CAU.S UlM "MOh** c o u r a g e : ~ HE Ucenae. Davis ft Bradford AUTO MECHANIC LAIV. BUT money ) stays HOME THREE roam flat. garaga, ______M°7. Ume o n r 35-40 h our w eek on- ^ ^ ’ L u m b er Co., 200 ToUand St.. with the business. Call 876- OMERTME AT < TMAT^ SHORT MARRIEP iCRON MAO; NHEHEYER / a LOTT’IME NEW plush one and 3-bedraoni ------eludes Thursday night till 9 ? Mills, 434 Oak------—------Manchester. 6141. apartments, irall to wall cai^ stove, hot water, refrigerator. ADVERTISING land St., Manchester. WOMAN wanted to do Ironing -----„ ...... —------■,------East Hartford.______(Foreign Cars) THE o f f ic e :AHP \ fOR*ArriLA ONLY * 1 2 0 A she MENTtoNS' BARS IN 1HlS pets, dishwsjher. appliancej;. No pets, can after 6. 8496313. and all day Saturday)? Call in her home, will pick-up and MEN for tire service Md re­ THEN T\tE SUPER- K .1H E HON*' yfEER- \HHICH1 M O M tt/,HE TOWfN aOSE Business Services Roofing— Siding 16 FINISH carpenters. Apply to alr-oondltloBlng. 'StarUng at CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS M r. Shapiro, 643-2128. C asual m e l i b-o-ta -i.!:. i deliver. Call 647-1651 a fte r 6:30 ®®P Good pay, 46-66 hours PAINTERS — Experienced- / Immediate openings for 2 -rVAYgMi MARKET >KAS LOOSntG tar anything la real office, Alco ' Development SM6 GETS MAO.* i early: Offered 13 ROOFTNO. Blumlnunc aiding, Village Shops, Mancheeter. “1®“ P®.^.""" p.n,. per week, all benefits. Must full or part-time. Aj^ly super­ experienced men, up to 'MHERE VER^COMPEO.' EARNING', $155 per month. Can' Paul W catate laatala — apartmeadi. 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. I - ______w anted for M anchester office. (torp., Brooklyn St., Rockville, gutters, carpenter work, 3C be steady worker. Experience intendent on Job, Presidentldl $4.50 an hour to start. BEER ? I ’M Dougan Realtor. 649-tSlS. homes, mnitiple dwelUngs. no .VTTICS and cellars cleaneil Will train qualified person for Many benefits. Apply C «m . years’ experience. Coimectlcut Ucense; sales and listing tech- CLEANING women needed for helpful. Apply Nichols Man- Apartments, Center St. and GETTIM' taes. ChO J. D. Real Estate COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. odd Jobs, light trucking Valley C onstruction Oo., 643 Thompson Rd. An equal op­ LDOKING for an apartment? nloue Call i (uw turu part-time cleaning work in the cheater Tire, Inc., 296 Broad BEFORE you look any further, Have many to chooae from . ■assoctataa. Ine. 6t»«m . 4 :.'!0 P.M". DAY B E FO R E PUBLICATION trees removed and lots clear­ 7180. F re e estim ate .. • ^ ______M anchester a re a evenings. St., M ancherter. portunity employer. ed. Cal) 649-1794, FABRIC GORIN’S SPORTS come to the Klock Co., at 1366 $145. up. Paul W. Doizgan Real­ Deadline tor Saturday and Monday Is 4:30 p.m. Frida.i EXPERIENCED bookkeeper to wages, paid holidays an d ------PARKER St. near East Cen­ BIDWELL Home Improvement PART-TIME service station at­ CAR CENTER ToUand Tpke., Manchester. We tor, 649-4S86. ter. three bedroom apartment TREE SERVICE (Soucler) -• Co. E x p ert installation of handle accounts through gener- benefits. Call 627-3171 or tendant, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Must Route 83 (Tolland Tpke). have openings on all shifts In Manchester arith modern bath and kitchen, PLEASE READ YOUR AD Trees cut, building lots clear­ aluminum siding, gutters and LOVERS al ledger and develop monthly be o v e r 21. A pply in person our Heat Treat Dept. Very in­ BOLAND WOOD store aial refrigerator includ­ ed, trees topped Oot a tree statements. Salary based on ^ ’ CALDOR 646-0158 terestin g w ork and w e wlU HEIGHTS Classified or “Want Ads’’ are taken over the phone as a trim. Roofing installation and H artford. only, Mr. Sloan, Sloan Garage, ed ()ulet reasdential area. Im­ problem? Well worth shone experience. 289-1688. train you. Please apply in per­ convenience. The advertiser should read his ad the FIRST repairs. 649-6495. 876-9109. R oute 83, Vernon. Flw minutes to , UCONN, mediate occupancy. 3180 call, 742-8262 FABRIC PAIR is coming son. DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in time tor the to Manchester. If you love CLERICAL work female. Gen­ AUTO SERVICE Now renting, new deluxe 2- monthly. Heat and hot arater next insertion. The Herald is responsible for only ONE in­ ROOFING and Roof Repair SECRETARY must like people, SHEET Metal Workers—Exper­ fabrics and like people, you eral office work, part-time, or bedroom apartments. Stove InrhaM. Oafl 6tT-8m 9«. correct or omitted Insertion for any advertisement and then BRICK, block and stone work. Couglin Roofing Co., Inc.. 64.3- pleasant phone manner, excel­ ienced in aircraft fabrication. will enjoy selling at FAB­ full-time, some typing, all CENTER DEAN MACHINE and refrigerator. Heal and areekdaya. only to the extent of a “make good’’ Insertion. Errors which Brick walls, patios, outdoor-in­ 7707 lent typing and shorthand. Sal­ Top pay for top persW L NEIGMBOR-His m ono Trucking Service toll- Roofing and MATURE woman to do tipping Manchester Herald. • Pull Time paid benefits, employe dis­ 6 ERENE HIGHNESS LORP free. 742-9487 Nights: 4 p.m. to 1 am. • Top P ay 643-6321 THREE ROOM furnished apart­ Trouble Reaching Our Advertiser? Chimneys 16-A ford*^M WAITRE'^wanted. Immediate counts and other fringe ex­ DISPLAYCRAFT, Inc. OF THE MANOR-’ FABRIC FAIR ford Rd Top w ages. 647-1423 opening, hours 8 a.m . to 2 p.m ., Manchester — 643-9557 • Paid Major Medical Plan SIX-room duplex. $150 p er m ent sn th heat. 742-7341. SHARPENING Service - Saws ROOFING — Specializing r* tor appointment. Gunver Print- M ond^ through Friday. Apply tras. TURRET LATHE: Set­ knives, aces, shears. skates up and operate. month. 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Blue Cross, CMS, i-423-9277 Ma!a or Foma}* 37 cation, stos’e. parking. nice Want Ininrmatlon on one ut our elasslfled advcrtlsementsT qulred. Call 643-9666 betw een Set-up and operate. ALUMINUM sheets used as CUSTOM made drajH-nes, .slip No answer at the telephone listed? Simply call the S atu rd ay 7 :80-4 643-7968 8883 A Division of One day weekly. Manchester “ ^5 Tolland Tpke. Manchester major medical, uniforms and backyard. $136 m onthly. 338- 9-4. FULL-’nM E real eetate sales- p M e s. .009 thick, 2Sx covers .ind leupliol.steiing ROCKVILLE — 3 rooms, aU Fabrics National Inc. te a c h e r will provide S & H o r call 649-2876 DRILL PRESS OPER­ outstanding profit sharing and 0686. WILL DO typing, boe. $110 letters. Readers answer­ 1965 TEMPEST, 2-door, good 84.3-5305. Sharpall, 585 Adams for Interview. EAST HARTFORD HELP WANTED monthly. Heat and hot aratrr SMAIJ. atiop. North Manches­ 800 Sliver Lane, E a s t H a rt­ Save $12 p er tire. 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MAGOWAN JR . & Son.s, LuJon Salon of Beauty, Mirror, 767 Main St., Manches- H»1 W a n t e d — M I TTXTTTrT^T^nTm-.r room, cashiers and sales tractor, 48" mower, snow plow, IDUIl-llOOM apartment, en vide tn half CaU 346-4781 after blue with vinyl Interior. Ex­ Interior and exterior painting, 643-1939. ter, 643-2449. - ^ c n e s n e i p W a n t e O M a l e JO UNIVERSITY OF CONN. APPRENTICE clerks. Good starting sal­ ln£ b arrels delivered. $4 644- • Excellent wages excellent condition. 875-4536. Wontad— To Buy 58 rlo eed imnporrh, »to\-e. refrig­ 3'30 p m Enclose your reply to cellent condition. 643-6976 1776 paper hanging. Thirty y ears ------— TT------r ------MEN WANTED, part - time. ary, liberal company bene­ the box In an envelope — Cooks, baker, kitchen men, MEAT CUTTER- WANTED Antique (urnllurr erator. Venetian Mind*, beat 8-4:30 p.m. Mr. Goodrich. experience, (our generations. bookkeeper, diver- for pin setters as mechanic’s • Full-time fits. Apply In person. WELL kept carpets show the MAIN ST 4 rooms, all or address to the Classified MANCHESTER - South WInd.sor first and second shift. Some glass, pewter, oil |>iilntlng« oi . 64;: with a memo listing the working conditions. For an shampooer $1. Plnewood Furni­ Phone 643-6627 Frechette. H M. Frechette. 1713. lars, garages, barns cleaned NAME YOUR own price. Paint- For full-tiniO, St., South Windsor, Conn. • Blue Cross be willing to work hard tor East Hartford 8709, 165 Oakland .Streol. companies you do NOT I.,anes, Route 83, Vernon. appointment, contact Per­ ture Shop. R ealtors 647-9603 out; appliances, bulky furni­ Ing, paper hanging, paper re- _ , rapid advancement. Call tor want to see your letter. 1901 VOLKSWAGEN sedan sonnel Services Division, • CMS WANTED ANTIQUES, used IT-EAN. S-room heated apart­ Your letter will be de­ ture moved, removed; metal- moval, ceilings. Guaranteed week. Apply SECRETARIES, ^ - T ypists m e c h a n i c for pin setter ma- interview . 10 a.m. - 10 p.m. A GOOD buy, . . give it a try. 3IA.NCHESTCR Central lo- sunroof and 1903 Volkswagen North Eaglevllle Rd., furniture, (lartlul or ('omplete ment (or middle-aged aroman stroyed If the advertiser canlbourd drums available. workmanship. Prompt service, needed for work In your area chines. Must have some me- • Life Insurance Blue Lustre America's favorite cation 3.000 square feet of sedan. Call 040-4036. Storrs, Ctonn. 1-429-3311, estates. Call 033-2.KXI days 046 643-6015 Is one you’ve m entioned. 044-2016. satisfaction guaranteed. 647- and Hartford. Temporary, full- chanlcal experience. For • Paid Holidays carpet shampoo. Manchester warehouse apace, small otBce. YOUTH CENTER Ext. 1281. An equal oppor­ 0004 after 7 p.:u If not it will be handled 0664. time or 9-3 p.m. Excellent pay, nights only. Apply in person, WESTERN BEEF MART MACHINE operators. Inspec­ Hardware & Supply, 877 Main '4EW ONE and two bedrr«m de parking area. reasonable tunity employer. • Other Fringe Benefits in the usual manner ' T t y p i n g tone at home. Will , ______Manchester Parkade no fee. Staff Builders. 11 Asy- Vemon Lanes, Route 83, Ver- tors, and miscellaneous. Apply St., 643-4425. luxe gardrn type apartments te rm s H ayes Agency. 646 0131 price, good mechanical condl- OoI tTRAC-TOR Interior, ex­ lum, H artford, 278-7610. 643-1184 Pioneer Parachute, Hale Rd., iiOUBEHOLD lot* — AnUqUM. tlon. Call 049-2262. .available now Call Paul 0410. terior painting, paper hanging. BARTENDER wanted part- Manche.‘iter, 644-1681. An equal bric-a-brac, clocks, (ram**, 3IAIN ST., co rn er ofTIc*, 3 time, two, three or four nights A progressive and expanding company. glassware. We buy estates. VU- W Dougan Realtor 6494336 1906 RAMBLER, hardtop, stan­ Discount on wallpaper. Call COUNTER women for evening m a n WANTED to process cus- opportunity employer. rooms and lavatory. Huuoe • 640-3048. per week. Apply Cavey’s, 46 615 Parker St, Manchester TIMEKEEPER production Boors and Accossortes 46 lage Peddler, Auctioneer. 420 Lost and Found 1 dard shift, radio, heater. Call MTTPQT?a PXT’C P T nxT.o of s ^ midnight, tomer orders in automotive niREE rooms, tnrludes best, lU le Bldg ChU 643-3687 NURSES—RN S & LPN S St®ady work, three to four warehouse. Excellent benefits. East Center St., Manchester. clerk to maintain In-plant pay- START a business of your own Lake St , Bolton. 049-3247 hot wster. stove and refriger­ 040-142,3 afte r 4 p.m . Household Services Apply Mrs. E. S. Loftus 14' ALUMINUM CreHlllner, 40 LOST — Big, block cat with __ SDWARD R PRICE-Painting ' roll and production record. on a part-time basis. Ideal tor ator Adult* See Mrs DeMute. In Bast Hartford. ^l^ll 289-7906. h.p. Johnson, electric starter, white patch on, throat, vlcln- 1004 FORD club coune, Ctievro- Offered 13-A exterior and Interior Papei' experience. Pledse apply M r, YOUNG M EN Must have good figure apti­ husband and wife. No tele­ 4 Pearl Bt . or call for appoinl- trailer, extra*. Very good con­ Rooms Without Board 59 Ity Essex and West Middle let engine, automatic transmls- - - 10^ leisured. All shifts, full or part-Ume, good 256 West Middle Tpke. INSPECTOR — Immediate tude. Apply to Allied Building phone Information. Call 643- m ent. 228-3818, 6U 8843 DRAFTSMEN Trainees, archi­ CLERKS —To work part-time dition. $650. 643-0864. Tpke. Please call 643-0322. slon, Chevrolet rear end. $300. I-IGHT TRUCKING, bulk deliv­ opening for high school grad­ • ARE YOUR FUTURE tectural structural. Progres­ in retail store. Hours can be System s, Inc., 260 Tolland 1824 for appointment. TH ETO O M PSO N House - Ool ery, yard.'i, attics, cellars clean------'ll®®' PA RT-TIM E walt- .SEl’TKMHKIt l»l Klcgsnl 742*0774 uate with some experience. PROSPECTS BRIGHT? sive firm seeking individual in­ arran g ed . M ust be over 21. Ap­ Tpke., M anchester. 646-0124, tage Bt. centrally located, large LOST—White Toy Male Poodle, ___ —. ed and removed. Also odd jobs JO SE PH . . _LEWIS_____ Custom m^^ Ome. on bus line, ress, good working conditions, and yiaing. five room. ftrst Growth potential, good bene­ terested In challenging posi­ ply in person, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., Ext. 22. pleasantly furnished roome, vicinity of Saulter’s Pool. Chil­ 044-8962 Painting. Interior and ex- ^ ’ 289-9671. pleasant surroundings. Hours • ARE YOU WORKING Situorions Wonfud f|f>or a|»artnienl Three bed fits. Apply, Iona Mfg. Co., tion (or projects through en­ Chimberland Farms Store, 449 Building Motariok 47 parking. Call 649-2398 tor o ver­ dren's pet. Reward. Call 048- VOIzKSWAGEN, 1959, neeto terlor. Paper hanging. Wall­ can be negotiated. 647-1691. UNDER PLEASANT room*, all wall to wall rarpe4 Regent Street. gineering and pre-production Hartford Rd., Manchester. Famote 38 night and permanent fussi 8724. .some w ork. $176. Call 049-2372. REWEAVINO of burns, moth- paper books on request. Fully BURNSIDE CONDITIONS? FOR 8AI>E, excellent buy on Ing, utovf. BrrY^tMsJ |wrrlt, SEVERAL women needed' for phases. If you seek a bright raise hc'les, zippers repaired. Win Insured Free estimates, (toil CONVALESCENT HOME SHEET METAL lumber ami plyform usial once rnrkM«*wer steering and brakes, painting. Free estimates. Call JUNIORS 259 ADAMS ST. Good running condition. $160. Ing nnd re^ialrs. (toll ohytlme edge of sewing essential. See CLERK-CASHIER 640 HlUlard St. Ask for Mr. George Smith, be. P.O. Box 311, E ast H art­ mode for payment. 043-1731. MANCHESTER GROOMING al] breed!. Har Doiry Products 50 RfKJM with kitchen privileges, 043-6107 after 6:30. for fiee estimates. H7i5-1842, Mr. Blake, Pilgrim Mills, 434 Manchester, Conn. tween 9-10 a.m. and 4-6 p.m. ford, (tonn. m ony Hill. H.C. Chmae. Hebra* central location. 14 Arch St.. FOUND — Black male mongrel ------O akland St., M anchester. F\jr candy and card depart­ For kitchen work and for 647-1467 TOMATOES, rammer and win­ HALLMARK Building Com­ Rd.. Bolton. 643-6427 Manchester. puppy. Call Dog Warden, 640- ment, full-time days, excel­ PART-TIME desk clerk, able to MULTI-CIRCUITS, Inc. dishwashing job (automatic ter squash, fruit, also pick pany-for home Improvement, BAKERY salesgirl, experienced 50 HARRISON ST. 4666. 1903 FORD sedan, 8 cylinder, Floor Finishing 24 lent hours. Some retail ex­ do small transcript. Call 643- machine.) Must be willing TEACHERS and counselors your own tomntoe*. 21 Angel additions, rec rooms, garages, ------preferred. P ark ad e B akery, MANCHEJSTEai, CONN. TWO KITTENS looking for SPACIOUS rfjom (or gentleman. automatic, clean, 049-2139. perience helpful. Pleasant 1656. to work at least three days needed In private boy’s sch(X)l, St. Highland Park area, refer- NOTICE Is hereby given that roofing, gufters. Free eatl- FLOOR SANDING and refInish 649-6820. good hom e. Cali 649-6480 after working conditions, good sal­ ------PAPE3R cutter in local Drint a week after school and Sat­ grades 7 through 12. Part-time eneca required Call 649-7120 Optional Book No. 1970 Issued mates, nil work guaranteed. Ing (specializing. In older ______5:30 anytime weekends. TOMATOES, pick your f»wn. A. ary plus commissions. In­ MEN WANTED-part-tlme eve- shop off Hartford rT TeU ^s urdays. Good pay, pleasant and full-time. Llve-ln per­ MALE by the Manchester Savings nnd Call 046-2527. floors). Inside painting Paper YOU MAY be the one we’re nlngs, for janitorial duties. 646 Kupchuruis, 823 Clark St., Trailers— quire to Manager at once. w hat you a re w orth. 647-1423 working conditions. Apply in sonnel; salary plus rodm and TOY P(K)DLE puppies, black ROOM for rent, gentleman on­ Loan Association, Incorporat­ hanging No tto small looking for to show Avon’s 4220. ASSEMBLERS South Windsor. Mobile Homes 6-A WES b o b b i n s carpentry r* tor appointment. Gunver Print­ person; board. Call 1-928-6146 between or silver, males and female*, ly (^rnlral location F ree j>ark- ed, has been lost nnd applica­ John Verfallle, ■‘649-5750. completely new Christmas modeling specialist. Additions ing. 10 a.m . and 6 p.m. ail AKC registered. Call 746- ing Referon( ea required 643- tion has been made to said loao NASHUA mobile home, 12x Gifts and Toiletries. Call 289- MEN WANTED (or general out­ For aircraft parts. rec rooms, dormers, porehos, 4922. LIGGETT DRUG 2677. 2693 o r 649 6160 Association Jor pnynuvnt of the rs', excellent condition. Ideal side work. Apply In person, , , cabinets, formica, built - Ins. Je n se n ’s Inc., Route 44A, BRASS KEY MECHANIC—Full or part-time. Brazing operators NdusuhoM Goods 51 amount of deposit. for newlyweds or retired cou- bathrooms, kitchen. 649 3440 Bonds— Srocks- Mancherter Shopping Parkade THREE cute kittens, free, ‘i. Mansfield, Conn. RESTAURANT Inquire In person, Holiday Lathe operators d^EWlNO MACHINES - singer KJJtF.IlLY genllernen to share pic.s. Choice location with Mortgoges COOKS Lanes, 39 Spencer St., Man­ housebroken. Call after 6, 649- 27 Bridgeport operators 3357. automatic zlg-iag, excellent 6 rtsmi hrswe. 649-9963 Bradlees many extras. Must be seen to CEMENT WORK — No job too MACHINE OPERATORS 829 M ain S treet chester. Personals appreciate, H. 13. As.soclatcd small, sidewalks preferred. MORTGAGES 1st and 2nd, HAIRDRESSER — full-time. . . condition Makes butiontioles Little Women Coiffures...... Gall driver, steady work. Short order. Full or part- M anchester FREE 7-month old female K(K)M for rent, kitchen' priv­ Hrokers, 049-0025. Call 742-0791. mortgages— Interim financing Full or part-time days, will E. A. PATTEN CO. hems, embroider*, etc Ortg OFFICE worker wishes ride be 613-8379, a fte r 6 p.m . ^2-6927.______tim e _Only p erm an en t em ­ eollle shepherd. Housebroken, inally over 1300.. 9 moirthly ileges, laundry facUIttea 649- —expedient and confidential ployes, no students, 303 W etherell 84.. tween Manchester and Ut'oiui \VE STILL have a few 1909 Holt- nORMERS, garages, oorches train, own transportation. POSITIONS AVAILABLE good with rhildrcn. Call 643- paym ents of $8,60 each o r pay 6129 service. J. D. Real Es^tate HYGIENIST tor Saturdays w a im t k u - part-time Storrs, working liours 8:30 day Travel Ti’allers on our lot rec rooms. room '(dditlons, JIG BORE Operators — first, M anchester 0108. Assoc, 643-5129. and dental secretary .part- '"°nn‘ngs, for janitorial duties. ^PP‘>' person, AT 191 cash. 9220#3i dealer 4:30. Write Box "(X'," Man­ Take advantage now of our kitchens, nlnt. paper*. 647-1942 Tatftw w n 43 is your gi\ln. Huy It right now onomy N. P. Haue„bed< Co., Inc. COOK-HOUSEKEEPER wanted setting up own work on lathe . RESTAURANT 649-0701 19 PIECES Automobiles For Sale 4 and prepare (or that winter Uon, 648-2362. # Electrical Ctounter Man 143-0169. 872-0047 evenings TAVERN — Going business, a Bunker Hill Rd., Andover to live In, family of three, own or milling machine. Good 394 Tnllnna 'rs-i, ■«» NINE-WEEK old female Beagle $297 WE HAVE tenante waiting (or NEED CART~Credlt very bad' vacation. We also feature Ava- money maker for the right room and bath. Good salary. working conditions. „ Harper ^ “® ' LATHE Operators —Experienc­ puppy, AKC registered, with your apartment or bouse Call lons. Totem, Hrontwood, and VUDITIONS, remodell.ng. sShlpping and Receiving Interior Designer want* reliable Bankrupt, repossession? Hon m an. ^sk ln g only $8,000. Con­ 742-8051 Call 644-8739. Buffing M achine Co., 289-7471. « ed In aircraft experimental BRIDGEPORT Operators...Ex paper* Call 643-0403 Paul W. Dougan Raaltor, 649 Silver Eagle. In truck camix-rs. rage rec rooms, bathrooms perienced In a irc raft expert family or newljVcds to accept est Douglas accepts lowest - tact Mr, Frechette. H.M. Fre­ work and large diameter turn­ sD ellvery 4536 down, smallest paymenis, any wc have Travel Queen. Tour-A- 'lied kitchens remodeled, ce WOMEN wanted to pack eggs, TRUCK driver — Need ex- DONUT MAKER or baker’s menUl work, “Top pay tor top PEKINGESE Puppies^, brought delivery of complete Model Dl» chette, R ealtors, 647-9993. ings. Top pay tor top person­ AKC play of Quality Furniture ju-.i FOUR-rrom aport/nent. first where. Not small loan ftnani;* Home, Keiuion, Elkhart menl work, cellar floors, pa Miller Farms, North Coventry, perlence^track driver tor ply- helper, will train third shift Apply In person a t: personnel. Full benefit*. Ap- up with children, nel. Full benefits. Apply Rolo Call removed to warehouset for PUb ‘ floor, security, wlulU prefer­ company plan. Douglas Mo Travelers mat will soon be tlos. roofing Call tx’on Cles 742-6232. wood' ^ l e s a l e r w illing to Apply In person. Bess Eaton®’ 824 Main St.. Manchester ply Rolo Machine Co., 58 registered, vaclnated. WANTED- Cleaning lady, Frl- M achine Co., 55 E lm St., M an­ Uc Sale Modern I rornplet* red, nu pel*. 643 525* tors, 346 Main sliowlng a line of Thorough­ ivn.skt. Builder 649-4291 Elm 8t., M anchester. 643-2977. breds very mwlestly priced, Help Wanted— day or Saturday. Call 649-2667. CATALOG FREE. I'll s ^ you f.Ta'y '^employm^n“ ‘‘’l ! S chester. rooms with the $ 1 .000 look 8 VKWTON II SMITH .t S( iN PUG Pl.’PPIEfl — AKC regis­ THREE R(K)M apartment, 1966 VOLKSWAGEN with 1907 t’orne In and talk prices with Female 35 RECEPTIONIST — Some' typ- "®'^ Popular Club catalog. beneflLs, Call for appointment, EXPERIENCED MAN — Part-time, from 8-1 pc Convertible living Room P.einoilehng repairing sddi m echanic tered, (rhamplon bloodUne*. A pc bedroom. 5 pc fJInette atovs, refrigerator, lieal In­ engine, transmission, trans us. We have a trailer to (1( Ing, car necessary. 9 a.m. to 6 your friends shop from It. 522-0214. wanted for general repair p.m. to work in hardware 6 Hons. rec rooms, garaget Holp Wontod— hearty toy variety. $125-$160. $10 down, you may purchat* cluded, third floor. IIOU month­ axle, clutch. many extras. your budget. We're located on PERM A NENT ivnd Interesting p.m . dally. W rite Box 222, Then you pick $50 and m ore - garage. Profit sharing plan LUNOHEDNETTE store. Apply in person, Eng­ T txirches nnd roofing No loe 643-1478 Skogcrest Pugs. any room Individually im ly. 6493120. M ust be seen. $600 or best of­ Route 0, Wllllmantlc, Rectown, |x>sltion In (Hvngeninl Insurance Manchester. ^ ^® “®n>*- Alice Williams, available for qualified man. land H ardw are, Route 44A, Mate or Fomote 37 too imall. Call 649-3144 Popular Club Plan, Dept. X603, CARPENTER, layout man only. mediate delivery or (rf> fer. 649-6731, 643-8110. USA. office. Diversified general of­ See Mr. Sloan, Sloan Garage, MMMDER Bolton. FOl.'R RfXiM duplex afoirtmem WAITRESSES needed, over 18, Lynbrook, New York. Call 742-8064 after 4 p.m. FRIENDLY Ice CreanTnTxt to wn Inotanl I'redi’ dren or pets. Older people pfa- gine. Call 649-4067. Must be car, $400. Call between 8-0 p.m. In person. Alice's Kitchen. «hirta between 10 am . and 3 siding, (tompnre prices. Add- Plan ferred Available September ■een to appreciate. Asking 049-6816. YfJUNG WOMAN for counter B road St. p m. Apply In pereon. 1158 Tol­ -\-Level Diirmor Coro., 289- Lira Stock 42 1 st Call 6490871. $760. WMrk at the Dairy (jueen Bra­ 66 Chev land T$)ke . M anchester .L IH49 DISCOUNT FUKNITURE zier, on Broad St. 11 a m. ■ 6 W. T. O R M T PONIES, mare, excellent with w a n t e d — Demotatrstora for WAREHOUSE W1C HAVE customerv walttag Woodhill Heights 1966 CHEVROLET, 6 cylinder, Motorcycles— p m.: excellent pay Apply in PABKADE impala s/s children. Gelding and colt NOW 2 BIG U X ATIONH DORMERS, add a level, rmv Ideal toys. High coihmUalon. (or the rsntal of your sparl standard shift, 4-door sediui. Bicycles 11 person between 10 a.m . • 12 Best reasonable offer, 643-1313. 3580 Main St Hartford msnt or home J D Real Ee good nmnlng condition. $100. adilltliin.s, garages, roofing,K>nn As Egsil OppsrtMtty CALL 6 4 6 -1 6 1 5 no cx>llectlng. no delivery Pick siding iuH>n o r a fte r 6 p.m. FEMALE 522-7249 late Asaoetaloe. Inc 643-8138 47 HOFFMAN ROAD C all 876-0087. BICYCI-ES new ami used. Re­ IHirches. Complete TRAINEES own kit 742-7672. horn (former Fuller Brush bldg > pairs on a'l make.s Open dally imc remodeling. Financing M.-riTnE- . Arttetes For Sate 45 ATTRA'TIVKi 3 n«m apart .•allahle...n .1,1 . t/'..ii all a Royal Custom * MATURE woimu\ neixieti to PRODUCTION PA)IT-TIME\evening, number 175 l*tn<- 8t M*^hete. ily, $460. Call 876-6166. CARPENTRY —'concrete stepe. Rockville. W arehouse ton, thu tjeauty on « ddightfully tSAmrurad lot is able. Call 646-3323 for inter­ EXPERIENCED PERSON DESIROUS OF AOVANGEMENT p m . 646-1078. 1125 649 5S24 %69 TRIUMPH Daytona. 400 floors, hatchways, remodeling 1st • 2nd Shift Opening* | *1 corner of Ptrfe k Forevt 8; i ‘ worth Mvring today. Such extrwA aa wall to wall 1966 VOLKSWAGEN sedan, porches, garages, closets, ceil­ view. Polishers Wan fed miles. Going Into service. Call Housewife Shift 9-4 SC R EEN ED koemT proceeae^l Mon -Fri 99 Bat 94 FIV E IUJOM8. ftrvt' fV*)r. m td mint condition. Must be seen ings, attics finished. rec carpeting, air-cooditioning. custom drapes and. 2 1 649-0349. STORE CI^RK Full-time gravel, gravel, sand, stone. dle.age*! judgment will match your good taate if jrou boy 1966 \TCrrOR SlKH-lal RSA. 441 10 p.m. Apply Charest Esao, for finished /work on turbine blades and vanes. A ndever 743-7888 (irvt of S eptem ber 649V836 cc's. will sell (or best offer. small Dan Moran, Builder Above avenoge hourly ntes, fringe benefits and la Mo wtth guarantee* See them at this home thu week. The owner ha« alrancty r»-| 1968 CHARGER RT, fully equip- ^ 9.8579 Route SO, Vernon. IO N A M F G . B.D Peart'* Appliance* 649 Evenings 649-8880 Ckaod TORACXX) doCh tor ta la , autt- NEWn.Y redecorated f.air room located and u aiuuoiu to •fU^ ped, 440, automatic, power profit sharing plan. Apply at ns a prefltsMe ' Mam 8 t can 643-nn EXPERIENCED. fxirt - time REOBNT ST. OPTICAL STYLE BAR. Inc. abl* tor taarns, btiehea, tnea second. floor apartment « steering, power brakes. Im- i9<9 HONDA 126 SS, good con- MANCHESTER a. Apgfy la pore and 872-6887. Route. 88, bookkeeper, typing neceaaary, Private entrance garage full iARbtS RRALTT OOl maculately maintained. Call dIUon. Must sell. Call 649-2688. 163 MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER, CONN. — PHONE 643-1191 m v TWO Karouk rug* rh*frry 1-6 p.m. in 2-glrl o tn ev in R M M Mfftal H iis h iic Gt., l u . kfEATOWN RockvlU*. alUr for storage rvfrtgeralor 8T2-0688. a fte r 6 p.m , j Rum! Herald Ads. hutch, cherry Ubir. Magnovox M anchester 526-(>781. 69 WOODLAND STe—MANCHESTER 12184 saver Lai and stove 1160 monthly In­ 40 QUART milk cans. pUln or TV and stereo cpmbiruijion, ktUI antique Inqulr* 188 Bldwell St. Hatara Aloeka'n »e*l coat «4»e cludes all utttitles Avallabla I / ■: / ' J 12 315 Demlng Bt Wapptng 8ep4ember .1st . call 643-2381 -^r-,

V \ ■., • ^ ' PAGE IWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,* MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1969 ______^ N LIHESt k k e v e n i n g HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1969 Housw For Solo 72 Houses For Scrio 72 b ill of Town Our of Town PAGE TWENTY-THREE Out of Town Out of Town For Sole 75 For Sole 75 For Sole Wanted— Red Estate 77 MANCHESTER —Well lam!^ BERRrS WRRLD 75 For Sole 75 Direct Attack CLASSIFIED scaped six-room- Ranch. 6% PREFERRED ------WEST wmington — Priced for PRIVATE party desires build­ Michigan Irish-Americans per cent assumable mortjfage, LAKEFRONT estate Including qm^k sole, 6% room Ranch, VERNON — Redecorated 7. AN D O VF t? vr,,*a Z--- ^ — ing lot in South Wlndsor-Man- Will Be Staged $117 monthly payment, In­ PORTER ST. ten room home with 2-car ga- Three bedrooms, bullt-lns, gar r ^ m split level, 90x200 lot. r I ^ X . ______chester area. Cash. 648-0763.___ cludes principle, Interest and six-room king-sized Colon­ rage. Five bedrooms, bath ^age, large lot. Twenty min­ On Cosa Nostra Debate Backing Bernadette ADVERTISING i^arage. equipped greenhouse SE LLING YOUR HOME? For PAUL DODGE taxes. Priced mid 20’s. Owner, ial. Beautifully maintained house on lakefront .Mr. Zins­ utes to Hartford. $19,900. PhU>- 643-2666. , ,, , with office. Acre lot. Only $24 - prompt courteous service that ______NEWPORT.__ R.I. ijv(AP) r j __ — n. A DETTROrr '(A P — A contro* failed to file a proper. . accept* - , CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS by original owner. Three ser, Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. lips Realty, 649-9258 or 872- bedrooms, 1% tile baths, P.S. 276 feet of lakefront. nrsaont XI' ^ " " I assume 6(X). Helen Palmer, Realtor. results. Call Louis Dimock government attorney who is in- surro^dlng the groups ance of his nomlnaUon and was 8 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. 3214. mortgage. 643-6321. ' Realty. 649-9823. vestlgatlng organized crimA In appearance of two years younger than the Oon- M ANCHESTER — South End. m flreplaced front to back liv­ Immaculate like new Califor­ ^64.61 monthly. Bel Air Real ~ ------— ------— ----- Rhode Island savs current fed etusadlng Bernadette stltutlonal requirement of 36 PONTIAC ing room, formal dining SOUTH WINDSOR — 6 room nia styled Ranch home on the walled Ranch In high scen­ Estate. Vincent A. Bogglni, VEJWON —Immaculate 8-room ALL CASH for your property eral efforts are im ed at reidnA Detroit apparently years .rf age tor presidential 378 .MAIN STREET COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. iiiu i uri room, eat-in kitchen, 25’ Ranch. Paneled and heat­ most attractive acre plus lot ic location. Beautiful , wood­ Realtor. 643-9332. 4-bedroom Oolonlal, 4 years within 24 hours. Avoid red tape in- eamhlinp- resolved when tli ...... BEAT THE RUSH paneled rec room with bar, ed rec room, 2-car garage. E x­ young, 3-zone heat, dishwash- Instant service. Hayes Agency. Irish American au b s 4 ;30 P.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION we’ve ever seen. Priced In the ed lot. Several extras will ------A..V.YK.CB US uiB cxiaa . j . . . Courts uphold the ruling. 2-car garage. Call Suzanne cellent area. $23,900. H ayes VERNON er, family room, fireplace, ga­ 646-0131. Deadline for Saturday and Monday In 4 :S0 p.m. Frida.i high ^O’s. Hayes Agencnr, 646- stay. ’Truly a Best Buy. Mr. Nostra. fund-rals- ..jj determined, if Shorts, 646-3233. J. Watson Agency, 646-0181. DIP IN THE POOL?? rage, close to Manchester-Ver­ 0131. Lombardo, Belfiore Agency Gerald McDowell, who grad- '"f..— „• oo .i, between the Beach & Co., Realtors. non line, near Parkway. Ask­ GET OUR SPECIAL 647-1418. AMSTON LAKE 4 room, 16x32 ft. Buster Crabbe uated from the University of Th Oommltlee tor Irish YOUR COOPERATION WDX M ANCHESTER -^Custom built ing $32,900. Com t Wagner, Logd Noricos PHONE 649-3831 ,arteslan well, 5 lots, cellar, swimming pool, 7% ft. deep, BE APPRECIATED DIAL M3-2711 a-room Raised Ranch. Stove, AMSTON Lake —Simply Im­ 875-3396, 643-9088. Rhode Inland and Virginia Uni- iJm ent ‘ Ii® D®®®® ®n«I Rr®®- beach privileges. Total price in your back yard ellml- ORDEH OiF NOTICE __ oi;4iuui, BBJQ .j ai. disposal, dishwasher, two-fire- PANELED walls and carpeted maculate three ’ bedroom $9,000. terms. Amston Lake Co. natos the long -drive to the AT A CX5URT OF PROBATE. Wedneadav nlff^ tfwif Slaves to raiSo funds fi^r the re­ places, baths, double ga­ "iRTMOY'S ^ floors are just two of the many Ranch style cottage. Seconds held at Mancheeter. within and for —wh ^ that Increased Catholic victims of the MID-SUMMER CHECK-UP Continued From Preceding Pogs 637-2647. beach. This 7-room SplU Uie District of Manchester, on the gambling arrests would inter- rage, Hutchins Agency, Real nice features of this six-room from lake. Beautifully treed ______strife in Northern Ireland. Daniel P. O'Kennedy, treasur­ ICOMPIAINT Leviel features a 37 ft. rec BOLTON CENTER tors, 649-6824. Cape. There are three big bed- lot Mr. Coe, Belfiore Agency, COVEN’TRY __ $16 600- seven- Wallett. S e v e ra l Irlsh-Amerlcan er of the Irlsh-Amerlcan Clubs room which also adds to Judge. Underworld, which uses the cash of Michigan, .said at a news Ten Days Only Business Locations rooms, formal dining room, 647-1413. room Cape, four bedrooms, ’ ’ 1% groups had threatened to boy- Business Property FOUR-ROOM Ranch with rec kitchen and I'A new baths. carefree Il-ving. $33,900. J Large four-bedroom Ranch Estate of Clara Wadas, late of to fund its lucrative loan ahark- conference today that about 60 baths, built-ins. Immediate oc­ Monchester, in said District deceas- anarx co'it her appearance here Frt- For Rent 64 rcx)m, treed lot. Near shopping Nicely treed corner lot with COVENTRY, $10,500. 4% room Florence, 649-6306. on on acre- plus lot. Eleven ing operations.. representatives of the club vot- TUNE MOTOR For Sole 70 cupancy. Pasek Realtors, and bus line. Ideal for retired Redwood fencing, 24’ pool and ranch within walking distance r'ooms in all, two-car ga­ IND U STRIAL zoned metal BUSINESS zone — Stone bulld- MLS, 289-7475, 742-8243. BUI COMPUTERIZED hJ"*ame newspaper having a clrcula- attrike forces exist and 12 more funds raised by the demand ftir human dignity is Spec id F IV E —room suite of front Main Hayes Agency, 646-0181. 'THAT'S IT! Instead of another 'Crisis' book—the next Main St. building including way. Many pleasing features. treed, private yard, near shop­ immediate ^cupanT l”k^ ®®® wlto huge stone appeanmee would go to .NDC behind tunuoll In America's (Plus Parts) St. office.s, loo percent loca­ rage. Over 2 acres of land, |H>verty ureajt and tht' "Catholic two stores and warehouse. Ex- m a NCTIES'I'^R could be— 'Nixon's Complaint'!" Good basement. Enjoyable ping. Only $15,900. Hayes $23 900 OoUi & WnoTiAr BTK Breplace, three full baths, by mailing on or before August lawj'er addressed the Detroit Neu®s said tion near banks, air-condition­ —Custom 8- exceptional landscaping. Nice ■slums" of her Ixtmeland. cellent Income producer. Rea­ backyard with trees and fire­ Agency, 646-0131. 3396, 643-9088. ^ ®®P®r®te tiled laundry room, thta^rder m'^RL^olJh^Wadaf’ H ®®®»‘®n of * 6 Governors Wednesday that .MLss Devlin Is YOU SAVE $7.25 ed, automatic fire sprinkler room Spilt, 2 baths, 2-car ga­ fieldstone walls. Quality built She told a rally of about 2,000 sonable. Call for details. Hayes place. Walking distance to two-car garage. Many extra Norman St,, Manchester. Cbnn.: conference on Crime, Delln- being sponsored by the National Apply Marlow'.i. 867 Main 81 rage, built-in kitchen. Beauti­ ix'r.sons that tdie has seen a lot Agency, 646-0131. Main and Bast Center St. Mid ’ NOR’TH Coventry — 6% room COVENTRY LAKE — 3 room I®atures. $42,500. U & R Realty Mwch^'8tc‘ ''cS?^- EdiJart'WatS,' ®"‘* Criminal JuaUce, Comniltteo for Irish Justice ful near acre wooded lot with Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 arge roofed rear deck. 'Die jij7 pays all. Asssum- of "Uie America I really didn't Bring In This Coupon For A FREE Lubo Job SM ALL S'TORE near 100 per privacy and brook. Hayes 20’s.. Lillian Grant. Realtor, very best. Mr. Coe, Belfiore cottage overlooking lake, in- > ^® - 643-2692. R. D. Mur-, 331 Spring's!., Memchesrer: ^ n . '. '‘'***®*' a three-day meeting Tlic newspaper said the tele- cent Main Street iocation. Ap­ able VA mortgage. Hurry this kixtw" In Ihls, her first trip to Agency, 646-0131. Walton W. Grant Agency, 643- A g ^ c y . 647-1413. sulated paneled interior, needs dock. Realtor. ®"d JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. R^«dn® Oollege. phone of the committee Ls listed Vi^ith Oil Chong* and Filt*r ply Marlow’s, 867 Main Street Houses For So!e 72 $14,900 — Attractive 6-room MANCHESTER — Immaculate 1163. won’t last. Pasek Realtors, 289- well and septic tank S3 fino cc Herbert A. Fhelon Jr.. Atty. .McDowell said that os a in the name of the New York States. LIB E R ’TY ST., 6-blg, rooms, home 2 bedrooms, dining six-room Cape. New heat------___ VERNON — 5^4 percent assum­ 7476, 649-5827, 742-8243. Meyer Agency, Realtor '643- Lake — Waterfront "CMiservatlve estimate." the I ’eace and F'rt'eiktm Party Or- BOLTON — Manchester town new furnace, garage, well room, hot water baseboard Ing system. Garage. Near t^OBONlAL—Ten rooms, First able mortgage on, this immacu­ 0609. California style home, 3 bed- AT -A *COUR?^OF*^ROBATE. ^® "’ Rowland Mafia has at least ganlzlng Committee, the party Naiiir Mne, Rt. 6 and 44-A, large DOUBLE A Zone. Lovely sev­ kept yard in center of every­ heat, attached garage. Hutch- school, bus and shopping. Only floor consists of large living late Spilt Level. $160.99 month­ rooms, large enclosed porch held at Manchester, wdthln and for 60 active members and that which trieti U> nm Black Pan* 135 Million Iiiaure»®PPear. but the form fireplace. Five miles from screened porch, 1>4 baths, 8 TW O -FAM ILY flats - Masonry Realtors, 646-4200. throughout, garage. Nicely have their own service depart- siding with 1'^ baths, rec which to bring in their claims which we know It very likely CUP AND MAIL TODAY • CLIP AND MAIL TODAY shaded area. Six-room Coloni­ bedrooms, garage. $82,900. construction. East Center St. JUST listed 6 -room Colonial against said estate, and said will disappear.’ ’ • CNOici or oar oa Manchester. No utilities inc’ud- al In Henry-Holllster St. area. landscaped lot. Convenient lo- ment and the prices quoted are room, 3 twin-sized bed­ executors are directed to give public In )ust 12 weeks. H & R Block, America’s Phllbrick Agency Realtors, location. $29,900. Phllbrick MANCHESTER 6V4 room Garri- featuring country size kitchen, TOLLAND notice to the creditors to brmg in James L. Handley, chief of REQUEST FOR IVININt ClAltlS ed. $160. rental and security. Priced right for fast sale. Bel­ cation. Hurry at $23,900. Call to be delivered prices in Man- rooms, built-ins arid garage, Largest Income Tax Service, will teach you how 646-4200. Agcncy, Realtors, 646-4200. son Oolonlal, double garage, 1% 1% baths, garage, jfrivate their claims within said lime" tU- the Ration F B I office, told the • LOW COST ruinoN M. H. Palmer Realtor, 643- fiore Agency, 647-1413. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649- Chester, Conn. it equals carefree living. lowed by publishing a copy of this _i— .l .. to prepare income tax returns and how baths, flreplaced living room, treed yard. Low 20’s. Keith order in some newspaper having a ®®ttforence W ednesday the New iNciuofi *u lu m iis 6321. BUCKLEY School — Cape, 8 ^535- Tjje bids will be accepted at $21,225 for this cream puff $27,900. 649-5306. REGISTRATION YOU can make extra money as a trained tax formal dining room, rec room, Agency 646-4126, 649-1922. circulation In said probate diatrict Left has embarked on a course • ruu 01 rsoT-TiMt ’TWELVE room Contemporary rooms, 4 bedrooms, 2 full the firehouse, 32 Main St., o f a rantdi. 5% iw m s in all consultant An ideal course for housewives, IMflOTWINT EIGHT-room house, five bed­ convenient location. $31,900. COMPUTERIZED “ rd‘e7 •■®®l®ul®ted to destroy our dem- including Jn-Iaw suite on what baths, formal dining room, PRIVACY — $25,600. Immacu- plus full basement (has students, retired people— anyone wanting lo orrooiUNiTiis rooms, good schools, newly re­ CENTRAL LOCATION Call Warren E. Howland, Pleal- ^rtm "l^ h \ ';stS r t ’ M LcfleTrio^ unUl 7:80 CUSTOMER SERVICES court of the notice given. ocrallc society.” we consider to be the best sul- modern kitchen, living room ■basement garage) on a *4 make EXTRA MONEY No previous experience • TAUONT or IlMOlINCIO decorated. $236. monthly. Se­ tor, 643-1108. late Raised Ranch. Country basement, trees, ne^r bus As- P'"’' Monday, Sept. 16th, ______JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. He said the New Left Is drers in town. Belfiore Agen­ with fireplace, full shed dorm­ kitchen, two fireplaces, recre­ acre lot. Ideal tor young required Enrollment open lo anyone , olocs Tsi rio n i curity depostt, references. cy, 647-1413. Eight-room home with five sume 6% percent, $133. month- OBDEB OF NOTICE "m ade up to a great extent of er, basement completely ation room, garage, patio "The Board reserves the right family. Good financing Lease available. Occupancy rooms down, three up, 1% ly. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, B & W AT A COURT OF PROBATE, bontnikn on finished off with heat, breeze­ huge treed lot. Hutchins Agen­ to reject any or all bids. available. Call Lee Babin, held at Manchester, within and for . . . ’ mpple«. ^ * ENROLL NOW! Sept. 1st., appointment only, SrX-room Colonial with privacy baths. Excellent condition 649-5324. the manager of T. J. Crock­ BARROWS and WALLzACE Co. the district of Manchester, cti ih archlsta, communlstB, pseudo­ NR Mormheator— .MsswJtrwtrr IksrlBadp way, 2-car garage, new alumi­ throughout. Many features cy, Realtors, 649-5324. J. A. Volz, Clerk, Manchester Parkade 20th day of Au^st. a .D. 1969. call 827-9207. behind tall shrubbery. Central FIRST OFFERING ett’s Tolland office at 875- intellectuals, and a wide assort­ num siding, $27,600. Phllbrick such as an oversized lot, NORTH Coventry —New Rais­ Eighth Utilities District Manchester 649-5306 Ju^“'"*' Wallett CLASSES START *$*Ft$ord—627 FWrniIngtua Av*.. Hartford. CkoM. location, immediate occupan­ FOUR-bedroom Ranch, garage, 6279. ^ ment of downright oddballs.’ ’ cy. A best buy nt $22,900. Bel­ Agency Realtors, 646-4200. aluminum siding, two-car EXCITING ed Ranch. Garages, 1% baths, Dated at Manchester, C!!onn., ------^ ------— Estate of Llnwood J. Perkins, large lot, full cellar. Can you . Theee people, he said, show W'lndwir—2M Rmod H»„ WrioAHir, ('«sin. fiore Agency, 647-1413. garage, new gas heating formal dining room. Acre this 26th day of August 1969. VERNON — $13),500. In bervlce, of Manchester in said district, SEPTEMBER MANCHESTER — Two - story top this for $19,900. Mitten deceased. "an almost pathological hatred Our of Town unit, big roomy basement, CONTEMPORARY treed lot. Many extras. Assum- must sell, cute 2-bedroom upon the application of Robert of our nation’s principles and America XX ’TWO-famlly, newly listed. Must rooms, 1V4 baths, etc Only $29,900. Move in Realty, Realtors, 643-6930. Ranch. New fireplace, furnace. Henry Smith a^k-a Robert H. Smith. and are -hlttArlv «w>. ------For Rent _*x t___^ _ _ lnt*(rn IxtloViavi 0x«v* lfro'"SSIi“r;'m ra 1^^’ to tS^naTl’.^ S o ^ : S#rvi( 527 FarmfngUMi Avenue— ilart/ord. Conn. . cently redone. Make on offer. porch, garage, on large shrub­ Realtor, 643-1677. ROCKV/l LB —Nicely furnish­ in this exquisitely appointed 742-8243. NOTICE ter chimney, authentic Co­ Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. bery bordered lot. Central lo­ Lots For Sole 73 l"f.„!!“ 'laUor"“ «r632^' ” ■ lS‘"a™r'‘riu d “ e".ta1^’''^^t..'"Vh'? ®®°'«>'"‘® ®«« *°vera. ftorul m « g rtgiitfilion form and infofni«t>on «houl th« 19/0 H 4 ft RIocli ed four-room apartment. $128. brick and frame home, most TOWN OF COVENTRY lonial Cape nestled in the hills eaitor, mo-iMzi. Hartford Realty Corp. and ment ayatems. Incomo Tai Coufto- Thu *% « roquott for mfnfmat*on only iod plic«t m« cation. Owner, 649-6077. No HEBRON—6% room Ranch, 3 Security deposit required. desirable Rockledge area. HIGHLAND Park Area — Large ZONING BOARD of Glastonbury in a pic- vERNON ------Sears Roebuck and Co., It Is ^ ______urulor no obiigotion to •nroll BRICK Cape — nicely located agenta. bedrooms, well treed acre lot, —6-r5om Ranch, at- ORDERED: That the foregoing Adults only. Available Sept. MANCHESTER Green area. . . Three bedrooms, 2% baths, lot, cduld be divided into two turesque setting in a prestige ippllcatlon be heard and delermin- In public or parochial school built-ins, fireplace, wall to wall OF A PPE A LS tached garage, paneled kitch- Probate office in Miri- 1st. Call 643-9678. an older colonial, one of the 30’ flreplaced, beamed cell­ building lots. City utilities. $10,- neighborhood. For appoint­ d at tl BASIC area. Immediate occupancy. MANCHESTER well planned There will be a Fhiblic Hear- en, built-ins, wall to wall car- Chester In said District, on th,. 4lh choice family type of homes. ing living room, large stone 000. Ask for Mr. Phllbriek, carpeting, rear porch, % Ted Kennedy’s AODRtSS VERNON — NOW RenUng. Six finished rooms, garage. I'A-room Cape, in town’s finest finished recreation room-small Wednesday, September 3rd ment call Phllbrick Agency, location, 4 large bedrooms, Three down, three up, two full foyer, formal dining room, Philbr-lck Agehcy, Realtors, 646-4200. peting. IA.W 20’s. Principals on- rven°^■?f.SS"l^^he^o'^en^r• an".! CITY "You owe it to yourself to see Cour.try-sJzixl kitchen, with new study in walk out, full base- P " ’ - Board Room ly. Call 875-6565. that notice be glvrsi to all persona garages, flreplaced living baths, carpeting. Attic, full (opening on to private 646-4200. Lawyer Began IN C O M E T A X one of these lovely apartments cabinets. Re(»n11y re lone In­ ment. Many extras. Ask- Building to take up Interested In said estate of the SIAM ■__ room, paneled den, formal din­ basement, gas heat. 'Two car patio), all electric kitchen W A PP IN G —Beautiful six- /IP CODl situated in a small apartment side. Ixjwer mid-twenties and Ing $26,700. Owner, 643-0995. the following appeals. W ILU N G T O N - 6-room Gape, S“ "'SSrn'la“ i ‘*or’fiearinr “ e^^ garage. Fine residential neigh­ (breakfast room adjacent) HEBRON — near Gay City, room Ranch. Excellent con­ In Faetory mtPMONE NUMHIR complex located In an attrac­ worth It. Belfiore Agency, 647- ing room, equipped kitchen, 1. William H. Kenyon, Church 4 bedrooms, large 2-car garage by publlahlng a copv of this order COURSE borhood. Owner transferred. 14x20' family room. Fine beautiful 1% acre corner lot. dition. Consisting of living tive residential area.” Brand 1418. situated on tree studded 4 lot. BOLTON — Lakefront Estate- Lane, Coventry. Appealing with horse and pony stalls. a elrru- EDGARTOWN, Maas, (A P ) Realistically priced $49,600. Priced to sell nt $31,900. Possi­ paneling, many built-ins, Stone walls. Minutes from room, dining room, kitchen ^ ^ A-v 1 lAllon In said district, at least seven CLIP AND MAIL TODAY • CLIP AND MAIL TODAY Far too many extras to list. from a question of front set­ Situated on 1>4 acre."". Only days before the day of said hearbig. F'or a boy who worked in a shoe new 8<,4 r(»m apartment (one THREE family, one block from Call Warren E. Howland, Real­ ble to assume $15,700 5% per­ stereo, complete alr-condi- Manchester. Ready to build. and three bedrooms. Alu­ $4,800. J. G. Possum, 643-9869. Over 3 acres of liesurely liv­ back occasioned by an error $28,900. T. J. Crockett, Real- !? ®PP®“/______!!, _ *7®,®®"..*® ’"5'^ .'setory to help out with cx- bedroom) featuring heat, hot Main St. $4,800. yearly income, tor, 643-1108. cent mortgage on this one. T. tloning system, carpeting, minum siding, air-conditioning . lime and place and be heard n-Ia- ing on beautiful Bolton Lake. by the Town En^eer. Re- tor, 875-6279. iivc...... thereto, and by ’mailing'"on or peases while going Omaigh high water, refrigerator, range. Never a vacancy. Don’t lose J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. drupes, arc Just a few of in dining room. Lot about one hood, garbage disposal, mas­ APPROXIMATELY four acres Nine room Ranch with 3-car ------***_.*'’■ ®'‘'71hed school, Robert G. Clark Jr. has this opportunity. Belfiore RANCH — 6M| rooms, first many fine features for the q’lesting a 20 to 25 foot vari­ acre. A ll this tor $26,900. MU- VERNON Four bedroom triAil, & cop) of this order lo Imin • IN O W OPEN ter TV antenna, telephone out­ prime land. Near community garage. Even has sailboat bas­ „ , . , , , ,, c. Perkins. 151 Walnut St.. Man- ®°®'® « Strw f)P E N Agency, 647-1418. floor, plus finished rec room MANCHES’TER- Quaint Cape, ultimate in gracious living ance front setback. This ap­ ten Realty, Realtors, 643-6930. R A T I R O AY Is lets, curtain rods, window college site and new Route 6. in with concrete bulkhead. Pro­ Colonial plus fam ily room, cheater. Conn.: Adeline L. Smith. He rose to a Distrirt Court HATUKUAY In basement, sunken formal good condition, 2 . or 3 b^- Willi low maintenance. peal is based on Zoning Ordi­ 8-4 shades and full bath with 'THREE family, newly listed, $21,600. Phllbrick Agency, fessional appraisal available. HF3BRON —Must sell. Three- liring room, fireplaw, formal “ “ ‘h “ 'S u rt ^ Judgeship, acquired one of the dining room with beamed cell­ rooms, fireplace, nicely land­ By appointment. Suzanne nance 10.3. A headship is dining room, kitchen with vanity. Washers and dryers in Just off East Center St. Needs Realtors, 646-4200. This property is only for those bedroom Ranch, modern kitch­ JOHN J. W A LLE T T. Judge mo-st luerullve automobile law ing, and mediterranean decor, scaped lot, garage. Priced for Shorts, 646-3233. Exclusive J. claimed since house and ga­ bullt-lns, garage. Only $31,900. John F. Shea Jr.. Alty. basement (coin-operated) and work. Make an offer. Belfiore Watson Beach & Co., Real­ who want the very best. Call en with built-ins, 2 full baths, practices In .Massachusetts, and 2 full baths, one off master quick sale. $24,900. Call Paul AMSTON LAKE — 2 acres. rage are completely framed. H.M. FYechette, Realtors, 647 storage area. Plenty of Agency, 647-1413. for thorough insi>ectlon. Bel­ Is now chief counsel for Sen. Ed­ bedroom, screeneI. He was admitted to M R . P E T E lease and security deposit re­ ate occupancy. Hayes Agen­ $10,900 RANCH. Five rooms, Three bi'drooms, 1% baths, ping, fireplace. Jalousied 1677. the following appeal. her. At which time and place said the Massachusetts Bar in 1926, quired. Call 628-0383 between cy, 646-0131. , . HHAOT GREEN > R>. hua 88 7B three bedrooms, new kitchen dining room and large liv­ porch, garage. Bel Air Real ------:—‘— . z v Donald Dziekan, Route 44A 3. Joseph Stlenlnger, Route proposals shall publicly be and opened an office in Bridge- 10:30 — 2:30 p.m. and 6-7 p.m. m ANCHESt E r , % $26,900 like cabinets. Beautifully landscap­ ing room, A go(xl neighbor­ Elstate, Vincent A. Bogglni, BOLTON -t. Location of property: —approximately 1500 feet East field Street, approximately Clark also spent nearly 20 ROHE FOOD NEW Harbor, Maine — Four- CUSTOMER SERVICES 10 Hn. 6IAO Aafoia yow lo* f.rgi Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. MANCHESTER ment. Cozy Cape centrally South side of Route 44A— 4th 420 lineal feet, and the North years, beginning In 1933. as an room cottage, modem con­ R*sort Property of Cedar Swamp Rd.. H6use QUlrK GREEN 6 lb. tmi 62.00 9a«d OF f.ffi veniences, ocean view. Ten ^ located, city utilities, ex ­ house from Brewster Street In­ is at present non-conforming FORqE.T-foE-NOT "H- School Street-OaUand Street asslwUinl district attorney for plant pfpg*9 fom* M ANCHESTER - N e w lUtlng. HOLLISTER SCHOOL pandable. Two bedrooms, r o w .MA.NI R E 60 ttw 62 76 •ail MR F|fi minute drive lo store luid B & W For Sole 74 tersection. 'This denial was with additional garage, wish­ Sewer from a point on North Norfolk and I’lymtajth countles,|^| Investment property, 3-famlly, ceramic bath, alumlmmi BOVUNO SRhaonum Ff at beach urea. Available month HAimOWS and W A U ^ C E Co. ------made under section 10 31 es to continue same building School Street 600 feet west of 1951 ( ark was named pre- 60 Mw. 63.16 aluminum siding, fenceil. in Is Jurt one block away from sided, detached garage. AMSTON LA K E - Waterfront. H^^dshlp is claimed on this a ^ MOSS of September, $48 weekly^ 643- Miuichester IMekaiie line. Hardship Is claimed. toe intersection of Nortb School "'dlnK I'®!*® ®f Brockton.District yanl, central location, excel­ this six-room Oolonlal on Truly a once In a lifetime wa erview, and wooded lots. ^ ^ 8 .v e $ o < 8249. Manche-stm- 649-6306 Street and Oakland St'reet to ' •>>• the late DemocraUc SAVK Aak yOW' 4«9l«r «b««P lent condition. Must be seen opixirtunity. Ffor complete Owner wishes to have breeze­ Delmont St. Three bed­ Enjoy imnmdlately, beaches. All Interested perLns are In- a point on Oakland Street. 1060 A I>ever. a law iNg mgfty of - M-.ii k growing children would like 4 or 6 room chester, Connecticut or at Gris­ Phrives in lull sun or light 6cu.n. dier, 649-7613. UtllRIes. Large wo«xled lot. Im ­ SEVEN-ROOM Colonial. Til­ practice gritw. for i»rii[aAr.irv <»rvt-r apartment first floor or du­ lAJVELY expiuidetl Green INVITATION wold Engineering. Inc. on Since then he has been Joined shade maculate condition. Mid 30’s. ed baths, large family room, 2 y j ------plex. References. Call 289-2626. MANCHESTER — 8-room Cape , Manor Rancli features four- Main Street In Manchester. Meyer Agency. Realtors, 843- fireplaces, plastered walls, by hta son. Robert G (la rk HI in country setting. Garage, 2 bednwms, two baths, large TO BID - Connecticut. 0609. full Insulation, porch, city util­ •Antither son R u hart K d ark, W ANTED SM AU . unfurnished baths, dishwasher, carpeting. paneled family room, wall to ON THE FOLLOWING ^A iLdJdsuiJticiLO U ^ Copies of Contract Docu­ 1* t member of a New York d ty ities. built-ins, e.\tra large 2- 10-10 SavB apartment. Write Box "AA", Pasek Realtors, Ml.a, 280- wall canietlng, beautiful tn>ed ONE ID SELF-CONTAINED ments may be obtained by de­ GARDEN MOWERS C A P E -S ix room, three or four car garage, near school, treed Center St. & Thompson Rd., Manchester 'fti law firm Manchester Herald. 7478, 742-8243, Bill Wolcott 668- lot. As.sumable 8*i, per cent HOPPER TYPE SALT AND positing ten dollars t$l0.00i GREENLAWN tu'drooms, built-in Ixxikshelves lot, e.xcellent location. Charles •At,I Tl.e elder Clark and his a lf» jmfQOd SPECMl 1663. mortgage, owner. 649-4331 af­ SAND SPREADER with the Engineer for each set t.be P.rmer lyjulse Balbonl. Irve FAMILY of four looking for 4 and drawers. Wotxled lot. Han­ Lesperonce, 649-7620. Luxury Living As You'd Design It PLANT FOOD \ 2 2 ” MODEL dy Ux-atlon. $21,600 A better ter 6 p in. ______Sealed bids will be received of documents so obtained m Bridgewater He is a member Only Only Onfy( or 8 room apartment in Man­ MANUIIFISTER IXnmtry liv­ $ 3 « r buy by Phllbrick Agency, Real­ IM M ED IATE OOCUPANCY — *he Purchasing One & Two-Bedroom Apartments Elach such deposit win be re- r,f the Brockton Bar As»x;latks’i chester, needed as soon as pos­ ing In the city. Here Is a new ,.rv. tors. 646-4200 C.\MBRrDGE SI. iwith It's New 7-room Raised Ranch. 2i, Agent, 740 Main Street. East 2747 funded If toe drawings and Con- Me aim has served as president $68.88 sible. Call 646-1247 anytime. Ranch built right. Huge mas­ ♦ » arching maplesi. Attractive baths, 2 fireplaces, laundry H artford, Connecticut until Free Heat and Hot Water tract Documents are returned the Bridgewater Credit I'nloh 2 ter bcdn.K>m, flreplaced living COOPER Hill Street Choice older home, 6 nxvns on one SG I.B7 room, bullt-lns, plastered T H l’RSDAY, SEPT. 11, 1968 at in good condition within ten tlOi and Is a fellow of toe American HO Lh B/',r. '•>0 LB BAG room, front ami rear jiorch, west side location. Spotless floor. Pleasant living room, walls. 2-cnr garage, city utill- 10-00 A M., and will be opened Rental Also Includes day’s after the Bid opening. College of Trial Lawyers ButinMS Property garage, large lot. Keith Agen­ diatom built seven-room Co­ spacious dining n.x>m, den. I ties, near school, SO-day occu- publicly and read at that time The Eighth Utilities District ' Oreena l«wne cy. 646-4126, 649-1922 lonial. Three bedrooms and kitchen, 2 bedrooms FYill base­ All G-E Kitchen Equipment mo-; aiopoalirc qiiilt Never out of-fashion . . . Feeda your For Solo 70 \pancy. Built by Ansaldl. and place for the above man­ reserves the right to waive any ro:.Ks-5:. lawn from up fast! bath up, four rooms and lava­ ment 44x28, shaded front of Jhf Klowi rs in. the jerkin and sk.rt two- Sprrial Drlivrrv m i 20,000 b r a n d n e w 7 ixxnn Ranch Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. ned commodities and serv- InformAlltles or to reject any now till the MANCHESTER — tory on first floor, and the porch., Rix>f ha.s deep over­ simple enibr- iflery ivime to he worn with a S I^ K A N E Wash. (APi - A Keep your - —~ The popular with 2-car attached garage on ILinge with Self-Cleaninir Oven • TSivo-Door Refrig­ .stitchf.s apd rich -rolors! soft sweater for a or all » d a ' apring of 19701 •quare foot masonary indus­ most gorgeous rec room In hang. Garage, trees, sh^ibs. MANCHESTER — New List­ calf was born ' downtown garden growing! 10-6-4 fo(m4;ia preferred oy 1 ^ 5 4 .9 9 -HA.YY fully landscai>ed tuilf acre Ibt. Information for bidders, specl- erator-Freezer • Disposal • Dishwasher • Two A ir S’o. 2T-17 has hot-iron .«p ■ t" outfit, oi a Ires*,, Each Bidder muat deposit trial building, 1 4 acres, cen- the basement. Ixiaded with ex­ CYnvenlent Unaitlon. near\bi:s ing, Five-room Cape, ' two-car Wedr.eaday Specially Ihbuaendt of homo owners F'antastlr view of Hartfonl ___ . , . . . flcatlons, proposal and con- Conditioning Units • Traverse Rods • Venetian Blinds transfer for .50 motif*; bl'ius- for da>-time near­ with his Bid. security in the OTHER trsJ location, all utilities. tras like carpeting throughout, lo w 20's. Ulllan Grant. Real­ garage. nicely lan^ca,^. It seems a large cattle truck formulated by 25% of nitrogen is orgenic skyline tuul bridges Call Mr, are available at the • Wall to Wall Carpeting throughout. Two bedroom color, sewing and finish­ ing I No. 82ir> with I’Hu- amount, form and subject to broke down toe cxrw VOS ready Sale, nonourning 75% of TYPES Many possibilities. Including dishwasher. atr-condtttontng tor Walton W Grant Agi-ncv. treed >tani. close to bus line ing direitions. ro-r,i im; is in Nen) -Sizes Agway You'Lest crioice lor .Merritt for details Belfiore offloe of the Purchasing Agent. apartments include one and one-half baths. toe condiuons provided* in toe ^ ^ e birth and there was a tot ndrogen is organic fo pro­ oommercial use. Hayes Agen­ units, plus a two-car garage 643 1163 and shopping. Only $22,900. H. UN6 sac Is CSIM tsr smS ^ T to 1.-,, bust .31 to .37. all-round use Great for pre- KeffuJar 10-6-1. f l J N I Agency, 847-1413. 740 Main Street. East Hartford. instruettons to Bidders ^ traffic vide year-iorig moierod feed- cy, 646-0181. and a lot that afforils the m axi­ M Frechette. Realtors, 647- •Ample parking, individual Ixasement storage, master Jjm ts lacMs nnt-ctsts BSiSag. Size 9. 32 bus! i . . 2 I paring new lawns ing SO-fo bag so Lfae. I M ANCHESTER - Your fuml- mum of privacy. T. J. CYock- StW ITlS H Castle — ten nxims, 9993. The right is reserved to re­ TV antenna. Convenient to transportation, shopping, Asae CsksC. Msarhestrr yards o f ,’>4-inch. .No Bidder may wltbdraw unidene.lflrd Canadian 891 C E N TE R Street, an eight on 46 acres of land, painstak­ ject any or all. or any part of Kvealac HanM. IlM AVE tur«.> will all fit In Older home ett. Realtor, 643-1877. schools and churchee. o r AJgEBlCAS. NEW YOmK. to m sac la calas lar aaa* saz his Bid within thirty ilOi days truck driver* delivered tot calf room home with 2-car garage ingly restored 17th century BEAUTIFUL Spilt Level tsrs ts ll tlsSi NTN-Clsss I but what wall space 1 What a n y'o r all bids when such ac- .M.T. IMM.- , after the actual date of the bid svhlie two police officers direct- located In buslnets H zone BOWERS School District — former Grist mill. Waterwheel sumable mortgage 6H per tlon la deemed to be for the Rental agent on premises 1-7 p.m. Also shown ,by STM Naas, zawsss sen ZW ■as Bsus itl. Xaa opening. AGWAY HOME & GARQEN CENTER windows! What woman con SOS StrH WiaSir. / EveataL RataM. tlM ATE ed traffic. DwsUlng could be easily con­ Three-beilrvxim Ranch. Air- that generates your own elec­ cent, 3 nice bedrooms, ga- best interest of the Town of appointment. One-quarter mile east of Exit 9'2, WilbuV OF AnW CAA. NEW TORE. Joseph A V o l a . ^ Aaked why he dldn help with wouldn't want this. Modern Send 50< Podsy for thV E.T. M M . verted for professional or com­ condltloneil. partially finished tricity, picturesque waterfall, rage. large corner lot. Full East Hartford. Cross Parkway. Route 15 and 1-84. Clerk toe delivery o r.e of the traffic mercial occupancy. Robert J. kitchen. Come see It. meas­ basement. V acre parklike new '69 Fall and Winter erm HsM . zaarvts nr BUCKLAND STORE with water rights. F'or further price $23,800. Call on this one. Town of East Hartford CMC. toss NM*ar saS Itaa. Eighth Utllttles District officers replied Lord no I've Smith. Inc., 068 Main Street. ure it, buy It. Keith Agency, yanl, many extras Helen TELEPHONE 646-2623 ALBUM’ information call Phllbrick Mitten Realty, Realtors. 643- By: John Torpey. n u u im . . . tw««n isvsir It's here . .'. toe ’6S Fall William HanklnsQci. ■lellvered lots of babies In tola MANCHESTER h-;3- 3I 2j feiAILY 8- S 'SATURDAY 8-4 MM241. 646-4126, 649-1922. Palmer, Realtor, 643-632t. Agency. Realtors, 646-4200. caao. Purchasing Agent Sas«tss is a itsr mtHiV Ssnsrs * Winter Bzsic FASHION! President Job but a guy tiaa to draw toe stits); »nct>mn t ilt — saly sac s cars! Only 30# a copy. Eighth Utllttles District Uae somew’bere ’ The Weather Fair, mild tonight with lows 65 to 70. Saturday and Sunday sunny and hot with highs in up­ per 80s, low 90s. Shower proba­ Manchester— 4 City of Vitiate Charm bility near xero throughout. VOL. L X X X V m , NO. 281 TWENTY-TWO PAGES MANCHESTER, CONN., FRTOAY, AUGUST 29, 1969 (CfaMslfted Ad^ortlslng on '.Psire 18) PRICE TEN CENTS grand maitron of the Order of Update your engagement Eaatem Star of Connecticut, and her associate grand officers Janet, 17, a freshman at the diamond in a new setting. See will make their official visit to School Policy School Pages Strikes May Members of the Ladias Guild University of Connecticut, won The local young people who Temple Chapter on Wednesday, Tuesday's edition of The of the Assumption will meet to­ Grand Champion of the Senior gave supplemental assistance to our beautiful new selection Sept. 10, at the Masonic Herald will carry school night at 8 at the John F. Tier­ Clothing Division. She entered the hospital team Included Miss Temple. Chapter members Facing Test pages for Manchester and Keep Schools ney Funeral Home, 219 W. 23 garments, receiving 19 blue Paula Btisson of 237 School St., from as lUtle as $30 Arab Guerrillas in Threat wishing to attend a dinner be­ area towns. Center St., to recite the Ro.sary ribbons, 3 red ribbons and 1 Miss Claire Brown of 484 Porter WASHING'rON (AP) _ Nixon fore the meeting are reminded for the late Mrs. Mary St. I-aw- The bus route schedide for ___ k to make reservsutlons with Mrs. white ribbon. She also received St., Miss Debbie Brown of 21 EASY PAYMEHT PUNS adminfstration school desegre­ rcnce, a member. They will al­ a blue ribbon In Arts and Crafts Columbia appears In today’s Shut Longer Olive Recave, worthy matron; Harlan St., Miss Elaine Ham- gation prtfey—seen by critics as Herald. so meet and act as honor guard and Record Books. This past merschlag of 89 Pond Lane and contradictory and confuslitg— Mrs. Helen T. Elliott, or any The school pages will con­ By ’THE ASSOCIA’TED PRESS at the funeral tomorrow at 10 year she was the assistant sec­ Miss Paula Jones of 124 Wash­ mm es to the test next week. officer by Friday, Sept. 6. a.m. at the Church of the As­ Downtown Manchester—958 Main Street tain bus routes, school hours, retary of the Hartford County ington St. " X s piq>il3 in 17 Southern and School bells may not be ring­ To Jews in sumption. . calendars, home room ing on time for thousands ol London 4-H Fair Association and also Each student volunteer re­ Border states return to fall slgnments, cafeteria meniM received the Fair Scholarship. Ptkoto by PHenefi ceived a letter of appreciation classes, a controversy swells on children this fall, as teachers In and p r i c e s , orientatians, Susan, 14, a sophomore at the the direction of civil rights en­ several communities threaten H> THE ASSOC IATED PR ESS and a back-to-school kit contain­ names of crossing guards, LOOK FOR US FOR Manchester High School, won Engaged forcement 18 years after the Su­ strikes or other Job action. ing pens, pencils, nail clippers, and other pertinent informa­ The lender of an Arab guerrilla orunnization said to­ Grand Champion of the Senior sewing kits, rain hats and key preme Court declared unconsti­ Much of the trouble Is In the IN ■■[■Illgl The engagement of Miss Dotv- Do It Yourself or Let Us Do It For You tion. Midwest. day there would lie more fire and I'Kimh attAcks ngain.st Foods Division. She entered 17 chains, donated by business­ tutional' the “ separate but .lewi.sh e.stahliahment.s in Ixindon and indicated tHe Cosmetics baked goods, and received 18 na Linda Muschko of Brookline, equal’’ concept. Chicago’s 19,000 teachers vote men. camimipn may lie carried to the United States. (Sept. 23 issue) blue ribbons and '4 red ribbons. Mass., formerly of Manchester, Tuesday on whether to strike at This summer’s group, the “ Pussyfooting” is the tag put the opening of classes Wednes­ — ------_ George Habash. leader of IT'S She also received a blue rib­ to John James Xenakis of All- largest on record at the hos­ on the Nixon policy by Clarence W. G. Glenney Co. bon on her record book. day. ’The maintenance workers the Popular Front for the Liber­ ston. Mass., has been announc­ pital, were assigned to nursing Mitchell Jr., Waahlngt"where In all parts of the year. completed on a military appro­ and apologies from WiiHldngton. OPEN WED., TIIlIRS., FBI. till 9 bridge, Mass. A gp-aduate of He said 600 elementary school workl. The enemy camps In­ 9 Flgimes alone are impressive. priations measure and some At u meeting of the Koretui Long Branch (N.J.) High Air Profits Double teachers In Joliet vote Sept. 2 on clude not only Israel but also ’nie Department of Health, money bills needed to run the a contract and five Chicago sub- Armistice tV>mmlsslon, the tile Zionist movement, world SCHOOL SUPPLIES School, he also graduated from JOHANNESBURG — South Education and Welfare says government. ..urbs are still negotiating new chief Nortli Korean repreeenta- Imperialism led by the United book covers fillerpaper the Massachusetts Institute of Africa Airways carried 976,687 that of 4,476 once segregated Senate Democratic Leader contracts. Almost 35,000 stu­ live said ('apt. Ihivtd H. C'raw- states and Veactlonary powers Technology, Cambridge, where passengers in fiscal 1968, an in­ ACT NOW spiral notebooks lunchboxes districte, a total of 2,994 will Mike Mansfield has said he ex­ dents would be affected in Joliet ford of Pooler, Ga,, and Spec. 4 ,he ImpertallsU he is studying for his doctor’s crease of nearly il per cent Stop in and b^l point pens pencilboxes open next week with completely pects extended debate over the and the five suburbs. llenmin E Hofstntter of Low- Habash was Interviewed In degree in mathematics. over a year earlier. Profits all your school needs ate at Plaza CARPET YOUR KITCHEN WITH unitary schools, unidentifiable administration’s request tor $3.7 One Illinois city already was point, III., were seriously In- Amman Jordan, where the see our display The wedding is planned for more th^ doubled, reaching by race. billion for NASA. hit by a strike. Teachers In the near future. $40 million. " “K2“ o 2 '’‘ L ” o.‘‘r ‘'" 2 ; Ki"''-rtlla onpuil^tlon ha. tts CARPET MADE EXPRESSLY FOR HOME USE . Of the remainder, 369 are un­ ’The Senate Space Committee Granite City walked out x>^.ke. the ptM. of Richmond, headquarters It has claimed der court orders to desegregate has cut some $250 million out of Wednesday, which was to have Iml.. slightly Injured, hijacking nn Israeli and 1,107 are functioning under the House apace measure, but been opening day for 15,000 stu­ ’The North Korean delegofe, airllia-r over the Meditemuteiut KITCHEN CARPETS voluntary plans submitted to approved the $3.7 billion the ad­ dents. The dispute Is over sala­ MaJ. Gen. Ix-o (tioon-Aun, said |u,t summer, shooting up two a r e b e a u t if u l HEW tor achieving total inte­ ministration asked. ries. doctore are Ircntlng them, but ,„hcr Kl A1 Jets In Athens and gration. Since most of this money Is In La Salle, 111., the ’Tuesday ho gave no further Information, zun^h ami planting a bomb in a AND PRACTICAL ‘"This means, ’ ’said an HEW for projects far along In the opening of school was delayed on their condition. Jenisalem su|>ermnrket that spokesman ’Thursday, “ that planiiing stage—including more by a strike by 80 of 110 teachers He said NorUi Korea would killed 2 Israelis and Injured 2S. where one-fifth of the South’s moon landings—it is unlikely to at LaSalle-Peru Town High consider their retuni ' In oc- The editor ..f Cairo’s semloNl Negro youngsters were attend­ suffer much trimming. School. Agreementt was reached cortium e with ixiBl prac-Uces" If otal newsjsnK.r Al Ahram said i ing integrated white schools last Bift the debate will provide Wednesday and schools were to the Americans admlttwl "criml- today the Aral* must take the year, one third will have the ad­ the first real torum on whether open today. At issue was the ex­ n a liy seixllng the 01123 hell- uuallve In getting the united vantage of an integrated educa­ the natton should try to send piration date of the teachers’ Bus window was smashed liy tire which fiew off truck passinfr in opposite copter over Nortli Korea. Htates to change Its mind on the tion duiltg 1969-70.” m.en to Mars in the 1980s or dl- contract. direction. (Heraid photo iiy Silver) Id'c anmrently was referring Arab-lsruell question Around the figures game, reot most of the vast outlays It A union representing 100 of to the arrangement under which - ai the end of a series of week- however, swirls the controversy. would take to do so into easing 200 teachers at two,campuses of North Kort-a rele.is.Hl two oUior ,y „,ll..rinls on Ihe Nixon ad- The administration of former poverty, hunger and housing Waukegan Town High School re­ Amerlcun hrU.sn.ler crewm..n ,„i„|s|rall.>n's Middle East President Lyndon B. Johnson problems. jected ’Thursday the board of In 1964. a year after they wer,. Mulwmm.-.l llelkal, sahl had set next month as the dead­ NASA officials have estimated education’s latest wage offer. Tire Smashes Bus Window, slK»l down .HI May 17, 1983 ’nto ArnlM If they ai-tr»l t.gjelher line tor complete integration of that to put a man on the Red School is scheduled to open next Nortli Koreaiw rotunied lliom A eoiild exert "tolling pressure In once segregated southern Planet by 1981 would cost some Wednesday. after the U N t k>iii muiMl slgnixl schools. Only a few exceptions $64 billion starting in 1974. Indiana has two school strikes a (locuinriit lulinltUng Uiey were (Hre I’agn Twelve) were authorized. ’This would mean a return to under way. Although classes Glass Hurts 10 Passengers spying. Ihen re|nallutey niHMnke Our Our Rag. 17.97 carpet. Herculon fiber face yarni in truck bounced into a win­ the WillMir t ’rosw Hwy aeveral AT Our liut there wits tH> indleatliMi Rag. Rag; 9 J 4 0 & tweed colors. dow and sent shards of hundroij yiirda l>efart‘ the Tun- Viel Murder 84.97 CALDOK Bulletin 6 7 ™ 129.97 glass fljdng through the n»el Rd. exit. (Hee Pag.' Ten) bus. Most of those injured The driver. Rlchiird (I Thl- WAHJUNUTON (AP) Th* 24.70 ’ l ull lealurc lypewrilcr ".Sabre” • All electric makes lypmg a 1 3 . 8 8 were children. h(*ault of N(‘W Britain, im- O ntral dntolllg«nc«i Agency tn •8 Iransislot AM tinlid, lull Icaluic dock > Ideal lor homework. mediately pulJrfor»' tlM-lr by the Army In South Vietnam DURING OUR nald he ir-iiMl to "im ike the In alHmrd lhr> pliuir iin nuyliig: W I I’.M I K's iM’hcdulrd return lw»m«* for InvrHtigatlon on charges that Jur**d an < onih>itahle an [mc. “ Ttn* p lniic wan hljm k n i hr- GIs Acted "With talks In nrjudon. they rhunlrrml a Vletnameee Liberty nible." Th«- Injured remained in caiinn II lN*iociKCr MID­ p.innenger>t gin raJt, withdrawals and wltli thriM* rnrn involvtHl. I )li IK )\ \K'i ciiunr Ihe r.S, tmiln lirncl As One Unit hn ( ' Mf>rgtin said In hlrr«| by the <’IA Home Halgon in repjried in fair < otidiU^»n 'it alMiard w ere rf*|K»rtcd rm Tapes hiring an offlrlnt itcrtoi) id eimn vN eald (’lA ordered him SONG fllANG VAM>KY, Hartford Ho'piUii wit)j IhmiI hurt. A TWA niMikrariiati In mourning tintll aftrr t)»r funcr kltleit after film* caught him Vietnam (Al*) A group of (H h Injuricn. She wan flr?it )»TYiug)»l Attirnn «ucld I'.M. dltdom alh al talking with North Vietnumao* from A Compjiny waJd today to Rin kvilit! Hirtpltiil and then offlclnU wrre attctiitdlng to CASSETTE CARPET . Go%- Walter I’clrrson sahl hr In ( ‘nrriboilta that the whole compfiny w atate- J695 1595 to City Hall where they demonstrated against the closing of major construc­ menl that th<* refimaJ waN )>y only five men and that mo«l of ‘‘Blue BeaulifuV Cops Tell Blacks • Hie Ventyies Hawaii t ive-() tion projects in the city. The projects were shut down after three days of dem­ the com pany wjiji pn.»p:in'd to • last 1 Ml 4 IralTic 5.77 move. DETROIT (AP) In the hof>e and trying to get th$-'blacks in NeEr*M it ' Black Is Beautiful ' parking InfraetUin 'This was 1.49 • Sih l)iniensii>n The Age ol Aquarius Webster's New World IhclionAr) of ihe tnglish onstrations Ity blacks and whites aimed at getting more black members in r»G signing up more bUtck#.. I>e '7 ^}e Trouble \n ii k/t *if th em language A- nrwKmcn que^itloruMl B«f'fre the e^'ntrsltaatwn of tvd. whnt y said lU »akj (>hy»k‘al WHILE ’THEY LAST wouldn't go. ” de* lared I*f<- ♦ledlcftted ft new recnilting 'Die ■ Blue Ik Beautiful' gi-r.e Mnr.gufn. an applicant and c«tucatk>riat requirements Frrd Sar>der» of A’ ken HC.. a headquarters in the inner cdy » theme of the <»rnpa)gn sterns w»Hjid leave |i*7U(c heaiWjuartef« 5 FT. TUB e n c l o s u r e In Pittsburgh Demonstrations medic pre ent with the rom pa The two-story MUldir>g u fr*7m a sk$gan used by some pj flrwi his t«r Ucjirtsd for a (Am Page Twalve) Barth ny )a*t Sundfiy three blocks from ll'th fttreet, •27.95 "But W'hen they tdtrjd up anr) where Detroit's IWI7 race riot PITTSBURGH (AP) — Hun­ to work! We want to w ork!" the day after three days of blue raid they w'ouldn’t go. otherA l>egan men chanted. Interspersed were demonstrations seeking more dreds of white construction raid thev wouldn't go either I Two j^dir*- lieutermnts, two Cries of "While power." Some of craft union Jobs for blacks. Guitar workers angered over an order rerkem it w.i" mor.a! 'upf^irt I>e serg*.*r.') in rrj'ddle task ton*' the signs read: "While Pride Some of the Idled men held a cau^e nolffxiy we didn't 'patrolmen rerniltfr* and U pa that stopped them from working and Union Unity,” "Joe Sold U* counter-protest at City Hall. want to go ■ *ro)men IrvestJgaVjr*^ a re as for two days to meet Negro Job Down the River." and "D owti Our Reg. 13.B8 INLAID The work hall was designed to slgriefl to the r<*'nj)lif)g unit SAVE demands marched through With Joe, We .Want to Work” (Hre Psgr Tw rhr) 9 permit negotlatloru between of­ fW'fne iO J»er '»f -s The "Joe" was In reference to ■MM M Aay KHeiM Pittsburgh's downtown today, ficials of the city’s builders’ and {ao{Kdi(t:ort IS N'jfr* (>u‘. or.ly | U » « * r X I f . Mayor Joseph M Barr. carrying si|;na. chanting and trade union organizations and • lUmt lb |>er er.t >4 the AND MORE •79.95 clapping their hands. The workers took a winding P.rce ; bla/ k Men’s and Ladies’ path through the downtowTi. (See Page Twelve) Baek-to-SchooI j ; ; As they progressed Uitough IS ever Mel police OfflcjaJj; rmjThif Itr - the .lowntown during bus>- keeping to the sidewalks and EUGENE. Ore (APj tr.y qu.*i:jf.ed an**' Bathracea morning rush-hour traffic, stopping traffic only when they IWallets and Purses Harry Bcneer .'UkI Myrtle white I,r b! : k e.,n find - J-!. '* Fibre Trunk pedestrians along their way crossed the streets Policemen or, '.he f r? ♦ B'it t^-/ 11.88 9 X 12 NYLON RUGS on motorcycles escorted the Byers were bom on M>«rrh whistled, cheered and clapped Fint VbIumI 12; IftM, he In I,4Jimed, Kan ''>T)'e metaf tail piece While They Last. She w%M a housewife He h irk re'trV'id* In buildings along the msrcti said one worker, _ We don ! e f.V/mi7l ‘ ’..' er Jo • IhirahIcAeiluliud guaid plate *49.95 wae a high Rchrol prtnetpai route tossed confetU oulf of winz—has-e any leaders We make our For Inquest hanr.e. flpreer. aJd m ' inter dows. \ owTi deculons ;• They lived most oS the;r 1.97 ■■ \ ^ livee In the Eugene area, lens vurs. rhe»e : r •/■,>tG f«^r Aitout aoo of the tuorkers gath- The marchers stopped at the ^ WIU tume, wovnlen bit out t An autopjy on M.iry Jo Ko Om W'edheeday. at the age twe#rs the nurr.t'ef of wh.tes and SEE (U R SELECTION OF SHEET tti> Thli U the outdoor carpet you, na. Just on the fringe biggest abou! 200 com-truction workeri' • Suitable for men. women, boyv jnd Knh can't tail from indoor carpet. ( pechiir » body m time lor next of 81. they died bisV ks being cigh* Ml'SlC it Gl'ITAR ACCESSORIES! • Btjss plated steel haidwate jnd lock. Negro area in Pittsburgh, and gathered to protest the shut- I e r, >fr,e J f, >.b of»en MmIc of Arong mon-madet week inquest into her de.ith in Services for Mm Byervi •Hlue.uze .to "xJ0"vl.lS f.k.ltv^p started their njarch. They down of cons«rucUon projects to 'fiC* Hpreer, -:;d ■A ,t I gr'. OIrtbt flbere. U.® tt on patio .Sen K lwiird M Kennedy s esr and Mr Bower wtH be held or terrace m vour fam- milled around until a group of meet Kegr>i demands that more t/ ' k I ., fsj* • wni- r. g lided today a- iir.fx; i in she same funeral home, ■ 1 fljht ■ l ( Uy room kitcen ' den M- Td. Irorworkers surged forward and blacks be admitted to crari w w?ir.t to b'<- The i»iue IS stalled In court today for him. SaCuday for m«k# »urr eround the pool shouted: "Let's go! " As they unions. eVp.r^o’ .e q = i . ifjrd CHARGE SALIi Thurs. thru f«t. »«a. M.M Sg. Td. A I'erjuvS n v Juttg • re- her irui it WT Manchester, 1145 Tolland Tpke. walked, more people Joined the Owners of lO major .cmslru' get 'Up , w h •< ■ w»- -” [Ai! '.h.'.r. ))«ftruit ! ’'jlir-e I,t A very Jaek*on (le ft) talk--w ith |m).H|>eetiVf recriiit.s aru) . arching the Uw qn whether he AcquatrfLonces said there ALL YOUR march. Pohcc estimated the tion proTerts involving m o r e ir. * , EXIT 93, WILBUR CROSS PARKWAY Opan Lota Ivary Night i - author.!;, .-.d JuniJirt.on was no indiCAtion the two had PURCHASES crowd ax 2.000. than $200 milhon and 31000 .•x.l>iai(i ti l- iiew |A.ii..- “ Mlue ii liiMutiful." in u .vti'iiiieti-up drive by ever ms<. 'T h e ■' - ■ »r f. , JA,'.;,- •We want to srork* W’e warn workers closed the Jobs Thurs­ (Her Page Tea) b»ii< hut sp re the (Ifj-.ii trueiit to Kain rnoie t.Uik ix.lu.-men (AP I’hotofux) Read Herald Advertisements